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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
Football World Will Watch Yost
for Interpretation of New Rules

stuff Yoat works out OF tho ruiea
This play was tried IN 1907 and
Michigan lost Michigan was also
defeated IN 1908. After the 1907
game Mike Murphy said. ~They
tried 10 play basket ball and We
heat them AZ football n vas a
Hn"cF every Michigan man felt In
ig0s Penn defeated Michigan With
foat'u own tactics Murphy taught
bis men the forward pass aud they
woa. call Il football or basket ball
II proved f0at's way right.
Last year Michigan made two
sonchd0wna against Penn. on freak
plays. One waa : delayed pass. the
other a forward pass Penn didn't
score Since the Introduction Of the
forward pass. Michigan football
has been fnii ~ tricksry.
The prohibition % tho diving
tackle Yost says wlli not hurt. The
new tackle may be hard 20 master.
but not ~ hard as the long dlYen
Kapld.firs attack vtth opportuni
ties for strategy. the passing % beef
These are the things that viii
make Yoai football ihia year
fuat has proved that the ofsrn
Intelligent game is really his samo
The alert. quick thinking. nest
footed player will shine. aud thata
the player Yosf aiWaya sought.
One critic declares 'rTha snort
world wlll watch Michigan. Tor Yust
r. without doubt the football gen
ius of the country and what he
does others rili do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Sept Is--
Just cool day. with a tingc OF
fall. Just a few dead leaves that's
all Il needs here To start the talk
on football. and that's What hap.
prncd last week
Since last December, when the
antemortem statement for the sea.
sou OF 1910 was written. football
has been tahooed. Then recently,
on a hot day. Yoat. old Hurry
Up" came 20 town. lie opened
enough to admit that the ncw rules
suited him All be asked was men
10 PLAY them.
Then came the cool day. few
leaves dropped. and prcRtoi the
country IL again talking football
and Fielding II. has come Into his
own.
Yost says the rules ara all right.
and his intimates believe they
could not have suited him better
had be ordered them The xsaloua
ones say they were made 10 order
for the football wizard
As a matter og fact. the rules
make leaa difference 20 Michigan
than TO majority Of the big varsity
teama For instance. the rule that
a player may be removed 10 one
quarter aud return 10 the game ia
another quarter, everyone who
knowB football knows that Alchi
gan men. under Yoss and Fitzpat
rick. we're seldom removed because
Of injury They were 80 thoroughly
conditioned that they Wcre able 10
20 through sruellnE contests nu.
hurt So this rule all not appeal
10 Michigan AZ Il does 10 teams
which use two o. three cievens Ia
q game
NeN football will BE- game ~
strategy. and that's where Taat
shines The wizard Is expected 10
make more out Of the rules than
the rest OF them
Last fall Yuat told hia players
that the new game contained much
20 learn. This vas last fail. and
since then the rule tinkrra have
ripped the game to smithsreeuE
they have cHpcrimentsd But their
experiments have brought them
pretty close 10 the Yost brand
The quarterback IL a dead Que
nos. the fans declare.
Didn't Yost subordinate the quar-
ter last year, The first play Mlchi.
ran mastered last season vas the
direct pass 10 fullback for an end
run The play waa effective all sea.
son Yost demands speed, He al
ways has That's where he gets the
name Hurry Up" lie has never
had enough TO satisfy him. The
elimination Of tho double pass
means more speed.
The new game viii be one In
which trick plays will play an I'm
portant role Watch Michigan
Since the death of the old hit. en-.
in.the mouth game Michigan has
used a basketful OF trick plays
Mlehigan's triple forward pass
against Penn. shows the braad Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
ALL THE UP-ToDATE DOPE AND INSIDE
INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEN WHO PLAY
WINONA TAKES
YACHT RACE

The yacht Winona. Cal and Nor
man Blanchard owners. won the
third OF series Of races from Sc
attle 10 -Four Mile Rock. Eagle Har
boz and return yesterday. taking the
Sunde aud Orlando challenge cup
permanently
with the Gwsndolyn III. Aquila.
Petrol. Foam and Hayorle. the WI
mona started from the Seattle
Yacht club. The Winona. light
weather bDat, gained 10 minutes on
her next competitor In the first leg
The Gwendolyn made up par, ~
the distance later. but not enough
20 win. The Aauila was third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
MAN HEADS
ATHLETIC ASSN

Y J. Carver OF Seattle has been
elected as tho new president Of the
Pacific Northwest Amateur Ath.
letie Association The annual
meeting was held In spokane Car
yer In favorably known In local
athlstlc circles. having officiated
al many OF the important football
aud other contests here
other officers elected were a.
A binmore. Vancouver. vice prcal
dent. r Morris Dunno. Portland.
secretary treasurer
Tournament awards we're made
az foilosa Indoor track meet. Sc
attis 4 G. aquatic meet. Seattle
A C. outdoor track and field meet.
Multnnmah A G.. boxing aud
wrestling. Spokane A. G..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
KAuFmANkUsEk TONIGHT.
RALTIMoRE. So. ta.-AIK al

BALTIMORE. Sept ts.--Al Kauf
man, the California heavyweight.
will mix with Al Kubiak. the Mich.
igan giant. before the Armory A. c..
Of Baltimore. tonight Kaufman In
the favorite in betting circles. Kauf.
man has been meeting the top.
notchers In the fistlo game. and IL
should not be difficult 10 land the
Michigan through the knockout
route, say some Of the knowing
ones. n be has any championship
timber in him. they say. he should
show II by knocking Kubiak out TO
night. for Kubiah Is even slower
than Kaufman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
SHORT SPORT

Turning down Packy Mcfarland
aud branding him A. a coward. Tom
Jones. manager for IA Woigast. has
called negotiations OF and f. ar.
Ringing a new match Tor WoiEaat
with Frankie White IN Milwaukee
on October T.
William Zimmerman, a Utica, n
Y. right fielder has the world =
record for stolen bases. lie swiped
i0T IN 1856 games lie has been
drafted for next season by Atlanta
Lew Powell has started training
IN Chicago and Says that he IL yer3
anxious 10 meet 40 Woigaat again
Only 70 boys out OF 500 AZ the
Queen Anne high school refused 10
rign an agreement to support ath
ietieH 81 the school this fall.
Il Il probable that Seattle and
Portland viii drop intsrciub boxing
and wrestling " the sentiment OF
the club Representatives at the
meeting in Spokane can be taken
ms a criterion Of The action Of their
clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
WOULD MAKE FOOTBALL
RULES EASY To LEARN

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 Although
the football season has commenced.
AZ least 30 far ms active practice vs.
concerned. the football rules com.
mlttee Is still trying TO make some
OF the rules II adopted last spring
simple enough for the average play.
or TO understand The members OF
tho committee. with Walter Camp
as chairman. met Saturday and sat
we'll into the night trying TO sim.
plify. adjust aud explain the rules
They succeeded only I'm part, failing
10 agree on many interpretations
This new tlnkerinR with the foot
ball rules has been brought about By
a sumner Of experiment which show.
ed plenty OF reasons for making
changes
sasaaa
Dance at DrNamland tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
ST. YVES IN NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH

pAssAic. y J.. Sept. is-ilenrl
81 Yves. champion professional
Marathon runner. breaking into the
motorcycle game. narrowly escaped
death In BIS FIRST race here yeaicr.
DAY HIS machine collapsed and
dragged him the length OF the
Erandsiand He was picked np for
dead bat VAS found 70 have no 80.
riuua injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
CLOSE CALL FOR
COINS INDIANS

sNoHOAisH. Sep, 10 Spokane
had Gloss cali here yesterday and
q was only q lucky home run By
Frisk that saved the day Tor tho
league cam Snohnminh vas lead
ms until The ninth inning the score
standing 8 10 IN lie favor Ffisk'n
home run IN the nin'h brought In
iwo runs ahead 81 him and made
the score s 20 Ia favor Of Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19

New York Ill. ST Louis %:
Brooklyn "a. Chicago So: Bos.
ton ;. Pittsburg 4. Philadelphia 3.
Cincinnati 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19

Detroit 10. Philadelphia :. clsve-
land Z Washington 2: 81. Louis I -.
New York s. Chicago 4. Boston ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19

Play pool AZ Oriental Pool Room
tonight SO cash prizes daily 1913
srd az. between Pike and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
SEATTLE WAKES TO
PLAY GREAT BALL

baiia-off joss. 1 iilt by pitched
Moran bY schmutE. Passed
bal stevens Umpire Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19

Captain Weed. OF the Cellar
champions, was Casey az the bat
yesterday In the first OF the two
games played on local grounds
against the Tigers. both OF which
we're captured by the Turks
Unlike Casey. however. Weed
made good when the ninth inning
rolled around and there were two
out with a man on third. Weed
looked the ball Squarely In the eye
and tapped II squnreiy on the nose
sending II on fast line between
center and left and bringing Ray
mond home. Score. Seattle ]. Ia
coma, o.
Up TO the ninth inning the for
tune OF battle seemed 10 favor
neither side. Zaekert and Mccain
meut occupied the pitchers box
for their respective teams and both
OF them pitched great ball Like
wise. both received splendid sup
port. II anything. McCamment had
d little the edge OF the Seattle man.
for he allowed but three hits TO
Zackerts five But the score stood
o to 0 until the second half OF the
ninth. when the crowd was getting
ready for an extraAnning session.
RAYMOND singled. Bennett got a
two-bagger aud Weed finished the
circuit.
The Second Game, Too.
The second game was less seien.
tsfic and ended with the score
standing TO 4 In SeAttle's favor
Joss pitched for Seattle while
Sehmuiz did the honors for Ia
coma. For a while ii appeared as
though 1t was an off day for Joss
when Tacoma sent three men over
the home plate IN the second in
ming. But Joss came back with
vengeance. getting stronger every
inning. Seattle scored two In the
last half OF the second. four In the
fourth and two more In the sixth.
Spokane plays here all this week.
The box scores yesterday follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19

Summary. Two-baHe hits Bennett.
fockeufeld, BaaseT. stevens Dou-
bic Raymond 20 Weed Rock
enfield 20 McFnddeu 10 Mott struck
out-BY Zackert. .. by McCamment.
2. Bases on baiis-Orf McCamment
2. Time o. game %. local record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
Have You Seen the Handsome DavinO FOLDING Bed!

II you have not yet seen the Ia.
vino, then call this week. our
salesman will be pleased 10 have
the Opportunity Of showing them to
you. There is nothing else like
them on the market
When closed they are as hand.
some davenport as you ever saw.
win no visible hint Of the folding
bed about them.
The frames are OF solid oak. fin
lshed golden. fumed or Early Eng.
fish! also mahogany.
Upholsteriug OF leather. velour or
tapestry, The mechanical parts
are all metal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
SATURDAY RESULTS.


Seattle 1. Tacoma 2. Spokane s,
Vancouver 3.
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For Tacoma.
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see
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
MT. PLEASANT

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Mt. Pleasant, Aug. 13.-Mrs. Lette b.
DALEY OF Summit has spent part of
the week visiting her sister, Mrs. X. g.
Jorgensen. She viii visit in Rich
field and other Sewer county towns
before returning home.
Mrs. Thomas Brady is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller are in Mt
Pheasant. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were
Formerly residents here, but now reside
In Castle Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nielsen are in
Mt. Pleasant.
John Winkler went 10 Clear Creek
early In the week
II. o. JOhansen and MILFORD Larsen
have returned from Castle Dale
Charles Christensen and family re-
turned Friday from the northern part
OF the state.
Ruby Jensen has returned from Red
mOnd.
Mrs. Daniel Rasmussen and her
mother. Mrs X. B. JOTgensen, were in
Spring City this week
Miss Sena Olson has returned TO Salt
Lake after a six weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mccain are en-
tertaining Mrs. n. F. Wood of Seattle,
a sister of Mr.. McGann, and Mrs
William Burleigh of Salt Lake.
Joseph 7. Wise returned Tuesday
from two years stay in Ireland, where
he went as a Mormon missionary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johansen OF
Castle Dale are in Mt. Pleasant
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PENNINGTON.
Especial to The Herald Republican)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Pennington, Aug. 81. L. Barton
and wife arrived in Pennington Tues
day from Cromwell, Conn.
Frank Robinson OF Appleton Guy
No, was in this city the first OF the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Robinson are the
guests of Fred Clark at his summer
cottage near Lake Como.
Nathan Clark and family visited the
Ford ranch in Weber canyon the past
week.
Mrs. Charles Miller is the guest OF
Sheriff and Mrs. Crookston at Logan.
Mrs. George Stayner returned from
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Haight and Mrs.
". V Haight left for Oakley, Ida, sat
urday.
hayrack ride gwen by Misses Mile
Abbott and Edith Wood FRIDAY even
ing. About eighteen of their friends
enjoyed the affair. which was tol-
lowed by a supper at the home OF MISS
Mrs. Reuben warlton of Lehi was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Hulda
". H. Walker OF Seattle was the
guest of his brother D. l. walker
Mrs. I'D southworth Of Mill Valley.
Cal. is a guest of Mrs. Margaret South
worth.
Mr.. ana MIS- w L. 0ioNSi nave HSNAA
in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller OF Nauek'
Mass, are now at home to friends IN
Mrs Parry's home on state street
Bishop and Mrs. Oscar Rice OF Hoop
er visited Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Rose Tues
day. ~
Miss Lucy Grant of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Stew
art
Miss ora Mcdonald was in Salt Lake
Tuesday.
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being: Mrs. NJ J. Harrison, Miss Phoebe
Harrison of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs, W.
J. Harrison and family, A. b. Harrison
and family, and Mrs. Martin Harris and
son OF Lewiston.
Miss Arrive Johnson returned from
Salt Lake.
Mrs. ]. F. Bennett of salt Lake is
visiting the Misses Smith
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Howell has returned
from Bear Lake and is now spending a
few days with Mrs. Joseph Howell.
Mrs Stanley s. Stevens Of Salt Lake
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
OrsOn Smith.
H G. Smurthwaite and daughter.
Ada, were in ogden this week.
Mrs Myrtle Merkeley is spending a
few days with relatives at Blackfoot.
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fielding or salt
Lake have been visiting 7. o. and
Charles Carlson.
Misses Camilla and Hortensia Stohl
are visiting with Miss z. d. Bull.
Last week Miss Anna WidJsoe enter
tanned the Misses Camilla and Hor-
tensia Stohl and the Misses Edna and
Lulu Merrill at a lawn party.
Mrs Kate Preston has returned from
a pleasure trip at Brighton. She was
the guest OF Mrs. George D. Pyper.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14

Laughltn. James Byrne, Frank McEwan
Sam Radon, Jr, and Harry Malone.
Miss Louise Shade returned to Salt
Lake Thursday.
Miss LILLY Kneal and ANGEL Addy
surprised their friends Wednesday by
going TO COalville and being married.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W Kneal. The young couple will
make their home with the brides par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Fennel left Sun
day for California.
Miss Hazel Roy returned home
Thursday after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. HOdgsOn.
John McSOrley was the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. Mike McGill.
Miss Ida Johnson and Fred Mihoin
were united in marriage Monday after
noon in ogden. The young couple re-
turned 10 Park Tuesday evening, where
a reception was given them at the Odd
Fellows hall. They viii be at home TO
their friends on WoOdside avenue after
Aug. Is.
The event of the week was a fare
we'll party given in honor OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hyrum Bates at their ranch
Thursday evening. Games and music
We're the feature OF the evening: A
beautiful clock was presented 10 them.
They leave for Idaho Falls Aug. 10 TO
make their future home.
Mrs. Geo. Hedges entertained the
five hundred club at her home IN
WOOdside avenue, wednesday aIter-
noon. The prize winners were mrs.
julius Frankel and Miss Nellie Sulli-
van Those present were as follows:
f. j. Beggs, o. c. Loekhart, sherman
Fargo, " T. Brigland. W. ID. sutton
julius Frankel, F. ". sherman, Z. w.
TrOunson. +. McEwan, w. sutton, . NJ.
Wilson, Lucy Garvin. ]. A. Woodson, j.
c. Thompson. Misses Hannah LeConpt,
Edna Sutton, s. Trafford, Crescent
Smith. Ada Stuart. and Hazel Roy OF
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Birdie Cook. of Salt Lake. were in Ne
phi last week.
Mrs. E. A. Morris returned Thursday
10 Salt Lake.
Verne Shimmin OF Vernal was in
Nephi last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Andrews spent
Tuesday in Provo.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hector Frazier of Eu-
reka were the guests OF Mrs. J. a
Hyde. jr.
Mrs. d. X. Brown went to Layton
Sunday.
Miss Alta Bigler is in Salt Lake.
Miss Susan Hampton OF Salt Lake
is the guest of Miss Edna Bigler.
Master Frazier Hyde is in Provo.
Miss La Verne Miller spent Tuesday
In Provo
Miss Edna Bigler entertained a num-
Der OF the young friends OF }. kearns
Of Salt Lake at lunch Wednesday.
Mrs. Bush of Idaho is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. PettigreW.
Mrs. Joseph Irons, Jr., OF Logan Is
in Nephi.
and Mrs. David Bailey OF Moroni were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey last
Mrs. Rose Boyer of springville is in
Hiss Lillian Condie of springville
was the guest OF Mrs. John S. Cowan.
j. c. Sederholm Of Brigham City
spent a few days OF last week in Ne
Mrs. Herman Horne of Salt Lake was
in Nephi.
A pleasant canyon party was ar
ranged this week, the guests being
Misses RUBY Patten. Linda Hawkins
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RICHEIELD.
Especial 10 The Herald Republican,

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Richfield, Aug 13-TOm Gillian IS
back from California. He left here Two
months ago in company with DIT. w II.
SchOck 10 explore and prospect the Sis
kiyou mountains in California, but ne
was attacked with sciatic rheumatism
DR. Schock is stin in California.
A parents class social is the big So
eial event planned for the coming week.
Governor William Spry is expected 10
be present. There will be an excellent
musical and literary program. ana
lunch will be served by George Stoll OF
the Southern. The affair will be held
in the Jones grove. .s So,
Miss Cleo Gardner has returned from
Utah county.
Miss Carrie Marquardson returned
this week from a months outing IN the
mountains. She was the guest or MT.
and Mrs. Roy Alfred at the Farrell
ranch in Wayne county.
Jonathan Lloyd has accepted posi-
ton in the Richfield Commercial bank.
where he succeeds Alfred Bird.
Professor McAllister. supervisor of
music in the Lehi schools, Is here this
week.
w. NJ CowIey, one OF the oldest print
ers in Utah. returned this week from
Miss Emma Kyhl left Thursday for
Wayne county.
Chauneey Parry. a 14-year-old Salt
Lake boy, reached here this week from
upper Kanab, where he has spent the
summer He made the entire trip on
horseback.
Freddie Hansen came home from
Bingham this week.
The members OF the Third ward Y. L.
NJ l. association rendered the retiring
president, Jane ogden. a very pleasant
surprise party at the ward meeting
house Tuesday night. The association
presented the guest OF honor with a
handsome mirror. Miss ogden will be
married this week in the Salt Lake
temple 10 John Two Giedhill, principal
Of the GlenWOOd schools.
Miss Meeks and her sister. Miss Dora
Meeks were in Richfield this week on
their way 10 their home at Thurber,
Wayne county, after a delightful visit
in salt Lake. Miss Dora attended the
summer school al the university and
then visited the Yellowstone park. She
Will teach school in Richfield this sea
son.
Joe and Leo Jensen are on a tour Of
the Yellowstone at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Morrison have
MAYED 10 Richfield.