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Show THE SALT, LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY 20 COLORADO yards for down, !i Second offside. yean to go. Helbig failed to rain at right end. A pass. Ualriweii waa AGGIES-DENVE- R eleven D GAME line. leaderc gridiron W OF 1926 to Davis, good for nlna yards, placing the bail on Denver's Fourth down, two yards to go. a on lavis kicked out of bounds line. It was a very pc or IHn-vcr- ' IOKNINU, OCTOBER 17, 1926. HAIR-GROO- M kick. Coaches Facts Scfllev went around right end for Combed, Glossy Keeps five yards Neville lost three yards Season Elevens MElfS College Big Captains tfnt. F!rt down, ten yards to go. at left end. Third down, tight yards Well-Groomed KevilU failed to gain at left tackle. to go. Panek marie six yards through all Day STORE to two vards line. the Fourth down, Mito Second down, ten yards go. No. . ard at left end. go. Mildrexter punted to Davis on ldrexter made one lfne, who returned A pas. MUrirexier to Panek. for a the Aggie broke Williams it nine yards on ball Agthe the first down, placed through' right tackle for nineteen line. gies leader on giving the Aggies flrt down THE Big Green has always been fortunat In having a high-grad- e Mildrexter made fifst down around (vards. on own lino as the ih'rd'j and this year is no exception. Newman Montrose Horton, their gridiron, on hall Agthe the end, placing tight ended. captain of the Dartmouth eleven this fall, is on leader who should prove an line Time was railed quarter gies Foote Denver 5, Aggies h. inspiration to his teammates. by the Aggies. Denver's ball on th Captain Horton, who hails from the Drumhlll high FOURTH QUARTER. line. First down, ten .Aggies school of DeekskiLl, N. Y., Is a fullback. Ha received his 5 arris to go. Panek made first down It was the Aggies hall on their own early training there, and has developed remarkably well line First on the Aggies' four-yar- d line First down, fen yards in the past two years. In the first year at Dartmouth V, illinrns smashed left tackle (town, four arris to go. Milrirexter to go he was a member of the etar yearling eleven, and was Second for five vards An Agglo plaver was failed to gain at left tackle of the varsity In his two member le-rose down. Denver was offside and was Injured and time was taken out. other years, last year asa regular. replaced Kenklev at left end for penalized five yards, placing the hall Horton's chief offensive Captain nine-yar- d Kankin made two vardu at line First Denver. on the Aggies ability lies In his power on a line right tackle 1 bird down, f two yards down, nine ard to go. Panek fumat the center of especially emah, to go. Williams marie irwt down, bled. hut lerovered on the Aggies the line. When the Big Green need14 yard line. It was a bad pass fiom placing the hall on his own ed a few yards on a fourth down last center. Peond down, fourteen yards line. On tha mxt play both sides season the play Invarlaoly called for marie four illlarn t go. Milrirexter marie four j arris at were offside was the renter line buck, with HorHr ling fumaround left end Third d'wn ten yards vards ton carrying the ball. Defensively, left tackle. bled and faldweil rtrov on the Is a cure tackier. He also Is a he to go. line. Third down. AgvleV nas thrown bv Randolph was j thirteen very valuable man as an interferer to go. Davis punted yards to teammate. a for ball Riven m Froundd and th. , ne IUn,,,,h n " nrt ho returned four vanl, to le-n- COACH. First down, ten yards to go. ,HeIblg line. vers failed COACH with the best record of to gain at right tackle, raid-we- ll to gnin at left end Mildrex.r wos injured and made eight yards as he squirmed on the play any mentor in the country in As play resumed it the last three years holds sway over through the line, but the Aggies were was Denver's hall on Its own the gridiron destinies at Dartmouth. offside and were penalized five yards. line. Second down, ten yards to go He Is Jesse B. Hawley. Second down, fifteen yards to go. n.rri Neville made two nt riht After a few brief years of brilDavis punted out of bounds on the tackle Third down, eight vards to liance. football at Dartmouth was on line. Denver's hall. go. Aggies' Mildrexter punted to Davis at down-gradwhen he was called M the to go. First down, ten yards rnidfhld and he returned it four vards into the breach as bead coach in 1923, and in the three reto Dorm ? line, passed to Neville to the AgAmnt elevens have lost his held ha has that ft that position line, giving Denver Williams for the Aggios. years placed gies' but one game, to Cornell in 1923. Ament failed to gain at router. Ament first down at that point. of Is the a Coach Hawley Big Green, being graduate ia a dignifiotl Hair Groom again failed to gain nt cent r. Ament a member DENVER SCORES. f the via ms of and. a halfback on the two yards at left taekD. Divt made who combing cream which costa only a was He assistant coach in 1920, Mildrexter passed to Hamilton, eleven for three cars. out of hounds on Denver s minted wa forced out of bounds on the Agbut left after the one year to assume charge of his business duties. Last year few cents a jar at any drugs! ore, line. line for flrt down his eleven wn rated by many experts as the greatest in the country. It inilions use it because it gives that gies eight-yar- d DAVIS RUN. BRILLIANT went Mildrexter efa was beautiful pass Jt thnmgh the entire season without a defeat or tie to mar his record, de- natural gloss and On a double pass. Danek m tdo a feating. among others, Harvard, Brown, Cornell and Chicago in consecutive fect to the marie three yards at right end Panek hair that final touch to nt r Milrirexf. one-f.center. vard kirleri games carried the ball to the Aggies good dress both in business and on Co. right end f'r four yards Milrirexter line, on the next play Mildrexter social occasions. Even stubborn, touch-dowline, .on the punted to Davis on the plowed through center for ft or shampooed hair stays who fumbled, Dernse recovering for other individual, with the possible exception of Knute Rockne. he has been unruly 0. Score Denver 6. Aggies Dn-er'in s football. the on line. combed all day in any stylo you passing game responsible for the present high position oi Milrirexter try for point was low. Denverhall, Denvers on Its own 4 vard line. Hair-GrooHe insists on absolute condition Jn his athletes and, as a result, his teams like. is greaseless; Score lenv er 6, Aggies 0 ten yards to go. Ditcher play uniformly hard and clean football. First who have flourof down, athletes Some the line and the over kicked also goal llelhig helps grow thick, heavy, lustrous was bv Agfor the Brand Diehl. and Darker are Dane, ished under his tutelage Dooley, Oberlander, the ball was given to Denver on their gies. replaced hair. (Adv.) Janek failed to gam at left The schedule of Dartmouth for this season follows: line. Randolph squirmed own ?.' Norwich, at Hanover. tackle, but both teams were n!firie, September through right tackle for three yards, made a 2 Mildrexter fard Hanover. at October through Hobart, for Denver was penalized five yards October 9 Virginia Polv, at Hanover. Panek tore off GAME delaying -- the game. Danek made three yards arjurtl left October 16 Vale, at New Haven. nine yards around left end. He had end. - A pass, Mildrexter to October 23 Harvard, at Cambridge. wonderful Interference. Randolph was for five yards. Fourth Neville, 30 Brown, at Hanover. down, October made it Urst down on his own (Continued From Preceding Fge.) one yard to go. Mildrexter kicked to November 6 Boston university, at Hanover. line. First down, ten yards to Davis on the Aggies' line and November 13 Cornell, at Ithaca. end. at left a marie Neville yard go. he ran the entire field for a touchhip 16 south, range 8 east. In Otteson The half ended with the hall on Den- down. It was a beautiful 90-- :. ard run CAPTAIN. hollow; thence running north along line. Score at the half ver's Denver team. the entire through as it may seem, there is no seasonal football captain appointed to forest boundary 9 miles to northeast Denver 6, Aggies 0. Ament kicked goal , for tha extra STRANGK Oregon Aggies on the gridiron, but Instead Coach Schissler ap- corner section 16, township 15 south, THIRD QUARTER. point. a field for each game, usually appointing a different man for range 8 east, taking in the towns of points captain 6 Score Aggies 7, Denver Rankin played fullback for the AgMohrland and Hiawatha- - and all the each game. Jones replaced Mildrexter for DenAlthough this is a rather unhjue procedure, it seems point west of Wattla known as Starr gies and Caldwell took Rory's place at ver. Helhig kicked off to Neville on Neville off to kicked to have worked well, as the eleven has had some marked point; thence west along north side left end. Helhig line, who returned line anl he was Denver's while this system has been In operation, and it of sections 12, 11, Id, through Little on Denvers suces to Denver's line. Denver's is safe to venture that during the reign of Coach Schiss-k- r park; thence down following the water smeared In his tracks. Vickers, the hall at that point. Neville nude five on course In Nick Woodward canyon to will it was the continue in vogue at the Orange and Black. play injured Aggie center, hv vards at right trnkle. A Huntington creek; thence south along and time was taken out. Denvers Randolph was intercepted bvpassDams COACH. line. ball on their own Huntington creek to Bear Creek of the Aggies on Denver's 40 yard J. RniLSIER, head coach of the Orange and ranger station; thence eat to point Mildrexter made three yards through line. JAIL I of Is k. beginning, taking la what Is known gradually coming to the front as one of center. Mildrexter punted to avis, Davis was replace! ly Tiuvne for the country leading football coaches, judging from his line, the Aggies. Aggies ball. Gentry mountain, including apwho fumbled on his own (l'wn. I'lrt record since he went Into the coaching grime hack In proximately 40,000 d res. ball. First fn yards t. go. n Denver's Aggies but recovered. O. C. of In twelve A. riM3. failed the Caldwell mentor Une. PAROWAN GAME PRESERVE. years coaching, down, ten yards to go. Helbig marin six vards through won 73 games, tied 1 and lost eighteen, fur a win average to gain at right end. Da via punted j center Bern ml down, four v.irtN to Beginning ai me mouth of Darowan of 81 per cent. to gnin nt reiier failed to Randolph on Denver4 Helbig thence following the wagon llnejg.t Coach Schissler spent his first year RU3 with Hast- oanon; and he returned it to the Aggies 42-- j The AggK.s were offside and Wfie road in a southeasterly direction to the ings high and won all Aight game plaved and took the top of the divide commonly known as vard line. Denver's ball. Mildrexter penalized five yards HelMg made Nebraska champlonsnlp. He continued with Hast- PanguJtch Lake sumin.t; thence follost a yard at center. Panek lost tun three vards 'through center. Rankin marie first down for t He down, thirings high and the following year won seven games and lowing the d.ude in the drainage beyards at left end. Thirdbroke Hel-hig Hint tWO. liie. tween the east and west through Aggies on Denvers teen yards to go. Panek of the Donne college, of Crete. Neb , claimed Coach Rehlssler mountain to the top of elopes made seven yards through renter, ball to Little Creek right tackle and carried the in 1913 end had a successful season. The f ollowing yeflr peak; thence in a north but the Aggies were offside and were line It was a sendirecthe Aggies the roach went to st Viator college, Kankakee, 111., and tion along the diid Inwesterly run. Mildrexter made penalized five .yard. First down, fifth riiamage sational m n won the teen Nineteen do Little to ards go. Ament Secund championship. candown, tackle. Willow creek at between Little and a yard right vard through renter. Second down, Cnlversity of Nebraska had Coach Rchisnler from yon to the edge of the va'ley, thence nine yards to go. A pass, thrown 1920. to al-tan- t The 118 to go. fourteen first was the coach cenyear yards follow. lower southwest, ng the edge Captain Neville plowed through was grounded. Third varsity mentor and the next two years head freshman of the foothill, to the mouth of Daroter (or six ards, placing the hall bv Caldwell, football roach, and also head basketball roalv In 1921 wan can on. and place of beginning. line. Third down, down, fourteen yards to go Rankin t,n Aggies be wriit to Lombard college, Galesburg, 111., and won all five yards through center. three yards to go. Panek vvaa tackled made CRESCENT CANYON GAME The Fourth Fourth down, nine ymds to go. Ament games plaved that year, averaging 4H point a game to opponents loss by Kajcer. for a Ivack for a placement on Denwere spent at Ixirnhard with great success, the coach next also two PRESERVE. years dropped On to next the go. down, eight yards 13 14 of ono out and line. vers Witt renlaccd winning tying game The described area to b play from a kick formation Denver Saunders fur Denver. Fiom Iombard Coach SchDMer came direct to O A. 1, and In two years known following Ament's try as the ('rescent Canyon game loss, the was thrown for a and brought the Orange end Black from the cellar to a tie with Washington for preserve: Ail of sections 3. 4, 5, 6V 7, bn 11 going to the Aggies on their own for placewient hit the gn.il poet hamplninhip of the northern division of the Dacifi Coast conference 8, 9, 10. 18. D. J6, 15. 17. 20. 21 and line Helbig failed to gain went wildline. Denver's ball on it s tun the The (m heriub of Oregon Aggies for this season follow vard 25. In township 28 south, range 4 cast, at center. .Second down, ten uids 20 Neville r 2. Demb a Multnomah Inst left end lub. at Corvallis. at Sept yard was Salt Lake niei id:an. to go. An Aggie player Injured rose skirted left end th-O tober 2 Montana, at Missoula. vard and time was taken out. A paia October 8 Hojizaga. at CorvwlH thru vvn bv Randolph was PLEASANT CREEK GAME WILLIAMS GAINS. J o tober knocked down bv Rankin. Fourth California, at Berkeley. PRESERVE. 3n to October eicht Dortland. Idaho, at Titbv dwn. Helbig made two jard go through yard The following described ar a to be Nm Third dmvp, seven for IamVer of Southern California, at I'ori.aiol rnlv.rsltv Iero.e Tight tackle. Randolph known as the Pndvant ('reek game I'd III, ion. at (orvailts yards to go. Davis minted to Ran- was replaced bv Stevtsn f r DenAll of s op'.n 1, 2, 3 4, 9, preserve oil, or r, Martiuettr. at Milwaukee. dolph on Denvers 35vard line, and ver. Jones punted to HHblg on the 1. I., 16, 15. 14. l.t. 21. 22. 23, 24. 10. to a made nlc line as the game return be the Angies Aggies 27 and 2 in luvr.sh.p 31 25, 26, Denvers ball. On the ended line 6 east. Sal: Lake meridian also fumllton Final score Aggies 7. Denver 6 lg. Hall iange pext play Danek ran eighteen .rds. rtmn 5, J6 7. S. 17. 18, D, 2. 29 where he fumbled. Kavser recovered Niderhuusor C .bum lin in tnwri-hl- p 31 scat1., range d Hintxe for the Aggies on thHr own . rg Taufer mid Salt j I.uk line. Time was taken out by the Rice at. rt Kv h ns i It tm Intention of this eci;(fn to It was their ball on thur Green Aggie re h Dav DokVit on the of Mock own line. question Merrill grazing . AMo'i Unri .qb national f.ucMs included Helbig was smeared for a rhb Jorgensen Wlnu cud yvi'h.n within said )' '' 'H to th discretion loss by Mildrexter. Second down, Smith R ihb . . Beers f tutf ijgr. culture eleven yards to go. Williams marie Continued from Pago Sixteen In the above described area Christensen ..fb Moffat Gun mi Game whatsoever Siction nine yards through cente- NEWARK. V J. on in Third SubstitutionIra rilt Hill strictly prohibited. And It 1b fur-- ! fur R;v4 rv It be unlawshall Deri.i! down, two yards to go. NoHnted CrtM Pres Holy William, marie unlawful to trap, shoot, Cui'.lrrcnii for Hanilltou, Wall ful lor smashed center for a fusst dvn on jrlfrlir over ItutRer on the gridiron to jawav another long punt and Granite's Hart. .ijnv fn rs di or n tviiim at any lrB Or R.re, Itu.sfv for Crn-nJrn-r- n time to 'hunt. Pap. klil. capture or ensnare, or otherwise take or destroy hi own line count u victory willed. Williams made Ini1y. wimrig. 21 to 0 Rutgers threatened (hnne for or its nest or eggs. bird Jnriteiiavn, (!, Jenany f,,r 'hi'-the first period, but lost the ball on tiring four yards around left end. Helbig Oil an ex hunge of punts Kat took sen. any buiN or uiornaD of any fumble mi the Holy I'ros ihree yard ltn. I.lnrlsay for t'hrlutriisrn. AJams kind or ds. ilpPon oi have any bird marie fifteen the ball into Granite territory Shortyards through right Line Kast--i-aldfor I.mdsav. and forwards ro. ly plunges for or animals hi gnve Holy tackle, but the play was calk I bacK .),, n wthin the they Intercepted a Granite Jonas. CraJdall for Taufer. Taufer for limit of am f the Mate game preand the Aggie were penalize.! five three foui'hriott na, two, by Intly and one pas.l.drKat then marie a first down Coates for frandall, It Taufer. Whitthat anall be lawful serve. (X'ept on a good mu h Flke and then ney for Boskovltch, Snarr for Aldruis, to shoot ducks on Kish Lake game to.k the ball to Granite n line Iateh for th; n for of October W month Snarr, Merer, preserve during on a pass Snarr to Bokovith Granwood. Wlnwood for Fike. Kike for and November, and it shall be unlawite held for three down, but on a fleers, Derks for ful for anv person o person to carry Moffat. laTon for triple pas play Beer got away for Dwk f. rearm of any dcerripion within the a 15 vard gam Fiko got away Touchdowna-Kas- t limit of sail game preserve, except Wat-ki- n Scoring Coo tinned from Psga fiovsatoaa through the left Bide of Granite's line upon the state and Provided, Mifft Fik, tbKil AMnijn a tmnhdnwn Nlrierhausei: agaid point after touchdown: Wotkln and however, that it h.ghways. shall be lawful for Worked Die attempted drop ki k for Alaou - warden or other law ofthe closing minutes of play to turn deputy tgam. fmearms within the ba k the goal point. ficer Score bv quarters Kai.ans, 10 to 9. a d preserve i'll the next kkkoff bv Gianlte limit of the in perFli.al formance of their duties The Bethany eleven lost the game Moffat mole hi Provided long rut for their 0 6 7 n 26 i A K.ke to not third touchdown i ff. 1aJ: Heferc through a fumble In the third period Ashton umpire. further, athat foiest offic-r- ' the g .a I point. The Granite Watkins. o"u:i!-depufv game warden, that enabled Regis ty take the ball 0 . 0 v 6 n W cf livestock the r to with for grarer endd W ool fc ; head Jin rman. Smith Kat pievquart iua Bahetua tiire-jard- l line. .p,ga-g4and the Sfviyai. subi1 ilulioris. jttrcuciheued. of redatorv animal, after hue plunge the by lb Radon took the (?rsi mt e' pla m the final period ball over and hi from the Mate converted point Thrv tried a passing game, but lereiving a perm.? one-pria a or mlssloiier. lead, Bethany in an open Lelri depuy game warden gave Regis intercepted authoriz'd b the stai- ci.mm'ssioner having scored In the ecm d period oa ne of th ir p hu-- i went sev i n Mich to a touchdown by E. Barclay. A few mav arrv a for vanl Last touchdown last enty the pqru,t of rheir a!hng minutes later the Kansans took the He also lounted the goal point. for the b t ru tion of predatory lead again, when Tarrant kicked a Kv erv bakfield pluve-Hast put It ii the intrnt of t ,i secanimal perfect field goal, holding the lead up a real fight, with Kike larrving tion to ft e y auh).7e reliable peruntil two minute before the last the burden of the line buki.fc attack. f 'the son in this whistle, when Reardon pc(!fied back Moffat was rsproiallv strong in reFrom Preceding Page ) a t to bar floMrini In he pursuit of and aimed accurately at dropped (Catiia4 the uprights. If their Une had a turning punts their ending witb'n th.c Lrn.t of said to weakness the Granlfians failed It had be unlawful to eii- w u,'c u Tw. fought nineteen rouiil In all He had preserves find it. Captain W'atklna plaved hi ter upon said game preserve or to! usual strong game better begh to mingle wih a bet- disturb game for the purpose! liOLLPER, (brio., Oct. IS (By the ' A Merrill was the best ground gaLVr ter classof elated Press ) BArd" causing game ammac or bird to Farrell, whale. If he hope j0 of for Gr.wuto arid was also good In drift to areas ourd ad game pre- - )r due t of 'Bo" McMillan's erstwhile uud r ! lfl.j authority harkli g ut the line Adams showed make a showing s a contender for erve un.e ntenarv college team, saved ths the title next spring d some good wok when he wm Anv ter. of the stale cmirn--ion- r iverslty of Wyoming from defeat Come and See Our Offerings. tn the final period Chrishe took a inck triple pass Harrv Person a nvbe with a on or person carrvlr.g fpirm with- - toiny wh-hu-kt In of ne said gam preserve and raced forty yards to a touchdown, llrnlls Gtantfe halfback, tensen. the heaithv wallop That the bet w i of In of he violation looked god the line the work that mav be said for him any his mates to hold the tnl-o- f He made provisions enuhMng w 4 be deemed Ni'DrbniJsor of guilty versify of Colorado outstanding a good showing against Johnny Rlwko. of thl se.tlon r hdil and j tnSdemean c,,n upon while the work of Hi tre and Hamilbut against Jack Adams he wa not . . . . v.c'n ' TULSA POVEErUL. so good He Will have to show better shall be finwj. in a sum no ton was also go, d Southeast Corner Main and :,th South 'dolar Ary Follow It, g is jh summary: than he ever has when he faces Franz twentv-fiv- e n Tt'IA A. Okta.. 0t. Rr the As Phones: Wasatch 2876. 2877 person huniMf. trapp.ng. k ii.ng capPo Diener in hi jext battle Granite Fast enstei Prees lLnimchiaff a jnwerful rna anv b.rd r ani-mHart. . sad pfcibf attack, the Grelloa ( or Watkins (C , Diener himself Is promislrg h. He turing or or ch.is.ng nm r b'rd having ;. riesne elerro of Tula aalTersPy crushed Jollev.. and he can purnh He .It ... . S' a Ley can d take it Knute th l.nrt of the Oklahoma Africa. Missouri Tall.-Hansen and this Inaidht possi,)n within flat v hriatlon of in prewrrves game 'anv 'DtetHlera, kr lodaj by a- acr of 19 put a god red mark to Ms credit )f the p TvUb.n .f thi 0 shall Tha big sauerkraut lifter hopeful of a mMetncan .. be dcenied Ro I Arthur Pekup Tha best prof and upon guiltv shall be fined In! of this ! that none of the youngster a sum not than jone hundred dolwho have arfv ability w.ll mix with relars. him. DESERET PRESERVE. JACK DELANEY READY. GommenHng at the northwest corJack Ielaiey will ha raring to go ner of section 4 township 4 smith, hv next spring, now that ha is rainSalt Iike mend'an; ing weight, Ha Is a great scrapper ranee 6 wes Surprising reports ars corning from and if he heaps on Improving a running thence mrthwesterly alot.g nren who were l.ald or losing hair and modb national tenffret undarv tf the battle may ba the best a new, vigorous growth !who rdultd 32. townshln 3 ter of bet in the world ,.h bv using a , that , Paul Rrlenbaeh. now Jn Lo An- P"-Ilf iVdorm.nt hil7rool. 'kZXIlA ,,nn; four-do- or rlrtce between gelas, wants to f'ght Tuni.sr ftldicu-Ioof h,,r hsv, ..(,ur lm,h If Tunriey could stop Demp-sey'- a ull.ow canyons t the. top of main lover what was a bald spot, in the thence southerly on top (,f of ti W fitchell " I had a Large rushes, what would ha do with main divide to ririg- - between spring j port bald spot and real, heaDhy hslr has. Paul's buli-l'k- a charge? Tommy Obbora thinks he can take and Big Creek cni.yon; thencs wet- - developed ail over my bead, writes C. Tunney and Is training for a come- erlr hlorg fcp cf said ridge to the F Heiner. Imagine tha enthusiasm of H. Flarjr, when he reported: back out In St Paul. Jack Renault northeast cor.wr r.f aectbm 13. town-AiU- rt h Km grown ftoblftrms agalri and has My head iraa as bars aa the bottom h fp 4 south, rang 9 wet, thence and now I have a good forsaken his lioliilgent wava corner of He south to the southeast fet, of hair (Leorge M. 8hwnk wants t ba a champion, too ( above tion 13 Bud township and Igri.wth Oormin Is tel!ng all hta friend that range; thence eater!v along top of ijj reports that even with a tffto'ond appll- - i tn r'n 0( he ran beat Tunney and curiously Drtge between Bg Crek and Lost compound his hair! falling; than a new growth some f th.ns friend a beliefs it, Creek gijh t Deearet pe4c thence l stepped Started. 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