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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
SALT LAKE SOCCER TEAM
WINS FROM RIO GRANDE
Local Eleven Pulls Out Alter Visitors Take Lead Score Of to
Results Alter Hard Fough Game

The Salt Lake soccer football club won
from Rio Grande yesterday by tho score
Of to 3. In the first half Rio Grande
Lake rallied and won.
The game started AZ 3.1S r. m, with
salt Lake facing tho setting sun. Rio
CIrande's left wing was swinging the ball
nicely around Service. when Moyls re-
ceived. Poole secured and passed 10 his
partner Churchill but he overrsn himself
and good chance was missed. Collins
made pretty run on Rio Grsnde's right
hut was pulled UP by Ansell. who was
playing Fred Bramley's position, SaNel-
by's Judgment enabled salt Lake TO Sc
cure tho first goal. which was the initial
Fox and passed the ball over 70 SaNelhy.
who transferred when pressed by Gra-
ham To the left wing. and Churchill put
IA" leather in the goal mouth for Gus
worth 10 convert nicely.
Young and Burlington were giving
Prime much trouble. and hc had TO Kick
into touch repeatedly. From throw-in
by Fox Strathcrs made a dash down the
left. slipping past Moves and Ansell gave
a corner 10 save his shot Fox placed
line. Rio Grands came again and STRAIT
hern added a second from a difficult po-
sition. From we'll placed center OF
Shields, Rio Grande got tho third goal.
Burlington and Collins were on him be-
fore he had time 10 throw away. The
ball was In midheld great deal after
this. and tho halfhacks showed to good
advantage. But half time came With Rlc
| Rio Grandc two In the lead.
Score: Rio Grands. 8: salt Lake. 1.
The salt Lake team was two goals ir
arrears and some good football was
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Fitzpatrick Makes Touchdown.

on \ forward pass from Romney 20
Sutherland Utah gained three Yards
Romucy took tho ball olght yards around
right end. Ashton was thrown for a one
ward loss trying 10 go over right guard.
Fitzpatrick tried left end without gain.
Ronluey gained one yard over left guard.
Kicking from q difficult angle on the
twenty y-yarl line. Ashton failed IN his
second attempt at goal from the field
Ihc ball Mns brought out and knutSon
tried loft end. but gained nothing. Phil
lips puut"d and Sutherland returned the
bah twelve yards. Ashton made three
yards through right guard Time was
taken oBt FOR Burlington,
Kumney made four yards around right
ond. Ashton puu;ed 10 Perkins. who
slipped on the snow and let the ball pass
him. IL rolled over IN" line and Fitz-
patrick fell on u FOR tho first touchdown
of tho day. Ashton Kicked out for posi-
I tiun and Bcnuion made tho catch. but
Ashton failed at tho tTy for goal.
Perkins kicked or and the ball bounced
over Ashtons = head FOR touchback. The
varsity nut the BAH in play on thell
twenty -fiy" ward line and Ashton went
| through right tackle FOR tRo yards. Utah
vas p"naliz"d 20 her goal line for rough
ness and Ashton punted. Bcssce returned
| tho ball five yards Burns went two
/ yards through lNft tackle and on the nexi
/ play Idaho gained a Yard on a FORWARD
/ OFT BnWney again broke through In.
l line aud blocked the ball Hc startrC
| after the ball, but there we're too man,
| opponents and h~ failed 20 capture n;
| although he forced n back thirty ward,
! before Idaho recovered 10. The gbi4ti.
! blew fpr the end of the first quarter
/ The score was Utah 6 Idaho q.
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The line -IIT
Salt Lake

IL for a touchdown. Ashton kicked out
for position and Sutherland made tho
catch. Ashton failed 10 kick the goal.
Idaho Kicked off TO OFT Romney. who
returned the hail twenty Yards. Ashton
puntsd and Idaho Tcturfed five Yards
Knutscn gained six yards over l.ft tackle
but on the next down tried the same
place FOR no gain. Phillips puntcd TO
Sutherland. who returned six yards
Here Erickson was substituted for Dill
man I'm Ttsh's lineup. Ashton punted
out OF bounds on Idahos thIrty-five yard
line. Burlington gained one yard over
right guard.
Bessee received an injury 70 his knee
and was taken out, being replaced by
Harris Perkins made fifteen yards
around right end. Enutson gained eight
more over left guard. Hllman hit the
line for no gain and on the next play
Enutson was thrown for n two yard loss
Idaho lost four yards Oh a forward pass
From the spread formation Phlliips
kicked and Romney returned tho BAH Ave
yards.
Ashton Ren, through left guard FOR two
right tackle. Utah punted and Idaho
made no return. Hiilman tried right
tackle for no gain. Perkins tried the
line FOR no gain. Perkins purted TO
Ashton. who returned the ball five yards.
Ashton punted afty yards 60 Idaho and
there Vas no return OF the ball.
knutson clrcied left end FOR five Yards
Hillman tried right guard. but was
| thrown for a one yard loss. Idaho punt
! Cd 60 Utah and there was no return.
I Utah tried forward pass which failed.
interfering with F1tzpa trick while he was
l irving TO catch
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ncy blocked p kick and Utah recovered.
Romney went around left end for a five
yard gain and Sutherland took another
yard over loft guard. Sutherland made
four more over left guard. Romncy took
the ball over right tackle for a gain
81 two yards. on tho next play Suther-
lsnd squirrned Arough right guard and
annexed 4 gain OF eighteen yards. Ash
ton made two Yards through right guard.
At this juncturo Idaho held Utah for
downs on her tvo-yard line,
Phillips puntcd from behind his own
goal post and Ashton received the kick
for Utah. on the next down. Knutson
intercepted forward pass from Eomney
10 Fitzpatrick Phillipa punted and Ash
ton returned tho ball six yards. Peter
son gained five yards over hight guard.
Romney made a gain Of six yards over
righ. tackle. but fUmblcd the ball when
tackled.
Idaho recovered and Knu;son went
through right tackle for four yards.
Besses gained seven yards over righ,
tackle. Hiilman went through righ,
guard for n gain Of two yards. BAssee
gained three more through left tackle
Eilman made three yards over righ,
tackle and on the next down went twc
more yards over the same place. Here
Idaho was pcnaliZed ten yards for hold
| Ing. \ forward pass failed and on the
next down Philips puntsd 20 Suther-
land. Nho returned five Yards. end was
thence forced out of bounds. Gardener
| made a poor pass. the ball striking Rom
/ ney on the shoulder. and Idaho recovered
! on Utah'a twenty-five yard line.
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Utah Is Victorious
After ierce Battle
Red and White Win From Idaho by Score ~ to D. IN Iame
Every Point Of Which Is Bitterly Contested Triumph
Makes Utah Contender Tor Northwestern
Championship

University Of Utah completed Its season scneo
Io yesterday afternoon ueeaned victory the un-
yerty Of Idaho eleven the being 10 to goal from
ouchdowns OF which was iooweo y
visitors several times threatened
the goal line but each time fortune favored ne
local team blocked kick would give Utah possession
OF would speedily DC kicked into the center OF
field
crowd of more than witnessed the game The day was
ideal for football drawback being the which covered
M fold making the footing result fumbng and
bu the teams well matched ana
determination that the game was one OF
the most interesting Penalties frequent both sides
anxiety and the boys carried away
v dissemination fights the field several times
averted.
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A LOYAL Idahoan,

Left Hafback Burns of The idaho team
received a blow on tho bead during a
srrimrnage which ssnt ais wit6 Wool =
gathering He was led or tho field but
n took the combined efforts - several
Idsho substitutes and coaches 20 prevent
hts returu 10 the aplsyinE ground. lhe
players mind was blank, but the sub
conscious impulse remained 10 assist nus
teammates IN their battle. and ne 'ouGh'
hard 10 return 20 Tho thick of the FRAY.
Nv an unfortunate coincidence. both
teams came on tho flcld Earb@d allk".
Rcd irrssyF and the usual molcSkin
lguiclt~rhockc n were worn ~ cycry man
an Tho field. and Whom III" PLAYERS would
emerge from q scrimuAsc " was almost
inpossibio 20 tell which sid" hold The
bah until tho teams lined up for the next
down. q,
college spirit was apparent ~ All
stages of tho game, TIL" ltnh rootcrs
save their fayorisos enthusiastic support
giving she college wells iu unison and with
Fuirt' They wera moro than fair 20 tho
,lsitorf. however, giving sn occasional
cheer for tho Idaho mon. The varsity
cheer leader wac iu rare form, aud al
though the attendance VAS less tlmn AZ
fI.. CoIorado game. Tho Volume cf noise
was greater.
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Second Quarter

Knutson took The ball over left tackle
for Gaiu OF three yards. Phillips puut.d
forty yArds 70 Romu~y. who caught The
ball out oi bounds. Romncy gained ten
yards around right end. but the ball
was called beck. since there were not
enough men on the line Al the time
Oh" hall vas snapped hsck Romnoy
then vent around right end FOR a gain
of twelve Tauis- on forward pass
from Lon 10 OFT Eomnev Utah Melted
gain % thirty-:ive yards Ashton
gained three Yards over left tackle Suth-
crland fumbl"d and Harris recovered for
the uortheruers.
Bcssrc made eight yards around riEh.
snt. Perkins gained four more around
the sama end. Here FOR tho first ,iu,e
during the game the Idaho Spread
which was 90 effective here three years
ago Eaa tried and ou the play Bessea
gained five yards. on th~ same furnan
tion Hiiimau gained three yards. Hnl.
man took The hall through right tackle
for a gain % two Yards. For the fin,
um- ln tho game Idaho had made her
yardaEe. Perkins tried right tackle. bu,
VAS thrpTn for = tvo-yard Joss. Hiii-
man gained Two Tards through right
guRrd 4 forward pass after n cris eros.
failed and the ball went 10 Utah or
downs
Ashton puntci and OFT Roun~y eauzh-
| thr same formation Phillips kick~d ant
Sutherland. Who received. vas thrown 70,
| = tvo-yard Joss. Al this point the
/ whistle hlaw for the end az tho fI-rl
half The score was not changed dur.
I ing tie second quarter although Utah
1 continued 90 outpiay her opponents
! score. Utah 4 Idaho o.
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Burns Knocked Out.

Hilman tore through left tackle for
three Yards and on the next pay made
five more through guard. He tIicd right
guard again. but Was held FOR no gain.
Utah got the ball on downs. and Ashton
puntcd out % bounds on the foriy-yaTd
line HinnAn tried center for no gain.
and on the next play he again failed 20
gain on the spread" Utah so, the hall
On downs and punted 20 Perkins. who
returned the ball five yards.
At this point IN the Es me. Buns WAS
struck on the head and knocked sense
less He fought Ike a mad man 20 get
hack into the game after ~ had been
taken out. Burlington msG~ two yards
through right tackle. and Phillips puntsd
TO Fitzpatrick who made no return.
Ashton puntcd 10 Perkins. Srho made no
return. and Philips punted out of bounds
on his own sortY-yRrd Inc.
Fitzpatrick went around riEht end for
four yards. Ashton made eight more over
TlEht tackle. Ftzpltrics gained two
yards over rfEhr tackle. \ forward pasl
. after crisCross failed. but on the next
down Ashton plough>d through center FOR
sigh' yards. The third quarter ended
I vith the score still standing az 20 Q
l iu favor Og Utah
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Football Scot

At Sioux city. South Dak''
vcrsity. 20: NoruingsIde, q. ~.
At Mitchell. :. D.-Dakota W.
%: South Dakota state, ..
At Deuvcr-tinivsrs OF Cpioi+
Colorado School OF Mines. q. -
At Denver Colorado college, "
Yer university. @. !,
Al philadeiph!a-Ph Phiiadelphis. =
neh. ..
Al Providence Il. I-Cerlisls
IL. Brown. d.
At Fort Collins, CoIo.-UniysrsI
Wyoming. %: Colorado Asricuito'
lcge. q.
At 81, Louis-s,. Louis unlvsn'
Syracuse. D.
Al Nashville. cnn,--Vandcrs'
Scwanee. q.
At Portland. or. Multnomah A.
Oregon university. 6. :,
At Richmond. Va. Virginia. =
versity ~ North Carolina. o.
At Lexington. Nv. state UnNeI
Kentucky. 10: University of Tenrc
Nt Reading Fa.-Ursinus. -
nell. :.
At Plt;sburg. Pn.-Pennsylvania
:. University OF PittEburg, Q.
At Milwaukce-Marquette uniyef
Notrc Dame. o.
At Norfolk Virginia Poly insu'
y. &. \. and NJ. q.
~ Easton. P5. Flnsaycitc. ~
inson. o.
Al Washington Georgetown. =
high. ?.
At Lexington. Ky. Central Ia,
o. Kentucky. 10. Transyivanls
A. columblr. o.-Keayon. 6; Q
Technical. q.
AZ Peoria. nl.-socials. .; Eek
All Stars. 3.
~ Cluciunatl-Ohio State. II:
sitv Of Cleveland. e.
At Annapolis Naval academy
class, 30. Millersy lilo pa acndem
At Clcvcland-w estcrn Rese5
Case. .
At University OF Mad
20; Pullman. s.
~ Lansing Mich. Michigan
tural college. Il. Wabash. s.
At Kansas city. wcntwoi
Wesleyan. ..
Al New Orleans Washington a
.. Tulane. >.
At Little Rock. ATk.-Arkansa
Louisville State. o.
~ AusUp-Oklahona. S. TaXas.
At Rochcstcr-Colgatc. II.
~ Great Falls. Mont Gresl
hish school rs. Gallstln high. O..
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Ashton Scores Again.

Sutherland gained SIX yauIs over right
tackle. \ forward pass failed and Ash %
ton punted. Fitzpatrick recovered the
punt but when he was tackled ne FUN
bl"d the ball. Perkins went out Of the
game and Dippis was put IN his place a,
quarterback.
Phillips punfsd and F1zpstrick made
n fair catch. Ashton gained Gfteen Yards
over left guard and Romney gained two
more around left end Ssmms went out
and Ciidea pas pui in his place At end.
ION a forward pass from Romuev To- Ffiz-
patrick Utah made a touchdown bIit tho
ball ~aE called back. ~ Fitzpatrick ran
out ~ bounds Ee had made pretty
thirty-Nard run through broken held
Ashton made ave yards on for~a ID
Pass from ROnn~y. Ashton failed TO gain
over rish, guard. Bennlon made -eyer
yards on n forward pass from Romnsy.
Ashton bucked the lins for the third
touchdown OF the day and kicked goal
from difficult angle.
Idaho kicked or 10 Ashton, who r.-
turned the ball hft>eu Yards. OF, Rom
nry gained ten yards on a forward pass
from Lon Romney. Sutherland mad.
twenty yards on forward pas. from
Ashton. AZ this point tho Anal Whistle
blew and ended the 1911 football season
for both The teams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
KICKS GOAL
FROM THE FIELD

Tn. Idaho team went onto tho field az
- and the Utah sulsd ran on half an
luur iafoT. Captain komury won the
tusr Zoe Utah aud elected r. kick Cap
fhe sun AZ his back. piiimaa kirkod ~
FOR Utah az 1.ts and knutacn returned
rlso ball slK yards. hut fumhsal when
ta.kled and Brurion recovered Tor Utah
Rantn~y ,irrfra right end f1r six yarts.
a forward pass from Lon 10 OFT Rom
uey failed. Ashton pinuEhcd throuE Z
fiEht guard fur 1iN yards sutherland
ffisd right guard f1r no gain on tho
usxt doSu hc went around ieft cni lul
a slx-yard gain Ashton made two ysr,i-
through eft tarile. Tie hall was nov
uu fiaho's fVsntY -nVc -Farl iirs AMI j
recfiv iu frunt - the E0si Uust. Here
'shf6n druprcsi hara and rniiaf ffr rtE-
kin sauarrif hcfu-eu tho Euui posts foI
the Gfsf -CoFc % tie game an1 The firE'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
OLESON Is CAPTAIN
OF HIGH SCH

After the salt Lake high scnoo
ball team got back from ogden
day the mon were given I'm
the Utah hotel. Principal EAU
In charge. Tho men werc sS1
by j. 4. Callahan. Coach Richarur
Murphy and Principal Eaton. ~
banquet the men elected the csp~
manager for next year. Carl JIG
has been PLAYING star haltback
team. was elected captain py ~
over Harvey Ward. McCurdy,
assistant manager this year. wst
manager for next year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01

goal from tho field this year for tho Nor
mony.
Idaho kicked OF To Sutherland. who re
turned The ball fifteen yards Ashton
dove through center for two yards and
then made two more over right guard.
Ashton punt~d and OFT Romney downed
Perkins m his tracks knutson tried
right guard for no gain, Hllmsn tore
w lcf, tackle for n gain of four Yards.
ON tho next down OFT Romncv broke
through tho limo and blocked Phillips 9
kick. lfc gathered the ball and started
To- run. but slipped i'm tho snow and foil.
IIo was nuickit' up however. and wen,
down the fold for thirty yards before he
WIS finally tackled
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Idahoans Are Plucky.

The Idaho mon presented formidable
appearance on Tho field. TnCl excel any
team iu tisc Roxy mountain conference
Iu weight bur wore apparently not IN
tic bsst or condition. In tho latter half
az the Euno. time was repeatedly taken
cut while Foruc HUSKY llNhoan recovered
his Wind. and bofor" the gam" ended
ever ono cf The squad had been called
into service Tho visitors we're very AK
sr~ssive fighting their opponents bard.
auarrclinE with tho officials and con .
testing everv possible point. They showed
fhsit pluck IN tho third quarter when
they held Utah rov downs on their two
yard line.
Captain IIWman. who played a. full
hack Hrs~c~ at right guard and back
urid. and Samms az end were the Sis-
tinE stars.
'-rhs Idaho spread a peculiar forrns
lion invented bF former Idaho coach.
aud us"d effectively IN mary games, was
tried hv m" visitors and resulted IN sew
oral Esius. Both teams used much the
same rtyia of attack. and while Utah
lad an advantage in speed and expert
-ur. t-.ttsr breaks In luck might have
turned IA. tide iu TdNho's favor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
Utah s Splendid Record.

N~stsrdhxr game vas the last in n
schedule of eight games PLAYED by the
team t--Ear the ssarou by winning from
tis DEdgn High school ie 90 q This
ives followed bf n 80 to score against
ths Colorado Arrics Next Utah played
an q 20 % game with thN University ~
Ttruv~r. Their tah wou from tho Mon
lana AEEier hy th~ score 90 - 90 q. Tho
usxt game resulted in rs % victory
Sar fstsh over IN Colorado school %
Mines The following week Utah Won
from Colorado coilrEr- ls tp <. After
fhar Utah Wa defeated. 10 q. hy the
University - Colorado. and slr fiGishcd
fhs season TrFtrrdHT with - 90
victory over th- University % idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
OFT Romncy Star.

pft Romnev. the speedy riEN end Tor
Utah. was tho individual star ~ INC
rarue Playing center on the defensive.
t1. rioNsr NounEFter repeatedly broke
f.rouxn th.. limo ard blocked kick. Twice
zoe the firrt quarter he performed ms
feat. once recovering the ball and max %
ing n thirfy-yArd nun. llS again broke
through IN tho third quarter and bl1cA"d
a kick Ttal recovering tho ball. Rom
nov also featured iu tho srroud quarter.
rrCsivinE q forward pass for thirty
fiyc-Nard EalU.
-aps.in ON Romncy wa. az usual.
stronE on tho offensive. making the best
eaius for his lido and MAKING tho Tor
war.I pass With precision fiiEparlch
handled hls team with excellent judE-
ucnt. and his nectuess % foot brought
Isis side = touchdown when hc fcll on
ih- ball back uf tdsho's line after =
kick by Ashton TIL" laitcr puntcd WcU
and hii tho line haul and effectively
pira~u and Peterson. the teh tackles
also deserve eaucciHi mention.
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shown. Poole MAS dangerous on Salt
Lake left and kept Gosh guessing.
From an offside kick against Rio
Grande, SsXelby made for goal, but be-
Ing checked as usual By Graham. passed
To Cusworth. who was doing all the work
or the right wing.
Tho salt Lake team was playing hard
for the equalizer, and from another cen
ter from the right wing Poole headed
Salt Lakes third. Everybody went Wild
after tNs hut tho visitors were holdin <
their own grsndly, shot by Gain miss
Ing only by inches.
Shields kicked into touch from Church
ill., and from Chapman throw-h Anseil
kicked over the field towards tho right
wing. Prime followed rhe ball and get
ting past Fox and C;riTlths tried high
shot. which surprised McMorrinc, going
into the top corner OF th. net After
this the game became one Of kicking.
Burlington was pulled up when dangerous
by Auscll who used his head 90 advan
tagc. as also did Moycs ~ right back.
The game lacked the combination gen
orally exhibited, but this Us attributed 10
the light ball which Mas used. The
game ended with Rio Gran6e attacking
Final score. Salt Lake. g. Rio Grandc. J.
The lineup:
AnIY La l..
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narrowly averted.

A. result uf Itahr dc'iEive victory
over tho T.niVersity 81 idaho ycrirrouy.
i, Vas not only demonFtrated that the
cIass of football PLAYED las tho teams OF
ire Rocky mountain conference T. Just
80 good - that put ny hv those ot lne
-,,,-tbu-ostsrr -orfrr.ucc bat ~ gives
Tsfah = claim 20 the championship - we
pscifi~ northwerf This claim is hts-c
ou this fact. Playing on her nom"
grounds under idSal weather conditions.
Inc University Of Washington ttho uu-
dispufed champion Of that Sertion' nas
ahiN To score ONLY - points against ldaho,
compared with ~ scored by Utah on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
Bennion Makes Touchdown.

AZ tho beginning % the issi quarter.
Ashton ules for n goa from placement.
but th- ball vent aid B-nuiCn feil %
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Idaho Holds Near Line.

fu thv third quarter DiIimzn kicked
or 20 iiiiman. who returned the ball
wsnt1 vards Burns tried left guard. !.
uut made no gain Erss~a made one
,aui through left guard Again OFT Hom-
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THE LINEUP.

Referee-Fulton (BroWn) !;
umpire-Sharpe (Ysle); field
Judge - Laugford (Trinity)
head linesman-Roper prince
TOM
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| ed with tho ball in tho High school los
| session ON the ogden fnrty-yard I'M.
The score was 10 o In favor OF lch
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
NJ CURREN ONE Of +.
THE WRESTLERS
LOCAL FOLLOWERS OF MAT GAME
PLANNING ON TAKING IN BIG
MATCH THURSDAY.

The wrestling fans Of the city are
taking a great deal of interest in the
match which will be pulled of tonight
between Chas. Challander, "the Mys-
terious Conductor and three we'll
known North Dakota men. Challender
agrees to throw the three one fall
ling time. Whether he can do it re-
mains to be seen. His oponents OH the
mat will be Arlo Cooper of Grand Forks
the clever Y. NJ. c. A. amateur wrest
Ter, who has made name for himself
in the light heavyweight class, Ole
Hauge Of East Grand Forks and P. II.
McGurren, Of Crazy, n. D.
Each one of the three will weigh in
at about 165 pounds, Hauge maybe 60
ing little heavier. Challender will
weigh in at about ia pounds, so that
the match will be question of skill,
not weight or size.
Two good preliminary matches will
be furnished, one is vet to be arranged
for and the other will be between jim
Woods and Ed. Mature.
It is expected that Doran will be here
from Crystal to take in the exhibition
and it is probable that he will issue a
challenge from the ringside. Challen-
der is without doubt one of the
cleverest wrestlers in the world today.
He has, according to the records, de-
feated all the men of his weight he has
met in the past five years and the ex-
hibition will be hard to beat If the
fans are convinced Of Challender IS abil.
ity an dwill turn out in force enough
to warrant such action, Chas. "Kid''
Cutler may put on match at Grand
Forks this fall with the "Conductor. d