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Show II THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1924. Utes to Turn Animal Trainers; Hope to Tame Wildcats Nt oria Is Conceded Edge Ove4Jtah in Homecoming THE GUMPS 7 ConteslKThrong Expected Crinuon Will Outweighed; Invader Also Have Advantage in Experience. The lineup: I'uh, Williams Whiting (It)... Hagen (U) Kox (21 I (li . . . . fb (lark i tin Substitutions -- Utah, Movie in Folca H2), Beetle Vuliataln tloi, Nation (16), tackle; enda, Jonea Klrkham Ryan (18). Paaraon (30). 24), Bowen (23), Mitchell, rentera; Oewald. Jewkes (1). Boberg (SI. Rock 7). Ariaona, Salmon ill, Gid-din- g ). Booker Dlebold (41, (3), Shlflet (), Divelbess (10), Pfersdorf Nave Guthrie Crouch (17), Of i, ill), lit), LeShelle (21), Hoaf ('.), Land-ruDoyle (1). (2). Wllllama (17). Officials Refere. Clem Crowley. umpire, Bert Blaier, Woos-tr- ; head lineaman, C. Oran Wilaon. Chicago. fi. (1. tenr, ICioa Mt. HftaViptcs Havveforal Hiraai Hotoart llliooi t. Irtmom Ottartxia Nlaxara a. Iowa, Htatt J C. JohBB JBa ; i VXE TO LECT Ik Av - VOTE OF TXKHVCS - CONGfcf&S , . TT J "V .i f)ai tfTk ewcM & mWA'CZ XlVTL-a- YV V Ja kftoamit HlAmnina'tfrti ..Iowa Am- felt. .ARIZONA'S FIGHTING ENDS - Plaaaant t. Arizona will rely to no small erteeat upon toe ability of its two ends to stop the sweeping runs of Utah's fast bacfcfiold. The burden will rest upon the snoulders of two veterans. rilckener (left) and Clark (right). If Uvlnntion, Champion. Howell and Jewkes are able to skirt these two men effectively, then the Crimson maw hope for its nm Tncwry or uw year. West Defeats Granite in Final Seconds of Play; Elevens Battle Bitterly Farmers Forward Pass to Their Lone After Touchdown Hard Struggle. Knnlt for Weet. Bueihner for Granite. after teuchdowns Knott 1. 'Tiialn Hummerhava il Swan. I'M. pire- Referee -- Warner Head linesman Um- ti. P. - I '..! !:..... I arm. M. ilalff Jenkins -r for Feline. Scoring Touchdowns Jevike.s 1. M .lenkins Hurtoit. Poinis after Keleree Kttd Simmons. linesman I.. IV S. I I n 1 1 rt" Harff. Davla. Umplre--Wtl-o- amma aywanl. am m aaa mm 11 iuahu 1'., aa ' II ata III I m m m mmm. mm mm. ' PARK dTY TRIMS WESTMINSTER HIGH Park City hLgh nchool football team won its firat victory yeaterday when It met the Westminster high school on the iKtler'a field. The score wss to 0. The first half waa all for the Weatmlnster warriors, wnile the second half wrk a draw. I VatlOI VjCl I lireeS L. T 1 OUCil- - Over Washington in Quick Order. down The Westminster team outplayed the Miners until the ery end of the game, but were never able to put the ball over the line. Seeral tlmea line In the they reached the first quarter, but always were held for downs. The game started with Park City line. On a kicking to the thirty-yarseries of line books and end runs the Deacons carried the ball to the eight-yar- d line. There the Miners held and Westminster lost the ball on downs Park City kicked out of danger and again tha Purple and Gold aggregation carried the ball to the Four goal line, but not quite over. tlmea the aame thing waa repeated and four tlmea the Miners held. Finally, it aeemed, the Deacona ran out of punch and the game turned into a punting contest. The half ended with the bail in the middle of the field. In the aecond half the Purple and Gold received the ball and started one-yar- d Tribune. 7 LEOPARDS TRIUMPH OVER BEETDIGGERS rlht . it MOSCOW, Idaho. Oct. IT Held acoreleaa through three quaxtera, al POCATELLO. Idaho. Oct. IT The within scoring distance five second game of the season for the though ,14 Vaadaia Idaho's tlmea, d Tech Tigers will he played tomorrow separate tn the final period a stashing, loosened at Hutchinson field, when tha local seconds of the With twenty-fiv- e bewildering attack that cave them final quarter atill to be played, Wesi aggregation meets the Albion Normal three touchdowns to offset the ton carried the ball by Herculean effort school team. The Tlgera have been dropkick by Marvin HaJea, Ceasxar a single foot for the touchdown which practicing hard since Isst Ssturday's halfback, made la the opentcui tne-nie- nt the Utah Agarie frosh and enabled it to defeat Granite. 14 to i gauieVlth of th same sertod. The Van several In have been made Nianges in a contest in which both eleven dals won. If te 1, making H their aecthe lineup fought bitterly from the first whistle ond consecutive Coach HutchJnaon has victory over Washdeveloped until the final shot ended the game. ington State college and putting them aagregarhtn and local football It waa a uranlie team conaklera- - speedy In the at enthusiasts the Pacific Coaet con who seen have top the Tigers which entered the In action do bly outweighed ference with two gamea wow and not ties rate to make the fray agalnat West, but every none lost. the so will teem that prediction player aeemed linoued with through the present season without The battle was before a homecomitn triumph. The determination ng: crowd of 10,000, the kargwet ever s single aereat. Panthers fought valiantly and In the a gridiron contest at Moswitneeatng closing minutes of the final quarter of cow, and the monster crowd was wall play aeemed actually like ao many Coach Exendlae oeaght to rewarded. on SI IHB lu iw miwn aiuviTU Iieiu, only panthera turned loose upon the field. The Red kicked tak hia line, rrbe ten-yar- d weight advaatage In the aecond quarter west pushed down on and Westminster the third batter and Idaho, and, foiled at that, line Granite from Ita own forty-yar- d lost tt toaH, Par City then began turned to passing, only to have .his d to the line by line plunging. series of cross bucks and passes overhead gams derailed la dnesjsea-tio- n, an eiceptlonalty and from that point Elkrem slipped By displaying whlcn baffled Ita opponents., tin the he tried to beat Idaho with hia around right end for. the Initial acore strong pasatng game, the hlaat had an five-yard line the Deacons held for tremendous reserve, and, when the of the game. Thla was the match easy time dlapoaing of Jordan yestera to Put Idaho attack was at Ita height, he three paaa downs. urieiey which seemed to fire the Granulans 0 of the to The day by aire foe they turned upon the Panthers Jordan eleven, playing on Ita own gave Park City the only score of th made change after change, la both the extra for th line An backf laid, but Idaho would aad paaa attempted day. like wildcats.Throughout the rent of field, coutd not break up the count failed. The game ended with not o aioppea. vial-tor- s, that quarter and Into the second half perfected passing game of. the highly three-yar- d on the not fully realise ber own the ball did Idaho lScons' who completed many peases for the elevens battled on more or lean even terms. power or that ehe could so handily, long gains. The Leopards also a ho wed line and tn theirfor posaesalon. was Weatmmater The outsmart the Cougars anttl the final, strength in hitting the line and cir- done starring GRANITE SCORES BY PASSES. by P. Crttchlow and Bruce. For period. Through all the game ehe had the enda for good gaina. In the final quarter the Farmer cling In practically all of Park City, Brteley and Barber did the carried the offensive and, whew three , Jordan failed field general changed his tactics. ReCrltohlow ployed a good of her five chances to score went ita either making poor passes best work. aJ. broken alising the futility of attempting to or pasaea, rib, and Maulaby, there seemed to pop oat from fame, with having them Intercepted. break through the West line, an over was oaaaicappea with astray, Deacon beneath the crimson Idaho Jerseys captain, The firat quarter was cloae and head attack was resorted to. Coming a atlff leg. a that perhaps . the perfect t, score to the feeling f reeding i thlrty-etgh-t-yainto poaseaalon of the ball on Ita own 9 Ueup avrul eiwwmary dropkick by Haloes waa to spell their fF Kaet art the -- end- of-- the fif . The rd litre. Granite started Park Westminster, City. Until Idaho's the final doom, teen waa Kast minute also period. A long a beautiful passing game. Bruce paaetn? had met onlyquarter ..re..'... avetaer aoo- -' touchdown In the aecond Brieley .. pasa from Summerhays to Mawson held to one ..le Gibson Bberly cesa had and her beea 12 to 0 for Reese ending quarter, the half carried the ball to West s thlrty-elgh- t. .rt ,, Artstegut ceasful only Inplunging , mldflsld. yara line. A aecona peas, summer-hay- s theIn Leoparda.Houts ..It.... of Idaho's win Is the The both the third and fourth, quar-ter- a Jordan to Peterson, placed the ball on .. ..Goeshel story ofetory Harran .rg...... la the added mora Regret's vlartors two the Harry playing A d Una. line buck the eighteen-yarClark Slaten .rg quarter. Reget made one of the making a total of alx McClellan s failed, aa likewise did two forward touchdowns, ..c J. Crttchlow last touchdowns hie atmeelf three and. touchdowns. kickers an off Their had by passes. A third , pass on the fourth y. Crltchlow passing and flashy running, plaoed the Burner (c. ) ..qb down waa called and Anderson made day, only counting on goal point out akea.. ... McCall hall In ..rh score Veneer for to the six attempta. poaition a aenaatlonal catch of the pasa from of .Ih Beeino tha second The third touchdown. The work of three Jordan players Kopp t'1ewn,.; Summerhaya on the erge of the aide-linBorlno touchdown came ;.fb when Martin stole With a yard to go for a touch- Rldeout, Hand and Vincent, was eaai- - Young rtubstltiitinns: to the and raced a twenty pass yarda down. Buechner carried the liall over ly the beat of their tram. Hideout Park Langford for Hrleley. goal Una. the center, and Summerhaya 'added showed some exceptionnl strength at Brieley City for Langford. In of line moat a the neat center, being the final point by dropkick. for McCall. Westminster Maulsby Then it was West's turn. With six plays. Gardner of &ut waa easily MoOall for Maulsby. Shslton for Mc n ooened the ram tr kicking minutes still to pin" the Panthera the best ground gainer for hia CaH. After a ex- Lewis,' Snarr and Nkollerup alao played to Murray and after broke forth In fury. Murray returaedi Kirk-haC. Hern. Referee Umpire ball wss eavcae maaa but it West's atrong ball. tha kick th oa-ae- a change of punts, Head lines man O. Klrkham. line. A long over The lineup: on ita own forty-yar- d Price the line for. calna. groins will to Parsons The Weatmlnster go ball took the East. Jordan pass. Rhodes to Utter, first soore. uoei waa anissea. today to meet the Weber Ju the line. Peterson to Oranlte a twenty-aeven-yar- d snored the ...o.. Hideout Ogden Clark few later minute nior college on the latter campus. KenThere were three minutes yet to play. E.KIrkham... .. .rg... Smith The Westminster Tiger touchdown, arter college captain wtU secondPrice snavd tone Then Weet smashed the Oranlte line, Mathews I A. had n Wade aad Arse be In the fray for the firat time thla nedy, ..ig..; five-yard and. aided by a Goal was made and the quarter penalty and Greer ..rt.. year. AO the other players who have gains. offside, IMollenip first down for Granite's 11 to f. M. Larsen been out on account of Injuries will ended marched the ball down to the one-fo. . McOhle . . .rs. made the third Ordeal score. Clark Nlelson ts ao a hard contest be In the Klkrem went late the line with Lewis , which was the only one ef the seeoadi Hand expected. game, ..Is.. 1AAN, Oct. 17. The football su line. remore the than a made and . . . Morrison mussed the goal.t Gardner. lunge Jensen xib.. quarter. preocy of the Liogan high school a foot, but the ball was railed Davia but Nelson of Murray waa onatde, ..rh.. . R Larsen tn tne northern division received Ita quired were Weat back and Granite both waa counted oal Price tater-- t tha Lunnen urn l setback in aeveral yeara today offside. Koyte ,.lh.. " a pass and made a long run. Vincent Snarr .fb... when the Boxelder hlai arrhnol srld- CRITICAL. MOMENT. BOYS eepted for a touchdown h tha turd pe for East Bterurner Substitutions: Iron waniora Invaded Ihe local camp aecond s to play Davie, With twenty-fiv- e riod. Oorlln for Johnson ana won decisively from the Oris and Mollerup, fourth down, Knott stooped low ski for freer. A. Klrkham for Pe CALDWHIJL. Immediately after this score MireBlleS. With a 37 to 0 icora The Hrl Idaho. Oct 17. ColGilbert. - took the ball from terson. Hayes for Mathewa. Bram- - lege of Idaho football y kicked to Morrison on the Ogden. ham team plainly outclassed the Lo- - behind boy won their rs dived through well for K. and handa the center's d three-yarline and he ran through Klrkham, E. Klrkham for second victory of this season this afganrlea. who fumbled frequently and hia apread legs for the foot and the a broken field the entire dlatano for Oardner. Lewie when for aeemed unable to dlaplay the team touchdown. ternoon the Montana Invading He then kicked goal. Mclman. who substiJordan Park for R. lrsen. Fbey School of Mines waa beaten by a a touchdown. work shown by Boxelder. Granite had no sooner returned West s tuted for Morrison, made. a toes 7. 4 score to of Practically tha entire atudent nodlen klckoff than the bark of the pistol for Jenaen. Jennings for MoOhle, Goodrich for Smith, Cook for A. Lar- In the first quarter it looked aa run. and Price made the next touchof both schools witneeaed the game on ended the game. aen. Gardner for Cook, Kubrie for though It would tie a close game. The down. Thorn peon, a aubstltAjte, eeoredt a uamp ne la thla afternoon. Throughout the entire game Weat'a Ogdea touchdown, after McA for Larsen Minea seemed to make steady galna the last Boxelder made the first touchdown line Goodrich, Schrepel. waa to Granite's atrun, Lean had made a thlrty-flva-ya- rd beline. At arter six minutes of play, when V. tache. In impervious the the Coyotes' did through one the Instance only of the second quarter the col- returning a punt. Call, Boxelder ouarterback. made a k arm era pierce the Panthera' line for ginning the D. Peterson, visiting quarterback, Mae a substantial long run to the Logan ten-yar- d lege atarttd marching- - and.paaslng was This waa In the th Murray star, with Ha.ua-knec- ht, ana oucxea the baJl over. The try first quarter, gain. their way dowa tb field and the when a trick play waa Caldwell and. French playUur aeemed at warriors Montana tor ine exira point waa successful. in. the helpless Granite worked by well. Captain Kjsanedy. Morrteoa. The Brtgham team opened up a for- effectively shadow of Its own goal poena. At checking them. Wade and Price of the ogden bacC ward passing attack late In the firat varioua Intervale Rhodea, Knott and The team from Butte was feared field IT. football showed won L. team S. D. flashes, while OvJemner The because of Ita record, but It proved and Newman ea quarter, when a long pass from V. Klkrem found openinga in tha Oran- ita third strala-h-t victory the lfate held up beef, yeaterday by no match for the locals. Call to Zundet carried the ball to lte line, but except aecond In the the The for rlalnta Tigers. Davia the high. the Ijogan Una. Soon after the The passing system of the Lowell the fmrmera were etrong whend defeating , summarr- - , and to all won and The with ease. at (1 t, lineup thirty-yarsecond quarter had begun Sheffield, quarter and Hostetler again prosed the ball was carried pa at the , Uaea 4T) times were safe from the Davis at- brother Murray tl). the Brtgham fullback, bucked the ball for the and line. effective rewponslble Tory . . .O'Conrer Nelson. . . . ...le.w over for the second touchdown, V. At the Caldwell tackled brilliantly, tacks. teams Both . ....Cnx The Davia players were full rf fight. majority ofof the touohdowns. ..It.,..., Call kicking toal. the third quarter, Coach Horr , especially Weat. Thla was noticeable but were unable beginning to Parker ...If gain ground The Orlxxiles lost ground frequent- when alaneat the entire Panther eleven In second string men Miller . ..e...... ,. Peterson u tne I). 8. v. line. Ansa Oornell put heavy was ly during the game on fumolea, while went down under Elkrem a beautiful through and it three beckf!ellers. except which-hel- d atone ..Miller The Brown. ., like wall. a ...rg..,... .. Newman the Boxelder team made firat downe punta. and It waa seldom that Suthersuccess Latvia had was with for not until then that the vieltlng team ....rt... by puncturing the I --or an line and land or Summerhaya coutd get under only to French ... r. Clark ward peases, and time after time the msule Hs touchdown,a this proved Watts....... of number he had way before being tackled. throwing forward passes. good Cornell that .. Morrison Davis ho Des ran hiah when ...qb...., two In- -. Peterson were men. There Logan s 'only chance to score came only PLAYED WELL. reserve ALL. The were score Csavis ..Wade only ....Ihb,... completed. Ready near the end of tha firat half, whan In the game, both being Coy- (Frame. . . .. Juries .. ..Price Is difficame waa when it a ,. and Art men well, paaa ...rhb.... completed played fifteen-yard a of and paaa from Judah to cult te tenter Robinson, otes. . captain . a play-erscare i The Into the Davlsltes threw ..fh...... Kennedy pick out any outatanding Naen and a twenty-yar- d run brought knee. Haueknecht Soore bv oerloda: Packer seemed the strongest sold and Blue backers on another oc th team. Buffered a twisted the ball to the Boxelder 7- line, T after re- Hurray on Oranlte a center line, with raalon "when the ball was put on the Rowland, autbqiiartsrback. the Brtgham team held at the point men 14 1 47 1! turning a klckoff to the and hadline, and Summerhaya, by vir- five-yar- d line by a paaa. tsjrden and Sheffield intercepted a Logan Anderson to fractured rib a received beThe Saints played ilstleam ball In Rubatitutlons: tue of the two completed pa sees, paaa aa the half ended. oaa arisen ioc ing the chief coga in tha back field. the first half. bit In the aecond they leave the game. Murray For the winning team, V. Call, Buechner acoreo almost at win. for Johnson. son welt, aiao for Nelson. Morris ttbitt, played especially Sheffield. Zundei and H. Call ahons. on for a Barter Peterson, for good defense. game played Pawling Ogden while Nash, diminutive Logan halfao satisfied the winners. for for Wade, Carver His tackllne waa of a Coach Thompson back, and Rvana aeemed the bulwarks with the Mclntyre.Waa Parker. McLean for Morrtaoa, Morris playing of his men that he high order and ha was in every play of the Oriaslle eleven. who played center, gava a good a substitution mr!on. did make not , Davey, for single Lineup and summary: Touchdowns The Hneup which started the game account of himself, ss also did Reeves. Watts; Price Scoring: Boxelder. Logan. MURRAY ftnlahed It. Eikrem kicked well and Burton, for the losers, wss the out 1, dark 1. Morrison. Thorn peon. Ooaja Morton ..le Zundei Knott handled the team In a suri . Isun Mm 1, O'ConOGOEN after touchdowns performer. Keller. ...It.... . . . Bergeron prising manner. AD the back field standing The lineup and summary: nor 1. Watte. N. Oardner. . ,...1.... Ma-olHeaton men sained through Granite's Una at , 17. D. WatL. Davis High 8. U. The Ogden high Referee CGDEN. Oct. Officials: A. irerdner. . . . .Lay ton won easily from the Murray son. Umpire Maurice Cenroy. Head Llllywhlte Weat'a line atopped Qren-Ite'- s Baxter ....le.. Tigers . . . Steffen times, and Judah. . . . . ... ar rearu-lIn rg a ....11.. Newman high school this afternoon liaesman Al Warden. pjunges. The back field becked Orton . . . Hammond. . . . ...rt.... Reeves .. Philips the line well ,and made many beau- Reeves. .. Salt Lake division game by the ...,lg... Evana (e).... ...re.... ..... Davia up . . . .c. . on attempted end runs. Brlnton . . had tacklee Is score of 7 to 7. Th tiful Tiger .Bet ... V. Call The lineup and summary Clark. . Russell . . throughout the ....rg.. Raymond thlnsw their own way sn . .. Nlchola . . .rt . . . Johnson contest. Wennergreen ."'.Ir;'. each period, Vance Granite (7. Weat (14). They "cored ... H. Call Gilbert Naah - WHIiams ., rhb...... . ..e. . . two Monson H. Gerff. touchdown 'first the counting Sheffield 8ilcox Sparka ....... ...fb . . Jardlne the game opened. The ..Mrtcalf Evans after minutes ...rg,. Substitutions: LogsnOwen for Ju- Atherly . . . . he . . Moore . . OODEN. Oct. lada to Weber colJewVes. fstled ...Ih put very Stoker Murray ..Ig... dah. Judah for Keller. Melsaer for Hechler Packer M. Gsrff. ...rt. .. Jarman stiff opposition, being weak ia tackling lege football team will open its 1:'4 ....rh...... Morton. Saxer for N. Oardner. Keller Mlllett . . an season tnmoemw afternoon st Lonn ..Jackson Jenkins . . Burton and without ..fb ellenslv. ..It... y " ...re. for Judah, Whitney for Clark, A. Reger Mawson the Osrden lada with a Fare park against Weatrntnetar collea Bv Substitutions: for Owen. Holm an for Utter Oardner ... ..le... .. . ..Mullin U D. . U Oubler . for Baxter. fake-kic- k fooling formation, which turned eut of Salt iJtk.' Th - -klckoff will be at ' c!ctnck. Sparka Knott Lyman for Reeves. Pavev for Brio. la be - forward pass. In the las few ...qb.. .. : Summerhaya Boxelder-r-Sea- l for Reeve. Hone for. Rhodes.-.-- ; Frame toh7 Fischer for Russell. Child fur minutes of pisr. Murray wored a Next Tuesday Wehev meets Infor-mounta- in Nlchola. Rtcharda for Steffen. Wright Elkrem. ..... ... ..Ihb. Union ef Helena, Mont Thi ,. Sutherland Vance, Leaver for H. Garff. Boyee for iouchdowa. ' Watts intercepted an Og. Buechner for Heaton, ...fb. ., and Peterson mad a run ef was formerly the Mount St. Chariea Van Cott Evana, Snmuelnon for Jewkea. Rom- - den pa 1 Offtotale Caffey. rereree: Jenklna. u hot It ut Ions: Granite Anderson for ney for M. Garff. Fauna for Jenkins of follow le retwted to have a fast 0 and another. by college twenty varii', m SutherraBd-AshreItneawiaa. for Metre If. Met- - Reeves for Ly manrRueselT for Klacher, ten yard, tin the third down reter-so- n football team. The game will ha umpire; Peteraonju-Jwiad- w a , Vr Call Shefleld. calf for Ajshton. Brown for Packer. to ho Vance for ChHd. H. Garff for leaver, Lorta at Farr park, ftegtnnlnf) pas Watts, slipped played Zundei. Scoring; Toufadowne Eikrem and Evens for Boyce. jewkes for Pamnel scored the touchdown and kicked goal. at 1 p m. - , GRANITE West t. 1. ALBION TO PLAY TECH TEAM TODAY Special lo Th t, iff fl HlkTW TavamC I'rbasa JX;' F - sa. " r t rwir. vfn( of Ita ten encounters with the Army, brings a veteran, versatile combination to the ann.ial field of battle. Yale, minim moat of the sensktlonal coga of her unbeaten 1923 eleven, faces a formidable antagonist In the Oreen outfit. Dartmouth haa been mopping up early. Reason npponenta and turning Its offensive for a big drive against the Blue, which barely defeated Georgia, last Saturday, 3 T to . Then. too. Dartmouth haa an old arore to settle. Theae two have not met alnce 100, but In the aevep gamea they played up to that time the Oreen was unmercifully walloped, falling to score a point In any of the contents and losing the first one played exactly forty years ago by 111 to 0. While Tale goea Into the fray with at least an even 'chance of keeping her elate clean, Cornell, which ahared the eastern heights with the Ells laat aeaaon, will face Rutgers at Ithaea in an attempt to pick up the threads R. M. C. QAMM- of Wtlllamsbarg victory which were broken WllliasB sa, Benaoelaer WllllamMnwa bv Williams laat Saturday. DENVER, Oct., IT With prelimr-nar- y Wiaronela sa. Mtnaeaota after winning twenty-al- x Madlaoa Stopped gamea out of the way. Rocky Wlttaotmrg sa. St. Jtasler .... In four seasons. gamea Sprliigflrid teams football atralght contere'm-mountain r Worcester Poly. sa. Maaa Agri.. Ithacans are favored to conquer for Tale sa Dnrtmontk begin tomorrow their real fcattlea toNew Ha sen Rutgers lntereet Chief Tanktoa sa. Haraa the season'e title. Tan hum HARVARD VS. HOLY CROSS. morrow centera In the Colorado e college game at ColoHarvard, giving Indications of confirat the be will It Crimson aupremacy, meets a rado Bprtnreaeaaoned foe In Holy Croaa. but ahould ference contest of the season for the triumph on the basis of early aeaaon university, last year'e champlona. Colorado college already haa lost to form, while of the other members of Utah won from I taJi Aggiea, but has the hia three, Princeton Is favored to the meeeure of the Navy. The take , university. latter conteat may be closely In other odnference gamea Denver but It haa toat much of ita here Utah tackles Aggiea university original significance because the and the Colorado Aagles play the were held to a acoreleaa tie line Col Fort Tlgere School of Mines at laat week by Lhlgh, while-- the Nary Noncoaference games oh tomorrow a by Marquette. program are Utah university against Columbia showing steady ImproveUniversity of Ariaona atof Salt ment under Percy Haughton's guidand Untveretty Wyoming City. ance, seems to show the best chsnre Colorado Stats Teachers- colNEW YORK. Oct. 17. (By the Asthe Blue and White has had In years lege at Laramie. Wyo. close to even terma and ooa- sociated Press.) Football will come to battle defeat Pennsylvania. Into Its own on eastern gridirons to- albly morrow with an array of gamea ata Football ' Football Resulti tracting not only .exceptional lnterSchedule eet, but having a vital bearing on championship hope of many outAt College station.- - Texas A. A M. At Home team 0, Arkansas Aggies A. . .Aberdeen standing elevens. Abrr)eea en. Sioux rails 11. MisAt New Alabama tb. aewanee Seldom has thla stags of the sea .Birmingham Anbara son Alabama Poly. vs. Howard.. witnessed a schedule Including sissippi State Teachers' college 7. .Albion Albion tb. Central Bute Net. At Jacksonville. III. Illinois college Alma such notable bat t lea as tnoae between , Alma tb. Tpatlantl 0, McKendree college 0. Back laiaaa Tale and Angnetaaa tb. Moaaaoatk Dartmouth New Milllkln 14, Weaat At Blooming-toHaven, Baldwin vs. Ottawa Baker CamKorea Harvard and Holy Croaa at leyan Id. Wallace ee. Adriaa LomGaleebur 0, At Ware bridge. Army and Notre tame at the Bradley Bavmr vs. Arkaaaan grounds. Princeton and Navv at bard 7. Bethany Polo Retkaay vs. Palmer etadium and Pennsylvania At Caldwell. Idaho College of Idaho Bleemabarg tb. a. Btraamsaarg Iteir 41. Montana Mlnea 7. BHManBbert am wjiumoia a i . . I ' These five attractions alone. It la colva. latermeaatata Haskell Indians It, Midland Rrtfhent Tewag estimated .will attract throngs of lege A. Unaa I'nma Twvtaenee prooaoiy a quarter a million, while BTtara va. Boston Tale M. ' Headaraon-Brown- e Austin college 1. Bnrkaell Tt. Lafayette ..Lewlemnrg cleae to eAd.OOO altogether will wit... Baft am ness the east's program, which also jlendrt 11. Arkanaaa college 1. Buffalo tb. t. Lawraaee Iadlaaan4m Includes many other Bailer vs. reatenary Weat Tennessee State Normal 11, promising skircaliforata va. Olrmase chm ......Berkeley mishes. e Joneaboro Aggiea f. sa. at. Bonaventare .Bnffam Chief Interest apparently- - Is centered Texas Aggies 4(1. Arkanaaa Agsleg f. . . . , vs. Vast Central "etitral In tha renewal of the Notre name- InOakland Central f. college City Dnasilie cootro ss. TraaayWaeia Army feud, .which premiees one of diana Normal 9. ( hartanoota" tb. Mercer Caatteeeogm the mostenclosest and Idaho At sensational Motrsw, University of chewey vs. Baxkaae .. ............ .rneaey counters these rlvale have a'ee-ed- , end Idaho- statf ' cottage J, rkiMd ea. iAalaaa 4w.Mm.K-'BfBbattle the at Tala 11. where bowt close InstiNampa riaelnaarl sa Jmnlsoa ......... CHaelnnall to to.006 may are the Bulldogs at- tute f. .' foe tb. Dahnene . ............ Pedar BarMda DartWarerellm tempt to check - the powerful : Parma H. Payette ... Colby sa. Bowdoia ' ' Ta r maa moutheleven. IJafiekt Piuref-Ssa. Rhoehone U. Rupert flL - Notre Afrt. r. fele. Miaen. .Port Cotliaa Dame, which has won seven Colo Hooding W. Wendell 14. Hand Maroa Do-bi- e Wan-este- o DIC d, FOOTBALL TODAY lke Today . Orteans-"-IiOyo- la, n e . " f- aw c Vallr .Havrfarrt H'ran HST1ES VXC F0V SvtM t. veralty-Colorad- VCXKoH i Nvffola .Cambrit1r Iawrwftrt No Dak elo Jaarwona Hmlta Tt. Gnaaahom I'aarkMte Hofklna ra. Plttabort .Baltimore Tarletoa Teiaa at Fr sa. WOVO Pt. iliumiri William Mary HO- T- ' ?ttVAT V)TM TTHE tH fS0 tHOVJCaH Wt NTVVKCTCv OF KM Mt MaM.HQ TRrA S MKle 600t " vear. .CTt VM vOVTMt - J aoratfiwti LaiwrB-- f nkr VJOTS Vev6VU(b eVR0Wt THE OH rV.HC ?VGV). Waahincto atrphenTille Klnaaa Acrt m Kaiuaa Mankattaa a uk. Tha Univeratty of I'tah and the k.ntm-kLritagtoa Kt Wlria a (amberiaaa. Wiorhrater on t'niverslty of Arlaona will claah Rearoa Ta. rapiul C.mblcr a. IMrkiaoa Brthleheni Cummlnia field at t.M o clock thii Ihigk Louial.na LAulnlaaa Nop PtneTille Intaraac-tlonal afternoon In the eeoond U Tark. ra, iMIIaa Ruatoa cam for the CVImaon. Defeat- - lwll T'l Ta. Rhod. lalaad atatr l.wM MrPh'raoa 'firat ad In ite interrefional contest. Ml)ie a. Bat 11'BahKaPB Ta. Wlaona ... .. Maakate I'tah.hopaa to captura Ha aecond. a Uankato hone which the Wildcat! of Coach J Marietta Ta, W Ta. rarkeraharf r .. arrnll. Milwaukee 1 F. McKale are confident of upset-IViIt.. Waahlagtoa MarTTtlle ,.. Ulllltan .. MaiTTlll tinf. Uaaaaaattea . Woodalork ty Rhipoiarntrf It will be homecoming at the ra, Waouor . Oifsrt) and former football heroea and Vllaail Mtrk Agrl, va. I'hicato T .. Raat Laaaiag alumni will mlngla with atudenta and Utaitle TVaa tlurfreeabore heer tha L'tea Derhapa to their firat Uilwaukae No ra. Bethel WMtewater Nor... virtorv nf tba vear. Graduate Man- - i .Hllwaakee stated tost if lea' ' agrl. .' ' UKai.aippi ag er Harvey Hancock Jackeoa Mv" Morarncaine inani ma.i (retghloa lill City Mt Morr.a r ciaia eaon to aaie la expeciaa ia wun Mt. Morrta l. Mt. at. the contest today. Uitj l ra. liOTTila Bmmltabarf Arizona arrived Bare a,rly yeater-ria- y lit. .t'alea ra. raee Alllaar Mnlileaberg ra. (I't! juburg . . .Alleetowa afternoon anda held a abort worklraaka v Colgate . out at eummtna-- field. Tha Wlld-cat- a Verafla Llarela Va Col lea of Paelfie Reao appear heavy, much heavier than New ra. Caaroe I .Albuquerque tah, and doubtteas will outweigh V T. lfeilra rc. jt. T lair, Ohio rietd the Crimson players by considerable io. iiak. ra. ao Dak Hlale .(irasfl forka poundage. Thla fact, coupled with tha . f)ak. Agri. lea klolnea . . aaravi experience poeseesed by nine of the r. iMk.' Hrleare ea. Meerkead Wehpeton eleven men wno will Stan ma pme norinweatern Ta. Purtoe Branatoa w w anva i a iufniLkM oiaiinci lor Ariaona. H Naperrllle l te over foarh Tommy Pttipatrtck'a OrrMeatal t.. r.oi. Clara "imT Ana)ea fa- - om. b will L'tah T state machine. Ohio We.leran. However, roiunhiie vored bv having; the contest on its Okla. Agrl. ra. Miaaoarl Ulnea. Htlllwater home around, always a marked ad Okla. Bn. v. Rarone Indiaaa . . Ithawaee ra. Detroit litr nileet vantage with "ftfht" such a treat Oliret Oregoe Agrl. CdJ. rale Portland asset. nkknah ra. tjlrrowe . (lahkoah TWO "OrtBIN" MEN. Paraoai tb. Cartilage ralrfleM Kord, tackle, and Oldham,a PeaoayiTaaia tb. oJamMa two play-er- mm. m.i. in. T. 11. JwppB . Philadelphia quarterback, are tha only Cheater Arliona will start who have not Pomona ra. California Tek . Pomona to Phllllpa a. Oklahoma won their letters, according; . . ... ... Eela fttv. Phil. A tb. Tale Preak l oach McKale. The remaining; nine Phil. . AmlOTer at Eider tb. Harrard rreak. ... Eaeter have gained the coveted honor Prlerioa TB ;, a. mrmi . "Prtaeetoa least once previouely. Captain ! rroTiaeare a. at. klirhael'e . Providence Shelle, who was injured laat Satura. uaematt UniOuIbi-- t Vtuary the day in tha game against will Rlee raet. va. Iaiaiaaa Slale .. Houaton versity of Southern California, unra Richmond J'rhmoa4 Trinity frdm the bench, watch tha game Rle Oraaee va. Wilmington Rio Grande less he ia badly needed in the fray. Roe heater . Alfred Rochester Oldham, though playing hia first year M. Bernard ra. Albany Bernard the beat St. John B ta. Cooper I nloo gt. Brooklra of varsity football, waa C. ground-gaine- r at. Lonla va Fiyola against the U. Ht. Ixwis and Is hailed as the coming starfull-of it. O'af sa. C.imt. Adolphua. . .'. Nortnfleld St. viator tb. Jam wllllkln. . . .Boarbonnaia Clark, veteran of the team. an Diego sb. Bedlanda la the second man tha Utes ,. Ran Diego back, Ban Mareoa rt. m must watch with diligence. Kdward'f . .aa Marcoe aimuMMM ve. Teiaa Cbrtnl Coach FlUpatrick will atart Tau...Abilene He. Dakota SB. Neb. Wea. Terratllloa ter at end In today'a tame and if the Bo. tletk. sa. Da I la a big fellow makes good he ia likely to South weetern sa.Teiae Wlnrteld be a fixture at that poaition. Morris Be. Weat La sa. Friends Ham Houston Soot WiUlama end. IlJ will be at the other ; . ... rrrrr.Lelayette and 'Dykeman have been choeen to DnHng Hill rs.. . Alabama Normal ...Mobile and Stanford TS wtth Nation at begin . itackles, . . ... regoo Alto Haia-p,e lonaa neiu in Stesena ra. Hamilton Hobokea been displaying plenty of ability in Stnat Inat. tb. River Falls llenomlnes '. the last few days of practice and Superior tb. Baa Claire Ruperlor and doubtless will be given a chance Siwquehanoa m Albright Belinagrore Svracuse ra. Boston Coll to show his poer in a game. Kfriruae Talladega rs. Atlaata Talladega WHITING AT GUARD, Tenneaars sa. Newman ... Knoirilie Heber Whiting, who was out of the Tana. Poly. ra.(arson Camherland. , CokeTille InColorado college game because of Tena. Stale sa. Marsaouas Chatunooga accusTklsl ss. Allegkeay juries, will again, occupy his (ireensllle tomed position: at guard, with Vox Toledo ts. HIHadale Toledo stationed on tha right aide of tha Una. Tnfte sa. liiddlebary Bedford New Orleans Hagen will play center, with Mitchell Tulane sj. Vanderbilt Seheaectady probably getting in for part of the Jtoa r. i. Ml..Trtnlty Aead. sa. Mates Dame ... fracas. New York weather continues, I rslnna rs. v-- - if the good hia light back-- 1 Vermont sa. (Twarthroors Cellegesllls ntspatrick will ofetart Sprtagfl.ld aMrllngtoa Champion, Livingfield, composed VllUaosa sa. Delaware Philadelphia ston, Howell and Whitney. However, sa. kill Virginia Inat Virginia , Leiington iinlesa gains are forthcoming, Bo berg. Tlrglnta it. sa. ft. CWmet Virginia Oswald. Jewkes and Rock will be in- Vrglnla "Sm. sa. Llaeeia . . . . Lrernbarg a unit. Both combinations WaBhlngton sa. Moataaa jected Seattle ahould be and squalsppear powerful waantagtoa st. Haab Freak. St. Lonis Waah.Jeff. sa. Carnegie ly effective. Waakhigton of ra. Invasion first Warneabiirg Qross city ..Wayaesburg This is Artsonas alaakearoe imsn . (he Rocky mountain confsrence, all the nraiovnuqtb. ts.Amherst of Wealeyan . Ulddletesra Wildcats scheduling practically West Virginia a. Oenera .. sforgantowa their gamea with coast elevens. They W. Marylaad sa St. lobe's ha adWeatmlnamr hope, however, to eventually to Reserve sa. Oaerlln . CleTstand that Wsat. mitted to the R. M. C. and Weatai'.uatsr sa. St. Fraarls aa many end will arrange gamea with onference teams as possible, .l'tah Wlilttler sa. I'als. Cal Bo.NswBr. Wtlmlngtoa Wbittler win- - play Arlsona at Tucson next Wllherforra ra. Simmons Wllherfocee nri NOT ROYCC VHSTAVVMt V.0T rV CTm VOVAVTE-UOV- . Jiaieelown r. wDCV rA(a WaatitnctiM Mlrhifaa t oRt OUT MvAX 1 Pi httaotv r!1V rt MrRfrtr lUlaots We. Jaa. Mtlllkka Towa XvaiVv: Aufuata Atlanta ran! H a m pUa Ja . t. Hij WAmtf t. Paul Harvard t. HoIt rroaa Haskell t. MMImd f XV Lam-nsi- . . VOXW ViN ritr Tt ( kemn (17 Morrii iHi Champion (1). . I .Kingston (2) . Howell 14 Whitney (S). . . HOM i n. (Walii Frank-Mars- NOT we LOT OF x. ...... oT HQ?; MO) MtvV rmt Colombia tb. Oregon Portion incerd va, kttBuii BlaerleM en. Agri. is. ktw Hameaalra. .. .Rierrs Csrnell ts. Bulgers Ithera vs. Lem.tr DsTltlsesi PaTldVgn 1. nunuesne ImTioa Dayton Dearer lee rsr tsXJ tah Agri Detroit Detroit foil rhila. rt. tieargo Washington Drarr ts WllllanKJewell Springfield vs. DeftsnrV Earlhsm Bnrinam a. Tsaa. Nor. vs. EmorxHsnrr Johasoa v .BlltMuttvrti Bi!eesJtirg Spokane Eta port Prsiiavllle vs. Rose, Poly faUaaVrljlfl PiadlST Ta. Blaffvoa Ml J I riorida ..fa. Waks Persst . Pordhem to. at. Rtepaee'a.. fffihav! Port Sensing tb. Bin. Soatk Ariaona . .le.. rtickenger (11) ..K. ... Smith 13) . If. Upton (Mi ts. Joatata ...c. .. Moeely (11) Red lands Jackaon f i ..rg. Lrvrhbori rt. Ford (Ml iitl.ait Heater .r. . Oldham iorftow vi.runsQiiantieo (7i OforvU ..qb. as .Ihb Brookshlre (3l iorgia Twfc, praa Stat. Gilltland ..rhb.. ill HmllB It. Throna Tauter id) V 0V, HE HrOW voters "Wt V.0OK NOV) POOR PRESIDENT f.., ''. BQXELDER Hi tan. SWAMPS LOGAN ;..., ....... .... IDAHO COLLEGE BEATS BUTTE L S. U. DISPOSES OF DAVIS HANDILY OGDEN TROUNCES MURRAY ELEVEN ...e.... .'..ji. WEBER ENCOUNTERS WESTMINSTER TODAY ... . "V, ''. |