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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-07-10


tional Forest. Notice is hereby given
mat the lands described below. embrace
National Forest. Idaho. will be subject
| TO settlement and entry under the pro-
visions Of the homestead laws Of the
1906 Ga Stat. sssS. at att the as' United State;
land office at Lewiston. Idaho on Au-
gust rs. 1913. Any settler who was act
OF said lands Tor AGRICULTURAL purposes
prior to January l. 1906. and has not
abandoned same. has preference right
actually occupied; Said lands were list
ed upon the applications OF the persons
mentioned below. who. have a prefer.
any such settler pro eHt pi'o SUCH cens set
make ho@ aessSh' entry auH ans the
s. 49, fh rs w i1sf' dsse P ns
Will be subject to settlement and. entry
by any qualified person. The lands en-
brace tract Of 10 acres within IN an
when surveyed. Secs and 10. T. % NJ.
4. F.. B. M. described by metes and
yUe BsEnn1g at
the northwest corner Of Sec. 9. 7. % n,
+; e., bears n. "a degrees 80 minutes
W. sxr lis chains; entend;pg thense n , So
sree es w II chains: thence y, e. de- de-
srees ". $50 chains: THENCE \. 4s de.
" 8 chains; thence S. % degrees r.
2s.S2 chains; thence 8. IS degrees e
ls.oi chains to the place Of beginning
Said tract was listed upon the applica'
tion of Thomas B. Galloway, of White,
bird, Idaho; List 1-1s11. A tract o.
l52 SO acres within unsurveyed but wha
2. 2, 10. and II. T. % N. r. E.; de-
scrtbed by metes and bounds as follows
Beginning at corner No l; iodgepoi'
, ing thence N. degrees W.. So chains
thence s. 80 degrees 45 minutes E; $50.
, chains: thence n. s. degrees W. us
+ chains to the place Of beginning. Sal.
Of o: s. Rosabaugh. Of Grangeyille Ida
r ho; List l-1s2S. A tract Of 1888 acre
G within un.urveyed but what will proba
bly, BE- when surveyed: o Secs. r. and mate
and bounds as follows: Beginning a
corner No. l: lodgspois , pine pos pos
Il ner Of Sec. "a. T. - n. R: E., bear
N. SO degrees 80 minutes e. 50 chains
j., extending thence s: degrees E. S7;S
II 1927 chains; thence s: IS degrees y,
y IS chains; thence NJ 7 degrees w. !
ssss11n:: sssnss a ss!s:'
U chains to the place Of besinning. Sal
tract was listed upon the application {
:, Fred Hahn. Of Grangeyille. Idaho: Il,
ii 1880. A tract of 1890 acres With
unsurveyed but what will probably b.
when surveyed. Secs. 10 and "a. T. I
NJ. Rs. and e.. described by mets
and bounds as follows Beginning,
corner No. 1. a granite rock marke
o HI, whence the southeast corner
t. Sec. So, T. 20 N. R. 8 E., bears N.
degree 50 minutes E. 274.25 chains: 81
tending thence N. AZ degrees Il.
Z chains; thence s. ~ degrees e.
chains: thence 8. 43 degrees w.
chains thence N. Al degrees W..
tract was listed upon the application
Nellie M. Spurlock. of Grangeville Ia!
no: List 1881. Approved June 191
s v. Proudfit, Assistant Commission
OF the General Land Office. ju1s-5y
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Lists 1-1s7o. 1871. 1872.

Gt8I2 u tofUs tof U, lofSs
tionai Forest. Notice is hereby given
that the lands described below. embrac-
ing 4722o acres within the h se sn sct to
settlement and entry under the provi.
sions of the homestead laws OF the
United States and the act Of June n,
land office at Lewiston. Idaho, on Aug
ust rs, 1913. Amy settler who was actu-
ally and in good faith claiming any OF
prior to January /. 1906. and has not
abandoned same. has preference right
to make homestead entry for Ihs
were listed upon the applications Of the
persons mentioned below. who have q
preference right subject to the pilot
settler or applicant is qualified to make
homestead entry. and the preferences
right is exercised prior to August rs.
1913, on which date the ianas VIII D De
Qualified person. The lands embrace a
tract of 100 acres within unsurveyed
but what will probably be when W e suFveyy22
E. b. M described by metes and
bounds as follows: Beginning at corner
No. l, granite rock marked rs NH q a. !,
grees w. l IA miles; extending thence
E. $3.50 chains: thence n. ~ degrees
E. 27.4o chains; thenee y. Az aesr1s U
ii chains; thence W. 10 chains; thence
s AZ degrees w. 1880 chains: thence
W. 1890 chains; thence s. 1880 chains
to the place of beginning. Said tract
was listed upon the application OF Jonn
Van Horn, of Grangeville. Idaho: Llsl
1870. A tract Of 1920 acres WITHIN
unsurveyed but what will probaoIy De
when surveyed, Sec. A.. T. 90 n. r: !.
E.. described by metes and bounos o.
follows: Beginning. at corner No l.
cedar post marked 5asSl ssS 90 degrees @se &
minutes w. approximately 1 IL miles
extending thence +. 38. so chains; thence
"a degrees E. $50 chains: thenc'
N Is degrees E. 10 chains; thence \
40 degrees E. 21.50 chains: tnence
, e. degrees 80 minutes w. 3i.43 chalnS
thence S 80 degrees 80 minutes w
1897 chains to the place OF peginIii na
Said tract was listed upon the appnca
: lion of Lee Halkins, of Kooskia. ldaho
, iiEt I'M A tract of 100 acres with
in unsurveyed but what will probably D
: when surveyed, Secs. 4. g.. 8. and o.
90 X. II. IL E. described by Hetes an
j hounds as follows: Beginning at cor
4 ner No. 1. granite rock marke
FSMH-i. whence Bailey Mountain bear
e n. degrees w. IA niles eHl ea AZ
thence W. chains; thence y 90 d de
grees w. IL chains; thence y; q 10 as
t grees w, 10 chains; thence themes n p 81 22
:. c cfai: thence E. 20 chains; thence :
!, a. degrees W. 1880 chains; thence
= r. Mace, sn of beginning. Said tract wa
= iisted upon the application Of Mary n
o len Dodds. of Kooskia.- Idaho; List
- 1872 Approved June b. 1918 o. ~
o proudfit Assistant Commissioner OF t.. u
e General Land Office 1oi'
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NOTICE OF SHERlFF's SALE uN-
DER WRIT OF EXECUTION,
DISTRICT COURT, REAL
ESTATE

w. L. Masterson. Plaintiff VS.. E. v.
Posey, Defendant.
Under and by virtue OF q Writ OF
Execution issued out of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District,
of the State Of Idaho, in and for the
County of Idaho, and to me directed
and delivered, for a Judgment render
ed in the District Court of Idaho
County, State of Idaho, on the 9th day
of June, A. D. 1913, in favor OF w.
L. Masterson, the above named plain
tiff, and against E. V. Posey, the
above named defendant, for the sum
Of $334.25 lawful money of the Unit
ed States, together with costs and
interest, | have levied upon all the
right, title, claim and interest OF
said defendant E. V. Posey, of, In
and to the following described real
estate, situated in Idaho County, loa
no towit:
Commencing at the northeast cor
, ner of Lot 3 In Block F of Schmad
, eka's 4th Addition to the Town mo"
City, of Grangeville, Idaho County
Idaho. running thence West 100 feet
thence at right angles south 200 feet
thence at right angles east 100 rect
thence at right angles north 200 Zee
, to place of beginning, and being tn
, north 200 feet of said lot in BLOCK
). In said Addition as shown by the re
corded plat of said Addition.
a Also Lots numbered IL and IL
Block B in Halls End Addition to Tow
(Now City, of Grangeville In sal
County and State. Also Lots numoel
:. ed 4, s, 6, 9 and the west n Oh io'
q. numbered 3 and 10 in Block numDel
y. ed F In Halls Addition to TOW
- (now City, of Grangeville in sal
n Co,rtv and State according to u
recorded plat thereof. -.
ID Puhlic notice is hereby gwen 'n'
S on Saturday the 10th day OF july
D 1918, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ OF Sd
d. day. In front of the court mousse w,
in the City of Grangeviile' iaal
ry County, Idaho, l will, in obedience ;,
I'd oo,d Writ of Execution, sell all u
lis right, title, claim and interes.
k .a,d defendant E. v. Posey, o.
nd ond 70 the above described proper
ed or SO much thereof as may De nee a,s
ny to satisfy plaintiffs claims, Oes au
ot costs, interests and accru ing cos
ar to the highest and best bidder ,ae.o.
re :. wtu uI money of the United States
lin Dated June 81, A. D. 1918 ,,rp
Gu JOHN P. ElMHn
he Sheriff of Idaho Couh
be- nv H. A. Hussman' Deputy 'N- %
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No'iCE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that in pur.
suahce OF an order of sale, made and
entered by the Probate Court of the
county of Idaho, State of Idaho on
the Ind day of July, 1913 in the mat.
Ter OF the estate of John w. Bennett.
deceased, the undersigned administra-
Tor OF said estates will sell at pri.
Vate sale, subject to confirmation by
The said Probate Court, the following
described property, towit: SCI SW
"a, SR sen Sec. s, and SWA SW
u Sec. 8, Twp. 20 NJ, R 3 E., B NJ,
100 acres; and the NY NJ, NWA
NWA Sec. 80 Twp. 80 ~, R E., B
M 10 acres, all in Idaho County
Idaho.
This sale will be made on or after
the 18th day of July, 1918, and bids
Will be received at office of Public
Administrator, in court house Grange
vile, Idaho, up to IL o'clock, NJ, o.
said day.
Terms of sale will be cash, Lawful
money of the United States o
America on confirmation of sale b,
the Probate Court, of Idaho County
Idaho, ten per cent of amount bid t,
accompany each and every bid.
Right reserved to reject any or al
bids.
Dated July 3, 1913.
F. S. RICE,
Administrator of said estate
H. Taylor, Atty. for administrator.
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,sts 1.1se4. 1866. 1856, 1867.

lists 1-1664, -looo' 'ooo' ~
restoration to Entry of Lands IN Ma
tionaI Forest Notice is herepy 49,
that the lands described below, emDIac
ing 1914 acres. within the NeZ Ipp3ect
National Forest, Idaho. will be supJect
~ settlement and entry under the pro-
vGsions of the homestead laws OF the
IInited States and the act Of June IL,
ions ga Stat, 233). at the United states
land office at Lewiston. loano, on Aus
mst % 1919, Anv settler who was ac
tmeuv and in good faith claiming any oL
sold lands for agricultural purposes prior
20 January 1. 1906 and has not apan-
Sonad same. has a preference rlgnt "
make a homestead entry for the laha i
artually occupied Said lands were llsta
ed upon the applications of the persons
mentioned below, who have preferences
right subject to the prior risnt Vi my
such settler. provided such settler or ap,
nIicant is qualified to make homesteau
entry and the preference rlght Is e hIb
cised prior to August 25. 1913. ON wIich
49, he lands will be subject to settle
ment and entry by any. .quallfled per
snn The lands are within unsurveyeu
| bur what will probably be. when survey
cd secs 9, 10. Is. and 16. T. 20 NJ X;
/ SE b. NJ, described by metes aho
! honnds as follows: Beginning at corner
/ No / which is Identical with corner
No 2 of application No. 1874 extendlne
thence n. Sc degrees w. 36 CHAINS
thence s "a degrees w. 40 CHAINS
thence s Sc degrees E. 466 6 CHAINS
thence n. "a degrees 4. Up cha is
thence n. Sc degrees W. 1855 cnaii =,
thence n. "a degrees e. 70 cnaihs ~
the place of beginning. SAID traGI We,
listed upon the application OF Homer
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iss traes s"o ~ issss a Ssne wlthin
unsu veyed but what will probably be.
M e. described serbs BY Spd m 1S ans
bounds as follows: Beginning at cor
ner No. 1. which is Identical with cor
tending thence ol AP r. 6 degrees Ns Nv W. Il
chains: thence S. 81 degrees w. IS. so
chains shains , thence = e a ssgssss 10
chains tS a9H $. IS degrees esrf E, Chains
to the place of beginning. Said tract
listed Of upon the OF
1-lS6S. A tract of 1s0 acres within un-
surveyed but what will probably be.
ner sedve Sv m see and Bounds as fol-
Yellow PINE 20, mars.d HI wh,rse
Degrees S9 of ,g Il chains M IS X
5 q q degrees sssssss sSans
t thsnSs IS E. bans s.
listed upon the application, of Il g
RSny of ,r ssans s sssd da aires Ls tnn
unsurveyed but what will probab be.
when surveyed. Secs. 10, is. and le T;
rs n; r. e, described by metes and
ner No. /, Which is IDENTICAL with cor
ner No, 3 of IL. A. No. ITO; extending
| thence n. "a degrees IL. ~ cnalns
thence n. Sc degrees w. chains
| thence s. "a degrees w. 10 chains
| thence n &c degrees W. chains
| thence s a. degrees w 25 chains
thence S. Sc degrees f. 1896 chains
thence s. "a degrees w. Is chains
thence n. Sc degrees w. 666 chains
thence s. al degrees W. 106 5 chains
thence s. Sc degrees E. 39 chains
thence N. "a degrees l.. 1856 chains
thence n. Sc degrees w. 81 CHAINS U
the place of beginning. Said trac wa
listed upon the application Of w. H
! Divine. Of Grangevine. Idaho; List !
1867. Approved June g.. 1913. s.. "
Proudfit, Assistant Commissioner ~ IN
General Land Office 1ulS-Jyl
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List 4-114o.

Restoration to Entry of Lands in Ma
tional Forest. Notice is hereby given
ing 1915 acres. within the Idaho Nation
al Forest. Idaho. will be subject to set
Element and entry under the provisions
Of the homestead laws of the United
GA Stat. 233). at the United States
land office at HALEY. Idaho. on August
rs, 1913. Any settler who was actually
and in good faith claiming any of said
lands for agricultural purposes prior to
January 1, 1906, and has not abandoned
same, has a preference right to make a
homestead entry for the lands actually
occupief Said lands were listed upon
the Applications Of the persons mention
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-oa PUBLICATION.

Department dstta at lewiston, Idaho June i''A'
1918. ,,rahv given that ALL Iie
eeeT widow Of SSs sIsSn a. is0S g %Sde
sss as sP'}E !" 5aer +
s. n 'Sf: sa is
Grafton G. s9 oFranss SHI Idaho on the '''
day e July I'll NAMES igns as witnesses Alper
James LACKS 5sfssofDa Davis fsAS all Of BOies Ida
no. T. Fl. Ban Register
| iu19-jy17
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N the Probate Court, County of Ida
no, State of Idaho.
tne matter of the estate OF Jonh
huefenacht. Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that Let
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HEREFORD BULL

Service of Hereford bull at my
place mile west of Grangeville'
1900 In advance with return privilege
a3.tf Albert Fray.
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STANDING OF THE r
La Mega Bowling Team

8. A. NeIigan
Ting ieft r1ght-E Jack Williams
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FOOTBALL CAUSES 4
DEATHS DURING YEAR

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Fourteen play
crs were killed and seventy.fivc were
injured in football games in the season
which virtually closed today This rec.
ord OF casualties is only slightly below
that of 1912, when fifteen players mot
death and ls3 were Injured.
These figures were compiled from
press reports ard published here TODAY
The injured include only those who
suffered broken bones, torn ligaments,
severe strains and spralns and inter
nal injuries.
OF the fourteen deaths. thirteen sue
cumbed TO injuries occurring this year.
Charles Sweitzer, formerly a namiinc
university player, died November IL at
st Paul following complication OF
diseases resulting from injuries several
years ago. Other fatalities resulted
with few exceptions fran fractured
skulls, broken nccks or spinal injuries
Only two university players were
killed. Vernon Belyea Of the Norwich.
Conn, varsity. was thrown heavily in
game with Holy Cross and died three
days later. Edward Morrissey, captain
OF st. Ambrose varsity, had his leg
broken on September 25 and died Of
blood poison.
The high school players who lost
their lives were John Lewis OF Cam
bridge; Ohio; Allen Weidmnn of Min.
neapolis, Marcus Dunlap of Vermil-
lion, S. D., and William Mccartney Of
Lawrence, Mass.
Albert j. Kramer Of Kankakce was
the only player killed in Illinois.
George II, Gay, former player and
coach mt Ursinns, who lived at Black
ton, Mass. died on November from
broken neck received in an indepen-
ed public school mt Kalamazoo. Mich,
met similar death on October &c.
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NAVY SUBSTITUTES
DEFEAT NEW YORK

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Nov. 22.-The NAVY
defeated New York university by As 10 o
today In the fnal contest on the home
grounds prior to the big interservice
struggle with the army at New York
next Saturday.
The tenn the Annapolis coaches put
In at the start was composed largely of
substitutes and several of the varsity
mon did not don football clothes, but sat
on the coaching bench watching the
struggle. Those Of the regulars who
were allowed TO participate In the game
showed we'll, though at times the New
Yorkers made consistent gains for first
downs by plays directed at tackle
New York made several desperate at
tempts to score. On one occasion they
essayed placement goal from the forty
tiye-yard line.
The feature Of the struggle was Quar-
terback Nichollss run Of ninety five va rds
for touchdown when he received the
Initial kick-off.
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Cornell Team Wins.

NEW YORK Nov. 2e.-Cornells runners
tho team honors In the sixth annual cross -coun-
try championship Sun OF tho Intercollegiate AsEo-
citation OF Amateur Athletics OF America over tho
six. mile course at Van Corilandt park today.
while the Individual honor and first prize ~cne
to r. 81. B. BOYD. captain OF thr Harvard team.
Boyd finished about 100 yards ahead OF J. s.
Hoffmirc. Cornell, who snrond. thirty yards
IN front Of ". ". ScCurdy O, Pennsylvania The
thi-d man THE winners timc, 3E3T. "a nearly
81 seconds behind the record o, Hanpes koich-
malnen oyer the samo course week ago.
Thirteen colleges wcro represented. Following
are the team scores with the individual NAMES OF
the fTst three.
Cornell-Hotfmlrc. FredrrckHop Burke Spell
den and McGolIrok. SIS.
HarysEG-poyd Blacknhn. Tugman. South
worth and Bolnon. a2.
Massachusetts, Institute of Tochnology-Cook
Ny-c. Benson, Newlin and GucthinE. I0s.
Pennsylvania. iO1: Princeton. III: Dartmouth
J25; Brown. Ii3; Yale. i&d: syrNcurs. .zi: Penn
Slate. 2ls: Colnmhla. 70. md Mlchlcan- -
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JAMESTOWN Results.
|tIonal News Service.

~aNnl NEWS SeDNlCer
|rE i've and q half furlongs-
III tFord). II to /. won. Be-
AcTaggart). Is to 1, second /;
l@ (BurwelD, 5 to 2, third.
2h Violet May. Mary War
y, Laura. No Manager, Rali-
5uy Stuart also ran.
pee steeplechase, about two
l4S (Kermath). 9 TO 8, won,
lDupee), 4 to i. second !.
" (Tuckey), 5 to 2, third.
Bonndhrook, Orderly Nat.
Velslni and Racebrook also
N six furlongs-Honey Bee.
, 10 ], Won, Iva bel. los (Mc-
70 2, second. Sherwood. ll3
70 ! third. Time, ia 1-5.
Yellow Eyes, Gold Cap,
W and Stentor also ran.
|Tee. one mile-Sir John John
Syme), Q TO 2, won; Carlton
1atyre), 8 to J, second. Guy
!butwelD, 10 2, third. Time,
rnssIa, Barnegat, Cherokee
Welles. Perthshlre and
also ran.
g slx turlong-Maxim's
,s.Ssirklaus), 2 TO 8, won, Wa
~ fByrne). TO Q, second:
WOOD lps lBuxton). ~ to !.
Ia. F1reslde, Orotund.
zodiac also ran.
slS furlongs-Anavri. 1l2
. 10 !. won, SyIvestris, l07
% ]. second; Veneta Strome,
~, 10 10 /, third. Time,
Moments. York Lad, Rod
NJ Kent. Prince Floral,
sFump and Ryestraw also
~ mile and Il sixteenth
@ l@eTeggart): 8 TO 5, won;
n ll3 Y tButwell). z to /,
" rSodmother. 80 (Ward) 3
lime, l.a9. White Heat,
'sps Cat and Ny Fellow also
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Bout Is Draw.

pITTsBuRo. Nov aa--"one Round" Hogan OF
sau Francaco fought a six-round draw with Tom
my Brcenahan OF Omaha before tho Fort Fit
A. G. here tonight Tho bout was featured by
cloVor fighting throughout In the first two
rounds honors were even but In the third Brcsna-
hun had shade. In tho fourth and fttth Hogan
evcued thinga up, Tho Bixth round, the best OF
tho bout, wsR about oven with tho fighting
hard.
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T(l UNIVERSITY
FEl1s WISCONSIN
]. Win Title for Con-
j Champions; Score ,
Is 19 to o.

: Nov. 22.-Outclasslng. out
outluckIng their opponents,
~,y Of Chicago football stars
,bs University Of Wisconsin
70 0, today and won the un-
,rr, Of conference champions
ne wound up their campaign
90 lopsIded that II left no
h.l, right TO the title.
pes tSe Bndgers was a fitting
~. ~ Maroons' wonderful hu~
'ne for they have met and
h rivals. The Maroons played
~sre Important factors. Dives
hy Pierce and Gray worked
pns great run Of eighty-two
~ sto,,chdown by the latter, who
MID forward pass, was the
Ps'syent OF the day.
\. tho crowd nearly to the seat
as,ra stands taking care OF
w, probably $4,000 spectators
Ticket scalpers fought at
,rnte IN 10 get rid OF their paste
lat prices, but many Of them
ksses The field was slippery,
,sver Of hay had kept 1t from
nuarter was less than five
sssS the Maroons pushed Nor
;ar the first touchdown The
-I.p,I
's'vsrd run by Bellows started
~ In the first quarter that
fbs Bndgers over. the visitors
- ball TO the Maroon ten
Thcre they lost 1t by holding
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Kentucky "u" Is Champion.

LOUISVILLE KY, Nov, z2.-By de-
feating the University OF Louisville here
today, 20 to 0. Kentucky State unlvcr-
sityo Lexington, won the state football
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
. eek's Records
in Leagues of
Alley Experts
CITY LEAGUE,

Individual averages and team standing at end
OF fifth week. November 90, 1918
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Wisconsin.

|lts-ChIcago, Leech for Scan
b for Baumgartner; Kennedy
|huugsrtner and Gray repla ced
|end Sparks: Wisconsin, STAR
lAnge; Taylor for Bellows; Bel
5aylor; Taylor for Cummings
1zDs-Pierce 2, Gray !,
n mtouchdown-Huntlngton.
-Wrenn OF Harvard Referee
\ West Point. Linesman-Ens-
Fdul
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Rice Rreaks Rae

George Rice OF tho 2 M, C A. took one-tirth
OF second off the local Y. M C. A indoor roc
ord for the iitty-yard dash Thursday night.
boinR S-6
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Lake Enrest Wing

LAKE FOREST, ILL.,. Nov. Elm hard game
today Lake Forest college defeated Bclo!t. % to
IL Tho victory gives Lake Fores, tho champion
ship OF tho '1ttIe five"
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High single game. Individual. Haues. .233
High three gamos. individual, Rednizn Goa
High single samo teams Wiudoors .-.-..--.-.. 966
High three games. team. WlndBors ,...-s...-. 26So
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Knocked Out,

r., Hov' I.-Young Erne
sanie! In the nth round at
H,sy uenignt with hard right 70
~. aaa Oeen well beaten before
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lar Run.

|soectacular run was about the
Trous termination OF a for
4 nat Wisconsin had. The ball
Sicago's twenty-yard line, Bel
"A he ball where he thought
"A be. Instead OF Ofstie 1t was
4 rol the ball and he sped to-
sual. He ran the elghty-two
4 line, planting the ball back
a ard goal was kicked easily,
Ia number three came In the
'dsr Again a Wisconsin rally
a Nfer the Badgers had made
4 ikree times, and the Maroons
<1Tsn, Russell, Gray and Pierce
4 Badgers back IN q brief series
a FOOTBALL plays, Harris missed
;fom a difficult angle after
q crossed the line. Twice In
:<riod fumbles prevented possi-
|rein scores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
DREW TIES
WORLDS INDOOR MARK

NEW YORK. Nov. 2e.-Howard Drew Of Spring.
field, Mass. equaled tho worlds record In the
l3o-yard at tho opening Of the local indoor
athletic season at tho both regiment armory In
Brooklyn tonight His time was IL so5 secondr
Hanpes KolehmaInoa OF the rIsh-American A.
C.. starting from scratch, won the thres-milo
run In II 20 As. moro than TIVE seconds slower
than his worlds record