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Show TOE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIT) AT MORNING.. NOVEMBER BLUE BLOOD THE GUMPS Au nod 'VJW'eA MUCH HA s wct, HOW XHt HOMO vvrt MOV) tr D , Womens Specialties Vw K GOOD THt VKXH w Friday and Saturday v CftiMINKL 'TURIN'S UCUD MO Mo votWc a vjhh VV.V. 15 mev CVPctv btH- 28, 1D24. An excellent selection girdles for all type of ures, priced OmNXt TO COHWSS THAT MOU KXZ Httvra AVTVV5. TuKtM OH $1.50 WftHvCSO'VVHO" of fig- $10 to New Ilsndctte for the miss and small woman, priced ' 50c Fancy baers, to $1.50 ribbon garter pd ostrich trimmed, priced $2.95 riOv Chiffon colors. Priced Y . all wanted' $ 1 50 And hose, in 1 Up Hemstitch IN JACK Tbe Tribune Bpeclal BOISE. Idaho Nov liant forward f 27- - The Idaho down pm the field, and SQUIRES Of-- , Midget Smith and George Sollis Matched for Man- State Montana Only Once Defeated; Salt Lake Boy Star Player. hattan Club Feature. Albion' marched srstey carried fleets to The Tribune BOZEMAN Mont. Nov 27 The peered to be awalkawa) for Albion, Montana State college ha brought to but the shock brought Caldwell to It a clone one of the het travoni that It has enjoved for rnanv years Under '"V Vs of the the the remainder by either team In .lT'iW coa hlng of Ott Romnev. an apparquarter green lot of material was made ently the At beginning of the second into r machine that ranked with the t in the Kinky Mountain conferquarter slopp.v playing bv Alb.rni let f'aldwall through for two twh1onn, ence ne h Kimm. the little Hawaiian, The first game of the season wa nd one by ('airiwelt a captain Thaver with Hrihham Young university of torh times goals were kicked Ijhter Ptovo. w ht h m defeated bv a score H the quarter Brown kicked from of U-- a l Roenmn's fighting prodiAlbion s twenty-yar- d line and the gies The field w as nbt conducive to closed 17 to 7 in favor vf good football of wet on account quarter Caldwell weather arrted the bail over t Ive Good plaving on the part of both Nevada. The Centerville team of Butte was t Nevada lost the touchdown teams the feature of the third the next to feel the prowess of Monscore - tana State' team Thev weer defeated permit! Idaho s line was quarter, and the, period fourth in the tinuousK In' itauger. b an overwhelming score in a pracf TUJr kicks by The meat thrilling uarter b ante of the game tice game at Bore man In the last period In the first R(Kct 'came ('oiorado Teachers college of (ree-le- r, The most sensational run of minute Albion completed a per Vlo, wp the third team to be v bv K of Idaho wa made effner ils fe rTorwbL.paa and L Anian took defeated In a game that was marked for fortv vards straight through Ne- s goal-lin- e baJ acro-- B t4d-el- l end run and many passes, the by vadas line Nevada quarterba.k run SnvTTwMuced Bohtats romped off for a 64 h victor after a fortv-yar- d iUtteron. p'aved a head game, and th goal and the score stood 14 to the "Ttre Ujiiversjtv of Wyoming th Ijowrv in the lat quarter made After the kickoff Albion marched to only .team Ah at a d n 'f trH-- a ge varda d ats exciteCaldwell line and ministered defeat to the Hob gjd Nevada did not make first down in ment ran high The scho teachers game plaved at Laramie. Wyo , the the first two'perlods, but outplayed were unable to put the ball over the UOwbov victory, gained a one-poiIdaho in the last quarter Skippy ten-var- d 7 line, however end Caldwell the final score being HU' or regular Vandal quarterback, punted out of darger. These act lea ;L1 S, 1 ,'.A y , II "U.M DENVER TIE was never permitted In the game by were repeated until time was cal ed On l he same trip the State college C.a-- h Matthews beaue of Injuries of Kimm of Caldwell Vlaving t alilforrra i e ei ed in the southern university plaved a scoremention He wormed and Penwr tie In Denver game Reget. the senaationaf almost later the Denver through the Albion line and less single-hande- d winner of the game, Albion found it necessary to den te Parsons plaved the powerful Colorado team to a tied scoje against W 8 C directed the the time of two or three men to him unfversitv . f ', , v. The next game resulted in-- a victory a ... ty 36 ft throughout todav's game every time he carried the ball he ummry follows for the State college over Montana A man Albion also of L deserve de231 Idaho the being latter Wesleyan college, credit for hi excellent plaving and le Vsspf in Helena bv a score of 48-- 0 especially his work on forward passes feated it Hausen was The last game of the aea-w- n r K Fsmsworth The lineup I. Stephan plaved In Butte with the Montana Twenty-fouAlbion Roach I ('aldwell Ray fiteirbana wra of The School Mines plaved game K Wilson . Hanses Pi rain , . Tapper the BobCross-cit- y K Porter ( artsoa Andereen on a field of Ice, nexerthelcss qinn turned in a score of 84-- 0 over the . .. lxhtetn Butler . . lon Pavla cat Miners team (ntteron . Regst Grav Hester Crtw p .. . Kleffner . Powell SALT LAKE BOY STAR. K lnnou . , . t. . .1 Wiaon . . Thai.r During the season several star plav-e- r B". Wltn were developed re alerv (Shnn, an Keister Worthington orliif . Ih Kimm Snyder old East Salt I;ike high school athlete l)urh4owns R irffner 4Veaer and Klnnl O . of K . Milner Anian rh plaved regular end and did repute Jack Squires of tlie East high nchool son Points from trr for pomt after tom-L A man some punting that sttT.nped him aa one team came In first In estrdnvx anob Albertson down Kft 2 Prook irk Beget. west His of in fb the Brown TV the best kickers earslev Idaho substitutes Terry for nual Thanksgiving day run held un-d- r Hatlon for j Peman. umpire. Barrv, referee, Van average wa well oer 44 vards Marker Pit Qiinn Siephans end he showed great ability, and hi KinnMon DwlRga for B ikln HutcbircB Patton, head linesman the auspice of th Piere vtn-n&aiug was an important factor for Terre Kla for Hanwa. W L gtephan cot r Squires time for Bnckllo for Davison for first is his Owlngt nirn games This The second i wa 16 minute 24 STATE invearwinnthg on the varsity squad Qi inn for Marker. Terry for W I. Stephans find two course is slightly m re than substitute' liwson for Iobleio to form a one-harada ran true Hatfield hfwth-- r Captain a lf a mil Bcryd W Bqivires AND altbecs fijrIwana An Alien. for lanry k He was a consistent a' halfba of the winner and mnliid for the d rso fir ariosi Lawrv for Alien. Rosa end ground gainer both around the Bab-oof Utah came in second I nivert-ltfor ( row Dngaa for Frot Allen for Ixh o . SPOKANE. No, J7 Woeh-injrtn- n and through the line Muin Joe f if fir Walthers, (b beltree for ard behind his brother k in the hmkfleld and Pitt and State collece and Gontaga unii uottoron th East hih school capCowan on the line, were others who Crobv arned dniserslty of versity were unable to score in a postReferee -- Ueorpe tured third place season game, the second between the deserved mention m Leoutltt, to the University hloo Kjkane c Impire-ToTnm mnor n went of The freshman team had an exceplob Portland Head two teams this wesson, here this afAthlef Mnltnomah 92 point. Knot with total ternoon The game was evenlv fought, tional year The team, under Coach of I tmh,school linesman-B- ill Mulligan (ontaga, Bpokane with 65 was second, high eea-aounn on defensive with the Cougars the Shubert Dvche. went, through the on s were swarded Point points. til the last ten minutes of play, when teams undefeated those Among for first place, basis of twenty-fiv- e CALDWELL thev opened an aerfat attack that car- who fell before them are the Butte down msn the one for to last finishing ried the ball to Gonsagas one-yar- d Both of these high and Billing high victory the univerline. Here the bulldogs held teams are in the race for the Montana Because ofwilltheir be given a sliver elueld sity boys scholastic title. donated by the Daynes Jewelry comfeperial tn Tba Tribun. During the season 'Frosty' Peters, Vandal tenon., r.,.d fh.tr ,up.rlfri- ing, 10c a Yard SPEEDY rfllTIjr 00 oo oo 00 IS ONE FIRST, OTHER SECOND ho 0 SPIRITED ENCOUNTER Vandals Prove Superiority, but SageTtens ter Stubborn Opposition, Particularly in Last Half; Kleffner Makes ' Thrilling Run. BROTHERS SQUIRES IDAHO DEFEATS NEVADA With the bantamweight championship of Utah aaeiy in ths hands of Midget Smith of Mldval ai a result of his thrilling defeat of Jackie Gordon of Midvale, last Monday night, tha featherweight title of ths state will bs at staks next when the same Smith meets George Sollis topnotcher among the lot si feat herweighte. according to an announcement made eeterday bv ITomoter Hardv K. Downing Smith and Boll la will clash ih the headliner of the Manhattan club program to be presented Mondry at the Hippodrome theater Sollis and Smith aren t new opThey met twice as ponents fighting once to a sensational draw and again to a decision About for Smith In a terrific bout that time both of tha bov began to we slid down on take ght. and Rmtth in the ladder white Sollia. aiw perfect physical trim, continued aa a the headline attraction throughout He became one of the atars went - tv In no uncertain way by defeating the Unlversitv of Nevada Sage lien h.r tocln, by score of 13 to 0 Ida- ho threatened Nevada throughout the scored with a run firt half ard hr Kleffner and a through the lme m r and a from React to pae dropklck tv Beget Nevada came into mk ml half with more spirit and p.aveil almost the in Idaho a entire last two quarter timet At four different territory Nevada had the ball within Idaho for were held but line Frost, (yard T?' nu d Mon-dsy- raei rrt Wins jorr WASHINGTON GONZAGA TIE i (wesswtusw all lied for you er SJ, CHICAGO. Not. 27 -- A, felfUif tour of the world la the lateef thing la circuit lag the globe, and the first man te try It la P. 0. Creaabnw of Chicago, who today completed plana foe the pilgrimage to start Tnodav. It will not bo a apoed trip as the golfer ftana to take a year In which to try hi vartoon links In many clietabe oa th In collecting data to gold him la mate for the Journey, ho found that he preparing would bo abla to obtain golf supplies handiland. in every ly Billy Baetes of Michigan one ef the greatest of the great during hie career of feme seasons never registered many rr non thaa a mil Every lioo wU-drJ Pn JacBvw that the Spur Tie look like a Kind-tie- d tie. The eecret ie hi the H shaped Innertorm. Hm K Potter, Boom, Mom. BULL-DO- G Blood Tells Thta to the time J ee to ret trouble cured, tour eymptoma will tell you If t reetnent la, needed. If not, cell for exami. notion. Imdln o p e c I eltet ter Btood Trouble. Skin Dleeoeeo, Acute end Ohronlo Dieouee of Men. W, M. GRIFFITH, Phone Woo. W10. Me.r, t. O. dash, effort. yard be in& Heston could sprint 100 yard la 1 S S end wee supreme ee end at stiff arming Heston a dodger sorer headed beck, elwe.ro pounded toward the enemy Is 1004 He to. Is the goal. Wisconsin gasM. was called npos to carry the hall thirty-eigh- t times; he answered by carry lug the ball is that game exacUr 240 yards. Grange. Is bln stunt against Michigan twenty yearn Inter, earned the bell for Illinois 270 vards. long hik heat 0 seventy-fiv- e There te trouble fa the Baristas pro meting world, ee is the I sited Btatee sad ta London. It Is tbs asms eld fight e same ef the managers and rs. and strong efforts are being- mad to Adjest met tore amicably. New proaaeteie bare Appeared on the nceee ta Fart, and the old brigade, rw the new bunch, eeetlng the batting Is stFrench-faders te eoeklng to bars tbs ties pass rules that a promoter should be manager of boxer and rice reran They are aiming at Aasstaete, who has bees rood acting three show a month sad bup illng bteld own boxer. eee treoble sf. The presaoter 07 tag to break sp a aether shew by baring boxer withdraw, arc., has stirred a let sf trouble is the gay city, bat th federation will probably tabs bold sow and pet A atop to ail farther effort that way. Tbs ladles tkma are tor a beey seasos Is Faria, as many shews arc being arranged. fens ere apparently snxteee tor asdk th some or eh inf clashes. The German hxr are being greeted with mere earhasiasm now sad the chances era that several of them wilt be permitted te hoc at the Farm hows during the winter aaoaths, creral Amerlcna fighter bar already Horths Sqn Is Jailed for Fighting a Duel rcnt. 000 . Bern-bl- . how-Ve- 000 the third fttrloag hut the Nine hora were entered, wa between fltinnjland and Pontllltoo the latter ctaaliix fast in the arretcb to fiaita fecofld by half a length rc 000 st. dk of dvrary Th n dy. rumnt. dual im th. rtng staged The pair are excellent opponent, and no doubt their battle next Monday wiH he another thriller local T vmmy Wilson, messenger $52 to LOS ANGELES and return. daily beginning Nor. Return limit 9 months. On sal Thf comfort, tafrry. convenience and wide icope of South' ern Pacific service make it worth more to you than any other form of transportation lit. via scenic American Canyon route, San Francisco and the Famous Coast Line. GO RETURN game way or via San Joaquin Valley line, if yon choose, or vico versa. ", Stopover privilege. . . For full information, communicate with Southern Paefifnc Was. 3098. PRESS BANCROFT, General Agent. 41 South Main Street. Salt Laka City, Utah. , FLORSHEIM THE The 219 ug Mtrlktta Ml! 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' Taylor one ambition ta to gt a crack St ths bantamweight crows held by Atm . te also after Goldstein. Cart Tremaie tba title, as It might be well for Buddy BATBB, Her. 27 The West ward V and Carl to bars another battle to ace f. A. pvt as s sales proems at their whs te wbo.4 an indoor sewthlg activity entertains trark y Aleeae Blagg. whs still coaches the The WOrtrd of s striae ef rhicege football aqead and who race with s pieeo ef eesdv attached to 1 at the head ef 4b athletic department one end ef the striae, the winner being toe of that toatitstioa, wa chooca so as of firt to eat' hi way to the candy the- - pisrers to fill out Waller Camp ws woe by lb howdeot The brood team te 1&0 This waa the find wnll. The Jnp kA .jam wso demoov rated Bach fames select ion lead b with eutfief. the wee reerbisg tbe highest Heffelfingfr, Pot. Le sod note scoriae. player aA targe crowd entered the sore! program, Cresatos were among the fleet to make toe team. whwk ended Aa tearing. rult jmouncement star quarterback, set a new record for pany. AH 17 of the entries, with the exception of one, ran the full length of the course. The Brigham Young monument was the start From there th runners proceeded to State street south on fltate to Ninth South, west on Ninth South to Main and north cn Alain tp the monument Team prlxe sliThe JJrtxe mere ver shield, donated bv Davnes Jewelry; first prise, trophv cup. donated by Deseret New flrt prlxe. trophv cup, donated by Beneficial Life InsurPigskinners Win Clote first prlxe. cup. donated by DesGame From Scrappers ance, eret New, second - prise, membership Ieeret gym. dohated bv Demeret The ever Pigakln the gvm; third prise, aweater. donated by triumphed to 0 Western Arm: fourth prise, skates Scrapper yevtcrdar by a wore of M. I ; rua br Bond as a tor and shoes, donated hv Z After a ward p the kick wa made br Mor- fifth prise, skis, donated bv A G The Ptgkloaer gan fountain sixth pen plared g!nt odd Kpkling: prise, becue of belof sstwetghed by tbe Bcrap and pencil, donated by Deseret book per heckfleld store Following f the order of there finishing First Jack Squire. East high school second Bov d Squires I nlver-it- v of Utah third. Joe Drogby East high school, fourth, f Saver University of Utah! fifth K ll'ildwlri. Granite. sixth A Liddell. Deeeret gymnasium. seventh W Irvine Went high school; eighth. Frank Urosbv, University of Utah: ninth, W J Paul, Deseret gymnasium, tenth. R. Stone UnU verslty of Utah, eleventh. W Walker. Hneuin R Fldredge, East high hool; twelfth 8 Wlwmar. Eatfrt high aohnol thirteenth. E Grose, fourteenth. O Robinson Uniaccepted ferine to r!It th Fresch capital Cyprus, of Utah, fifteenth. J Bdluer within (he next few vwwHi and at tbe versity Feoret gvmnaeium sixteenth J am time arraage a few bout la I.uo Grose. dos Cyprus eighteenth M NielEast high school, nineteenth. M Jon, son, Urprus, twentieth. R. McKean L Jockey Bemblat finished tbe flat K Oertroh, twenty-firs- t. over D H U eea at Pari with a good lead rcipg hi leading rival, Guy Garner tor the rid West high aiool, twenty second H Polite. West high echool twenty-thirtag honor ef th yef la France out of Aft rode eighty aiae winner D. Holther, University of Utah; mount, white Garwer rode eighty two win H. Hamer, West high Garner set eut sf 4A1 smbii per. school res tags I better thaa Bemblat, Officials Refer a, John Giles; judges of finish. Rov Heath, H. C. Hortenseu. Homer Chrlstenaen; timbantamweight Baddy Tartar, rblcag a tar, 4 on the read to recorery esc more ers, Robert Martin, Lee Simmons. V, Peterson, dark of course. R. W. Richto swing late actios boos and expect ardson. Buddy has had a lot ef bard lark, breakhi ehoalder ing arm, hand tad throwing t twj-of-t- ba irnatir N ( allf 27 -- The Ift PHV.O vnty reach the condition that Hollis has Hjinllrap at a mile and toature ra e on the openinx eanl at hM throughout the two years since It is one the Tijuana J kn chib lorter ai son t r thev met Is problematical c(nd and Ian of the points in the bout that Is atRimnyUnri with I'tlllloa 1 42 4 A, The third tine interest tracting ond of tbe truth within four fifth of a In the flrat two battles between record the pair, fans saw two of the toughfbanetar. winner of the 4 offrnthHandlcap, est and most thrilling bouts that hav and pulled up lata after wa away poo-- te tn the local ever been RAN uXiral arri This drop kicks, hla total being bettered ths old scholastic record 16 Rovenkranta and Bartlett of Balt Lake. Peters of Billings and Travis of Anted, Iowa, wers ths outstanding froeh stars of the season. About sixteen varsltv letters will be distributed at the end of the quarter and some twenty freshman nuKleffser merals r on yert Throws Cantowin ; Romano Defeats WILSON VS. TIPPERO. Lewis 'Wilson practically ararted hs finMcGill ite career fetes season in a few bouU, bv which he W'on he knockouts, showed that he had the stuff that Tf'1 BA Pkla., How. ST Bd fgtrasetsrt would make him m topnott bar, and fewt world a rbaaapie wrestler, defeated he entered the atet t rank bv meettews state cheaptee. Howard i antowine. sutch here lat ing Bert Wilson, a Weal favorite in la a catch Tito flrat fail Me knocked hti Bight, ehtalaing two falls a four-roun- d battle hear II mlastes by s doable aa after namesake out in three rounds B aslant second after sad tbe bcsllok. while a hard hitter, t second Wilson, through nee ef bis headioch. Isn't particularly clever, and in meeting Tlppero hell meet a yoqngster Mike Besmssw ItalHey. 27 who has hitting power, speed and ianCHICAGO heavyweight wrestling ehasiptos. wo cleverness k Tommy will naed all of two straight fsll ever Fat licGitt sf his coolness and calculating ability to hers late sight, taking both with get over Tlppero, but with his ag- head lock to 1.12 M and jtf.26 isagac gressiveness and rugged constitution, tireir. Jftha Fek ef Rebraslte was e sse-tet- ! he should be able to give Tippem Canada with the battle of his life Vtflaon will statch from Frank I Mark efwrtat lock ta ariatora and donhia have a few pounds weight advantage $g head Aties Sastscs mlaulea 9 wklle secowds, to offset the long experience of Tlp- of Wakefield, Ku . woa s handicap match pero. msintas, by th rowing three wreetters la Promoter IViwning has also arbout ranged a decidedly interesting four-round for the main preliminary, a fntVa. Bus Balrle. local head-lfnswill meet Leo Hansen, another bout headline boy, in a four-roun- d Balrle. who fought th main wvent IT SUptiMi No,. PtTA.PFJ?T, 1 on of ard the the Horlhy, ikjo of Admiral Horthy, th opening season against A atud.nt If th George Hollis, Is i Huny.ri.n Hn-Inu'- fd clever and speedy youngster, and at PnlytM-hnl- c achoot, ha of championtimes show's flashes by th crtmlnai court to four ship form. Hansen, a finished boxer, day.' Imprisonment for duollnc. Young wa flr.n aon. will be a tough opponent for him Horthy' SMITH DOES COMEBACK. a Onlv recently Smith started He fought a number of comehack battles in the local ring, losing one decision to Jackie Gordon of Mur ray and winning ths state bantam titleo by decisively trimming Dominic Tip-perof Bingham, conqueror of Gordon Last Monday he decialntied Gordon, thus showing himself to be in excellent physical shape and about ss far back up the ladder as It is ivhvwjcally possible for him to go. Whether the Midvale boy can again HIGH 27 -- Brb BOIHB. Ha ho. Ns. Unt-eStivers, mainstay Bnh&)ktppy tfrj of Idaim Athletic tetm for the last have been notified to appear three at Baa Francisco next year to try oat for dob of the places oa the Baa Frauds 4tcffie Censt Icsfue. th pair announced to-d-s Kleffner and Stiver are baseball j. aurs aa well at football and basketball. battle four-roun- d for a year ALBIONS MASTER Figment and Fragment das Three preliminaries of four founds ths program. each will complete Hansen ha recenJJx ahuna-h-is class. bout tnJhenorthw4taJitdAL mlth, meanwhile, uuabie to Ijv w Inning' by a wide margin over get Into good condition, quit the ring Wh TWIN FALXjR. Idaho. Nor. 27. ('aldwell high school beat Albion State Normal school here on Ldnooln Held today in one of the hardest fought battle of the seaaon The final ecore stood if to 14 In favor of Caldwell Caldwell won the kickoff and Albion look the hall With a eerie of brll- - Wild Bill Farrell, local favorite. The two boys are essentially boxers, sr while a kmvekout is Improbable, there will br plenty of thrills and mhlg lrn T- -T Finish Run; Prize. Team T Ikv. who iuts startled the Iota! fight fan bv his meteoric He In bnai fitUie circles will get h toughest test of the season iuthe semiwindup of fb new program lie metis bom inte Tippero of Bingham, former banf UtaJt, in a tamweight champion Aa p f |