Show f ' ’ : J ’ ' :v r - ' ' i'-J- ’ r' SPORTING SECTION PHYSICAL AND MENTAL SPORTING SECTION SALT LAKE CITS' UTAH SUNDAY OCTOBER 71917 HEBALD-REPUBLICA- N MORRISSEY HAS BY SOL' METZGER FOUR UMPIRES WHO ARE HANDLING THE BIG SERIES Ctuh WuhlagtM PMtkallud Jeffenra 'A (Copyright 1917' by - 4 THE' r MONDAY 1GOT to keep everlastingly at it during the 'Football is a entire game under just ' such condistrange " game to tions If one player lets down or many4 The aver- weakens or gets the thought that his age enthusiast en- team cannot win then the other team Manhattan Club Critics Bejoys the physical finds its opportunity and conquers I like to think and do believe that lieve He Will Be Meeting struggle' above all else and for that the xpental side of football together reason the belief with team and individual morale far Tough Boy in McDevitt suthat weight is outrank the physical side I know preme has f long that those coaches longest in 'service TF looks and appearances count for held with some I and who have been successful know Lee anything Morrissey the lightdoubt if many peo- this to be a fact' While they give Idaho is going to of weight champion attention to the training and de- have a ple recognize the on hands tomorrow his job finer points of the velopment of the" physical they know McDevhe meets when night game— morale and that the big games are won by' the itt of San Francisco inWalter event main the skill each the re- other fundamental factors The se- of ' Downing's weekly boxing sult of long and lection of men for positions the con- showHardy in the Grand special training ception of systems of play to fit the McDevitt arrived here yesterday During the early summer 'when the material the development of defense afternoon from San Franclico and Is now settled question of whether or to meet the opposition's attack are one of the pkeliest looking boxers that brought here by Manager not we were to have football this purely mental acts aS is the applica- has been In some time He is a tall Downing Will-jiafall was uppermost Dr Harry tion of plays to given conditions in rangy in his light workout at the old Yale half "back now games the gymnasium- - yesterday afternoon showed all kinds of class and speed coaching Minnesota brought out this ' In fact a study of football history He Is to have & terrific wallop the when about point clearly brings forth the interesting proof that ’’The said talking ‘has the frame and coast outlook He was of the opinion that the game hag developed in one respect makeup of aboywelterweight and has he elevens playing this fall would only and that is along mental lmes been meeting boys of this weight all UjJ made over the country although he says he up for the most part of new Twenty and thirty years ago over 13d at the present will not 'men bfib that the crowds would still football players were as well college devel- time andweigh declares can' make' the to big games in' spite of this be- oped physically as they are today but lightweight limit ofhe 138 without any 'go cause the game played rtould appear no one can claim the old forin of play trouble He and Morrissey are matched meet at 136 pounds :to them to 'be on a par with former is to be compared to the modern game toAside the majority of beating from either a playing or spectacular the best from !jdays 4 on the coast of his boys The ‘beef" idea is uppermost in standpoint' Lv- vj 7 weight McDevitt has beaten such boys as Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City in the minds of football followers even The Turning Point rounds and also Wildcat Ferns of this fall ' When we read about the Some years ago Iwent to much ef- eight same the place who Is a legitimate outlook of various teams ve see that fort to unearth what McDevitt met Tommy welterweight be termed might event of A1 Young’s the men of weight are headliners and the first main in the Hayes of the to strategy game in show San Francisco last Up or boxing that the prospects are good poor a certain point football had been a Wednesday night and says he won- defin proportion to the amount of avoirphysical ’encounter Just cisively If the squad purely 1s considered by many of dupois per candidate what was the turning point that made theMorrissey local fans to be the peer of any is made up of a lot of big fellows a it our great fall sport f The illustra- lightweight In thla section of the certain spirit of optimism prevails tion not is in that it country He has fought Ad Wolgast only interesting On the contrary football is a game was so a twenty-roun- d draw as well as as far am I able to learn the to over the twelve-roun- d of skill and morale Weight alone first trick in football Left to right above: O'Longhlin American league Klein' route to gone as desirable as it is cannot win the that when skill was but it also shows & draw with Joe Rivers Local fans and Evans American Below: Bigler NationaL first used those conceded him a shade over Eddie are morale and skill And this day called upon to carry out the idea were White when they met in this city a what make the game so popular un- far from few weeks ago and are picking him to being big men physically annex the lightweight championship of recognized as they are by its follow- The play occurred in an Andover-Ex-etthe Intermountain ers Were it not for them football country as soon as football in a he the 1888 fall at crack game the of title gets a natural died would 'long ago have Here is White Eddie Bromeo are Kid the and Alfred E Stearns way — death With them skill and spirit principal of McDevitt' for boosters do strong Andover a noted not hesitate to say that he willandhave —as prime requisites the misled aca- athlete in hisPhillips day and an no trouble in beating all of the lightdemic cannot execute it much as he recalls it : (Including Friday's Games) v varound here If given the y weights baldesires America sound and ‘‘The happened' during my chance'' anced sees the need of such a game middle incident match which Is attracting a atAndover' Laurie and lotAnother G AB n II SB HR SB SB SH Pet Date of attention this week Is the semiin connection with its educational ad Cliffordyear Bliss were our two half backs windup between Kid ' Bromeo e Francisco Saa Kalllo and vance The Exeter game seemed to be going Willie St ' Clair the fast colored boy Fltsgcrald San Frtsd OS' Salt Lake Natural to Want Big Men a little- against us and though neither from Sacramento Bromeo has shown RATH Vernon Caacy a lot of class In his two bouts here Williams Portland To be sure there is not one of us team' had scored we had been forced and has won them with ease but in St in the coaching game who does not back to about the line and the Clair he Is meeting a boy who has met BUTLER Salt Lake evof the best lightweights on play was well on toward the sidelines athenumber prefer big men to small men but coast and has beaten the majority Grfarga Portland two Of An must' be else equal erything attempt' by Andover 'to punt out of them although he only weighs 128 E Menacl Loo Angeles heavthe of danger resulted in failure the ball pounds which is also teams' of like skill and spirit Lai Angeleo Bromeo’s best Bossier RYAN Salt Lake ier will win out just as a dollar has dropping as I recall it just about the weight San Francisco Sacramento ' sport writers refer Pick aa s more purchasing value than six bits line Andover howeyer to The B Menad - Vera on St Clair as "the fighting flash’? on Murphy Oakland was fortnnate "enough to retain pos- account But the more skilled and spirited of his wonderful speed and as Maiacl San Francisco ens will defeat the heavier ones 'just session ot the balh Bromeo is also one of the fastest boys Gregory San Prnnelero we have seen here In some time It Wllle Portlsid ! as a' Rockefeller can' get 5H9 70 1S7 1 37 39 'Mostly Game of Skill v 297 9 'as easilyresults Salt Lake should run the main event a close race' HANNAHOftklflld than O less 37 9 11 with 297 US 0 13-3money bigger Mfirtlflg “On the next r For a genuine affair the Miller Oakland play' spmething hap15 2 7 299 107 002 03 178 23 most of ns System skill dnd spirit pened which turned 1 ‘2 22 25 290 battle between Ned Young and Kid Ken worthy Loo Angeleo 124 420 S3 120 20 the scales On Dutch O O O O lO 34 3 294 1 as the latter nothing more than self con- the sidelines we did not' 12 the will take palm' probably Portland Gardner H discover wntil 0 O 30 13 293 123 O' valu02 3' are to showed all his of class nerve Oakland and the Youhg fidence Arlett try OS4 189 the 14 after 8 75 4 was 30 over 28 172 '290 what had game Lake and abilty last Monday night 8HEELY Salt hitting 1 able assets and have been at the basis occurred What we saw just 280 5 28 22 105 712 120 204 39 he when was Pat McGlincy In three Holloehrr Portland this: The stopped SO 389 01 109 10 en281 5 7 3 114 — line of Lake Salt CRANDALL nf most success in any K now ‘he and has that -- 17 ball was passed to Laurie Bliss I be- rounds 420 03 119 20 regained 4 280 5 121 9 Loo Fournier’ Aagrlea his confidence and la in' the pink of Klllofer Loo Aagelea deavor 510 109 143 34 17 17 280 5 lnS lieve he and started the end for right 133 condition "It would not be surprising Mitchell Vernon I 7 37 1 1 O 3 2 as adap- of the line 278 Big men as a rule are not men o 82 119 29 900 for the measure see 277 23 4 him 20 to take the of the all i®1 purapparently UnVernon Daley Oakland table to the game as smaller 11 337 42 2 93 2 270 13 2 in of this welters the of sideline a The country part making plunge Htuapf O It O 40 1 275 0 10 less they have been trained from boy- pose d a Dutch is hard Loo Seatoa Angeleo hitting entire Exeter team after him battler who is always 274 49 139 10 38 O 1 O 9 5 DUBUO Salt Lake the from hood in athletic exercises they are The next moment topiled trying 059 80 179 37 8 11 40 12 271 our amazement JOS Portland Former of never and the is first crack gong 535 01 145 12 0 0 15 14 271 clumsy and often in their own way and joy the other Bliss brother ap- whipped until the referee has counted Rodgero Portland 532 74 143 43 1 3 13 22 209 1® is them that Veraos Another point against Vaughan o 1 12 7 200 7H 203 29 70 from somewhere around the ten R Gardner Oakland ll 81 145 22 548 3 25 22 0 Jimmie Kid Christensen 205 14® and Slater fight as peared Vernon they have not had the beleft end with absolutely no one 1 5 IN 24 204 140 482 57 127 34 also tangle and should furnish a Saodgrees Calvo Saa Fraaeloee boys that smaller ones have always tween him and the Exeter goal but will 600 174 70 19 7 8 33 24 204 regularaswhirlwind affair from gong to Koeraer Saa Franefeeo 374 35 ON 17 had a straggle which has resulted in the full back who was 202 0 3 13 21 both are Loo mixers well Bolen gong Aagelea willing they J” 051 612 77 ISO 22 playing 7 29 38 202 Oakland giving the smaller boy a finer spirit down the field ' Bliss ' succeeded in and always willing to take g punch In Middleton 54 109 20 9 3 31 19 200 Lake ORR Salt fellows one to' land 170 19 r 44 2 O 12 3 and temper In fact the big 259 this lone tajskler and contin- order JT Krause Oakland 1 The first preliminary will bring to- Beer 2 10 9 O 250 who enter college with great reputa- dodging Oakland on his way and across the goal gether Willie Whalen and Jack Eber-haued 557 21 1 7 250 80143 24 IS V eraoa tions as preparatory school football line without being farther ' molested newcomers in the Doaae a of couple lack the grit and This took the heart out- of our game who are anxious to make good Masrgert Los Angeles players sometimes the oppon- and no doubt make things hum Ellin Leo Aagelea smaller of boys lighting spirit ents' and later we scored another whilewill last Schorr Saa Fraaeioeo they in the had phyhave advantage Salt Lake They to clinch matters QUINLAN touchdown Now Saa Fraaelaco Cerkaa sique in all athletic '‘contestsam a about details little “I hazy Francisco V Baker SaaVernon they find themselves fighting on even NEBRASKA HAS EASY Who Blisses the the trick I Galloway taught Loo Aagelea terms and sometimes unfortunate as cannot say neither am I quite sure Staadrldge Vernon and to the lack Slagle grit give it is they which one of the ‘brothers 'made the Downs Saa Fmnciaeo Then football either makes score The Loo Aagelea take Terry papers at the time spoke WITH WESLEYAN Saa Fraaelaco Hunter Ahem or shows them up for what they of the play as new one and a Vernon wholly Fromncv in are Instilling spirit and fight the I believe it was generally agreed that Vernon Slaton Meaaor Oakland lioys of this type is one of the hig- - this was the first time the criss-croNeb Oct Lincoln 6—The Univeralty Lma Oakland pest problems of football coaching was used in a game of any impoAagelea Lapaa Iaa of Nebraska football team opened its Flaher Portland the solution of which has so much to rtance" Vl Oakland season today with a 100 to‘0 victory Murray Portland The griddo with the boy 's future who- executed Bliss brothers The ' over Nebraska Wesleyan university Callahan Vernon offers the the iron not the classroom entered 'Yale where later play Steveaa Saa Fraaelaco such of for showing in Its first contest' the quali- BYLER boys only refinery scheme types Salt Lake '90s were backs'in the star conearly will a make It ties they that of higher edu- - at the time Yale was making football tender iri the Missouri' pennant Portland in our present Deo Valley conferLea Aagelea cation-runin weight ence race this season The Nebraskans Davlo were Both Mltxe Oakland light history were at no time in danger of having Kremer a squad of big football playOakland their goal crossed and relied almost Moore Vera on ers is carefully handled it is very v' entirely ontoold style football not be- Baldwin Portland likely to get the German military idea uncoyer any of the plays ing forced Francisco on which Coach Stewart will rely later Oldham Saa that it is supreme This spirit of Salt Lake ' In the season' for victory over harder EVANS Loe conceit will do as much harm for the Angeleo opponents v The attendance was 2000 Hogg Fraaelaco Saa SoxltJa team as it has done for Germany The an open- Houck Portland the' largest ever recorded at whieh confidence and ' of r fight spirit ingThegame here LOUISVILLE RESULTS is & nobler spirit by far will in the PlaellL Poetli lineup: 1’’ : Nebraska O CraadalL colt ud icMfsf Position end overcome the spirit of conceit nnt'rucsix ntldn Wesleyan' Oakland V fnrlonga— North Se 10 tCentryj Holman Rhodes Vk vkrkVz 1 US (Dlahmon) and Humpty Dumpty will have a SSSHt $070 second $380 won Tacol Munn lt Bon Tromp US (Donahue) Gentry $360 $380 coaches all which the from fall 172 4 great Count Boris Unsr Kallemeyne Lg $260 third Time 1:14 Kositzky O 14W 11 17 0 0 aZ Sol-Metzge- i ' ev-e- ry - - ms boy-an- ' -- ' " ’ : ' er eye-witne- ' ss : - r : : : - o - ’ i ' o o - I 20-ya- rd 4 e 9 “ ge ( e o o 4 rip-snorti- ng -- s - old-ti- 4-- me -- - ' ' 9-- 0 two-han- ' up-hi- - 2-- rt - - - : BMVffiS 'MB BEES Wil SPE® OFF-SEASO- M McCredie Has Sold' His Business and Will Be Free to Go Wherever He Chooses Perhaps to Seattle Bernhard Is Undecided Most of the Players Will Hike for Their Homes in Various Sections of Country J By Tnternatfoaal News Service! - Portland Ora Oct 6 —Tomorrow the Beavers leave here for the last road trip of the season The majority of the players won't be back Still the Rose City has gained a number of recruits from the ranks of the newcomers numbering one ' player who won’t be with the club next year This Is Kenneth Penner whom Cleveland recalled on an optional agreement The majority of the men have their plans made for the winter some of them are undecided and others have no plans at all beyond returning to their homes and "taking It easy" Walter McCtedie boss of the Beavers Is among the undecided class He has disposed of his Interest in the best the city and equipped billiard parlor Indeclared that Is foot-fre- e' He recently he was going to have a regular Job thla winter instead of lying around and furnishing fodder for local sport writers Walt will either be here or In Los Angeles or else traveling for a which he has bad an company from ' offer Cliff Lee who Is a Denver boy plans to return there this winter He does nothing especially' in the winter time since he turned to professional ball playing for a living to live and 'die In Gus Fisher plans Portland Hs owns a handsome home here has an automobile and has saved his money The most energetic thing that Gus does in the winter is to clean chicken bones Bed Baldwin claims Oakland as his home He ’sometimes works for the Standard Oil company and will this winter If he can get a Job Lefty James claims Loulsvflls as his home but he Is much taken with the Pacific coast and wants to return hero If he can land a Job Lefty Is willing to work In tho steel mill or In tho shipyards Kenneth Penner although he goes to Cleveland next year has sent for his mother who lives In Memphis Tenn She Is here and they will remain all winter Ken is a mighty hunter and knows there are plenty of ducks here Byron Houck Is a Portland boy born tate and raised hero Ho Is a real which winter In partially the agent accounts for his ability to "get by Harry Gardner Insists that he will live In Portland but those who know him' Intimately don’t waste any time lives at with this story Harry really tho from not city Is far which Canby he Is going Pete Dailey swears that Into tho volto take a Jimmy and bust been has Pete some way unteer army account on times several down turned He of his height and lack of weight came through American Lake last back from a visit Monday on hisIn way McKenna Wash Ho to his homo like tho laylooked around and didn’t men Conseout offered the drafted to take want any doesn’t he quently chancen Lynn Brenton Is a native of Peoria I1L and will go hark there He doesn’t thinks it touch' a drop of liquor and now there safe tht will be perfectly all of the big distilleries have quit 'op- ’ erating Art Griggs is going to purchase a machine and take it easy in Los Babe Borton plans to spend tho winter here and will' look for a position as soon as he Is strong enough to worka again Borton recently underwent severe major operation Bill Rodgers Is going to stay In Portland and sell motor cars He Is during his spare time dabbling in this at present Bill generally goes huntthe ing during HoJlocher will do nothing Charley home In but have a good time at his Is and Slglin Louis Paddy going St to sell stock for some "get rich quick" scheme at Aurflia la expert sign Ralph Plnelll whq IsInanhla trade at will engage painter hla home In San Francisco Jack Farmer will beat It as soon as the season Is over for dear old Mad- ' ' An-gal- es off-seas- on Isonvllle-K- while Kenneth Williams will probably go to his home in Grants : Pass Ore He has a machine and will motor down Rumor has it that the champion long distance hitter will marry a Grants Pass girl this winter' ' WIHe will go to his homo la jDennyTex """ where ho has which ho will look after Lastranches winter " Denny remained In whers bo was known as the champion poker' player of the city Los Angeles will claim a good many members of the Salt Lake club Manager Bill Bernhard Is undecided wheth-0- 7 go there to remain In Salt Lake 07 to spend his time at bis former borne In Memphis Hannah will be found at Harry Whittier-Cawhere he will bo get to Join the New York Amerting ready icana next spring Butch Byler will In Loa Angeles ' spend his which will also claim Rube Evans The star Bee southpaw has generally spent the winter hunting in the northwest wilds but he believes his Airedale needs a finishing course In some of the y "co Los-Angele- s L off-seas- on higher seats of learning Walter Leverens says there is no spot on earth lil$o Paso Robles and Tom Hughes will also hit the trail ' for Los Angeles Jean Dubur can see no place like Montreal Canada where they play Ice hockey In the winter Gene plays baseball for a living In tho summer but takes hls recreation inwatching the Ice star battle Ollip Kirmeyer will go back to Fort Leavenworth Kan as soon as the season is over while Ad Schlnkle and Earl Sheely will both report to the new national army at American Lake Karl Oandall will head for Los Angeles tho homo of the ball slayers and GardGIs-laso- n during the he Is says going to remain in Beattie although his friends ssy thst Ballard which Is a suburb would bo more explicit and nearer tho truth Billy Orr Is’ planning to bo a mem- - team which Charley””ber of the all-stSwain la planning on taking to Honolulu Morris Rsth will return to his homo In Philadelphia and Charley Tobin Is going back to dear old St Louis 'Scranton Pa la big enough to Quinlan and Buddy Ryan hasn’t the faintest Idea where he will spend hts winter Last year he waa in the hospitals tho greater part of the' ' time - - - off-seas- on ' - ar hold-Tomm- y - COBB AND ROUSH (Continued From Preceding Page) ' base stealing honors with fifty to his- credit Including Wednesday’s games Cravath Philadelphia and Robertson ” New York were tied In home runs each having twelve Burns of the New York club hls toto 108 Heine tal of runs scored up brought Groh of Cincinnati trailed him with 91 Deal Chicago topped the sacrifice hit-- ’ ters with twenty-nin- e Hornsby the St Louis shortstop who finished second to Roush' fxf batstretched his hits for at total of ting 248 bases while the best Roush could do was 228 bases Hornsby Mrove out 188 hits which Include eight homo runs twenty-si- x doubles and fifteen triples Roush mads eighteen doubles " fourteen triples and four circuit drives lh team batting Cincinnati had 284 and Cham-pionsh- ip New York 260 Leading batters who played In half " of their club’s games: Roush Cincinnati 242: Hornsby St Louis 222 Kauff New York 307 Wheat Brooklyn 205: Groh Cincinnati 305 Burns New York 302 Zimmerman New York 200 Smith Boston 297 Jack Smith St Louis 297 Cruise St Louis 294 Carey Pitts- burgh 298 pitchers participating in or more games rated ac- -' cording to earned runs per game: Leading thirty-fiv- e lilE ss - ' - - which have those individual style marks that characterize your own ideas— have them made to your w order - ' V Dundee Suits are made any way you 'prefer— every little detail receives the most intelligent and personal attention of men tailors who are masters of their craft — - ' hra-rear-o- cannot hope to rescue him The big man is the big problem of the coach He is easily made a victim of his own best asset soon tliinkq that the newsarticles and the talk about him paper — is fact that be has arrived at a state of football perfection needs no coaching and is really the inventor of 'the game Bang! goes the season The game of football is mostly a game of skill and morale It requires nerve and grit to play one's- best against either odd or an even break and it requires more nerve ‘and grit -- - 2-- - 6 Littl Bom Spearlone Dr NickalL Trank Warren Burke ' liappr Thought Williami S Culbertson Shelly also ran Kno and up Second race claiming' ix furlongs— Arch Plotter 10S (Dursch) $1830 $1060 $560 won If Bert Tborman 99 (Gruber) $1610 $740 second Othello -- 110 (Donahue) $310 third Time 1:14' Bio Brasos Barer Bey Words o’ Wisdom Schemer Dr Campbell Liberator Primcro ' Palatable and Home Sweet Home also ran three-year-o- ld - - - Third race claiming' and nr threeyear-old-a mile and - seventy yards— Broom Sweep KB (Shilling) $1340 i $460 - $320 won Jorlal 103 10$ ( Howard $580 $810 second Lucille PTims 1:45 6 (Donahue) $240 third King Kiaber Beauty Spot El Bey Dental Bright Sandal also ran Fourth race the Golden Bod ' selling stakes six 'fnrlonjp— $1000 added 100 (Willis) $1280 $490i out won Sweet "Alrseum 100 (Donahue) $310 oat second InniUton A 107- (C limit) -‘ ont third Peal Connelly Pretty Bsby - and Time 1:16 Katie Canal also ran Hamilton A and Pretty p entry Baby all ayes six fnrlonye— Fifth rare handleap Believe Me Boys 97 (E Donshne) $1310 $420 $3 CO won Merton Goosby 114 (Gentn-$200 8260 second King Gorin 11$ ' (C Dlslimon) 5 Water Bass Harry Time 1:12 $2 A0 third L Gallant Lad and The Masquerader alio - 3-- - Fern-handl- two-rear-old- s- er Applegate-Knobelkam- Social Coffee and ) - 2-- Sandwich House All kinds of soft drinks' and sand- wicbes Lady waiters In attendance Special attention to automobile parties desiring luneb for canyon and ' Y fishing tripsCor - Filth South and State r' - - 'l ran ’ yV’ v - - LOUISVILLE ENTRIES ' firs and a half furlonxe—x Parlor' Maid 100 xLncky- Day 108 108 Mloa 100 Dr Bochl Fa trlntUs Agnes 106 Rockwood 106 Mary 103 Courier Bean 106: Unar 106: John 106: Mary’s Barkley 10$ Also Uyner 10$ Chick eligible: Girl 98 Little Princess 103 Oriental colds mile and Second race purse three-ye- a seventy yards—"Imp Verdant 109 Avis 109 Fashion Girl 109 Adelina L 109 Creatwood Girl 109 Water Bine 112 Tell Swoop 112 First race clalmlnx two-year-ol- - Col-hrl- - - - (Continued on Following: Page) I i ’ 1 -- ld : ta Tesh Baney Hauser Harper )ay Baum rg p rt re qb-LhLh-rh- b b ' Thb— Lfb Carman obson fb-rf- b Grove (c) Otoupalik Score by periods — V 0 0— 0 Wesleyan 19 20 34 ‘27—100 Nebraska —JohnsonPeru Summary: a Referee — NormaL Griffiths Drake Umpire " Headllnesman and ' timeuniversity Grinnell college - Time keeper— Jones Neof periods — IS minutes - each — Touchdowns Dobson braska scoring 8 ' Schellenberg- 4 Cook 1 Otoupalik ' 3 1 goals Kellogg 2 Wilder 1 Hubka from touchdown' Munn 10 Substitutes — Nebraska Young for Kositzky Duteau for Munn Cook for Day L Shaw for Wilder Teter for Hubka Kei Cook Day for Otoupalik Weslog for Hull for Baney Chamberlain leyan for Harper Johnson for Shelley Dobbins for Johnson Diehl for Chamber-lai- n Koester for Diehl P Davis for Holman Mltsler for Kallemeyne H Davla for Hull Furman for P Davis Dally for Gentry ' ' EASY FOR INDIANABloomington' Ind Oct 6 —The ' Indiana university football team found Wabash easy picking today and won the game 51 to 0 Only once in the first period was Wabash able to make a showing holding th university team to the five yard line 00 - - - - ‘ ' - ’ -- m 0 Fraaelaco Vvilder SCH1NKLE Salt Lake Shaur (c) B teuton Portland S 6 6 9 999 Vernon Hubka Hovllk Loa Angeleo Schellenberg Baowa Oakland rough Cook P Marlon Veiaaa 50 107 51 98 115 47 139 70 21 Ot 37 Fraaeaaeo Ertekaoa Saa Saa Fran Sepulveda Salt Lake Johnson Saa Fraud KIRMEYER Salt'Lo Portland Dailey Portland jaaoes BERNHARD Salt Lake' VeiVM 8 5 17 9 8 7 15 1 1 2 19 7 9 O O 9 1 9 20 'O' 3 lO 2 A O O- 0 2 o 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 3 O 9 - O O S ' 9 T ‘ 4 : ' 9 2 5' 5 5 O X 4 33’ ' 1 3 -- 103 109 159 157 153 152 140 147 143 UNION MADE— HUGHES McCredlfb Portlaai 1 1 aeeeeaaboe 0 ' 4 4 1 SPOKANE WILL TRY FARMERS SUPPORT WRESTLING GAME ' OF HUTCHINSON Kan Oct I —Farmers Hutchinson wero tlje chief supporters of the Hutchinson olub of the Western league Jack Holland owner of the dub who was about moving' his club here dubious ' from St Joseph was highly pleased with the crowds Holland did not ' believe the rural Farmers population would attend within a radius of 100 miles motored to tho week-en- d games Hutchinson claims to be jthe smallest city In class A baseball f - card Spokane Oct C — A for local fans is being wrestling framed up for the early fall by Thomas Belknap local promoter who has been staging bouts in Spokane since last spring A bout between Walter Miller welterweight champion of the world and Eddie O’Connell challenger for the title Is on the board while a second contest between John Berg local light heavyweight and Charles' Rantrop middleweight champion of Europe Is being arranged According to Mr: Belknap ono of the bouts will be staged on Thursday October 18 and the second mat contest will b held later in the falL TO YOUR MEASURE - Our Customers Come Bade - - 215 South Main St By the Kenyon Hotel - |