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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12

Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. n.-Three unde-
feated elevens will renew their drive
for the Western conference gridiron
championship tomorrow with the pos
sibility that one of the trio will be
eliminated as a contender. Wisconsin
with a record of five straight victories
will clash with Michigan at Madison
for the first time since 1905 in con-
test that promises to overshadow all
others in the midwest. These tradf-
tional rivals have been printing for
their clash for two weeks and Wiscon-
sin with eleven experienced veterans
in the field appears to observers to
have u slight advantage altho Michi-
gan threatens to spring a surprise.
Six other big ten teams will be In
actien. Chicago will invade Urbana
for the annual battle with Illinois.
while the undefeated Iowa eleven will
attempt to strengthen its claim to the
1871 title by engaging Indiana at Iowa
City. Indiana to date has engaged in
only one conference game and on
past performances. Iowa is expected
to score an easy triumph.
Ohio State. conquerer Of Michigan
and Chicago, will tackle Purdue at
Columbus.
Considering past performances, Chi
cago is figured to rout the 1llinoi to-
morrow and Ohio is expected to have
no trouble in running over Purdue
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
ONE KILLED, TWO SHOT
Continued from Par. Ono,

given clothing. He declared he did
not know his assailants.
Chief of Police Williams declared
crowds down town surpassed any cele-
bration of previous years The shoot
ing OF Mrs. Reed is blot on the city
and the celebration OF Armistice day
said Chief Williams.
We haven't enough jaii5 In Denver
to hold all the people who are Great
ing trouble. We have every policeman
in the city on duty. Tho crush on the
downtown streets tonight IS so great
that 1t Is impossible to arrest every
one who should be in Jail"
So great was the jam on Curtis
street along Movie Row. that 1t re-
Quired fifteen minutes for the police
ambulance to go from Fourteenth to
Seventeenth streets in response to .
call. Many persons wcro arrested.
charged with intoxication-
Henry Pardee Fl years old. was shot
in the shoulder and J. w. Hambelton,
35. was wounded in the leg tonight.
when a number OF Mexicans engaged
in revolver fight in the street at
Twenty-sixth and Larimer streets The
wounded men were watching the
fight. The police took eight Mexicans
to headquarters.
Mrs. Reed was shot thru the head.
She is the wife OF Joseph c. Reed a
city fireman OF Los Angeles. Besides
her husband. Mrs. Reed is survived
by two children, josephine. IA years
and George. II.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
,f06reA.E--
-, ~ak2Arsa

At Canon City-Canon City. ~: Pu-
eblo Central. o.
At Trinidad-Trinidad. Is: Pueblo
Centennial. IA.
At Florence-North Denver, 12: Flor
ence. Z.
At Fort Collins-Univ. of Denver. 2i;
Colo. Aggies. IA.
At Logan-Utah Aggies, 20; College
At La Junta--La Junta. Z: Lamar.
| Z.
At Portland. Maine-Bowdoin, 20;
Tufts, o.
AT Boise. Idaho. 81: Wyoming. 3.
At Ames. Iowa-Ames. Z; Kansas
| Aggies. o.
At GrinnelI, lowa-Grinnell. Ia: Cor
nell. 0.
At Cedar Rapids. Iowa-coe. IS;
Knox. 0.
At Decorah. Iowa-Luther. 80: Upper
Iowa, Z.
At Pasadena, Cal.-Pacific fleet, "a.
Camp Lewis. o.
At Bozeman-University OF Mon
tana, IA: Montana State College. Z.
At Corvallis, Oregon-Washington
State, College. z; Washington Aggies. O..
At Des Moines-Still College, z. st.
Ambrose college, z. ttie).
AT Oskaloosa. Iowa-Penn College,
6; Iowa State Teachers. IA.
AT Tucson, Ariz.-Iucson, so, DouS-
las. o.
At Phoenix, Ariz.-Phoenix High. 27;
FL Paso High. Z.
At Keokuk, Iowa-Ileokuk, Z; Fort
| Madison, 6.
At Hastings. Neb.-Hastings College,
liz; Cotner College of Lincoln. 0.
At Grand Island, Neb.-Nebraska
Wesleyan, IL; Grand Island College. 0.
At Aberdeen. e. D.-Yankton College,
| n. Aberdeen Normal q.
Texas University, "a; Mississippi a.
Howard Banc College. "a; Southwest
| ern u. Z.
Trinity University. Z; Daniel Baker
Dallas University. 8; East Texas
Normal, 3.
Baylor University. o1;. Simmons Col
lege. 0.
| At Georgetown-Marsha 4: George
| town, 0.
At Kearrey, Neb.-AIidland Univer-
lsity, 13; Kearney State Teachers Col
| legc, 0.
| At crate. Neb.-Doane College, 10;
York College, s.
Portland. Maine. Nov. 11.-Bowdoin'
20; Tufts. o.
At Waterloo. Iowa--Waterloo A. c.,
ia: Des Moines Hillsides, Q.
East Waterloo High, q; Marshali-
town High. 0. tTie)
| At Cedar Rapids, Ia.-Tcachers High
| II: Cedar Falls, 0.
! At Burlington. Ia.-Burlington Iiigh
s; Muscatino High, o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
TRINIDAD TAKES
HARD GRID BATTLE
Centennial Defeated 1914 in
Game Featured By Bril-
liant Plays

Centennial lost a hard game to the
Trinidad football eleven yesterday by
a score of 1914, the Trinidad gridsters
scoring was of the fluke order. Over
ton making an eighty-yard run for the
first touchdown after he mad recovered
Ia Centennial tumble. The Centennial
team suffered losses thru continued
in striking distance to scoring as thc
result of excelling their opponents IN
forward passing. were unable to cross
the line, either tru losing the breaks In
the game or an incompleted pass.
Trinidad's scores were made on a
touchdown and goal II. the first quarter,
a placement kick in the second quar-
ter, and an end run by Overton for oo
yards for a touchdown in the third
quarter, Trinidad missing the goal
kick. Centennial resorted to straight
football in the first and second quar-
ters scoring a touchdown in each quar-
ter ard kicking goal on both occasions
The second half OF the game the Bull
dogs threatened time and again but
were unable to cross the line.
Messer of the Trinidad eleven starred
for his team in punting, kicking goal
from the thirty-five yard line over the
goal, Clark falling on the ball. Over
tons two long runs, the first for eighty
yards and the second for fifty yarcs
were the outstanding features of the
hard struggle.
Centennial put up a valiant defense
against their opponents and excei'co
them in aerial work but with a weak
ened team and some hard luck when
could not overcome the two point lead
of Trinidad.
Centennial $500 9iie
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
Promoters and Boxers
TO Form Or1dnisati0n

New York. Nov. 1i.-Plans for the
formation of state organization of
boxing promoters, managers, boxers.
seconds and boxing fans. were under
way here today as the result OF a
night.
Senator James A. Walker, author
of the present state boxing law, made
the principal address. The name fed
Grafton OF professional sports was
suggested fot the organization which
Its founders hope will eventually de-
veiop into national body.
Billy Gibson. who presided at the
meeting, called attention to the fact
that those connected with the boxing
profession were the only successful
group of business men in the United
States who did not have an organiza-
ton of some kind to represent them
and to protect their interests.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
NORTH DENVER WINS
ON SPECTACULAR PLAY
Special to the chieftain.

Special to the Chieftain.
Florence. Colo. Nov. l1.-Long. North
Denver high school eleven's left end.
a one armed player. won the game for
Denver here today when he made a
Sensational touchdown. Tho teams
were battling in mid d-neld: the ball
was snapped back and the lines met.
but Long strategically slipped out
from the struggling mass of arms and
legs. snatching the bali from the air
In forward pass. raced 5o-yards
across the goal for a touchdown, scor-
ing victory for his team.
The Denver eleven snatched the vic
tory from the local team in the final
| three-minutes Of play. winning the
game 12-7.
In the first quarter neither team
| was able to score. In the second per lod.
North Denver pushed the ball across
| from the s-yard line. Carruthers car
| rying the pigskin.
few minutes later Florence drove
the visitors to the 5-yard line. blocked
an attempted kick. Salmon recovered
the ball and scored. Florence kicked
goal. From then until Long made his
stellar catch and 50-yard run. neither
team scored and Florence maintained
its one point lead over the Denver
eleven.
Time again in the third period. Flor
ence threatened to score, carrying the
| ball to the onc-yard line. where they
were held for downs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
FOOTBALL GAMES

Urbana, Ill.-Chicago vs. Illinois.
Madison, wis.-Michigan vs. wiscon-
sin.
Iowa City. Ia.-1ndiana VS.. Iowa.
Columbus, O.-Purdue VS.. Ohio
State.
Ames, Ia.-Ames VS.. Kansas Aggies
Columbia. Mo.-Oklahoma VS., Mis-
souri,.
Lincoln, Neb.-Kansas vs. Nebraska
st. Louis, Mo.-Tulane VS.. Washing
ton.
South Bend, Ind.-Haskell VS.. Notre
Dame.
Indianapolis Aggies VS.
Butler.
Grinnell. Ia.-Cornsll VS.. Grinncll.
Birmingham, Ala.-Centre vs. Au-
burn.
Milwaukee. wis.-North Dakota VS.
| Marquette.
Waukesha, wis.-Northwestern Col
lege VS.. Carroll
Cleveland, O.-Oberliu VS.. Case.
New York-Ohio Univ. VS.. Columbia
Boston-Boston Univ. vs. Norwich.
Brunswick-Bowdoin College VS.
Tufts College.
New York-Columbia Univ. VS.. Chic
University
Ithaca-Cornell Univ. vs.. Springfield
Cambridge-Harvard University VS.
worccster-Ioly Cross vs.. Colby
College.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coll vs. Delaware
Observation-Disclosures College vs.
| Fordham.
! New York-New York Univ. VS.. Rut.
gers College.
New York-Pennsylvania vs.. Dart.
mouth College.
| Philadelphia-Penn State VS.. L. S
| Naval Academy.
| MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Washing
| ton and jefferson.
Swarthmore-Swarth Colleg'
va Johns Hopkins Univ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Univ. VS.. Col
gate.
New Havcn-Yale Univ. VS.. Prince
ton Univ.
Corvallis-Orcgon 4sggics VS.. Wash
ington State.
Boise-Idaho VS.. Kansas.
Stanford-Stanford vs.. Nevada.
Berkeley-California vs. Washing.
ton.
Butte--Utah Aggies vs. Montana
Mines.
Salt Lakc-Utah vs. Colorado.
Denver-Colorado College vs. Colo
RADIO Mines.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
ELIMINATION OF ONE CONTENDER FOR
WESTERN CONFERENCE Title P RORAHLE TO-DAY

but observers. while giving Wisconsin
the edge expect a battle royal from
the Wolverines that may result in an
upset. The Badgers already have
crushed Illinois. Northwestern and
Minnesota, while Michigan has tri-
umphed over Illinois and lost to Ohio.
Both the Badgers and Wolverines
with two weeks of rest are in perfect
condition for the contest.
The powerful Notre Dame eleven
will have the chance to score its third
triumph within a week tomorrow when
1t meets the Haskell Indians at South
Bend. Notre Dame walloped the army
last Saturday and cleaned up on Rut-
gers on Tuesday. Another Indiana
contest Will bring together the Michi-
gan Aggies and Butler at Indianapolis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
TREATY RATIFICATION
tconunued from P,x. one,

tConunued from P2gs OnsN
The exchanges complete the immc-
diate steps OF bringing about q Hun
diate steps of bringing about state OF
peace with the former enemy powers,
altho a Hungarian American treaty is
yet to be completely accepted in Buda-
pest.
The administra ton is understood to
be prepared next to move toward es-
tablishing full diplomatic relations
with Germany and Austria by appoint
ing ambassadors setting up consula r
machinery and negotiating supplement
tary agreements, such az commercial
conventions. and extradition treaties.
The treaties are based on tho Porter
Knox resolution enacted early last
summer and reserves to tho United
States several of the terms and clauses
of the Versailles treaties
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
CANON CITY TEAM 0VERWHELMS
CENTRAL HIGH IN FOOTBALL

McDonough and Robinson who re-
peatedly broke thru the lines for touch
downs and F'rier and Halstead did
brilliant work both in the line smashes
and open field running. Robinson and
Frier, each carried the ball for scores
and McDonough and Halstead each
scored twelve points with their touch
downs. Steely proved a big factor in
the teams aggressiveness.
The local team scored in every quar-
ter but the third, the Central team
showing their best squirt during the
third quarter when they held the To-
cal team scoreless, but again during
the final session Canon started its
march towards the goals with good
regularity for touchdowns.
The Canon team has been defeated
but once this year and this came In
the first game of the season with
Florence. In return game the locals
vindicated their only defeat this year
and have defeated two Of the strong
Denver high school elevens this year.
The playing of the losing team.
showed three strong men for Central
who did good work for the defeated
Puebloans. Pomelio, Badovinac and
McCrillis starred for CentraIs team.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
EASTERN FOOTBALL INTERESTS
CENTER IN GAME AT new HAVEN

New York. Nov. 11.-Football classics
Of major and minor degree hold the
center of the eastern gridiron tomor-
row afternoon. For the first time this
season intersectionalfsm is almost en-
tirely lacking and interest will hinge
on tho struggles which in some cases
date their initial conflict back three
overshadowing all other battles is
the Yale-Princeton game at New Hav-
en- altho the Mayhem State, Syra-
cuse-Colgate, Pennsylvania Dartmouth,
Harvard Brown. Amherst Williams,
Washington and Jefrerson-P Ptttsburg
weeleyan-Union and Villa Nova Army
clashes are all more than Of passing
football interest. In Princeton the
undefeated Yale eleven faces its hrst
real opponent. notwithstanding the
string OF victories accumulated by Ell
this fall. including the IA to triumph
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
Special to the Chieftain.

Special to the Chieftain.
Canon City, Nov. 11.-Before a crowd
OF nearly 5000 football enthusiasts.
the Pueblo Central high school eleven
fell before the onslaught of the Canon
City team here today, the Canonites
holding the visitors scoreless and add
ed to the impressive Armistice cere-
monies by winning 42-0. Armistice day
was celebrated here by the cessation
of all business, general display OF
the national colors and impressive pat
riotic exercises in which the Ameri-
can Legion, students and prominent
citizens took IN active part.
The Canon City eleven outclassed
their opponents thruout the game and
at no period during the contest did the
Central team threaten to score. Six
touchdowns were made by the Canon
City eleven and six times Koener. star
toe man for the local aggregation,
booted the ball across the bars for the
additional counter. Besides starring
in his goal kicking, Koener managed
on nearly every kickoff to return the
pigskin for a good return Of ground
into the Central territory.
Central seemed to be unable to stop
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
LAMAR AND La JUN1A
BATTLE TO EVEN TERMS
Special to The chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
La Junta. Colo. Nov. u.-LAmar
tied with La Junta today in the hard
est fought feottal, struggle witnessed
here, the rcore oncing ~.
The game was dc sperately contested
from the frs: quarter to tho final ses-
sion and boti, teams hoped for victory
in this game that would decide the
championship OF the Arkansas Valley
league.
La Junta opened the game with 4
series of plunges and was first to
score, making. twelve first downs dur
ing the struggle to Lamar's three. La
mars score was the result Of a fluke
in the third quarter. the local eleven
scoring in the initial quarter on line
plunges of the hard smashing straight
football tactics. Both teams fought
hard. and time was called frequently
for injured players.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12

over the army, the fact remains that
in none of these games has the blue
been opposed by a team OF the Tigers
caliber. A triumph ,ver old Nassau
would eliminate any doubt regarding
the rejuvenation of the bull dog. Yale
possesses a remarkable amount OF
gridiron material much of exceptional
merit but the majority of the players
are young both in years and expert
ence.
Against this really formidable eleven,
the Tigers will send a veteran team,
tried ard tested in both victory and de-
feat.
There appears to be little choice in
the lines and it is likely that unless
Yale is overawed by the camouflaged
attack OF the Tigers, the game VIII
settle down to a bitter. long drawn out
battle in which the breaks of the play
will decide the winner.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
HARRY GREB EASILY
OUTPOINTS B. SHADE

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. Hilary Greb.
of Pittsburg. was given the newspaper
decision over Billy Shade of San Fran
cisco in tcn-round bout here tonight.
Greb weighed in at l6l pounds and
Shade at 112.
Greb outpointed Shade thruout.
Babe Moran of New York outpointed
Rube Battell of Pittsburg in six
round go according to the concensus of
sport writer's. Moran weighed 125 and
Battell 129.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
Lamar Stages Good
Armistice Day Card

An enthusiastic boxing program was
held ut Lamar In connection with the
Armistice Day celebration.
Two fast preliminaries opened the
card. followed by one round knock
out Of Kid Damn by Badly McLain OF
Fort Lyons. Young Wilson took a six
round decision over Jake Woods and
Dewey Smith OF Eads was given n
draw with Kid Macke OF Pueblo in
their eight rounder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
RED CROSS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Red Cross also maintains a profess
sional nurse and expert In matters re-
lating to public health who gives all
of her time TO work among the chill
dren in country schools. and In In
spection OF the sanitary health condi-
tions surrounding the country school
pupils. This year because of the
Pueblo flood and to save the people
of Pueblo this expense the National
Organization win finance this work
ut cost of s2.00S
Tho total amount expended by the
Chapter during the year in ali de-
partments of its work is s1s,452.42,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
STAR ATHLETE INJURED

Chicago. ILL.,. November 1o--uorrv
Goelitz. 2S years old. former tsniyer-
sity of Illinois track star and member
of the 1920 American Olympic team.
was severely injured today when he
was caught between road roller and
n cement block while working on n
paving job. One of his legs was
crushed. Goelitz was foreman for
his father, IA pavement contractor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
COLLEGE
DECLINES INFITAT7ON

Easton. Pennn.. Nov. 1o.-Lafayette
college tonight declined the invitation
of the chamber of commerce OF Dallas.
Texas. to meet the winner OF the
/ southwestern conference in an inter-
sectional football game in that city
| on New Years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
IOWA STATE COLLEGE
DEFEATS KANSAS AGGIES

Ames. Ia, Nov. 11.-Iowa State Col
lege won a Missouri Valley Conference
game from Kansas Aggies to here
today. Ames scored its only touch
down in the third period. Young passed
to Curry for first down on the Kansas
l27 yard line. Gaylord lost two yards
on an end run. Young passed to Hig'
gins over the Kansas right half back
for a touchdown. Young kicked goal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
STECHER WINS WREST-
LING MITCH ON POINTS

Columbus, Neb., Nov. 11.-Joe Stech-
er, former heavyweight wrestling
champion, was given the decision on
points over charles Peters in their
bout here this evening. the match be-
ing called after an hours wrestling
with neither man securing u fall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
MABEL NORMAND IN The Slim Princess
GOODWIN

This delightful farce has been pic-
turized with Mabel Normand as the
gay little princess whose ninety-ciSht
pounds made her taboo with both
sexes.
See 1t at the Palm theatre tomor-
row. It's a picture that everybody
thin or fat-wih revel in.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12

When George AIDES musical comedy.
The Slim Princess started its phe-
stage career, audiences were
convulsed by his whimsical concep-
tion OF an Oriental country where wo-
men were esteemed for their weight.
and no girl under 200 pounds had much
chance of winning n husband.