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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18

~ II1CAGO, Oct II-Wisconsin's foot.
ball team Will meet Purdue to.
morrow in game reea rded as a
~ crucial combat for the Badgers
and the most important scheduled
Tor Gridirons in the central states. Re-
ports rom Lafayette. the scene Of the
game, Indicate tonight that the Boiler
MAKERS rudimcntary football has reached
nigh state OF development. While the
manner IN which they swampcd North
western last Saturday testliies TO their
scoring ability
Coach JuDeau's team though composed
or veterans. II Is rumored. has been a
plt backward In Development. Energetic
work by the coach this week has rome
dled some Of the faults ne and other
critics found in tho Badger machine, and
q team probably good deaf better than
mat which struggled With Marquette last
saturday viii face Purdue.
NltHr me manner OF many eastern
coaches. Happy" Smith has emphasized
AT Lafayette the need Of thorough ac-
qunintancc with the a. Is, C's of foot
pau and TO team we'll grounded has
impaired tho tactics that have kent
pennsylvania in the van across the Al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
MIKES FRIENDS LOOK
FOR GREAT COMEBACK

With the big championship wrcptling match
between Chris Jordan and Nike Yoltcl still ton
days away. tho fans already arguing tho pros
| and OF tho mntch and heated dUcuS-
sionS may be heard most any lime OF the day
| around sporting headquarters.
On form and past performances, Jordan should
bo the fsvoritc Ia the botting this match, but
contrary 10 the dope, Iokel will undoubtedly bo
II big favorllc WHOM the stop on the mat
a week from Monday night. Thi1 state of
sfilrs " doub. duo TO tho fact that the ma %
joriiy of tho local wrestling fans ctill look upon
fokcl a. beug unbeatable and attribute his
ornl o,hor Ills common to athletes Who become
30 accustomed 10 winning that they think they
do not have 10 trpin TO win n contest. This has
beaten moro than ono boxer and wrestler and tho
most astonishing part Of II Is that very few
of thom ever come back" even though they
were not In condition when beaten. II generally
lakes the heart out OF them and they find that
tho next time they meet the man. he is
thclr master
OF course in this match The local fans are az
pccting fokcl 10 do the iicomc back stunt with
n vengeance. aud IL remainu 90 To scan whether
he Will be tho exception that proves the rule
fokel Is conffdcn, In his ability do SC and 90
are his friends. and he has thousands OF them
On The other hand Jordan has beaten Yokcl
once, and with that victory ba has ama.scd an
abundance OF confidence eddcd TO what he al
ready had. That fact nahcS hiyn feel he Is
fokols master at my and cyory stage OF tho
game. and ho will be tougher proposition than
plonship last summer. inkol will have TO no
as good ms hc In his i!ts II he wins
and even then II Is cinch for tho local Dutch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
JOHN M'DERMOTT IS
WESTERN GOLF CHAMP

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. i7:-Pla yins The
same brand OF sterling golf That marked
his work on the first day. John j. Nc
Dermott of Atlantic City today won the
western golf championship, Ills total OF
900 has only twice been beaten in the
western classic. Arthur Smith getting 2Is
at Columbus In 1905 and the late Willie
Anderson making 2Ss at the Scotie clnp
In 1909 both performa nces being accom-
pished over shorter courses than that OF
the Memphis course and under more "a
yorabe conditions.
McDermotts success netted him the
cha mpionshp medal and $500.
Michael J. Brady of the Woliaston club.
Boston took second prize of 500. I'm
ishng with d total Of 302. three strokes
ahead OF Macdonald Smith OF WykagyL
last years cha mpion. His prize was Sl0o.
Otto Fackbarth. the big ulnsdale play
er, got fourth money with card of 3o7,
Tom Mcnamara. the Massa chusetts
champion, took last money with a card
of 300.
The special prize of s25 for the best
round was divided by David Knber OF
Evanston and J, j. McDermott. each hay
Ing ~,
Today's rounds were played over an
extremely heavy course. rain falling most
Of the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
Penn Works in Secret.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct ia signal
dril lasting more than an hour behind
closed gates and a short defensive drill
In the forward pass made up the flna
MIA eleven today for the annual game
With Brown on Franklin field tomorrow
afternoon Tho coaches say the Quak-
ers are in primo condition and expect 10
get revenge for the defeats administered
ny tho Providence coIleglans the last
two years.
Captain Young says he VIII be at his
old position at left halfback while Rus
sell Is expected 10 start the game at left
guard, both men having sufficiently re-
covered from their nturies to allow them
10 play. The entire Red and Blue lineup
PROBABLY VIII be the same aS at the start
OF Tho SMa n LInnre Iaei
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and Miss Marion HollIns OF New YORK
Gsy iron, Miss Dodd by UP and , 10
play, ana playing the best golt OF the ,; en-. n,
Tire tournament, while Miss Hollins
eliminated Miss Harriet ); curtis. q q
former national champion ~ I'M ,ici,
which went twenty holes and In Which
the Quality of the golf played was not up
to the sta andard set by tho Briti3h S'ii'
who won the other match.
AT. times Miss Hollins played pFliia NJ!
and at other times her golf was rather
poor She made great finish, however
and her ability TO fight bard was demon
strated at every stage of the round,
The warm weather and the prospect OF
seeing the present and past British cia' :
pIons play each other brought out good
sized gallery that devoted Itself entirely
to Miss Ravenscroft and Miss Dodd and
left Miss Holllns and Miss Curtis TO play
their ma tch practically unattended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
Fasteners Face Weak Foes;
Sitter Struggles in West
Elevens of Big Colleges Today Will Play Teams
of Uncertain Ability; Wisconsin Meets Purdue;
Nebraska and Minnesota.

racuse.
At Medford-Maine VS.. Tufts.
At Philadelphia-Penn
VS.. Brown.
At Nashville-Vanderbi VS..
Henderson,
IN THE WEST.
AT Chicago-Chicago VS.. Iowa.
At Urbana-Illinois VS.. North
western.
At Lafayette Purdue vs.. Wis
consin
At Lincoln-Nebraska VS.. Mime
sofa.
At oberlin-obcrlin rs. Ohio
State.
At South Bend-Notre Dame vs..
South Dakota.
AT Ann Arbor-Michigan VIZ,
Michigan Aggies.
At Crawfordsville-W Wabash vs
Depauw.
At Beloit-Bolit VS.. Carroll,
AT oshkosh-Oshkosh VS.. Law
renee.
At Galesburg-Knox VS.. Parsons.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis VS.. Rolla.
At ColuInb Inbia-Missouri VS.. Okla
homa.
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Creighton VS.. Marquette.

OMAHA. Neb., Oct. 1.-THE Mar
quette university football squad arrived
In Omaha tonight for their annual clash
with Creighton university tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Assistant Coach Hanley who IS IN
charge Of the team. said.
The Creighton game ie the ono We
have most to fear and II we are sue
cessful I have no doubt but what we
can nun through the rest OF our schedule
In fine style."
Coach Harry Miller Of Creighton de-
clared that II the season Were advanced
TWO weeks he would have no doubt OF
the outcome of the contest As II was.
he said, Creighton would make a hard
light TO repeat her success of last year.
when she defeated the Ma rqustte eleven,
90 TO O.
Both teams were put through a sharp
signal practice on Creighton field this
afternoon.
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ing. IT is expected that most of the
famous lineup will be rcasseubled The
Team then lined up as follows.
Lett end, Alonzo Stagg; left tackle.
w {. Rhodes: left guard. George Wood
run; center. Pa" Corbin; right guard.
Fudge ieffeihnger; right tackle. Char
ley, Gill; right end. ''fid'' Wallace: quar-
tcrback. w. c. Wurtemburg: halfbacks
Lee McClunS and Billy Bull; funbacI5,
w. P. Graves
Some OF the old timers assert that Cor
DIN eleven was the greatest that ever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18

a - EW YORK, Oct 1.-THE football
N horizon, viewed from the stand
vi point OF the big university teams
J. OF the cast, is unmarked by a
single threatening cloud on the
eve of the weekend games Almost
Without exception the elevens OF the
leading institutions face teams the foot
bail ability OF which is such that the
contests scarcely rise above the plane of
a practice match. In one or two cases
minor college teams which n year ago
CAUSED SriJirou upsets meet the same
opponents, but during the past twelve
months have. dropped To a mediocre
SO ndard and cannot hope 10 repeat the
Virtori.a oil 1917.
Tie United states Military academy
eleven appears 10 have drawn the hard
cst opponent OF tho day In Colgate, Tho
upstate collegians have been PLAYING "a
FAST game since the season opened with
INC no score tie against Cornell. Against
amherst and Hobart the Colgate eleven
ran up com hincd score OF 90 TO O. and
INC army in facing Stevens and Rutgers
mas no, met team capable of trying
me soldiers out AS Colgate may be ex-
pprfcd 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
Todoy's Football Games
IN THE EAST.

In Ih6 6ASIs
At New Haven-Yale VS. Lehigh.
At Cambridge-Harvard VS.. Holy
Gross.
At Hartford-Amherst VS.. Trim
ity,
At West Point-Army VS.. Col
gate.
At Pittsburg-Carlisle VS.. Uni
versity Of Pittsburg.
At Ithaca-Cornell vs. Buckne1l.
At Hanover-Dartmouth vs.. Will
lians.
At Washington-Georgetown VS.,
Virginia Medical College.
At Baltimore-Johns Hopkins VS..
Washington and Lee.
At Easton-Lafayette VS.. Swarth-
moro.
At Annapolis-Navy vs. Dickin-
son.
At Washington - Pennsylvania
State Us. Washington and Jeffer-
son.
At Exeter-Yale Freshmen VS..
Exeter.
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Sy-
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Harvard Has CrippIes.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct i7-Sonoe OF
the regulars and first substitutes OF the
Harvard football squad will be unable
TO play against Holy Cross tomorrow be-
cause, OF injuries. Bettle Will replace
Brie]dey. who has lame les at full
back. AT quarterback Frcedley will take
the place OF Bradlec. who is nursing a
spralned ankle. Hitchcock, at tackle. is;
also suffering from a bad ankle and Will
give way 10 Gilman. Mills, at left guard,
Cowen
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Missouri Is Ready.

COLUMBIA, Mo. Oct 1.-THE UnI-
versty of Missouri football team tonIeht
Is ready for the gamo with tho eleven
from Oklahoma here tomorrow. A light
workout this afternoon put the Tigers on
edge for tomorrows conflict The coaches
report all the men In great condition,
There probably will be a wranze before
tomorrow game on the question of cligi-
btlity OF the Oklahoma backneld II Is
said the three-year rule will Interfere
with the playing OF three Oklahoma stars,
The Oklahoma contingent arrived this
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Face Weak Teams.

Harvard. Vale, Princeton, Cornell and
1onllsyl'auie are all called upon TO face
Pointers. ffhc Crimson will line ur
against Holy Cross. which was defeated
by Yale 10 To- 0 in the Eli's second game
ci The season. Princeton has Syracuse
as an npponcnt and the Salt city univer-
SitE eleven has shown nothing start
iinS In It's three games 10 date. Care
less handling Of the bail and lack ot
uaSh has cnaract"rizcd the Syracuse pla y
~ The contest this season. Pennsylva-
MA VIII entertain the Brown university
team. but the. Providence combna tion Il
nut shadow OF the eleven which de-
tcatcd the Quakcrs. 80 10 Z. IN 1872 Col
by defeated Brown 10 to u on Septen-
Der "a and last Saturday Urslnus held
inc same team 10 Il one-touchdown VIC
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Injured Players Back.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 17-Washineton'
chances in the grIdiron contest with the
eleven from Annes tomorrow look bright
er tonight with tho return of Milford
Lewis and Graham. Yesterday 81 was
thought that the three big backfield men
would be out Of the game because OF
bruises. but tonight Coach Edmunds said
he would start them against the Iowa
players tomorrow. The Ames squad ar
rived this afternoon and appear 10 he In
good shane
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Lincoln Football Camp.

LINCOLN. Ncb.. Oct 17.-Lincoln he
came n football camp tonight in anticipa-
tion OF tomorrow Nebraska Minnesota
game, popu!arly regarded as the hardest
battle OF the year on the Nebraska sched :
ule. Followers OF tho game nocied TO
the city throughout the day and evening
Head Coach Williams, at the head OF
twenty three husky Minnesota men, ar
rived tonight. He would make no pre-
dicUon OF the outcome OF the game but
could not resist the temptation OF refer
ring 10 past battles between the two
teams, generally 10 the credit OF tie war
rinrs OF the north -
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Nebraska Beats Minnesota.

Determined TO put up = terrific fsht
against Minnesota Nebraska eleven
t, MoInu up Il week 9i srueline practice to-
night Coach Stiehm helped by CORPS
OF grads so numerous that nearly ey-
cry PLAYER on the Cornhuskers' squad ha d
inoiEldual attention, has planned the
smallest detail Despite the low scores
made by Minnesota in its two previous
games, supporters of The Gophers take
comfort in Coach Williams's statement
that he believed they would win"
Guarded by limo now strong enough
70 draw words OF confidence from Coach
Stagg. Quarterback Russell ii was ru-
inorcd on the Midway tonight. will prove
a factor In tomorrow's game with Iowa
with recently developed capacity for
drop Kicking Optimism over the out
come of the game was prevalent among
Chicago rooters tonight. but hope for n
good showing" is all that Is expressed
py the iawkcyc people. despite their
prove an effective ground gainer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
Football Yesterd

At Moscow, Idaho-UnirersiJ OF
Washington State college. O. "a.
Al L,wrcncc. Ksu.-flassel' ~'
Emporin, o, H.,
At OUkaloosa. Ia.-DeH Moiues e0n"'
College Of Oskaloosa- 0. ,,..
AZ Wichita. Kan.-Bnker uoiTe'si''
mouth college. o.
Al Yankson, s. D,-Eanksou colR~
Wesleyan, 3. 49,
At LeIpars. Ia.-WeStern Union e0s''s'
&c. Tr!uIty. Sioux City. o. o.,x
AZ Lincolu--Hclleyuc college, 10, -
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
TROUNCED BY IDAHO
Special to The Tribune.

r. MOSCOW, Ida, Oct. 17.---Washington
State college went down 70 defeat before
the University OF Idaho eleven here this
afternoon, by a score or to O. In one Of
The most exciting gridiron battles In the
tIons.
Although crippled through the disbar-
ring OF Johnson. star right end. the Ida
stu against odds In weight
A place Kick made winning possible for
Idaho. 1t Was made in the latter part
or tne game Straight football featured
The contest. line punees and short end
runs taking the place OF the forward pass,
which was seldom used
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Iowa Ready for Fray.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct l7.-The Univer-
slty or Iowa football players ree ched here
tonight for their game tomorrow with
Chicago In good condition except Quar-
terback Parsons, who still is bruised from
last Saturdays 8 game. Coach HawIey said
cross would take Parsons place II the
veteran had TO leave the game
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Praises Harvard Team,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. Ito
days issue Of the Yale alumni weekly
tionsbiy one Of the most brilliant and
strongest teams in her football history"
and says Yale this year has a difficult
TASK aheao OF her on the gridiron.
Princeton also has a rcmarka fast
and capable eleven. with Individual stars
OF the hrsi magnitude" the college pa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
Drake and Kansas.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Oct. 17-Dr.to
and Kansas will play their annual foot
ball game here tomorrow on muddy
i1elG- This is looked upon as an advan-
tagc TO the visitors The Drake SQUAD
twonty strong camo in tonight ana is In
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Lehigh and Yale.

Lc!iSh w;il play Yale at New Haven
and Judging from the way the team held
CARLISLE TO q y 10 victory should give
tle Blue good battle. although the
Ills have apparently gone back to Yale S
nrst football principles and are succeed
Ing reasonably we'll under original
methods,
At Ithaca. Cornell wIlI play RuckneIl.
which scored OH Princeton week ago.
me LcwisburS team IS one OF the
strongest OF the minor Pennsylvania COL
lese eIeyens and VIII undoubtedly prove
an excellent test us to the progress OF
CORNELL under the coaching OF Shsrps
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
Miss Marion Hollins and Miss
Gladys Ravenscroft Are
the Finalists.

TA7 7bMINGToN. Del Oct IL
SM/ Though Miss Muriel Dodd holds
Wv the British and Canadian wo-
mems golf championships, she
VIII have TO go back to Eng
land without the American title
rms does not mean, however, that tho
American title is going to stay here in
america In fact. the play today In the
semi final round for the national cham
pionship at the Wilmington Country club
makes British victory seem probable.
MISS Gladys Ravenscroft of England
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Light Signal Practice.

PRINCETON. y. j.. Oct. IA Ii-ht
signal drill was given the Princeton foot
odll eleven this afternoon for their finaI
lnninS up 10 meet Syracuse tomorrow.
Captain Baker came in for a Siege ~
Placement kicking from the 15-yard line
at All angles with fair success, Baker js
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18

1okel. Jordan work out every dav
from to 6 ?. IN. at fire station head.
quarters. Admission, 10 cents. Pro.
ceeds go toward new wrestling mat for
the firemen. (Adverfispmont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18

oclng depended upon tn do the punting
The lineup will be slightly altered In the
game tomorrow. the principal change he
ing the substitution of w. Swart at left
guard i'll place or Heyninger Shea will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
HIGH SCHOOLS WI
FIGHT IT OUT T1
Salt Lake and Ogden Fl,
to Meet at Cumm;no
Field.
f1 V

The annual battle between t,,.
! high school football eleven and
Lake high school team viii 10.
this afternoon on Cummings MI
game. will start at , o'clock
The Ogden piSskin warriors l.
sentlng a formidable lineup hs,,-
tjcally the same team thai Z rer1
the school last year. Lon po,1r|
den's coach. Will he llandicapns,
loss ot Quarterback Ruby and
Jones. who have received broken
bones Caplain Farr will plsy 4.
for the junction City eleven. /
Iiomney VIII spring many new h
The Salt Lakers. Lon has eyIdenj.
good as coach and the work of Il
VIII bc watched closely by the
crs Of the former university Star
the Ogden men are In good a.
and Romner intends 10 use n.
lineup throughout the game. l.
Coaches Henry Richardson and
Fennesscy gave the final instrleI|
the Salt Lake boys. All men vj1'
at the high school gymnasilu'
O'Clock. The local team is an u-
quantity and the coaches are IN
OF the new men. The old men
team are Harry Fitzpatrick, Bob
Ell Goodrich and Captain Ken
These men Will be the backbopt
team and the coaches hope fln
steady the new men
Coach Richardson VIII make
changes in his lineup. The hearI
field OF the west siders aill 81
game, and Richardson will place
in the line. Later IN the game q
VIII be shifted 10 right tackle and
will he placed at left tackle. Atu1
take Brough'S place. Kllpatick.|
and Duncan will do the teum's
Richardson will place new mcn
backheld at the least sign that d
is slowing up,
The showing OF the local team
scrimmageS has disappointed th&
side hackers. The injury to Lesl|
the star halfback. has lesser
chances of "A victory. lie was &
one of the best backtield men 8
played in the local school. An g
will he performed on him next Il
he has been having much trout
his side DR.. n. n. Mayo, his ph<
says the Injury was not due 10 4
work.
Eligibility rules have been stnq
forced by Principal George a.
Tho football men have been takln
galore the past week so they ~
in the games.
Manager Clarence Groshell OF p
team last night announced a lan
OF tickets A section of the sra1
will be reserved for the visltoE
local high school students VIII
the west side blea chers, About
den students are expected 10 eoo
the team today. They will leaye
on the noon train and upon ~
rival will go directly to the feo'
The lineup
Salt Lake.
JeSscn. s,....,- ..le,.-.. a" -"
Godbe, Rogers,
Lyman. ~...... it,. ..,.''*
Goodrich. Ferris
Brough. ......... .ls..,. -. n
Atwood, Wallace.
King. Smoot ot.,.....sc.a- =. -
Rydalch, Sheets. ,..rG. ...- {" q.
Yeates, stuart,
Kilpd pdtrick. .ps,.. re-. ''rn''
Breckon.
siddoway. Stiefel, ,qb. -. Fuller
Yeates. ...,..,.-....lh lib 4
Duncan. Banks. 4
Goodrich hs.,,...-....fb., b.,..s 'y.tI
Gallicher. e. ~
Wilson. Packard RIB. -. VI
Jessen, iIoetzle. II
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Reds Get Sp1tball Artist

MONTREAL Oct i7.-Robert couchman. 4 anti
5al pitcher drafted By Montreal from Davenport,
u tho price paid By tho Montreal club for Mo
Jr1neJ. ~ ''"
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Banquet for Veterans.

NEW HAVEN Conn. Oct l7-"Pat"
Corbin. the captain OF the famous eleven
lnnt twenty-five gears ago rolled up gag
points against It's opponents o. has ar
rahscd Tor a dinner here next week OF
an IN" members Of the team still IIy-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
Two Promising Games.

In the second flight of eastern elevens
ine two most promising games are La
iayettc VS. Swarthmore and Dartmouth
vs.. Williams. Both Lafayette and
S~arthmorc played Pennsylvania on sue
ceedinG Saturdays. being defeated 10 and
20 10 o, respectively. Allowing for the
weeks Improvement gained by Swarth-
more before being called upon to face
me Quakcrs. II would appear az though
fae Two teams were about evenly
matched. Both Dartmouth and William
nave deieAted Vermont this season and,
using tha: game as basis OF compari-
son. thsIe appears TO be slight advan-
ase IN favor OF Dartmouth. WIIja ms
defeated Vermont 20 10 on October 4.
ana Dartmouth beat the same team 35
10 4 on October II. Williams however
strong Harvard team last SATURDAY. and
holding The Crimson in check until the
iin.i quarter OF the game Waiker's :
abilty 10 score via the aerial route aIso
rs factor that may determine victory
Inc Cailisie-Pittseurg and Navy Dick
ordinary ~
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Test for Michigan.

a pretty severe test * in store for
AiichiSan.s team tomorrow. Tosrs men,
beoiDc their usual shape at tlls time
OF year, tackle the Aggics from Lansing
The latter have been somewhat OF a dis
appointment IN their early games bu,
though they have lacked strength TO ad
vance the bail as rapidly az their lend
crs would like. their defense is reported
good. Yost himself is reported hazy as
10 the makeup OF his backfeld
Combating feeling OF overconfidence
among their men. Illinois Goa ches look
crn With Just a trace OF fear. saw Iats
reports from Crbana, The same HIS
torlcal fact that Inspires dread among
inc ooVn-state generals tends to create
Tor last year. after a druohlng by. Purdue
.Nortnnestern. In a reversal OF form
tEHTnplcd all over tho nIin.
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Featherweights to Meet,

CINCINNATI O., Oct, 17.-It wac announced
mere To-Day mat johnny Kilbane Of Clorolnod tho
champon feathoFweiSht OF the world. and KNOCK
out Ma" OF u,is & lty had beou matched to mee,
10 ten-Eound boxing contest here on octo-