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Show EVENING NEWS DESERET SATURDAY 8 '1919 NOVEMBER EAUi ,1) LATEST NEWS FROM SP r;- -: SOIL MEll 1 - 501111011; Conferenc Teams Confident. , Co Illao Coach DAY at Tot 'Dick" Itowisora hulk Isofta 'armors tir slashing wIth the Colorado Aggice la what Will la the prchebty'hil lb. rrootal sumo hicoustals gestate the tor hooky battlo , see chacelliolislita. At I 'clock Wog. tiooday Mersin( the Agate otetioa4 body ; helps a'- - and a large Bamboo of Logo ''' Intrurbas voiles toes gatherod at oast sad yells tett poolos, image less, Coach Roamer sad big It goeth11 the oast el a to Colossi) "' tie oftor hodultr a football testa woe kardest Evsfy Ag tryst asked le tossiartaks. ' Arlo rooter Itsow whoa tho trots pullod out that the We blue teant wao semi het to do Its bast, and that itothiag will dangle from tho Agile - vietertto bait whoa thoy rotors. Oa the trip iho A. C. most stepped off le Ogdeot and - held a Oak( prectka. sad Ikea onthark roads tor the Dogtrot anti Rio Cestessial I. 4 oascams et haul in th the) tato. Is order to avoid the ling of t .p,,rsomaisting la Fort Collies leo long so.' Kenmore protegoe this Coro gam sill Saturday Is Denvor eampod lite short whoa they tookUO114047. moraine. i to their (mooniest's - jaunt will riddore Utah All of ths Agit enter today's haul in (Ise kap with the stvotiou of Croketoa, his 'sand star guard. - "Crook' brekto bsea the Montana game and Imo mar I. r- It will tak nursing It is splints. this sniraltity than this, though. to hos, 11 boy owl of gam. which moose Ott much tbo t the beam. 'Crook. oars ho In tho game with cost ea If the doctor s Not heavy It oft Though tak rasa Crookston le ablo to hold ki ova 4, Si guard with any maa Is (hot oottfors s (lace. Hs doosn't say much but Peet s bore' right In sad takes hie ego... . nt out whoa the pia, Is going hie wit?. twee opt tot of Percy Hansa, who the struggle with tho Moutons Aggios . will be back Is tho gam with his log t, I. fin. conditios again. With this epoody back in (hi oontootareUtah Ag ,bright fries cilium's for victory sod, ss together with Do and Feick he will round up a backfield tiocOad to lions la the oonference. - at aioro. How tbo their , Hoesea. t : v- , 11,-ry 4,, --- -' i- - - -- ., " i - , '''.., - ? -- Zooids, this, the prm loogue. Leopards Trounce Granite Team, 33--0 M. 1 s 4 '' - v If ,,4 I 11,',- -, : , .0' ,L4.41 .. - 0 ; neV!..,....4' : 4 r''''4'' rwli'l . 1., ",, 4 '' 10 0.!..o, ' 0,,....., Lie;l4 -- 's ( 1-- t .5 1 , - (1 , ' - , ...P : ,......-- 1 ..., . t . sN'o,:i .6 ,...:"', - . . t... , , tP"';''''' k , A- 41 , ' '".11. 1 411'.. ' () hittr In the lightweight divislos. Ilik Gibbons deciares Noye ean hit harder than say rniddlawleght In the world. and Illk has worked with hien many times "We eent Noy. In the first resod c against readier. to give rend'irt every. h censers Wre. had he thing Noye connected a hard left to the pit of retirees stomach. lied In a flesh sent the sam left over on th e Sa w. Prom that time On. Tendier coulds't be caught with an seroplane. Cestises reed Tattles. The second round Tender tome. diately struck Noy low. The referee cautioned him. They mixed again. and Tendler stuck to th same tactics. The referee cautioned him the second tines. ant declared he would disqualify kim If he continued hitting Noy. low; Noy, fighting Tendier from one end of the ring to the other. Th third round Tender deliberatety a with walked outtruck Noy straight left to the 'light groin, in him. The referee Immediately gave the f ight to Noye. Noye left th e endier arena cheered to the echo. was hissed. There is no doubt but ' what Noe' sicked attack surprised rendier. and rendler took th easiest reed Out of a certain defeat In the dressing room fter the fight. Tend- ler told Noye that Noye "sure was a t wonderful puncher." Phil Glasiemes; Tendier's manager. reprimanded readcould punch. ier for saying Noy . C40110 Os, Deasy Leeward. "Tendier. up (feta that time, had been recognised as the real lightweight champion of the world. It is being said that Benny Leonard cannot make t better than 145 pounds. According te ill rules and regulations of boxing. the lightweight limit is 111 pounds. Johnny Noy got a decision over Tend-e- t. Tendler has beat all the rest of that weight Therefore,. Johnni Noye Now , claims the lightweight title. here is what he backs it up with:. will box Benny Leonard any Noy place, any date, any amount of rounds for nothing, Benny Leonard can have the puree. Also have his own referee. Only one restriction. and that we claim' I. a fair oneBenny Leonard, if still the lightweight champion.- mutt make-- - ' - ' the lightweight limitill pounds ring. side. Any promoter In the world can . have this match. by getting Leonard. and the In fact. get Leonard figure match ie on. I will send MHO forfeit a side bet. immediately. Same to go as "Johnny Noy, owing to the reel I foul of Lew randier, has been laid up, but le now able to start training He hopes Benny Leonard will again. However, he be his- - next opponent r hart lightweight Lathe world.1.,, ..... and invites trouble with them sit" , io 1. 0 t i , ,.., ' ior',,t-,-,- ivA :, tee. ;.',1 , It was rumored that Captain tans itial will no doubt line up for the inkickoff. large booster was held last night, and a great "pep" rally was the result. Boma novel stunts were on th pro. gram. and everyon left musician's hall fawlintf that his time had been well spent, sad all anxious to see the two The teams lins up this afternoon. game starts one hour earlier than previous games, thin contest being called at p. m. Instead of 8, in ordar to give the Boulder eleven a chance to their catch an early train back to Colorado. regular with out weakening chances. Experience will favor the ColTha probable lineup. Colorado. odradoans. .very man in the backfield Position Utah. I.e. while Proust. Stark having had previous experience, V. Adams most of the members on th lin have Gilmer it LeFsers .4.g. played before this year. They will out- Schataky Fri Irtta weigh Utah a few pounds to the man. Hancock I It. Coach Fitzpatrick has his machine Riches Horgan Ntutit t.... working' better than at any tim this Swan men a Sew and of the Peterson year. although ttriockinridge are carrying slight bruises that have Romney (Capt.). Schrepterman been incurred in scrimmages, they are Ur Ih.b. Costello (Capt.) not of the serious nature, and the Howells Willard rh.b... same eleven that started against Non Gardner.... ie when the subject of last Saturday' game with Colorado college Is brought up. Every man on the team was outweighed by his opponent. and yet the only appreciable gains made against them were on p and tho one long ho - An arrangement has been made with one of the Boulder Aheatres to give today's game play- by play. Sonoone will therefore be.kept busy In Utah's press box giving the dope to Colorado. - - tic j 11-1- 1. 11-- 1, $1-1- 1. 11-1- 0. - all-co- - The Oneida boys will put tip a real battle when the two teams clach in Preston Nov. 11 at a big celebration. Many of the Oneida students and Preston townspeople will sea their first game on that day, Oneida's schedille includds games with the B. Y. C. Nov. 11. East Side High, Nov. 24, anti games with North Cache and L. D. S. U. at dates to be arranged. Only two - teams in the northern divielon of the state ere In the The running for divielon honors. Routh farmer lads at North and Cache are kneedeop in beet fields and have little -time for thoughts of football. Logan High and Boxelder will Contend for honors Nov. 14 at Adama field, Logan. -- er Pulglititti.--rsefint- r it Cite high Pl4rk games seconds - won from in a yesterday.preliminary to the East battle. The first Leopard 14-- 0, high-Grani- - :. to-othe- a I - - I Cramer Seeks Match. ---- - - . Joe Cramer, Canadian Itirtif-bess- ra letter weight champion weetier,.in from Loa Angeles gays he would Ilke with, jack Ear.. to enrage bertaon of Ogden. Jack to names the , .. date. . te coo-'inte- nt ' . - GRACE DIRECT WINS. PHOENIX, Arts., Nov. 7,0rac DI. by Earl Back. feet, owned and drivan won Elkhart. Ind.. handily today the feature event of the final rving pro- , tsta fair kers.. th gram at the the-fiel- - 4IT:. ,. icor camels MI teent of ern emu side kirk, which Baker recovered, while the second resui-- 4 from smosbine too' II. Nation kirked both goals. Weet MO bed a bard time winyithg from be Davis County eleven St Kaysville yesterday. I 40 O. Stratrht line plunging with few ,Yariatione was the order ofd the dew, asahe condition of did not peeve-it-nyothor 104,4 of play. almimomn the low Quarter the Pan futrback.-tits quit the gar hemline of parental objections et will not be seen in the lineup against Utah today. Coach Mille said this morning his team would go Into the frame with four substitutes in hi. 'Coach Wilford (Woody) Romney of the Oneida Stake Ancedemy is with his "kinageing quite a time testi In Preston., Many dergartbn" -- et the men out for, berths otr-t- he never pinned their squad - peepers bad on - two teams In action. I ! his. I : r As it is now Woody doesn't have enough men out for scrimmage. It looks rather difficult on paper to mak a machine with nothing to run it against Romney taught his men to tackle and some of tho fundamental then bucked them against playsB.and Y. seconds for Initiation on the offensive play. They did well., Before the contest was over. Coach in his team backfirst Knapp put field to make sure the contest wag. run which netted their opponent. their only touchdown. The Tigers at one time were within four yards of the Miners goal end bad four downs to put the ball over but Instead of gaining ground, they lost. No one who sew this genie can say that the Miners have bat any of their fighting spirit Not only did the players have this spirit, but It is interesting to note that here worn as many Mines tors-wwent 90 miles to see this gnme as there were C. C. supper tens who had simply to walk a few blocks. disregarding the difference in the else of the student bodies. After the game Coach Glass told his players: "You fought well and did all that could be expected. It was a case of one side or the other getting the break, and they got it Forget this game and think of the next one with D. U. ' ' A 01 S , rtot , , 4 7, ,A, ' t 6 s ,k 6 rylbe,--,- soon. Witr?f - 1.ot , Costello. mainstay of the Boulder backfield, would be out of the gams. but It is the befit of football enthusiasts that such a rumor is more or loss of the "bear storr type. and Coach I. expected to send his complete first eleven into tho fray. The Colorado university has bad a larger squad out for football than any other cronference inetitution, and the first teamers are well supported by a bunch of substitutes who can replace a .. Ott.' cto . 4' '''',.. 7 ,"'.x 441 4L ft', .c, , to Vaal Peterson. Cum-Mill- a-- , . have boon starring In open field work thus far tbis season. but they will not bs able to work this type of play to advantage today. The man carrying the ball will have a hard enough time standing up as it is. without snow being ob. liged to wailer around in the try. an end run. to in( negotiate gains by Lino smashing w11 be the chief. method of attack. The teams are old rivals. Ls a result. a lively time always ensues when they battle On the gridiron. The &eve are primed for hot matinee and the fano who hie themselves toward field will be &soured of an Intereating battle. are In Both elvens good shop. Coach Mille le confident that his team will goring the surprise of the year, and looks for hie men to romp away with a victory. Ile gave them a reel Last. week and. tho Injured member have had ample time to recuperate. Every member upon his departure from Colorado last Thursday was confident of bringing home the long sad of the is , "...: 0,- Ed Howells. battling with ,.' 4itair;kyr, .. new-bedck- f , , -- i - 4t . 4,2 r ! f e- 'h 4 on the Gridiron hx. pima for it owned by - of t, $:01 Calgary H. 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I - ...r ' ) ' .' , ' - At! 4 . lb, ,., . , (A. , , ),' 4 . . ',,. 4 , , ''''''''', , 1 ' .4' t '' , 4...Pt,. I ' ''' ' t ' 4 Against Champion Leonard "For Nothing" at 133 Pounds. J 4 :: .1 Mike Collins Would Send His Nom Protege, C A Romney's whirlwind fotitallers defeated Granite yesterday. and kept their unseerett-o-n record Illcause or the sloppy conditiottample's. of the field. they erste compelled to !aeon to a Ms smashing attack. The play that haa featured their work all esteem has boon the open style. Twice the Granitians threatened thl Laopard goal line. but in the crucial stages the Last line bold and the Oran. tans were stopped. In the second period after The first Leopard score. Andrus rectilved a short kickoff for Granite and got through the entira East defense. Mender. son puliod downhigh from behind, saving what looked like a certain For Last and Liv m.o....,wore, brilliant ball, while ingston .tewkee. Myers and Officer proved worthy backfield mates. The tackles proved particularly affective in PeaThe entire Granite team ing holes. fought vigorously ...mid lita backs all work Ahle year, is equal to any- thi'Vtah- A Wes meet- -worked to advantage. Snyder was parhe ham displayed heretotthing of Colorado ticularly good. Urfi. .farmers Jarvis. at end. is another The lineup: 1017 man who was named on the at Fort afternoon ' East eleven. Jarvis' Granite. High. Collins there will come a work in a forward pass combinaGreen Papworth I tion is ono of the taro:west points Kump struggle that will play a highly rg Young In the Utah defense. Hanson. at Williams rt Andrus Important part In determining ths re Parkinson half. le the third star left over itaphr the- - conference chant. of winner Anderson ' from UM and he to one ot the .. Erickson Colorado era. this year. pionahlp Smith most le consistent ground gainers in G. Smith Ica are admitting. suit before the . fly the confarenc- e.-Gin! hattle. that 66666666 Ea the toganites haver fiendereon qb Snyder "The Utah Areas suffered a tre- and the that powerful aggregation lh Linnet Livingston mendous loss when Stiefel. one of Airglea will be forced to extend rh Meyers Hamilton the greatest backs that has ever themselves to the limit to win. It Jewkos Cutler I. been seen on a conference gridColorado-for the probably lucky Substitutions-41'- 0r Gillesiron left the ?inner school to go battioe with ths rag' high: A0,a thatoftheir to Utah University. la addition pie for Dyer. Dern for Gillespie, Tauter Utah and Utah Agri- - Mohr, for Smith. Officer for Henderson, - University tackle lit ware scheduled' In miltural college cbalititor for Rump. Per Granititi Hart Colorado this year, am it Is practic- 1117. was ruled out by the confor Young. Ir. Smith for Oini. Peterson ference committee. would a Utah that eligibility ally certainty for Ericiteon. OffloialsReferee. Nor. But in spite of the losses. Coach have defeated the Colorado farmers rem Umpire. C, Peterson. Head lines-MSDick Romney a team that had the game been played here. Snow. ' -- will a .Jount of itself around turn good give may Logan's Agile' In the game. and .wallop the Colorado soil dig-can That germ, However. those who have seen Handball Tourney would put the Dick Romney crew the Ages backfield in action do the head of the conference : at not concede the Utah t team At Deseret Gymnasium , standing and would bring added chance to win. Hartshorn. whose interest to the gam her. Thanksplunging in the Denver Vol- giving day between the Utah Ai., hantiball pelf orot eymnitstumse varsity game leaf ;Saturday wits of and Utah., glee University the feature of the Camel Nye, teurnicsent -'opened yestentay with 10 to, the Utah Affect Referring feet testes. The resuite- - with the writ ,....,,team. ,whOgS ',Cork IALths last tewWIn one of the Denver'ScribeaH utes of play demonstrated hie it'll!' name uppestint first, ors as say that the Utah school has a class. and Scott, the big fullback, sooting machine. and while ....this is a machine that will put W. A. Coltovtk., ire P. Duncan,- - 1141. they have not yet met a confer. any defensive gyatem to the acid 21.4, Stettonsen vs. C. tones team, they have run op some test. While Scott did not show, Cards. L. epoxy vs. T. scores 11.1,, such as teams against Institete and - up as well against, the Parsons, Steward. , high t0.41,7, 31.1 . Ta Lund the Technical his admirers say that against a ve IL W. WoollsY S.; 17. T. Their team Is )4ontana Aggies. strong team be will be in good Pohlman F. Dint, S 11.10. a men around built number of form and be a worthy mats for tAmforr v!. V' Pronto; 11.4 111.17 who, were on the ohamplonithip Ny and Hartshorn." Dont vs. O. Capst,11-17- . team of 11117. when they shared . Lloyd Ilr.11.'" J. , the honors of the conference with LBurns, Matheson ye- - R I. Stott'. the Denver university. GOLDEN. Colo., Nov. It e lost Cannon, PI A. itiulth Ira X. who plays center, was the but we won." is what anyone at Christenson, t1.11. 1104. the Ore Diggers camp will answer fame center that year and- his States and Caned next la the United be supervised by a 'Mat eons. year will 10 five representing of members. unites five from I. ' . gridiron. the Boulder aggregatios from Colo. Cam-minredo Ibis afternoon on . field. Domes of tba condition of the Mid. It Is mooted that both toms wIU be obliged to resort to a line mailting attack, and the seer is therefore expected to be small. Utah's noted open field styli will of neottesity to be largely abandone& and bay this la expocteit to work a baadicap on the ,local eleven. As It is, however. tbe Crimean ullit aro the favorite& but tho wet field will slow down their playing considerably. net what tal.le tho weather Atonaltions wiU favor Is problematical. but it I. believed that Utah will be the chief sufferer. Tommy Iritspatricit'e men I the amateur associations and ' tICZ3 aDistE3 'HAa .I executive corattes of the Ameri - : " . which association. Trapshoeting tf r ,-. hers yesIts annual meeting , . ,. e i.o.n:.--terday.. , corn. ThO - itmeteur representatlon ,to...,..", 6 ''' Worcester. 1 ,, cheirmen, ' Jay Clark, P. Jlathewson. Anaconde. : Mast; & d. Meson Foster, City, moat; gemuel ' New York;.1t. IX . it".1s.: Ralph H. "I 1 '' Richmonfliotts, The other atom- New L. J. It. T. ... are here 9:i York; .,,,,..,, .,,,..., Clerk. New York; C. IIIPOOL'' Del.; .L.1.. Router. Cincinnell. eaington, G. Drew. New Raven. aid r. committee wIll - se meet here Dea ?. Theconsider - foe Ithets riadtforstutate pleas for It is probable ilia coining yeer. the (toiletries will be divided into tones. dog. , with a representetiv et the association 'see 0 each to take charge of cores and averages and to slit is. conducting ...shoots. , President E. YL Galvin of Wilmtng- - .. ' Iti ton, fAeL, announced that itt eras the - ti... Idea of the Americas Trapshooting se- societies thet in time the entateure , could asentm entire control id the o liss2 Alpert. 4 resolution stating that se one shall ties --, loarred from competition without be. ,, ' ' ,, trig given a bestring was adopted by , 'the dekgratte. ' , Mor. aloe is taking we of his club Swam sal It Is thought the following will be a the troth; Z41 Hanlon of $t. J0000lt. Jack Ryan of Peoria. Clarence Itowitod of Kliwithlte. 'Jack Itallood of Oklaboasa City. Bill Roark of Omaha. Irma!' leboil of Wichita. Z. W. Grand Zooids and Mike pickersof sof at. petit. Kelley. It ho boos Kelley loarsod. bus Noosed to atookag the boatel club is the Pacifla Coosti --Ott- SUPERVISE AT TRAPS - - bog be decidod plass foremost" atairsalo to rids oa that train. AI Teams,. jorosident of the Wools .,.'.: COMMITTEES WILL, In goods tommora boo mods w't Analog Dor ' of tho &rot( so moms aro .till agolost sad mossy favor It. Whothei It totem romalas to bo ea. Moor loarpo itstspiss will bit lag through Chicago s their way to ithrthefitil today'. Arraageothats have boos made for s crowd of theta to leave borto Itemloy vosiag at 11:10 stock. "tarry nartos of a Menai sporting - The tact strength of the men from gan is sot so woll knows by Rotity tate centerline football followora 1.4 and White. though they have r' - wona Itleo all their game so far this posse& hay only played 0110 coNforenco gams. This game was playod under the worst imaeleable for football. sad thorefore the score IS to doos not in. , (Urals the relativo trongth of the two too ma. . To complicate matters , tho Mentos r." down to Salt Litho and toys .te were journeyod on Crimson wallopod by the field. SI to O. If Tommy 0Cummings had loft his first string mos la tho f' wore would hairs boon muck largor, say who saw tho VIM'. 4, the critios Ts Colorado Á (1011 boat the Cent' non earlier in tho ooason II to IL On vapor it hopears then that the Logan , gridders haven't much chanco with the Colorado Farmers. Critics who saw tho toam from Montana play at Logos and MIR Lake agree that the turn from sorth did sot Pia? 00 tams brand U. of ball in both contests. Whother tho --tlef- sat ofthe Utah Aeat ths bandsthorn is not known gis Itdishsartonod not is but trotching the truth to tiAsay that the sam kind of a toam did in both struggicos. ii notTo appoar all outward appearances ths rams at But lake last Saturday gloss tho Crimiroa tho die for the Thanketiv. classics with the Agile& Thor ,., !I In nodaydoubt, that the eleven whippod -togethor by Fitzpatrick has improvoil muck since arty in the mason, U. of IA will find tho gni -- , eupptittors aro Willififf to bet thoir last z, dollar ea tho chancoo of Coach Rom. nor, busktos, and tho largoot crowd in the bietor.1 of Logan is ozpootod to 041...Anglo to Ealt 'Ake 4,, for the big gams, From Fort Colliize tit' Dino team Y goes to Boulder whorls thoy play the i'. t'nivoreity of Colorado(tkozt Saturday. "i has been playikg. good ball souldor of late and can be apectti. to fight ' 'i-- th Attlee bard. The U. or'''Colorado boa always been n otod for its eludont and when the two toams notest ' 'spirit the Logan warriors will find that toi. aides the sievon men they will wia bays a, twelfth man to boat in the -- "'-' . hap of the Boulder student body. - . - - - - Pesaro, Meat liatordor.-------- ," Prom Boulder trays to, Wyoming where-- tit strong . U. of Wyoming sloven will be mot. Wyoming has one of the strongest O teams In its historl on the gridiron ' this year, haying lost only ono game -- , and that was to. the trongColoradO ' At, Cow. Tho U. A. C. Fresh" Quad now bait . : Adam's field to thomeolvos. At the "beginning of the week they went of knd mmago through the hardest They its o rhing bard ik,r the gams nest ussday. blovombor II at Ogden Stainlit the Legion team. The strong American -- - froshiss bars lost but one game this " to and Baboon bops wallop the Ogden then meet on Armistice, ,- bunch when , arrontest rota:ding the rotors lootodi nt ,, ar to faro 'started to have a Inagosies aro . 1 estrovarelue b, oleo Is lino sualator. ' ' ' esti IS tat mooned' Totollay. Is bollovl they will have sassy lestiky &obois Owl 'mold too malty sag Ottoman, boadlod by, the meamaim II id leogvoe MANAGER I. , - loose SOUGHT BY RING Two of Tommy litapstriers rol'ablo footballer on Mgt rniversity of 1:talt squad. ltd Howell)" (loft) ts tolling for the eons' 'whirl mill moos to to tarry Os ball through territory of onomy. Vadat rotoroom right nd, to ready for a plunge intu tho opPotgog ith of a ba4 shoulder, has grovod ono of tko most trot:tiro lino plungre and Intorfaranot ruflowolls. lithe:tug not in the boot of oongition bore sm. ne. ths Mak toem has had tor oomo tim.. Ed put on coneiderablo "bvor whilo In tho army and la Ono of tho biggoot ,non on tho Viols Tidal Petitioi . although sot lulls as last as he mood to be, boa rondorod eolint &orric in big position on the end of tho lino He Is E ood on riamisi dovra Punta. and la latoreo011ng sad r000ltrind forlyard P11100L ..116 akbo ours la tackling. this la kis Mat 'oar In colloato football that hi t. emonninommoo rr I Kolar. Cal I.- -4. LEONARHOYEBOINI Utah ,Favored to Defeat Boulder Today Crimson Eleven Hopes to Break Old Jinx Presides of Uw Os itits1 flub of its Psetna C4s6st oss. is Is Choosy ea hid way oast to snood the asocial moot.' the Timone of the lather leasem is to the kilt to SPrisstista. bailie for lb resiorstios of the law, portainist ohs mayore to draft "layers, from tbo lower otheatootioem, yto Mooed th sbolLoimaost of Ike draft si th Salt tomottloa. bet lost booties Ub majority' laolotod Viol It Imo Slims trtaL H woo tried loot oesoott. Kolas Is of soloist' tkat draft hol's to the game sad also that Hoofs sholoth bo esti rovers's( body Is hambalL Willis as ossiSse sad atipors split work tor last 'Motor Omni woo the satioaal mossoolotioa. Si II hai both. lag to do withliolL oases Mold. the Battle To 4hir in Fort Collins ,2 May !rove Crucial Ono of I Nov. OVICACKI. fikT I FOR' HARLINYIN UTAH ACCIES'CIASIII CAL EYING COLORADO D 10:' ,, i . ; ' .. 111111111.....:1 . I: a7.811:11L , . , , 1 1111 - ,. , |
