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Now 700 can her tba workfi fitatest share. srUaitrrp3S Wiie saar'K rv art itt frsy4ee rwrfT Vsiet AatoStrop Raaor strop and blades at aoy dealer for $L Other seta- tip to $2S. nnrH unocn yvRHnnrnjiMU lumnr i nniu niimiiiii 1IIUIIL i llMil rnninnn LtUPAHUh 1 1 IIUIIUIILU mrr Ml T-nn-ti (Largest Number in History of East Responds to Call of the Coach. expected to show up watt for his -new shook - Aiisw ering- - the football summons at the iuast high, Oi following men 'hive been given suits: Alton Carman, Frank Buchanan, Darrv.ll Smith, John Smith, Jack Meakin. Frank Becjcwrth, BiH Dern. Sam Kincald, Paul Cecil, John Fraaier, Wesley Prouse. Stan -- ur rat-feri- first-strin- &w 7- '1 E. Kirkham. Star Randall. Cecil Stay-ne- r, Henr Lewis, Roy Hurd, Bill Manly, Avofr Frame, Jack tempest, Clifford Hansrl, Clarence Nobbs. Van McArty, Frank Jonas, Tom Harris, Frank Mathews, Detbert Richard Charles Weaver, Glade Berry, Frank Creer, Harrieon Brothers, Jasper Searles, Frank McArby John HowairiL. Henry Catrow, Hugh Latimer, Ahon Poulson, MiKon Duncomhe, Lon Richardson, Kenneth Daniels, John BiH Hlckey. Frank HamUton Snarr, Ervine Johnson, Kenneth Gardner, Jack Squires, George Bisbee, Byron Williams, Floyd Nelson, Herbert Cruse, Hugh Strlkland, Harvey Bramwell, Roy Wulletein, Blaine Linnei, Marvin Broberg, George Edward Flandro, Steve Wilson, Marvin Johnson, Wills Morrison, Milt Thatcher,: Stratford Budge, Boh 4 is'' - Daily Wat-kin- j01B.,-ae- s, JDa.viJSi rt Losee. Edison Dorland, Harold Wardrop, Dansetl Mwle, Boyd Squires, Bob Smith, Evan Henderson, Gilbert Gerard, Oliver Rands, John Judge and McKay Stevenson. The first game of the season will be played about Septemx?r 2 with an eleven made up of former Leopard gridmen- and alumni. Shortly followto ing this- contest a ouble-header be played between the Leopard first gene ir string and the Westminster Parsons and the Red and Black second string versus the Park City aggregation. These contests were playpd in a similar way two years ago at the opening of the season, and Coach Warthman hopes to establish the custom of opening the season In thin way. The schedule for the division will be drawn up by the coaches of ajl teams in the division at a meeting to be held tomorrow in the Deseret gymnasium. The semifinals for the state title will be played on November 17 and the flneis on the 24th of that month, it has been decided by the executive committee of the Utah High School Athletic association. aftm-noo- EAU CITY PRODUCE. KANSAS I'ITT, Mo., Sept. 11. and poultry, aachaniCHl. EM 1 nt higber; firm, a-- ; ed, Batter (elect- It. Make Arrival Ctach Hope for Two f WSharpens itself Xr - Full Squads by Monday Four more huskies for the orisason football eleven and one for the frosb aggregation showed uo at the "IT I I I gymiuunum yeaterday afternoon" and 1 were given suits by Graduate lfa-ager Hancock. Vere Champ ton, last year's' ciaasy quarter, was again tn a suit, and Clare Hagen also reported -:' tst"Oosjeh-Flupatrk-has) promised to take off nim next week. Oene Livingston. a, who made many of the locatl fans stand and cheer tune and again whan he tore off lame sains for the Kkat rmgh school, oonned the crimson ler ey yemenoay ana feu rtgnt into line with the other players, who have reponea tor uniforms. Olen ( H rum") Anderson was the fourth vsr any atniete to put In at camp yesterday and ha leaped in the air after the passes) hast aw he takes the hard lea In the track meets. Andr is out for one of the end posttlone A. C. 3b: T. n: B. manaeer; Mnrdock. Tadd. too row. Murdock, Bonner, rieht. ana to lb: to gnre some of the aid Fraoghtoa, lb; Left expecoj a bier fight for the honors. Montgomery, rf; Stanley, cf; Lefty Murdo'dt, p. Bottom tow, Ch Nion, cX; OUaa, IX.; Sweat, 2b; P. Murdock, timers Ken Ryan, who has been one of the as; W. Nelson, c Leopard stars for the past three years, was the first frosh to put In winner American Fork won two out an appearance and Coach Hautcocfc BO t7 THEE 5 ASSOCIATI0K. three contests. American Fork of the got Mm to wnrk aion; immediately Woo. Loat. Tr. Defeats AM. rOKK. HKBRR. With the other piayers. Nine men 51 .631 ..87 New Orleans B.H.O.A. have now B.H.O.A. for suits and this .VI .'..S7 reported ..81 Mobile .. 4 0 1 tlMastf meir.rf Boark,2 list wilt in Series to Decide naBMr.u larger each afternoon, .523 65 ..VI Birsitairliani o 1 w. l so that grow Nciaoa.e. R7 ..Ml by next Monday the crimson ..70 Ml Iter. p ... 4 0 0 1 etanley.ef ... 5 1 t 0 Memphla . coechlneT staff erpeeta to have a full 72 .4M .70 NaahTllle . .. . 4 J 01 Ronner.ab Winner. lnrrant.cf 72 1923 to start work on the hUL ..a .400 Atlanta . . Holaiutaa.ai a 1 1 t rnmgntoa.lb 4 110 squad .4114 4 ..57 Chattanooca 0 Those who have already reported for 0 Blrk.lb .... S 1 01 Ollea.et ... Hi. ..47 Uttle Keck . .Hi suits anu mrs now resary ror the S 1 S 101 102 O0! P. Mnrdark.aa Bwral lib ... 4114 opening practice next Monday afterBarrett.e .. noon are: Jewkea, Whitney, Oep- Teaterday'a Kecalta RoWnaon.rt .111 Oi C. Murdock.p 4 1 S Special to The Tribes. New Orleana g, I.lttlc Itnrk V 01 taln WatJtlrss, Champion. Livingston 0 Dodie AMERICAN 10 FORK, Sept. 11. Birmingham ft, NaahTllle 2. Anderson. Jorgenson, Williams -and won its second straight title Atlanta 10. Chattanooga 5. City 7 4 27 11 Haeen. These bovm are work Inn- in TbUhl . . S2 5 27 R . . Totals Mobile 4. Hempbia 1. In the Central Utah league when the Batted for L. Chipmaa In ninth; fllei Salt Lake and have found time to gat meor suns. est. tor up Heber nine triumphed over the locals, Heber 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 34 The crimson coaching staff an4 to 2, in the second game of the tituAa. rork 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 02 nounced yesterday that starting next Bans Homer, Barrett, W. Monday afternoon the practice would aanui7: lar series. The first game, played at Nelaos. Booaer. P. Msrdoek. Sweat. be held from t until f :S0 o'clock every Heber, was also won by the Wasatch Banner. rraaKktoa, Blrk. 'afternoon. Many of the men can ret Doable hits rraagkton, Barrett. county lads. pier to the field as early as 1 o'clock, te Black u Birk. Stolen baaea while others will drift in for at least With C. Murdock twirling airtight Holmeteed .'. Bel ma Wad. Hits Off Miller, one hour's practice. ball, the locals were unable to come Bases es balls Off S, off Miller 13. 1. Struck out By C. Murdock ; through with their usual telling Miller Sacrifice files P. Murdock. by Miller 10. blows. Only two safeties were regHit with pitched ball, Blrk, Holmeteed. TURF RESULTS istered by American Fork. Barrette, Time of gasie 1:40. Umpire Snapp, on the mound for American Fork, BZUSOVT WMuXTS. was strong, but two runs in the ninth Cache Streami Receive rirvt race. S fsrlongs rietras wea, 0ms gave the margin to the visitors. sevPrises Berest turd. Time. 1:13. NettheV team scored until the MrKee, Obbmsb, Komptnf Borne, Baddy, Fry Savoy, Firigerlings enth, when each crew shot a tun Baprlaai, Lady Onamp, Beeaie Lelfh-to- a both nines In across. the eighth raa. else U More than lOOAN, Sept. scored a run, but In the final frame Seeoad woa. raee, 1 Bile ntaalbboa flngwrllrurs arid fry have been after H?ber crossed twice the locals 1.600.000 In the waters of Cache were held runles by Murdock and distributed county since March, according to Suthe honors went to Heber. Lawrence Johnson of the Heber and American Fork tied in perintendent the first half of the spilt season, state hatchery No. , situated tn Locanyon. while Heber won the second half. In gan H0 (HO More than 500,000 rainbow trout (HO the battles to decide the first half fingeriings will have been distributed at the end of this week. They are h being placed In Paradire creek, fork. Logan, SmUhfield and Mantua creek. UTTLE LESSONS A flock: of sue three-poivictories, Zev Show No Sign among wtutoh was one by Captain over B. Frsher CspUln Athol of Lameness From Hurt Albert Rawtina, permitted lite Reds to oome 11. Zev, out victorious over the Blues la the NEW YORK, Sept. NO.,1 FOOTBALL. champion, regarded as lawyers' goef team match, play In America's likely choice In the Inter- wttich was started last Sunday. Toe national race, October 20, with the final score was) tl to IS. TRAININ- GEnglish derby winner. Papyrus, will This whirlwind finish by the "plain. no serious effects from the Uffe5' came aa a terriUe blow to the Injury to a foot in the Lawrence Reafter leading, IS 'defendants," alisation Saturday, according to re- to , for th wo, first twelve of the liable reports today. The Rancocas seventeen Individual matches, were stable's star. It was said, has shown certainly "sitting pretty." no trace of lameness since "casting a The Reds' remarkable victory en" titles them to claim the most sumpfrog" near the finish of that race. j" Zer's next Important stake en- tuous of banquet, with the defeated gagement Is In the Kentucky special Blues footing the bill. Just when not at Latonia, October ft, and it was said such a claim will be made hassome Trainer Ham Hlldreth expects to yet been decided, trot probaMy -LAYOFF have the horse In form for (hat event. time this montav. I w4h"-swBe- . lilt ...all Pennant . ets!-.wight-- . -- He-b- and saesad. Sea Weif talra. Kaaa Teta Bftxck-smll- m 1- iatla nt ..MwJf jm. Bzuton Iwat race, Ovi 10T, 10S. Silk Vox reasU II larrmrrs. faiSeem O'eslia 10. Otd Home 106, Betty Beall 110, Banvlss 1JU, DoaUa Knaaprng Taaaell suss tuaui is,Sites re oa, a ban f miles Peearnse 14a, PlraU Oeld 147. ISO. "4 aJi aaaa STETSON Pisa without Quality ertravajranee. $5 bought hata. 55- fed A. . iVTM m IT! Q mt - with B.ynon y m o n s "Hterling" vr- - Greatest on sil-T- show-smart- ing in years 5 . A a9cV , famous ede. "' ' 116, arm OeM 116. 11B, lis. US. TEXAS X I I III T. fMw 3 . f JH m'MLiS ' T flEF? g Training should be along the same lines as for any game involving strength, skill, speed and endurance. The first two weeks should be confined to moderate work. For the next four Weeks the work should be harder, but never so hard as to leave a player After about six weeks of work a player should be In good shape, and should work only enough to keep In shape. No player should Indulge In hard acrlmmage until h has bean out about two weeks. should not sat betweeu A pUy-emeals nor should ha Indulge In aioo-hol-ra stimulants, tobacco, coffoa except possibly la the morning, fried foods), plea, pastry, or eoeoa. The) eating and drinking should be along common sense lines with the Individual man looking out for those articles which do not agree with him. Always be careful of overwork. This Is particularly true regarding scrim-: ., J,; J. mage. (Coryrlfrrt, 1M1. Associated Bdltors.) r- - !Jm p cf o s f "1 iJwgf Wm rsios of the town, u Priced S485-- n J I 1-unM- 13. At Shrereport Beaamoat 10-1-, Shmepert i At Wichita rails Basataa 11, Wkchlta Palls 10. 1. -- Bunk? 0K OtO OtO The resuits) of the matrbem are given below: Savelloney I ear Patient) for the same low fees ohara-eIS vears aso. Individual d Reals. Brues C. A. Giflette S, Oulbert Olson ft V7. W. Ray 0, H. R. Monmlllan 1. Anch Cheney 0, John Jensen 1. Arthur Moreton , Frank Hoi man 1. Irvine t. Judge WWlam M BcCrea ' Men wlMa indorsed Bas-tbe- a Indorse ma to' day. I am S. Vr WHham Story 0. F. B. Orltchlow a. Ray 8. McCarty , Frank Stewart . B. li. Lieberman . R. T. Luces 0. t E. F. Rlchardw B. S. Clendenin cJtroena Mltohell w, Murray Mc- - "A pro-nona- tha leadins; svacsnl 1st In acuta and chronic diseases. Katie Coast tree. v - Dr. W. M. Griffith " ' Judge A. B. Wight C Bam Alexan111 Main at, Was. BS14 der t. K. K. Steffensen t, Leiand Bwa-nI. I B. Nelson J, O. A. Marr . J. H. Bail S, Baldwin Robertson W. Q. Van Cbtt S, F. 8. Richards, Amort jj, Fisner, captain, a; Jr. Rawlins, captain, . J. I 'White S. Gewmre M. Cannon 9. Total. Reds 21. Blues IS. er . C We ON." iralw '" sm a Bhino. Mc't! " - TORIES c u Our factory has advised us of an advance on tires, to take ef-- p feet at once. p We still give our customers the benefit of our present stock L E THESE LOW PRICES 30x31 Regular Cord 32x4 Heavy Duty Cord 31x4 Oversize Cord 32x4 Standard Cord Other sizes in proportion. ; S ... .$9.95 . .. .$27.00 $11.75 . $19.75 10,0(XMile Guarantee. ....... ....... Sir.lS-ANDERSO- Ytmgh nJ it ootstandinf ka UAOTTC At Pert Worts Call eetua 6. Pert Weatt Ex- How should a football player train for tha game? I Answered by KNUTE ROCKNE Coach of football, Notre Dame university. Famous for his fighting teams, beaten only twice in last four years. arri-m&- the Weather eiear, track feat. Cav-anag- h U , tttraraae with actly aa ahown on Fifth Avenue, New Yorkand at the aame price far felt and CsU lor'i gnar&ntee of lu, raee. 14 fartonge CI pay Ktar 119. IIS, Tbaaderkelt 116, Amltr riarm 11a, Wampee 111. Daate Boamaera lis. Lady Belle 111, fore U2, Shaman lis, Martiiasa 112. New lla. Olpaoa 11. Peklan IIS. Peysaa Bek CahiU IIS. Jlamaa lis, Teatmaker Basaia Omar lit. Suns 116. Prieaaukar Ordiaaaoa 1U, . Matia 116, Baa Altos tha fast oolort, tha selected one D0BBS Hand-made- lbs price, mUa Tdlock 114, readlsrntth race. nana 102, Noel loo, Mtaa Cerlaa MS. A- tsaaa Bens 112, rina Fries 117, TnaserlBS HTT. Sea a, Bomaay 110, Duet boot 112, J Hat 1 IP.Slxtk new t SALE - li under 1ST 3 CUPPLES CORDS larger shapes and three popular colors tan, brown and grayYour particular style is here and prices are lower this yeah Choose from America's finest hats todav. 1 n 111 Come in Tirtney lte, LolllnoD MS. 160, Boasrtser 1U, UrayhKte Thar raee, t mile Mystery 11, Beraag-Uer- s sad U4, Laafh Storm Ha, Daeks Diakea ST. Oearr e Ua 102. St inam Oonav er 10S. Three ftaaare 107, laakre Star m. Sea Ore 111. Aaalvenarr 114. Trite12S, St. Lswrsaee 10a, Baa Woo 112, Baaem lee, osnsea rsause vrnee 111, , Bill Mcmgkua m. Sweet sad Pretty 10. Iwrtk raee, T fnrleass Cheek 106. Sara- sea 112, Sple sad Sana 112. Snaspera 110, 11T. Wampee 10T, Baa Pal 111 I Boarseara NT, Mr. klntt MS, Comle Aruat Mc Amine IIS, Reeeletlea 111, Naeti-ea- l loa, 112, Brlsrs BedMaaa 112. Jlauna W7, Aga " Wise td woa. Billy Warren escaad, Baby Uum third. BoatalU The world, aUcal, Lord Mania. Bd lstfcjtileal...w(sr,. else three-year-o- '" If tvery Come From Behind Ridiculously Ecisy BIG SPORTS The New Fall Hats Tuse, ran. 1:S. Arasaa, rsllaeopher slae stHa aetansti - waw, asrsars Thlr raee, Beua seeaaa. Snaatal third. TiaM. 11. Jee.Oraaav HoM StratcA, alsaa.,i ,r.w raarta nee. 1 nil nrainatorm wea. Thnedi rrlep urea 4, Comic Boag third. Tune, nasasa sue ran. l:ss 14. race. Dm mas wea. lady 1 sails riftk Myra nana a, Valencia Uird. Tun. 1:18 31. Li BattinMrs Slrtk race. tVi fnrtean Reds Prove Blues Are BERG AV I 1 k w J: ZL .JSvasav'sssifeltsMirsenArKMteTn. Twe-baa- a m v - p, Candidates for the East high football team have come forth In Bach number that the available equipment mark lasted only to the eighty-fowere and twenty other aspirant forced to furnish their own suits and lads. This total of 104 players trying: tor plaureson the squads breaks every previous record for quantity of In adoption to thia number, two of the letter men of last year, Karl Hardy and Bill Van Law. hare not yet returned to school, and, along wteh these, nearly a dosen other promising; men have not so far shown up. Most of the tardy ones have been in touch with their coach, Lerpy E. WarthmM, and are expected to arrive within a week. The aspirants were given short 'workouts for the first two evenings, and will be in condition for the class series, which will probably begin tomorrow with a game between the two lower classes. Oontests between the sophs and seniors and the Juniors and sophs are chalked up for the two remaining days of the week. Brighter prospects than have been heretofore recognised are given by the arrival of several promising Junior liirT-athletes in the Leopard camp. The Stewart school contributed two new hopes in Kenneth Gardener and ack Saunders, who showed an un- misuutawe rooxoan tenaency ism. year and were looked upon as stars at their former school. The Helena hiirh school of Helena. Mont., it is hoped, has g half given the Leopard, a back in Bob Sherman. He was rated highly In the northern state, and is ' 78 secoocU 345-- 7 SoutK State. 11 CO. N ' CUPPLES CORDS . Phone Wasatch 1682. C C O R D S n |