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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
GR|D|RDN WARRIORS
/ TO Do BATTLE TODAY
Chicago and Minnesota Must
Win TO Remain in Race
for Championship.

CHICAGO, oct. c5.--SiX conference
football teams vill take part In tonor-
rows section of the 1912 championship
race. with every indication pointing 10
spirited competition in each OF the three
ina ior meetings.
The western spotlight viii nc shared
ny the Chicago Purdue game at Marshall
field and the Miuncscta-IcNa affair at
Minneapolis. while the Indiana North
Western contest At Bloomington will
como in FOR interest
Chicago aud Minnesota must win their
battles Ia continue theT dash Ccr thc
annual title and beth OF the leaders cx =
peci 10 he able 10 turn the trick. Since
lndiaua aud Northwestern arc defeated
ic;tms. the outcome OF the Eposier tusSlc
VIII be significant only in fixing the Vie
tors iusl rank in the conference rear
guard.
Michira,I's warfare against Syracuse
al lash and as suclt Will attract much at
teiitiun. With three victories poctc
and Syracuse. Pennsylvania ANA Cornell.
al defeated teams, 10 meet, Michigan
appsrcutlH Is AL set for a triumplml
luurcli. & stumble at Syracuse would
spoil Coach Yosts only chance FOR glory.
since his pupils do not play the leading
western clcvcns.
I Princeton'g enthusiasts do not expect
much trouble in disposinc of Dartmouth
AZ Princeton, but the meeting should be
Tho warmcsi OF the eastern battles. Yale
-E"1ld scalp Washington aud jefferson
easily at New Haven. aud harvard
Should down Brown handilv at Cam
bridge. whilc tic Army AMI Navy teams
seem 10 have the better ur Colgate and
riiisbur-. respectively. Carlisle meets
Georgetown at Washington.
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II he decided that lie hadn't had enough
OF baseball.
\ bis ,hrce-corncreG deal irvolylne
Chicago. Cincinnati and PhilaJ elph,s, Is
~ thc al. Chance is mentioned I'm il.
bui re s&vS there VIII be nothing doing
80 l'r as J" II concerned.
There was plenty e.! action in President
Murph''s ufdCc Today. Ieuc thinner
nap Wa invited tp i'.c iIucr sun"tum
auJ was presented with diamond horse
SiIo" min cuut;inu- nineteen rocks. as "a
reward fcr batting oy": .32J. Eeire Ind
"a ar-; OF bet wi'h tAc ~ ss AMI tho pin
lsiG l.. Accompanying, ,hc headlight Yves
q note cougra tins alien: ~ his fca'
90 Leading tle League lD batting and q
chcc,; for $3.50. representing the fines that
rsd been assessed asairs; h!uo last sea-
sov.
Jim Sh"cia;d waS also handed r rr-
mitiaucc u; 500 and Jimmy Archer was
Slipped Il 5000 bonus.
Manage" tvcrs divided the div be-
ipccn Nj. N;,phr and his dentist. Visits
To the latter wcrc more painful John
me; all his bali players aud received tic
and gooG wishes uf the
men who Will onll him CHIEF neSt year.
AS soon - business will allow him
holiday. Nj. Murphy VIII SO 10 Florida
- pick ont a permanent training camp.
Two cities Jacksonville and pa'2tka. are
on the eligible list
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Utah Players Practice
In Denver For Game
With the Miners Today
Spccia! to The Tribune.

DENVER, oct 25.-Scventccn husky
Utah players. all OF them in good sha nc
with tho exception OF Quarterback Love.
who ~ suffering from an attack Of train
sickness, arrived a Denver today for the
games with the Miners AT Broadway park
tomorrow, This afternoon the squad un-
der the direction OF Coach Bcnnion,
rouped through a brief signal practice
At Broadway park, displaying a speed
and some forward pass formations that
was dazzling 10 the few who were priv!
legged to watch them work.
Final reports received from the Miners
state that Mcknight, tho heavy fullback.
would be out OF the game, but the rest
OF the eleven is in tip top shape and
prepared for the battle OF their lives. The
game is crucial ono I'm the series, AS
It is believed here that II the Miners can
win they have the pepnant within their
grasp
Bennion said this afternoon that Yed
Stuart Michigan. Will referee. Dave Main.
Dartmouth, VIII umpire, and lTeiscr.
Northwestern. will act as head time
keeper.
Moro interest Is being taken In the
game ;3an In any that has been PLAYED
thus far this season and Il big crowd
IL expected. Tho field TO-DAY was light
ming fast and should favor Utah, unless
weather predictions Of fair fail.
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CHANCE RECEIVES OFFERS
FROM FOUR BIG CLUBS
Insists on Being Sold Outright, and Wants the
Largest Share Of the Purchase Price Be
fore Agreeing to Transfer

HICAGo, Oct. 2j.-On the eve oI
A Frank Chances departure 20. The
Pacific coast. the cN-Pccrlcss
~ Leader was the recipient of fcug
offers from major league clubs to
stay u the big show and manage.
Chalce win leave Chicago tomorrow
night. A crowd OF his friends viii be OF
hand to sec him on.
The tcicsraphic and icieph,nic offers
vent PRACTICAL" unanswered. Said
Chance:
1T looks ~ ir the Chicago ciub was
irving TO give ne 10 the highest bidder.
Three National league clues aud une
from the American lcaguc have asked
me to stay in baseball The have Of
feed me good money. toe. Eut 7 am
not going 90 take "a National League job
unless | am sold ouir.n; 10 the club
that wants me most and I'm going TO
get most OF the purchase monc".
eft any National league CLUB makes
deal with President Murphy 10. my Scry-
Ices. u had better consult me FIRST.
can live nicely on what I've cot and its
u cinch the Cubs are not going TO make
any more pront on ne.
Chance showed Us one dandy o!icr. the
details OF which cannot bc revealed at
this time He said lac would accept IL
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Kinsella Offers Gunner
500, 600 For Use of Her
y Ball Club One Season

ST. LOUIS oct. 25.--Accordns tc
Richard kipsclla. scout last season FOR
The Cardinals. Mrs. Helene Hatha away
Robson Ertton can make 100000 clcar
protlt out of her bah club in 1918. She
can get this sum for doing nothing. Do
Ing nothing is stipulated clearly by Mr.
kinsclla. tic will give her 500, 900 for
the use "f her ball club in 1918 under
these conditions.
I[inSeIll said
The first condition is that Roger Ercs-
uahsn must be reiustated as manager OF
tho Cardinals. | consider Roger one OF
The greatest managers in the game. and
If he Is allowed TO handle the club in bis
own way. I'm willing TO take the chances
with 500, 900.
III Mrs. Eritton gives me the nod and
accepts the proposition I can place 500,
600 in her hands the next morning.
II can tell why tho Cardinals did not
succeed in l9l2 and why they old in 1911.
In 1911 Brcsnahan was tho real man
aEer. Whatever he said was Law and
there was no interference In any of his
rulings But this year Roser couldn't
make any move that he wanted Tho
result is shown when the books arc bal
anCcd.'
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Ideal Weather Draws
Large Crowd To Races
At Overland Park Meet
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The JflDuJC.
DENVER Oct 2J.-An ideal racing day
at Overland park drew large and en-
thuslastic crowd today. Tho stand. for
the first time since the meeting opened
contained but few vacant seats and la
dies day found a prcdominancc OF fair
fans out 10 sec the card.
Scissor Grinder, I'm tho first race, was
a surprise, finishing first In the fast
time OF rs. Those playing Mcada In
tic last race were well repaid when snc
came under The wire easy winner. the
mutucls pa Wing s2i.90 for 81. and Teddy
won for his hackers $3.50. nosinS out
Acumcn and Mona Lisa.
The results:
First race four lurongs. S-JcaT-olda End gp
$50 purse-ScIBqog Grinder. $50. Won; sam T..
s. 90 second Don Johnson. ~ 90. third vine
tsT, aoconds. Meadow GrceI Montauk Queen hoh
j. ". Fuller olHo rnn. ..o
purse-Russo AIIon 81. 20. pon; sam GrFahy. 81 20
SECOND: Indinroa. SEQ. third. Tlue-5o'+ hec-
ond. Fr,prratc aud Grace Jackson also ran.
Third race. nyc furlonEs, aelliuG d-ycar .o,hs ana
up. $50 purso-krna McGo-. s@So. Won Luxe Nc
coy 81 20 second; knRclis. thlfd. et"nchisn
Charlie ros and flyon also ran.
Fourth race nyo furones. yelling. "-!car-olds
and up. $50 pur.c-Tcidr $3.50. Won AGuinch
ie 20 eccond Mona Lisa, 81 30. third. I!me-
i:Oi silver Leaf. Wise Mason and The fooelu
also 80.
F,nn race oac mile 3-ycar. olIs and M $50
putSe-Slcad t9i %. won: MiSDrison. ;" 20. ncnnh
voItma s.. 20 third Tlmc-lii. Don Diar.
Lord Clinton and NADIA Ias also raa.
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COLLEGIATE MEET
ON DECEMBER !

NEW YOEK. oct. 25.-Thc seventh
animal convention OF tho National Col
lcriatc Athletic association VIII II" held
here on December l. Tho plan Initiated
last year OF holding an evening session
for The informal discussion OF topics
Of interest will be contuuci rnIs wear.
Ma jor Pierce. who has been president
since The founding Of the orSanZat ion
has been compelled tn resign tho office
Of president on ACCOUNT OF orders to join
hi@ regiment In China. Professor john
sion. tho vice president, having died dur
ing his term OF office. the association wilt
elect Successors To these offices.
Tho 9ssouiation numbers at present
niucty-four colleges. universities and
preparatory schools.
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Park Citv-All Hallows.

special 10 Tic Tribune.
PARK CITY. Oct. 25.-'romorrow ar
tcrnocn tlc Park city high school foot
ball team will meet the team from tho
All flallowS college ou tho track field al
y O'Clock and Is tho local boys have
q good. strong team OF young fellows
good game is expected. Arrangements
were all completed for Il game here with
tho Collegiate Institute team OF Salt
Lake. but bate Thursday evening the
Park city boys received word that tbov
would not be able To con1c, and So the
Al' ifallows team Was substituted
Considerable interest T.; being rhov,n
here In the soccer games and the Park
city Wanderers are working hard each
day now. and when they meet the ogden
team in Ogden ON SATURDAY they promise
- better exhibition Than vas given bv
lhcm in Snlt l.alsc lnst wccE
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PREPARE
TO LEAVE PORTER

CHICAGO, oct. 25.-Racin- is at an
end q, the Mineral Springs race track
at Porter Ind, the owners having to-
crnor OF Indiana that there viii he no
horses In the stables by Sunday unicss
an injunction is granted in the mean
time. The state troops arc expected TO
be ord cred home By Sunday.
Judge Tuthill at Michigan Clty, before
whom an application was ticd for .Ln
injunction To prevent the state from in
terfcring with the racing al the track
has Givrn no indication when mis- de-
cision of the application will be ciyeu.
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Salt Lake and Ogden High
Play On Cummings Field

The Salt Lake high school eleven Rad
It's last workout yesterday IN the form
ot light signal practice, This afternoon
~ ) O'Clock on Cummings field they viii
meet their old rivals. the ogden high
school Though forecasts from the north
crn city predict sure victory foY the
Indians there Is by no means any cor
tainty of this. Us the prophets base their
claims on the showing Ogden made with
the frcSlics and their lineup this after
fans arc OF tho opinion that the rumors
circulated were for the purpose OF making
the Indians over confident aud base the
claim on the change in players. asserting
that tho team which played the fresh
men were mostly from the second team.
Ogden will bring down eighteen of the
host mon tina, can bc ScTapcd mp in the
ljttic village. while the Indians vii! use
hut fourteen men. From the northern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
MISSOURI WINS FROM
OKLAHOMA VARSITY

NORMAN. Okla. Oct, 2J.-Oklahoma
unircrslty's team was defeated By tho
University 81 Missouri team. IL TO o. here
TO-DAY Tho first touchdown came carly
in illc fest halr when Knublc carri Cd
the ball over for Miss ,nri and in tho
second half Shepard scored on Il 7-yard
plunge. after CapSlaw or Oklahoma FUN
blod punt directly under his own coal.
CORTLAND. pSlahoIna's main reliance.
witnessed the game from an automobile.
his arm in sling. Reed. Oklahoma /.
other halfhark. had not fully recovered
from n recent injury and played poor
cgifup.
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tab Battles In Denver Today for Football Supremad
Football Games Today

Utah at Denver.
Washington and Jefferson az Yalo.
Brown AT Harvard.
Dartmouth Mt Princeton.
Lafayette at Pennsylvania
Bucknell nj Cornell
Colgate at West Point.
fli;sbGcG at Annapolis.
Michigan at Syracuse.
Wesleyan az TUFTS.
Trinity 1T Amhcrst.
Williams st New No;,- university.
Gettysburg At Pennsylvania state.
Rutgers n, CNicn.
Carlisle a. GcnIEc;OWa.
Sewaneo at Tennessee.
Mississippi ~ NanGcTsl.5.
Howard ~ Tu'a7c.
Case at oh'o WcSlcyaa.
Northwestern nj Indiana.
Wabash a. No;cc DJmc.
Ooerlia At Western Reserve
Oslo university nj Yves. virginia.
Purdue at ChcsSp.
Iowa university At N!uaeso'a.
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J. L. Ten EYECk WINS
A SCULLING MATCH

SAEATOGA. Oct. .5.-James Il Ten
EycCk of Syracuse. the vctcral rowin.
coach. defeated james II. Riley of This
village. a former professional, over a
ihrec-nnlc course on Lake Lonely toda y
IN II nlatCh arranged to settle The cham
pi"usIip Tor "arsncn past 80 years of
age.
Ten Eycck is 81 and Riley ca. Neither
man experienced any serious discomfort
during the race ana both finished i'm .,ond
condition. The time was y minutes and
20 seconds. Ten Eycck has dercatcI
lNIcy twice before in similar matches.
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Colorado VS. Wyoming.

E'Jl lDGk, Colo. Oct. 25.-I uiy rrsilv
"i Colorado football players are hrlu:
worked tho limit especially with rssa-,i
10 tli"ir defensive plnyS. In anticipation
81 hard contest tomorrow with the
uiv"TSitN of Wyoming. Tho Wyumiuc-
Inc will br much lighter iiIan CoIorado's 5,
linc. and - Is expected The visltors VIII
resort chiefly tp the forward rss>
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
BICYCLE RIDERS ARE
SUCCESSFUL IN PARIS

Bl'T"ic r1dcrS who performed on III.
salt Lake saucer track Iast s,I,nmnr az.
reapiug - golden lIaryca, IN Paris 70
c"rbihS 10 letter received by Al Mavcr
from fl"Nd McFar)apJ. who heads thc
american Invasion nf the French cant
tai Big Macs string of riders * hc,d
eu hN Nur"d Goulict and Ivor LAWSON
NM th"E arc riding In cNcc,ioni Torn,
~" "r' E"'IliS thc money in SCOOPS
lul. writes Maclarlaud
nc Americans viii spend H.. ,,,.urp
oi N"NcTnber abroad. sailing for Nn,r
York on December 4 -'c"
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Michigan va. Syracuse.

Z SYRACUSE =. Y. oct. eS.-NIir,ican
and Syracuse meet licrc tomorrow Ia -he
first inters"ctional football ccntc-t OF IN.
year with ilic westcrners 10 10 f,v,r.-
feS. The Michigan team ana fourteen
substitutes IN charge Of Coach Yusi ug-
rived here this morning. The Afternoon
Vas spent Ia signal practice NJ tic S,.r,-
ciISc stadium
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Soccer Game Today

Through On" c'iprIs az : j. Woinc;
al The engineering department of tho orc
-nn SHORT Ism" liJilruaJ coulprny thrye
WIZ lac practice game paved between
In" OREGON short Line and the ucvI,. or
SaiilZcd Utah state National Bank soccer
i"au- Ihc p'a'tl"" VIII 70" held at The
state Fair Grri;uus through the .n,,r..sy
of tic salt Lax" Soccer ,.iu'. MIR IVIui.
has been looking after the Bansory; tc1n
ana th"v nave n Few meu who plpv tho
played al . y. IN,
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MCFARLAND WINS
FROM jim DUFFY

~ FI'Nl.O, y. J.. oct. oJ.-pncJ,cy
MrFarlnrd ~ Chicago was given lie
popular decision over Jimmy puny a.;
i'"'kp"rl ht the end Of II ten-round bout
nero to-day. puny put mp good n-ht
IN the carly rounds. landing fvcmcnIIv
Win stin right. one blow bringing
blood from Netherlands left eve. In Inc
r'oHlhE rounds Mcfarland had the bet =
Ter 81 II ana IN The tenth he landed fro
pucntiy, With Duty entirely on the dc.
fcusiSc "S NC
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Utah Ag gies- Montana.
Special To The Tribune.

'"T''' ~ " 7 ~ T'I'IIT'-.
LOGAN oct. 1J.-i'oach Tcrlzcl of
the Nggics has his men i'm good shane for
tho game with the Montana T. on Sat
utdav afternoon next. and bc hopes
To again defeat Tn" northern GuyY The
two teams have mot twice. last wear
ana th" year before that aud in each
GAS" tsh was th- victor. but bv such
narrow margins That there H. ~ room
Tor UN er-"nnidcuCc. ON" game was won
10y - sorrc ct I" and the other by
. To- -.
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WOLGAST OUTPOINTS
. DANIELS WITH EASE
Bv Intcrnationnl Nnws Scrrl.o

QUINCY. H.. Oct. 25-BeCore a rrnud
ol over 1000 light fans, Ad Wolcsst light :
weight champion of the world clc.riy
outpolni"d Freddie Daniels of s.; .Io-
scph, Mo. here tonight In n slx-rnnno
bout. although the referee refused TO civr
q decision. Only In ouc round did ,nc
81. Joe boy lIlvc the best ur tho hattIc
Wnp ',,at was IN The sixth. when he de-
livCTcd several wcIl direct ctl punches I.
W"least's face which worried the MicEl-
gan wildcat. WolSast showed whot =,
real champion he could be in tho IinaI
round hv rushing Daniels tu the rope,
and landing ON him at will
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BY the Order of the Clean.

opportunity. Give the Miners at lea
frcc silver. Opportunity iliIoclSs once.
Ed him il. He is the Rocky Noun
tain championship Success.
TIlE OEDI.E Ole WIN GLfAM.
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Yale Guard III.

NEW HAVEN. Conf. oct; ..-Ii be-
"nm" kn""u tonight that thc Yale foot
ball team may lose IN" services of e. W
York. rtght guard on tho varsity eleven.
Nc was tals"u 10 the jnfrnarv several
daHs aC" With fever aud tonight phN-
siclanS said They fear he has blood pol
spninC.
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Ogden Enthusiastic.
.ciaI 80 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN. oct. 25.-A general assembly
OF the Ogden high schools students and
a parade through the business district
we're held this afternoon as "A incans Of
arousinG enthusiasm for the football game
between the local team and the Salt
Lake high school eleven on tho latter 3
grounds tomorrow afternoon II is be-
liprcd that iuily two hundred student s
aiid others will accompany tho ogden
team on its first invasion OF Salt Lake
hlShS lNrrllorI Intnnr1un.
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Hamline University Wirs.

MITCHELL. :. H.. oct "s.=II;upIiuo
university team defeated South Dakota
" Wesleyan "f Mitchell today. So to o. The
w esicN1hs wore themselves out against
the heavy lrc uf the visitors DurIn,-
ih" second half the hiG fellows hit tho
line Tor -aius ~ easy fashion
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Mag.rl o-ttought McCsrtb-

ST. Lbi' IS. oct. Art Nin~iri Il
,k| bcma got ii" dov,siop over TIM Me-
,arthy az ~. Louis tonight IN an cI=nt-
round bout bofurr the A-to Diivcrs.
'lub. MaGi1 outfought Mccarthy at all
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From the scribblcrs Club.

The friends YOU left behind YOU
know that you arc spirited. courage
Gus, audaciouF and clean, BrinS
Golden Ia like rcal2atinn
TIlE. SLlE I2EILL.ES CII.N
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From the Amici Fidissimo Fraternity.

We know that sou already have
Golhen's goat Now bring home the
bacon. Remember tho Denver game.
Go In with the sam" quality Of con-
iidcucc, play with the same tcna city,
and come out with = similar score.
"a. t.. BUNCH"
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FRIDAYS s Iatonia Rasults

Flrr' rncc. nyc sad h,l; furlcn1-r
ll2 lSrsclc,. Sii SC. . - cod u.se roi;|
los tGoo.c'. 81 81 second; Ann
lLoltusI. s. 10. lhlrl. TimP-l:in ljt
Ma. Sunptuous. Guido ro,l. PoEiiia'
Brulsh 5. also van.
Second race. Nyc and hal. 'lniosrt--
HarwOod. 100 iWinEaoldl 50 %. = ind 81
Tolson d'ur. 100 (Goosci. S2.ip aol w.
Island Queen. l0i Nsndussul. s5.@. ID
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BY the Delta Epsilon Sorority.

Nothing is more invIgoraeinE when
striving for glory Than TO know tha
those at home arc thinking OF YOU.
We are, and although We can't he
there ourselves NC aye in spirit. SO
here's nine rains for Utah. Do Cold
en-. Don't let them do YOU.
DELTA EPSILON SORORITY.
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BY the Gamma Phi Sorority

or course we'd rather sec you play.
And let YOU hear our loyal cry.
But take n wish for great success
And victory from the Gamma Phi.
GAMMA PILL SORORITY
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BY the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity

MIST them. Fellows. We're hehind
YOU 10 ule nInn. Ii Kappa Alpha
sends You the best wishes and hopes
that Saturday Will DC another victory
for Utah.
It's the championship that were
after and YOU have ri Kappa Alpha
behind you till YOU got it.
PI KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY.
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BY The Sigma. Obi Fraternity.

Get Goldcus coat. Play them
hard. We arc with YOU all the time.
fellows. We must have the cham
plonshiD. Bring home the bacon.
You have done them before.
SIirAIA GILL Ell, 4 rIIp NY.r
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Vernon Takes Lead In
Pacific Coast Race When
Oakland Loses To Angels

| SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25.--playlnE a tic game
with Portland todl. put Vernon into the lead L.,
q n"7g% 5s, ma5Tin in the Coaft lcasuc pcnusnt
i'"s tlmoo Gsmco ret to play. The sesson ending
| on SUNDAY. ~
| LOS ANGELES. Oct e5.-score:
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BY the Alpha Pi Fraternity.

on re up against tough prppo-
sii!on. boys. but no ono knows II bet
Ter than yourselves, ana realization
Of the task before YOU means half
its compilation, We know ycu will
win. Remember who you arc. where
YOU came from. what YOU went foy.
and YOU can't lose. Beat Golden or
bust. Most heartily yours.
ALPHA III ATTUNITY
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25.-scorc:
80 'Nnb'lFh ..............s.......t IL
psGIahd -. .''....... ........a.-........5 7 3
Mitz0.
SACRAMENTO. Oct, 25.-No game; vet grounds.
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'.''l ltIi'f bld'kcnrlHsc, Edmou0sOn. tsE'lclon
ana NsncN. Suior. KIaNitter and Fisher
Gamc cal!od oud ninth: darsncsU)
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CHEERING MESSAGES
SENT Utah PLAYERS
Athletic Council, Fraternities
and Sororities, Urge Team
to Win Game.

The deep interest whic! Utah un!vcr
slty feels IN The game between Utah an,
Golden tcdny found expression IN a mum
Der % tceSraIns which were sent las
night 1" the football mon bv several %
the different organizations OF the school
Following are the messages sent;
BY the Athletic Council.
All ewes OF two states are upoa you.
You must win. The glory OF Utah is
IN Eo,T hands We have confidence
in your skill. prowcSs, spirit Flight
for Utah, for honor for the cham
pionship.
TIE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH