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J Itt' t ,, . - ' - grit:sr:1W Win ISATIS De Wald .41.oka,11-1Smith on the igto a feat and exciting game field at RaYsville. .narlit County high the home team went down to .defeet at th hand of the11 EastO. high Leopards Woody Romby the core of a to splendid game both ney's boys played deon deelute and offense. Stone, wall and fense when on their own goal lineLeopit strong aggressive forcing the part ard to take the defensive the most of the time featured the game This is t IS " I ' ,,ti . - , .,.ifka Henderson a.gb.... Aid, Livingston Meyer , Jawkes .tbl. Th. summaryf East highShrepil Substitutional for Ryan, Mutton for, toe Wald. Van Cott for Gillespie. DavisWoolley for Davis. East highTouchdowns, Scoring: Livingston 2, F. Meyers, Smith. Jewites: goals folleviing touchdowns, )3urrows . Major IP. A. referoe; Harry Hal. ton. umpire; Major P. H.- Thompson. , r linesman. head - . 'll , - ft - . ' I. Y ' . 1 : Zr r . -- , ; et ,0), 1t,,to e 7 71 (1.11 t . ate 1 41114, 14'1 , ,:, ,p- 674 , - (AffAiis . one When a "1"; " W .: I 136 a ouece VILLA NOR GETS fij OHIO CREDIT FOR A TIE , . .. . 4; IS CROSS C111 RUN George Washington allowed a 11 to 7 victory. The decision resulted from a dispute over th second touchdown when the ball went into the dugout behind the goal posts. where a George Washington player fell on it. Under the rules, the committee held the dugout is considered part of the grand stand and therefore. the ball should have been line. played from the IMPOTANT 4MES 11ODAY PETERSON'SHOPES1 fri ' ' take-anothe- -- D. S. U. Boys. . - , an -- -- ...i,, d- .- S' , 1 Oh Ot . ,Z ', '' , Ilip . .. 4 P it 41, Boys 6 . t, s, s ss -- A and : ' j - 4. 1., 4 lever la. , Here Who's Another Wonderful - tams Bicycle Club a Join now pay $1.00 a weekby Imes you tan ban your wile& Any Ivor :ohnson or Brooks Bicycls ina1ide4 in, this pltn. i - Zaby Carriage Wheels F.011111RIE CO. r wurr EIMCCWD viz irxemPatio DOUTPI 1-110 Ivor Iebnoczt Service 1 Oet tco allnt:g.: football teams made up the Pacific 1 - coast conference program today. Ore- gon University teani, which. &aimed the 1919 championship. plays Stanford at Stanford. while California meets A the Oregon Aggies at Corvallis. Ore. 'Washington state, another confer. Five Mile Modified Mara enc. 11. goes outside the organisation meets Montana, but la extodly thon Sanctioned by A. A. - pected and to have noeasy time as Montana recently defeated winning Wash. Washington, the ;sixth confer. U. anti Under the Direc- ,. ington. end team, does not Play. In the south the strong University ' Southern California 11 meets Po. tion of the Deseret - . of mona , college at Salt Lake: Nevada meets Utah. and at Walla Walla, 111016. - Gym is Planned. plays Whitman. At Stanford, . before the game. the Stanford-VS. C. !Varafty play. -Saturday. November 27 in the date set hi forte annual 'cross city marathon be he. ander the aumpices of the Des-- . MD eret gyrih1a.1ura. The same Course that has been nitiel in former years will 01116 a.11111AIRk' folklwed--brt- b runnerc-:-011troitg-at east South Temple street and College avenue at 10 o'clock, and east et I EW YORK, Oct, SO.Willie Jack. to State street, smith on Sfate-itreSeven-there to Seventeenth Southwest on son, contender for the light. Main on to teenth South and, north odfle 131r.li'tnsYMain to the Pioneer monument. cover.. wLeectignhatrd.chkamnoPel:nedght:d, J hag a distance of about five miles.. Al Warden, star dititance man simnionti out in the tenth round of their of the Ogden A. A. nLou run uncle,e the bout here last night. colors of that club. Kump of Nast scheduled I For nine rounds Willie gave Eddp se. re punishment. this line. Kump winning the High' second, after the tenth round began, school marathon Lott spring. Bob Mar.. tin, winner of last year's event, male Jackeon landed a right to,4Itz's,. jaw tun under the colors of the R. k'. O. N. that drave him on his heels.' He fol Entries are aim expected from lowed 'nother. Fits clinehed and Re. Jordan. the Utah Agricultural lege. the. University of Utah and the Jackson Smashed a left to ,Eddie's jaw. 'B..I1V U. Tho Anieritaa Legion post of Fits landed a and got-,- a Ogden and the Malone,' ()nerd of Utah ,hard on the ja ,.:Jackson backed right will lat o lit to phr tetaered rom. t for those who etrosh arouneb and waited to and his right . among the first is being prepared and Re finally got it over an Its dropped a team prize for the club having the, for a,count of nine. Wheb..hs arose first five men acrose the finish line. Jackson got Eddie on the 'To s and Pounded; hint to unmercifully thitt,he sank tel the. floor.. The ,bell sound'e4 DENIESS ,THAT, and seconds ef Fits jumped in the 'ring and carried him to the corner. Hightersons , er torts i..tte'.'Jók:i - Phooey .... McOuire rt.. .re.... Ihb.... Strohmeir Tette Henderson rhb Crisier C. Taylor ' Referee. Birch, Ea'rlham: Inight, Dartmouth; held judge, umpire, Hutch- - ens, Purdue; head linesman, Toukt. Illinois, Wesleyan. LOGAN DEDICATES -- "BIGGEST GAME" TO LOYAL SUPPORTER LOGAN, Ott. Colorado Ogio-Uta- h ' a :A.Today the Strata; Agile football game being fought 0n Adams field is , being dedicated to Logan's foremost football enthusiast and supporter of 4.:. college athletics. Mr. Adana is at ,present cashiet of the Thatcher bank. He secured his financial and his football training at theincidentally Utah Agricultural col- leg.. For three years he held down- the Position of right halfback oii th Aggi team. He was a member of the first U. A. C. football team to defeat the Univerelly of ',tail, when, in 1502 e playe,1 in the fainosta "practice geme" Utah. Mr.. Adams will leave Logan on Nov. 1 to accent the management of , two Ogden banking inblitutions. ,student body and football team of The the Utah AgricultUter college decided enthusiastically to. honor to Mr. Adams before his pay departure by dedicat- In the conference game of this year biggest to him. Orvil Adams hag vrOn the I've et the students of the U. C. year &nee' Year. He has always A. a staunch friend and supporter been of all athletic teams. His hobby is athletics and he keeps himself in ditiOn by conetant perfeet physical Onparticipation ricotta forms of Mr. Adams considers athletics sport of prime Importance in tbe life of any or .eommunA Itollege , ay. Beeause of hi. deep intereet sports he has, acted as an imPortelit member of Mg athletic costmittes, of the chamber of commerce, and in this capacity has been. In part. reaponsible for the enthusiastic eupport given V. A. C. athletic events alwaya , by an townspeople. Mr. Adams has Coo ' been a prominent. figure in putting' over the Caehe- Valley baseball league. 114 41 Ina. col-go- Is,::::t.:..' 1t....Jackson (Cast.) Hartung ...Bever ..4. .......... Igc.... , and also holding the Panthers for Thirteen: points were made by the Panthers dur-- , ing the first quarter. In the second quarter. Funk started the scoring with touchdown and Roberts kicked Funk repeated with another Kinn ter soon after. Roberti missing the. goal. Funk again scored and Roberts kicked the goal. other torero thin quarter - andmaltdo. bearts MitosOd the lila. In the third period Funk again start- ' ed the point making with points. Rob- ern s try at the goal was successful. At DAVISCOURT WINS. e West this etas captain. Yank, was takenIrotn thehigh to game due ,vtiaarenlitu43nr)i.NRiloX'uth'saAnAroitlielekit".4:ul tette firNtiderite in the Juries, causing a eiow-u- p ther aggreasiveness.. William. i two Out of 'three fells here last ered a Saint fumble and made the final score of the game. n!ht . Daviscourt Roberts kicked got the first fall in 39 tni tee. lionlanoff took the second goal. NC HE filoTHE g in IS 40 seconds and o The fourth quarterstarted utts, 30.teJohhni Davis, court fr 'the thin in tcn minutes oral substitutions in- the West lineu and knocisoUt from Ray Long. of Spring': three s Tond and the Itiaaying was about even with , fleid, Ms., here last night in their the L. D. S. having a slight advantage. oct. ItAbe 'Att e 11 , scheduled No 'wore- - was made In this .period but moyntEAL., to. when Long tore the final whistle found them advancing i former pugilist. who Is 11U1001r. thost the ligaments in hie left elbow in the - ,FOOTBALL RESULTS. sixth oa the Went goal-linround and with what apunable to v 'Indlotedby the Cook county grand jury The men bad been fIghting At Indiano1aI:PU(1r lows univerisitY peafed to be scoring. prospects. In .connection with w'se the. Chicago. until Funk evenly 13; Simpson eollege. S. Long. injury. easily tss. star for till, .itt t, Panthers. beIng .a sure ground gainer baseball scandal. declared tells'', In a 11 college, 27A; Eiel4t,olkiorthinees0. on offense end a rock on defense. Rob- - statement that he was not responsible Texas, Oct. erts sign played aeneational ball for for the "fixing." of the world series Oleznare. Toledo. Ohio. and .Tommy At AllantaOglethorps university. the Panthers; aocounting for many long between Chicago and Cincinnati last Burke- - of $t. Louis. scored seventh: II; Wniford. O. runs around the ends. At Jacksonville. Ill.IllinOill collets, krear. Atte!l asserted that he was in. round knockouts over Jack Hysti of St. flames and Christopherson on de- - capable of carrying out ouch an Paul and Pat Bliihop of MIchigan here; 112: Wesleyan university. 7. and Armstrong and Irvine on of- - dertaking because of the lack of fonds.. last night. At Indianola. Iowa unis . revise' played gobd ball for the losers.;; Attell said that one of the "master. 13; Simpson eol'ego. 4. hersity. I - iminde." in the scheniewas end la. The lineup and summaries: pro.1 KALAMA.Z0l4; WinesStill college, 1I1 tocted became. of his financial ponitio4 boxing commissiotriast night re- Elisworth college. 21. west. D. S. "'coition. I. !Tha former pugtlist added that th 19111 etai ful4d to tiOr0 In bout. which permit !Inherit' Ray world a Oases wan not the first Oeta Homer Smith,. Michigan heavyweight Klotz ro. Mereette aloe upon hicif major league playarachampion. had-been aubecituted for erns rt rapn Gregory wore o111rflult peranaded of BartMOT Important Western bartitir t tha-- t Arnold Roth- il44aliko asaarteti of New York. Good ---Pet t, 0 rocently received a (loan leyTheMaiden. rh stin. .....-.4Games on for Today ronimiesion hero, Davin rg Parry bill fipm tho Cook county grandiJurTi after it would notlinpOtiptA that :Iverson e Johntoe made between140,0110 and $70,000 be- A- tin Epeantion aidas expenses out Of ..the aeries At Salt LakeNovada vs. Vtab... BALTIMORE NHL Oct I . Artnetrong ..... .Inb WMan fight litchPtinted to take place here laat At LoganColorado Ago' lea I's. b Irvine night; ow wean fienny Leonard, : Orton ASKS STUDENTS TO the 1itiht-- 1 Viola Air liel. Tune. .1b.... At I.enverWromlne Ire. Colorado we,ght champion. an'. Harlem Eddie ' rItotorOe. Han: e mplro. Rom: hoed was declared off ebon tho time inern, DO NO WAGERING )(oily. linsman Gray; timhooper. Christen- At Colonolo r,ame to, them to go on. Tho,rensoni V, von, to florado 'oiler, tTHACA. N. l',. Oct. 2a......--- a lettr ti'y given vas that thore trap not oufficiont Woot WII- - Pornote Parry. graduate roaliaaar of stionoy.in the hones to py,hote. mon! At Stanfor4-9ro- don Set,PinitTottehtlowite, va. Stanford. flame 4. trunk 1, tiro1or7.,C,411it t I'omona--- 1: S. C. to: Pomona. !tom arhiletios I Cornell. aeltirg tho tudont whit, they isantod. At PAt14401111WashingtoR Stat tou,blowns. Itoboets te refrale from hstittott en the. Loonord wait soilflod as, h got lz tote t i hoe, , Montono. StshotitationoNctotftooren for De- in N'oly Tor . oat of the roc'euNi In iti botoffir,e and game At Walla WallaIdaho vs. Whitfor Mots, Conrad for freek.t.Nor. 41. was Pobitahod hre today, a bond which tbo promoter had put sio,Itaekay role for pda, bey. (orison for I Manager Parry atorkortod that eroAg up ei ith tho 'tato tHotiog t omotioalon.. man. I t CortalliaCallfornIk ta. Or-fHarvey for Mork Aehor for flregory,sodnoso in hotting on protositional bas.. guaranteeing him $1,0000 more, , Mork for Horror. ' Abell 'limos, trotitly osposod. throatotte, --ir Agoloo. i... n 8 t 4:,trnhoftt for Pariserth. ' t e be 6 uplicat ed Ift ititerebliselatte At fsozemauCrodfloos kALASIAZolil. It irh. net. '..tld Moots' I Poltroon ter P000loy, Chrirtonhooveta for pport sad tetiroatod that e group elf no State. hetPeon bent Grob and liorry dr ithilit too frvioe, ttoCee ,rrt,feetlittrel iteMbtore Mar- he Moos. Hartley .114addon. Warefor4-4Pooroon,At P. .1. C. a. "rho1910d greetings for loot for Chriatonhoroon, ehriotothorooe forlorLne to ohtaitt "easy money- - front tia,,- - Wit. has tyeett postponed , q Waif neat Stanford froottmon. Vrirthl It. Paperer-for faimbell." ,,t leortradoatte, reek. Gran-anoth- , - - Court Surprised At Mac's Plea of Not Guilty to Liquor Charges. thilesreal Bervico.) ' , looks EW TORIE;Oct Illte & lohe to in.." said John I MoOraw. basoball, of the Giants. yetis manager plea of not torday followtog his Of 'guilty to theactchargehaving violating a bottib by ,ths Voletesd of whisky In litie posossion. The plea of not guilty came as a big urpriss to the court. inasmuch as it was the worst belief that litoGraw would plead guilty. palt I Iti fln which could troublZ a-drAlid end so avoid the attending eourt.ball.McGraw was re. loaned is WO bk.Graw had a good lime dodttind eamers.men. betersi times dodging tha wily picture, shootors by slipSuiten' MGe& his stping, behind as about to be hi Just 111,-"- It IN . Kattoit , - : , - The, West high Panthers triumphed over Om L. D. S. I:, gridders in a speedy game On Climming'srfield kesterday by a seore of 83 to O. 'rho field was fast and tho weathr-idea- l. for a football gam. aneept during the last few-minutes Of play when a airier drizzle set In. The Gold and Blue started out on a strong aggressive drive but tha Pan. soon got going and from then on the result was never In doubt. Straight football was played throughout the game, most of the gains of both teams being made through the line. In spite,ot the one Bided store, the game .dow.na on several .000ksions. Ttleliii'i,S.iiiii.1.!...i-l--.-''.':'- (My Je Girls, . . )1, ' , - . 0,-- v, b SC'and t Strong on Offense and Im penatrable On Defense Roy. McIntyre ts Panthers Roll Up Big Score on L Taylor...., Nemecek Trot t glyker Workman COIEBERE , NOVEMBER21 Huffman (Capt) J. tipplers ON MM, MINM beRtt oFoltrtNelgon J , TODAY chance for the big ten ohamplonship. Ohio's supporters are evidencing their faith In their team by offering odds of I to I that the Buckeyes will triumph. The probable lineup: Ohio. Position. Chicago. Myers ie. Btinchcomb F011- - , 4 ' MIST TIME Neither team has according to a ruling of the ivrsity totem committee on college athletics. season and the loser tastedidefeat this was today will lose its At the time IN COAST SCHEDULED - : 1011 lo rd AWAYWITHCOACH ,WALLOPGOPHERS MEETS CHICAGO NoCHICAGO. Oct. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. and Chicago va has been credited with a seven to will meet on the gridiron this afternoon for the first time in the history seven tie in the game played last Saturday against George Washington un- of the two institutions. ' , TO WESTHICH ROMPS ILLINI 11ExPgc TS - and recreation. Be was always indepartment of the State rair and when Utah had its clined toward sport, even in his boy. Ispoed horse racing ever. Since then hood days when he rode horses in St. a director in the Salt been has Louis for his dad.- Lester rode a bike Baseball club, an ardent golf In the old racing days at Becks. as a member of the Rambler team. Horse- !Laketennis devotee and a booster for in clean and everything men still refer to the days when, for four years, he was manager of 'lite sportamen--th- at good . at ed 4S14 I. 11:gC3V13C2 . - -- Pr, to a meeting here. rejected the of lasker plan, for a high tribunal three disinterested men to govern baseball which luta been approved by the National league and by the three American league magnates. These directors have a counter plan which would put the tasks of running baseball into the bands of three from P . I fellows" CHICAGO. "the little aro going baseball, tell the haughty magnates the bigger league how baseball Is be conductid in the future. ,Directors of the American league the National league. three front American league and three from the National Aseociation of itaatiball club.. They criticise the Lasher be. cause the Infin It 'would put at plan the of the national pastime would not,hese of ncoasity,bo practical baseball men. The minor leaguee will hold their annual meeting at Kanass on Nov. 0. The day before that. Nov. I a joint meeting of the two major leagues will be held In Chicago.,,. If the minors approve tb tacker plan there Is little doubt that the schem will prevail. If the minors the American league directors approve plan. whion would give the minors a larger voice in the management of baseball Mira. the Looker plan will be beaded,for the discard. be seen that the minors It can aro goingreadily to "cut conaiderabie Ice' In the remaking of baseball's plan of gov. ernment 30.--V- 1,1101111114.11 '' ....... . ' liAl. I . 4,' - "08 v I ' ea.., ' : . .....-,- - . 1 minor of to ot ;O.The Oct. , I - . HUSTON.) (International News Service.) -- rill'''. . .. e-,- ', 4; , , (Br Lunt Ea A. , - 44 . T P.;' 9, , oA . . ' . BasebalL , .: k., ' 10.-- -11 URBANA. lila linole, "Big Ton" .chlamplons, 'spool to step toward the 1S20 title by defsating Minnesota on , Illinois field this afternoon. By roason of the defeat of the Gophers by Indiana and Northwestern, the Illint are favorites in today'e game. Minnesota has been drilling diligently for two weeks in preparation for this tarn. however. andsitehas many sup- will upset her who believe porters , .ancient rival. MrEREST IN GAME It will be "home' coming day" for a. 20,001) AT HIGH. PITCH Illinois and of crowd graduates eZDeCtd was .is The probable lineup; ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct. at high pitch here today over tho footIllinois. , Idinnesola. ' Position. betwoon golterir.. ball game thig afternoon Carny Olandet 4.... George Tech and Centro college. Pro- Atwood .L. ..... debt Parations had beton mad to handl a Depler.(captain) nil today Clernont,,.,,,, row& of: 11(1.1)60 opoctatore Tierne emith . Rini .rt... all tickets had boon sold scoot thous Vnk la trom re MoClinock.b Hel nand admission Arnatrom for savors' thousand "Sob Pletcher qb seats which WrO to go Oa Sa1s4ust Regnier. lhb Paden or before tho Immo. Ralph Pletcher .. Jab.. Tiro Centro elevatt arrivoti la Atlanta Prelim Waigutot Cranglo yesterday in Um for a light workout. Wilton The Rentooklans said Gaily espooted to lit &Air, North wootortt, umrotr's; start the game without the gervimi 9t Bonbrook. Itillotolgtot field judirk Fullback Roberts who.was islurod la pire, Rot& mammals, liar. Elliott. 'Wools; the Harvard gam- last Saturday. vard. , have the first time that the Leopards where the ;result Played In a. game for In two yeers. doubt in was really high was the fourth quarter the East behind from forced to punt to safety tersest coo lino. On their,owe' goal downs by the for were held they defense of the Davis boys. and Rob. The Davie,ends. lieunden erta played a splendid defensiveongarnet, sevbreaking ue the Leopard plays Chipmen. the Davis eral occasions. high fullback, hit the line for repeated gains. gainLivingston.. wan the best ground to advaner for the East 11E14 showing ends. the tage ,on the runs aroundwell for the , lewites at full also played with ' the two Last woe, Leopards along Smith and Sutton. with a BO yerd run scored Livingston with - a score and Mayors followed the first Poriod. through the line In goals. SmithIn addBurrows lucked bothan the sad run ed gig pints with second quarter. Buorowe 11111111111111 the through mortal gain by Jwkos kicked the goal, the Atne, Burrows to O. score at the belt making the scored again In the third 1,Iviageton again in tho fourth, snaking period andtouchdown. kicked Burrows ho final OLD RIVALS MEET. both (owls. rooters Irtve coaches full of Leopard inter-.urbState ottefthe PHILApELPHII. 2:10 at left Salt LakeR The return was loads faced Pennsylvania Oct. at Franklin fleld rallway-Coach Besdek's "Bearcat" from shortly before 7:30 o'clock, ',Principal today. county were reported to be in J. 4. Coombe lend C. Oren Wilson were Center condition. Coach of Reisman the bast in charge of the students. an hour made eleventh he when change The 4111401IPI announced that Thomas. 134 pound cenDavis fn. Best MO (41). ter. would be played at Sullbeck in Miami place of Strauss who is not in good filitrOirt - P6att M!lIhftpe. rf - , At rix' di.. , 1 American League's "Faithf ul Five" Would Tie Up With Minor Leaguers to Work Out Plan to Reorganize 4 It i , MA N '''''t1111)1 ' . ') M . Barn. Lintord Roberta too" Saundrip .... . barker Davis Ledingham Chipman I MO . lirPP . Johnson Adherents Offer CountenSche.me ed EAST HIGH LEOPARDS GET SCARE BUT WIN ,,,, , r .40: '411111111111141191 , 1g , ,- e...-.111- 7 ..,,.. ízz,,,,,,) , Ir. ir0 sire) ril" ' '' mentions Salt TAks's class of men who sr. sportsmen for sport's sake- -the team. of Lester Freed must be InI First. cluded amon, the leaders. Lester, al113 a busy man downtown. a1w17s . ..110 though. MArtillel to find an hour or two dur 130 Ina' Os der for some form of sport 113 TODAY'S LINEUP. - -7- A 5 T MA 5T 1 K - , , , , As A' . e , J11 kovI. b,,, . , d. ' : . , ,0 4,11,..... 1 71 giSitJ 1 . , - - BALL the first born. game of the year, on a rain soaked Iteld the Crimson warriors of the Univerefty of Utah Pill battle the Nevada flatenene on Cummings field et Ilt0 this afternoon. Owing to the and ' heavy nentall last night the field Si a 'ea of mud this morning each team will have to rely on a lino plunging game. In this Itdepartmenta will he of play the elevens aro about even. Both lines re heavy and contest to see which holds up the longest under the strain. of aonfident The Velvereity of Nevada team arrived thia morning a short signal practice to wear out carrying away the victory. They beldwent to the hotel to rest for the the Witless of the long trip and then Coach Courtright says his team was never In better fighting battle. , t,,, , BE OMERVIISE SPORISMAN-4011DN'- T LAYING , .. , vi , , - .. Al WWI the Field a Sea of Mu d Straight Football Will bi Resorted to by Both sTeams With Slight Odds Fa". , , oring Utah in the Back field to Offset Her Less El. , , perienced Lint fettle anti are not diescouraged ever the men will not know until the whistle have not muddy field. The Sagehens car. WOWS. It is positive that be will ptat played for tiro weeks and no man man at this point as vies the scars of the Previous battles.- In his strange4 the will no doubt try to smashback-ReeThree men that the Sagebrushere de- Nevada and center today. In the Pond on in today 's game are Captain guards at work will Stiefel RabIt Bradshaw, field Vt. and 7ba1fback, and Smith Fairchild. nd. 1;very halls. Ferguson al fullback quarterback and to be at quarter. Cr will do the punting Pee of these men are reFuted Stiefel the drop kicking. the best at their position In the west. andLast Fitzpatrick sent The Crimson team will go into the his men night Coach condition. through a gruelling two hour! a in crippled battle today practice and the pep displayed minter, Ono of the boat tackles in the eignel who year, was a revelation to the veterans fountain conference last acho Bocky been have molding the 'varsity for this left-thto his to attend squad Prone' and Jamie wOrit. Stevenson will take Gil. game. During the practice Steveneos worked at ends and Henmere place at end and although his Is cock and Sliver changed off at center. an experienced man th Crimson win A big booster rally braved tint storm of "Jap" miss the expert tackling to sersnate the streets and last night At the other end Captain 01)mer. booster at the Pentagon thee-hi- s Prowls has not entlrely recovered fromis bold aThis is the first sign of pen.,disIre. injuries and if be starts it few tioubtful- how long he will last In his plared on the a bill for thethelastschool sign that years and is weakened condition. If Prouse is tak is coming to life after Its after the war en out Franke will replace him at end. he will a come. Tommy has not decided how and the lineup: Today's line ',hitt the center of his 3 . . n t , , . .6. 0 A' . , WEATHER JINX IS STILL ON "U" TRAIL I 4.., , N . i . . . . 4 4 3.1hark It. ' . AA . ,, ,.. , AO ., ,, . - ,. , . ,,,, ..,,,,,, ep,.. , A ; mai :so , ) D , . - it nEsERET, NEW S b ill'Uttliit t ;- ocruisrat ) 0 , I , 0, , Ile 4 t ,e:; ki. .., - i 0 doolp 17 , - r', I Al ; 1011.1-.- t, , , . I- , . . . , ' . 2011E . , 4i, ' 1 war - ,po4---v- torny. "shot.' 'al ,. , 4". WILL ASSIST ArGRAW. (Br Universal Sers-lco,- ) , rt. DrY11011 Jennings 'former manager of tho Petro It Tisrrs notniat John I. letlrow part on-er nd oreasot manager rot tho Now York Giants, In running the New 'fork 1,,am ID lett. netoetitng to. tin. Mends tr to of Jam' Ingo boro onntInno so 'haying and es'walk at &novo'," Jennings will ehana Sand) the moo ant the Itt141. - today:-Metlrow- inium It aCtrilionar:. l I7-a.00et- i e ' . con-Min- e. 1 !o11aucts--21S11- hnby . nfent., r - The , I i ' 11. i rortioll-Partmou- -- th 1 in 1 -1- , tom-rnu- i. A , . , I 0 - ' |