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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

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BY Associated Press.
At Cleveiand-Case IS. Ohio wes-
leyan 0.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
ALL HALLOWS FIRST
TEAM WINS, 5 TO 0

All Hallows first and second teams met
on the gridiron yesterday In one OF the
nercest struggles OF the season The
arst team won by the score OF 10 o.
From the toot OF the whistle until Shea
crossed the line both sides played 4 good
game During the first period OF play
5sither side scored. In the last quarter
the ball was passed 10 Hllderbrand OF the
second eleven who dropped II. Immedi-
.tely, shea ran for II and fell on IL for
rs down. werneth passed TO Shea. who
yritt grand Interference OF Schmidt BOYLE
md I,arklu ran forty yards and crossed
the line for touchdown. CoHistock
EickeS a goal and the game was over
title Young. Mooney and Ryan dlstin-
crishsd themselves for the second team,
rhiIe shea, Schmidt, Boyle and Comstock
,,ntr honors in the FIRST team. To tho
,,Ic;nrs belongs the right TO arrange prac-
tice time In the future. The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
BY MIKE r. YoKEL.

I never attempt 70 forecast the
result of any bout IN which ] take
part. I always try to do my best,
and If I am beaten it is because the
other fellow is a better man. I know
this is going to be hard bout.
Demetral is good man, and Is al
most thirty pounds heavier than L
am. also know that he is going to
do his best to throw me twice in one
hour. I am going to do my best TO
keep him from throwing me twice,
or even once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
BY WILLIAM DEMETRAL.

This will be one Of the hardest
matches l have ever had Yobel is
small. but he is awfully fast. as
everybody knows who has seen him
wrestle. 1 am going TO do my best
TO throw him twice inside of sixty
minutes. I am in good condition. and
Will have no excuse to offer if fail
to win the match. One thing is
certain, I am going to go at top
speed every minute that I am on
the mat, and I will make Yokel go
as fast as he ever went in his life
or he will be thrown twice we'll in
side the hour,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
LUCK HELPS THE PRINCETON
TIGERS TO BEAT DARTMOUTH
By .Assoclated Press.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Nov iL-I-uek,
pure and simple. dscreed that Princeton
should beat Dartmouth in football this
afternoon. 5 TO Q. The play thar won ths
game Will long be remembered as one OF
the freaks OF football and VIII give the
rules committee something 10 work on on
this winter. for Princeton's principals
we're scored by a freak dropk!ck from
Dewitt's toe on the forty-sevsn-f va NJ u
feet AT the start. and after bounding
twice along the. sround. took .,sAklsa sss
cleared the crosSbars. Referee LaHgford
decresd that u field goal had been made
according TO rule six. section eieVen.
"a goal from the field is made by kick
ing the bali from the field OF PLAY over
the crossbars OF the opponents Soal In
any way except by punt or a kick
Aside from this piece Of luck. ,he two
teams were evenly matched. The fol-
lowing substltutions were made;
substitutinns--D Dartmouth. HoSsstt for
Dudley; Barend for Hogsstt: Eogsett
for Barsnd: Ambrose for Hogsctt. Beer
for Farnum: Louden for Ambrose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
MURPHY is AFTER
BROOKLYN SOUTHPAW
BY Associated Press.

by Associated fresS.
CHICAGO. Nov. u--Char.es ". Muir
ply. president OF the Chicago National
league baseball club. departed for ST.
Louis today, where he will meet Presl-
dent Charles :. Ebbetls of the Brooklyn
National league tomorrow 10 talk over
trades of players. President Murphy Is
said TO be anxious 10 get Nap" Rucker.
the star lef; hand twIrler OF the
Brooklyn team. and u is re-
ported would be willing 20 give
several Chicago players In return. St.
Louis will be the rendezvous OF tho Ma
tional league officials who arc on their
way To- attend the convention OF minor
league imagnaies 10 be held at San An
tonic, Tex, next week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
In School Defeats
Ogden, Score 33 to 0
III. Team Now Sure Of Championship or q
Tie if Thanksgiving Day
Game Is Lost

school football team sprang Of the biggest surprises
~ season by defeating the fast Ogden team by the
The weather cold and three inches of snow were on
q s.d but high school and Ogden rooters out in
t 1900 people the game The cheering the high
IA u continuous but the Ogden rooers got discouraged
~ Yelling If the weather had been mlder larger at
vuld have been assured There was cold wind and it
uov lust before the game
The second and third quarters the high school pupils
a. aeld and gave snake dance" The boys went
~ sid the girls in another and they invaded the Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
MISSOURI JUDGE
UPHOLDS BOXING
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
JOPLIN. Mo-, Nov. IA decision OF
Circuit Judge ID. T.. Blair today uphold
ing boxing exhibitions in Joplin prac-
tically affected every athletic cub in
Missouri y test case was brought here
recently to determine the Legality OF To-
cal exhibitions Young Jack Johnson OF
Memphis and Jeff Clarke OF Philadelphia
were arrested at III. end OF a fifteen
round bout before the Southwest Atb-
ietic club OF Joplin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
CORNELL DISTANCE
RUNNERS BEAT PENN
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1i.-CornelIs
long dlsteucs runners defeated the cross
cointry team of the University Of Penn
syivania today over the fve-nlile course
in FairTnount park by the score OF II TO
IS. Berns, tho iwo-inns champion, and
finished first and second for Cornell.
Barnas time was 27:4s Jones's time
was 27:5e MGcurdy or Pennsylvania
finished third IN 2S.20 t-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

ter % distance OF puats. The outcome
cf the game wss never In doubt In
The course OF thu game three tovchdovns
and as many goals were responsible for
tho Utah score The visitors made n
touchdown and goal In the first. second
ano final period Of the game. In tho
third quarter. Colorado college went
through tackle for touchdown, aud
Hedblom kicked goal.
Touchdowas for Utah we're made by-
Sutherland. Romnsy and Hamilton. Ash
ton Kicked u, three goals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
CALIFORNIA WINS AT RUGBY.
Stanford University Beaten at English
Rugby Football Game, n 10 g.

b ASSuNIatrn TT"t-
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. Nov.
ii.--In a game that was full of light
from start 30 finish. the University os
California defeated Staafon! today in
the twenty-iiTst intercollegiate contest.
2i 10 g. Tire Stanford men put I'd oe+-
perzts resistance all the way. breaking
up CaiiforuIa's much talked OF baclcield
play but we're oVeTwhalrned b. superior
weight and condition and deeper
knowledge Of the Engi.sh game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
stickers Beat Sophon,ores,

Tho Stlckers team defeated the I. %
:, xophomores in q rough game OF bas-
ketball at the Z. NJ. c. 4. gymnasium
last night. This Was one OF the sirsl
games played this season by eithA
team The sophomores were unable &c
solvs the 5tickers' style OF play Every
insn on the Suckers team played fast
ball. The score was Al to ..
]. Flandro. referee; l., Parker, scorer;
r. Ratemau timer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
BASEBALL SEASON
TO END EARLIER
Ey Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Nov. il.--Moving for va rd
the date for beginning the wopid's base
ball series next year TO October :, will
not change the number of games 10 h.
PLAYED 10y either ot the big leagues. The
schedule will remain at i5t games. the
same as II has been for several years.
In the east the final games probably
will be played on Saturday. October 3.
while In the west the season viii be pro-
longed for day. In order TO permit of
Sunday contests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

a. slippery that the foot
,r-isrir hold on 10 the DALI
rsny fumbles were niaoe-
.,sri team. by defeating Og-
-t's ,hs state championship
- blrh school class II og-
-,,rksvl,lng day the teams
n, high school team OUT
c-ssn team In every depart
,,s,s The ogden team only
s,ysn times during The
onlv once or twice that
- ,ssrn didn't make ground.
~,r.ntsd Stowe during the
s,oxe punted out OF BOUNDS
sadnr ihe game. Ogden 5
~ ragged and high schooi
- before they got started
-, line vas better than the
HIeh school tore holes In
"a rade big gains. while Og-
-.te any forward passes, but
rss not effective In that sort
rrsraer OF high school mace
n IN through g broken field
-i,su and then he ran seventy
susd the ball on the 9-yard
II v5ool made three 25-yard
IA qsIte 2 fe4 e0-yard runs.
EoTth Goal.
rfnty-e won the TOSS ano
kf,-d ihe north goal. as there
=, sina coming from that d.
td<inc game from the start.
3 fosn not make the required
~ had 10 punt. II took hign
Il 81 minutes 10 warm up. and
1ihs team went through the
dfxjlI anu around the ends.
~ n.ade the frst touchdown
y sfier play had started. but
nSe In the first querter-
-, quarter they rushed the
Il N their feet and ram the
= bu; hiSn school could only
: ne third and one IN the
ofssn. aho has been paying
tlrllsr game, met his Water
r,r.d ground only rour times
pzs. Srmple cf Ogden. who
~ an Sll-slar tackle OF the
stoc. seams. played the best
t:H. He broke through the
Ene and stopped many plays
y iksy werc started. Norris
~ also played z good game
Et8ol every man played a
0,ssou and Ward always
fhen they carried the ball.
Detail.
tppeared on the field al 8
ne playing began fifteen
y. Moran Kicked 10 HiEson.
ihe ball back fifteen yards.
~ the end for two, Ward hit
ore then Ward puuted 10
~ ven. around the end tor
ins4 made no gain. stowe
q bounds. Ward circied the
~ -1pe yards. Oiesou made
nlgh school made an incoro =
Z. pafs, Mcintyre ountsd 90
~ Ten Tsrds. Stove punted
- Galiachcr lost Eve yards.
~ ins for Three and Ward
slet. but missed.
q ilne for two Yards. Stowe
20 for two yards. stowe
bsnds. High school made
y Toward pass. Mcintyre
ene for twenty-five Yards.
e4 ipA for ten. Ward and
e hret Yards each IN the
-. then oleson went throe
srs' touchdown. Mcintyre
score: ) la o.
sH 70 Wilson. who brought
ten yards. Ward went
~ ior two Yards. Mcintyre
A Mcintyre punted to
~ mans no gain, Moran cir
~ n,lt lto yards Stowe punt
5ltton circled the end for
N %-,-u,sre made Two Yards.
sss nenalized fifteen Yards
Nard puntel 10 Evans.
~ yards on en- end run.
H. % on The same play.
.srcs and 5he ball went
m. 1e no gain. MCINTYRE
& y. eh a forward pass. Ward
=, 40 Yards. Wilson cir
4 ~ ~ i"o yards Ward hi,
s,s nor. McIutyre went
an NOR, sor Tour Yards. High
4 d. r.aer,ympleie forward pass
n ~ 20 nck. but failed. Tribe
IA e,,nso Yards Evans made
9Ne runtcd 10 Uirson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

10. TpuchGOwn-Camp. Coal for touch
down. Francis. Goals from held-HoTe.
. Goal from Observation-Disclosures
Subsiitutions-Ya Yale. T,oTDe!ster for Az
cry. Tomlinson FOR ScuIly. Lore for Nc
Dewitt. Warren. Galaur for Paul. ".
Howe and Sheldon for Bomcistsr. Strout
tor Howe. Anderson ard Reilly for
Camp. Philoin for Dunn.
BrowU-Shlpley and Wilson for AJ-
ANS Michel for Donovan. Goldberg foY.
C;eltZ Crotbe- and Wentworth for Len
ney Metcalf and Marble FOR Ban.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Illinois-Iudiana Tie.
sy Associated Press.

. ArsOtfdIHh 1IeSE.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov li-Indiana
outplayed Illinois in their annual football
contest here today, but was unable 10
score. The game ended 0 20 Q. The
high wind which swept across the grid
iron kept drop Kick and place kick
from counting for Indiana and three
other Kicks fell short.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Tigers Tried in Vain.

In the third period Ashton kicked OF
over the college goal line The college
boys put tho ball in play on their Is
yard line. After exchanging many punts
and forward passes the bail went TO
the college on Uiah's 3S-yard line
Head hit center Tor i've yards. on a
lese took the bali to Etsh's 5-yard line.
deald maze SIX yards and put the ball
over UtRh's goal line. Nandy punted TO
Putnam on tho 20-ysrd line. iIedblom
kicked goal Score: Utah. L.: College. 5.
After this the Tigers began their often
slye game. Utah bad slowed slightly
since the beginning OF the third period.
But FOR the Gcetness % Captain Romney
the college would have made another
touchdown.
When the final period opened II was
Tigers ball on Utahs fifteen yard line.
Sinton tried d forward pass but the
throw was short. and the ball went TO
Utah on downs. Utah kicked out OF
danger. Utah. on an exchange OF kicks
got the ball on her thirty yard line and
started down the field with a rush.
\ forward pass rettcd twenty five
Yards Hamilton captured forward
pass from Vanderneer and WAS of down
tho field for a forty'five yard run and
A touchdown, Ashton Kicked goal. Final
score. Utah IS: Tigers D.
The victory snuffed out Colorado COLI
lege's hopes for the championship OF the
Rocky Mountain conference. Utah over
shadowed the Tigers IN every department {
OF the game, unless IL WIS In the mat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

The quarter ended with the bali in tine
high schools possession in the middle OF
the aeh. score. too:
fumbed and Wand recovered. Ogden was
penallzed fifteen yards for slugsing. VIII
son circled the end for two yards. Ward
through the other side OF the line for
twelve yards. Ward made no gain. OLE
son circled the end for five yards. Ole
son hit the line for six yards, making
goal making the score IL 20 q. Moran
Kicked to GALLAGHER who returned the
ball twenty yards. High school was pen
punted TO Evans. Ogden was penalized
lve Yards for off-side Moran lost ten
yards twice In succession stowe pnnted
for FIVE yards. oleson hit the line for
three and made three on an end run.
High school made an incomplete forward
pass. oleson made no gain. Ward punt
thirty yards. Evans lost five yards
Tribe. no gain. Cahoon blocked g punt
and GALLAGHER got the ball ran seventy
yards. but was tackled within i've yards
OF the line. IN three bucks high school
made iss third touchdown. Mcintyre
missed goal and the score stood 16 IN o
oleson. who brought the ball back fifteen
yards Wilson circled the end for five
yards Oieson ht the line for seven
YARDS. Ward lost Eve Yards Mcintyre
Wilson recovered Il.
Mcintyre made eight yards on for
ward pass. Higson circled the end for
three Yards. Oleson lost FIVE yards
Ward tried a drop Kick. hut the ball
only rolled along the ground and Ogden
got it, Stowe lost one yard.
Ogdep vas penalized fifteen yards for
sluggins Stove punted 30 Ward. Cal
lacher circled toe end for five yerds
Ward made four yards Oleson hit the
Iinc for fve yards. Wilson made four
yards on sn end run. Oleson hit the
line for three yarlis. Ward made four
on an end run. Oleson went three Yards
for another Touchdown. Mcintyre kicked
goal.
The score stood - 10 a.
Moran kicked 10 Wilson, Mcintyre
puntsd to Moran, Evans went three Yards
around the END. Sample hit the line for
three yards, and the second quarter end
ed. The score at the end OF this quar-
rer was % To o.
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Tigers Loose Chance.

In the second quarter Colorado college
lost an excellent chance 10 score early
in the quarter when. after All exchange
OF plays and punts, the Tigers had the
bail on Utsh's i5-yard line. \ forward
pass gained fiye yards more. and Black
made three yards through the line. At
this point the college was pcnalized mr.
teen yards for holding
Vandemore and Sinton MADE good
progress towards the Utah goal. and Van
demore punted out OF bounds on utahs
3-yard line.
Rofnney Of Utah circled left end for
twenty yards. and The Tigers chance was
lost.
VaDdemore punted 10 Fitzpatrick, who
was downed on the Tigers 35-yard lins.
Utah held for downs and Romney dupI-
Gated his performance by going around
left end FOR hve yards. Hamilton foi-
lowed with a 7-yaTd gain. Ashton tried
a place kick but Witherow blocked the
kick. Utah recovered the bah on the coll
lcgs's l0-yard line.
Romney carried the ball over for the
second touchdown OF the game and Ash
ton kicked goal. Score: Utah. i2; Colo
rado college. ..
Sinton kicked OUT 10 Fitzpatrick. and
with the ball on her 25-yard line Fits-
patrick punted 10 Vandemors. who re-
turned five yards The second quarter
ended with the ban In the possession ~
the Tigers on Utah's ss-yard line. Score:
Utah. IL: Colorado college, Q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
COLORADO MINERS LOSE.
Ministers Defeat Golden Eleven by the
Score OF g TO o.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
DENVER, Nov. lion a field frozen
until az hard ms rock ard made slippery
BY snow, which hnd been brushed on as
well as possible. the Denver university
football team tl:.s afternoon defeated Tho
Colorado State School OF Mines. 2 20 O.
The szEie was lasy bat MAS uarred by.
fumeies. caused uy the intense cold the
thermometer registering 0niy Is degrees
above zero.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Utah Tarnes Colorado
Tigers in Their Lair
Varsity Wins Is 10 6-GIorious Victory Which
Places Team in Lluc for
Championship

Special ;o The Tribune.
IoLoRADo SPRINGS Colo. Nov.
1.-The fastest and most des-
perately fought football game ever
~ witnessed IN Colorado Springs was
staged on a snowy field at Colo
RADIO college this afternoon by the Colo
braeo college Tigers and the University
OF Utah; the latter winning IS to G.
The battle was witnessed bv 5000
spectators. who tried 10 forget The zero
weather In ,heir enthusiasm.
colorado college. determined 10 redeem
itself after its unexpected defeat a. the
hands of Boulder .ast Saturday. fought
like the beast OF the Jungle. after which
II Is named. and tho Mormops were no
less determined. The Tigers knew II
they were 70 remain In the conferences
championship race they would nave 10
trim the fast Utah aggregation. while
Ctah's supporters realized that II they
suffered defeat they would have small
chance for the pennant.
In the first quarter after winning .he
toss and choosing the north goal. Utah
kicked off TO Black. who returned twenty
yaro5 After an exchange OF balls.
Iandeinore stole q forward pass and csr-
rted the oval to Utahs -hIriy-yard Inc.
The ball. after series of plays, Wal
given 10 Colorado colIs-e on their own
forty-year line.
vandemore ,punted % Sutherland. Who
ran seventy-five yards TO touchdown
only few minutes after the beginning
Of play. Ashton kicked goal.
Score. Utah C; Tigers o.
No further score was made during This
quarter. which ended with the ball in
the possession OF the Tigers on their
sorty-yard line. Most OF The play dug
ing the quarter was .n the Colorado
colleges territory. Poor tackling on the
part OF the Tigers gave Utah hey touch
down. Features OF the first quarter
were Nandemore's work for the college
and Sutherland's wonderful sprint. Suth-
erla1d was replaced by Hamilton at right
half in the middle OF the period. merely
70 give him a breathing spell. Utah vas
pensl!zed twice. once for holding and onco
for being off side.
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JOKE TEAM LOSES AGAIN.
Colorado Agaies scaten by University
Tcar,, 81 10 o.

By Associated Press.
BOULDER, Colo. Nov. ii-over-
wilelmed by tne superior weight or their
opponents, who outweighsc them twenty
pounds TO The man. the state Agricui-
turai college football team went down
90 defeat Today before The University OF
Colorado. by ths score OK 3l 10 0. An
Icy. snow covered held. only partly
cleared, favored tbe heavier stale UNI
versiiy men. who time aad again rushed
the opposing line or Its feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Last Quarters Short.

The last two quarters were cut down
20 fve minutes each. as IL was go cold.
IN the third quarter. Moran kicked TO
Houtz. Oleson hit the line for four yards,
Hieson lost f7e yards. Mcintyre punted
TO Evans. High school was penalized
fifteen yards for holding. Moran made
ten yards end run, Stowe hit the
line for three yards, Moran lost four
yards. Stowe puntcd 10 Ward. Wilson
circled the end for I'VE yards, Mcintyre
punted out OF bounds. Morrissey made
no gain. Stowe punted TO Higsop. Ward
no gain. High school made en- incom-
plete forward pass. Ward tried drop
kick. but he couldn't raise the ball OF
the ground. Ogden got II and tried TO
make a gain, but couldn't, and had 10
punt.
Then high school started on q steady
march for the goal. Oleson got oyer FOR
| touchdown. Mcintyre missed. and the
quarter ended with the score % to o In
| favor OF high school,
| The last quarter was tightly played
and neither team could make much
ground. ABOUT two minutes before time
| was called GALLAGHER got away and ran
sixty yards for 3 touchdown. The game
ended with the score 50 to In favor
Of high school.
! Tie lineup:
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rhnmas Goes TO New york.

Lloyd Thomas. the local bicycle rider.
left for New York yesterday, where he
expects 10 participate IN the six-day
birycla races. which are scheduled 10
take place soon-