The daily sentinel., 1911-12-01
CHAMPS
WINNING THREE
GAMES
Aspen Goes Down in Defeat.-Mount
Lincoln Loses to Tigresses.-Y.
NJ C. A. Defeats Mount Lin
coin Boys.-Lamar Wins.

Grand Junction Tigers, 21. Aspen,
Football.
Grand junction Tigresses. 1G;
Mount Lincoln. Basketball.
Grand junction Y. NJ. c. A., 20;
Mount Lincoln boys. 15-Basketball.
The above are the results of the
Turkey Day athletic contests held in
Grand Junction yesterday. the Tigers
winning the title to champions OF the
Western Slope and the girls basket
ball team the same title.
Before a crowd of 600 madly cheer
ing fans, the football game proved
one of the most exciting on local
fields. With the exception of the
third quarter. when aspen worked
over the three pretty forward passes.
the Tigers outplayed. outgeneraled
and uutwitted their beefy opponents
from the blow of the whistle to the
end of the game.
The Junction scores We're made by
straight football, aided by little
luck. In the first quarter, after AS
pen had pushed the locals back 20
yards by line plunges, Rhone was giv-
en- the ball and scored a touchdown
after nine minutes play Captain
Merrill of the Tigers was laid out in
the first quarter by blow on his
shoulder. On fumbled punt by
Sills. Rhone fell on the ball and Ross
was given the ball, making pretty
touchdown by dodging five Aspen
players. Steel failed to kick goal
again. Score, Grand Junction 10,
Aspen o.
In the second quarter, Harold
ithcae piulged through the Aspen
tao b'ccked IN attempted punt, and
in one OF the most spectacular OF
plays took the leather on the bounce
and ran straight for a touchdown.
Score, Grand Junction 15, Aspen o.
In t.: third quarter Aspen. by us
ing fullback Peterson. rushed the
pigskin over for a touchdown and
they failed to boot goal. Jacob
shagen was star player of the game,
making two pretty forward passes,
and scoring on one in the last quar-
ter. Goal was kicked, ending the
scoring. The game ended with the
ball in the Tigers possession on AS
pens one yard line.
A challenge was sent last night to
Lamar by Coach Ketcher fo- the To-
Gals, asking for a state championship
post season game, as Lamar won the
eastern slope title yesterday. The
Lamar team declined to play, stating
that they had agreed to play no post
season games.
The girls basketball team had the
luck to win from Mount Lincoln by
the score of l6 to 10. The game was
undecided and interesting from first
| TO the last. All of the PLAYERS were
in good form.
Al the Y. NJ. c. A. last night the
Y. NJ. c. a. mems basketball team de-
feated the team from Mount Lincoln
by the score of 20 to 15. MeClintock
was the local star. The lineups were
as follows:
Y. NJ. C. A.-McClintock. If: n.
Burgess. (CaptD rf: w. Guillette
center; II. Wilson, lg; d. Mitchell
rg; MaoSherry and j. Franks. substi-
tutes
Mount Phillips. If: Box.
n; Hubert center; Wells, lg; Dill
lon, rg.
Yesterdays Football Results.
University of Colorado, IL. School
of Mines. 0.
Colorado College, -; University of
University of Kentucky. -: Uni
versity of Tennessee. o.
Naval Academy, SC; Millersviue. o
Michigan Agricultural College. il:
Wabash, 6.
University CT Cincinnati, G; Ohio.
Case, 8; Reserve, 5.
Brown. G; Carlisle. IL.
| fennSNlvania, 2l: Cornell O
Fruita, 3; Delta, 6.
Grand Junction, 21; Aspen. ).
Utah, 49, Idaho. 0.
Montrose, "a Glenwood Springs G.
Boulder High School. 8: Lamar
High School, 8.
Colorado Aggies, o; Wyoming Tn
iversity, 81
Greeley High School, 81; Aggie