davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04
Philadelphia.
Detroit.

Detroit. June 3--Detrot punched hits with bases On balls in the first and fourth innings today. de- teating Philadelphia in the opening game of the series to l. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04

College Games. At Brunswick. Me.-Bates t. Bowdoin 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04
NEW AMATEl

catch. as he has a poisoned face which
 will prevent his putting on amasl<.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04
cuhs Aaplx whitsra,h at sastan.
Roston.

Boston. June 3.--Chicsgo had difficulty in shut. aE out Boston 8 to U today. Score
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04
GAMES TODAY. Norwich at New London. MiddIetown at Willimantic.

coNmEc1lcur AssorArron srAMoine.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04
s2.OO = PUMPS -- S2.OO

Bring in a two-doilar bill and try a pair of our Snsppy Up- Date Pumps in tan, patent or gun metal. That's what they all wear.
 p. CUMMINGS, llPremiRmsl 52 Central Avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
LOCAL SOCCER LEAGUE
OPENS ITS SCHEDULE.
Salt Lake and FIT. Douglas WIN Play
First Game OF Season on
Military Grounds.

The salt Lake and Fort Douglas SOC
Ger football team line up tomorrow AFT
ernoon on The post grounds for their fIra.
league game The teams have been prac-
tlsi"E every day. Lieut.. c. r. Elliott.
manager OF the soldiers, has adopted
some trick plays and he expects to sur
rrise the Salt Lake eleven They are
m'ch encouraged at thc posi- by the
srlend!d showing the soldiers soccer team
Is making in the California leaeue. srhe
san Francisco camp only orguuized this
fan and is holding its own With all tho
crack clubs on the coast Inst Sunday
the strong Barbnrians team only lus.
managed to defeat them by = goals to 1.
The Salt Lake club is having hard luck
with their PLAYERS. IicGonage. their
crack center forward has departed for
Philadelphia. and Saxelby, II new inside
iish, from whom great things were ex-
pected, ha, sprained his wrist severely.
Consequently the forward line MIL. have
10 be Resulted agaiu. Anscll is NOV
ed 10 center forward, Young and Gain
taking the other inside positions. Wal
lace, crack oxford university PLAYER.
VIII be brought In At left hnlfbnck. AM.
l.lndle$ will be tried uut at center half
this important position. The salt Lake
lre-up Will be Hyde. goal; Bramley, RIB;
Dickinson, lt, Bosh. lh.b. .indley,
c.h.b.; Wallace. l.h.o.: Collins. or:
Gain, ir: Ansel, eff; Young, IL:
Churchill, OIL. Reserve, Prime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
ARBITRATION BOARD WILL
FINISH WORK BY MAIL

Clucagp. Nov iS-Artcr undertaking
m all-nicnt session. in which they
hoped To finish all routine business.
members Of the board of arbitration of
the National Association OF Professional
Baseball leagues adjourned shortly
after midnight aud determined TO leave
al unsettled cases to Il mail vote.
the testimony had been heard ana
the final decisions will he rendered hy
mail a brief session will br@ held To-
morrow. after which the final adjourn
nicnt VIII be taken.
Most of the maEnatcs who have been
here for the week departed today, and
members of the board were determined
10 accept their work and follow them.
Petty grievances, salaries and COMPACT
su,nbblcs promised the members n long
nights work. however and the pnr-
rose of the bourd 10 finish the work
i,c:ore adjournment may not be carried
Secretary Farrell announced the final
dispositions OF some cases without walt
ing the final adjournment
Fred Clark of Monmouth, was
awarded 10 ST. Joseph
'rhc decision of Judge Graham OF me
Pacific Coast league in the ileltinE case
was affirmed by the national board. anu
tic Spokane and Portland clubs were
fined 800 each for farming t. PLAYER.
HcltinE belongs TO Spokane and was
wanted by President Murphy OF the Chs-
.oago National league club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
TNe line-ups are as follows:
lr,t,ul,,nnn
UTAH AUTOMOBILE CLUB
WILL GIVE BIG BANQUET

At n joint meeting OF the directors
and executive committee OF the Auto
mobile club held Thursday 1t was de-
cidcd to hold an automobile banquet at
the new Commercial club during the
carly part of December. Every automo-
bile owner In the state will not only be
invited. but will be earnestly requested
10 be present. Tho object OF the ban
quot, primarily, Will be to bring the
automobile interests OF the state close
together. lay plans to secure good
roads legislation this winter. outline
a policy for greater activity for the
Automobile club and to have something
good to eat, The date Will be an
bounced later.
. The following committee wars APP
pointed on Invitations. to see that
everybody interested in automobiles.
whether members or not attend thisFnf-
Eair: d. Z. Burlcy, n. II. Bcrtram. L.
+. Eacon, NJ. S. Browning, l.. S. HIS,
W. S. Henderson, Frank Harris. D. c.
JncklinE. w. p. Kiscr l.. a. Mehsey
T.: b. Mccormick Samuel Ncwhouse
DR.. George e. Robinson, G, r. Pearsall.
l.. l.. Terry, K. L. Tracy, f. C.
srhramm. NJ. II. Walker Col. Il, A.
WALL. DR.. i c. Landenberger, DR. H.
n. May, Henry Newell. II. r. Badger,
]. S, Bransford, o, w, Powers, G. r.
Walker and w. j. Burton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
.EVERS WILL COACH
NAVAL ACADEMY TEAM

Chicago Nov. 11.--Jeln Evers. second
haseman of the Chicago National team
will coach tho naval academy bnsebnlt
squad Mt Annapolis next winter and spring
whetner nc has the consent OF Manager
Frank Chance or not. lis was the an
nouncement he made yesterday after he
had looked over the terms or the coil
tract received from the navy athletic
board.
n can't afford to turn down the navy
people" :vcrs said. Their offer Is u
most liberal one and am going to ac-
cent il! Will 20 to Annapolis In Feb
runry ard remain until / am through
work and that probably will be some time
n,,d that there won't be any trouble But
i woulG rather lay off all season, than
pass up my Annapolis opportunity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
AEROPLANE WILL RACE
HORSE ON MILE. TRACK

Denver, Nov. 19t-A scon,estFunidue in
the ANNALS ofiavlation,Wlt.n iark teday's
pr@Gram at 9ysrlaq}d ,nnrkW Y Arch
speedy nerver filly. Hoxscy will circle
tho mile track used for harness events
Willie the horse Will be sent over the
sever-cghths of n mile track used for
running races and situated inside the
harness track.
j. c. Mars the Curtiss aviator. who was
prevented from appearing yesterday By
the failure of the mechanics to assemble
his machine, viii also participate in to-
DAYS flights :.
Walter Brookins. who took 10 Kansas
City the body of Ralph tombstone, the
aviator who plunged 10 his death here
Thursday. will he accompanied on his
return to this city by Wilbur Wright.
who. 1t is declared. desires to make an
investigation into the collapse OF the BIZ
plane that resulted in .fohns,ones death
The expected arrival of Wright has re-
suited In plans for extending the meet
beyond Monday, the present date of It's
close. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19

Summoned home from Yokohama, he
found the return trip different.
1T didn't seem like the same old
ship" he said on landing in san Fran
cisco yesterday.
The cableGram young Villas received
al the japanese port told Of his moth
ers death and that he had fallen hcig
to an estate said to be valued ut
SlOOO.OOO. The fact of his bereavement
and inheritance became known abonrd
snip and the youth found himself the
object OF solicltous interest from many
quarters.
The boy WAS met here by repre-
sentative OF the estate and the two
are now returning to Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
JAMES A. PATTEN RUNS
DOWN A CYCLlST

Chicago Nov. l9-.lamos 4. Pattcn.
the retired board Of trade operator in
bis automobile ran down a cyclist il
Evanston last night He ciambered
out OF the cnr. assisted the chauffeur
in lifting the injured man into the ear
and hurried him to drug store for
medical attention.
The victim Of the accident, Charles
Pearson, a cement worker was not Sc
riously hurt but Mr. Patten waited
until physician had dressed Pear
sons wound. The accident was un-
nvoidablc, Mr. Patton said, The man
came out from behind Il fountain and
ran directly In front of the car Had
my machine been going fast he might
have suffered serious Injury or been
killed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
SCHOOL COMPETITION FOR
FlVE-CENT THEATERS

chcngo, Nov 1e-rhc many nvc-cent
thenterS and moving picture shows IN
Chicago WIN face keen competition
when the school "centcrs' which the
board Of education has established nrt
opened, The date of the opening of the
eisht-renters probably VIII be set with
inn fortnight
There viii be the best class of NOV
ing pictures said John D, Shoor. as
sstant superintendent of schools, last
night Large monographs win give our
patriotic songs ana other music
Then There will be It gymnasium and
singing classos Illustrated lectures. de-
bates and lyreum programs The con-
tiers VIII he open three nights a week."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
LOST BALLOON MADE
NEW WORLDS RECORD
ilawIcy aud Post of america II Claim
Distance Record Through Mount
taiis OF Canada.

New y-pri, My Io-T.asa ttt,,, 90 ,,,tl,s
a.
seph'altS iie oiileial u'alaiiee iihHo ny
Alan II, ltuwley und .Auggtstus Post in
the, Hllo0n Nueri,u II from being n
,.,,l,,s i ,,,,.,f.,.,
llslui measurements received from
William WslrI, chief craftsman
or thn yea. I.,,,rtruont Wrsh-
nyton set The flight Of in,wloy ami
l'ost from st. Louis to PcIibonka river.
in HE International cup race last MONTH
cnyercd , distance ar IN is-lo, miles M
- ~.
stead OF Loo miles US reported at tne
time OF the race.
Tho worll's record is ,,ln5 miles. made
,5", - -, ~ ril,,
ny '"iiile ilt''l' "S "a N"u'N ~ nia t"F"s
from Niucennca. France, TO koiosucheW,
Rulsla. in ~ hours
r5nt ft,oyi,,, ,,nd post ostnt1isi,ed !,
~ ~ "'' 70 49,,
new American record for balloon fISRtS
Ns. doubt iH Oppressed By members ur
;ha Aua. ,lut, TINT thc hoard OF cover
~" ~ ~ go" -
aors NH accept these measurements as
final wNeu the next meeting takes plact
But Na.sr- Ir,yyl.v and pn.t do no,
nr1n,,iI ia ',h,,n,jn,, CLAW ia he wn,id3,,
rtG6rd assrI,e lie fa%t mat the oEficJni
I'm, neon !" trf,im' ia,'s fi,;,n thst 6rrslS.
M iI,ytiS, et,s eo'''S ~ '''' N''''N.
III nm nSt sHTIftsrd mat ,br ,y,,r d.
r,,rtf,I,,,t ,,3,,.,,,na r,,I,,r the Sistin,.,E
ibTs,IitGH a. 10 IN ! tvii M ,,iSI'I ~
IN. ID III, isc,rd 10 coInte ID I'm WANTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
FIFTH WARD TEAM
WILL MEET MARROTTAS

The Fifth Ward athletics meet the
Marrottns for the second time for the
championship of the city tomorrow
afternoon at = pm The Warders hiv-
ing defeated the ME,Tottas in the first
game by II score OF IL to 10. Capt, Nut
tall expects Il second victory as his
team is playing n stronger game than
in the first contest.
The lineup Of the WARRIORS follows
Snarr G., Oliver. L. G., Sphar, r. c.,
Jacobson. l.. t., Cowan Il. T., Young,
r. T., Griffith. l.. f., Hansen. @. b..
Harrow, r. II. b.. Wilcox, L. II b.,
Nuttall II, r., captain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
G0RGED HIMSELF TO
DEATH EATING CLAIMS

Mncola L. l.. WOW la-Although
James Mosher, a Port Washington poll
ucihn. was accounted we'll to-do by his
,melshbors letters Of administration filed
here show that his estate win not his
heirs lcss than $50 after all the bills
are paid M0sher died from eating n
peck Of CLANS and drinking six glasses
of whisky while celebrating the Demo
cratic victory in Maine Sept. 4 last
HIS estate is 10 he divided equally
among II rclatires-a mother, father.
seven brothers and two sisters, who viii
receive about $40 apiece,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
PUBLIC SCHOOL SOCCER
TEAMS PLAY TIE GAME

The Frarklin aud oncqun schools play
ed n tie game of soccer football Friday
afiernoon on the Franklin grounds, the
teams scoring II goa! each, In spite of
the rain, The game was fast aud we'll
played Tie Franklin school rushed the
Oncqua team. broke ur the attacks
splenlidiy ana kept the team from scor-
ing.
kerren madn7a pretty run, dribDling the
ball down the field ana scored. IN the
last few minutes Of play the Oncaua
team made a orG shot from III. middle
Of the field which went through the top
cornar o. the tranlilins goal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
WOUNDED MAN
PROTECTS HIS ASSAlLANT

Denver, Nov to.-In an effort Ia
protect the man who had stabbed him.
+, y. Hooper, II real estate dealer. last
nirht. huttoncd his ovcrcOat over an
ugly knife wound in his breast and
with Spartan endurance accompanied
an officer to the police station several
blocks away His injuries We're discov-
cred when he was searched at the sta
ton, and he was sent to a hospital
where ii is said he is In II serious con-
dition.
Hooper was stabbed in the coursn
Of a saloon row. w. w Mcrrita. who,
1t Is alleged, Is responsible for the
stnhbing. Is under arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
REVIEW on WALKING ATElzE5fTC ;SP0R=TS=

,iine Friday afternoon and the former
,ehm was defeated by score OF 3 to o.
!Infdan'A Improvement was the surprise of
me game. holding the Granite eleven for
downs several times and being able to
Edin through the line una around the
ends Granite scored goal from place
ment In the Third quarter OF the ra,ne.
during me game rain teri and made tile
Etvund slippery giving the Granite team,
winch was the heaviest. the advantage.
IN me thrFe games with Granite. Jordan
ms won ore and lost two. In yesterdays
pay pay rltzseraid played il strong game for
JnFunn. with Captain Laggionn OF
Granite. starring for his team Gm-
r.re. Raasett: referee. McNlece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
TODAY's FOOTBALL GAMES.

Salt Lake VS.. Utah freshmen, At
Cummings field.
Ogden VS.. Butte. Gt Butte
Wiscousir VS.. Chicago. At Madison.
Illinois VS.. syracuse. 1T ltrbann
Michigan vs. minnesota, at Ann Ar
Dor.
Coo IS. Simpson, at IndiHuola
Grinncll VS.. cornell tiap, at Grinnell.
De PAW VS. l3arlAr. at Richmond.
Hillside vs.. Michigan Normal, at
Ypsflnnt..
Olivct VS.. Michigan Aggios. al olivet.
Monmouth IS. l}eloii. at Monmouth.
Ohio state vs.. Obellin, ut Columbus,
Washington VS.. Iowa AT st. Louis.
Army vs.. Trinity. ut West FONT.
Bowiloin w, Wesleyan, at Portland.
Eehigh vs. Lafayette, AT E.asion.
Navy VS., New York university, a:
Annapolis.
stevens vs., Rutgers, at lioboken,
Swarihmore VS. Buchncll, at SwHrth-
more.
Yale VS. Harvard, at New Haven.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
NELSON'S STANDING WILL
BE CONSIDERED BY BOARD

Chicago, Nov. la.-Membcrs of the
western conference board will meet to-
day AT Madison, Wis. to determine the
status of Jack Nelson of the Washington
state college. who won 10 points Tor his
school i'll tile conference track meet at
ilrbana last June.
The papers in the cas-, of tho Washing
ton athlete have been received and will
he submitted nj the meeting of the board
II the points won by Nelson are given
TO other athletes. Nutrc Damc and lie
land stanford will be ticu for first place
with II points each. the indiana school
ginning two points while the .chauge will
not affect the sninding of the coast
school. sos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
CUBS PITCHER MAKES
FIVE VICTIMS COMFORTABLE

Chicago, Nov. IN Edward Rcubach.
the Chicago National pitcher. PLAYED host
10 half dozen hystericnl women and
as many crying children last night
Seven families were driven to the
streets aud two sleeping infants rescued
ana carried from their cribs by their ter
iified mothers In fire which attacked
IN apartment house, causing Il loss OF
;%OOrn.
Following the FIRE tile Ruelbarn hotnc,
turned into n small emergency hospital.
lJr Mice S COnkln. who returned to
lter burning apartment to rescue two
citnprlcs. rsked death from suffoCs,tIOn,
Although slightly injured by n fall
In escaping she carried the birds to safe
ty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
RAYMOND REFORMS AND
SIGNS WITH GIANTS AGAIN

cnlengo. NOV, l9.--"Rugs Raymond
viii SO back TO New York The pitcher
was eornered here yesterday by John Nc
Graw, manager of the New York Ma
ttonHis iind was secured FOR next season.
Il swOre ! would never work for New
York ngaiiG" said RAYMOND last night
hut MCGTaw's got me and I'll never
pitch for the boomer girls again. I'm
puiue back 20 Ncw York and hc good
think | can mitch good hall. No. there
Is no arrangement to have n keeper for
me uCNt season. ! Won't need one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
ERNIE PYE STOPS OVER
ON HIS TRIP EAST

Ernie Pye. WHO will manage the Salt
Palace saucer track next season. is en-
pectcd in Salt Lake today, having left
Los Angeles Yesterday morning. Pyc
closed the Coliseum motorcycle track ut
Los Angeles last week but will open IN
The game again after The holidays Pyc
tried 20 bring De Roster ana Whittier to-
Ecther In match but ne could not ar
r'trge II.
After looking over the situation here
rye will 80 east and sign IN rides for
rrxt season, Pye hopes to bring the
fHstest riders in the country to salt Lake
next season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
Sheldon QUITS GAME.

Bloomington, Ind. Nov. 19.-"Jimlny'
Sheldon finished up his career as a foot
hall coach yesterday and today ut La
fayettc. when Indiana una Purdue meet
chine that he has built battle for gridiron
honors
While the coach finishes his career on
end their football playing days and the
greatest football team that has ever
fought for Indiana Will be ut an end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
WEBER FIVE WINS.

Especial to The Ncws)
Ogden, Nov l9.--'rhe Weber academy
team defeated the Y. NJ. &. a.
team here last night by n score Of So to
20 rhc game did not begin until 10
O'clock ON account OF Salt Lake team be-
ing delayed. Wilcox of the y. NJ. Z. a.
starred for his team, Clark, the academy
center, was injured in the last hnlf Of
the game and Mckay took his place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
BOY STARTS AWAY POOR
RETURNED TO A FORTUNE

san Francisco. Nov. l9,--When l.. II,
Villas, Chicago boy. left here recent
~ on the liner Siberia for n trip
around the world. he was travelling On
n limited expense account provided b.
his widowed mother. and on the out
ward voyage he attracted no more at
tcntion than any other 17-ycar-old lad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
COUNTY SCHOOL LEAGUE
ARRANCES SCHEDULE.
Six Teams Have Entered and the
Players Are Getting In Shnpc
For Opening Game.
1speclnl 10 The News

'-ehi. Nov. lJ.-Thc Utah county
athletic committee has arranged the
following schedule of basketball games
for the coming season:
Dee l6-Sprlngvile at Payson: Leh
at Pleasant Grove; Spanish Fork at
American Fork.
Dec. -Springvillc at Lehi Spanish
FORK NJ PnHson;' Pleasant Grove at
American Fork.
Jan. l3--American Fork at Spring
vile; Lchi at Payson, Pleasant Grove
at Spanish Fork
Jan. 20-payson at American FORK;
Spanish Fork at Lchi; Springville at
Pleasant Grove.
Jan 27-.Lehi at American Fork;
Spanish Fork at Springville Pleasant
Grove at Payson.
Feb 3--.hmerican Fork at Lchi:
Springvillc ut Spanish Fork; Paysun at
Pleasant Grove.
Feb lo--Plehannt Grove at SPRING
vile; Lehi at Spanish Fork; American
Fork mt Payson
Feb 1T-Splngvile Mt American
Fork: Spanish Fork Mt Pleasant Grow:
Payson ut Leh.
Feb 2E-Pleasant Grove at American
Fork: Lchi at Springville: Payson at
Spanish Fork.
March 1-Springvilc nj Payson:
Pleasant Grove at Lchi; American
Fork at Spanish Fork
y beautiful silver loving cup will be
awarded the winner. The rules gov
crning the state high school meets viii
be uaed-students to be under u years
of age and must be carrying Is hours
work.
Each Of the six teams will play five
games at hcme and five away. The
home teams will pay visiting teams
expenses.
The Lehi high school boys are getting
IN shape with constant practise. and
have no doubt of keeping up the rec
ord the high school students of I.ehi
have made in years past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
RIVAL MINING CAMPS
PLAY FOOTBALL TODAY

bingham, Nov. le-'rhe PARK city high
school football team arrived here this
morning for the giant 1T O'Clock this
afternoon wIt'I the bingham high schuol
The Park city team brought about 100
rooters along and a hard-fought game is
anticipated The teams are about the
same weight and each team. has played
several games this season and the play
ers are now in the best condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
SEALS BUY BATrER.

Appleton Wis, Nov, 1s.-Applcton
Baseball club of the Wisconsin, Illinois
League sold Third Baseman McAulcy, WHO
led the lcagne in batting With u percent
age Of 1855 to the San Francisco club
for 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
THREE WHEELED AUTO.

Detroit. Mich, Nov ia three. wheeled
automobiles will be manufactured in De-
troit soon By n company now In process
Of organization. a sample ear has been
run 5000 mlles. The single wheel Is in
the rear 1t Is claimed that this arrange
,ncnt does away with skdding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
BLAcKEooT TEAM WINS.

[Spccial 10 'The News.)
Rlackfoot, IDA. Nov. l?.-By score or
8 to .. the slackfoo; football team de-
and clean game yesterday afternoon
kiefer. McNicar ana Parkinson. WHO
played In the back fielG for Blackruot.
were The stars and carr:ed the bali for
substantial gains. Although the acad-
.my team was much heavier and eXpcr-
fenced, the Elackfoot boys succeeded in
holding them for downs several times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19

Injuries cacsed by playing football Re |
was member OF the high school team
here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
TEAM MEETS
SALT LAKE HIGH.
,,,,,,nionship Game PLAY ut Cum
mings Field This Afternoon IN
Scholastic League.

rhe university freshmen and the salt
,,re high school elevcns battle for The
hIsh school league championship at 2
a,s,onk this afternoon on Cummings field
Victory for the freshmen team viii
.,,,e them string OF Sin victories and
no mo championship. II the high school
msrs. the TEEN can demand q second
Mn from tie Ogden high school for
i ~, scholastic championship Of the state.
;,nih tearis are III perfect condition for
~ ;,.,ue The freshmen. will miss Ash
Ton ton sths Star llalibag1k, who was injured
e"n li,uricK will play fuiiback and Di!l-
man viii be moved into hshton's place.
i;1irick has been practising HARD for
iwo weeks 1T his position and has made
r6gd. Coach Olcson has confidence III
i'is laan, aud expects to win.
The high school team has nut in some
5l,;,rd hicks for this game, which Is the
,inni ons the schedule. The boys are in
.'i condition and will play a faster
T8mc than they did against Grand June
lion. u. A.. Callahan has spent consid-
erAble time getting the team in shape
and gave the tcarn some new plays which
Wili D6 worked today against the fresn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
JORDAN YOUNGSTERS HOLD
GRANITE TEAM DOWN

The Jordan high schooi and the Gran
lite high school team met for the third
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19
ANOTHER FOOTBALL VICTIM

Tekamah. Ncb.. Nov. I9.-Carl Nelson,
aged II. OF this place, died last night oi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-19

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