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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER SHIFTS IKELT Highlights of days Montana Game. 1 Archie EUtrem, West high, who kicking potent factor in his team's victory, was photographed skirting an end. back Ohub 3 Utters, Panther end, dropped long enough .to rip off several substantial gains. He Is seen just oat of the reach of an Idaho tackier. S Oaptaln Orego, fullback for the visitors, coold make a high school team most anywhere If his performance of yesterday may b taken as a criterion. H is plunging was some of the beet witnessed on the West high campus. 4 Gordon JLhodea, West, who was painfully Injured In yesterdays gam and was carried from the field. At present ha Is resting In a local hospital and will likely be oat for the season. An y picture will be taken of his ankle today to determine whether any bones are broken. ft (Smith, Boise hslfback, played Impressively, both on the offense as well the defense. Although he (s small he wae called upon to run the ball the maj orlty of the time In the final quarter. Hi tackling was faultiest. of Yesterday's Gamez, Grahlte 0. 8. U. 24. Jordan 0. East 14, Weat 7, Is D. Bolaa 0. of Salt lake today In a hard-foug- game before a large crowd. The ft- nal score was 7 to 0 The Boise Braves presented a well-- i trained and e!een that displayed plenty of ability, but lacked scoring punch Three times during the game the lsl- tors marched up the field and a touchdown seemed near, and on each occasion West held and Eikrem sent the eleven back Into Its own territory with long. twisting rplrals. Boise made eleven first downs to West a eeen, and gAined 165 srds from scrimmage to their opponent s lla Three times Boise lof the ball on downs when It failed to,make the necessary jardige on the fourth down It was Indeed a disheartening task for the vUltms to see their ad- ant age in scrimmage play aninh on the exchange of punts Eikrems kicks averaged fifty yards, which is a notable feat for a college punter, let alone a high school performer In the first quarter West stopped Boise s rush and Its line, and Elkrent kicked to the opponents gTound-galn-!n- son. Humors are out that there will be shifts between the line and hack field meri for the reet of the reason, but these are unconfirmed ns Coach R L. Mathews will maks no statements At this time. All he 'ays is that the (earn is training bard The Idaho line will receive the major portion of the attention of the coaching staff, although the back field will be drilled in getting the drive to Ihelr plays, which has been lacking in some of the recent games It la also likely that there will be some new faces in the coming line If this happens, it will make up. the regulars fight to keep off the tench, and this will make the Vandal team what it should be. RESERVES NOT APPARENT. Coach Mathews said earlier in the season that he had plenty of reserves. but in the games gone by these reserves seemed to be lacking, or at least did not seem to be up to the Maho standard, as they have not paved, Powers, alternate quarter, la eer tain to play in the major portion of the coming games, after his showing in the Trojan contest last week. He ems to be a lucky find for the at this time, when Beget is receding most of the opposing teams intention Powers, with his additional weight, has an advantage over Rescales at get. who only tips the around 135 pounds, and he is develkicka His into good passer. oping ing will have to be Improved upon; back then he will be a field man for the Vandals Terry, guard, who has been out for the last three weeks, is still limping with his injured ankle and may not to get into the tomorrow game ngamst Montana, and Jones, another giferd, who has been In most of the games, received a broken rib last Saturday, which will keep him out this week ome , j g j . d GRIZZLIES WORK IN SNOW. country for tya boxing ability. Is headliner matched In the against Knockout Bywater of Corinne Bywater is rapidly battling his wav into prominence in the boxing world headliner In another Bcrappy Leland Petersen of Tremon-to- n encounters Imev Garflnkle of Salt Lake City. This promises to be a fast and furioup bout. Red Wright of Brigham will tackle Roy Long of Salt Lake In a contest. Pete Nelson of Bear River and Kid Larkin of Willard are d bout matched in another 8plder Smith, colored, of Salt Lake will go four rounds with Young Burton of Brigham in the opening preliminary. The legion Is also arranging a bg football game and other sportlna events for Armistice dav. to follow a patriotic proirram in the forenoon This will be the last home game for the AandaJs this year. They will Wve for Boise and Omaha for their last two games. Turf Results, Entries Re-g- t, d field CHURCHILL DOWNS j 7 0 0 0 0 7 00 for Substitutions- West, Ernstrom for Pearson Hodgson. Noble for for Rhode Boise. Heer for Vanlck. Kelly for Johnson. Perstello for Smith. Scoring- Touchdown. Eikrem. Don Reddish; umpire, Referee, Romnev: head linesman. Brady. Milligan, Hodgson First race, maldena, $1100, Specialist 112. Clarice R Pipes 112, Magnetic 115, CockriHIU, of Pan 115, Little Tan 115, Notabene four-roun- d six furlongs four-roun- Hank Monk 115. Washakie 115, General Clinton 115, Jeb 115. Second race, $1200. claiming, and up, six furlongs Morehead 108, Ballot Brush 105, Sandhurst 102, Valley Light 99, Buddie Brown 108, Marvin May 105, Sporty McGee 106 Third race, 81100, claiming, and up. mile and Mac o Boy 109. Vennle Day 102, Dobson 104, Royal Miss- 106, Freedom's Call 115, Dorothy Adama 87, Black Grarkle 101, Wrangler 109 Fourth race. $1400, the Pardstown handicap, all ages, six and furlongs Captain Hall 113. Sir peter 113, Rothertncl 104, Bolton 92. Bee gonia 96. Dudley 111, Nancy 101, Energv 120 Fifth rare, $5000 added, the Golden seven furRod handicap. longs Devon 113, Great Sport 103,' 102, Barbara 105, My Col- Bumpkin onel 109, Princess Pan 105, Recollec- - Sun Rajah. 115. ENTRIES. r j first-cla- 1 - one-ha- lf Lang-horn- . j S.W TOAXCISCO. Nor. 8. (By th Associated Press he drive toward a footbalt t hampionship will gather momentum tomorrow as three undefeated Pacific coast conference eleven swing lutes action Washington and Stanford, each boftatitig a perfect conference record and spurred on by rivalry dating back thirty two years, claim ail iout interest in their clashvirtually at Seattle. George VYHon. premier Washington halfback, and Ernie Never, Cardinal star, will make a bid for Individual honors Both have been mentioned for honors. The teams will meet on even terms with cool either expected to favor the Hus s slightly alifornia, third undefeated member of the conference, is favored to the measure of the Washington St at ollige eleten In their game at Berkeley. It Is a conference engagement, hut tV S O. has bowed to defeat before both Idaho and Washington. Another game with conference hearing brings together Idaho and Mor-taat Moscow. The University of Southern California, handicapped by Injured players and minus th services of Its star end. Badgro, takes on Santa Clara at Los Angelea The Multnomah Athletlo club and St Mary's college meet at Portland, while C.onsaea Invades Walla Walla for a game with Whitman. Freshman elevens of California and Stanford meet In their annual ''little big game" at Palo Alto. tk na Five Teams to Compete in Idaho Cross-Countr- y Special te Tbs Trtbosa. 1 40 A $2 pariT'NIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOSmutuel ticket on the winner paid COW, Nov. 8 The Pacific Coast con$20 40 straight, $9 90 place and $8 50 y ference meet will be to show'. held here tomorrow In connection with the football Pheasants in Emery game, with five teams entered. Those entering will be the Universities of Oregon, Montana and Idaho, WashIncreasing Rapidly ington State college and the Oregon Agricultural College. Nov. HUNTINGTON, In the trlsnguler meet held last dlutrlbuted In various sections of week with Washington and WashingEmerv county ths post two years are ton State college, the Vandal runners multiplying rapidly and thriving. Only took third place In spite of the fact nineteen were planted at Ferron last that Cleaver. Idaho runner, took first year, but these are said to have In- place. Tha Idaho squad ir'serloualv creased greatly In numbers and are handicapped thla year by the loss of to be seen In many localitlea around all but on of Its former stars, Wilthat place. veteran man for The Huntington Fish and Gama as- liams, having graduated last spring. sociation has distributed two ship- Idaho, He has taken first plaos In the last ments, each of fifty birds, on the three yeans for Idaho. Cleaver Is One coming up fast and may be able to farms and adjacent territory. of these came last year and the other take Williams' place and lead tbe waa received the peat summer. The Vandals to. victory In ths coming Increase of the birds has been such meet. Mathews, ths only letter man that they are now to be seen on a on the squad. Is not In ths best of great many of the farms here, 'par- condition at this time ticularly along Huntington creek. The Idaho course Is one of ths two hardest In ths conference, being over As the birds usually hatch broods a year, their multiplication three miles of hlllv country. Ths has been rapid. Both Feron and California schools will not be entered Huntington sportsmen Intend to get In the romlng meet. of these birds ddltdonal numbers If you are out of work, a Tribune from tha hatchery at Rprlngvllle If Want Ad will help vou find a job posslbla heavy The time waa crpss-countr- Idaho-Monta- Phaiit' cross-count- f (Kill MENS UNIONS Hanes Whcrt Quality MENS SHIRTS and Price art Dependable All Sizes, 14 to 17. Make' the regular TUBING FrEAj.75 Haneetodaymake that it CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS. First race. 11200, claiming, to See Brigham and up, six furlong Promising Tom 110 (Garner), 16 86, 110.80, 13 80, Boxing Armistice Day won; Sister Josella 102 (Morton), 86 80, $2 80, second. Pander Pete 107 (Steele), Special to The Tribune. 82 80, third Time, 1 16 Wuhu, BRIGHAM CITY, Nov. 6 A boxing Winding Through also ran Second race, 81200, claiming. proijram of merit la promised for Armistice dav in Brigham City by maidens, seven furlongs r!ando Petersen, promoter of the 107 85 70, 83 40, 82 80, American Legion fights, which have won: Great(Johnson), Storm 107 (Garner), 86 30, become so popular in northern Utah. 84 60, eecond, Archibald 116 (Noe), Io fact the card as arranged appar85 20, third. Tima, 1 32 Billy ently rivals any that has bean pro- Hare. Girl of Mine, Shotwell also ran. $2 70, second, Agnes Call 110 (Garner), six and furlongs duced in the state, for It 5s really a Third nee, 81200, claiming, I - vear-old- $2 90, third. Time, 1 22 Sobrose 103 (Thomas), $26 10, $9 70, My DesRosasix and Miss Babe Little Gyp ay also $6 40, won; Snowman 99 (Garner), furlongs tiny, Herman Auerbach of Salt Lake, well bella 108 (Mortensen), 817.70, 85 70, ran. $20 20, $8 20, second, Peggy Bledsoe 108 known throughout the Intermountain $3, won; Clonaslee 105 (Johnson), J.1 60 claim in. (Noel), $4.10, $1200; Fourth third. Time, 1.22 race, Watch Me, Margaret Gaut, Accumulator, Critical Moment alao ran. Fifth rare, $1200, allowances, $ year-old and up, alx furlonxa Oh Susanna 101 (Plchon), $5 60, $4 10, $2 70, won; Magic Wand 101 (Mortensen), $8 40,, $4 60, second; Quince King 110 (Mar- - 5 tin), $3, third. Time, J 15. Guest of S Honor, Caloosa, Teeuque, 8 taller alao g ran. Sixth race, $1200, claiming, six and furlongs Little Cook 105 (Johnson), $37 80, $U, 105 (McCoy), $h 40, won; Broad Ax $5 50. $2 20, second; Scotland Forever 110 $2 60, third. Tima, (Garner), 1 23 Anona, Little Trump, Panran. alao Blue Sprft gold, $1200, Seventh race, claiming, 3 year-olds and up, hile and At Their Big Value-givin- g, Cloister 11$ (Thomas). $6 4(L, $4 90, 101 $3 20, won; Bankrupt ?teele), Lou; Price $5 30, $4 10, second. Midnight Rose 97 third $4 20, Tims, (Mortensen), $1.58 Jyongchampa, Sweepstakes, of Rosa Greener also ran. Fans Demi-Tass- Washington and Stanford Meet at Seattle; Both Boast of Clean Slates. Maryland Colt Wins Race Worth $60,000 by Nose unrull-hamper- try aftr the touchdown Tbe Panthers tried out hut one pass and It failed, while Coach Bassier'a eleven attempted eight oasses and once West was were successful penalized eight times for a total lossof seventy vards. while three penal123 (ButwellL $8 99 $5 20 $3 70. Won. Mldlnette. lOfl iMuden). $14 80, $10 70. second, Briggs Buchanan, 123 Hang), 14 $ 20. third Lanoll, Time, pikros. Wellflnder, Contract, Brilliant Jester. Revolt. Llewellyn, Tre-aJulia M and RoyaLAirman alao ran. Seventh race. $1300, claiming. and up. claiming, six refree. 123 (Johnson!. $5 8o. 90. $2 won; Pongea, 112 (Walls). $160, Then Fay, 109 $14 30. $9 50, second. $6 00, third Time, (OBrien). I 14 Barrow, Leatherwood, Llai on, Sandrae. Lady Boss, Ivy and New Hope al?o ran. d t EIKREM SCORES. The onlv score of the game happened shortly after the second quarWest stopped anter had started other Boise drive for a touchdown on its own line, and Justice Boise aafetv man dropped Elkrem's Chub Utters recovered for and punt West. On two end runs Eikrem cartoball the ried the line Rhodes was thrown for an eight-yar- d loss, but Utters and Eikrem rnrtied the bail to the four-var- d Ijne from whence Eikrenf crashed over foi the touchdown Hodgson mads the up, claiming, six furlongs Hnv-war- 4 d Th Montana Grizzlies have been handicapped the past week with snow on their field, which has hindered practice. This will probably slow the team down somewhat in tne coming game an, substitute tackle, who went Into the Trojan contest, will probably start against the Grizzlies with Stevens. who has been in at center, as his running mate, and York will fill the pivot position, with Diehl and Gartln as guards. Erickson Is going good at end and will in all probability alternate with B Canine, who went into the southern California game for a short tlms. Neison will .play at the ether end position Cameron. Davison. Baird. Duff, Walmsley. Bowers and Owings are all to work In the back field Ruklin may also be In the back race, $1100, claiming, and up, six furlongs Jolly Hoy 100, Spanish Hose lort. Dingo 104, ftnju! 100, Hats Up 10, Beautiful Addle 102, Pavrrian 100, Fire Hoy 105, Little Smoke 110, True American 105 race. Seventh $1300, claiming, and up, mile and Hoy 107, Traymnre 101, Arabian loti, Sola Mia 98, 58 ScraUh 05, Abstract lol, Watchful 110 Weather clear, track heay. ear-id- line is Sixth substantial gains, although the Panther forward wall held when the crises came Captain Orego, huskv PlMLirn RAi'E TRDK BALTIGem state fullback, tore his way for ami three two, gains with MORE Mrl N"V b - lb the Aduldas won the ated Press ) Canter practically no Interference The work of Archie Klkrem for Pimlico futurity mile for 2 mcr was Rubbling West stood head and shoulders above $40 000 added cond and Display thltd the performance of his Uammates Canter's vlrtorv emh'hc his ownAs a kicker Alone. hU value to the team was inestimable but he took er. J Edwin Griffith, bv $59 140 and colt It upon his shoulders to carrv the brines the Maryland whining brunt of the Panther running at- for the scar to $194 474 Th Idle Hour $50ort took farm stork with Rubbling tack The West high hack drove vr in second place Dtsplav through Boise s left defense wlfh brought $?r'0 to Walter I S.ilm n gains that put hl team in a p.sU and UeoMiok an nddd starker took to In r score tlon the fourth quart Commander j he Intercepted a pass and was throw n fourth with $1000 fi K L Hops so heavily when tackled that he had The futurlfv was worth $G5.o with to retire from the game $ 140 to the winner with anv oth-'RHODES INJURED. v.re than Cantor first under the West Gordon Rhodes. left high ulie Canter a Midland oit, took halfback received an injury that, in ths M.irlnnd Jo key club s $5000 will him all probability, keep out for addlti nal. While! ranter was overlooked in the remainder of the season the carrying the ball the Meadv Panther- j watering, apparently becatjve of a twisted his ankle badlv Wheth- port Imitated tat night that he was er the hone la broken or not is to! suffering from a fever He Is resting in a be determined The original seventeen named, with If Rhodes is out for Penstlck added, were cut to fourteen local hospital the year West hopes for a division (at the harrier, and the start was held and state championship are seriously up more than five minutes bv Rhodes has been a con- - ness In which Display was the chief the offender Bubbling Over led the park atatenl performer throughout when the barrier went up. followed year bv Prince o Wales Thfv kert their Lineups and mniman; Boise respective petitions until on the back Yanick stretch. Canter after having trouble McCUren on the clubhouse turn, made his bid Johnson and rounded into the home stretch Glaze pounding on Bubbling Overs heels in Mlckleson the run to the wire Canter and Bub. Mever bling Over alternated the lead and w'ere running nearlv neck and neck Justice at tha Judges stand, when ranter a nose shot out to win the rich stake Smith DaVldson by a matter of inches from Bubbling The track waa . flying hoofs Orega Over four-yar- T 106 tiea were inflicted ipon Boiae, loss of fifteen yard The Idaho learn possessed a bark-fiel- d that was difficult to atop Smith and Daldson darted their way through the Red and Black line for Reaulta I NIVERSITY OF IDAHO, Moscow. Nov. 6 Secrecy is prevailing in the Vandal football camp, with no Information leaking out jui to what Is bring done with the team thla week. xcept that they are having the hardest practices that they have had since the season started. The lest two defeats have stirred the cpaching staff to the point where It Is a case of make or 'break, and their motto is to "make' the team what It should be f r the coming games of the sea- Van-da- tlon 103, Susan Rebecca 103, General Host 103, Timothy 103, Postmistress 103, Wildwood 110, RhiiUKk 115, Hitter Eikrem Goes Over .for Only Touchdown of Game. in Sedorid Period; Visitors' Gains Nullified by West High Punter. Tribune. Bpec a) to The 13 Grid Encounter Panthers Conquer Boise After Furious StrugglS Inter-Stat- e tu Important Player Changes Are Indicated for To- 7, 1925. e one-ha- lf s, 5 nationally advertised. weight, with closed taped seams. Sizes 34 to 4 In winter crotch and I ZC I TI ON BROADWAY BZTWEEN AW1N &STAJI Mens Wiota0 .Simfitts Every Suit With Two Pair Trousers one-ha- lf Collegians Pay Their Own Way and Then Some fs one-ha- lf 7r s Jo Jw6 h RESULTS. First race, $1300. claiming, six King, 115 (Fields), $13 90, $6 70, $3 60, won, West Point, 115 (ButwelD, $4 60, $2 90, second; placid, 107 f WeiTime, 115 ner), $3 00, third Harney Wells Billy Mann, Rupert, Grotto. Roy Williams and Somerset & also ran. Second race, $1200, claiming, alx furlongs Buttercup, 112 (Maiben), $5 50. $3 70, $2 70, won; Alice Harris. 104 (Weiner), $7 20, $5 60, secopd; Fora Lady, 10$ (Callahan), Miss $6 80, third. Time, 1:15 Stanley, Mystify, Clay Pigeon, Vis, Deadfall and Declare also ran. and Third race, $1500, up, claiming, one and 121 mile Klving Cloud, (Johnson), $4 10, $3 10. $2i40. won; Peddler. 107 (Randall), $9 30. $5 10, second. Rejection, 110 (Barnes), 92 90, third. Time, 149 Deronda, Insulate, Lucifer, Carol and Mnro also rsg Fourth rae. sixth running Pimlico futurity, $40 h6 added. colts and fuller, allowances, one mile Canter, 117 (Turner), $20 90. $9 so, $6 80, won; Bubbling Over, 122, (Barnes), $5 40, $4 40, second; Display, Time. lit40 (Smith). $4 00, third. Penstlck, Edith CaveU, Mara, Crusader, Dreaa Parade, Lancaster, Espino. Acrostic, Flight of Time, Mn Grace and Prtnoe or Wales also raa. r Hep I y and Flight of Tima coupled. Fifth race, $1500, all agaa. Forest Park handlcep six furlonga Aenator Norria, 19 (Fields). $11 6. 7 70, $3 ee, won; lieutenant IL 113 (Wallace, taoo, $4 10, Courageous. 15 90. I bird t Me A tee Tim. 1 II 1$ Bootcb Broom, Cinema, Shuffle Along. Hart. Forsaer, Fun Pei. Big prime Minister, Wlidemese and Amo also raa. I sum raca, 8UCS, I jaar-oW- a in lustrous finish and the imported quality; also wofen madrases and percales in nock band or. I CA collar attached styles. ... I w3 gROADCLOTH, N PIMLICO M fur-lon- 001 t-- them Compart point with shoes where at from 17.00. College fellow simply hare to dress smartly and they most hare footwear for all occasions. Most of them come to Ilirsc limans and Lay Collegians at and save enough for varsity hop or something else they need. Collegians have a world of style and quality that spells five-cigiity-f- iv -- genuine economy. Both high and low styles in black and browns. for 1 GOOD SHOES 118 MAiy SINCE I888t M Ready With Immense Stocks Saturday . thy atp, Mu, tbs thr famous prices. Aul tiers Is mors goot honmt value parked into tbnt than w belie) e has ever been offered ll lesve. it to you men of Balt Lske just how remarkable before, these value ars. M fJKRE JJ K M 5 Worsted, Cashmeres, Serge and Cheviots All Hand Tailored, Single or Double Breasted Companion Sale Saturday 1 25.00 35.00 and 39.50 i!ri of all, there re Mee In etonte and shins. popular winter shailr of frays, Brt MENS OVERCOATS lone, ehort. r to become men of every proportion Choose from the newest patterns and blur, broom aaJ tans N 3 3 M M M All Sizes, 33 to (2. anilftKIXXUUIIIIltXXUIKIKIIIIIIUIKUSIlIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUUSIIXZIIXXgKXISSIIUIIIISIIIZIXKIIIIXIIIuF |