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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
ENGLAND MAY NOT BE
COMPETITOR In 1916

LONDON. Oct. o9.-The special OIym-
pic games committee Unanimously de-
clded today that II the fund. which is be-
ing raised for the preparation OF a Brit
iSh Olympic team for Berlin. does not
reach $125,OO0 by the end OF the year the
committee will not be justified in pro-
ceeding further in the matter
me committee expressed great disap-
pointment at the Inadeuuate support
gwen the fund by the public, and point
ed out that the money was urgently
needed Tor the 1916 preparations. which
are being held in Allowance 1JnfO tia o,,,,
inittee Is assured of stronger backing
In the meantime several of the hest
EnGllsh trainers are being Sought To- train
IoreIsh teams and may be employed in
fund has reached SIS 700
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Laurel Entries.
Ey International News Soryirn

By International News Service
FIrTt race. six 'urlongs-Chcrry Seed. 100; J.
H. Reed, Io2: Monmouth, 1oa; Tom Holland
l0o Kinder Lou: Sherlock Holmes. 1o5; Top
Rock. 100; ]. II. Houghton. I07. Schollor. Venc-
tinn. Io2; Las, la. 104. Ralph Lloyd. GS: Har-
court, 100; Judge Monck. 1o3; Anavr lo9 Che
nault 102,
Second race. six Observation-Disclosures, ioa:
hferslow. io5 Fnnchctte. 100: Right Easy. Joo
Cations. loi Mollle Richards o5; Auto Maid. iOa:
Cecil. 1c5: Vested Rights. 1861 Camela Toison
dor. IOa; York Lad somquavcr. lo7; Princess
Industry. lOs; Towton Field. lie; Clom Boaohy
l0a.
Third rsco. fivo and a half furlonss-Gotclus
124. Undauntod. los; Gar Michael. 100: Bravo
Cunardor. 1o2; Roamor III: Holiday. os: Gallop.
o.: Water Lady. %.
Fourth raco. one mile and slrtcenth-Dart-
worth. ILL., John Rcardon lo3; BrInllmnh. es;
Altamnha. 1o2; onkhurgt. iN Cadcau. 100: Tao
tics. lO6 Working Lad. 1o7
Film rnca. five and half furlongs-Colors.
lN; Bulgar 1oa: FL Mshdt 1os; Daily watora.
100; HarVoat Queen. lo6: Rcd Path. liz: Patty
Rogan. Tho Urohln; Io6; Mary Warren. lci; Loulsc
TrnycTs. l05 Violet May, 1O5: Woodrow 107:
Scarlet Lcttor. 100. Tom Hancock, 1o5: Transfer
nation. 1o2.
Sixth rncc mie-Cadosu. fo5. Impression,
1l5; knight o, Unc0g. 1ls; Early Light. 9S. Tar
tar io2. Ambroge. 10; Mrs Lally, 49,
Weather clear; track slow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Results on Turf;
w eightS, Riders
and Entries
Laurel Results.
'y International

BY International Nowa Service.
First race. fivo and half turlonEs-No Man
aSer. los (Burllngamo), TO J. won; Jcznil, i03
(Dcrondcl. to 1. aecoud: Fiothush. los (Calla-
ham, to Q. third. Time. l:I %. Worstdalo.
Castarn. Bulldog. Peacock. MILKY Way and Cogau
also ran.
Second race, stceplcchasc. about Two miles
Shannon Rivor, 40 tAllcn) II TO 8. won. Syossct
IH lTuehoy). 4 TO l. second: Mo-: ls5 (kcatlns).
30 to !, third. Time. 05. Hand Running
Bachelor and farlco also (Yarlco fcil)
Third race. EiK furlongs-I5ldora, 100 u. Nc
TagsaTU, 20 J. won; Progressive. % tCala-
ham, 10 TO l. second; Carlton c. Io3 (Bux;onl
10 20 l. third. Time, l:l5 as. Springboard. Ca
doau and Gcnostn also Tnn.
Fourth raco, nix furlonES-Premior. 102 u, Mc-
TseEart). TO /. won; Tlford Thomas. i07 Gen
try. IS to j. second Monmouth. lol tBurlin
Snmc). 10 3. third Time. 1877 SIS. Flying
Yankee. Nello cockspur. Fred Levy. LorottS
Dwycr, Garden OF Allah and Honrthstono also
ran.
Firth race. five and a half fur1ongs-CaptaIo
Rurns. Ils tButwcln. TO l. won: ortx. liz
Dayis), 20 o, second; Supreme. 100 tBu1ton).
Z TO :. third. Time. Ill. Ash Can and Under
Cover lhso
Sixth raco. m!ic-NapIor. ils (1urton), II
to O. won: Defy. los (RobbinB), 20 to i. second; !;
Hcnotio ioS tBalscy). 10 10 ]. third. Time.
lAs Beach Sand. Gerard. Lpbrook. Michael
Angelo, Hodoman. Hasson and Adolan,c also ran.
(Mcrry Lad finished third: dinpuaItIodJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
NEVADA RUGGERS ARE
EASY FOR INVADERS

absolute certainty and running rings
around their opponents the New Zea-
lana All Blacks put up fine exhibition
oi the rugby game here this afternoon
and defeated Nevada. % TO o. Only once
was their goal In danger, but the ball
was Immediately kicked out and within
haf minute later carried across the
Nevada goal.
The visitors played clean, hard game
anu seemed unaffected by The altitude.
reward the close of the game they were
scoring more rapidly than at first
Nevadas showing during the first few
might be able TO score, but this was
soon dispelled when the visitors settled
into their team work,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Yale Office Swamped.

Yale ticket Office Is literally flooded to-
night with thousands OF unopened appli-
cations for seats for the Yale Princeton
iootball game AT New Haven. November
10. Applications formally closed al S
q clock tonight EveIard Thompson. man
ager OF the ticket department said the
demand tnis year broke all previous rec
ords. With scores OF extra clerks work
ing night and day, there are bushel bas-
ksts full Of appl!ca tious yet To be opened
Rough estimates were made tonight
placing tho number OF applica tions any-
where from 10000 and upward ia excess
Of the 81. 900 seats
Next year Yale's big new steel and
concrete bowl IL expected To be In read
mess for the Harvard game. II will seat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
M'FARLAND MAY MEET
BRlTTON AT OAKLAND
By International News servlee.

CHICAGO Oct 29.-Jimmv Rowan OF
Oakland, Cal. is after PaCkey McFar-
land for a twenty-round match in that
city on Thanksgiving day The western
promoter would pit the Chicago star
against Jack Britton. Rowan says he al
ready has Britton and asks Packey's
terms Mcfarland doesn't like the
tWenty-round route and while he didn't
make fiat statement that lie wouldn't
accept he said lie doubted whether Row
an could pay him his price.
Mike Gibbons passed through here last
night and when confronted with Nc
Farland talk declared.
There is only one chance for us to
hght; that is that McFara nd must agree
10 40 pounds. He says his best Is 142,
a weight ] can make and not be In any
danger OF lOsing my health.n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Battle in Iowa.

DEs MONIES. Iowa. Oct. 2o.-Coacb
John l. Griffith Of Drake. announced ast
night that Simons would not appear in
saturdays game, and It Is likely that
Bunz and McHenry will also occupy no
s!tions on the sideline. Bunz had his
shoulder hurt again In practice md Is
risking serious injury II he continue to
play; while McHenrys leg still causes him
TO limp perceptloly. A long chalk talk
preceded the regular practice OF the
squad, the Drake mentor outinglng on the
blackboard the most Intricate OF the for
nations MS team VIII use Saturday
against Washington. and also mapping
out the line OF defense that Will be used
against the Pikers when they start their
open formations.
That Washington will rely almost en-
tirely upon forward passes and shift PLAYS
against Drake Is the belief OF Coach
Griffith, and he has been modelling his
defense 10 break these up. The Pfkers
used sixteen forward passes In the game
against Ames TWO weeks ago. and their
long touchdown came as the result OF a
FLIP.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
EARL SK|DM0R[|
WITH INJURED
Doctor Orders Left
Quit Football; Ch,
in Lineup.
By "Bud" F;s1

Earl Skidmore. left end On q
sity OF Utah football team n.
dered by DR., Ralph Byrne. q, !.
school to stay out of thu -
rest OF the year. Skidmore's lr|
Jured in the game last sal,M,,
then has developed into +
OF water on the joint, The IA.
swollen and causes skidmors =
After an examination, d.. 4
clared that any violent rz>.
endanger the leg. and probahI,
der 1t impossible for Skidn>|
basketball this winter Al &
captain OF the basketball "A.
wonderful player, he will prul
allowed in the football game
year, n
Tnc scrimmage between Ia \
the freshmen yesterday was +
eStlnC than the Golden game. 1
fought hard and evenly, nsIthe
10 pull any wild stuff" On u. 4
freshmen are d scrappier buH5'
varsity and worry the blg bon
~.
Olesen. Ward. Romncy, Rad
Earl Wilson arc n great bun3|
field men. They have deyf1
nice interference and are ah1
tear through the varsity lin.
around tho ends.
II has been definitely derids
game between tho freshmen Il
bion, Idaho. team, SCHEDULED I
day. is OFF The Albion .lez
come, it is announced. An IS
made TO substitute the poslA
for Albion. and. that falling. t1|
Twin Falls team 10 Salt Ah|
The varsity team. as reposid
in The Tribune. is due 10 nd
changes In lineup. Bennion =
to say what they will be, but =
practice seems 10 indicate
Summer will no put on one q
where the defense has besu
the other end Fred Stack ~
hold forth. Stack has mol
up 10 this time. but he IS U
tackler on the campus and "
help. Two years ago no piIt
for the University OF North pli
year ne was captain ard iu41
university freshman team, ~,
was great. Il, is pretty q
Naylor will be moved into
la Cklcs.
This afternoon the fresllh
boys will scrimmage agaln
equally matched and the p'le
entertaining. More =
out every evening 10 see ihi
than turned out for pracua
fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Issue Warming.

The ticket sItua ton has reached the
point where the tremendous demand Of
fers promising field for speculs tors.
TO cope with this evil the various col
lego organiza ttous and publications are
issuing warnings on tho subject OF sell.
ing or giving away tickets allotted &c
those entitled 10 them. similar 10 the
following published at Yale:
The blacklist is no empty phantom.
Ii is a real book. bound in black,
compiled With the aid OF large
corps Of detectives and kept In the
ticket office 10 receive and retain the
names of those whose infringement
OF the rules makes them ineligible for
further applications for tickets. The
wise ones win avail themselves OF the
opportunity TO redeem tickets that
they don't intend to use themselves,
thereby insuring that they will NOT
he enrolled among this doubtful com
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Hart Makes Tigers Hustle.
'y International News Service.

BY international News Service.
PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. 2o,-Coacb
Eddie Hart has things on the move IN
IlSerland. In perhaps the liveliest scrim-
mage held this season the varsity ran
away with the brilliant freshman eleven
and showed more real punch than at any
other time up TO date. The cubs were
blanked by score of Il 70 o. Tho scriTn-
mage lasted only half an hour
After the scrimmagc Bobby Baker
tried several drop kicks in the face of
interference. The Tiger line hold well
10 protect the kicker and ne was sue
cessful with Ave out OF six attempts at
goal.
The coaches tonight arc jubilant over
the indicatlons OF progress shown In the
practice. Alex Moffatt joined tho coa CHI
Ing staff today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Michigan Stays Out.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. 29.-Ry a
vote of 10 to 10 the University OF Michi-
gan football team yesterday registered it.
SELF a5 opposed TO a return TO the west
ent conditions. The vote was taken nv
the Michigan Daily. the student publI-
cation OF the university, In It's campaign
ior sentiment favorable to Mchigan's i'm
mediate re-entry In the confercnce
The vote was n surprise TO tho pro-
conference men on the campus, the 1912
eleven almost unanimously having ex-
pressed Itself in favor of return
The baseball and track teams las nisht
voted - TO 10 In favor OF return. Two
or the men were non commlttaI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Latonia Entries.

By International NowH Service.
First race, five and half furlongs-Moonbtone.
50: Ajax. Bayhesd lo4; PulsstIon 107; Dr. Ken
DALI I0a. Manson. 1o2; Miko Cohen. Sheffield.
lOi; Bulgarian. lo7; Old Trump. 100: Tho Gandor.
Decathlon, li2.
Second Taco ono milo-MookcTy, 9s. steyesta
1906: Otronto iU. Buck Kcenon. 1l2: Edna Llska
lo5; Title Bean. 1o5: Big Spirit. los: sosus.
I'D.
Third race. six furlonEs-Glint. 1oS Gay. Jos
Rifle Brigade. 10: Vrceland. 1885, wrynook. 100
YorkviIle Ill
Fifth race. mile and seventy ysrds-Mar-
shon 1os: sam Hirsh. los: Counterpart, l. ".
Adar. lds.
Fifth race. six furloDgs-verona. 1o4 CcIoEta
ios: james DockerJ, 1903: IawsuIt. LOG: Royal
Tea. 1os: Back Bay. 100.
Sixth race. mile and 5ixtcenth-Copper-
town. lo2: G.rneau. lW; Dynamite Ia: ocean
Queen. I07; Brave. 1os: Irish KID. lis
Weather cloudy: trank hcavy-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Few Seats for Public.

Fewer than FIVE thousand seats are
available for such sale under the most
favorable conditions. and even this small
preferred applcs cstions received by every
mail.
For several years there has been no
public sale OF tickets for the Harvard =
Yale and Princeton Iale games and the
demand from those privileged to apply
for these coupons under tho rules OF the
competing universities has increased to
the point where the sllotments are being
curtailed greatly in order that there may
be no charge Of faVoritism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Schools Are Unable to Meet
Demand for Football Seats
Even 41,OO0 Places Available at Polo Grounds
for Army-Navy Game Will Not be Sufficient;
Spectators at Work.

Ew YORK. Oct 2a-Anv lingering
doubt of the popularity OF inter
VI collegiate football. even under the
! revised playing rules, is removed
by the deluge OF applications pour
ing I'm on those In charge OF the ticke'
distribution for the big games OF the sea-
son. The demand for seats surpasses
any previous record and the various man
sgements are at their Wits ends trying
TO devise some method OF eauitably meet
Ing the situation. From present indlca-
tIons the seating capacity Of the various
fields which the Yale Harvard. Army
Navy. Harvard Princeton. Pennsylvania
Cornell and Princeton Yale games will
be played win be unequnl 10 the demands
already being filed by alumni, under
graduates and their friends,
One OF the surprises OF the season is
the Increased interest In tho Army Navy
game. 10 be played In this city on No
vember % II was thought that with the
transfer OF the contest from franklin
field Philadelphia. TO the Polo grounds.
the Al 900 seats would accommodate all
those who wished TO witness the play,
Such, however. is not likely 10 be the
case and IL is possible there will be no
public sale OF seats as was originally
planned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
PumpelIy Injured.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct ao-There
WAS gloom In the Yale football camp this
afternoon when Hal Pumpelly. star drop
sorimnage and was rushed to the iniir1n-
ary The extent of the injury could not
be learned tonight, but II IS feared It
may keep him out OF the big games
Pumpelly has been kept out of The games
so FAR this season, on account OF an In
jury 10 his knee and ankle There
lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
SIXTY-FOUR HOUNDS
ENTER IN WATERLOO

FRIEND Neb;. Oct 2a.-Tho tirst round O, ~,
NalonS! Waterloo courE!uE meet VIVA -, ~, 10
today. With sirty-four dogs entered MAN. =, ,h
SSing par1eip1n,s In the events OF last weat'a
fntnrity AZ Wyfnoro. Three events ar, %
run or hoTc this week tho Watnr,oc 80 !" no
waterloo stake and the open s,akoE. '"'
NidISns tho winners today which are promising
cshuiaatSA Tor tho hnhl rounds arc Winsona ~
eIse,uo' SIR Edward. Prank Ootch's Fo-tnn,
tSu,nr S, hasInSn and Lady Dutnu. Tho dors ar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30

tackle. who has been out OF the Ramo
Tor several weeks. Shields will be put
through the PAGES again tomorrow, but
there is no assurance that no viii re-
main Both men will be taken 10 Ames
Friday. Captain Purly and HalIjgan
were the only regulars not In the lineup
today: Furdy will not play Saturday.
but IialliSan, barring further injury
should be in condition TO get into the
game ""S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Medal for Balloonist.

NEW YORK. Oct ea-RaIph " Trr,o, ,u.. -,
tne @ o3'ioon thu won The international race in
Europe carly this month. honorod by tho
noro Cinb or America today by boing voted The
emo gold medal Hin AIDE. Ralph A. D. Preaion
Wns awarded Tho aviation medal OF mcrit as wore
iairy u. honcy"ell and J. n. Wade Jr pilo,
onh prize. Thoao tokons VIII be prorcnted al tho
annual Aero club dinner In February CourtIandt
t1old Bishop urged that America begin immef,ote
preparation for tho International balloon rncc
which will ne held In this country 0'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
YOKEL AND CRABBE
OFF FOR MINNESOTA

Mike Yokel having taken post-Eradua..
course In wrestling Monday night. left last night
for Minneapolis. his diploma neatly tucked away
In his inoido pocket, Ho accompanied by
Fred G Crabbc tho promoter OF Mondays match
who Will DO Hikc'o manager on tho eastern trip
The first sesslon Is billed for Duluth on Novoui.
bcr {. whom NIko meets Frod peell IN a straight
match Gokel can scarcely 10 expected 70 win
this match. lnaainueh as Booll weighs iS5 pouaia
practically thirty pounds moro than YoksI How
over the mddlcwcEht champion may be c1-
pocted 10 stvo good account OF himself The
BoaIl match Is 20 bs followed IN succoesiop Inv
bouts with Joe Carr Waiter wiIloughly end other
mat artists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Gophers in Condition.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Oct zo.-The
Minnesota football squad this afternoon
ensagsd In the last hard practice before
Saturdays game with Wisconsin, M
Northrup field All the members are saId
TO be IN excellent condition for the COM
Ing battle. although Coach II. r. VIII
l'ans refuses 10 make a prediction as
10 the result. The team will leave TO-
morrow for Madison. stopping over Fri
day al Milwaukee. where they will en-
gage IN light practice. They will arrive
at Madison Saturday rnorninp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
NUMEROUS MlSHA
AT AUTOMOBILE

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. osL 2
of accidents marked the Is.. ~
state fair grounds here toa,,
mile automobile race tor ans 4:
Katz's ear threw a tre on
third lap OF tho mile W. ~ I,
through a fence, and turna
suffered Il broken arm anu "
and bruises. ~ . id
on the ninth lap, W. X 80, -
went into the fence. iSs ~ =
jurcd and Percy kaplah, W. vs|
was picked up unconsclous. .rs
later Two other cars ca
S Bottn won in 1:5s:le.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
UTAH COPPER AND
LA MEGAS WINNERS

Tho In Negns last night beat tho yjoa.o-, e.
5no G'ty league and the Utah Copper defeated IN"
n. C. NJ. l. IN tho Commercial league u, ,i %
former gano. W. Qusnu vas hjeb %i,h ~, 80 tno ,
P .Pae9 games: y Quinn was second. with xii To-
hght mo NauonalH and Brondways meet
BHt'Bon WAS high M tho Commcyc,,, ,.
game. VIII total OF 5oe for throo games T%o
evening. u"i' "eet Friday
Tho scores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Big Crowds Certain.

In round figures thirty-hve thousa nd
seats will be available for the Yale
Princeton game az New Haven. Novem-
Cambridge. November %. Twenty seven
thousand seats will be the capacity OF
the stands al University field. Prince
on November :.
The Pennsylvania brigade that viii in
vade Ann Arbor for the Michigan game
will be one Of the most pretentious OF the
wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Chicago Strengthened.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2e.-Guard Harris, who
has been on the injured list, practiced
with the University OF Chicago football
squad today lie Will play against the
University of Illinois Saturday. CaptaIn
Norgren's Charley horse" has disap-
peared. according TO Coach Starc. and
Eorgren has oeon kicking longer dis
tances each day, The SQUAD went
Through long signal drill today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
MiSsOurians at Work.

COLUMBIA. No, Oct. 29,-The varslty
and the freshman football teams NJ tba
University OF Missouri scrlmma ged on n
snow covered gr1diron today. Although
the ground was sogsy, the coaches drove
the men through scrimmage and O long
signal drill until long after dark F,verY
regular was used at some stage OF the
Scrlmmage N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Doc White to Be Actor

CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-"Doc" White yo,o-a,
pitcher for tho Chicago Whi,o so1 has decldod
not to make tho tour OF tho world with hi, team
mates Ho informed President Comskey yretor-
day that he had planned TO remain In Cbicaxo
"lth his family for three four weeks and that
DO VIII ,hen begin vaudeville tour
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
HOMER BY LObERT
GIANTS ONLY SCORE
Scott Holds Opponents to a
Single Run; Sox Weld
Mighty Club.
BY International News Service.

By Inlernattonal News Service.
MUSKOGEE. Okla, Oct. 29-Effectiye
pitching on tho part of Scott resulted IN
the White SoN defeating the Giants,
TO L. here today Fromme started for the
New Workers and later gave way to
Uearne. who finished the game.
The American leaguers won the game
in the third when three hits and two
rors netted them five runs. Loberts four
their only run.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Matched for Prelim,
BY International News service

BY Interna tional News Service.
MILWAUKEE Wis. Oct % r-ddio
Slabby OF Hammond. Ind. was matched
late today with Pal Clark. n local scran.
per, for the semi-flnal to the Dillon
Christie match Monday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Nebraska Shifts Again.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Got 2o-There was
another shift In the line today, when the
Nebraska football regulars assembled for
the nrSt ha nd scrtmmage drill OF the
week. After the scrubs had played the
varsity eleven To n standstlIl, only miss
Ing touchdown by a faw feet. tho
coaches took Thompson from center and
replaced him with Shields, the husky
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Provo to Play Payson.

PROVO Oct. 2a.-Tho Provo eud ra-Eon bf-b
eohool football toams Kill play In Provo city
PARK Friday. Tho following Is tho lineup OF tho
Provo toaIn: Ray. left ond Clark loft tactIc.
Thomas. left guard: Arid. center: Ioyd rIrht
back; Hoover right tackle; Sutherland rIebi
end; Andorron. quarterbach: Bunting len hair
back Eggcrtnen. fubaek Riley right balfback
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Washington in Shape.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 20-With one excep-
ton every member of the football squad
OF Washington university was on the
gridiron today for tho first outdoor prac-
tee in preparation for next Saturdays
game with Drake. at Des Moinos. Iowa
because OF n fresh Vaccination KAN
merer, right guard. and DAILY center,
both OF whom have been In the hospital
lot several weeks, Joined the squad to-
day. Because of kammerer's injured hip
and Daly's injured ankle. neither man
WIZ be played in the game with Drake
except as last resort the coach an
nouncnd "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30

summary: Two-base hits--Speaker,
crawford; threo-hsse hits-Cra wford
Doyle; home run-1obcrt, stolen bases
Magee, Merkle, innings pitched-Fromme
Hearne 1, by Scott 12; bases on balls
off Scott 2; hit by pitcher-By Fromme,
Scott; time. 1;i5; umplres-Sherda and
Klein
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Ouimet Favors Tourney

BOSTON, Oct 2o.-Tho plan for an in,crun
uonsl golflng competition along the general IIne,
Of the Davis cup tennis play indorsed today
by Francis Ouimet, American open Champion
Tho idea originated IN England. whore . pronineat
CLUB has offered TO contribute tho trophy