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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26

College Football

At Pl;tsburg Pa: Carnegie Technical
school. s. Colgate. JS
Al Indianapolis, Ind; Butler college.
At Marietta. O.: Marietta. a; Den
nlsou. Q.
Al Lexington. Ky: Kentucky state
university. lS; Central university s.
Al Washington -. g.. BuckmcN. Il,
George Washington, s.
At chicago, IN. Lake Forest. Il. De
Al New York y. Y: Fordhsm, s.
At Little Rock. Ark: Arkansas unlyer.
sity. 30; Washington university. q.
A. Alliance, O. Mt. Union college.
At south Bend. Ind Culver Military
academy, %. Ohio Northern university. 70.
At LyuChburE. Va: Davidson college.
5: virginia Military institute. o.
8. southwestern Kansas college, 8.
Al oklahoma city, Okla. state uni
yNrstty. ~. Epworth. H.
At Terre Haute, Ind: Rose Folytech-
MIC. 81. Franklin college, TO-
AZ Oskaloosa. Ia: D's Moines col
legc. II; Pennsylvania college, s
At MoTEantown W. Va: University
OF West Virginia. 5; Washington and
At Decatur M Munkcn university.
L; Shurtlen college. IS.
At Galesburg, H.. Knox. l.; Lombard.
A. Easton. Pa Lafayette. :; Dick
.nson. q.
ST Louis. Mo: Carlisle. 81: St Louis. o.
~ Milwaukee, WIS: Notre Dame. 0;
Marquette. a.
At Columbus, o.: Ohio state 22 Ken
you. O.
At Dos Molncs. la. Drake. II. Amcs. o.
seattle, Wash Washington. 6; ore
Eon. O.
Butte. Mont: University Of Montana.
10; BoZcman Agricultural college. 5.
~ Nashville. Tenn. Scwance, Is: Van
derbiIt. 3.
At Montgomery, Ala: Auburn, Is.
Georgia. ..
At Norfolk, Va: Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. Is; Agricultural and Mechanical
College ~ North Carolina 6
a. Denver. Colo: Denver, %. Colorado
At Topeka. Kas.: Washburn. 0 Kansas
state Agricultural college. 40.
At Montsomcry. Ga.-Auburn. Is: Uni
vcrsity Of Georgia n.
~ Ch1ttauooGa-Cha univer-
sity. 3. MaryVillc. s
AZ knoNvllie-Tennessee. II; Transyl-
At BirmiuEham.-L State uni
ycrsity, -; Alabama, 6.
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Big Holiday Crowd.

OAKLAND. Nov. 25.-Flnc weather and
good card drew n large holiday crowd
TO Emeryville today and speculation went
on nj q lively rate. fourteen layers opcr-
ating the oral system. Long shots were
much in evidence in the heavy going.
Tho Thanksgiving handicap resulted in
n victory for Silver Knight, quoted at II
to /. The weight told on Follic l.. the
lavoritc and she was beaten for the
place by John Louis. Recon. Galcnc Gale
and Orelio were other outsiders that
First race. futurity course. selling
Recon. 9l (Parkcr). 20 10 !. Won Jillett.
lO4 Rooney), 3 60 l, second; Colbert. io4
(Seldcn). Il to !. third. Time. 1916. Tax
cr. Paul Clifford. Coutracosta. Illusion.
Roberta Peggy O'Ncil Galvanic. Rose
Cherry and La Petite finished az named.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Galene Gale. 1O2 (Selden). IS to l. won:
Raleigh. 10 e. King). IL TO ;. second; /;
Alder Gulch lOI tMcBridc(. 10 /. third.
OrSidora and Hcrliana finished as named
Third race. futurity coursc-OTclio. ll2
(Rcttlg). 20 TO l. won: Gosspper H., l0i
(Nan Dusen). 10 ]. second; Belle Kin
ncy. 1Oi CBevau), s TO /. third. Time
LIE 2-5 Bemay. LuNurio. No Quarter
Escamada. Curriculum. Andrew b. Cook
and Litholin finished as named.
Fourth race. one mile and an eighth
Thanksgiving handicap-Silver knight
% (Kcderlsj. l2 to I. won: John Louis
lee Cvandusan). . to 2. second: Follie y.
ITO CNValsh). 6 10 . third. Time. i:j5 4-5.
Fantastic and Colonel Jack nnishcd as
named.
Fifth race one milo and twenty yards
sellinc-Naloski. los (WalShl. 10 Q. won /.
Mechant. Ia U.ccds). 10 10. second :
Charley Paine 100 (NanGusanl. ! tn 2.
third, Time. ltj. Whidden and St Avon
finished as named.
Sixth race. Ave and half furlonEs.
purse-Hampass. 10 CATChibaidD, 20 >,
won: Lena Lcth. 100 (Kodercs). , TO ].
second Novgorod. l0l CWalsh. 30 10 /.
third. Time. l;OS Roy T.. Palo Alto
Ybor. Right Sort Sir Barry and Roy Jr..
finished as named.
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Latouia Races.

CINCINNATI Nov 25-Nimbus. cou-
pied in the betting with Prince Cal. won
the Thank sgiving handicap at Latonla
today by a length and half from Law
renee =. Daley. with Prince Gal his
stable mate. o good third.
II was getaway day, and the largest
crowd or the meeting attended. Three
favorites won. Most OF the horses
brought here by tho fall meeting. which
closed today. have been shipped TO Jack
sonvillc and TO Tampa. Fla. A few went
to the Pacific coast tracks
First race. six furlongs s-lmprudent. s
TO 3. won: Figo. 20 TO /. second Garlic
ton c.. to l. third. Time. i:15.
Second race, six furonEs. selilnE-Chal-
ice l. to /. won. Night Mist 3 TO /.
second: Claiborne, 10 l, third. Time.
1915.
Third race. one mile-G NJ Miller. l
to 1, won. Ny Gal. 10 TO !. second. Hand
zarstta. Is TO /. third. Time. l:f2i
Fourth race. one mile. Thanksgiving
handicap Nimbus. I 20 >. won. Lawrence
7. DAILY, 10 to !. second: Prince Gal. /
TO . third. Time $40 i-J.
Fifth race seven furlouGs selling
Raruesdalc. { to J. won; Sally Preston.
- l. second; otillo. TO /, third. Time,
t:@7 as.
Sixth race. mile and a quarter. SELL
ing-Nancn. TO :, won. Pat Sharp, IL
TO l. second Wcdgewood. . TO L. third
Time. 2:O9.
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Emeryville Entries.
Special to Tho Tribune.
OAKLAND Nov. 2J-Enfries FOR

Special to Tho Tribune.
OAKLAND. Nov. 2j.-Entries for Fri
days races.
First race. nvc-cighths Of mile. sell
ing-Velma c., III: Wap. III: B"llsnicl
or, III; Little Fannie. III. Argonaut. ll0.
Sainest. l01 Bold. 100. Thistle Belle. lg7
Second race. three-qusrtcrs Of mile.
selling 1872 -. Avon. i2g:
Grace c.. lI9. Burlclgh. l19: Danccn. 1ig:
Indictment, us: Maurctania. rs; Wolf
Vile, IL, Billy Myer. lii. Rabhlc. 81
Third race. eleven -siNtcenths OF mile.
selling sam Brooks. 10: Binoculsr. 10.
Judge Quinn. lo7 Ealrouia. lo7. Biased.
lo5 Tom MMalloy. l05; Silvia Fir. lO5
Redeem. los; Bcdn. io5: Goodship. l0f.
Msltondalc. lOl.
Fourth race. mite aud twenty yards.
selling -Liddiugton. Il2; Ia Ball. los
Aks-Ar- Ben. iu1; McrliuEo. lO7; Mr..
Bishop. lOi. Roscvale l03.
Fifth race, mile end twenty yards. SELL
Ing -Coppcrh.ld 109: Becchwood. l09
Staudovcr. ZOE: i.sz"llr, l0a: LeEatec. lO9,
Colonel Brady, lof; Sos Lad. iOt.
sixth race, thIcc-qua rters 81 a mile.
ursc-liawper IL. Dorothy L,dgctt.
49, Bishop W. 100; Captain Hansen.
loo; Schmooscr. ln6: Look out. los.
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NEBRASKA NO MATCH
FOR HASKELL INDIANS

LINCOLN. Ncb.. Nov, 25.-Thc Has
koll Indians defeated Nebraska on An
dFcws iod today. IL 10 .. The Indians
ontclasgcd Ncbra ska. although out
weighed eight pounds 10 the man.
The contest WIS spectacular. each
touchdown coming after long runs down
muddy and sloppy field.
Haskell made the first touchdown with
IN the FIRST half minute ot play, Captain
Roberts receiving n forward pass and
running seventy Yards. Shonka. tho Ne
braSka center got the ball near the close
OF the half and ran twenty yards for n
touchdown.
Near the close OF tho half. when Ne
hraska worked the ball down 10 HaskclGs
thiTty-y1rd line, Roberts ran eighty
yards for n touchdown
The second hall was ono OF defense on
Nebraskas part
Coach Bender protested. though not Of
ficlalN, that NcbTdSSa's < touchdown was
Illegal. claiming that the quarterback did
not handle the ball In the scrimmagc
from which ShonlCa broke from for Ne
oraskas only touchdown.
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HIGH SCHOOL EASILY
DEFEATS OGDEN TEAM
Oldham Saves Team From Shut
Ont by Place Kick
From Field.


OGDEN. Nov. 25.-By the decisive score
Of Il TO .. the salt Lake high school foot.
BAH team upheld the claim OF To- support
crs by defeating tho ogden high school
eleven AZ che fair grounds this after
noon.
Tho game was played under adverse
conditions for both teams. The field IN
some places was a sea OF mud making
tho work necessarily slow and causing.
IN" players To frequently lose their foot
Ing. Tho few fumhlos during the game
wcrc remarkable, when the condition OF
the gridiron Is considered.
The Ogden team made its three points
about the middle OF the first half. when
Oldham executed sensational place kick
from tho thirU-yard line At tho close
ot the nrst half salt Lake had made two
touchdowns, aud two goals wore kicked
ny Romncy. which made tho visitors
score l..
In tho second bali tho ball wns car
r,El riTd from ono part ot The neld 10 The
most Of the time. one minute before the
game closed GALLAGHER OF salt Lake took
the ball across Tor touchdown. which
ran tho score up 10 iG points. The effort
10 kick goal was unsuccessful.
The game was characterized by rough
playing. Ia which ogden took the lead
and was frequently pcusliZ-d Salt Lake
was pcnalizcd often Tor holding. Roth
teams punted frequently. salt Lake
showed superior work IN the use of the
forward pass. but both teams were
handicapped IN getting started after tho
ball was put in play hv tho heavy mud
Wheeling. GALLAGHER and Warthmau made
tho touchdowns FOR salt Lake. while Old
hams wcil-cNccutcd kick nCttod ogden
its only score.
Tho officials Of tho game were Tom
Nnrlcy OF the university. referee. Free
man BaSSctt, umpire: T. J. Milne field
Judge. and "Jocko" Brown. head lines
man.
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WARD WOULD QUIT LAW
FOR BASEBALL PRESIDENCY

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-At the annual
meeting Of the National baseball league
iu this city next month. John NJ Ward
the famous old baseball player viii be a
strong candidate for the presidency. 1t
~ said that four clubs are now pledged
20 Wand These are Chicago. St Louis
BROOKLYN and New York Charles W
Murphy oi the Chicago club H. said To
have agreed with John r. Brush OF the
New Norks and g III. Ebhetts OF the
Brooklyn To- support Ward. Murphy's can
didaie. James J. Hart having refused to
be considered.
II is understood thBt the PHILADELPHIA
club b. expected 10 join this combination
and will leav" Cincinnati PittsburS and
Boston. FOR John y. Heyd!cr 10 succeed
himself
Ward retired from baseball in 1876 aft
cr turning out the famous New York
team that won the Temple cup from Ia.
Baltimore prunant winners since then
Dee has been prnctitinE lsw. but has been
active in baseball m9,trrs
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PROMINENT RACE HORSE
MAN Is RUN DOWN

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-Tamcs Howard
nfty-ninc years old, known TO race horse
men was Injured badly by taNlcah this
afternoon. II was stated at midnight at
Grace hospital. wh"r. he - being cared
Tor. that his injuries. while serious, are
not necessarily fatal
When Washington park race track was
at the height ot It's popularity. Howard
WAS secretary OF the club, which con
trollHd lt.
After the closing OF Washington park.
Mr.. Howard went into the brokerage
business. operating on tho board Of trade
In the sporting world he is known as n
man who loved racing and race horses for
racing alone.
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but Referee Cotton said ne forgot To blow
his whistle, not being used 10 such fast
work and the ball was brought 6acl; to
IA. twenty Vineyard Inc. The varsity
Auckrd tnc lire and Walker vas knocked
out and had % he replaced by horns.
Tile varsity was held f1g downs ON The
tsu-yard line. Tho AEgies puutcd. Home
blocking and the leather uollcd over The
goal line. Locl falling uu thc bah tor
touchdown. sic missed goal and the
score stood - - o.
IN seven minutes left 90 play. neither
team could score. In series az puuts
tho AFglcs rushed the hall down 10 the
dftccu-ysrd line. where Ratt tried a goal
IrF brt missed The AEElcg tried an
other place Kick from tho thirrv-fvc- ward
luc. bat missed and when time was
called she ball Vas IN AEElc territory in
possession ~ fhc varsity.
The lineup
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DENVER UNIVERSITY
DEFEATS COLORADO
Tieing i'm First Half, Varsity
Walks Away With Game
in Last Half.

DENVER. Nov 25.-Aftcr ending the
FIRST half to c. Denver university today
defeated Colorado college % 20 8. Den
yer did not get started until late in tho
second half when line pluug,s by Schroe-
der. end runs by Nolk. Crowley and Mey-
err. and several judicioUsiy used fake
plays. uc,tcd consistent gains.
Coloudos touchdown came In ;h" mid
de OF tho first half when repeated lin"
buckiuE and end runs carried tho ball
to Dcnyor's nye-ysrd line. where Denver
Was pcnalizsd four Yards for an offsldc
play. H~ald went through for the FIRST
tDuc cIdoWu scored ON Denver by a Colo
rado' team this year. In On" middle OF
the second half. Denver went down tn"
urId five yards al a clip, ana Tor tho
remainder OF the game mad little trou-
bic.
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Missouri Beats KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. Z5.--In n hard
fought game tho University OF Missouri
football team defeated the University %
Kansas her. today. thereby winning the
Missouri valley championship. The score
was Il 10 g. Both teams went into the
game With clean record. neither having
been defeated this season,
The surprise of the game WAS tho
strength OF the Missouri line. Time and
tim. again the Missouri ends raced down
the field ahead % punts and downcd q
Kansas man In his tracks as be caught
tho ball.
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N0TRE DAME FINISHES
SEASON UNBEATEN

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Nothing TO
nothing was the result today OF the foot
ball game bctwccR Marquette and Notrc
Dame universities. Notre Dame thus IN
ishcs the season without a defeat In one
Of the most desperate contests ever
fought on a western Cridirop. the two
teams struggled FOR two thirty Nv" min
ute halves and the game ended with the
hail only ten yards down on Marquctlc's
end of the field and In Marqucttc's pos
session.
At the beginning OF tho second half
Marquette was playing constantly In
Notrc Danes territory, hut ucar tho end
of the half Notrc Dame managed tn hold
most of the play In Marquette's end OF
the field.
Many changes In line were made near
th" close. hut the gam" was practically
without injury To- any player.
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Mus BE Examined

NEW YORK. Nov. Following thr
hAuishment 81 football from public school
league sports. th. board of education has
issued All order that hereafter no school
boy viii BE- allowed iu athletic cpmprti-
ticn unless De- has n certificate from tho
school physician showing his physical At
ness 90 compete. This safeguard is cx-
rrcted 10 prevent tho physical collapse
of many - the young athletes durlng
strenuous competitions.
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Closes season

COLUMBUS. o. Nov s5.-Ohio State
university finished it, football season to-
day by defeating Kenyon college q
tu g. on an exceedingly heavy lcd
Tho scoring WIS evenly distributed over
the two halves Captain Jones OF ohio
kicked two goals from Hrld lon the last
half. uu, from tho fifteen ward line and
the other from tho thirty -nyr-yaul limo.
Mason was disqualified FOR slugginz and
Kenyon pcuniizod half the distance 10 her
goal Iu tuc second HalG
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TERRIBLE INJURIES
RECEIVED IN FOOTBALL

WAiLA WALIsA. Wash. Nov. 25.-
Five football players were injured two OF
them seriously. IN the game today be-
tween Washington state college and the
Whitman college eleven. which was won
hy the former by a score Of % to s.
Clarence Morrow. right guard for Whit
man. sustained three broken ribs. and
William Clemens. Whitwans center. was
unconscious for nvc hours from a blow
on the head. He Is reported TO be- I'm a
critical condition Buck. Formau and
Johnson of the Washington eleven also
were Injured.
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"a "a a CURES
SbSbSb BLOOD PGIS0I

outward all that
completely blood before
blood particle
herbs and
ALL THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, "a
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Animal Antn Mnetinr-

NEW YORK. Nov. e5.-Promincnt su-
tomobllisjs from many parts OF tho
TultsI states will attDud tho annual
meeting of tho board of directors 81 the
American Automobile association. to bo
held here ucNi Tuesday. Outside of cleo
tiou OF Officers. If ls expected thEt action
viii Do taken in regard no the good roads
movement in the middle west. and that
steps viii p" lnaUEUrst"d 90 obtain de-
rirahl. legislation iu various states
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Intercnllnriatn Golf.

LAKEWOOD. n j.. Nov 25.-Albort
Sookcl of Princeton. intercollegiate golf
champion took FIRST place today in the
qualifying round Of the Lakewood Couu-
try clubs annual Thanksgiving tourua-
mcni. Ills total was 90. eighteen strokes
higher than the amateur record. but an
excellent mark considering today's wealth
or conditions.
Second place was a triple tic az 9l
strokes. by Walter J. Travis and Fred
Herroshon OF Camden city, and j, r..
SMAmlcN Ir.. OF Dcnl.
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Scores on Porwnrd Pass.

SEATTLE Sov .5-Thc University ol
Washington football team won tho North
western INTERCOLLEGIATE championship Hn0
Tho Barrett silver cup here today hf dT-
fcstiuz the University OF oregon. 20 20 s
WaEhiu-ton's victory was due largely
tu the forward pass. which Was used fire.
uusntly. Tho oregon team dcDCndod
upon old-stylr football making several
gains by end runs. Tho work or Warren.
Grimm. WaEhingtor's left end, vaA par
ticUisrly spectacular. Hc sr,l Lwo
touehdoNus ou forward passes.
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No Fighting in Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov 25.- Efforts TO
revive prize lighting I'm Kansas have
brought from Governor Stubbs the state
mont that hc Will not permit the sport TO
20 on
Just to sec how tho authorities stood
on the matter. promoters arranged a
meeting for Effinghdm next Sunday be-
tween local pugilists Tho affair came
90 the notice OF the governor and he
notified tho sheriff 10 stop the bout II
necessary. tho governor said. hc would
call ont a company of militia 10 prevent
tho fight
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Cadet serioutly Injured.

LYNCHBI re Va. Nov. .5.-Cadct
Fred Webster % Missouls Mont. center
% tho Virginia Ni0tarl-t institute football
eleven. sas unconscious for several hours
tonight as result % injuries received i1
tho game today NTH Davidson. y. &
college. II H. believed he VIII recover
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PENNSY DEFEATS
CORNELL, II TO 6
Game Is Played in Pools of
Water, SIush, Ice and
Mud.
NEITHER TEAM SHOWS
STRENGTH FIRST HALF
Twenty Thousand People Wit
ness Contest; Cornell Starts
Like Winner.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov o5.-v5iloWinE
and sliding around on field deep with
mud, Slush, fee and pools Of water. the
University OF Pennsylvania football team
defeated Cornell in tho annual game on
franklin field this afternoon by score
of u 90 5. II was a poorly played game
FOR which weather and field conditions
wcrc In a great measure responsible
Twenty thousand persons saw the game.
There was hardly any choice IN the
teams In tho FIRST half. which ended e
TO G. but Pennsylvania showed the better
form in the second half
Cornell started out like winner. Tho
Iths cans kicked on. PENNSYLVANIA failed
to max" any gains on IN" ice and punred
to Inidhcld The kick was returned by
Cornell and, getting tho bail on a FUN
bic. the Ithaca boys started 80 hammer
the Pennsylvania line. Footing in In"
slush was uncertain for tn" defensive
team, and Cornell easily carried the ball
over the Pennsylvania line. Robb made
tho touchdown and O'Connor kicked the
E0al
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Big Crowd Present.

AUSTIN Tex, Nov 25.-Rcforc tho
largest crowd that ever witnessed foot
bah game In Texas. the a. and VI. college
defq1tcd the UnivcrBity OF Texas s to o.
Both teams plRVna a hard ccln Infnc
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EInensive Stadium.

KANSAS CITY Nov. 25.-'rhc TX"
club. q University of Kansas organizl-
ton. has started an agitation 20 build a
SI5 900 stadium here next year.
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Bryan Presents Cup.

TUCSON. AtiZ.. NOV. Tho IulNfr-
sIty % New McNicp won from the t'ulytr-
sity ~ Arizona 40 football today by a
-cor. % - 90 II. The score al tho end
ot tho nrst half was TO % in favor %
Arizona.
". =. Bryan presented cup 10 the
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Referee Is Slow.

Tho Aggics kicked over goal line Coach
Nsddoci Was then ordered 20 the bench
lot 'oatning and hls team WAS pennlixcd
hitccn, yards. NgVirs tried 10 pass. but
missed hy fumhline Utah punted BAIT
then sent pass to Ecbcrt who missed
tnd Grant srrintcd Mty-uyc yards before
ho was dowucd by EEhcrt The varsity
MT the ball into immediate play and
Love vent over tho goal line on a pass.
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COLORADO DEFEATS
SCHOOL Of MINEI
Golden Is Shut Out in a Hars
Game, by Score of
l6 TO o.
MINERS ARE 0UTWEIGHED.
But FIGHT TO THE LAS
Colorado Scores First Touch
down After Twenty Minutes
of Play.

DENVER Culo. N1y .5.-Cn,oAGo uri
EeTsity outclassHd tAe eleven ~ the Cod
ru School ~ Mines az Broadway psn
this afternoon. winning uy a scors 4
IS 90 %. Two touchiopus Wcra fuadc 4
the hrst half two 90 the sua,s beln
missed.
u took twenty minutes play In IN
second half before the Boulder plAyer
succeeded 10 getting tho ban over tn
l'uc Tor the final touchdown, and on TN
too. goal was miss,l. Tho miners. out
weighed and outchSsci fought 20 IN
last. but the Boulder goal lluc was nev1
% danger. In fArt, with the cXccpti0
or the hick-ou. and ON an oecasioua
punt. the play was never In colorado
territory.
Co'orado's nrst touchdown cane Aftc
twenty minutes play, and after the ID
hnd changed hands three times on down
in tho miners territory. \ bcautifuliy
executed on-s side Kick by captain Stirr1
put the hall on Tho miners Vineyard lin.
and on The next piHv Giu!gan tnr
around left end FOR n touchdown.
StiTr"t missed the goal. Soon afte
Colorado got tho bail on a bungied pas
FOR a punt on the miners ilvc-yari INA
MrFaddsn w1s soon showed over for al
touchdown and this time Surrct kick6
goal.
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Second Ualf.

Colorado had the ball on the minel
fivo-Narl line n few minutes after pl
started for the second hall, bur "
peuu'iLgd fifteen yards fnU holding
try for n field goal from thc thlrty-ny
yad line failed. Colorado again secur
the ball, bat tho hand lighting minc
took 10 on downs \ moment later
tumble IN the punt gave Colorado 4
this time the touchdown WAS made. Stok
going over. Stirrct missed goal II
bail was On IN" miners possession
their own four-yard line when time v
called
With the exception - left tac'Slc, I
miners could DO nothing with tho CD
rado line. I.cudhCtt";. tho right tack
ala splendid work IN opening holes.
Color1do's secondary line of defense 3.
dom failed 90 down the man.