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Show r Rocky Mountain Conference Football . rFAK ' Vf' t. .1 r r 4" . c i. r r ' .Ml ; 1 1.1)1 - i O1! , N . i ' II " , i ) i Ini it. i "(I b ul j t'i nty-'eve- n d hc'dcp.i. . nil min c R mnev Dick Puadi . n i AlanJ.Sould hv D hii M urd.n D th aim iftf1 it ut eng-i- de-im- an . j Local And detfimipu' iurn.i fiver Co'o i wBFTitTe t;ie "BesTnd5rTnttle4Mitr-perssf-t past " five years of college loot- ball Oosterbaan of Michigan and SPORT SLANTS without Hanlon of Syracuse, The early season suggestion to much were Both argument. Nation-Wid- e keep an eye on Josh Codys marvels on cither defense or Tigers in the Southeri tense, powerful and rangy. Their Conference race still holds good 'superlative skill at the passing The South Carolina aggregation game, as receivers, reflected their -with John Justus leading the ability as basketball tack, swept through its October players, where they were just as slate without being checked. . It much as they weie draws three tough games. In 0!1 the gridiron : Succession with Kentucky, V. M e I. and Florida to he met in tbM Not since Homer Hazel of down the November stretch gers gained the distinction of no one can convince a Tiger ing Walter Camp's partisan that apv one of these choice for end in 1923 and can halt the big rush. r back in 1924. on Camps last Clemson Is especially anxious to lift Florida s scalp m return for the trimmhig administered b; the Gators last year To be better prepared for the visit te warmer climate Cody has had a the jspecial uniform irwc for of a Florida game, consisting pair of rayon pants that 'weign .d i cotton All wearers cant be wrong nothing at all 'shirt. Lighter quiprnent and Squad On Way To Play Denver i i Slants Romney Football it) 'is at the command of the Gardcnteam, has a more versatile str He is also the .leader of appeared than' Beonko Nagursk-'th(group. Minnesota. Big Nag start-sa- lt heavyweight pack, as a, re-'of his knockout of Tommy ed out as an end but has divider and ful. Phi Scott.the shuffD his time between tackle 'Loughian He a ita then since back called be in ing Briton, might eonques . Ito bttle Sharkey but the fact factor In Minnesota of Vanderbilt and No.thwestei remains that a Sharkey-Schme- !as. valuable an ing match is the logical' affair,, about as the Big Ten or any oth . if some definite conclusion is 'sired in selecting a successor to group can claim. Gene Tunney. Until 1847 postage was paid b of jr - . - - v " j ijj ti- -( T 'a - t "A . I Ro. LINE ir .iii'ii bat Cahloin.a fieuie to win and say the top ot -ihe . (.inference heap a Btei-- (I I1 y STARS IN PITTSBURGHS Methodist and meets. Southern All fom Texas tidies rhilstian. aie in "tlu championship scraph Cahtorma s tm'ie wuh V.a-muun t. kes on acRM inci bdd Stinfoi-tsince thi huvkir Standings in Balance r-- FiiiLij, NowihUt 15. 1920. T1I&J0UKNAL, LOGANTCACnE COUNTY, UTAH, PAGE SIX Motor Coach g' i inn idt tilth., li lloi.a ' on.n1'--, d.1 Thty hjtmrl.u aP. moon n o' j. inf the iU in Ojtn m Cl Co, ). K o F.tr Jensen end or l ),o i l CiSit )iii mo at I tn H'lgeson Dan OhPspi'' vn, Doin Foil CGir Gl.icj Call Snowball Vel n J t h u . thr ian t)i n Ivin .il'-.l- ' Ul. Rcnn.iid Odeil Thompsn IllJ')' t TP, ' . Saudi, iA.o Smnh B'niaid N h. Vile D " Ed Rid W.lkius Joe Day Amies have lost two games anc son, Prr.V e Lirteil tar.ee F.oots Cliff Chil i 'clc to d one Waldo fete-sun Paikcr Hurj McDcth, onl Ned be Pen ty Drnvd uni' Ras Maaghm Gro h i n1 ton'c Judah, Dallas Richms wF,d Waia Jnd. opno lost two BP1 .JVikcr low The 'Uti.i- .).( Cm Nile ..nr1 then is cease'1 Ih'rbeit G"ffui trne. Max Co"n hv, priv ' r. , , no an1 fig tr drop C.ul Davis are the tootbahcis who' to Ddicvc h Associated Press Phots eolo'- at S h Lake Tnarks-oivm- " hit for Deni Bcodc-them Ray Montgomery plays guard for Pittsburghs Panthers. And d iy i I'd' ihei mc Tiam-e- Geogc Nelson. PubUcii-Vhe is rated one of the toughest in the game. lh .he u ' Utah in iver:ii .ig. Milton Merrill Athlete Mina(,Br losei ot imoiinw j onlle chop Council Chairman A N Strcnson, down tne list with a thud To foil pickpockets an inven-jn)- e fnd bttter rest res wil Bill Reading and Clemson the edge, Coay be t if o Vanagei e LosS tor to a Okracin co.lrei . has chain designed Rulon Walker $5,000,000 Body President lieves both times b'- Utah Mh' wi'l t owners bill inside folds pend mi name mneed the Aegirtc stop loin Put' ollccp pan trousers instead of m their It may be worth noting If comCarelessness Cilomdo attack it j passing By parison of scoies means anything, 3p: mgs that the Clemson Tigers walloped Utuh tii i'. er'dy 0Deils (o go Davidson by a margin of 18 points In Addressing Mail f annum througp O'c lori'ah the whereas West Point beat the Ilro.i'ni1 tele bi beatine 15 same aggregation Ly only GET THE OLD tVvoii mi at aiai'T'' This slic'ld 15 Nov iAPi not be verv difficult task Wyompoints The! Washington, ing has lo't five conference games P0StUice department lost apNov 15 (APi Chicago, With Atlantic City jomirg the Reggie hawm to and iG SHOES' FIXED oim, with lithe ort hence ol doing it since George,,McNamara of Newark,13 N J, has Iproximately $5,000,000 last year bidding, in a $250,000 offer for the fight services of Herr Max jinx and carelessly addressed mail, a largej MaClcnci' train winds up against 'kro.ieir.h:s "number Bi.t bom Your.g l Pioic Noi 2 3 lc'lnrhed his light to the title olpar being the direct result of Schmeling, a lively battle between ot lx dj' bicycle, North and South may develop m Afte tom mow round ot games Iron Mau business firms having exagerated1 the quest for the winters heavythere will be cih five left on the racing own of their prominence Madison ''hfdu'c The bio eflair of n t Paued with Gateano Belloni of idea weight fistic feature Many firms doing a large week will be the annual feu be- Italy, McNamara, the Square Garden already has laid ot 50 international six-- ! vertising business have larbored tween Coloiado colire extensive iin;l fe plans to lepeat its University of Colo.ado This hmo day bicycle grinds, last night won under the impression that not Have them repaired so that Miami Melody but just at prewill benlayed at Boulder. Chicago s twenty second renew-- having a street address indicated they will keep jour feet warm sent the subsidizing and recruitColorado miner' wil encaee m a al of the snort at tne Chicago great importance m the hometown and dry and help prevent ing" efforts of Big Bill Careys not succeeded 2,251 and impressed customers with the stadium affair teie pedaled They cold. We know; millionaires have Max into the big in getting Herr with the miles and nine laps, to outride a fact that "even m New York and your catching d lme-uIn fact Herr Max seems Regis college eleven great field of younger stars, de- Chicago we are so well kndwn the howr. '.lined up somewhat definitely with feating the French Red Devil postman needs no help finding team of Al Letoumer and Paul us. the Atlantic City enterprise either Notre Dame The big problem for The result has been millions of Biocardo, by a lap Atlantic City or Miami, is to get The .victory was McNamara s letteis 'director; delayed fur the match that will draw the fourteenth, and broke a hoodoo service ' Civen Edge In most gate receipts Jack Sharkey which has followed him for twoj Last year anproxnnately lie won his last race m 000,000 letters had to be especially New York in 1927. handled by clerks hired to fill out Saturday Game inadequate addresses The servicAmsterdam's traffic policemen in New York City alone costs $500 have been piovided with white a day of the 200 000,000 inadBy Alan J. 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TERMINAL IFwpY -- 1 Binorhams Cafe much-battere- p. Ask for Levis Reliable Merchandise since 853 is 200,-yea- S. - -- Wendenes , Soldier field is as home Notie for Damf in Its clash wi h the Trojans of Southern California In tlfe five games of most significance so fai as the championship situation is concerned nationally, the Hoosiers fieure o 'tart with an advantage over tomorrow, con-ider- ed -- , Southern California, Pittsburgh appears to have the edge over Carnegie Tech, Tennessee is a slleht favorite over Vanderbilt n the outstanding southern fray. Purdue seems primed to siou Iowa and Yale looks too strong for the Princeton Tiger It will take tomorrows fray to determine whether the bearish movement among the favorites is still on, wuh the underdogs again eniovirg a field day such as they had last week One of the contrasting features of the'e outstanding games tomorrow is that while less than 50,000 spectators will witness th lt and Purdue because of the Iowa games, limited facilities, approximately 250.000 will see the other three Opportunities come often to those prepared to grasp them. v A substantial cash reserve not less than 60 days pay in a savings account at this hank is a key to the first door of opportunity. And this door once opened leads to others Tennessee-Vanderbi- 'lames. Close to 120 000 fans are expected to pack huge Soldier field for the Notre Dame- - Southern California contest, with 78 000 in the Yale bowl and more than 60.000 in Pit stadium The baPlc, with the big ten championship aspiraat tions of the boilermakers stake, would just about pack May arena in thp middle west e stabut the capacity of dium at Lafaiette is not much over 20,000 The same thing i true of the Tennesse-Vander-bi- lt contest, which involves th" Southern Conference title hopes, of each team. In nearly every sector of combat tomorrow promises to witness close and exciting action between old rivals In the east Cornell stakes an unbeaten record against Dartmouth with at least an outside chance of victory Colgate is the favorite again-- t Syracuse but this ancient rivalry is replete with the evidence o upsets In the big ten. with Iowa and the spotlight, Purdue holding Minnesota and Illinois will attempt to keep within striking distance ol the top by seeking and the scalps of Michigan other opportunities which may he opened by the same key. Ipwa-Purd- IHE Ross-Ad- Chicago respectively Defeat for Purdue will scramble ihe entire situation. Nebraska will move a notch big six title lfjt triumps over Oklahoma, although ' the comhuskers still have the Kansas Aggies and Iowa State to meet. 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