Show The Thursday Morning' TTEikp SPOTTING INTER-K0UNTAI- Alra -- f AUflraTT 1 I UST 7J YdP-Inlllfl- W Mar K TIMAF MSISAILI© - ISIEIPUJIBILIKCAM' 1 CT3 EDITED BY C f-Qj 2siM OP THE November 294917 Salt Lake City Utah n Herald-Republica- “ WALTER D BRATZ SAILOR KIRKE Three Lien Vho Will Officiate at Today’s Football Game ON Hi MTW JOKE BEFORE BEN LEONARD the left is A A: B laser Wooster college who will umpire the contest on the right is Clem Denver universitj' the referee and in the enter is Wid Ashton Utah who will act as head linesman: Lightweight Champion Puts Denver Boy Away in Its Contest Witli Cornell Round First Holds Center of Stage in East This Afternoon Sixteenth Annual Football Struggle Between Teams From State's Leading Institutions of Learning Promises to Draw Record Crowd I Weather Is Favorable this statu will lie treated today to that GKIDlItOX fans ofbattle of the season on field CROWD LAUGHS AT SORRY SPECTACLE SYRACUSE TO MEET NEBRASKA IN WEST Lasts 20 Minute and Thing Seconds Title Holder Pittsburgh Expected to Have Will Tour Soft Time With Pennsyl- 4 Cummings when the Utah Aggies and University of Utah elevens clash in the sixteenth football engagement between the two institutions This contest has attracted more than usual interest among the fans of the state this year and indications are that crowd will be in attendance a record-breakin- g The game will be called promptly at 2o0 p in Demand for tickets has been HEWER exceptionally heavy during the past week and since the local downtown goods sporting houses will be dosed this morn- Looking tit and trim to battle almost any team in the wortd the Utah A??iea arrived here late yesterday afternoon from and are stopat the Hotel Utah Poach Watping son brought with him his entire squad of twenty men They were guests last niirht at an Orpheum party jriven by (ieorjre T Odell The Logan contingent of rooters will arrive here about noon today 2000 After a demonstration in the strong main streets of the city they will go to Cummin? field in a body where have seats in the east they bleachers purchased All Depesds Weather Officials of the university stated-las- t of about 7000 pernight Isthat a crowd sons to attend Inclement expected weather conditions such as were predicted last night by the weatherman the number down may brine than was expected as 10000 waslower set as the attendance originally one grand day of Yesterday was on the part demonstration of the unistudents At noon a monster versity was held in the museum assembly rally where President John A WIdtsoe and William H lean of the law school told of the Leary in winthis pa me andImportance in upning incidentally hold I nr Utah's honors The Crimson-ite- s have not been defeated on their own ground yet in the history of football between the two institutions The field will be wet acrordinp to Indications This is expected to slightly favor the Aggie line and the Utah backfield so it is likely that neither team will have any great advantage in this respect ft may be that the speedv -Aggie backfield will not ret going with as much vim if the field is too slippery College sessions were dismissed for University yesterday afternoon and students immediately following the at the institution the rally throurfi the principal students paraded streets the hravlnr which fell They held a pepfest drizzle in the American theatre in the afternoon and after Another parade in the streets last night a rally in the Paramount Em press J‘d theatre last night Hold Workout The Utah llpbt boys held only a lfpht -- 44 44Tbe fsllswing to lint mt ball gaairs la wbtob I'tsbas srs 4 Interested tndayt 4 4 particularly At Balt I dike—Utah Aggln va 4 4 Utah 4 Walla Walla Waah— Kaaf 4 444 Hickt wa Walla Walla High 4 At Maine Went High va Koine 4 44 II lab 4 At Pact Cal Han- Colorado U va 4 4 Colorado A C 44 At leaver Heaver V vs Celo- - 4 44 I ra do Col ear 4-- KOOTBAIJ G 491 KB WE AHE IXTKHKMTKI) IX DESERET GYM - fmmt-m- -4 - 4 MARATHON RUN - 4 on the Mil Is working ovvrt-r- a Tranimr np m Mrhnlu! without knowor Portland whether Skrrswento It will he ing nr whether It will he s twenty-fivnr a week playing season Is not aa easy Job thirty 4 Chnrk Ward former Reaver and later a Pirate ha reported at one ef the eastern army cantonments ik Paersmento people are now making an effort to fndnoe tbs McCredies to maw t their cuy and finance s team for them 4t sp Ralph Ptnehill the little Italian who looked iaat season and who (mod with the Beaver has seen red exemption from the draft i play! He working winter hall at San Pedro McCredle The ing at short under enter from Portland boss experts to nw him In Charley I lollor Iter's place next season The Oast league 1 likely to he shy on first-rlas- a ca truer next year Hannah Boles Bas-le- r Baldwin Baker and Fisher will b missing gg gg Johnny Bassler has enlisted In tbe aviation corps and Del Baker is is the marines There will be a wild scurrying arnnnd for If the Northwest league decides to start players next year Ball players of the younger arsis variety will he as scarce as ben's teeth 4 4 Prattle baseball fans are np In the air over th-- ' iimonnrement of President Biewett of the Northwest league that all players mt the Class are now free agents It ('in-ni- t The northern and elnhownero must hnve been Inher“ptexy” ing nnder a misapprehension If they imagined for one moment that they would be able to reserve thair players after tbe league exploded last season and the magnates did not pay the players' salaries in full np to tbe end of the Jark OThrUnle Cook THIS MORNING eciipdnled season afe 9 3 With Sacramento and Fresno ont of tbe running the magnates of the Pariflc Coast Icaitnc are face to face with a serious situation says the pnrtlaud Oregonian If tney Insist on dropping Itirtland from the ranks they will have ax to to apply the either Salt Iaks or Vernon If the Mormons are given tbe “honk there will tie an awful howl from tbe I’tah' metropolis and they will rightly have a yell coming Salt Lake during its Coast league existence has more than held its own both from a financial and playing standpoint and any move to obliterate its name from the Coast league roster Is going to meet with great resistance Vernon and Loa Angeles have been the California cities that have flunked In turning out their share of the crowds and it has been gossiped that Tom Iarmody'a Tigers may be wiped off the slate This would no donht peeve Darmody to sneb an extent that he would he rhallenglug Johnny Powers of the Gw Angeles club to a duel with toothpicks or some other daageioae weapons low but convincing are drifting Whispers Ilernld-Repuhnca- n for Grind Sixteen Men Entered Annual Cross-cit- y at 11 o’Clock o'clock this 'forenoon sixteen annual Desboys will start on the run eret gymnasium cross-cit- y The distance will be a little over five miles The runners' course will be from the to State street down Stategymnasium to Eleventh South street west on Eleventh South to Main and then north on Main to the gymnasium Up to last night only one new man had entered since This is Ed K Marahon from Saturday company B of the Twentieth infantry This makes two Sammies for the grind The list of entries this year contains many experienced men Two have raced under colors of the N Y A O and one belongs to the Olympic A C There are four boys from the L D 8 two from the West Side two from Fort Douglas one from the Deseret and three gynasium The following have unattached entered M the race: Ted Johnson Deseret gym It Jones Bingham Hugo Rothstein Salt Lake S W Dockln( E company S Neslin I D S Twentieth D Lainfantry mbert! D S Paul Wrench N Y A G: X Y A C H Mar-raAherps Salt Lake R Martin Olympic A C Herbert Rich West Side: Justin Ed K- The following officials will be In E E Bennett E E Baldwin "rnlng: G A Itynearson W Ashton F C Van Buren and E H Dor-- F and Ba?ett W K Day G Plummer Blrken-stoc11 BOISE TODAY AT f f Special Nov 28 — The Salt Lake BOISE Ida Side High achoOT football arrived toniaht for the Thank giving day came1 with 'Boiae Richardson Coach H High school the team in Rood166shape The reported Salt Lake boys average pounds In and Boise between 152 and 154 weight Rain fell most of the afternoon but the field Is sandy and will not be muddy Boise has won every gams this sea-of son bavin defeated the College Idafio of Caldwell 7 to 6 Weiser Hifh school 14 school 41 to 0 Caldwell High 14 to 7 to 12 Baker (Ore)school High 14school to 0 and Nampa High ts will be Boise Tomorrow's game Side won Boise with the West fourth 27 to 6 in 1912 at Boise The following won Lake the West Side won at Salt1914 year the West Siders 9 to 2 In at Boise 13 to 0 Higgins right tackle Is the Captain Boise man with any only D Sharker team experience Coach his machine from green mahas built - fc terial I " ra ” &hT'ieVS! a t Montana State PANTHERS AT e CONFERENCE STANDING W L Pet B O lOMO Denver U 4 O 10M Utah Aggies SOO S 2 I of Coloreds S 2 00 :ele Mines 300 2 2 L ef I' MO 2 2 Cole College 1 4 U ef Wyoming O S Cole Aggie O 2 i - -- 4 44 44 44 4 44 ROCKY MOUNTAIN LEOPARDS ARE AT WALLA WALLA Nov 28 — Walla Walla Wash Walla Walla la tonight the mecca of football lovers of the inland empire and excitement over tomorrow’s gams with Salt Lake East Side la intense With fair weather prevailing a record holiday crowd is assured and with school honors at stake the great high for the contest will be a brll-ia- setting one nt The East Side team arrived here at 730 p mt a bit tired but ln fine spirit and went to bed early for a long sleep Prior to their arrival local high school students held a big street parade and then met the visitors at the train with auto Roy Bohler of Washington State college will referee and Coach Dempsey of Colfax High school former W S star will umpire About 82000 has already been wagered on the game and more will unbe covered tomorrow Walla doubtedly Walla enthusiasts are prepared to go the limit In this respect and many big fever for the wheat growers have the time The odds are even first Wahi field has been turned over to Coach Fitzpatrick for private practice tomorrow morning and he is expected Walla Walla to work out his squad Is expected to use mostly the old style of straight football on offense vhrre thm over tbe msrshes from Bsermnenlowith timers J F k fat bank been no wild rush by citisens w R W Richardson clerk starter: icsgue accounts to put np mousy to bring Coast course A1 of C R writes Grimmett to City the checker baseball back Capital And the Joy In rthe pan FTanolacj laExantlner the whispering are that It Ira t be-or point parsimoniousonce cause the Saeramentana grandon olda gam HARSH that they don't want theback IN THE EAST or COACH Penn vs Cornell again They're bolding are willing matter Philadelphia— — " tfVP11 say they They principle At Plttsbnrgb Pittabnreli v Penn State to support the club butaa they plentynotof money any At New Yrrk — Mlneola Aviation corps vs PelAnd the It to purchase will put up ham Bay naval reserve and will said that they McCredies of Portland have THINGS Hamilton v Fort Hancock Fort ABOUT money certain for only get out of the league IN THE WEST Sacwill stay as though they It begins to look —Syracuse IJneoln At i Nebraska directors Coast league the aa raments aigue that from them three vs Missouri Kansas Mo— Colombia At Co club away took their — Washington va St Louis Ioni r--a son that they St At same the for It took away sad 55ov At Cleveland— Cane vs Western Reserve are how considering taking Portland sfor wy “’ashington is coWabasb va Marqnette At Milwankee— the nstat MiuaniCe against 0'00 tree enough paid dnesn Salt Washington n Tomorrow s game If the At Columbus —Ohio State vs Sherman t scm to team franchise and players but that At (Tbica so— Great Lakes va Camp Sheridan fights every inch of the way On officer he anv reason why tbe Saeramentana should pay there particularly hoi Ln PractJce Coach Hunt to have another club placed At Camp Fnnston — Illinois vs Camp Funston h°P- - His chief as nobody In Sacramento saw even the slightest ?llt THE SOUT1I 12 snap In his men worry At Richmond —INWashington portion of that 129000 and Lee vs Washmen' P?wer8 and Theisen ington and Jefferson are showing any Hunt At llattiesbnrg Miss— Indiana va Camp Shel-b- y an-r® ha Football Games Today MEN yn itte -- get-up-and-- UTAH AGGIES ' six-rou- both anxious to fill Gardner s tey shoes at right half fll0WS Wltll nO OppO- iliinnVn °l tf1 are Just ainnl? i1®?' I substitutes to 'eliding replace some of thosehad fellows they'd never put on another football suit for me" "there has been no second team for two weeks and the coach against It" for competition Verbal kht into' his men Jnat1n lost effectiveness The ihwJh have his athletessays are about and to some of CON Kit RIGHT (132) not for tender ears ARMY TEAMS MEET FOR CHAMPIONSHIP wa?rNclHfdChrKUK!a"fciparth(nA"E r" ambulance corps footle1 r®m to represent the east against v Hasleell At Memphis— Mississippi Aggie v Georgia At Birmingham— Alabama — At Jackson Miss Mississippi vs' Mississippi College ' At Nxihville— Vsnderbilt vs University of Sooth ON THE ALLEYS comMERciaL 1 Woods lnethiaNwvnd Kamle for the west announced as th tournament of roeestUre The ambulance team it was composed of strong universitj' players'! Holly lvnch Wicks marIn® CAPTAIX By iotmitio! New 9ervicel Svracii N Y Snw St — rv Giilo of tol9r v elected cantaln of tbe T H-n- ivajred nnilwi-- k ai""ity for t brre years Olito Mil- - l” Get Your Gun for Goshawks Are Coming X FULLBACK UNIVERSITY OF UTAH tbe Utab playi la the above tape' lathethefig urea la 'the pareutbeuto before Tbe Aggie play era are aot aaaabered bera an they will appear today gaaie ladleate tbe welgbfa all playera IMh Tbe fixorra aader tbe aaiaeo of 1S3 Utab welch of teaaai Agglea Average weight of llaet Utah ICii Aggie a ISP Average Average IP4 143 Aggie weight of bawkfleldt Utah I' tab Waraer sad Good w la Agglea Lladgalnt Twlfebell Caaaea Mohr a ad Experienced varsity player PeterOfflelato Cleaseat T Crawley Heaver U refereei A A Blaeer Wwater aaaplrei WM A oh tea Utah bead llaesaaaa Time ef period 13 alaatea tlaie 239 p a starting Plaee Caaiaalaga field at tbe Ualveralty ef Utab BOSTON Nov 28 — A warning to and others that a of dangerous migration from arctic regions is In goshawks progress has been issued by the state fish and game commissioners who urge the destruction of these birds described as deadly enemies of native game birds The invasion Is said to most serious since that of be tbe present eleven years ago when the birds of hare and owing to a their scarcity usual prey came pharmigan southward and devoured grouse by the wholesale The which unliko other hawks goshawk files straight away Instead of In circles is somewhat larger than a pigeon - 16ljl70jll7 142il59i26 Undine 1X2:134 130 2MJorgenson '16012114S: 42i Cross I— I— 1—1 18j2Mi78 — I— 70 !17513o'146 99181(1491 j 4511 Duhbert i I Ttl 3 455 317 387 596 -- iCZi41il58 4C1 r- (1)23 jl46i44ill3j 1103145 !643!7403 Allen 2 Ttl 3 jl42173l6 (147 141 1167 (152206il36 135135'135 Srbeenic02s-lo03TDummy 2J3178162 563) Scticelc 1 I ( 031 3017701 763 22631 I 541 120:106111) !lS8197!l30 515! Boliling ——— 1 I 433Tvinr 33I-'ii-Pina- n 2C66 BOSTON STOKE iTtli 1671 415 Totals 2 349iKilbertson IMJUGLAS I 2349 N 2 I Ttl ' 1134:127:1241 385j Erickson I Custer Keilaack Martin Kemper 420 S i3163:i45i 446jGehrke Winter Williams 114415718! -- j — i — - — 4S9jManeay Totals j690i678:7522120 Totals FT 15311271140 :83xS98i703 ISCHRAMM-JOHXSO- E I 1 448 427 1 Totals :S30i721i752i210X SPAREY-MEH3- COLGATE 1 443 r HOUSE Ttl 1112 '194 1481142 4S4 TtlJ 2 1151154 14!j GSlCljne 97 1150! 168 41S Knight Drexel Vaclial Walsh Greer I iKAGirri ORPHEUM CI'DAIIY PURITANS I Totals — I— — 473 455 494 405 7358587S5236S nd PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLES rrti iii2i3 (1S0136163 449 CROSS ARMS utm “ Ttl 483 360 385 360 Yale-Harva- Intrrnatioiisl News Service and rd frames called Army-Nav- y off on account of the war the Pennsylvania-Corne- ll game liolds the center of the gridiron interest this Thanksgiving day T1e “dope” is that Pennsylvania will have'an easy victory Cornell lost to Colgate Michigan and Fordham Williams was able to beat her after a hard struggle Only Oberlln Bucknell and Carnegie Tech (notably easy teams to whipi have been quelled this season by the Ithacan eleven But the Pennsylvania team has won consistently Only Georgia Tech and with extraordinary teams Pittsburgh have beaten the Quakers so far this season Their defensive has been a feature of the football year The best hope Ithaca has is that the team can hold Pennsylvania to a small score line-up The It was officially announced by Cornell will he the same as in the Fordhampractically But there is a rumor in game student circles that Strauss right guard will be shifted to center that Pendelton fullback will be put In the line at right tnat Hoffman right half will guardPendleton’s take and that Carev place will be in at right half The Cornell team is to be ln good physical conditionreported Another battle will be the Pittsburgh-Pennsj'lvanState game It is three years since Pittsburgh lost a game Pennsylvania State has on the contrary recently dropped games to and Jefferson Dartmouth Washington and Lehigh LinSyracuse will meet Nebraska coln Both western and eastern atteams are said to be in excellent condition both have had a successful season and the game should be interesting and well balanced Another interesting game will be between Washington ana Lee and Waeli-irgto- n and Jefferson at Richmond one-sid- ed ia L D S HOOP TEAM PLAYS FIRST TONIGHT The L D S basketball team will start Its season with the hoop game tonight when it meets the Pleasant Grove High school at Pleasant Grove Captain Clawson is the only one 'or last year's tegulars back this season Seven men and Coach Rynearson will make the trip These men are: Clawson and Nowells guards S Preece center Haymond and M Preece forwards Cooper and Leaver subs The regular monthly meeting of the will Utah Physical Education society Satbe held at the Deseret gymnasium at 1 p m The principal speakurday er will be Eugene Roberts physical director and coach of the Brigham at Provo His topic Young “Social Education the New will beuniversity Partner of Physical Education” Miss Hellmann of the University of Utah will open the discussion and committee reports will be presented by the Dr H L Mar members: following shall chairman of the committee on health education Homer Christiansen chairman of the committee on athletics G A Rynearson chairman of the committee on current topics J R Griffiths chairman of the committee on playgrounds Mr Griffiths will also present th4 work of the physical section of the Mr Utah Educational assocaition Roberts will present the report of the William R committee on gymnastics of physical education Day supervisor In the public school is the president of the society and F C Van Buren of the Deseret gymnasium the secretary T raveling Men A n established sales agency with big money-makin- g lines offers you an opportunity to get off the road Your WINS CROSSCOUNTRY RUN WITH SPRINT Herald-Republica- Saesmanship Special n 28 — William Stowell Nov Provo run at the winner of the B Y U two years ago nosed out a by again victory Lyman beating a bare Brown over thetoday three tape yards on a two and a half mile run David Nelson an Arizona runner finished a good third The time was 23 43 seconds minutes and The freshmen class sent the most men over the tape for positions out of the fifty-seventries and won the big Thanksgiving day turkey cross-count- Ability ry en TODAY'S GAME FOR MOVIES of Utah’s football players will lie seut to all ih“ important cities iu the United States aa tbe Pstbescope agency here will film tbe rootbsll same today from first to last Tbe local branch ha a movie camera man who is alao an experienced foot bal list and be will follow the Ins and out of tbe bis yame with a camera that will show all tbe thrills Movie HORSE ONCE WORTH 4fSSMd SOLD FOR f 120 4 120ll20120 120lS:120 360 4 105132148 122:il'F141 400 Cliatou Bargains in thetrottingat horses 120120120 360 I lummy jl20120jl20 4the re- - 4 passed through ring SRS 297 497 12312212 jl8129G 4- cent Old Glory sale ln New York 4 Buckley with fancy reputations 4 ills1723739 2176 4- Horses 615(655 froo’ltfSj Totals 4- went for mere songs There was 4 Alcyone 2:llg that won 4 Baron the American trotting derby val- COLLEGE HONORS 500 ued at 835000 14at Boston in 1909 At the age of years he was led WHO HEED ARMY CALL down In the salcsring and was knocked 4-K B to for 8120- 4 Haring his 4useful- 4 — outlived has Baron The 28 Nov Pa State College Pennsyl4- ness on the trotting turf and of ‘ vania State college's latest decoration has been earning his oats in Is a huge service flag carrying more 4- late shafts of a bakery wagon At the or coeds than 500 stars ofths handiwork one time the Baron was owned by Instructors and of wives eollege former Gov Horace White of Each star represents either a faculty 4 who has member or an undergraduate answered the cell Esch man's embroidered on his star Case Dummy 1801172151 By EW YORK Nov 28—With the SOHEIY WILL MEET TELEPHONE LEAGUE CEDAR vania State Colo nd SAYS d -- Nov 28— Benny Leonard lightweight champion boxer of the world tonight knocked out Frank (Sailor) Kirke of Denver in the first round of tlieir scheduled bout at Stockyards stadium The knockout blow was a right hook to the jaw which Leonard delivered immediately after Kirke arose after having been knocked down by a right to the body Kirke landed the first blow of the bout a left to the body Leonard and countered with a right to the head secthe men sparred for a couple of onds Leonard then shot rights and lefts to Kirke's jaw Kirke was marked and covered himsqlf badly He rushed but slipped his When Kirke and fell to the head feet Leonard shot lefts regained and Kirke continued covering The Denver was in distress and the fighter hooted crowd clearly too slow for Kirke was Leonard who entirely blocked his opponent’s blows easily inches away from his body Leonard put Kirke down with a right to the body Kirke immediately arose and Leonard knocked him out with a hook to the Jaw while the crowd right laughed The bout lasted 1 minute and 20 seconds Though Kirke also is a lightweight he had an advantage of several catch it was said as the men met atpounds The actual weights were not weights announced In the Harry Bramer Colorado preliminaries champion was featherweight given a decision over Jack Bratton San Francisco featherweight at the end of the first round of their scheduled eight-roun- d bout Bramer knocked Bratton down five times and seemed able to hit him at will Eddie Fay lightweight of Casper end Wyo received a decision at theSullibout with John of his van of Chicago Leonard will now make a tour of the United States giving exhibition bouts for the benefit of the war relief and athletic equipment funds soon after the as an athletic holidays ifln his duties can be arranged Instructor the army to permit this Billy Gibson Leonard’s announced here today manager All the bouts Gibson said would be short Abandonment 'of a projected to the Pacific coast because of trip was a factor in bringing army dutiesdecision Gibson said adding about this Gene Delmont that after a match with in St Paul December 5 Leonard probfor would box no more in ably some time except for affairspublic directly connected with the army ten-rou- ing university officials have announced that the seat sale will oen on the grounds at 10 o’clock this morning For the past week tickets have been on sale at Spalding’s and the Western Anns as well as at the university A fcw auto stalls are still on sales but it is expected that they will be gone before noon: m TODAY 4- - tf - will be your chief stock in trade You will need $2500 to buy stock and of1 - fice furniture Terms to the right man Get in touch with me at once! 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