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Final Rounds at Country Club-Colts Intend Coming Back
COLTS HANDED u
BY A
STRAIN HAS OFF-DAY AND is
BATTED HARD-VERBOUT
ALLOWS TWO HITS.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Portsmouth, 8; Richmond, 2.
Petersburg. 4; Newport News, 0.
Roanoke-NQrfolk, rain.
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Carolina Leagu'

Charlotte, 3; Durham !.
Other games postponed. rain.
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Three hours longer at Ocean Nh
than via any other routa.
RATES
Tickets on sale Fridays anA
urdays. good returning ON Al
until Monday. A84
Old Point and Norfolk, - ROun1
Virginia Beach, 93.1S H0nnA
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Continued on sixth rage:l
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100 H6ItNu IUI VtEt1EIE III I11ttIEF~
Score by innings: X.
Richmond -. .......0o1 600 loV-s
Portsmouth -. .....0l2 ozI ooz--e
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
COAST LEAGUE KEEPS
SALT LAKE IN MIND
McCredie to Take San Diego,
When This City Will
Likely Become Pair.

That the Coast league magnatss are
not forgetting about salt Lakes ambi-
tion 70 get berth In the Pacific cir.
cult IS indicated frequently IN little Items
that appear In the coast papers. The
latest Is a report that Walter McCTedie.
ma nagcr OF the champion Portland team,
has his eye on San Diego as ono OF the
towns in the enlarged Coast league. In
salt Lake is mentioned as the
pair Ior San Diego. The Los Angeles
Tribune has the following TO cay about
the situation;
Is Walter McCredie laying plans for
heading Coast league club in San
Undoubtedly. Mccredie viii say he
is not, for ne denies everything,
claiming absolute ignorance OF events
has been asked Il such and such
story were true. he has answered
mo" emphatically. Nine times out
OF ten it has turned out that the
knew It when he entered his denial.
That is McCredle's way OF doing
business. Judging from his success
IN turning out pcnnant- winners. IL
n.v5 rs the k5G% proper ,r" %@y ccfede ssi We % she
straight OF It I'LL II happens.
From all present indications, Nc
Credle ls looking over San Diego. AS
port. but the report comes from re-
Walter McCredie Is 70 winter IN
southern CALIFORNIA; departure from
his past habits He hna said he
probably viii spend a little time In
San Diego
He is working for his uncle. Judge
McCredie. on a salary. The big
boss" In all matters OF policy. Is the
Judge. Manager Walter has yearn-
ing 10 have club Of his own. some
day. somehow. He Will of necessity
interest others In tho proposition, for
no will! need financial backing. but IL
Will be his club and he will rule.
The time IL getting ripe for an eH-
panslon OF the Coast league. San
Diego seems to be one OF the logical
bidders for a berth In IN eight-cluh
circuit, when the expansion comes.
Ed Maier believes an eight club
league "a Inevitable. He suggests that
the Oakland club be real Oakland
team. not alone IN name-that games
be played across the bay daily. He
believes that two clubs should be
given San Francisco. as that city can
support two clubs. independent OF
Oakland. The eighth city he Bug-
gests is Salt Lake or San Diego.
II Ialer's and Berrys predictions
como true and II San Diego IS ad-
mitted. watch for Walter McCredic at
the helm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
SALT LAKE SOCCER
CLUB WINS CONTEST
Score Ends 2 Goals to l in
Spirited Game With
Caledonians.

Ideal conditions favored the official
opening OF the soccer season in san
Lake yesterday, when the two local.
senior clubs, the Salt Lake and Caiedo-
mans, met on the high school campus IN
an exhibition game. The Salt Lake
club won, goals 10 !. The strong n
valry existing between the teams and
the desire on the part of the Officials
of each club to gain correct estl'
mate of the relative playing strengths
for the coming competitions, brought
out strong representations on each side
When the lineup was seen it was cyl
dent that the game was likely 10 De
a whole-hcarted struggle for predomi-
nance.
smart forward pass from Major
to Hyde brought the ball into the salt
Lake goal area in the first moment OF
the game, The Salt Lake defense
showed signs of early season form by
repelling several dangerous attacks on
the part of the eager Caledonlau for
wards and let their own forwards away
time and again. Give and take play
continued to half time, when Salt Lake
crossed over with goal.
Tomson and Major left the Salt Lake
defense guessing in tho opening min
utes of the second portion and Major
made a goal by outwitting Porter with
twenty.yard drive.
Salt Lake forwards now seemed to
weaken and from passes by Provan
penalty was allowed from which Schole-
field scored with low drive.
Time was called with Salt Lake
ahead, 2 goals to /.
The game was fast one and well
contested. Salt Lake being superior
in defense and Caledonians in attack.
When the teams meet again in compe-
tition later In the season football Of
high order may be looked for and the
games be well worth witnessing.
Caledonians Salt Lake,
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PENN IS SAVED FROM
DEFEAT BY MARSHALL
Carlisle Gains 257 Yards
Against Penn's 81; Indian
Backfield Plays Havoc

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 25.-MaTshaiL
the neet quarterback ot the University OF
Pennsylvania football eleven. Kaved the
Red and Blue from q defeat At the hands
Of the Carlisle Indians or Franklin neic
this afternoon. when he ran eighty yards
for n touchdown after receiving the kick-
or In the third quarter. and then kicked
goal
The redskins had scored seven points In
the second period. and thus the contest
resolved into a To : tie. The QuakeTs
were extremely lucky IN getting away
with the honorS divided. for dur!ng the
entire game they were outp!ayed by the
Indians
With the Geld a sea OF mud. tho big
forwards OF Coach Brooke's team were
unable 20 hold their ground against the
line plungea OF Guyoa and CAlac-
As result. Warmers protsges. with
the old style o. attack. gained 251 yards
from scrimmages as compared with %
BY Pennsylyanla. Seventeen Grst downs
were made BY the redskins. whilo tho
beat Pennsylvania could DO Was two.
The smashing attack o, the Indians re-
suited IN Guyon breaking through the
Quakers' line FOR n touchdown from the
l5-yHrd line, and after Carlow Kicked the
goa ~ looked hs though Coach Brooke
eleven vas In for n trimming
Tho lineup and summary;
Pernsrlyauia Ca ariiAle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
Painful Form of Rheumatism
Quickly Overcome.

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effect a filter to strain the blood OF i'm
purities. Tho stimulating properties OF
S. 5. S compel the skin, liver. bowels.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
NEBRASKA DOGS TAKE
FUTURTY AND STAKE

WYMoRE. Neo. 2s.-Today brought the vlndup
o. tho National cours!ng meet, Nebr1ska dosr
winning tho fu;u-ity and tli-agc stakes but In
each event they given hard run. Alfred
NJ. owned by stephens & Pago OF Friend. Neb..
tho futurity By hrorc ~ 10 :, with
Sweeping Planes. a Kearnoy Mob. dog owned
by Gordon King. the Tunncr-up. Flying Foot
steps. o fsvoritc throughout; the meet. owned by
William j. Mathews OF Butte Mont. was beaten
in the rcmI-ti3nlz by Alfred ".
Flying Pearl the property Of Ramsey Pease
0! BeaT'ce. Mob. tho a!i-ages stake.
scioort & Dorwarts Forest Flower OF Dorchester.
Neb.. being tho runner-up. sir Edward. entry
OF Smith a KSserock OF Butte Mont, was beaten
In the scmi-nnaL Carter Harrison and Hlsa Van
Trip. both tho property OF Brine a LOTUS o! CHI
caro. picked by many TO figure IN either the
finals seml-dnals. we're beaten respectively IL
the fourth aud g,th rounds
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Latonia Results.
ny Inle.u.!lon.l Nes, seryie,.


FiTat race. ore n:!le-Candy Box I0T CHenry)
80 5o. 1870 and t?.so. von; Bay Head o. (gartini
i2l.io aad $3.50. second; Bob HenSley i0I Cdareob
A7o. third Time. 1857 is. J Nol.a stcveGts
Tomeoy. Duke o: Shelby aad Edua Lsska also
Second raee. si- ,ar!onGt-ouarterTnaIter. ;Os
lssa,on), $3.50. t.0.s1 snd $40 T0. won: Jane
Doehe-y. f6 (DlEhmon). $3.50 and g So seroae
Floronce Roberts log (Kc1oEsJ. % 70. ,hird Time
III Us. Royal Tea. Back Bay. Eoroni. InIan.
Camel sa3 MARIA c. s!to ran.
Ih!rd race. ons nail. Aad ,iE,ssa:h-sIee;h.
~ tGrnsE). $3.50. - 90 aad s.. 80 won: MorrlE.
town: II; da.tu.l: $50 .od 8. 20. second: sam
9sl a Meyer. iB iBo7eD. s. CO. third Tine
l.5i 5-s. Any FoT; and Luther also rem
Fourth race. the FoTt Thomas stake handicap,
SIX furionss-RAlph. III tLo.tUsl. $50. 400 and
t2 90 vou; Hodge III tsorcp 1870 and s? 90
s~coai; BringhursL Ia Cwoodsl. 81 60 ,hlrd
Time. l.i7 priss Brother sot!us Bronre WING
Ftith r.es, 'lI urloass-Iri,h Gentl.aAs, o
CVsncusenl. I!!.so. 80 20 snG g n. won: vreelaas
ioS (Noatouri. E.eo ard $40 -econd: puqus-As
los iHeeeElsl, $40. thiri Tine l:l7 3.L wIn.
iergresn. PhacssH Thorp> Pierre Duras rhc
Reach. worlt's Wonder ias Font also rfn
Sixth r1cs. one NIL" ard = .uriouE-I-lth E!i
l0T toso-tl. 81 10. 500 and r7.to won; Con,
pertora, 40 murphy. - 90 zad s. -. second
l. Aeair. To- tMar;inl. $40. thIa Tine
10 l-i Honry Rius. PllAnt. Fellow Man and
san Hirsch Aifo
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Laurel Results.

~ iHt'lu~ElSHAs -'fsH SrTFlce
FirS, rare. five and Z hrt fario-r.-Desa-.ioa
~ tshut;inxe-l. - n :. uon: Joe Knight II
tnItpelD. > "a g. second: GouluaE i6t (wo,.e,
20 20 :, thlFt. Tirs 10 Flying Yankee. VOL
ftH-nr, Jim L. BaiterT. PrurrcsHivo. Noncris'
Black ch's'. Loretta D~ysr Baa Dssorsh also
s>co=d race. sfs~picchNss. Ehogi ,zo railsa-I.
SsrsrTv IN iKsaiinr). 70 Z vo-. oc,opas rs
tClsTt), - 2 sec0ud. Cisi!s Sister ils CRou.
S-ri. 10 !. thire Tias 80. jim Hsnsoa
Yariro arf LAfT MeIba also ran
Tsirt -s5s Iir tzFionEs-sarprisiaE iis rRixA;-
mirsl. ~ % :. Won: Cotslus. ~ fnurlinsaraei
20 : sseond. FfrontoL III TnutNriU 20 4
;siri Tine i.is .-I sDtsrheas. car M,ctssi
49, -upr-ints1c~rt also IA.
yo1rth rsss oas nile snd turioax- FlyizE
Fsi-v. iis DGvtesi. n 70 8. vnn. Bo5 81
lcailss.nl. 20 !. Hscaas. KnlEA; a, Ur~ss
- tFortls - % I, thirs TTzs, 81 II Wars l..
isg La. FlsmzA- Azbro1s 4h1 Rinkiinr slso
y1,,s raes. ak .u-iongs-Pofy II. 10 II
pavisl. - % ro1. Tor HEscorf .cs "a S,-t-
isusl. = % T. ssco-f; I.sut't Tai 90 ~ PAX
teal. = 20 J. ihir' Tiu.. I.is Beszgsrs. Jersfi
sgranit sairGiioa Ssil, Pe-'h Rock s-a-i.. ls,-
Hat PsftJ Rsran also rza.
strtt -see. nTs rri NsH sg-i5aEs-B.n oalne.
20 gTTczi.T1, = = va: sts,is's irs gsarfcni
Z 70 !. sscouf; Hg.s's srcsh-r iss fsiKh,-slrei
% tAir1 Time. i;ii ~ Asp.azss.. css.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
UTAH AGC|ES GAIN
VICTORY N MONTANA
LOGAN Lads Kick Goal From
Field and Cross for
Touchdown.

M1ssoULA. Mont. Oct. 25.-Iho no
Utah Agricultural college eleven eleven foof N
feated the University of Montana foo'-
bali team today, to I.cu.a u.;.b s,uh.
The first quarter was s;Sn niei hs;n@ able to
ssnre ovi% The second quarter saw. the vis, VS.
$50 ;tors co,nt twice, on goal from the
felG i.IIS and IUls a touchdown in which bean,
.;f',I,., tetu .'e cxccnted forward pass from the
forty:yard line was the feature. feature, .oorea
In the third quarter, Montana, a,,sS sGoTea hal
on luke. 4 blocked punt rolled be. be-
hind the Utah goal and Montana
PLAYER fell on it. ,1 faId
Montana missed two attenPteH n.y. ~
goals from the thirty-yard iho ID '"e
fourth quarter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
SALT LAKE BOY GETS
DECISION IN MONTANA

Special TO The Tribune
GREAT FALLS. Mont, Oct. 25:-Jack
ROGERS OF SAIL Lake tonight was given
~ decision over Joe Uvanni, middle
weight vMJ chanpion boxer OF Canada at the
end Of the eleventh round. The bout was
scheduled for twelve rounds; ont on dc,
count OF trouble with lighting, the Ast
round couldn't be fought.
Rogers outwelghed Cvanni eleven
pounds, the Canadian boxer Weighing los
The Salt Lake man was stronger ana uiu
much damage In the clinches.
Jimmy Burns OF Kankokee whlpped
Jonny Hartsell OF Alberta In the second
round Tommy Mccarthy. weighing III;
beat Henry Irvinger In one minute ana
fIfty seconds, Irvinger Weighing 164.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
MISSOURIANS TOO
CLEVER FOR AMES

AMEs, Ia. Oct. 2s.-Piaying straight
football IN the three first quarters In
the face OF the tricky attack OF Mis-
sour. Anes went down 20 tho first de-
feat IN the history OF the two lnsti,u-
tons, on the state college neld this af
ternoon. The nnal score was 2i TO iS.
kmes scored on a drop kick by Quarter
hack Kinnick In tho frst quarter.
Missouri scored three touchdowns In
the three last quarters. all by Lake
Tiernnn, the cyclone right half plunged
the Tiger line and pulled himself through
thirty yards OF hghting In Missouri ter
ritory In tho third period for Ames' only
touchdown.
In the last period Ames realized the
hopelessness OF line sms shing game and
t-ied 10 get out into Missouri ground
with the forward pass. but the Tiger do
fenss reduced nearly every attempt 10
failure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
PENV STATE BEATEN
BY CRIMSON BACKS
Good Work Of Harvard Of
fense Is Feature; Miller
Stars for Pennsylvania.
onai News Service.

BY International News Service.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 2s.-Harvard
defeated Pennsylvania State by n score
OF % TO in the stadium today. Tho field
was ankle deep with mud and the raln
teu in torrents throughout and marreo
any chance for sizing Up the relative
merits OF the two teams. Pennsylvania
State was defeated because II had no de-
fense that would hold Br!ckley IN his
smashes through the line. nor could hey
stop MahAn in his long runs around the
ends.
The playing OF Miller. the PennsylvsliA
State quarter Was the feature OF the
game. Els handling ard running back
OF puntH and his work with the forward
pass were superior 20 anything seen IN
the stadium this season.
Next IN prominence WIS Mahen. anc
20 him Harvard owes large share OF
her points. Time and again he codSsc
through a broken field for long gains. anc
his work In handling the Harvard fake
kick was a revelation
Brickley Gid excellent work In plungtng
through the State line and once crashed
through center and ran thirty-Aye yards
Tor a touchdown. Toward the close o!
the third period. Mahan, on q fake kick.
skirted the Pennsylvania State end for
thlrty-nve yards and a touchdown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
NOTICE OF AssEssq|

Name OF corporation. Uuk
Gs Chemical Manufactuh,(
Loca ton and principal plao1
Salt Lake City. Utah. and
Cal.
Notice is hereby given ID
ing OF the directors. held Q,
OF September. 1919. at J e
said day. an assessTnens q
share was levied on the -
standing capital stock OF y
payab BILE Immediately TO Il
president and treasurer d
Uon, at his office In tho
OF California, in the city q
state OF California. J..
Any stock upon which y
may remain unpaid on The "
vember, 1913. snail be DEM
vertised for sale at pubEs
unless payment Is made !
sold on the 9th day OF psa
pay the delinquent ASSES
with the cost OF advertiS4
Of sale. WILLIAM
Assis1n
Loca lion OF office. 37l ~"
Los Angeles. Cal.
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ASSESSMENT Ma

Hider Nevada Copper COS
pal place OF business, gAli /
Utah. location OF mines, u
Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given ttst
ing OF the directors Of The n
Copper company, held on W
18th day OF October. 1914, /
No 4 OF TWO (?) cenia p
levied upon the capita! stcci
poration. issued and outshG
Immediately TO the secreisJ
Ace. care Of Mccormick 4
corner First South and u
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which skII|
may remain unpaid on Moni
day OF November. 1911. q
quent and advertised for 4.
auction: and unless paymsnl .
fore will be sold on Sala1
day OF Decem Der. 1918, at
at room i05 Felt building. 81
Utah, TO pay the dellpquaz
thereon. together with the q
I.sing and expense OF eaa
JOHN J. M0RRIe
First publication 0elobss
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NOTICE OF AssESShb'

The Carl!n-Nevada M
present place Of business.
Utah. Location OF nln9
tain mining district. hA'
yada. ~
Notice is hereby given
ing OF the board OF direca
Iin-Nevada Mining COMPANY
tember "a. 1913. ASSESSING.
tenth (l-10) cent per -.
upon the capital stock Of =
issued and outstanding. ~
ateiy 20 +. r. Meik. -
block. Salt Lake CITY ~
ANY stock upon which
may remain unpaid on ~
October, 1918, Will be de,ee
vertised for sale at psor
unless payment is made
sold on the nth day o. :"
at the company's oaiss as
block, at 2 p, m OF
the delinquent assessin,s,
gether with the costs o'
expenses OF the sale. sv,y1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
RAY BREAKS RECORD
AND SHOWS FORM

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct E.-PIsyinE WITH splon-
al. jusEaen. szh eoat-ol and mitsinE nothing
90 the green's Edward Ray. worlds champion
golfer In 1911. broke all records 70! tho course
today at the San Francisco golf and country
clubs rnkI. making the 10 holss IN iss strokes
Wary vardon. four times champion OF the world
second. with q score o, ItS. John Black OF
cisr-nont and George Smith .. Del Mout. the
foremost pro'ersionAl exponent ot the game on
lhis coast. each with a handicap OF t!7c strokes.
we-o unable 70 maintain tho pace o, tho English
experts.
Black covered the eour,s Win iB strokes and
Smith. Isl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
SOUTH DAKOTA BEATS
DENVER U', AZ TO O

SIOUX FALLS. g. D., Oct E.-outplayed from
ths fir; ulns minutes Of tho opening quarter uatiI
ths ead Of the third. when theJ finally hold the
Coyotes 20 small gains. the UnlTe-sity OF South
Dakots this afternoon defeated the University OF
Denver by q score o! ~ 10
Denver vas ov--vsighei all along The l,ne and
ogtclAssei 10 both offensive and defensive play.
never breaking away Tor big gains at any stage
o. The battle.
Charley Rowe. left bali for South Dakota. tsa-
tured tho game vita q startling eiShty-ynrd run
Denver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
MATHEWSON BEATEN
BY GREAT FIELDING

ST JOSEPH. Mo. Oct. 2s.-The White
SoS defeated the Giants, 1 10 3. here to-
day Ia = game featured by sensational
fielding. Mathewson twlred for the New
Workers and Levercnz FOR the Chicago as-
gregation Crawford and Chase starred
at bat. the former making four hits out
OF the same number OF trips 10 the plate
and the latter three out OF four attempts
LeverenZ was wild but fast work by his
teammates saved him.
cHlcAGo-NEw YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
GEORGE STOVALL SIGNS
UP WITH FEDERALS

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct e6-Georgo s:oran
former manager OF the St Louis American league
baseball club. announced hero tonight that he
would sign a ooe-yoGr contract with the Kansas
City Federal league team at meeting IN Indian
spollG next SATURDAY
stovall announced that after tho Indiana polls
meeting he would make trip TO the enCt 10
sign several big league players he has already
tentatively engaged.
Before managing the 81 Louis club. stovnl
PLAYED with the Cleveland American league toam
President Hedges OF the 81. Louis club hos
fused 10 give S,ovail an unconditional release and
when he JiEnJ a Federal league contract he will
be considered al outlaw by organized baso-
IA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
HASKELL WITHIN INCH
OF BEATING NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Eeh-. oct 8-Tbo Haskell indians
aggregation OF players quick lightning and
with Nns nearly heavy AZ that OF ScorrkA.
sp-rsg the turprise OF tho football season ou
Nebraska here today. holding the local oloren 20
10 score. only missing the to 10 tho sooro
By failing ht goal hcking following a Touchdown.
Sebrsrkr won By savage pilyiag riEh, Z. the
outset. q touchdown aud goal coming after zine
minutes Of play. After tha, the battle nearly
equal. o1erptirE IN IN. lEs, quarter. when Il waa
IN favor OF the Indihas forward pass from ~.
s~Tsn,sen-yIrd lias giving them toe!r opportunity
20 score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
IDAHO FALLS TEAM
ROLLS UP BIG SCORE
Special 70 Tho Tribune.

IDAHO FALLS. Idaho Oct 25.-The Idaho Falls
high school football team defeated the Pocatello
aggregation this afternoon By score OF 40 TO 6
In ho,ly contested game. This simply by
of practice game. however. aB Pocatello Is
Of the for tho Championship for the south
eastern high school district which takes in five
towns IN this rcctIon. Next Saturday Idaho yalls
Will play Dlacktoot for tho championship. Tho
winner Of that game Will plsy tho southern dis
triet. probably az Twin Fnlls. aud the winner OF
thai game VIII play the winnsr OF tho western
district. probably ht Doiso. Thanksgiving day,
for the championship OF the ,tste nigh rchool
league.