Show v FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 u mn I 4 1928 X i " L ' THE OGDEN STAND " i U7 — — FROSII ELEVENS i— greatest kickers in the history of the Rockies His booting undoubtedly will play a big factor in Saturday's contest SPLENDID LINE Utah's line will overshadow that of Colorado in power and weight hut don't overlook the fact that the Colorado line has been coached by the expert Alvin Twitchell The two backfields appear to be With Davis out of the a stand-of- f backs will Colorado the picture have a slight edge however o affair is exThe of more crowd to a attract pected than IB 000 people Hundreds of Ogdenttes and fans of northern Utah wilLattend Utah Aggies with two victories and a tie game down In the percentage column face one of their hardest foes in the mountains in Colorado Aggies The Farmers of upstate will enter the contest minus the services of Red Wade and Theron Smart This naturally will hamper their chances against the seasoned Hughes machine The Colorado Farmers however will not have Brown sensational back in togs He is ineligible The Hughes outfit will rule slight favorites Ott Romney's Brigham Young university athletes will facea Moncontana State at Bozeman in test that is attracting unusual interest This affair looks like a spirited contest Wyoming twice defeated meets the University of Denver at Denver in one of the other games of Satshould win handily urday Denver Colorado Teachers and Colorado Mines meet In the other conference game BALIFF SLATED Mark Baliff former Ogden High back will start the game at Bozeman Saturday at' fullback for theu Cougars Baliff has"Y"shown unus-at ability at the camp and may remain at the fullback post during the balance of the season O Npvj 2 — (AP) —Football that built land paid for Ohio state university's gigantic stadium is to beutilizied during the next ten years to" finance a $1750-00- 0 physical education recreation and athletic building jprogram at the university Announcement of the program was made last night after a meeting of the university athletic board The program calls for the erection of five new buildings and the enclosure of the sides of the stadium with steel sash and glass The stadium improvements will cost approximately $100DOOand will be made first Erection of proposed buildings in nata-toriuthe order for completion are buildintramural sports ing women' field house varsity field house and boathouse m SHADE IN BOUT WITH OLD RIVAL NEW YORK Nov 2— ( AP) —If Dartmouth should beat Yale or Penn State should! beat Notre Dame tomorrow it would be the first time on record that such a feat had been accomplished Here are the facts and figures on a half dozen football rivalries including these two which feature the day's program Yale won nine and Dartmouth not any in rivalry begun in 1884 one game was tied Penn won five and Chicago one with one tie since 1398 Notre Dame won one and one game was tied in two meetings !" since 1925 Washington and Jefferson won five Lafayette four and one was tied since 1898 ' Cornell won ten and Columbia four with one tie since " 1SS9 won nin and one tie s'orthweatern- - two with " m-since 1892 Minnesota ANY GAMES ON SATURDAY SLAtE ew York Eleven "Will Face Georgetown In Crucial Affair -- By HERBERT W BARKER (Associated Press Sports Writer) NEW YORK Nov 2— (AP)— Football prognosticates were espethe cially timid today about Georgetown-NeYork j university contest at the Yankee stadium to morrow Experts Incline In the general direction of the New York university but there is no attempt on the part of any to discount he strength of the invading Washing-tonion- s Both teams are undefeated and untied New York university has come to thatj position by way of tougher oppoaitipn but Georgetown has piled up the greater number of points and has the better defensive record Cornell's battle with Columbia Is another that looms as an even Stephen sort of an affair Cornell put up a wonderful display of defense football against Princeton last Saturday but the offensive was and has been woefully weak Columbia which lost Hank Kumpf and a game to Da rtmouth twp weeks ago does not seem nearly so formidable as it did with Kumpf in the lineup There's Syracuse and Pittsburg too to develop wrinkles in any exPitt has beten pert's forehead beaten twice and Syracuse was nosed out by Nebraska ind tiied by Penn state yet both have powerful teams The only difficulty Is to pick out the stronger Penn state meets Notre Dame at Philadelphia in the only outstanding intereectional game scheduled in the east The Nittany Lions battle Rockne's eleven at Philadelphia taking advantage! of the fact that Pennsylvania has evacuated Franklin field and departed for Chicago Army and Colgate should have not too much trouble disposing of Depauw and Wabash but Princeton an unbeaten team may not return In the same condition after meeting Ohio state '"''' at Columbus y Bear stories have jbeen prevalent all week at Yale and Dartmouth camps If all the injured fail to get in the game at New Haven it will look like a battle between a third-strin- g Yale eleven and Dartmouth's fourth string Aside from the Lafayette Washington and Jefferson game at' East on and Brown's clash with Holy Cross at Providence Jthe rest of the e teams are meeting east's opposition now ated as minor Harvard takes on Lehigh: Navy meets West Virginia Wesleyan and Boston college tackles Manhattan w I j -- big-tim- CHICAGO Nov 2 — (AP) — Seeking revenge and! a" promised chance to tackle Mickey Walker for his middleweight! crown Dave Shade of California will meet Rene OHIO GRID STAR De Vos wiry Belgian warrior in one of the most important ring EARNS EXPENSES duels of Chicago's indoor season BY at the Coliseum tonight The bout will be 10 rounds to a decision and a gate of $25000 (By NEA Service) y seems assured DELAWARE Ohio Nov 2 — A De Vos handed Shade an unmer- football player on Saturday and a ciful beating in their previous en- preacher on Sunday — that is how counter at Philadelphia last sumNorman Scribner mer incapacitating liim for severgiant tackle of al weeks Shade charged the Belthe Ohio Wesley-a- n team ia spendgian was permitted by the referee to foul him repeatedly his weeking The Californian has never lost a ends Hfc Is from Baltimore Md fight in Chicago De Vos was the Scribner earns general favorite enough tnoney to pay his expenses as YALE ATHLETICS by serving Methfor pastor SHOW odist Episcopal churches In cenNEW HAVEN Conn Nov 2— tral Ohio Last (AP)— A deficit of i$4073161 in i I i year his minisYale athletics notwithstanding gross terial- duties and i liter revenue of $111928010 is shown in the annual statement for the rtvwuaw ihim top busy to year ended June 30 published toiplay football but day Football was the great rev-mi- he is squeezing in tle time this year maker with $103321198 gross He weighs pounds stripped and $54308476 profit and gets advantage of every pound The general deficit was due to when in action You ought to ask a heavy building program soma of his opponents PREACHING © 1 — i'J' — must Michigan Ready For Illinois Team ""'"" § At Ann Arbor BRIEFS mmm4 s two Institutions have come' togeth er Not too much is known of the B Yi V eleven except that it is the best freshman outfit they have ever bad at Provo The same thing coula be said for the Aggie iyoung stent !sa that a great result Sd far the Aggie tearit hasnft shown any oiffense to speak of arid this £e£artr4nt of play hw been stressed during the week by Fresh man Coach Sterl Anderson Thje defense against line plays has been The strong Un-vealmost perfect Ay of Utah! frosh team failed to gilrt through the line but managed to scori a victory by completing 3ev!ral passes: for touchdowns This won't happen again Accord ing tb Anderson aa his backs --and enda halve bUn working strenuous attack of any ly td (defeat f passing : kind The Aggie lineup will find Bowep and Ward at at center Jepps-oguaiids1 Shields and N Smith tackils! E Shtith and I Smitli ends! Dibble duarterbaek Thompi- son ana uesenner naiiDacus uny Most of thesb Maugjhajn fuillback men are in if airly good shajpe and readvfX—f 6r a bard game Ward is pcH v'-- v V v4- - ' - rc5w- f£ VJ1' 411 I Four schoWstic' games are being staged today! in the northern division of the jstate association Ogden is meetirig Davis oti the local field in one attraction Weber plays at Boxf Elder and North Cache plays at Logan South Cache is scheduled at Bear liiver - - S Sf Soggy gridirons over the state will hamper fall of the scholastic machines A ontest of unusual Interest will be played Saturday at Provo when East meets Provo i °x y Ip1 4 — - r 1 Penrose clssy back of the L D S eleven is piitof the Saint lineup suffering Ijith a leg injury ' ' — Yi- - 1 The Saints j are meeting" Granite today at West high This promises to be a stubborn contest ': rs around the contest' Saturday V TTTV M TC'Wl 1U1 AMrr nlovB uvltP£n liajcii :j The game! Is scheduled to start at BOiSatday MQSCOW Ida!Nov six years faithfully following in the fjootsteps of his teacher the late oach AndyfSmlth of the jot Calif ornia Coach Charlie Erb of tho Idaho Vandkls apf parently has abandoned the famous Smifh etyle of percentage baseball Erb dropped this style of play last Saturday and gave the UniverAngreles a sity of California at Loswere Indications today drubbing that he fwould use a new style Of State (against the Washingtori nex!t renewil in the pougars college Satu?day of a football duel that i as oild as thte two institutions Wih five regulars bn the bench sent his men into Saturday Erb to the ?ame with instructions puncn their way toward the goal line Strom the starting gun And the Vandals started — and delivered Erb lfarned the percentage gamie as- a Quarterback under Smitb op the famous Cjalifornia wonder ieant Sincd tbat time at the University of Nevada and at Idaho Erb ba followed thrit style of play somej-timtcl the (detriment of his team st spurred by the Idahoans'willperfprm-ancelago into Saturday Erb the game with tne cougars intend ing to crasn larousn 10 a wn iiuif the ospehing of the game fell 'L - Ohio State linemen who will at tempt to stop fthe charge of a pow erful squad of Princeton backs wfieh these two teams meet in an injtersectional clash at Columbus 0iib on Saturday November 3 cairry ample poundage Fred Bar-raj- tt the sophomore center who is honbeting touted for oris weighs 236 pounds and Leo Raskowski who made the All-A- n erica team as tackle last year Bill Y'oung weighs 208 pounds arid Joe Ujhelyi the two Buckeye gilards each tip the scales at 190 Tiie lightest man on the line is Bill Fsler who weighs 173 pounds arid he is one of the jmost aggres sive They hope to stop Prince ton and avenge the defeat suffered last year when they journeyed to Princeton several Incidentally eastern experts will be on hand arjd the hope to impress them Go nr":T It Testudinate! : All-Ameri- ca " ' II ' - x If - i r ils- If ' A H- - h ip h If o - v 3 5'- ' yx SK & Utah Aeeies mar start the con test at Fort jColHns Saturday with two regular backs out of the line ae ana smart up Jiea are both nursing legcaptain It Injuries is doubtful if either jf these men will get into the battle Clash Today At Ephraim Elevens May Use Passes Weber-SnO- With Ohio State Is Down As Headliner ev-er- jy ($ f col-leigu- es EVElf - j f ld 1 j ! I go-Ir- i al Heir-onymo- j ei r rvov nviitiAiMi '"'!' j w us 2 —A soggy loomed for footballers of Snow colleg: and Weber college when they clash this afternoon in CSS' their annual flareup The Wildcats arrived here last They've turned turtle so to speak down in Los Angeles and a night from 0£den and were proin splendid physical trim terrapin derby Is soon tobe held the turtles starting from the cen- nounced ter of an circle and the first to the circumference winning for the headline contest Snow is out to down the visitors And here's Ruth Roth pacing her entries with "Multispeed" in the In the event that the locals win it foreground just burning up the track will be the tifst defeat in five seasons of leaguje competition for the Weberites Both team! expect to resort to HOLIDAY GAME aerial work asI a result of the muddy field neid 80-fo- '''' SOCCER LEADERS GETS INTEREST BAH LEC ALLIES i r— -- MUDDY FIELD OHIO BOOSTERS -- two-year-o- University j of Idaho southern branch at pocatello has offered the Utah freshmen a date at Poca tello on November 24 Present in dlcations point to the Acceptance or the date FOR BIG GAME By BRIAN BELL (Associated Press Sports Writer) NEW YORK Nov 2r— (AP) Tie Princeton football team is assured of a warm reception from Ohio state at Columbus tomorrow Tfie welcome may be too cordial The Tigers enter the game with a leps impressive record than that of trie Buckeyes and their 20 to 0 VANDALS AWAIT victory of last year will avail them in this game Neitherteam ATURDAY EVENT nothing his been defeated but Princeton's bfst against Virginia was a 0 to 0 ° MOSCOW Idaho Nov 2 — (AP) tife — The jdahb Vandals today were JThe Ohio aggregation is doing resting after the close or aforiireejs things this seasonas it has not done the iri years— of trjainiing in preparation beating Michigan for inhomethe traditional "big game stance and Indiana Northwjestern comihg day contest with Washing wfere other victimston tate cfcllege here Saturday I When Princeton last went west afterho(jh was deof University tlje Chicago As! a final grind Coach Charlie feated 21 to IS in one of the most Era sent hjs huskies against the sensational on record games freshman team in a full game yesi- behind in frorn coming terddy He felt that his thorough- damatic style hew a brand and ly rphovated team ln the game at Princeton last offejrisivje pln would win from the year the Tigers took liberties with CoujgarsV the Ohio line which cannot be duwill call There Is plenty of 3obertson probably with Bill Kershisnik plicatedin now Bill Roper's forwards but pwer Hutchinat fallback and Hult and players have not found themson it jhalvfes Clarence Dittman the selves in early games Ohio on whb the other hand was an alert senstiorta-- sophomore end set of ma44 hjs dbut last Saturday irll linemen constantly on their toes start at end! Diehl and Sumpter atid charging low and hard on' who boated khe field goal to tie the play with St Mary's !jThe ' battle' score at three-a- ll should develop Into Brim-hallanseason tackles will last play of centers a battle The Ijpretfy k Martin Gus and Kirkpat-ric- kingpins of eacW" team stand ou-center Fifed Barratt who passes the belli Ihdicitioris were that 12000 per for Ohio state and kicks goals aft-e- r sons the largest football crowd in touchdowns on occasion weighs the history of the university tvil atkut 250 pounds and tackles down Two special tbje field as Qften as his lighter attend the game train! s hpve been chartered by fans Captain GJiu(k Howe of Princeton scales only a mere 18S pejunds but follows as closely as is humanly possible the tradition TIf RTEEN ENTER that the Tiger leader must be in eytery play PUBLICO siThe ends average almost the PIMLICO Mr Nov 2 — (AP) — same The state flankmen Fesler A field of 13 was named for toddyls 173 Alber 177 and Surln 17Bt Pirtifco futurity 540000 added average a bit under Stinson- 174 Marshall LField's High Strung Lowier 188 and Morrison 165 j wirinef of the Belmont futurity iOhlo state probably will start the was fefavorlte at 8 to o igloo wa3 rugged Haskowski 208 and Bill at 4 toil Dr Freeland at 6 to 1 Young 19Q at the tackles opposand" the Greentree stable entry of ing Barfield 200 and Hockenbury GometoAkery and Justinian at 103 Hoekenbury's quick work Other entries included Sandiv saved a possible Cornell score at to Shorn constitution rnar vuit Plilinceton last Siturday when he Neddie Jean Valjean Sun Brooni fell on a fumbled ball menacing Bravery and The Nut his goal Jack Whyte 196r is isure colts toisee The race for action during the game for and fillies: is over la one-mil- e the Tiger as will Joe Cox 184 course jPrinoeton's guards may include Byles 185 Mestres 203 and Dun-ca- p 179 opposed to Selby 174 and Larkins ISO and Ujhelyi 191 This KQTSONAROS WILL give the visitors an advantage OPPOSE IRA DERN will in' weight but the home towners — ij may be considerably faster SALT LAKE Nov 2— Ira Dern The backfields leave little to tr of tifeisjeityj mets George Kotsonj-aro- si choose with the edge if any to Princeton on the ground of Lof Angeles In the main event of a wrestling program here tlftat the team from the east has j htore good backs Princeton may j tonight be best twp start Norman WIttmer j Bennett The top feature will outs k threej falls to a finish ahd Miles with reserves consisting Moose Norbfck will meet Arjt of Requardt Strubing F&nshawe of the Cornell fcaj- - anid Loury hero Evaijs in orie of the semi-firjgame Ohio state is ready with Holman Coffee Eby and Kruskamp FKOM AM ATHLETIC FAMILY with Fouch Horn Oory and subject to call Glen Harmeson Purdue quar'- terpicklF corneal from an athletic MAY SEVEH RELATIONS Harold His brother faroUy thfc which Texas and Vanderbilt shares fwitn E?mer OUphant been hondr Of being Purdue's only fourj-lett- haS playing football anHek"t man his 'feister nually for years may not meet in Texas is eager to play starred in athletics at Purdue and 1929 another! brother Ernil vas a star Oklahoma university at the Texas state-faiinstead' of Vandy iracii man iaj iiuiicr ( The homecoming contest will not only attract thousands of fans but enough former players to make upa number oft elevens Lon Romney Henry Richardson Rex Suth erland Jimmy Wade and scores ot other greats pf the past will be on hand — n ' !inter-section- Chjlcago-Pennsylvan- ia e W I at Manager Staii Murphy at the Utes expects more k ban 15000 fans from all parts of tljhe state PROMISED FOR - centered college Salt Lake ' at-tac- kj Contest has tali-Colora- do5 r CLOSE BATTLE inceton -- Bozeman is planning welcome fori Ott Romneyaunique and his B Y U athletes Romney served as mentor of athletics at Montana state for a nprnber of years mid-western- By PAUL li MICKELSON' Associated Press Spors Writer CHICAGO Nov 2— IAP)--W- in Michigan backs its football team Although the Wolverine bv lost four straight games — the worst football record in Michigan's history — more than &5000 spectators will watch their attempted come- oacK tomorrow when thev with Illinois at Ann Arbor rlah Hope for such a comeback waS at a high pitch both among the ' siuaents tne team and coaches today Michigan's showing against Wisconsin last week when they held the Badgers until the last two minutes of play and Illinois' diffi culty in turning back Northwestern started it all and interest was prob amy Keener man ever before CoachiZuppke sensed the optimism and determination taking with him- almost every available "tun hkt L uuiu l viv mi i n ma va fn age ana open a hole through the rapidly improving Michigan lfne KXPECTS FIGHT "It Is going to be a big fight" Zuppke said as he left Chamnaic-last night "We will be forced to the limit Don't let anyone tool you Michigan has trice team than it had two weeks better ago" The Michigan team too ?as In its best! shape of the season with only Djil Whittle halfback flash out of 'the lineup because of injuries The line was expected to be strengthened with the return of ' BovardJ veteran center Powerful representatives of eastern and southern gridirons Princeton Pennsylvania and Alabama Invaded Big Ten territory itoday ready to provide the western conference! with the brightest ir program of its history tomorrow Undefeated but far from confidehti Princeton's undefeated Orange and Black machine Invaded Ohip State: Alabama was at Wisconsin and Pennsylvania limbered up at Chicago Upwards of 75000 will watch the duel between the Buckeyes and Princeton tomorrow while ap proximately 40000 are expected to attend the Wisconsin-Alabam- a and battles ' Wisconsin was strengthened yesby the return of Gene Rose terday star halfback who with Joe Kres-k- y a guard was suspended! after the Puk-dugame for violation of training rules Kresky returned to the lineup two days agoj The Alabarria team Is expected tp present a baffling passing attack to the Badgers and Coach Glen Fhlstlethwaite has been wbrklng overtime on a defense against it HEAVIER LINE Qhio State's heavier line made the Bpckeyes a tllght favorite over Princeton A snappy dfill on offensive blocking and tackling compleled the Buckeyes' drill yesterday and every player wjas In good shape except Leo Raskpwski veteran tackle and even hells expected Ho get into the game if the President John going is tough Grier Jlibben of Princeton and President George W Rightmire of Ohio State will watch the game which Iwili clarify somewbati the national team championship race Chicago's chance to defeatPenn-sylvapi- a became darker yesterday when Glenn Heywood fullbafck in Penn-playejured us ankle Forty-tw- o made the wp to Chicago but they were uneasy abopt the game having experienced trouble with Stagg's cripples before) t 'bone- 'Minnesota's crippled crushers" invaded Northwestern and a hard fight was anticipated Bronko Nagurskl Minnesota fullback and Dike Johnson jtackle made the trip but were not expected to get into the game Northwestern also was slightly crjppled with Hank Bruder eophomore halfback definitely lost for the game because of a bad leg j - Unusual inSterest s Unt-versi- ty T s Record Despite Defeats Crowd Looms For Tilt ERB ADOPTS NEW FOOTBALL METHOD : DEFICIT ' "yJ— wm — j Here's Data On Big Eastern Contests Is'' J"" E nvm vm H a v e Strongest Team iln Years For 1928 Campaign Utah-Colorad- OHIO STATE TO ERECT BUILDINGS f Cougars at Salt Lake in the feature attraction of the week while Utah Aggies clash with Harry Hughes' Farmers at Fort Collins tho mliS S-- mv&ji&imr'fim&mim ON LOGAN FIEL t - : MEET SATURDAY: 2— (Special) LOGAN INov By AIj WARDEN will Utah Oreenlings jAggle Kocky Mountain conference football with Jhe B °Y U frosh on tangle SaturTHREE undefeated start down the home stretch Saturday Of the day In the Aggie stadium -It will game of the- State The powerful fbe t ie (second three machines two are Utah aggregations series and the first time reshjnan Crimson of Utah battles the colorful Colorado college eleven that the frosh grid teams of these Coach Billy Van de Graafian Tigers of Colorado Springs have three league victories to their credit They are closely followed by Utah and Utah Aggies with two fach ! The victorious team at Salt Lake Saturday undoubtedly will rule a heavy favorite to win the conference bunting Utah on paper looks like- the best bet Fast open play however may be abolished in view of the heavy rains of the past few days HOPE TO WIN The Utah athletes are hopeful of a triumph They will enter the contest with the Tigers with two ol their regulars out of the fray Bob Davis and Olson but despite this handicap they are prepared to battle to the final blast of the gun Two of the most sensational footballers of the Rockies will lock "Dutch" horns in this battle fullback of Clark Colorado college and' Pete Couch the powerful Ute are the men who will gather the majority of the attention of fans and scribes in this fm! war t —— z-- Tt atutday is - Colorado College Boasts Powerful Outfit in Pennant Race Utah Farmers Oppose Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins Cougars Battle Montana State at Bozeman COLUMBUS i I 1928 of 19 R 77 Crimson Gets Big Chance on Home Lot big flareup Couch is down as one ARD-EXAMINE- isle be mi Fac& Spirited Competition 77 V U : Falls To Settle Blue Pines Play Salt Lake Machine In Seventh Supremacy On The Boise-Twi- n Gridiron Game BOISE Idaho Nov 2— (UP) — The Boise-Twi- n Falls Armistice day football game at Twin Falls will practically decide the Idaho state football championship as northern Idaho withdrew from the state association because of the great distance teams from Lewis-tow- n Moscow Coeur d'Alene and Wallace must travel which piles up expenses greater than the gate revenue received at the games Boise and Twin Falls have romped through all opposition with huge scores and are rated exactly even on the idope sheet each having beaten Pocatello the only team they both have met 3D The colorful Ogden "Blue Pine" soccer team will journey to Salt Lake Saturday for a league game with the Callles This contest will be played at Service field and the kickoff is scheduled for 4 p m The tallies have been showing good fofm in recent game having defeated two of the best teams In the league! Ogden however is undefeated in the fall series and- will ' take a strong team to Salt Lake The lineups follow: ' Callles Ogden Parsons i Dixon Coach Loren Easier of Boise is gloomy whenever the Twin Falls game is mentioned as Swan his star quarterback who is rated as the best field general and interference runner in the state was permanently shelved by broken ribs received in the Pocatello game Saturday In Willis Smith and Hugh Ogden Basler has a scoring combination never before equalled in Boise BUt with Swan out the machine miy not function so smoothly aa always Swan who led the play took out the end or defensive halfback and cleared the road for the fleet ball toters In the five games Boise1 has played this year Basler'a men have piled up 223 points against 14 for their opponents Both touchdowns scored against Bo'ise were made on "fluke" runs by Thomas flashy quarterback! from Baker Ore who ran 90 i'ards from the kickoff to score on 'both occasions It did iSaker' little good however aa Boise made 72 points In between Thomas sensational pair of dashes The Boise games to date with the scores made follow: Weiser 0 Boise SS " Binnie to it-wa- o- s Emmett Boise 34 Baker- 12" Boise 72 2 - Caldwell jO Boise Pocatello 0 Boise i 1 3! 39 CHICAGO Nov 2 — AP) — The annual meeting of the American league has been called for December 11 in Chicago by President E S Barnard The National league will meet in New York on the same day - ' l'' CHICAGO jNov 2 — (AP) — President W L Veeck of the Chicago Cubs intimatcfd today that the status© of Rogerl Hornsby' 1929 baseball affiliations probably would be settled next week While refusing to admit that negotiations were under way for the purchase of the Braves' manager and second baseman f President Veeck guardedly hinted that there would be definite announcement within a few days "There Is nothing new on the Hornsby situation today" said Veeck "but there will probably be r f next week" MULLIGAN GETS PINK SLIP The 'Pittsburg Pirates recently released Eddie Mulligan reserve Infielder to the Dallas (Texas league) club with no strings at- tached- ' - - !' Goal '! I W Fox Fullback Right Dransfield McDonald Left Fullback Udink J Smith Right Halfback Smith Young Center Halfback M Fox Baptist k Left-Halfbac- Wright's Menfs Store Holeoroof e HosieryF - Ex-To- Gives 3 to 4 Tinies Longer Wear i J Lynch Hawthorn Outside Right iMcBrid© Inside Right Quick Bryson Center W Lynch W Smith Inside Left Devree Graham Outside Left M Lynch Major Reserve Shearer Smooth — g socks of re markable durability In black or rich new fall colors that lcn4 a tasteful distinction to the wearef well-fittin- j i i - HISTORIC FIELD FOR-GRI- D GAME (AP) MADISON Wis Nov — Not only will Alabama invado the Big Ten for the first time to Z-- morrow when the Crimson Tide engages Wisconsin but the team will be playing oiva Union army camp ground ! The south will meet tbe north on historic Camp Randall' which was a war camp-iCivil war days The Smiths'1 'may occupy the greater share- of the spotlight in the game for the Badgers have three regulars by that name and the southerners have two For Wisconsin Lewis Smith is an end: Harold Smith- is a fullback and Kilchell Smith Is a halfback 'Alabama has Captain Earl Smith at Molton Smith end and at tackle' None of the players ij related " SET DATE FOR BASEBALL CONFAB HORNSBY DEAL TO GET CONSIDERATION rs - - 203-pou- nd skillful newly discovered pro of knitting a square inch! of special wear resisting thread at the tip and over the top g ves three to four limes more wcaiF So cleverly Concealed that it is scarcely visible and cannot be felt A CCE3 35c to $100 j V I |