Show Kalis© MEISfilLI© TTIfa® 'S&flfti "Ft SPOanKe-AUfKORIT- Y ' - OF THE INTER-MOUNTAI- N U3T EDITED BY WAITER D BRATZ Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning November 25 1917 MEM L(D)(SAM WdDHJLID) IBACIK TIE WDIIl ACGAmSTT Here arc the Utah Aggies tied with Denver university for the Rocky mountain conference football championship The boys in the picture reading from left to right are: Iener Olson back field Clyde Worley guard Douglas Cannon center Alvin Twitchell (captain) tackle Lori n Crookston guard Carl Peterson backfield Maurice Stiefel Jr back-fiel- d: Delroy Gardner end: Arial Lindquist end Lester Jarvis backfield Andy Mohr tackle and Allan Conkwriglit backfield In the insert at the bottom is John “Jack” Watson former University of Wisconsin star who has coached the champions into a classy machine ± V 1 — Photos by Herald -- Republican Staff Photographer FOR BIG TURKEY DAY FOOTBALL GAGS! NOT VERY KEEN Utah's Annual Gridiron Classic Between Leading State Universities Is Final Dish of Year for Local Enthusiasts Both Teams Are Keyed Up for Hard Struggle FORCOASTBALL Business Men Do Not Take Kindly to Scheme Committee Gives Up Hope Special annual football classic between the University Xov 24— All SACJIAMKXTOto the fact that UTAH’S ami Utah Agricultural college Sacon aggregations Pawill he in not entered ramento the Cummings field Thursday occupies this week’s limelight in cific Coast league next season There lias always proved to be the main has been absolutely no enthusiasm sporting circles The contest for the movement lr? local fans struggle of the football season iu Utah and advance indications shown belli ml the project here adami are that Thursday’s melee will not prove an exception to the mit thoe all that prospect are discouragrule ing Sacramento's greatest hopes were Thursday’s battle will be the in the consolidated chamber 'of placed sixteenth annual game between commerce! The support of this body is needed to see the movement through the two institutions Of the sixThe matter had dragged along ever teen games previously staged since the league meeting In San Franthe In an unspirlted manner until an cisco three won all but Utah lias Informal meeting was held today It was a discouraging Aggies having won two and one session In fact was the was score tie scheme a met so the with cold a reyear Illerald-fSepublira- ‘ Advance dope favors the Aggies since they are at the present time tied for first place in the Rooky Mountain championship race with Denver Utah is eliminated from the big race As far as is known odds have never favored Nov S4 — Wisconsin the A juries more strongly ami Mime CHICAGO over Chicago IS to 0 tofans admit that they won M indeed he the final frame of the "Big day season Chicago save the surprised to see the 1‘rinisonites even Ten” a for the first two frame fight Badgers x fcr’iO close but Its defense and attack periods a in the last half There's many slip between cup crumpled fullback was forced outHiggins of the bis and Up as tle hard would have it the has always furnished same because of Injuries I'tah however a real battle and if the Kber Simpson the and the Asxies the backfield manner in which the boys have been Bondi and Jacobi ofquarterback tame for Wisconsin serve as any cri- played a brilliant two-fielpracticing booted from are inmay the game this Simpson terion theylately goals year a dozen line and hurled to Five all they’ve got and then per- the thirty-yar- d more Just what they have will forward passes for big: gains haps two touchdowns came In he Judged by the fans who attend the theWisconsin’s second period Jacobi smashed his Same d way over for the first from the Hath Team Keyed l and line scored the Carpenter teams have put in some strenu- second when he intercepted a forward ouspoth workouts during the past week pass and raced thirty-fiv- e yards will hold two more practices beThey the on Page Four) same and will rest on fore —————— w This should put both Wednesday OLD CAM1S1R POOR teams in fine fettle and fans may w Serhre therefore expect a fast interesting I By Internetiensl — d ten-yar- Chl-(Continu- ed rbliatlc'piifi Nov If Salt Lake— —East Side 54 Granite At Kaysville — West Side 13 Davis County 7 — At Ogden Ogden 10 Jordan 0 —U Lo -- At At S C 0 Marines Angeles At Denver — School of Mines' 27 Colo6 rado Aggies — At Chicago Wisconsin 18 Chicago 0 At Evanston ill — Northwestern 21 Michigan JI At Kansas City — Funston 7 Great Lakes 0 — Camp At Wooster O Wooster 20 Otter-hel- n 0 At Tiffin O — lleildelberg 14 Musk0 ingum At Berea O — Hiram 7 Baldwin Wallace 14 At Jnd — Indiana 27 0 PurdueHloomington At Montgomery Ala — Ohio State 0 u Auburn At Kasl Lansing Mich — Syracuse 21 7 Michigan Aggies 6 Ames 3 At iowa City — Iowa — S I) South Dakota At Brookline 0 State 1 McAlester At Granville O — Denson 47 WitteiV-ber- g 4 0 At Marietta any Cleveland At 7 Marietta BethO — Camp Sherman So7 O-- 0 ldiers 33 Case and Western Reserve At Detroit —University of Detroit 20 of Buffalo 0 — University Mich Kalamazoo At Kalamazoo 10 college 2t Olivet — At Urbana 111 Minnesota 27 Illinois 6 At Pittsburgh — Pitt Freshmen 0 committee has practi- Penn States Freshmen 0 its hands At Beverly — Boston Navy Yard 34 local men Interested All Collegiate 0 are Charley Graham At Charleston — Camp Hancock 0 ception that the thrown up cally The only two In the movement manager aof the Coast league team of thia city few: years ago and Charles lleeseman a local clothier These two had an informal nyretlng with Charles Vorden president of the local consolidated chamber of commerce here toVorden said that he did not feel day the that body would be in a position to back the movement The local chamber feels that it would be unjust to ask the public to aid such a project when they have been required to participate intoissues of more war Importance Baum of the league and President pertaining J Cal Ewing planned to visit this next week to boost the venture city hut Vorden will meet them In San Francisco next week "ot that what actions will be discussed lyin the bar city will have any effect on the situation The fans of this city feel that it Is the league Itself that wants to come to Sacramento as a financial and this is one of the reasons remedy the lack of enthusiasm toward the for movement Jl'HY Kit KBS HIM (Ry Inlrrwllniiil News iWr- la preliminary to HMr!nir:M O Nov 21— Hinkle rlisrxed willi mnlanc!itrr t:i cmi nee than w!ti the emt-Jor he depended tbefr final pmr of rile year with Cornell in his squad may -r 1 IVaurl-Timof Mrs Fliu- RnWr wife nf the Central I !ay tlie Falverlty of any team in the con- ThankssiVn upon to scran InI (NKiniTd tb Carlisle lit ee tie II maxitate vm untillt'd hr a hard h'iu battle lie will have dian fmuinll eSie ference to Mr afternoon The Red Men Jtuy litre twNjr r II member' :t t A I’d tram it over on Coach Xorgren as far as were the that baa appeared on of vs snttMnel-Slviali'nl in party whieti luul substitutes are concerned as he has t’ranklia field Ibis ijearter The Quakers tiioeU a lane rexr II inkle’ lnme and liteiopiml raid he I lli-- y ware at will (Continued on Page Four) thought tryisy to steal bis pip j struggle Coach Watson has a hunch of men who RESULTS SERIOUS CRISIS FOOTBALL:-- 0 bis? h : 'MAJORS FACING SACRAMENTO IS A n -l- IN-dei- e I 1 0 Camp Navy — Dubuque seminar) At Training la Fayette 43 Upper Iowa 13 At Lake Forest 111 —Lake Forest 6 Northwestern college 0 college At New York —Camp Devens 7 Camp Upton 0 Brown 13 Dartmouth 0 At Boston — 0 At Boston — Brown 13 Dartmouth lance Company 20— Camp Meadows 14 At New Haven Princeton Freshmen 9 Yale Freshmen 7 At Worcester Mass — Worcester Tech 18 Camp Devens Ammunition Train 0 At Meadville Pa — Allegheny 33 Akron 0 At South Bethlehem Pa — Lehigh 78 (Continued on Page 3) Goulet Refuses to Pair With Old Rider v New York Nov 24 — Two more y teams for the annual bicycle race were announced today They were Bobby Walthour and Paul Su-tand Tom Bello and Vincenzo ' Madonna still ’ rtln--abo- ut Promotera Wellman for man to pair with Frgnk Kramer Alfred Gouiet leidacuvet-lo race ith Kramer figuring the y eran could not last through a grind six-da- er six-da- AGGIES EXPECT VICTORY AND WILL OFFER ODDS SAYSALPREXY If Weather Permits Loganites Will Bring Crowd of Two Thousand Rooters All Ready to Back Their Team Hook Line and Sinker Coach Watson Depends on Kickers Ban Johnson Believes Magnates Must Use Great Judgment to Survive 24 — president Ban CHICAGO Xov of the American league today declared that professional baseball confronts the most serious situation in its history next year as a result of conditions due to the var He says that common sense and prudence must guide the major league what baseball officials in course to pursue In deciding his opinion it would be tlie height of folly to send a club owner blindfolded into the camof next season and he asks for paign an open and frank discussion of the subject in order that the wisest course may be adopted -- President Johnson said: “Professional baseball confronts a the matter of serious situation and summer next will he leagues operating a difficult problem to solve Conditions such as the war have produced never existed before in the life of the can be met only as they and lame come to thethey surface “The American league is a unit in Its desire to do the right thing — which fact was summer demonstrated by its work last amply “With millions of men to be sent to France the man power of the nation will be taxed to its full limit The time does not seem opportune for in or recreation With that thoughtplay mind it was suggested last summer we close our gates and one and all should bend a shoulder to the wheel until the a close war was brought to did not have the “This declaration of the administration and did approval not strike a popular chord In other President Wilson said he quarters saw no reason for the curtailment of our schedules and many of the leagues to the close of the season operated was not in full force and noneThe of draftclubs felt its effect Those who the are not familiar with the workings of baseball have no conception of the delicate mechanism of a major league club Deprive a team of a single player and you might remove it' from the race as a ‘contender’ and send it to the bottom of the list “Could the draft fall upon all clubs then some semblance with equal force' of a favorable llne-ube mainbe the might tained It wouldownerof height to send a club blindfolded folly into the campaign of next" summer Common sense and prudence must prompt us to get our bearings This can only be brought about by an open and frank of the discussion If the public demands baseball subject of the highest grade that fact will be developed during some period in the winter months” -- p’ - - (Herald-Republica- Special) n is being manifested around the Aggie LOfv AX inXov 24 —Greatofenthusiasm annual the struggle with the sta'te university at camp anticipation in no time the Salt Lake Thursday At history of athletics at the U A C have prospects for an Aggie victory loomed so bright and if the present good weather continues it is not improbable that at least 2000 rooters will accompany their wonderful team Although the university aggregation has failed to equal its former records those that have seen the two teams in action this year predict a fast and hard-fougstruggle The Aggies will present their strongest line-u- p in this game and Coach Watson expects to show the fans of Salt Lake one of the fastest elevens ever assembled in this neek of Game First Michigan Plays the He is preparing no alibis in Conference and Loses and woods expects to see liis men returned victors when the smoke has cleared 21 to 12 away Nov 24 —Michigan played lcit'?1’31 m®n enter the game for the nnder the colors of Blue and CHICAGO game in the western the wm431® several others have an optwelve years today and was the biggest surprise of the portunity to cinch a position on result the eleven These two fact: season The light speedy Northwestern wii"iCfmerSncemen to team outweighed nearly ten pounds is victorious with in this conie'st"" a man downed the Wolverines 21 to 12 has been in one of the in a game that thrilled 17000 specta- hardestthat he of the year games tors field with the Northwestern took theburied Will Offer Odds under a of being The comparative scores of the two expectationsscore had lost as Michigan top heavy the year favors the beaten schools this season andteams only one game athroughout deal and Logan backgreat of Aggies Nebraska and other powerful five ers are out to some offer odds on minfirst But the after west the outcome The piaei good e of the utes of play there was noThedoubt an fldent is this that ait EvansNorthwestern’s superiorityWolverines determined to do Aggie in good 'er up year ton squad outplayed the of Northwest-in are style Each every department The squad carried by Coach Jack touchdowns were earned Watson ern's three is a young and inexperienced was a fluke and while one of Michigan’s seven of the regulars bethe opportunity for the game was af- aggregation and playing their first ing freshmen forded by penalties in athletics year collegiate Michigan (12) Northwestern 21 have been started by Negotiations Goet Graduate Coburn with Denver Mtrqotrd li authoritiesManager the Farmers McIjingliliD will whereby Boyd endeavor THrleb n to schedule a Gooflftll c Iyncb game with the Ministers of Denver MorrlMin XI ulW rpLta to decide the logical M university Undolpli conferof the Rocky mountain ClftWrljUt ence AlTiH If such a game is arranged the rnvliill will arise as to where the lh question 1 IngwiKKi will take place and will no doubt rh game be decided by a toss or a fb Kwlilw eventually with the Aggies fighting for Salt coin Nortiiwr tnru 0 b Lake and the Ministers for Denver Michigan The — receipts of the game after Lcliiffli: Holderne umpire liefer on Page Four (Continued on Page Four) NORTHWESTERN ht SURPRISES ’EM 1 - post-seaso- title-hold- 1 X er |