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Show THE SALT IiAKE TETBUNF, THTJRS BAY MORXIN'G, NOVEMBER 7, NEW SKIPPER STARTS REBUILDING OF WHITE SOX FOR 1930 DONE BUSH TAKES WHEEL AS PEOT- - IrtPt fri.tows' J. JUUV Ilk U Face to Face with Real; Job niT I ff k rn MIA Ufl MAI Dottie Bush, new manager of the Chicago American league club, who lakes up the task of reconstruct- A A. OF SHIP WRECKED BY 1919 SCANDAL Halt Complete Backing 7 TY JedgeJIc of Club's Of ficialsi-Sce- ks" Seeks Talent. month. "I haven't received any formal protests yet," he said, "but I may haveto something of Importance " say at the i is SAYS MAY NARROW DOWN TO SIX ELEVENS PLAY BETTER hopeful, and on the r : RACE FOR STATE PREP CHAMPIONSHIP Fort Announces Frontier Turkey -- Alexander Believes Southern Conference Has More Good Teams. ' Dr. Karl Sarpolis. Big Ten football star and wrestler, meets a former college rival, Charlie Strack, another Big Ten athlete and twice winner of the Olympic, wrestling title, in a special event at McCullough's arena Friday. Sarpolis will come to Salt Lake directly from Tulsa, where He wrestled Wednesday night, He will use an airplane to make connections with a railroad train and arrive in Salt Lake at 5:15 on Friday evening: Strack Is coming from Phoenix. '"Frontier Turkey An old-tiShoot" will be held at Fort Douglas under the auspices of the Thirty-eighInfantry Rifle association on Wednesday, November 27. The shoot U open to 'anyone, and will be held on the south rifle range beginning at 10 a. m. Any kind of rifle and sight may be used. A turkey will be awarded to each shooter who breaks the glass suspended In the center of the bullseye. y C'iose. ' The course is 200 yards long. VanderblK-Georfia Tech Van- - . Those who are managing the shoot uromise plenty oLtun for everyone. derbtli by. a close, awe. j. ..,.,., Tulane-AgbnTulane thoold Fires and windbreaksbe and tents for maintained will everybody win handily. throughout the day. North Carolina-Soth Carolina North Carolina rasily. DavidsoB-Nortli Carolina - Nick- Veteoffr-the- . Shoot for 27th By W. A. ALEXANDER. Head Coach, Georgia Tech. Football (Member Board.) (Reg. V. 8. Patent Office.) FOOTBALL FORECAST SOUTHERN TEAMS WEEK NOY. . New Yerk York diversity. nlvertity-Oeorgla--Ne- th w Alabama-Kentuck- ' - hero of San Francisco matdom for the past year and a half, will arrive Friday morning for bis headline bout with Ira Dern. Velcoff is said by v many to be the greatest of European wrestlers of the present day and the man who compares with Hacken-schmiLouisiana State niversity-nuk- e ' ' i s S i i . ,'' ' Toussouf and other by Lealslana State anireraity after a Velcoff battle.-gone European heroes. Clemsen-Misinweighs 230 pounds, which means that MillUry inU-to- te he will enter the ring 23 pounds I Clrmaon by an eyelash. I heavier than Dern. Vlrrinia Polytechnie instlraU-Vtr- Jean LaDoux. the Frenchman who rplrtcx-hnlloU- rinia Ylrrini ARLINGTON DOWNS. Texas, tBte. Nov. 6 of horse racing made such a good impression on the Ten In Texas after a lapse of 22 years lans with his speed and skill, meets Tentiessee tiestee be boot ghoeld win at tne drew 10,000 turf fans to the $3,000. Andy Brown, the Cincinnati rough-houwrestler, in the opening bout. 000 plant of the Texas Jockey c'.ub Bleatea, here today. Almost perfect weather aniyerslty " f j f Memphis Sewanee. auenaea tne runnintr of six races, and Me Arricwltaml for which purses totaling (6000 had Miggistinpl The Deen set up ny colonel w. T. wag eollege Afgies. goner, millionaire Texas cattleman Lee-S- L John Washinrten and founder of the Three D stables. The big turnout of spectators w Washington A Let easily. ; In answer to Colonel Waggoner's Yale., challenge to the state s sporting n conference cam As southern the stincts and apparently justified his contention tnat a racing meet could paign moves Into November, it be" be conducted without benefit of comes apparent that there are more wagering of any kind. Special to The Tribune. ' football ftwffs Scores- of officers In plain cloth js class POCATELLO, Idaho. teams south of the dalio Warns Autoists were In the crowd to prevent book- - champions were producedEight here on Mason , making. SeyeraLwell-Jcnowbook,; jr makers from the north and east were Wexineayoigto.l matcnes oi A. American line than ever be-- 1 warned against practicing their pro- A. U. boxingthetournament, Legion ' the Unifore. The field BOISE. Idaho CP). Stop signs on fession and the betting, if there was versity of Idaho. Southern Branch. oaiancea, w. eveniy team taking three titles and the most through highways mean exactly that any, was done on the sly. with six or eight and nothing less, the state bureau of Included in the opening day popular champion award, American first class teams highways stated Wednesday hi an throng were racing enthusiasts from Falls winning one, and Pocatello aU able to hold announcement aimed at checking almost every point, throughout, the four places. their own wlUixH traffic accidents at intersections. The tourney was conducted through country where the sport flourishes, each otlier. eveme elaborate grandbtnd was three nights, with 14 bouts-eacrao football. Before the Octo- Chtcato Cardinals IS, Providence Steam packed to capacity before post time ning. Joe Ferner and William Nelan osr contest been 6 (UP). unmarred Nov. has ntuua was iui- DENVER, Colo., by i or me iirst, race. the Rollers promoters. being Legion wT"'-Alabama, j The champions: The University of Denver campus charges of the use of hair touic in if tied, ueorgia camp. Teen, Flyweight, Clint Ostrander. Poca- has lost its collegiate aspect and either A of Florida, committee coeds Georgia, vigilance tello; bantamweight, Mclvln Carrie, U. L 8. B ; featherweight, Walter taken on the atmosphere of a movie keeps watch over wavering sisters to North Carolina String-felloprevent them from yielding to the U. L S. B.; lightweight. scene of the old mining days. A. Alexander, Bearded innocent temptation of powder or paint One technic - Institute and Dewey Nelson) American Falls; wel of cosmeticsyouthsto andgirls from classes. freshman girl suspected of rouge had all considered strong before the sea pass terweight. Jack Burlingame. Poca while safety razors rust and powder her face'scrubbed with a towel. The son opened had been defeated by a tello; middleweight, Tom Sherman, in dresser reddish tint remained and it .was conference opponent. lie untouched Pocatello; light heavyweight. Olen puffs drawers. North Carolina defeated Georgia established that the art of blushing Is Brado, U. I. 8. B.; - most popular have the idea that a putt is players In the excitement before last week's not yet a lost one. Tech and was beaten by Georgia the Open TitIeholJcr Docs Not putt, regardless of what the length champion, Walter Stringfeliow, U. L football of the with game University Statistically minded students be following Saturday. Georgia demay be. and that, If it is proper to Colorado. D. U. men vowed not. to Heve the strike against razors and feated North Carolina ajtnd, test to s Believe use , oi tne tlsing Only putt irom ten ieet oy tne shave until their team won a game, cosmetics will so economize time that Honda in the next game. Florida wrists alone, then a putt of 60 feet the Clovrr 108. Whip Cracker lot, Legend and the gins outlawed cosmetics. . it may be possible to shorten the lost to Georgia Tech and defeated iw. S130A. - some may have taken the vow must likewise be stroked with wrists iu.Fifth rwyernurss Wrists. ninrace, th ArHnvtmt. Georgia on successive Saturdays. couegiate year a month or so. alone. This Is one great reason why n on and up, tlx furlorws lightly and planned The money saved, they estimate. North Carolina came bacgfter their stropping most players find the long approach Balko 115. Chianti 115. 101. Crntal Domino US, out and the bringing rouge pots will shortly be large enough to res defeat by Georgia and defeated Vir Black Watch )U, Hlih putts so difficult They refuse to Princesslis.Tina 115. cue wau street, u wisely invested. Sunday morning. ginia. Polytechnic Institute, lor years King 11. By BOBBY JONES, or arms or body, a koss entry. the power employ TJ. to a D. Colorado But played tneir particular jinx. I1JM. Halmtns. thrM. Hfxth rsra. Durac Present Open Champion, . r fail to so either and produce enough sooreless tie, and with the Denver White s one mile arid an and eichth up. Vine? Vegas ; Grid Conference The most popular theory of the force to reach the objective, or they aBlsneo 110. xKrirk 107. aMerlda 111. university team idle this coming Sat Catch 107. Torreace 115, xLucie Ann putting stroke is that the club should force the stroke. Just as they force a Fair 'Elevens Tangle Friday Play Improve. '. 110. xPire Chief lit. Middle Temple lis. urday, tne next nope of the bearded move like the pendulum of a clock. drive or an iron, and destroy the ac xWrkckeen horde for release from Its vows is on 113, xlmmortal lit. Chlttatoni These, sharp reversals show that 11. iBidable 113. xShasta Flapper 107, with the club face jrJS-"N curacy out. the Utah Aggies, on ELY. Nev. When the Bobcats of southern conference football u im xPalr Lark 107. The Maple lit, zRea 107, the game with . When the putt becomes merely an Resourceful November 18. . looking , V , 112. xLasiia lit. White always Pine county high- rchool tackle proving and that competition is keen. , this trouble Is re. . Seventh race, nurse I IS00. clalmirur. three- - Meanwhile, the boy brunettes have las Vegas In other along the intend--J the big home game f The university oi oeorgts. emei and one year-olmile a sixteenth and up. is moved. ideas the line. This If ed J length short, only in the uie local season roday. every busi intersecUonai lis. Channln U 114. Pair Clssa stepped out to an early lead figure of the south this the wrists are needed. As the putt in.Bossy I cannot help re-- I II 113. Fortune ravorlt 114. whisker growing contest, but the ness house in the city is planning to year, already has defeated Yale by a Tipperary ab-- f 115. Shepherdess 111. Battle Cliff Fnsr must wrists becomes flex as an the are longer theirblonde even garding bit, boys doing te ciosea wmie proprietors and clerks convincing score and next Saturday sr more and more, until a point is AXj in. Begin Over 113, Princely Attention though their showing Meal. Yet? is somewhat alike go out to root for the home they piay wew York, university in ix nv pounos eiaimea. reached where it becomes more com impossible of ac-- S team disheartening. New York. Georgia has probably the at the gridiron in city fortable to move the arms as well. WeaUier dear; track faat. Ed Hayne. star track man and The Bobcats returned to the park. complishment In most talented sophomores in the his. city so much as is In words. Just other (. LATONIA RCSlfLTR. cheer leader, holds first honors in much chastened last week-en- d actual practice --4 a tory of the south, and they .have by and the length of beard tonight, although Pint race. S1300. claiminsS-rear-olneeded of a normal swing is taken. There simply Is no, n o-7 administered to them played remarkably well for inexpe UP. three quarters of a mile Governor Pratt track . for ' the-- - ? ne is nam pressed try Roland u. by the licking 5 40. 13.30. I3.lt. won; Lincoln county high school rienced men. However, they will be lit (McCoy). ' Body Most n 13.40, second; HI stroke to slide on.r (Ooolcn. a 13.. freshman. Thomas, team at Panaca, an outfit the Cats considerably worn from their hard 110 (C. Meyer). 13.3. Be Comfortable. ' third. Tus. Hope is high in the freshman class and too much con-- L l:30t-t.- Msnuellta. Mis Jim BUI. My previously nad smeared, 25 to 0. It schedule that has Involved some of tortlon Involved I think the most important thine to Bobby and Tom Caswln also ran, Roland's whiskers will spurt into was their first defeat of the ae that the toughest southern teams. - New race. 11200. elaimine. be done on the putting green is to Second ' . th e tne lean any morning. As yet the SOn. - :'-- ' executing York university probably will win the '.' and UP. three quarters of a mil Rio : movement from a a tne comiortabie po112 (Smith i. 14.74. 13.71. 3.43. won; Dooy in decision after a hard fight. 1 piace 110 i Carroll). 13.5. M 3t. second: : fixed center at the: sition, where it is perfectly balanced, Tsnnio Aiaoama and Kentucky, two of the khan 115 I McCoy), it. 34, third. hands of the play- -; yet free to move at the least sugges- Kublsi Time, 1:20. American Odin, Gettysburg. heaviest, most powerful elevens in tion be . There should Master of er.. Maid. Whiskwla Linda Arcbei and necessity. Jones. Bobby the field this year in any section meet ran. Third raea. 15nd. elilmine. in their annual game at Montgomery, It seems to me that the simplest perfect relaxation and no strain in also Fig Leaf lot (Oreeo). ; view the player can take and this Is any muscle. That done the putt Is tlllles, 12one 13mile won: Aia., in wnac wiu oe one oi tne out 2, a matter of stroking the ball II I. 1. Tsystee 102 (Carnearly always the best Is that the merely 101 roll). M.04, 13.44. second; standing conference games of the Lunacy hole. toward and the easily igmlthK 12 40. third. Time. 1:11 l. putt Is merely a short golf shot which smoothly day. It Is impossible to predict the not Tor tm even Princess and Down to also Eva do like V. I Count hear tcntffht. int. S. trOun$ CO Htm other UtUlnti, anything ran. shot, is played exactly like any 0l winner. The score should be close said head or about the of keeping body abbreviation. for the Fourth race. 11200, etalcilng. Many and the breaks determine the win except stilJL . - 10 be - their one maiden BisterSusan's mils may on hut it fUlie. good practice, best varyner. :' grips the putters Tv.r : ANOTHER rAiLAWW'iA&T: you"are"my court. ' After us Ihe del (Carrolli. M.40. 15.35. 4.51. won: Hannah not a good thing to think about, be' Black Vanderbilt has a team, that has 110 (Meyer). 110.21. 10.00. second: the green, but they do this mainly is ' .'-... . , , lure." AND cause WEST. in the very effort variably pro Pinon 103 (Judy). 57. M. third. Time. . to encourage the delicate quality of Improving steadily this year :5I Little Rumpus, Royal Beauty and Dear Sir: When Maynard Morri- been a rigidity which Is not healthy. ana snouia oe reaay to oeieat ueor the stroke, placing the wrists in po- duces Carry Me also ran. son his football is "O. finished East more freshman xne can one and is West East, rail into to West,' Fifth race. 11300. claiming, naturally sitions where they are least likely Tech in Nashville. Tech's rush- at Michigan he was rated the out- gia And they now stand face to face. and up. mile and a (Ixteenth Duelist 117 off he will be. . line this year Is not no to the stand oppose one another. In the main, it position the better snutm, ii4i, jus, rj.sA. won: Big Bsndy Where the Crimson tackles the Maize standing fullback prospect in Michi1929, by the Bell Syndi- - 102 IS M. BMtmd: Rovic will be found, I think, that very few (Copyright, 114. lOreco). ard of former and after the " Weidcl 107 'Carroll), 12.10, third. Time. gan history. This fall Morrison wear and tear ofyears and Blue .. caie, inc.; of them actually concern themselves playing Notre Dame 1 M also ran. and Storm High in watched civilian three Dlace .And Spotlight the takes games its Army club back and . about taking the rn1,1. mt.h VMM. tlHAA. .Hn.. Mil last Yellow the Jackets will three auartera of a mile Dr. BlUy 112 (An On the plains where Zup and Illinois clothes from the sidelines, and then be inSaturday no shape to stop Coach lap bringing it forward exactly along the Results two and Entries watched sat in uniform 113.10. 14.00, I4.M. won; Mutusl and dersen), ' "line.. lor drive. the wait Army i Pnend 111 Judy), MJt. lis, second: As uugin attacs. more, to the consternation of Michi Cagle darts for an open hole Wood Rtrer 111 (McCoy), M M. third. Time. Tulane ' be expected to Win 1:20 And Cordon makes his dive, Ashtabula. Plsr ClhllH nM LATONIA ENTRIES. gan rooters. Against Illinois he was comfortablymay Looking Back from Auburn In New Or. Plying Ambassador. Princ Mexican and Pirmt race-- six fttrlann mrf lhw tft wm Also Important. tne tackle and at in lineup placed ana ran. aaa another conference 101. Mcasldor 10. Our Frailer Billy Champ also T "O. East is East, and West is West," became the individual star of the leans Serenth race.' 11300. claiming. Just as in playing any. other stroke. Preferred iiv. romrvrmnsifl us, ot, t;nsrles 113, Zuand np. mile and a sixteenth Happy Wolverines by a wide, handsome and victory thereby to the string. Billy Ana tne twain are meeting sun ifM f It is Important to look to the posi- rich 11A. Dtr, tlevJI lis T.nrl. the Bunker, r 4. u.m. m 13.13, great Tulane halfback, iiaiury iKcyen. Wolvor- - undisputed margin.- On defense he tion of the club face only at impact, Cooper llo. Prince Bulbo 113, Rostllnc 101. won: uoitaire log (Turk). 121.40. IS M. sec- Where Harvard aims at the - .' -was taken out of the line and used undoubtedly is one of the best backs . ...- ine Wood Oain 107 (Oreeo). II 42. third ond: , turns .: and Biz It rmra. back, If turns ft! away Second tlmHu ins. rlrnr, ( and, the country. Against Georgia Tech I Time. 2:00 FU.hlns rum. Md at defensive fullback. When an n in And the Army shoots at in. the result is as satisfactory as if the duhh owwr vv. ixora i;oncora J". sns star, xommy.i 11Chis. uckou. soy ana Lamkin linois back found a hole in the line two weeks ago he ran with such speed The scrap in old Ann Arbor town clubhead always adhered to the line. Ciius 107, Copper Kins lot. Rsttle M. Cotor backs could Morrison usually picked him up bod that Tech's defensive Looks even on the fly, . . It is the accuracy oi tne perform barely tag him as he passed. PIMMCO RcmiTS. en mile Third and back race, seventy him hurled into ilr and the But out yards cut the work has its with which Army ance and the consistency Pint race. 11300. elsimlns. Red Blase 110. Rainfall 101, Two Colors North Carolina carries too many breach in the wall. Occasionally he To squash the mini. Sunehen HI It is repeated that counts most. How nor utcn Kr 7. ceiidon 110, ArUne Con- and tip. 131.10. II 7S. mile ihj, 107. ia.4s. wan: Sow was content with merely smacking guns for South Carolina to lose the (Belfhskl; Utile Captain ins. much better It is then that no conannual game at Columbia. Pourth rsce, six furltmcj Turnover 115. tre 111 (Serio), (S.frO. t4.M. second: Proe- A PKEGAME SPEECH. , the ball carriers against the ground third. Time. 1:10. fusing complications be added to in- Oovrrnor Pratt 111.. Gladn McClaln 104. Also i" inran.i Dr.), sg.70. as they had never been smacked be Davidson Plays 110. (Catherine Hickman. Chst&hoochM. W. 10$. Grind Kin crease the difficulty of the Job! Cer- Scott or would be to stand .It interesting 110. Mcculloch 110. Panorel 111, Sturdy D . Croyden. Nae Breeka, Danish '..,..'North Carolina. tainly there is more likelihood of suc-- - Colcnci 10. Chii lo. Nor finn 111' Utile Prince. Mac Maxim. Northampton. tit on Saturday afternoon within a fore.. After the game Klpke remarked: Second race. 12000, elalmtn. steeple Fifth race, one mile Sporty 111. Ssm cess in merely repeating the process Davidson, a nonconference. school. few of Dr. delivers be as feet Dink 113, Son of Volta 112. Chorlitcr 113. fhase, wUl r'r-olds "That -. UP. two miles and the Zuppke into exftm boy In develop seems likely to defeat North Carolina 147 ;whfch the player goes through Th Benstot 113, Hamilton 11 Ji 8ll Goaler 14.40. H.1.W-- his ThortidjV:f ). Ilc.eo, est in back his defensive to team Michigan's . address the shots other that prerame won: all 14 he the just Bsumtr-l10. Urard I ecuting in. I4.. before in a game that means much in ' tory. His injured knee isn't entirely statestate St Jim 107, . sixth race, six furton Autumn Bells 141 (O. H. Bostwlck), knows. starting the Army game. championship race. Beach 104, Bicook 110, Surccs 100. I? 80. third. Time. 1:5 n. Also weii. and wnen it is he will add more the one of Dr. There is another very helpful thing Coral is the Cncrokre's Riutc lui uk. o m IOv, MIm Zuppke always Louisiana State university should Oleeful, Sarttof, Sangamo, Stoncr speed to his play." Sunstroke 1M. My Bull 101, Oood Lonetom. in masters about this conception. Too many lot's 10. of eloquence win same the inspirational with Duke at Durham. Indian 102. Qrsnlt. Bust 10. Pike's Peak Third raoegltoo, allawaneeft. lTcar-oldLITTLE REU K1UINU HOOL 107. FrlKky Flo 104. Duke has played a very hard sched h mUe Pious 103 (Herbert). sending his team to the battle line WOTICB IS HEBKBT GIVEN THAT A BUST one THE SOUTH. or mile and seventy yard BeveiaUi race, 11.40, 14.10, 11.30. von: Chimney Sweep properly ' buoyed up , and keen .; ule and is well used up. . n 110. Ada Adlrr 107, Balboa 10 (A. RonerUnnl. 140. II II. sacond: meeting of the etockboldera US. Florence t of apctat Southern football faces another Clemson must be favored to win Dolsn 102. Bhsita Love 103. Porphyry 104 (Leisehmsn), ' St 50. third. rarin' to go. But when his charges ooltfra Porphyry Mines Company, a XoulsvUl an meet team 7. 107. Eastern this Detail Lou Time. 1.14 eloquence busy day on Saturday. Georgia over Virginia Military Institute, but Baby Alto ran. Ouffle, Rock. fael at the corporation of Utah, will be Molne. Make Baton Haste. First Lads. more is eame doubled: In the than 17 Weet First office of the company. comes up to exchange greetings with the game should be close and hard r Rouge. PIMUCO ENTRIES. against Pennsylvania at Franklin South st. Salt Late City. CUh. on the Pourth race. 11300. nsndlrsp, fought. r Pint race, sane 11300. maiden wills and atrenty yards Sun Shedsw 114 field he began warming up some time New York university; ' Mississippi i 20th day of November, A. D. 1828. at 4 olds, mile and seventy yards one Virginia Polytechnic institute looks Trrarberi. 120 30, III 20. M.40. won:. before the battle, and from that point spends a rough afternoon with Puro'clock p. m to rote for or acalnat the 115. Cesare lis, Fri'mpcr 111, Susie Eleeta to have a decided edge over Virginia. scIIISO. 3 0t. ' Vanderbilt amending of Article XI of the Axttclee Jsne 11Ro'-a- Brown Trap lis. Pro. cm due's on to fine increased a he final and team, his pace Molassea Jmrt Hi (Letsehman). 10. Tennessee will have a field day at 11. Scot Free 118. Bcrbr 11. ond: of Incorporation so that as and when Wrsck Also nn. Silver- - burst that sent every man oa the meets Georgia Tech in one of the big third. Time. 1:45 Se expense of . amended the iwme nhail Tend a follows: White Sign lis. Lila Belle Hi, Titus US, d'". Vandal. Lieutenant Rrssell. Cb stove- -. team into action with his soul on games of the South. Trek ' lis. 11. wanee may be expected to defeat XI. ARTICLE FUlh race. S10JX) added hsnirso. a A. H. Morris entry. accuse a No one can fire. Teen oi miles on. one s"d snd SCO. I Georgia Tne fully paid capital stock of this Southwestern Teunr the of mirse Rnnd r.rf. i university Memphis. . 4 3d. IS Dssvttio 127 imarkt). The good Doctor will overlook any soft schedule this season. 'A Mississippi Agricultural Issued and outstanding Msrrlsnd, tvoyesrilds. ser.vd and foaled and Me' corporation ). 4.T. T. 104 from time to time I hereby declared in Mairltna. sis lurionse110. rsiiscious in. ISO. William Dlmlss North Caro that brought 111 laebacTerl. 17 ja. nothing along this line on the occacampaign Missischanical is to favored defeat Past Acts Lark 107, Thunder Osy II. third. to be nonaateaseble.' Also rsn. Stream sion of the Army game. Time. I ll It. takes lina early in October nas been fol- sippi college and Washington it Lee eet Bcniiment 125. Maetl Hi. . i. B. WALLACE. peiiie. Bateau. now the Mtster of Foxhounds, to Notre Third race, Tulane. of a master Florida, lowed, by key something should have a breather with St. RiKth race. 11808. allowances. 24esr-old- a pur.e tVrOO. for hunters, three j President. Golden Porphyry Mines. Co. stcrplrchew. m!le Wd O. 10 (Qimttlc-b'T1- l. the boys up. as many of them greet Dame, . and now t Vanderbilt steps Johns. miles Bolrmsn 147, Msrbro 17. 14 40. ft 30. 110. won: Cullndrn such with a along. The fact that Georgia's Hero UI. outbursts Font Outan 17. 10 impassioned ist Maryland plays Yale In the Bowl 10.7o. MM. second: 8mflleni. !osn 147. Two of Life 152, young team was good enough to beat and cannot hope to defeat the im lot (Schaefer). MM. third. Time, badly stifled yawn. Goods 152. Crsck Wi- ftcld Psts 1S3, is :14 Yale or in is evidence Atri Carolina Sblna. the North stain and But Raccoon., there little yawning . . Stsr, 147, , . lil, proved Ells. On end after this day I will not be lts' Zeel. Mabla. 8cared o Pothlnt. 147. offing, or in the mouth, when Dr. enough that N. Y: U. will have no 11200. eletmliw. deht contracted by 8renih Tse. V.Trnrtble for Ph'llips entry. canter to present the pub " and up. tn and mil" Va- Zupplte starts in to tell Oje boy. "(Copyright 1929. by the Christy . k Ben Levi Bhr entry: my wife. Dor JoeeDhlc Benoa. 0. I5J0. I cation 112 c Jsir.rs Simpson. Jr. entry. PalumM). Some oi them still recall his famous lic. Nortn and Boutn.carouna also No. a 129. Walsti ByndicateJ,:, - , ; won: Hurler Far msld-e- n S24.SL race. Tflin lis . FoMrJj tlloe. eliroin. mtrjiunl. InBENOS. NICK sddress before th3..XJUiipis-;Minnc-gamer swing JatOMtcMofF (Signed) snd op, ew pile Bd. U.40.iN3d.Cio Jir e st a For ss twenty-ninoe so. one to of great-et. I5i6 Timwots tne sota aim of d "STcrk years the tele the or los. msn). tMrd. l:4" former game trengtn ieeentr rsTCerrfKb fn, S. Cojuror Darter. Psvla L.. Raby KeU-- r, im. F1) Psus Ps 11J. We House more than South Carolina can han of all upeet which began: phone number st the , White . Billy Rinehn. Banlon. Lw. Rankin. Play B.. .. 10. xKsthleen B 100, Rcportru 110, has been Mam e, ? I am Louis the fourteenth, and dle. ' 113, Star Usee lis. Uamca 110. Tony Sun Roman. Rundale. ni Renewal of Turf Meets in Texas Attracts 10,000 n. ' v Slate--Davids- dt. - A. A. U. SENDS v ia -- I '" ' WV-Rene- er RACE BLANKS c ' Carwon-Newm- an se r J Eight Annex - Entry Slips for ThanksgivRun ing Day Crosa-CilGo Into Mails. f Entry blanks for the Intermoun-tai- n A. A U. cross city run, conducted annually by the Deseret gymnasium, went into the malls Wednesday night, announced Bobby Richardson, who is again directing the three-mi- le 1 Jaunt. The course of the run will remain the same as that of last fall, Rich- Newanee-Soathweaite- rn chanical-Mlssisarp- pi Class Honors . In Ring Meet ... good - and-431i- on n. TirStopTatrAttSigna RAZORS, ROUGE POTS GO INTO HIDING AT DENVER U FOOTBALL'S TO BLAME . f lViV.: ' .NgV Bobby Jones Says Golfer Should Use Power of Arms in Putting If Needed J . . ra-so- Don-n- Lai year-old- . -- golf-shot- d tT ' -t- Crest-wo- Es-ti- In.- .' Pan-enl- ta .slfs. . ..'. vv nrv Grantiand f vrinrT Rice . nn I t-- lnj Trods-mgr- lt -- y . ardson announced. begins- - Aggie game. Instead of during the half, as In past events Team or individual entrants will be received at the Deseret gymnasium, Richardson said. As many men as a club desires may enter "the run, but only the first five of a team will count in scoring. The winner will receive that nunv ber of points which tallies with the total number of entrants in the race. He also Will receive a gold medal as prize. A silver medal goes to his runner-u- p and a bronze one to that man who finishes third In the run. A team trophy awaits the winning group or runners.- - Entry Dianas should be in the hands of the race director at least the day before the run, Richardson announced. Wilton Ivle, the Utah university harrier, won the race last fall. . ' Special to Tho Trlbttn. 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Hinckley and Richfield, who play on the field Of the latter team Saturday, are evenly matched, with HrocUey having a lit, , tle advantage. North Summit, tecause lt turned the trick once before. Is the favorite to win over Park City. The two teams will play for the championship of district three Friday afternoon at Morgan. . , '."V', FtOBATt 11TD OTilDltStHIr' WOTICtt. -' (Caasalt eaantr dark er is nastre aigsata for farther iafnatla,) at Walker Wticneri ta the undersigned Brother Banker. 17S South Main street. Salt Lak City, Utah, on or tbe 2SU day of February, A. D. Br-f- or 1930 WALKER BROTHERS' BANKERS, Administrator of the Earett of Dell S. Curraa Patterson. ' Deceased. Date of first publication, October 34, ' int. Oeo. Jay Olbsoo, Attorney Jor j sUiDiwtea Tne Cuttinf Stroke) Z Increases Your Face Value The man who starts out in the morning with a sore, raw, red face starts under a handicap. 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Although rnaay- - observers Bwrfi to think that Coach Ted Foxley's Jordan eleven played over its head when it defeated Provo by a score of 46 to 0 last week, it may be that It did not. East will nave some exceedingly tough competition Friday afternoon on the Leopard campus, anyway. Oswald's team must put the Beetdiggers out of the way in order to stay In the running for the district two bunting. If .they succeed In doing this, they will play Granite for the title. If they do not. Granite will be champions. East went through hard scrimmage with the seconds, and spent some time on signals Wednesday afternoon. Klrach will probably start at end in place of Rieben, says Mickey. Rieben. who has been playing regularly all season, is recovering from a bad cold. Davis, the speedy little Quarter, who is working in place of Eddie Fox, is running , the team in good style, and he will probably star: - "'"v r " Friday. 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It South Temple street and College avenue, runs east to Thirteenth East street, thence south to Fifth South street, east to the Utah stadium and once around the track st that field, to the finish line. . The sole change In the plans of the run is In the time. An earlier start will allow the runners to finish before the klckoff of the Utah 1 " V Upsets May Ilelp Eliminate Teams Competing for Honors. Meets S track; Sarpolis Dern Takes on Velcoff, Bulgarian Giant. - while good baseball players are scarce,: we have lines out for several of them. Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the club which was toppled from its pinnacle tjy the 1949 "Black Box scandal," was unable to attend a recerj- tion given to his new manager at the club's offices todav because of a cold, but Bush conferred with him ' , privately. Bush's arrival cave rebirth to many rumors of trades and sales In tne White Box ranks: one of them be. Ing that an effort was being made to obtain Bubbles Hargrove, catcher-managof the St Paul American association club and former backstop or tne Cincinnati Reds. Bob Fother-gil- l, i heavy hitting Detroit outfielder, and Mark Koentg, Yankee short stop, also were mentioned as White Sox possibilities. Bush, Manager the ruhowever, refused to discuss mors beyond a promise- - that the White Sox were out for two or three experienced hitters. Ten minor league stars have been purchased since Bush was signed as manager of the Pale Hose. , i -r CHICAGO, Nov. 6 (). Kenesaw Mountain Landls, commissioner- - of- - baseball, threatens to "say something of importance" about barn storm- -. Ing players who advertise themselves and then do not appear to play when he attends the National league meeting at Chattanooga, Tenn., next down-trodd- ing the organization. ' Lnie outlook for new material. - Threatens to Utter Sumpin9 CHICAGO, Nov. 6 W). 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