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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER If, 1923. 20 NOTRE DAME SHOCKS CRITICS BY BEATING ARMY, 12.6 EVEN BRILLIANTCAGLE UNABLE TO OUTMANEUVER IRISH SQUAD Pass, Grand county high of Moab, which nosed out Carbon in hot race. Front row, left to right, Kirby, half; Carter, fullback; Dalton, half; N. Taylor, guard; K. Taylor, tackle; Newell Taylor, tackle; Robertson, guard, center; Walker, guard; Dazzy Vance Fans 'Em by The Hundred Niemiecto O'Brien, to Rockne Brings Victory Horde. x DLTCUCLARK LEADS TIGERS TO WIN OVER ORE DIGGERS Winners of Region Five Gridiron Championship- - a a J3 Rear row, McMuIlin, principal; Hammond, Rutlcdge, end. half; Winbourn, captain and half; McConkie, center; Skewes, guard; Fletcher, half; Allred, quarter; Pace, half; Rutledge, end; Beach, guard; Kimball, coach. ff .0 (?; I p Famous Horses " Lie Quietly in Own Cemetery ' College Back Too Good for Mines; Colorado Big Score 28-- 6. By FRANK H. FBAWLEY, A cemetery- of famous race Arthur C. (Dozzy) Vance, GOLDEN, Colo.. Nov. 10 m. Associated Pre Sport Editor. veteran pitchthe horses occupies a large trianColorado college's "flying Dutchr YANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, er of the Brooklyn Dodgers, is gular plot of ground. Inclosed, Nov. 10 HI. Thry may not call them known as the strikeout king of with a stone fence, a few miles man," the one and only Early Clark, the Four Horsemen this year, but the the major leagues. During the out of Lexington, Ky. Nancy today stood against a wide open Roaming Riders of Notre Dame, play past season he won twenty-tw- o Hanks, the only one honored breach and saved a demoralized Ti ing with ail the dash and skill oi with a large monument, rests games against ten defeats, and their famous predecessors, dealt .'armed 200 opposing batters. In ger team from impending defeat at quietly under the trees, while 1924 he was at the peak of his death and destruction today to the grouped around her are small the hands of a fighting Colorado career.,, winning. ..twenty-eigchampionship hopes of. the vaunted slabs bearing the names of fuof Mines football team. School ' West Point eleven. six and striking games, losing turity winners. Plaudit. Ida -si Colorado college kept in the race In one of the most thrilling and out 262 batters. Pickwick, Imp and Star Shoot . for the Rocky Mountain conference dramatic finishes any gridiron grap... f ple has witnessed this season, the championship by lowering the Min, Hoosiers uncorked ers' colors 28-but It was anything smashing In mldfleld, from where Eik-retack that beat the Cadets, 12 to 6, In the ball except a rout. booted the ball out on East's sensational upset. line. Clipping cost East Beery Breaks Through One of the greatest crowds In easte more yards and Noble To Gain Ball for Tigers. ern football history, Jam of 86.000 twenty-fivtook a punt on the line. Clark gave one of the greatest in spectators, roared from the vast stretches of the big ball park as where he was downed. Noble shot an foot dividual displays of kick on second the unexpected Knute Rockne's warriors outplayed, down over ball ever put forth on a Colorado West's line two and Solgoal outfought and outgeneraled the gridiron. Early in the first quarter mark netted diers In unexpectedly decisive fash- - plays from the touchColorado college put over little, as the quarter ended. West 7, Jon. down. Beery broke through the Cast 6. t blocked Mines' line, punt and reJust Able to Stay THIRD QUARTER. . covered on Colorado college's . Zitemfi Mad Rash. Piloses Bowers went back in for.Jaro lri Out iine. Yandenburg tore off two , Barely Spanish Notre Dame won the game with a casis Dackuem. Alter Noble rer o. . " ii runs of 20 and 24 yards and Clark forward pass, turned Easts kickoff to West's 1 spectacular then skirted Mines" left end for - a Fork Eleven in offensive. After an exchange of once more In this period. Harten.thrown by Johnny Niemlec to Jack A Tige lineman was touchdown. line, Eikrem kicked to Harten-stei- n Fast Eleven Beats Carbon in pass one of Hilton's steln, East quarterback, opened up Noble returned kicks. O'Brien In a desperate thrust at the on the East offside and the ball was called back. line and Attack. to the West with passes deep in his own territwenty-tw- o unts yards - Army goal In the final quarter, but it the Clark ran around the same end on quarter was downed In vpainn Finals Raterl as line. Then West pulled its tory. It was nearly a fatal move, for rook all the defensive ability of the his Leopard tracks. Ouhin replaced Noble. the first play thereafter for a touchdown screen pass that had Deen neia ior Davies, West wingman. intercepted as well as the final whistle, From here East Koosiers, -and kicked goal. two and 11 " to up opened The line. one on East the drilled been had East yard Outfit. and intensively REGION THEtE. Strong prevent the Cadets from tying the passes, Hartenstetn to Flandro and C. C. was unable to make any more With Eikrem taking the ball. Panthers then drove for the goal, but score in the last minute of play upon. Final Btanaint. to Hartensteln carried the progress in the scoring line until Noble was left free near the sidelines Ouhin fumbled and recovered on the ! W. L. The thrills that were packed Into ball to East's Hilton, line. Pet. In the third period. MeanBowers Special ta Th Trltune. midway Eikrem's Davies had marker. heave a took that 000 Parson 0 and placed came to a as half climax Red the last ripped 12 yards off tackle to West's lost It whsn .800 while the Orediggers were putting but tucked line. Sprsnnville away, on East ball pass the the one the of MOAB. as the Army's Rated great Cagle, 3 1 .500 forth a continual line. After two passes failed Rpanlsh Pork scoring threat. Richins took the ball on a spread tackled near the goal. Eikrem threw ace, raced fifty-fiv- e P). The Tlntlc NEW YORK, Nov. 10 3 J .400 yards up the on five battered the Tiger line for subwith an oc- strongest class B elevens In the state. play for eight yards. Noble's inter another pass that went over the line Lorn . Held 4 .100 They from kickoff, then swirled casional bucks, intermixed Leht son of a stable's Twink, Imported smash by Hilton. Grand county high, Moab. swept ference failed and he was nailed by and East took the ball out twenty 4 0 .000 stantial gains. Mjpes twice had op- around end to the Hoosier Blink II and Banniere, established American Fork Bowers carried the ball to West's portunities to score by the placement yards. through to the region fivs title again an alert East tackier with line. Here the famous redhead, who s as of one his the country position Resalt. where route. Simmons failed on both tries. the Leopards lost this Saturday's line, The game ended when Hilton punt best finally beating Its strongest loss. Noble then threw a long pass when he romped e, "had engineered Army first and only ft on downs' when Hlltbn delayed .too! rival,year, 0. Fork Parson f, Spanish Clark, who had made runs of from Carbon, to garner that honor: to Davies, who trawtrf-- ' otrt of ed from behind his own goal to nudr off with the Walden score, was withdrawn, and the best handicap, 10, 20 to 45 yards in the first half, sudlong on a pass and three Panthers The local eleven Is exceedingly fast bounds cn .ths Eist line. Rich field. his successor, Hutchinson, could do smothered 000 added, at Pimlico today. 3peclal to The Tribune. "' him with a elected to remove the issue loss. to West from line a East high's and has played the open game ins hit the line for a yard and Noble was work bis way to the kept line of weight SPANISH FORK. A fighting denly doubt and started with The dazzling West to Concedingof huge chunks a run beyond before the game ended. large extent. Spread formations in threw a short pass over the goal to scoring more. Hartensteln Returns Eikrem's broke Twink rest the the field, Spanish Fork eleven that caught of 53 yards in the third quarter. passing attack was sufficient to bring particular made a dangerous " of Davies for West's touchdown. Cagle was the one bright star In Long Punt Thirty Yards. to in raced front short the running, his pace, stiff arming' fensive. Ths teams lined up for ths kick. victory, but on straight football East order the otherwise full eclipse of this and was under constant re Payson expecting a walkaway to the Changing Eikrem's kick to East's line Here again West showed Its smart- held. John Showell, East guard, time straint to win erful Army array as it was repeatedly was held that tacklers and reversing his field twice, three region four Dinab championship ' lengths. by counteracted by Hartensteln line before West lined up for a drop- - after time broke through to smear ness. battered back, and Cagle. while he Labroft team to a 6 to 0 victory here Satur- he ran to Mines' return to West's line. set for an early score. But fate. In kick, Calder preparing to make the West backs for losses, and his work Did Upset, owned by S. W. being forced out of bounds. Two had comparatively few chances to get Hilton made was second Stand Bow Frank and form of intervened. the fumble, Bray's an skimmed imooson and East to was the Payson day apparently boot. But the ball was snapped to through passes, Clark easily outstanding Ingraham. set the loose, flashed across the gridiron sible catch of Hartensteln s pass out ers fumbled and out of a Jam of play Noble, who threw it to Davies over wall. Hilton played a strong onen By third. The also rans included to the title by that slim margin. dash around stage for Clark s brilliantly enough to demonstrate his on Favorite. Fortune's and ers West was found to be holding the Comstockery ena to s well. and raced kicked left end sive west Harten and leu for second and the Davies touchdown. game line. leaped high class. goal Not until the last fifty seconds of Twink carried 123 pounds, ran the ball on Us own line. Eik the a steln'-buck Initial more of three but return line, and the kidked Clari catch marvelous that made a was gave with goal. a dash It Cagle, 1:46 In and mile rem recovered. one and After line thrust were able to the visitors the game kickoff was the best yardage effort West Its victory. Toff tackle and a sensational 41 -- yard passes failed and West took the ball Eikrem made his Carr Makes Only earned $11,050 for his owners. Twink cross the locals' only bad kick of on 1U line. Eikrem's kick was even the rest of the sec- of any one man of the game. goal. J. Wilson made pass thrown to Messlnger, who paved went Play to in boot a $2.90 rushed $3 the mutuels the win. short the by paid day, Touchdown for Mines. to 247 yards in total yardthe line because counter a was still taking to East after the dash West only ond gained the way for Johnny Murrel to plunge period. Leopard line that went out the air, but with a lead took less age and West was held to 184. From to place and $2.50 to show. Dinah around end on a criss-croA long run by Montgomery and a over for the first touchdown of the of a bad pass from center, but East charging play. He line, chances, and the quasar ended after scrimmage. East made ISO and West Did Upset paid $12.20 to place and missed goal. was forced to kick. Eikrem returned of bounds on the West pass, Simmons to Carr, put Mines in , game In the third period. It was to show, and Stand By rewardAfter off Bowers six $9.30 made yards 111 the 73. West to over On after kick East Fork a made compliment, Noble had yards held, gained passes. quick generally outplayed a scoring position as the fourth quarCagle who repeatedly brought down Spanish mark as the tackle he passed to Hilton, but it Hartenstein's head, .who was playing and East 87. That difference spelled ed at the rate of $4.10 to show. . Hoosier after they had the Leopard throughout the game. Only ter opened. Carr finally ran around over the goal and West took came home or finished Payson shots grounded Long ' 6. West 7. for their for the Wilson East made when ended, quarter his long run was Colorado college s left end untouched Panthers, East victory line. Cadet safety. punctured the wobbling line. in the money In several other Pimlico the. ball on its own '' And it was Cagle who almost single-handFOURTH QUARTER. passing game was unsolvable. Payson able to get inside the locals' for a touchdown. Simmons' try for East Bowers Leads to Twice been features. Snelboc win $83.60 had threats Leopard paid East garnered 13 first downs to 7 line. the extra point failed. pulled the game out of the As the chill and dusk of fourth averted. in the first race; Pygmalion paid Summary: Attack ia Third Period. for West. A fire with his thrilling dashes In the quarter rolled around, Eastthe run by Ingraham and a to on Richins fumbled for back of the FoA. first $50.90 began Spanish play Payson. placing Campanini The lineup and summary: Bnwers was back in e.t th- opening dash of 18 yards by Clark put the .closing moments of the game. Petersen . . Neoeker to little avail. Guhln and Flandro, East end. recovered on but open ...le up, thein and Drift West sixth, Keit. Lucky paid balL-ohardBut the Red couldn't do it all by took East's punt on his and. led by the Mines' .. Dlmmick line and on ,...lt line. the West line. Eowers and of the half, ... . Kru $40.80 for placing behind. Drawing Gardner ...le... . . . Larson the next Wmself . The Hoosiers had too much Another Robinson. ....... (...l fullback. East opened up Carmen .... EroVy Board In th? second. play Ingraham ran around Carlstcn (C.l ...It..., quirk kick toy Eikrem this 'Hilton onened uo with a driving at smashing . .c ., . 8imisn Dtrt went drive drive. to . Guhin Ctobdmnaon a for with and the Cadets 8moH. powerful ...in.:. ,.,punch time caught East unawares and Netson ... . Boyle Mines' right end for a touchdown; tack that took the ball to the . . .. . Gilbert Another long shot" Helen- - Dean, Peay Howard ....... Clark kicked for the point stop consistently. They came back. re ... Schaere; went down In his tracks on line, but here West braced and took in for Noble, for the. plucky West Uriels . . ra . 7 DUD! won 0 Howe. . ths to was Queen J. Wilson unable continue City , handicap, after Army had scored, with a smash his Mines came back with another ...b. quarterback Glsseman Erlckson line. The on downs. Eikrem, with a on ball the ' ing . . lhb added, at Latonia. Helen Dean Hushes Okelberry threat and carried the ball on a his injured ankle that was severe Flandro ... Uvir march, begun after being slippery Bowers, in two beautiful over kicked Beck Harten .rhb boot, liendenhall thrusts, In NoMe C the last furlong Benefited by a gamely .lb.. ly cleated against L. Dr S. C. two Hr.rtenteln. penalty, that ripped off a first down for East. Hil steinV Ti?ad to -- trnr West H. Wilson steady march to Colorado college's ...lb.. .. . Richint responded .Ihb.. to via by half a length fromJWindy Lewis '. culminated in the I weeks ago. A pass, HHrtenstetrr to Chrlstopherson Substitutions: Hansen lying touchdown ton passed to Bowers, who gained but line. Bowers, on the third Spanish Pork line, first down. On the next VThb.. Ctder Hilton play, made Flandro, made a first down on the Bcwera 7m was which Beck. four ahead -for t, In the third quarter. Jack Chevlgny lor Jormion Psrion 8inunons, piajr the Miners-cross- ed City, lengths .'. . Eitrem fb... up-- their one and on the fourth down, a first down on theWest Davi McDow Sim lor lor Larson., Boyle, In of was took the ban over on fourth down with yard, Line turn, line. East Score Roy. by pemodn: Naishapur, plunging Bunnell's cenand from signals mons five to pass was line. West Mendentmll. five go, e Hartensteln and top 0 yards beaten out of the show money by no line after three from the netted two more first downs, putting ter found no one to receive it. Four t 7 0 0 ripped 22 yards off right tackle to yards more were gained by Est. Hil- the ball on the West 07 more than a nose. . . rushes had been stopped, line. Eixt Jpo for Cower Substitutions: West's nger linemen were back on the ball line. West took the ton threw a perfect pass to Harten- Bowers made another on the West West Guhln for Noble. Bosrrr for In Helen ran Dean mile the and Osborne. C. C. end, picked it up Dame Makes ball on downs here, when an East steln on the West line and In Scorlns touchdowns Bowers. Davie. line and yet another on the 1:43 5 over the slow track, paid and ran 84 yards for a touchdown. Point pass went wild. Ouhin twice hit the three thrusts Bowers took It over. touchdown Devle fter (pas '', J4 First Downs. marker. Eut here West held, froni NoMe). 19-1- 9 $36.93, $11.60. $5.56 to win. place and; Clark kicked successfully. Hartenstein's dropkick wns bare- and-oNotre Dame rolled up fourteen first line for West's second first down the fourth down Eardlev and Reddish, referee: Prry, um- show, and earned $16,200 net for her downs by rushing to five for the rrom scrimmage. After Rlehlns went ly short of going- over th5 bar and Gilbert smeared Mflton's-pa- ss Hinckley, head Himn. and pire: owners. left tackle for eight yards hs re- East led, to 0. w Cadets. Army completed only two off West took the ball on downs. DALLAS, Texas, NoV. 10 VP)- passes out of five attempted, while coveredloss.his own fumble with a five-ya- Fumbles Occur ILLIM RUNNERS WIN. seoona was A threat Ear. over the Southern Methstopped Swarming Ouhin to Davies passed ., Notre Dame completed three out of a Jew minutes later, but by Fast itCOLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 10 W. for another West first down on East's In Rapid Order. odist university defense for three .seven. . HartensAfter self. kicks, Ths Illinois university team won the trading Play the majority of th" period's line. Here East brac-- d and NOTRB DAME. ARMY. touchdowns, Texas A. & M. today remainder was in East territory, the teln- made a scnrationRl catch of annual triangular t. Collin Corlnwrk Eikrem kicked out on East's I.,.; on West ths Hilton's ball meet on spiked dope forecasts when it held with pass hands fumbles Ohio and State Twomj..,.,,.......K t Law. line. changing tCi Michigan 8pru ............... .1 . Hftamack twice. After a pass. Noble to Davies. line. But nobody was on the receiv- Sper.ll to The Tribune. here today with a seore of 38. Michithe vaunted Methodist passing attack Moynlhaa. ...........a Panthers Intercept Pass; Noble fumbled and East got the ball ing end of Hilton's next pass and it POCATET..LO, Idaho When the gan scored 40 and Ohio Stat 42. r LrpiNC Humhrr score, the game ending in a 19 on Its own Miller Cirt.) n line. Carmen fum- sailed aimlessly to tin ground. West Montana School of Mines eleven Illinois wen the meet last year also. equal Prrrr Nearly Score Safety. to 19 tie. In the last two minutes rr. on was liculnirr downs and again bled on a fake kick and Kruse re- took it vril.,, Too time much cast East five Brtdy qb. .......... . . Nve takes the field against the Univerken ankle, and Cits Anderson, star of play with the Ponies In the lead, Ihb . O'KMi yards. With five minutes to go. East covered It. Another West fumble, saved. NumiM..... PRINCETONN. J.. NoV. 10 (F). this time by Richins. occurred two went into the air the last sity of Idaho, southern branch. Tigers tackle, is under doctor's orders to 19 to 13, the Aggies cornered the In a loosely played game this afterEast Chfvisn...,,,.,,..rhb..,.. in and Ouhin opened up vain, slipped J. Collin , Mum! ,.lb and Carmen, East end. quarter. But its attempts were fu- Monday afternoon they will meet a refrain from further, play b?cause Mustangs a few yards from their goal noon, Princeton's football team deas he attempted to return Hilton's plays later, Score br pcrlodi: Notre Dn .. , line. Rlehlns recovered it. After Hilton had punt- tile, for a West pass defense thwarted team weakened by injuries and ill of an injured vertebrae, which may and as Reed attempted to punt on feated Washington and Lee, 25 to ( A -- U kick to East's S out ed of bounds on the West 11- 0 Army overhead .game, while Eikrem's ness. Machacefc. captain and full spell his final football days. Dave his f f ran around Flandro for a line, Cuthrell, Aggie 12, in the last of the intersection Scorin for ArmTTouclidown, Mtirrrt. Noble began his pass of- - kicking repeatedly set East back' back, is indisposed; Perrine, last Jensen is the only remaining back subtackle, broke through the Methcontest on the Princeton schedule. For Hoira Dm gain and Eikrem booted into East's yard line,. Touchdswtu, Chnuu with a fensive own in his revertfrom West nd O Rrtrn uubttituui lor E. Collma). pass the and Panther school and deep from half flu. odist line the blocked the kick. goal. and year's high on ball the Coach Bill Roper started his rethe just recovering territory, putting OlficuU Rrl-territory, Davis taking it on the West ed back to straight football, bucking now Tiger star, is disabled, and RobEckrr!U. Chi-- , Leopard is the fact that Wllr to Added all this line ball Three line. the Here serves against the Southerners and Davies plunges put cso. ampin, Tom Thorp, Columbi; line A pass,.Elkrem to Da- - the line, though it netted little, and ertson is suffering from two broken Coach Felix Plastino is confined to four yards from the s saw Hartensteln them get away to a lead of two and W. Intercepted Mustang goal pass lirmmin, f. deld Murphy. Brown; ran to the holding the ban until necessary to ribs received last week, and the sub his home, but the show will go on with and another sub. Mills in the back-fiel- touchdowns in the first period. line before East vies, put tne Dan on tn west judse, N. B. Rnriu, UePul. ChicMO. as line the ended. 'and efEikrem's then quarter list is practically depleted in an kick;, Assistant Coach Bud Bliss on the downed him. Guhln recovered his threw a pass to Zarafonetis for Both teams had an attack of fumWith the beginning of th- - second hleh booU kept the Leopards awav. fort to replace seven g men. job and assiduously training the the tying points. Zarafonetis missed bling in the necond quarter. The own fumble with a five-yaloss. sent Noble . West was within West on off its period brodistance sub a is West passed over y, of scoring bunch his .xtra back, line and East players at hand, try for the Southerners finally got the ball on point. nursing took the ball 20 jmrds out. On a line. Coach RoPrinceton's third successive try. Hilton had to It per put the Princeton varsity on the pass in a hurry W Hartensteln and field to stave off a score. White he was dropped for a near safety. went over, however. East kicked to midfield and Guhln Eberhart intercepted one of Low-ry- 's plugged center for six yawls as the tosses and raced seventy yards game ended. Wfst 7, East 6; for a touchdown late in the final i Contlntd from quarter. By ALAN J. GOI LD. ht J r,' 1 H ' sj 6, m ONI . rd REGION TITLE rd '' . rd rd -- Last-Minu- Twink Captures six-ya- rd rd te Pimlico Feature; rd Hefen Dean Wins rd rd ... & 1 4- rd 1 e rd rd rd ' -- rd rd rd " rd rd rd rd th - rd rd rd ss rd rd rs rd rd ed rd rd rd n rd . . . . Har-tsnste- ln . c.-- . . - hard-hittin- rd " $10,-00- . g, rd . . r , rd rd rtt off-si- A Wi-s- Texas A. M. Ties rd rd Jo. rd Mustangs, Offii-lal- s Tiger Regulars - Idaheans Crippled For Montana Mines rd cross-count- Save Close Game ry rd With Generals rd Cl rd , two-ya- 11 rd rd all-sta- te rd hi-- rd rd d, well-plac- rd te NOBLE PROVES first-strin- j rd 7T ; the Panthers Beat die Leopards Shown by Progressiv Ho EAST NEMESIS I Chart 8in f- lengthy kick went Out on West's 11- J'ard mark.... Noble nervilv nnxsed the ' ran to uavies on tne uura aown lor "21 yards and a West first down on -- its mark. Japo went in for Bowers. East high halfback. As the quarter ended, Davies made a beau- tiful catch of Eikrem's pass, placing the ball on West's line. Score, I East 6, West 0. WEST SNATHES , 7 TO 6 VICTORY' ' frrni Co,lU" Plf Sixtrrn' III , j ii1Ji?l,d.NbteuWl Hartensteln ....... in his stopped . .. trarVc nn Ii ran. ' Ki,,K I ton s kick on the line and returned it, 28 yards. Noble slipped down the sideline unwatched, and .. took Eikrem's short pass. 30 yards to East's line. Richins took the ball on a Statue of Liberty and 10 ran more yards around left end. and the West stands went into an .' ,rr 3i-ja- rd s .r One was that bie. line that held West to twtrr through the forward wad. The other was its human bat- - ... of first downs erinu ram, Maroin liowcrs. He was the offensive punch in the Leopard attack. It was Bowers. Bowers, Bow five aid.s, yards, four Hi yards, throuchoiu the same. absence in the second ff.iartrr wx. FViwr-was for it fcl'. who hn-- born rfnilvi bv Fr.,-- t roaches to break up iin'i'-iii- s' passes. Early tast Attack l.ep:ird Kffort Kast hKh "pened up tru- - t'i form wttll sn offensive i n ,1 tin d West back fi'iwn h fie'i. llarten- irin caticir the opT.inK kick-of- f and showed an asMirfmrnt of shif- Hie hi; io iVot tacklT tht car-rid him h.i to the We.st line i'h tii mo' s. pm of the dav. slxtv !P" yard- - H"rr Fa.--: Kt.'t imri'-I i pinnies, n i r matte la j:', on th" 2t-iird nmrfcr-rli' t:h. .'our ir:t- - and n c.jin a t:r on Papthrr I'M ;ird fnp v. t and a , m- !; i to ;h Kis kef-nl- ... . r,77n i . ... i - r- i -?- .- Id i 1 DTtn 'o . J , 'r.'.s r-I . ' vi i ' r BrLrtL.Tt 11" i 1 off-sid- i i i TTSPI ! . V i v V I T 7 Uii-.o- EAST 6 WEST 7 o!f-M- -i in: Jfanr here o.'X tark:e and i i. nuur Last teemed i i i - THIRD QUARTER 1 ... tr ,, -- V i 1 " I . lo t - .i .. . ' pvt . .. FINAL QUARTER . ici - sSJ m f '! H-- 6 FIELD. Norman. Oki Nebraska's Juneernaiit cruihed the Oklahoma Sooners in their comecomlng football same here today. 44 to 6. The mighty Kuskers kept the pigskin in the enemv arm Hie treater Dart of the rim and fsrored almost at 1U. Three touchdowns were made bv the Huskers in the final period witn , sue substitutes in the lineup. Nov. -- . " 'Nebraska, Z OWEN fte' f I - week. Sooners How to ' 5 ' Pirates last ' i 1 t.--.e i ".v . y i '"""-""- '"f - 6 RUPERT. Idaho. In a hotlv con tested game today. Coach Dusty Kline's Rupert Pirates won from Bur- ley ,f 7 to 6. Rupert scored a touchdown shortly after the opening of ths second half after a nass from Tnvcr has netted Norby thirty yards. The big backfield star plowed through the line on the nextVlav for & touch- down. Toyer converting goal. ourieys score came in the third quarter when the losers got possession of the ball on a fumble on Ruline. The Pirates were pert's e, penalized for the ball being taken to RitDerts line where it was pushed over. The final whistle stopped an onslaught by the Burley team on Rupert s line, the visitors having marched down the field before the final gun stopped them. This is the Rupert Pirate' fourth victory in ths district, having had but one defeat. Filer defeated the I AiitnrrK Min 7-- Special to The Tribune. ta e?Z i """r" Bl . a. l1 , r i i lj.1 . ... i i" flJlt I ."- --v i y """UtiMBus i I lfe.J . t... - . . -' '""''. J ' ' - rr-----i- Ll-- LEGEND - j r"'V , . it ""' I .r.r 1 ht r. Uut' I- di m I r i V(J4--'p- " nflCT I ly ra SS?3S, ! w'7' f Davies. on a screen pass uproar. from Noble, rati out of bounds on the d line. went two ' jards over center. Richins Davies. surronnd- - ed by Easf players, took a low. bullet- like pass over the line from Nobie and . scored a touchdown. Another uass . Noble to .r. '"- ,vriav,,, " 6. Score. West 7, Stubborn Line PUy Procure Punt Duet. Gifjfmen pulled don Jig- a; the hne on the kick-of- f by Cal-dWM i line functioned well and Noble could return Hilton's beautiful punt but five yard, to the E.trern rifid a pa-s- over renter to Davir.vnd the iankv W-- t end took the baui to the En's line Two stubborn l.nc forced r- changes of puLV. hich gve West j yards five-yar- 7 r-- i Its defense loo impregnable, for an SECOND QUARTER. Eikrem kicked out on East's 30- - East eleven that knew only mrchanl-yar- d line. Carmen's quick kick rolled cal football, to overcome. There were two factors of East Vies- lj i . rd - t T" rd Rupert Noses i Out Barley, 1ft .41 |