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b 6 THE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY OCTOBER 241909 241909NEWS 24 1909 1909A 1909ADOUBLE
A DOUBLE PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS CONTAINING
GRANITE IE ELEVEN ELEVENOUTPUTS ELEVENOUTPLAYS ELEVENOUTPLAYS
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Team TeamOPEN TeamOPEN TeamOPEN
OPEN PLAY USED ENTIRELY ENTIRELYLEGGRON ENTIRELYLEGGRON ENTIRELYLEGGRON
LEGGRON AND SUTHERLAND AC ACCOUNT ACCOUNT ACCOUNT ¬
COUNT FOR SCORES SCORESIn
In one of the greatest t games of football footballever
ever witnessed on the new Granite field fieldthe fieldthe fieldthe
the Granite football team Saturday after afternoon atterroon afternoon ¬
noon defeated defeated the Ogden eleven to the thetune thetune thetune
tune of 12 1 to 0 It was spectacular spectacularthroughout spectacularthroughout spectacularthroughout
throughout with pretty plays and the theknowledge theImowledge theknowledge
knowledge of the game was exhibited by byboth byboth byboth
both teams in splendid style styleThe styleThe styleThe
The victors made their first score by a agoal agoal agoal
goal from placement after thirtythree thirtythreenjfiiUteH thlrt thirtythreefljlInUteR three threemiliutes
njfiiUteH of play in the first half In the thesecond thesecond thesecond
second half they made one touchdown and andmade andmade andmade
made another r goal from placement placementOgden placementOgden placementOgden
Ogden played good football but was wasoutclassed wafoutlassed wasotelaesed
outclassed in the fine points In the first firsthalf flltlthalt firsthalf
half the visitors succeeded in getting the theall thet11
111 all on Granites twentyfive yard line lineA lineA lineA
A trial at a placement failed In the theE thefond
E fond rond half the ball was In the visitors visitorstrrltory visitorstrrrlto visitorsVrritory
trrltory trrrlto In all but for a few econds of ofna otIJay ofpiay
IJay na > when they tJle again succet i in get gett getting get11mg
t ting ng the oval within range of u placement placementKal
Kal The attempt failed like the first firsthowever firsthwCer firsthwever
however howeverThe
The game throughout was run on the theopen thepen theCefl
open field work Except for a split buck buckin
in the third down of the second half halfhleh halfwhlrh halfahicli
hleh netted the Granite school 30 yards yardsail ards ardsail
ail au the gains were ere made by b forward fonlardIasses forwardlasses
1 lasses asses and short kicks Granite worked workedtiie
tiie t 1le forward pass to perfection and andt andttowed andowed
t ttowed ho wed a great deal of improvement over overtl overnr overII
tl nr > play against the Salt Lake Ili I11h I11hS h hs
s hool the past week weekThe weekTh weekThe
The Th back field of the Granite team is isthe Isthe isthe
the best that ever represented tho school schoolIn
In LegGron the school < < hool has one of the themost themost theElost
most consistent ground gainers ever seen seenin seenthe
in the thphhh high school class in the state lIe Hes lIeIs lIeIs
Is s a Inrd line hitter and advances the
1 111 ill through a mixed field with wonder wonderful ¬
ful skill In Ashton the Granite team has hasa
a man who will make a hard fight for forfirst tortirst forfirst
first place in an all high school team the thet theiming
t jmlng fall From the tlmp the ball is issnapped Ismapped Issnapped
snapped until the referees whistle stops stopst stopste
t te c play he is fighting and is never down downi downnUl downritil
i ritll the opposing team is piled up several severaldiep severalcep severaldep
diep diepGranite depGranite cep cepGranite
Granite won the toss and kicked to toOgden toOgden toOgden
Ogden The style of the game was shown shownwhen shownhen shownwhen
when hen on the first play pIa Ogden tried a aforward aJrward afrward
forward pass which went wide and Gran Granie
He ie was given the ball on Ogdens 30yard 30yardIne 30yardlne JOardHne
Ine After a few line bucks Granite at attempted attempted attempted ¬
tempted a forward pass but missed Og Ogter OgJen Oger
ter er then kicked to Granite On the first firstdown firstdown firstdown
down Sutherland of the Granite team teammade teammade teammade
made a 45yard run from a forward pass passfrom pnsafom passfrom
from Ashton On a bad pass Granite lost lostthr lostthl lostt
thr t ball which went rolling down the thefield theflld thefkld
field for a touchback touchbackGranite touchbackGranite touchbackGranite
Granite kicked out to Ogden and this thisgave thisgavE thisgave
gave the Isltors their only anI chance for fors
s oring during th entire half Oldham Oldhamtrifd OldhamtId OkThamtrtd
trifd a goal from a placement but missed missedard mlseed1nd missedtfll
ard Granite received the ball By three threeBU threeR1rrssive
BU R1rrssive oessive long runs Granite advanp adlnca ° f the theball theball theball
ball to Ogdens 25yard line and Suther Sutherland Suther11nd Sutherhnd ¬
land kicked a goal from placement mak makn making
ing n g r the score 3 to 0 With only three min minv mm mmts
v tos s to play piA Granite tore through the theAlsttors thevlsltors thevsttors
Alsttors line at will and succeeded In Injrr InCtting ingc1ting
jrr gc1ting ttinp the ball on their 10yard line when whenth
th > half ended
Second Half HalfThe Halffhe HalfThe
The second half was filled with sen sensitonal senS
sitonal S plays and long runs Ogden OgdenKit OgdenIjkld Ogdenkicked
Kit kicked ked to Granite LcgGroan advanced the theI thetall
I tall all < 30 0 yards ards through a broken field On Ontie Ont1l Onthe
tie first down Ashton carried the ball on ona ona ona
a split buck through Ogdens line netting nettinga
a gain of 45 yards ards With Ith one more line linebu linebwk line1U4It
bu bwk k Granite placed the pigskin on Og
dens 25yard line and Sutherland SutherlandMcked Sutherlandklckpd Sutherlandhicked
Mcked a second goal from placement placementmaking placementmaking placementmaking
making the score 6 to 0 0Granite OGranite 0Granite
Granite kicked to Ogden On the first firstclown firstdown firstdown
down Ogden returned the kick On the thefirst th thfirst thfirst
first down for Granite on a double for forward torward forward ¬
ward pass from Ashton to LegGron th thtolored tholored Uicolored
colored boy carried the ball for a 45yard 45yardi
i Il1 an to a touchdown Sutherland kicked kickedthr kickedthl
thr goal Score 12 1 to 0 0The OThr 0The
The next few minutes of play gave Og Ogfn Ogchn
chn < Jt fn n their only anI chance to score during the
half Moran tried for a goal from a ajlacement al1acement aplacement
placement LegGron grabbed the oval as asit asit asit
it passed a few inches under the cross crossliar crosslar crossar
liar ar and by b knocking the Ogden players playeranght plaeratght playerstgit
nght and left carried the ball for a 75 75vard i5ard 75ard
ard run Granite again tried for a goal goalfrom goalfrm goalfrom
from a placement but missed The half halft haltnded halfnded
t nded with the ball in the possession of ofuranite ottirantte of6ranlte
uranite on Ogdens 89yard 3ard IIrd line lineThe llneThe lineThe
The Lineup LineupOgden LineupOgden LineupOgden
Ogden Granite
Stone r re Miller Milleratson MillerHampton ll1lerVatson
atson rt Hampton HamptonSample lIamptonSample HamptonPratt
Sample rg Pratt PrattPmlth PrattI1lth PrattWhite
Pmlth I1lth C White Whitei WhiteChambers hlte hltel
i Smith Ig Chambers Chambersthecketts Chambershecketts ChambersheckettsIt
thecketts heckettsIt It Morgan MorganJohnson MorganRynearson lorganJ
Johnson J oh nson 1 Ie Rynearson Rees ReesOldham ReesOldham fleesUldhaxn
Oldham Moran Moranqb qb Southerland
Boyle Ihb LegGron
JVans l Lvans vans rhb Hamilton
Douglas fb b Ashton Ashton1rn
Umpire tmplrcBen 1rn pireBen Ben Harker Referee RetereeOscar Oscar
Gingrich Head linesman Unl8manJudge Judge George l lB
ci Armstrong Time of halves halves35 35 38 301urhdownsGranIte
Touchdowns furhdownsGranlte Granite LeeGron Lto ron Goals
from placement placementGranite Granite Sutherland
YOSTS MEN JUST NOSE NOSEOUT NOSEOUT NOSEOUTMARQUETTE
OUT OUTMARQUETTE MARQUETTE 65 65Milwaukee 651l1waukee 65Milwaukee
Milwaukee Oct 23 Michigan S had on onof one 000of oneof
of the narrowest escapes of its career careertoday careertoda careertday
today toda when the Wolverine eleven defeat defeated ¬
ed d Marquette 6 to 5 in one of the most
trllliant games the Michigan eleven ever everlaved everj
j layed With the exception of the first firstt firsttn firsttn
t tn n minutes of the game th > two elev elevtns elevns
tns C ns were on exactly even terms In the thescond th thsoond theseond
scond half the play was almost entirely Er > tirel tirelh
i h < Michigans half of if the gridiron
HARVARD VICTOR VICTORIN
IN RAGGED PLAY PLAYBrown
Brown Attack Is Savage but butthe butthe butthe
the Crimson Line LineHolds LineHolds LineHolds
Holds HoldsCambridge HoldsCambridge HoldsCambridge
Cambridge Mass Oct 23 23ln In a rag raggedly raggedly raggedly ¬
gedly played game this afternoon Har Harvard Harvard Haryard ¬
vard defeated Brown 11 to 0 the home hometeam hometeam hometeam
team scoring In each half and twice twicesuccessfully twicesuccessfully twicesuccessfully
successfully defending its own goalwhen goal g031when goalwhen
when touchdowns by the visitors visitorsseomed visitorssoomed visitorsseemed
seemed almost inevitable inevitableForward InevitableForward inevitableForward
Forward passes were carried off more moresuccessfully moresuccelJBtully moresuccessfully
successfully than In any other game pomeon
on Soldiers field this reason season Harvard Harvardoutklckcd Harvardoutltlcked Harvardoutlcicked
outklckcd Brown andlthe and the crimson line linewhen linewhen linewhen
when fully fQIl realizing their elr danger stif stiffened stlttened stiffened ¬
fened better than in any other game gameso
80 far farBoth farBoth farBoth
Both scores came within a short time timeafter timeafter timeafter
after the Harvard goal had been threat threatened threatened threataced ¬
ened In the first half Frothingham in inHarvards InHanards Inharvards
Harvards back field dropped a punt punton
on Harvards thirtyfiveyard line from fromwhich fromwhich fromwhich
which point Brown pushed the ball to tothe tothe tothe
the twoyard line where the ball was waslost waslost waslost
lost on downs downsAfter downsAtter downsAfter
After an exchange of punts Harvard Harvardsecured Harardsecured Harvardsecured
secured the ball on Browns twenty twentyfiveyard twentyt1veyard twentyfiveyard
fiveyard line qnd Minot by succes successive successive successive ¬
sive plunges carried it over for the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first score scoreThis scoreThis scoreThis
This action was repeated in the sec second second second ¬
ond half but this time Brown managed managedto
to get within a foot of the Harvard Harvardchalk Harvardchalk Harvardchalk
chalk line before reluctantly relinquish relinquishing ¬
ing the ball on downs Minot carried carriedthe
the ball over the second and last score scorefor scorefor scorefor
for Harvard The goal was missed missedE
E Brown of Harvard snapped a ten tend
d i and will be out of the game for fortle fortLe fortLe
tle rest of the year yearThe yearThe yearThe
The Lineup LineupHarvard LineupHarvard LineupHarvard
Harvard Position Brown BrownHouston DrownHoustonLE BrownHouston
Houston HoustonLE L E Ashbaugh AshbaughMcKay AShbaughllcKay AshbaughMcKay
McKay or HooperL T Kratz KratzL KratzLWithingtonLG
L WithlnetonLG I G Ayler AylerP AylerPWithingtonC
P PWithingtonC Withington C c Sisson SissonFisher SissonFisher SissonG
Fisher RG R G Corp CorpFish CorpFish CorpRacquet
Fish R T Racquet RacquetG
G Browne BrowneRE R E Regnier RegnlerOFlaherty RegnierOFlaherty RegnierOFlahortyQ
OFlaherty OFlahortyQ Q B Sprackllng SprackllngFrothingham SprackllngFrothlnghamL SpracklingFrothinghamLH
Frothingham FrothlnghamL L H Young YoungP
P Smith or Long R H McKay McKayMinot McKayHigh McKayMinot
Minot F B High
TIGER FOREBODINGS OF OFDEFEAT OFDEFEAT OFDEFEAT
DEFEAT PROVE TOO TRUE TRUEPrinceton TRUEPrinceton TRUEPrinceton
Princeton N J Oct 23 Princetons 23Princetonsfootball IPrlncetonsfootball Princetonsfootball
football team met defeat de teat hero this after afternoon atternoon afternoon ¬
noon when Lafayette won by the score scoreof scoreof scoreof
of 6 to 0 Neither side scored in the thafirst thefirst thefirst
first half but the team from Easton EastonPa
Pa was strong and won out in the fi final final final ¬
nal half halfOn halfOn halfOn
On one of those sudden plays character characterizing characterIzing characterizing ¬
izing new football Frank Irmschler a nsecond asecond asecond
second substitute right halfback on the theLafayette theLataette theLafayette
Lafayette college team caught the ball ballon ballon ballon
on a bound in the last minute of play playafter pla plaaftlr playafter
after Cunninghams try for a drop kick kickhad kickhad kickhad
had been blocked and ran ninety yards yardsfor yardsfor yardsfor
for a touchdown tou hdo > wn making possible a La Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette ¬
fayette victory over Princeton by the thescore th thscore thescore <
score of 6 to 0
ELI YALE BOWLS OVER OVERCOLGATE OVERCOLGATE OVERCOLGATE
COLGATE BY LARGE SCORE SCORENew
New Haven Conn Oct 23 3Yale Yale de defeated deteated dofeated ¬
feated Colgate this afternoon 36 to 0 0making Omaking 0making
making five touchdowns five goals goalsfrom goalstrom goalsfrom
from touchdowns and two goals from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the field The field goals were both bothmade bothmade bothmade
made by Coy in the first half It was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the first time since 1888 that a Yale Yaleman Yaleman Yaleman
man has kicked two goals from the thefield thefield thefield
field in the same game Philbin made madetwo madetwo madetwo
two touchdowns after long runs the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first a fortyyard dash and the other otherfiftytwo othertlftytwoyards otherfiftytwo
fiftytwo tlftytwoyards yards
PENNSY AND PENN PLAY PLAYEACH PLAYEACH PLAYEACH
EACH TO STANDSTILL STANDSTILLPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Oct 23The University of ofPennsylvania otPennsylvania ofPennsylvania
Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania State Statecollege Statecollege Statecollege
college played a tic football game here herethis herethis herethis
this afternoon 3 to 3 both sides making makingtheir makingtheir makingtheir
their scores in the second half halfPennsylvania haltI halfPenraylvania
I Pennsylvania was tied last year 6 to
6 by the Carlisle Indians
CORNELL COR ELL USES OPEN PLAY PLAYTO PLAYTO PLAYTO
TO DEFEAT VERMONT VERMONTIthaca
Ithaca N Y Oct 23 23Cornell Cornell defeated defeatedVermont dateatedVermont defeatedVermont
Vermont 16 to 0 today by the use of ofopen ofopen ofopen
open football tactics In spite of a driz drizzle drizzle thiszle ¬
zle which continued throughout the thegame thegame thegame
game the forward pass and the triple triplepass triplepass triplepass
pass were used accurately and effec effectively etrectlvely effectlvely ¬
tlvely
DENVER U AND SOUTH SOUTHDAKOTA SOUTHDAKOTA SOUTHDAKOTAABOUT
DAKOTA DAKOTAABOUT ABOUT EVEN EVENDenser EVENDener EVENDenver
Denser Oct 23 23Denver Denver university unht > rslty de defeated deteated defeated ¬
feated the South Dakota University eleven elevenhere elevenhere elevenhere
here today by a score of 10 to 0 The Thegame T Tgame Thegame
game was an unfortunate one for th thDakota thDakota thDakota
Dakota team In that it gained a near neartouchdown neartouchdown neartouchdown
touchdown on several occasions only to tobo tobo tobe
bo fought back by the superior playing playingof
of the Denver team
PRACTICE FOR STANFORD STANFORDLos
Los Angeles Oct C3 3Leland Leland Stanford Stanforduniversity Stanforduniversity Stanforduniversity
university defeated the Castaways 41 to
0 In a rugby game today The gam gamwas gamwas gamwas
was little more than practice for the var varsity varslty varsity ¬
sity players who scored almost at will willOnly willOn willOnly
Only On once was the Cardinal goal threat threatened threatened threatened ¬
ened and then the try was not allowed allowedbecause allowedbecaU58 allowedbecause
because of a forward pass
TIGERS OFF FOR CUBA CUBApetrolt CUBApetrolt CUBApetroit
petrolt Oct 23 23Wlth With Outfielder OutfielderMatty Outtlelderfatty OutfielderMatty
Matty McIntyre In the role of manager managera
a dozen members of the Detroit Amen American Amencan ¬
can league team left here tonight for forHavana forII
II I Havana Cuba to meet two Cuban ball ballteams banteams ballteams
teams In a series serl s of twelve games
ALL RE RECORDS ORDS fOR ROAD RA RACING RACINGSMAS11ED INfi INfiSMASHED
SMASHED BY PORTOLA WINNER
Oakland CaL Oct 23 23EcUpslng Eclipsing the
fastest record ma maie < e in the Vanderbilt Vanderblltcup
cup race and maintaining a speed of ofSixty otsixty ofsixty
Sixty miles throughoutat at times ne negotiating negoUatlng negOtiating ¬
gotiating the twentymile course In
less than twenty minutes minutesthe the Pope PopeHartford PopeHartford PopeHartford
Hartford car No NO4 4 driven by Jack
Fleming won the 250mile Portola Portolar PortolarJad
t r rJad > ad race today with more than a lap
to spare over Its nearest competitors competitorsin
in the fast time of three hours fifty fiftyeight flttyeight fiftyeight
eight minutes and fifteen seconds secondsThroughout secondsThroughout
Throughout the race Fleming kept up upa
a terrific speed and with the exception exceptionof
of one lap negotiated by the Stearns Stearnscar
car No 15 in eighteen minutes and nine nineteen nineteen ¬
teen t en seconds the PopeHartford made madethe madethe madethe
the fastest time throughout throughoutTwo
Two cars were within two laps of ofthe atthe ofthe
the winner at the finish These were werethe werettJe werette
the Apperson No 13 driven by Harris HarrisHanshue HarriSHanshue HarrisHanshue
Hanshue and the Lozier No 12 driven drivenby
by Harry Michener The Apperson Appersonmade Appersonmade Appersonmade
made fine spurts trying to overtake the theHartford thelIartford theHartford
Hartford HartfordThe lIartfordThe
The Apperson car which had negoti negotiated negotiated negotiated ¬
ated a little less than eleven laps at atthe atthe atthe
the time the PopeHartford crossed the theline theline theline
line a winner was leading the Lozier LozierNo
No 12 by almost a lap Both finished finishedIn
In the order in which they had stood stoodwhen stoodwhen stoodwhen
when the PopeHartford won wonBesides wonDesldes wonBesides
Besides winning second place in the theiff thebig thebig
big iff event of the day daythe the 250mile race racethe racethe racethe
the Apperson car won the second secondrace secondrace secondrace
race negotiating the 210 miles in three threehours threeJJours threehours
hours twelve minutes and thirtythree thirtythreeseconds thirtythreescconds thirtythreeseconds
seconds secondsThe sccondsrhe secondsThe
The Lozier car was given second secondplace secondplaco secondplace
place in the second race racet
r
t
The PopeHartford won the first firstevent firstevent firstevent
event of seven laps lapsFleming lapsFleming lapsFleming
Fleming made by far the best time timeIn timeIn timein
In the second race as well but was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not ntered for that event and so socould socould socould
could not take the contest This led ledto ledto ledto
to some confusion and it was generally
believed that Fleming had won the thewhole thewhole thewhole
whole trio of races racesThe racesThe racesThe
The actual running time of the Pope PopeHartford PopeHartford PopeHartford
Hartford today was 6451 miles an anhour anhour anhour
hour breaking the worlds record es established establlshed estabhished ¬
tablished at Santa Monica of 6444 64 H and andthat andthat andthat
that of the Vanderbilt cup race of 6442 6442The 642The 6442The
The first car started promptly at 10 10oclock 10oclock 10oclock
oclock Fully 300000 spectators lined linedthe llnedthe linedthe
the route Many Man tents had been erected erectedand erectedand erectedand
and thousands of persons passed assed the thenight thenight thenight
night In these in order to get places placesnear placesnear placesnear
near the finish finishEight flnlsllEight finishEight
Eight companies of militia reported
for guard duty before the start wasmade wasmade was wasmade
made and the course was wa carefully carefullyprotected care carefullyprotected tully tullyprotected
protected from Intrusion IntrusionBut
But Two Deaths DeathsThe DeathsThe DeathsThe
The Knox car No 11 driven by Frank
Free left the course on Stanley road roadnear rOlldnear roadnear
near San Leandro and killed O H
Johnson a spectator who was stand
Ing beside his wle wife watching the racers raers
Free and his 11s mechanician Joe Robin Robinson ¬
son were thrown out of the car and
badly bruised bruisedAnother bruisedAnoter bruisedAnother
Another Anoter accident occurred when a ametal ametal
metal tire tre retaining ring rng of the Sun Sunset Sunset Sunset ¬
set came off of as the car cr rounded a turn turnand tmnand turnand
and flying tylng Into the crowd i fractured fracturedthe
the skull skul of a man named McKlttrick
It I is I believed beleved he will w1 die
I Sanpete Coun Couny y League Pennant Winners I
Ephraim Oct Oct 23 The above picture Is Isthat Isthat isthat
that of the Ephraim baseball basebal team pen pennant pennant pennant ¬
nant winner wnner of the Sanpete County 1 Iague Iaguetor ague aguefor aguefor
for 1909 10 The men from left lef to right art artMortensen ar arcMortensen
Mortensen Greaves GreavEs Peterson Thompson ThompsonThorp ThompsonThor ThompsonThorp
Thorp Thor Rasmussen Rasmussn Anderson II I Oulnn
R Q Qiinn unn nn A Hanson Hdnsan O Hanson Seated Seatedare
are M F Murray luray and Dr Otti Nielson Nielsontwo Nielsontwo Nielsontwo
two oldtimers oldtmers who helped the team In InIts InIt inIts
Its It winning streak streakFor streakFor streakFor
For the first time In five fve years year Eph Ephraim Ephraim Ephraim ¬
raim has had a team in the field feld a new newpark newpark newpark
park and ad lots of enthusiasm helping the thegauie thegaie
gauie along
Next season slason the same live lve organization organizationwill organizaton organizatonwi
will wi be In thp thl field New uniforms uniors will willbe wi willbe
be ready rad from th past seasons proceeds proceedsand
and the th field fld will w1 be fenced Ephraim Ephraimwill Ephraimwl
will wl be in tl tl tit 3 running rnning for a team in the theState theState theState
State league leagueIn leagp leagpIn
In the 1909 19 season fason but two games were werelost wer werelost
lost In the pennant pnnant race
FUMBLES AND PENALTES PENALTIES COSTLY COSTLYFOR OSTLYFOR
FOR UTAH AND fOLDEN GOLDEN MINERS WIN WINBY
BY HARRY HRRY HAMMOND HMMON REFEREE REFEREESpecial RREE RREESpecial REFEREESpecial
Special to The HeraldRepublican HeraldRepublicanThe HeraldRepublcan HeraldRepublcanThe
The UtahMines Utah nnes game gme was wa one of the most hotly hoty contested games that I have haveever haveever haveever
ever witnessed Both teams played playec excellent excelent football tootbal Maddocks team seemed semed to tobe tobe tobe
be masters of the new game and gained more ground than the Miners MinersThe 1lners 1lnersThe MinersThe
The only thing that marred mared th contest was wa the fumbling on Utahs part partTins partTls partThis
feat Tins Tls was apparent apparnt throughout tlu th entire entre game and was responsible rsponsible for their de defeat deteat defeat ¬
featUtah teat
Utah started out with a rush and scored on a place plac kick In the early eary part of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the game gae Then Tl1n came the costly cost fumble which allowed Spring to make his great greatsevontyfiveyard greatsvontynve greatseventyfIveyard
sevontyfiveyard svontynve ard run rn Although lhough Utah gained many more mor yards on shifting shiftng for formations tormatons forrnations ¬
mations matons and forward forard passes than did Golden they would lose lo the ball bal on a fum fumble fumble fumble ¬
ble time tme and time again after aCer they had earned nearly the length of the field fieldBoth tleldBoth fieldBoth
Both teams showed an excellent fighting spirit and good coaching
Special Specal to The HeraldRepublican HeraldRepublicanDenver
Denver Colo Oct Oct 23 2I 23It It was a lattle lattleof latte latteot
of giants at Union park this aftrnoon aftrnoonThe aCrnoon aCrnoonThe
The better beter team won and the Miners Miner made madethe madethe madethe
the last five fve of a 14to8 1to8 score In the last lastminute lastminute lastminute
minute of play Three Th features stood out outprominently outprominently outprominently
prominently in the game gamethe gamethe the line plung plunging plungIng plunging ¬
ing and a fortyfiveyard forfveyard run by the theMiner thelner theMiner
Miner lner captain captan for a touchdown th punt punting puntIng punting ¬
ing line lne hitting hittng and pull pul and haul game gameof gameof gameof
of Slattery Slate the Miners freshman won wonder wonder wonder ¬
der and the kicking and forward passing passingof
of Fullback Fulbak Loell Lel for Utah UtahFrom UtahFrom UtahFrom
From the first Mines cheer which shot shotacross shotacross shotacross
across the field until unt Douglas went over overthe overthe overthe
the line lne for the final tnal score excitement excitementwas exciement exciementwas
was intense The 3000 30 spectators stood stoodon
on the backs of their seats sat and tin tl thun thundering thundering thundering ¬
dering cheers chers that rolled roled across the field fieldshook fieldshook fieldshook
shook the stands standsIn
In spectacular work aside from the sen sensational senstonal sensational ¬
sational stonal run of Spring for a touchdown touchdownthe
the Mormons Morons showed to advantage advantage and andthe andthe andthe
the forward forard passing work with thre men menin menIn menin
in the play by Loell Lol was remarkal remarkallI 1 1It IIt >
It I was the oldtime oldtme drag drg and haul game gamethat gamethat gamethat
that won for the Miners MinersThere MinersThere MinersThere
There was a deal of fumbling fumblng in the thegnmp thegame thegame
game but the luck broke about even evenMaddock evenIaddock evenMaddock
Maddock insisted Insl ted on coaching his men menand menand menand
and as a result resul there were several ten tenyard Hmar tenyard
yard ar penalties penaltes administered administere wh whn n the theMormons thelorons theMormons
Mormons lorons could least afford aford to give up upground upgound upground
ground gound Curtlss Curtss and Maddock had warm warmwords warmwords warmwords
words on several occasions ocasions and the an anticipated antcpated anticipated ¬
ticipated tcpated love fest between btwen the sars of ofold ofold ofold
old Michigan Michiga when the Maze llaze and Blue Bluewas Bue Buewas Bluewas
was In her glory Jlory threatened disruption disruptionbefore disrupton disruptonbtore disruptionbefore
before btore the end of the game gameRivalry gme gmeRivalr gameRivalry
Rivalry Rivalr Is Strong StrongThere StrongTher StrongThere
There Ther Is I an oldtime oldtme grudge b btwen btwenUtah between betweenUtah twe n nUtah
Utah and the Mines ever since sinc ti men menfrom menfrom menfrom
from the Colorado school claimed to tohave tohave tohave
have suffered surterfd raw treatment at the th hands handsof
of the Mormons lorons In a game wher in th thMiners thUners thMiners
Miners were defeated several yea yeas ea s sago sagoand ago agoand agoand
and yesterdays game showed evlences evlencesoccasionally ev1encesoccasionally
occasionally occasionaly of bitterness bltterEss still stil felt tel On th thwhole the thowhole thewhole
whole the contest could not be Fid ald id to tob9 tob tobe
b9 b rough After Afer the first frst half hal ended ende with withthe wth wththe withthe
the score or 9 to 3 In favor of the Miners MinersMaddock 11nfrs 11nfrsladdok MinersMaddock
Maddock laddok took his men away off to the thewest thewest thewest
west end of the field ffld where he told them themthings themthing themthings
things while whie Curtiss Curtss was confnt to tf say saywhat sa sawhat saywhat
what thing he had to say sa to the Miners lners in front frontof
of the stands And what both of them themsaid themsaid themsaid
said was plenty plentyMaddock plentyMaddoek
Maddock was doing nil th talkire that
Utah was doing and when the red jer jerseyed jerseye jerseyed
seyed seye men from the west trotted trottd out on onthe onthe onthe
the field fild cheered chered by many backers it itcould Itcould itcould
could be guessed gu ssd that he had told them themenough themenough theftenough
enough The visitors were wer determined determinedand detrmined detrminedand
and their determination showed In the thefirst thefrst thefirst
first frst few minutes of the second half halfUtah hal halfUtah
Utah took advantage of playing of offered offered offered ¬
fered by the new ne rules rles while whie Golden con confined confined confined ¬
fined her hr play to the old game and the theold theold theold
old game gme won wonMen wonMen wonMen
Men of both teams tems showed lack of con condition conditon condition ¬
dition diton before btor the last half hal was over and andtime andtime andtime
time had to be b taken out frequently frequentlyUtah
Utah was penalized pnaJz d frequently frequenty both for foroffside forofside foroffside
offside ofside work and for coaching on the thepart thepart thepart
part of Maddock The Miners lners were pe penalized penalzed penahized ¬
nalized nalzed but twice twiceUtah twiceCtah twiceUtah
Utah worked like lke Trojans but It was no nouse nous nouse
use us Better Btter condition conditon of the men and andgood andgood andgood
good opening work on the part of the theGolden theGolden theGolden
Golden linemen lnemen and ends brought out the thefinal thefnal thefinal
final fnal touchdown and clinched clnched the game gameTwice gameTwic gameTwice
Twice Twic penalties penaltes were wer marked against againstUtah againstUtah againstUtah
Utah when the ball within the
whn bal was very veryshadow veryshadow efY efYshadow
shadow of the Miners goal posts postsUtah postsUtah postsUtah
Utah outweighed outweighe the Golden players playersbut
but the latter more than made up for this thisby thisby thisby
by their snappy snppy and better btt r fundamental fundamentalfootball fundamentalfootbal fundamentalfootball
football footballUtah footbal footballUtah
Utah scored fcorrd first In the first frst half Ilnl a aplace apla aplace
place pla kick by Loell Loe1 going squarely be between betwen between ¬
tween twen the posts pts Two other attempts attemptslater atemptl attemptslater
later by Utah Uth failed falel Then came Captain CaptainSprings CaptainSprings CaptainSprings
Springs Springs run rn following fo1oing an an intercepted for forward forward forward ¬
ward pass passUtah passUtah
Utah pss pssUtah scored sred a touchdown In the second secondhalf secondhlf secondhalf
half hlf partly prt by good god oldfashioned foot football footbl footbali ¬
ball bl but Golden succeeded suceded In getting gettng the theball theball
ball bal over for a second scond touchdown just as astime astme astime
time was called cled
tme calledThe
The Lineup LineupUtah LlneupUtah LineupUtah
Utah Mines MinesDoolittle MinesDoohittleH
Doolittle DoohittleH R E Gilbert GilbertShores Gibert GibertE GilbertE
Shores L E Marshall MarshallV larshal
V Ols > n R T Leadietter LeadietterHom Lead etter etterHom
Hom L 1 T Calvert CulvertChrlstensen CalvertChrlltenR CalvertChristensenB
Chrlstensen ChrlltenR ChristensenB R G M lprtas lprtasD Terts TertsD > rt ° s sD
D Olsen L G Cadot CadotKorns CadotKorns CadotOrtner
Korns C Ortncr OrtncrSchweitzer Ortnpr OrtnprSehweltzerL OrtnerSchweitzerL
Schweitzer SehweltzerL L H Spring SpringRomneyWalkerR SpringRomneyalkerR SpringRomneyWalkerR
RomneyWalkerR RomneyalkerR H I B Slattery SlatteryLoell Slatter SlatteryB
Loell F B Gr Gregg GreggB gs gsLove gJ
Love Q B Dyrenforth DyrenforthHalves DyrentorthHalvC DyrenforthHalves
Halves HalvC 25 mnutes mnutES each eachHammond eachHammond eachHammond
Hammond Michigan lUchlgan referee refereeGarr rtlre refereeGarrlls
Garr Garrlls > lls ls Michigan umpire umpireColton umpir umpireColton
Colton Colon Nebraska Nebrafka field feld Judge JudgeM judgeCarty judgeMCartv
M MCartv < Cartv Kansas hnd linesman
I FOOTBALL RE RESULTS ULTS I
At Denver DenverColorado Colorado School of Mines lne
14 1 University Universiy of Utah S SAt SAt SAt
At New Haven HavenYale Yale 36 Colgat 0 0At OAt 0At
At Pittsburg PlttsburgUnlverslty University of Pittsburg Plttburg
14 Carlisle Carlsle 4 4At 4At 4At
1 At Cambridge CambridgeHarard Cambridgeharvard Harvard 11 Brown 0 0At OAt 0At
At New ew York YorkFordham Fordham 21 Swarth Swarthmore Swarthmore Starthmore
more 3 3At 3At 3At
At West Point PolntAr PointArmy Army 18 Lehigh Lhigh 0 0At OI 0At
At Madison MadIsonWisconsin Wisconsin Isensln 6 Indiana IndianaAt Z ZAt
I At Milwaukee MiwaukeeMichigan MilwaukeeMichigan Michigan 6 Mar Marquette Marquette Marquette ¬
quette 5 5At 5 5At
At Ithaca IthacCornel16 IthacaCornell Cornell 16 Vermont Yermont 0 0At 0At
At Princeton PrlncetonLkfaette Lafayette 6 Prino PrnC ton 0 0At OAt 0At
At Philadelphia PlladelphlaUnlverly philadelphlaUniveraity University of P > nnsyl nnsylvania nnsylanla unsylvania
vania 3 Pennsylvania State Colleg > 3 3At 3At 3At
At Annaoolis Annauols Md MdUniversity University of Vir Virginia Virginia Yinginia ¬
ginia 5 Navy 0 0At OAt 0At
At Denver DelerDenver DenverDenver Denver University 10 South SouthDakota Sout SouthDakota
Dakota 0 0At OAt 0At
At Mobile MobieMedicos MobileMedicos Medicos 28 2 Southern Souter Unl UnlAt Universiy IJniversity
versity O OAt 0At
versiy At Knoxville Knoxvie Tenneorgla Tenn Georgia 0 Uni University Universiy University ¬
versity of Tennessee Tennesse 0 0At 0At 0At
versiy At Ames AmesAmes Ames 6 Missouri 6 6t 6At 6At
AmpAes
At t Manhattan Kan KanJansas KanKanSaS Kansas Stan Stt Ag Agricultural Agriculturl Agricultural ¬
ricultural riculturl College Coleg 60 6 Southwestern Southwester 0 0At OI 0At
At LincolnIowa 6 Nebraska 6 6At 6I 6At
I I At St St Louis LoulsSt LouisSt St Louis Lou Nebrsla s University Universiy 14 14Wabash 1 14Wabash
Wabash College 0 0At OAt 0At
At Lawrence Lawnc Colege Kan KanKansas Kansas 23 2 Wash Wasnington Washington VashIngton
ington University St Louis 0 0At oAt 0At
At Amherst AmherstDartmouth Dartmouth 12 Amn rat rstO rstOAt 0 0At 0At
At Andover AndovefHarard AndoverHarvard Harvard freshmen frshmen 5 Phil PhlllipsAndover PhillpsAndover PhillipsAndover
lipsAndover 0 0At OAt 0At
lpsAndover At Nashville NashvieVanderbit NashviileVaflderbiit Vanderbllt 17 Auburn Aubur 0 0At OAt 0At
At HartfordTrinity 13 Norwich Norich 5 5At 5At 5At
At HartorTrnlt WilHamstown Mass MassWliams MassWflliamS W illmms 33 33Massachusetts 3 33Massachusetts
Massachusetts Wliamstown Agricultural Colleg Coleg 6 6At G 6At
Iassachusett At Exeter Exter N Agculurl HPhilllpsExeter HPhilpsExeter 6 6Yale 6Yale 6Yale
Yale freshmen 0 0At OAt 0At
At MIddletown lddletow Conn ConnWeslean Wesleyan 27 27Hamilton 2 27Hamilton
Hamilton 0 0At OAt 0At
Hamion At Worcester Mass MassBowdoln Bowdoin 5 Holy HolyAt HolyCross HolyCross
Cross O OAt 0At
At South Bend Bnd Ind IndNotre Notre Dame 17 17Michigan 17Michiga 17Michigan
Michigan Michiga Suth Agricultural College Co1ege 0 0At OAt 0At
At Terre Haute HuteDe HauteDe De Puaw university unlvrsUy unlvrsUyG
6 Rose Polytechnic institute Insttute 8 8At 8 SAt
At New Orleans OrleansTulane Tulane university unlvellty 0 0Central 0Cental 0Central
Central University Unlv rslty of Kentucky Kentucky6At 6 6At 6At
Cental At Iiawranoe lawrnc Kan KanUnlverslty University of Kan Kansas Kaneas ICansas ¬
sas 23 2 Washington University Unher ty of St StLouis StLouis StLouis
Louis 0 0At OAt 0At
Louis
At Washington WashingtonGeorge George Washington Washlnl uni unlversltv universitY universitv
WashingtonGeorg
versltv lege versitY 0 6 Maryland Ir lad Agricultural Agiculurl col college college college ¬
At St Louis LouisDepaul LouisDepaul Depaul university univerity 8 8Barnes 8Barnes 3Barnes
Barnes university univerity 6 6At 6 6At
At Des Mom s Drake sDrake 16 Simpson 0 0At OAt 0At
At Spokane Spkan SpokaneWhitman Whitman Vhlman college olege 30 3 Uni University UnIversiy tntversity ¬
versity versiy of Idaho 6 6At 6At 6At
At Austin Austntnlverslty AustinUniversity University of Texas Texa 17 17Trinity 1 17Trinity
Trinity university 0 0At OAt 0At
At Rapid City CitySouth South Dakota DEkota school of ofmines ofmine ofmines
mines mine 5 Yankton college colege 0 0At OAt 0At
At New York YorkFordham Fordham 21 2 Swarth Swarthmore Swarthmore Swarthmore
more 3 SAt 3At 3At
At Sioux City ClyMornlnglde CityMorningside Momingslde college colege 6 6Bellevue 6Bellevue
Bellevue Neb college 0
FORMER MICHIGAN STAR STARRETURNS STARRETURNS STARRETURNSWITH
RETURNS RETURNSWITH WITH RICHES RICHESChicago RICHESChicago RICHESChicago
Chicago Oct 23 23Battling 3Battng Battling with snow snowand snowand snowand
and Ice In the wilds wids of Alaska Alask for nine nineyears nineyears nineyears
years Gustave Gustve H Ferbert known to tofootball tofootbl tofootball
football footbl followers folower of the country countr over overas overas overas
as Dutch has made a miniondollar miniondollartouchdown milondolar milondolartouchdown milliondollartouchdown
touchdown Ferbert Ferbert back In the 90s 90swas 90swas 90swas
was one of the greatest greatet football footbal players playersever
ever turned tured out In the west He was washalfback washalback washalfback
halfback halback upon the University Unlversly of Michi Michigan Michign Michigan ¬
gan gn team tem in 1894 184 1895 and 1896 He was wascoach wascoach wascoach
coach of the th same sme eleven In 97 98 and
99 Quitting Quitng the strenuous gridiron gridirongame gidiron gidirongame gridirongame
game Dutch hiked for Nome Alaska AlaskaIn
In 1900 to make his fortune or die In Inthe Inthe inthe
the attempt atempt His Hi parting partng words were werethat werethat werethat
that he would return retur rich rch or not at all allHe al allHe
He has returned reture rich
MAY SUTTON WINS AND ANDLOSES ANDLOSES ANDLOSES
LOSES INJWTOLA IN PORTO PORTOLA LA PLAY PLAYSan
San Francisco Frncisco Oct 23 2Mlss 23MIss Miss May ay Sut Sutton Sutton Sutton
ton champion tennis tenni player of tho world
defeated dfeate Miss 1IS9 Hazel Hel Hotchklss lotchklss woman womanchampion womanchampion womanchampion
champion of the United States this after afternoon afternoon ¬
afer afernoon
noon in two straight stright sets 61 61 64 6 as a the thestar thestr thestar
star str event of the t1e Portola tennis tennlJ match
The sting stng of the easy ey defeat was taken takenaway takenaway takenaway
away by Miss lss Hotchkiss and Miss Myer Myerwho Myerwho
1fyer 1fyerwho
who defeated Miss is May and Miss Mils Flor Florence Florence Fioronce ¬
ence Sutton In the doubles double championship
86 63 G C te
DeFEAT OF OFUPSETS MGURRIN MGURRINUPSfTS MURRINUPSETS
UPSETS TALENT AT GOLF GOLFGolf
Golf form was upset yesterday In the theCountry theCountr theCountry
Country Countr club championship play when whenJack whenJack whenJack
Jack Gilmer Gimer defeated F E McGurrin 1lcGurrln the theveteran theveteran theveteran
veteran and threetime thretme champion Gilmer Gilmerplayed Gilmerpland Giimerplayed
played brilliant briiant golf gol while whie his opponent opponentfailed opponentfaied opponentfailed
failed faied to toshow show his usual steady game sameThe gameThe gameThe
The score Was vas as 3 up and 1 to play R W WSalisbury WSalisbury V VSa1sbu
Salisbury Sa1sbu took his match with Jack Tay Taylor Taylor Taybr ¬
lor in easier manner than tha form predicted predictedwinning predictedwnning predictedwinning
winning wnning 5 up and 3 to play pIa Of the two twoother twoother twoother
other matches Grant Hampton defaulted defaultedto
to Jay Gilmer Gimer with wih the R C Gemmel GemmelW
W V L Ellerbeck Elerbeck match postponed until untiltoday unt untiltoday
today todayIn toda todaIn
In the third round for the womens womenschampionship womenschampionship womenschampionship
championship title tte Mrs R R C Gemmell Gemmellwon Gemmel
won from Mrs Irs C R Pearsall Pearsal 7 up and andG
6 to play Mrs Gemmell Gemmel meets Miss MissMarge MissMarge Iss IssMarge
Marge Miller ller In the te final match Monday MondayAnother llonda llondaAnother MondayAnother
Another feature of the dav was the thematch themath thematch
match math play between W V Hoare the theclubs theclubs theclubs
clubs crack professional and Irving IrvingArmstrong Iring IringArmstrong IrvingArmstrong
Armstrong It I was 18 holes Hoare con conceding conceding conceding ¬
ceding his opponent one up The result resultreturned resul resultreturned
returned retured Hoare the winner with a 73 73against 73against 73against
against a a 74 for Armstrong Armstrong Armstronghowever Arstrong Arstronghowever Armstronghowever
however made the second round In 35 35giving 3 33giving
giving him tha IShole amateur record
LOGAN ALLSTARS GIVE GIVELogan GIVEAGGES GIVEAGGIES
AGGES AGGIES RUN UN FOR MONEY MONEYLogan
Logan Oct Oct 23 2By 23By Bv the score of 22 to 5 Ethe 5the 5the
the Agricultural AJlcultural college cote won from an All AllStor AI AllStar
Star team today The first half ended endedwith endedwih endedwith
with wih the score 5 to 0 against aginst the Aggies AggiesAt
At the start strt of the second feond half Teetzel Teetzelthe Tetzel Tetzelthe Teetzelthe
the Aggie coach coch who had been playing a awonderful awondertul awonderful
wonderful game retired retred in favor of ofCrookston otCrookston ofCrookston
Crookston and the youngsters were able ableto
to roll rol over five fle touchdowns the bette bettecondition bettecondion bettecondition
condition condion telling telng sttongly In their favor favorThe favorThe favorThe
The next game for the Aggies will wi be beSaturday beSturday beSaturday
Saturday Sturday with wih the Fort Douglas eleven elevenof
of the theFlttesnth Fifteenth infantry A hard game gameis
is expected expectedThe exvcted
The lineup lineupAggies lineupAggles lineupAggies
Aggies All Al Stars StarsPeterson StarsPeterson StarsPeterson
Peterson le Burton BurtonBrassard BurtonBrossard BurtonBrossard
Brossard It Coburn CoburnPitt CoburnPit CoburnPitt
Pitt Pit Ig Sessions SessionsMcCoombs SessionslcCoombs SessionsMcCoombs
McCoombs c Olfson OlfsonRobins OlpsonRobins OlesonRobins
Robins rg Winsor WinsorNelson WinsorNelson VlnsorNelson
Nelson rt Madson MadsonHolden lladson lladsonHolden MadsonHolden
Holden re Jones JonesEgbert JonesEgbort JonesEgb9rt
Egbert q Smith SmithHancock SmithHancock SmithHancock
I Hancock rh Frw FrwFroerer FrwFroerer FrwFroeror
Froerer rh Ros RosBatt RosBat RosiBatt
Batt Bat fbTeetzel tbTeete1 fb Teetzeh Crookston CrookstonHalves CrookstonHalves CrookstonHalves
Halves 20 and 20 Referee Brossard
IKMDS RECORD 8i 8iAT B BON BONAT OKEN OKENAT
AT ATLANTA AUANTAAIIT0 AJTD TRACK TRACKAtlanta TRACKAtanta
Atlanta Atanta Ga Oct 23 2Atlantas 23Atlantas Atlantas auto nutomobil automobl automobil
mobil mobl > race track was wa formally opend to tothe tothe tothe
the public this aft aC aftrnoon moon and to cele celebrate celebrat ceiebrate ¬
brate the evnt ev nt Barney Barey Oldfleld OldCeld in his hisbig hisbig hisbig
big Benz broke his own record reord made at atIndianapolis atIndianapols atIndianapolis
Indianapolis Indianapols by reeling off five tve miles in
352 25 25George 25Geor 25George
George Geor e Fullerton Fulerton driving his big Sim Simpi Slmphx Simplex
pi phx > x drove five fve mll ml mils s in 368 3i 45 breaking breakingthe br aklng aklngthe
the worlds record hlth hitherto rto held by Old Oldfield Od Odfeld Oldfield
field feld He then mad ° a mile in 46 seconds secondsand secondsand secondsand
and two miles mies In 134 134Cltquot 114Clquot 134Clfquot
Cltquot Clquot driving a PopeToledo PopeToledo made madetwo mndetwo madetwo
two mils ml s in 139 13 flat flatBasle tat tataslp flatlaslci
Basle aslp In his Renault drove two miles milesIn mies miesIn
In 150 l In his fourmile fourmie dash he made the thedistance thedlstnnc thedistance
distance dlstnnc in 244 244Oldfleld 241Oldfieid 4
Oldfleld made five miles mies in 352 35 25 2 b bat batIng beating at atIng
Ing his own record at Indianapolis by 19 19seconds 19seconds 19seconds
seconds secondsIn seconds
In the tenmile tenmie event Robertson Roberton won wonTime wonTime wonTime
Time 821 15
PAYSONS OPEN GAME TOO TOOMUCH TOOMUCH TOOMUCH
MUCH FOR SPRINGVILLE SPRINGVILLESpecial
Special to The HeraldRepublican HeraldRepublicanSpringville HeraldRepublcn HeraldRepublcnSprlngle HeraldRepublicanSpningvihle
Springville Sprlngle Oct 23 230ne One of the live liveliest Ive IveHest liveliest ¬
liest games of football footbaJ ever seen in inSpringville InSprlngvle inSpringville
Springville Sprlngvle was played at the Agricul Agricultural Agricultural Agnicultural ¬
tural college coJege grounds late yesterday yesterdayafternoon yesterdayafternoon yesterdayafternoon
afternoon between Payson High school schooland schooland schooland
and Springvllle Sprlngle High school Both Bothteams Bothteams Bothteams
teams showed good work Payson being beingexceptionally beingexcepUonay beingexceptionally
exceptionally strong In Its end runs runswhile runswhIe runswhile
while whIe the local team had the advantage advantagein
in line lne bucking The score was Pay Payson Payson Payson
son 16 Snrlngville prlngvle 6 6The 6The 6The
The lineup was as follows followsPayson tolows tolowsp followsPayson
Payson p son Position Springville SpringvilleSimons Sprlngle SprlngleSimons SpningvillePackard
Simons C Russ uss Packard PackardButler PackardButet PackardButletOKappleRG
Butler Butet ButletOKappleRG O KappleR G Kelley KelleyWilson Keley KeleyJohnson KelleyWilsonLG
Wilson WilsonLG LG Johnson JohnsonClayson JohnsonClayson JohnsonClayson
Clayson RT R T Ostler OstlerJones Oster OsterJones OstlerT
Jones 1 L T Child Cid Bird BirdSimmons BirdSlmmonsR BirdSimmons
Simmons SlmmonsR R E Gammell GammellPageR GammenPage GammellPage
PageR Page R Done DoneL LK 1 E Virgil VirgI Bird BirdD Brd BrdD BirdDKappleFB
D DKappleFB Kapple F B Weight WeightWignal WeightWlgaI WeightWignalRHB
Wignal WlgaI WignalRHB R H B Smith SmithMoore Smih Smih1loore SmithIL
Moore 1loore LH 111 IL B Toylar ToylarRalph ToylarRalph ToylarRalph
Ralph Done Q B Packard PackardReferees PackardRetereesFlrst PackardRefereesFirst
Referees RetereesFlrst First half Barlow second secondhalf secondhalf secohdhalf
half Cannon CannonTime CannonTlme20 CannonTime20
Time Tlme20 Time20 20 and 25minute halves
BIG LEAGUERS PLAY PLAYHelena PLAYHeleno PLAYHelena
Helena Heleno Mont Oct Oct 23 2The 23The The AllStars AllStarsbaseball Altars AltarsbasebaU AllStarsbaseball
baseball team made up of players player from fromthe tramthe fromthe
the New York Giants Giant Cincinnati Reds RedsPhiladelphia RedsPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Phiadelphia Nationals Natonals and St Louis Luts Car Cardinals Cardinals Cardinals ¬
dinals today toay defeated deteatd the Philadelphia PhiladelphiaAthletics Phlad PhiladelphiaAthletics lphla lphlaAthletcs
Athletics Athletcs by b a a score of 6 to 4 This is the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first game the boys In blue have won on onthe onthe onthe
the present prsent tour The Te teams left lef for Spo Spokane Spokane Spokane ¬
kane tonight where wher they will wl play tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
coast row and cities continue contnusth 9 on a tQ Seattle Seatte and other othercoast oter otercoast othercoast
4
SEVN EN MILLION iliumNational MILLON MILLONFANS MILLIONFANS
FANS SAW GAMeSI GAMeSINatonal GME3National
National Natonal League Attendance AttendanceBeat
Beat American by Small SmallMargin Smal SmallMargin
Margin MarginGames
Games at both of the major m or baseball baseballleagues basebaJ baseballleagues
leagues leages were attended by more spectator spectatorin Spttor
in 1930 19J than they were in IMS 10 notwith notwithstanding notwih notwihstnding notwlthstanding ¬
standing stnding the fact that there thre was a per perceptible pr prceptible perceptible ¬
ceptible decrease in the crowds which saw sawNational sawatonal sawNational
National atonal league contests toward towar tho elope elopeof co cloeof e eat
of the seascr see when it I became beme evident evidentthat eldehtthat evldehtthat
that Pittsburg would win the champion championship champio ¬
ship shipFor shipFor shipFor
For the second time tme in their ther history histor
both of the major maor leagues leauGS attracted attrated more morethan morethan morethan
than 7000000 00 fans fans to watch their con ¬
tests testsAttendance testsAttendance
Attendance tendance decreased decreasd in the east for the
teams of the National Natonal league leage and In Increased Increased increased ¬
creased for those of the American Amrlcn league leagueOn leage leagedn
On n the other hand there was a falling faing off offof oflor offof
of spectators at the games of the western wetern
American league clubs and a correspond corresponding ¬
crrepnd crrepndIng
ing increase at the games of the western
Natonal National league clubs clubsX clubslew clubsNew
X lew New w York Philadelphia Phiadelphia and Boston in inthe Inthe Inthe
the eastern half hal of the National league leagueshowed lege legeshowed leagueshowed
showed a shrinkage from the year ear preced preceding precd precdIng preceding ¬
ing The decrease dpcrease In New York was wascomparatively wascomparatvely wascomparatively
comparatively comparatvely slight slght as a the Giants now nowand nowand nowand
and then spurted brilliantly brlianth enough to tolook tolook toLook
look like lke pennant factors only on to fall fallaway fal falaway fallaway
away on their own field fieldBrooklyn tleldBroolth fieldBrookiyu
Brooklyn strangely enough with a Ics IcsInr I IIn leeing
Inr In club cub showed Ihowed a gain over the attend attendance attendance attendance < ¬
ance of DOS 11S proving that tlat the fans had hada
a liking lking for the team even If poor man management management management ¬
agement agement kept It I from winning pr a 8 proper properplace propr proprplure properplace
place in the race raceIn taceIn raceIn
In the western Wester half of the National Nationalleague Natonal Natonalleague Nationalleague
league the Pittsburgs Plttsburg Jumped jumpe ahead with witha witha
a a tremendous en Iln muin In over their thp flcritn Ir i In n n1t0S
i9 1908 That rhat w was wZi to l have ve been en expected expectedChicago epectedChicago xp te
Chicago showed an increase Incrase because beuse the theCubs theCubs theCubs
Cubs had some very ver fine dates date as well wellas
as being contenders with Pittsburg Pltsburg New Newmanagers Newmanagers Newmanagers
managers and better baseball baebal helped Cin Cincinnati Cincinnat Cm Cmcinnati ¬
cinnati cinnat and St Louis LouisIn LouisIf
In If I the figures fgures which follow tolow at some so > me of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the cities dtes the attendance attendanc was wa given out
by the owners In others it was esti estimated est estinintiL ¬
mated Wherever llurpr It wns n ippqqnrv p nrv tn tnmake t tmake
I
mnkean make an esi estimate i an an average av rag w was Siitu Siitubetween struck struckbetween sbuek sbuekbetween
between the highest figure tlgre and the low lowest lowest lOWest ¬
est as reportedThe reported reportedThe
The attendance atendanc record reord Is as follows followsTotal folows folowsTotal followsTotal
Total Attendance Atendance 1909 1909National 1909Natonal 1909National
National Natonal American AmericanBoston Smerlcn Smerlcnnos merican mericanBoston
Boston nos ton 2116S3 216 64KM3 64KM3Chicago 651 G41CChicago
Chicago Chin C03004 G04 ct3i 441 44C00New 446W9 446W9New
New York 765500 76 J 376MO 376MOPhiladelphia 3 376000Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phiadelphia 301815 30115 742886
St Louis 422050 40 374151 374151Pittsburg 3711LiJPittsburg
Pittsburg Pltburg 528807 528807Cincinnati 587 587Cincinnat 523807Cincinnati
Cincinnati Cincinnat 49649S 49649SBrooklyn 4fl493Brooklyn 9
Brooklyn 321121 321121Detroit 311 331121Detroit 1 1Detroit
Detroit DetroitCleveland 681496 681496Cleveland
Cleveland 34 34Vahlngon 3243 3243Washington S24 6 6Washington
Washington Vahlngon 211W7 211W7Total 211347Total 1Mi 1MiTotal
Total 3681176 3622918
V VANDERBILT T CUP TRIALS TRIALSprfD TRIALSPDCT
P3ED1CI P3ED1CIGarden prfD T BROKEN RECORDS RfCORDSGarden
Garden City Clt N Y Oct Oct 23 23The The fast fastest fastest fastest ¬
est time tme ever made over the circuit crui on onwhich onwhich onnhich
which the te Vanderbilt Vaderbit cup race rac is to be bedecided bedecided bedecided
decided next Saturday was recorled in inpractice Inpractce inpractice
recore
practice practce today by Jack Aiken driving drivinga drivng drivnga
a National Natonal car He finished four laps lapcIn lapsin >
In the 1264mile 12Mmle course cour In 113 13 1121 121 1182 1182and 1 11tand
and 1153 153 or close to 70 miles mies an hour houraverage houraverage houraverage
average averageLee averageLee averageLee
Lee Lorimer Lrimer in a ChalmersDetroit ChalmersDetroitalso
also made good time tme two of his laps lapsbeing lapsbeing lapsbeing
being clocked cocked in 1141 1 and 1132 1132Harry 13 113Harry
Harry Stlllman Stlman and Ray Harroun both bothdriving bthdrving bothdriving
driving drving Mermon l rmon cars made better beter than thana
a mile a minute
RACING FOR FORTHE THE SOUTH SOUTHTurfmen SOUTHTurfmen
Turfmen Meet In Florida FloridaMoncrief FloridaMoncriefPark Moncrlef MoncrlefPark
Park to Open OpenJacksonville OpenJacksonvUe OpenJacksonville
Jacksonville JacksonvUe Fla Oct 23 2At 23At At a meeting meetingof metng metngat
of representative representatve and influential Infental turf en enthusiasts enthusiasts enthusiasts ¬
thusiasts today toda the Southern Souther Jockey club clubwith cub cubwith clubwith
with H D Brown Brow at the head was waslaunched waslaunched waslaunched
launched Racing at Moncrlef park which whichis
is managed mana ed by Brown Brow will wi operate oprate under underthe underthe underthe
the rules of the new governing gverning body dur during durIng during ¬
ing the coming winter season seasonThe seasonThe seasonThe
The Southern Jockey club cub will wi claim cdlm Ju Jurisdiction jurisdicton jurisdiction ¬
risdiction risdicton over nil al racing In the United UnitedStates UnitedStates
States south tuth of the Mason and Dixon line lineand lineand lineand
and east of the Rio Grand river For Forseveral Forveral Forseveral
several weeks Manager Brown and his as associates associates associates ¬
sociates have been busily busiy engaged engagd In for formulating formulating formulating ¬
mulating the rules of the new organiza organization orgniza orgnization ¬
tion which are based partially partaly on the therules therles therules
rules rles of the Western Jockey club now in inactive InIcthe inactive ¬
active Icthe and the Pacific Pacllc Jockey club cub which whichlatter whichlatter whichlatter
latter organization organizaton still stl exercises eerises Jurisdic Jurisdiction jurisdicton junlediction ¬
Mountains MountainsThe tion ton over all al racing west of tho Rocky Roky
The Incorporators of the Southern Souther Jock Jockey Jockey Jockey ¬
ey club are H D Brown F J Pons T TV TV TV
V Cashen Benjamin F Catlett Catett John F FPatterson FPatteron FPatterson
Patterson Patteron F P Lord and Jere S Smith
LEAGUE LEAGUELos
Los Angeles Oct 23 2Ablty 23Ability Ability to hit hi ban harJand banand J Jand
and often ofen won the game for Los Angeles Angelestoday Angelestoday Angelestoday
today by a score of 9 to 2 In the sec second second seeond ¬
ond inning Delmas Thorsen and Hosp Hosppulled H01ppuld Hoeppulled
pulled puld off of a a triple tiple steal stal Delmas scoring
Score R H E ELos ELos BLos
Los Angeles 9 16 1 1Oakland 1Oakland 1Oakland
Oakland 2 5 I 1 1Batteries 1BateresTorsen 1BatteniesTorsen
Batteries BateresTorsen BatteniesTorsen Torsen and H Smith Smih Nelson Nelsonand Nelsonand Nelsonand
and Lewis LewisSan LewisSan WIS WISSnn
San Francisco Oct 23 23San San Francisco Franciscocinched Franisco Franiscocinched Franciscocinched
cinched its hold old the Coast
on Coat League Leaguepennant Vage Vagepnnant Leaguepennant
pennant pnnant this afternoon aftroon by defeating dfetng Port Portland Portland Portland ¬
land 3 to 0 Willis Wiis for San Francisco Franciscowas Franciso Francisowas
was invincible granting gantng only three thre hits hitsand his hisand hitsand
and one base on balls while Whie Carson Caln who whofinished whofnished whofinished
finished fnished the game after ater half an inning
had be ben n pitched by Harkness was hit hitat hitat hitat
at opportune opprtune times tmes Score R R H E ESan ESln BSan
San Sln Francisco 3 5 I 1 1Portland 1Portand 1Portland
Portland Portand 0 3 2 2Batteries 2BatteriesWillis
Batteries Baterieslls BatteriesWillis Willis and Berry Harkness HarknessCarson Harks HarknessCarson
Carson and Fisher FisherSacramento FisherSacramento
Sacramento Oct Oc 23 2I 23It It was an oftre oftrepeatod ofre ofrepatd of tre trepeated
peatod patd story when Sacramento fell ttl down downto
to the talienders talenders for the fourth tourh time tme to today todar today ¬
day and lost the game by b a score scre of 3 3to 3to 3to
to 1 Poor work In the field and the th lo locals locals Iacals ¬
cals inability Inablty to hit hi lost the gam gar Score ScoreR Srp
R nHE nHEYeron H B BVernon BVernon
Vernon Yeron 3 11 1 0 oSacramento 0Sacranlento 0Sacramento
Sacramento 1 7 4 4Batteries 4BatteresHltt 4l3atteniesHitt
Batteries BatteresHltt l3atteniesHitt Hltt and Brown Baum and andLa andLa andLa
La Longe
BY DYGREAT GREAT SCORE TQPflDCubuuL ubuuL
HIH HIGH SCHOOL WINS WINSAl
Al Al Hallows Halows Eleven Is Swept SweptOff SweptOf
Off Of Its Is Feet After Afer First FirstPlays FirstPlays FirstPlays
Plays PlaysCATHOLICS PlaysCATHOLICS PlaysCATHOLICS
CATHOLICS IN POOR POORSHAPE POORSHAPECOACH SHAPE SHAPECOACH SHAPECOACH
COACH CONVILL HAS RECORD RECORDSCORING RECORDSCORING RECORDSCORING
SCORING MACHINE MACHINESalt MACHINESal
Salt Sal Lake Lke High school sh 71 All Hal Hallows Hallws Hallows ¬
lows lws 0 0There 0 0There
There Theo was wa only onl one o thing thng lacking lcking In luthe Inti inthe
the ti makeup mkup of the th All Al Hallow Hall when whenthey whenth whenthey
they th lined lne up against aginst the Salt Slt Lake Lke High Highschool Hgh Hghzhool Highschool
school zhool football footbl team tam yesterday etenay afternoon afternoonon afteroon afteroonon
on Cummings field flk It I was not spirit spiritnor
nor was wal it I gameness gman for fo Captain Captin Mc McMasters Mcla8ter McMasters
Masters la8ter men In are ar full ful of both bth but It was wasphysical wasphYllcl W Wphysical
physical phYllcl condition conditon The T boys bys fought hard hardvtu har harwN hardariie
vtu > they jasted Jastt ana and for fo the tle first tlt fit ftfte tl fitten
te t ten m minutes of play it I appeared appere that thatin tbattbO thatthe
in tbO the High school shool would oul win only by a asitiall a asmall
small slal margin margin But one o by b MM o the th Cath Catholics Catholc CathLolics ¬
olics olc fell fel by dIe wayside wac until the th Red Redand Redan Redand
and an Black Dack warriors warior ploughed plogh through throughtheir through throughtheir
their ranks rk at will wi Result Reult A gigantic giganticvictory gigantc gigantcvictor giganticvictory
victory victor for the High Hl h school h Score Sr 1 1to 1to
to 0 0Although 0Although
toAlhough Although Alhough the day was a 8 perfect one for forfollowers torfollwer forfollowers
followers follwer of the th game the crowd was wassmall wa wassmall
small smallCaptains smallCaptains gm
lml
Captains Captll Fitzpatrick and McMaster McMasterht McMater McMaterh8 McMastertwve
ht twve vs chummed chummd together tother since the thewere tey teywere thewere
were kids and each ech mat me for fo the toss In Inthe Intho inthe
the center ceter of the field fJd wearing a broad broadsmile brad bradsmie broadsmile
smile smie upon upn his face faceCaptain faceCaptain faceCaptain
Captain Fitzpatrick Fitptrick chose Ch0 the north nrh goal goaland goaland goaland
and Wheelinc Vheeln2 kicked kleke to Tlilcard HI2BJdl Tlilcardadvanced aho ahoadvanced h hadvancd
advanced advancd the ball bUn 25 yards iar iarnT nT The C Cath Catholics Catholios t l lolo ¬
olics olo lined lne up quick quic and made the thedowns thedown their theirdowns
downs twice Captain McMaster then thencalled the thecalJd thencalled
called calJd for an end run rn Fitzmaurice Ftzmurc being beingthrown bing bingthrown beingthrown
thrown back bck five yards yars Two unsuccess unsuccessful unauccl ¬
school schoolWheeling shOI schoolTheehlng ful bucks buks and the ball bl went to the High Highschool Ilgn IlgnshOI lligttschool
Wheeling heelng went through the th line lne for forUree tort fortime
time t r yards ards and Goodspeed Glpe went around aroundfflf
th h rht 4ht fflf tvtrn t n 1H V 0 k TTtcvt Ut chrwt h hnrI UMia Qa
1C Ah AWl lu J1IC AlbU OV11WI T1O3 T1O3then
then in p penalized penallzedlbyards a 15 yards for fooffs1de offside ttd plays playsGallacher playsGaliacher IyKI
Gallacher carried care the ball baJ around arund the end endfor en entor enafor
for ten yards yard and Rotnney Roney tried tl for a adrop a adrop
drop kick but missed mise Hilgarde Hlgarde kicked kickedto kkfl
to Romney who whl signaled algale for a fair faircatch tairctch faircatch
catch ctch Romney tried trid a place kick but butmissed butmll butmissed
missed mll Hilgarde HUgarde punted from the 25yard 25yardline 2yar1 2yar1ln
line ln and in the mixup Fitzmaurice ltzmaurce was wasout W Wout wasout
out for two minutes minutesThis minuta minutaThs minutesThis
This Ths was the beginning bgnnig of All Al Hallows Hallowstrouble HaJows HaJowstrubl Hahlowatrouble
trouble trubl On a split spli buck Wheeling Whelng ad advanced advanc advanoed ¬
vanced vanc the te ball bl five fe yards yars AH Af end run runby rl runby
by Oodbe Gob put the tb ball bn on All Al Hallows Hallowsfiveyard Halows Halowsfveyar Haliowsfiveyard
fiveyard fveyar line Inl Young Yon for fo the te bun un eat eaters eater eatens ¬
ers er was wa carried cred from the field fld McKav McKavtaking McKatking McKaytaking
taking tking his place plac in time tm to see s Wheel WheelIng Whel WhelIng Wheeling
the the first firsttouchdown firsttouchdown
Ing touchdown touhow touchdownI buck buk through line for for frst frsttouhow
I Condition Conditon Tells TellsFrom Tels TelsFom TellsFrom
From Fom this thi time tme on the Catholics Cathlc were weraall wr wral wereall
all al in and appeared appar as very ver small ob obstacles obstacle ohstacles ¬
stacles stacle before bfore the th Red Re and an Black Blac war warriors warror warlions ¬
lions ror who swept swpt their ther opponents oppnents aside asldafor aslddfo asidefor
for fo repeated repte gains gins The second nd touch touchdown touchdown touchdown ¬
down came cme in four minutes minuts after afer th thfirst thCrst the thefirst
first Crst Romney carrying cring the th ball bl for 55 55yards 5 53yards
yards Wheeling Wh lng mhi missed goal goal With Wih th thcollege thcollge tvcollege = >
college collge boys tiring tring fast the scores res came cameeasier cae caeeasir caineeasier
easier easir the half ending endln with the ball bal in inpossession Inpssslon inpossession
possession pssslon of the High school shool on All Al Hal Hallows Hallows Hallows ¬
lows 15yard Iiyard line lne Score Sc 26 2 to 0 0The OThe 0The
The second scond half was a kicking game gamebut gambut gamebut
but one which furnished excitement exctment for forthe tOl forthe >
the onlookers onlooker In running rnning back bck the ball ballthe bal ballthe
the High Hgh school shol seldom sldm failed faUe to carry carrythe carrythe carrythe
the pigskin pgskin within wihin striking atrkng distance of ofthe orth ofthe
the th Catholic Cathlc goal line lne where whfr it I was wasusually waRusly wasusually
usually usly pushed over During this half hal the thecollege thecolege thecollege
college colege made one successful sucsful forward pass passand a aand
pss pssan
and the school several the
an High shl severl pret prettiest prettist prettiest ¬
tiest tist one on being from fr Fitzpatrick Ftzptric to t Gal Gallacher Gallacler Gallather ¬
lather lacler who ran rn forty yards for a 8 touch touchdown toucndown touchdown ¬
down downThe downTh downThe
The Th playing of Lawrence Lawren Godbe Gob for forthe torthe forthe
the High school shol who won his hi II f was wasa
a decided deided feature feture Out of nine times timesthat tmes tmestat timesthat
that tat he was ws called clld upon upn to carry cr the te tebl theball thaball
ball bl he advanced advance It 144 14 yards yardsThe yara yaraTh yardsThe
The Th score scor sets a new High school shl rec record rc rcord necord ¬
ord all al past pst performances prtornces falling falng short shortby abr shortby
by a good go margin mrgin Coach CCb Convill ConvI has hassoring a ascoring ascoring
scoring soring beat bet machine maehln that will wl be b hard to tobeat tobet tobeat
The Lineup LineupS
S L H S All Al Hallows HallowsGodbe HaIowl HailowsGOdbe
Godbe Gob L L BYoung BYog McKay McKayKlrby McKayKlr McKayKirby
Kirby Klr L T Bylt Boyle BoyleWimmer Boy In InWimmer
Wimmer Vlmme Wallace all L G Cricker CrickerBrown Ciker CikerBro CnickerBrown
Brown Bro McIntyreC N Boyle BoyleWllkensen Byle ByleWllenn BoyleWiikensen
Wllkensen WllkensenMclntyre Wllenn WiikensenMcIntyre
McIntyre McIntyr R G Crouch CrouchYates CrouchYates CrouchYates
Yates R RT T Burk BurkGallacher BurkGalachr BunkGallacher
Gallacher Galachr R E Fltzmaurlce FltzmaurlceFitzpatrick Fizmauric FitzmaurieeFitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick Fitptrik CQ C Q B BMc BMcMaster McMaster fatr C CRomney I IRomney IRomney
Romney ConvillR ConvUR Convili fl H B Steavensen SteavensenGoodspeed Steavesn SteavesnGospe SteavensenGoodepeed
Goodspeed Gospe L H B Hilgarde HilgardeStout Hlgrde HlgrdeStout HilgardeStout
Stout Wheeling WheelingRomney Wheelingflomney helng helngRomny
Romney Romny F B Johnson JohnsonLieutenant J JohnsonLieutenant hnsQn hnsQnLleutenaRt
Lieutenant Geary Ger referee refere Lieutenant LieutenantDlxon LieutenantDion LieutenantDixon
Dixon Dion umpire Captain Captin Freeman Frmn Bassett Bassetttimer Bs Bessetttimer tt tttmer
timer tmer umpre Coach Coch Harman Haran field tel judge judgeLieutenant JudgeLieutenant judgeLieutenant
Lieutenant Huddlesron Hudltfon head linesman linesmanTime lnesman lnesmanTim linesmanTime
Time Tim of halves hahe3 halvee30 30 and 25 2 minutes mtnute Time Timeout Timeot Timetat
out ot for All Al Hallows HallwsI 17 minutes miute Score Sore
71 to 0 in favor of High school
STARS TAKE GAME GAMEIn
In a practice pracice name Vame yesterday yetey the Stars Starswon Starswon Starswon
won from fro the Murray lury Whirlwinds Wbtlwlns by the thescore thesr thescore
score sr of 6 to t 6 in two 16mlnute ISminute halves halvesThe hlvesThe halvesThe
The Stars Star will wl meet t the th Bogies Egle In a amatch amatch amatch
match game gam Tuesday Tuey The Th teams tems will willlln wi willline
follows followsStars followsStars
lln ln line up ac follws follwsStar
Stars Star Eagles EaglesMcCallop Eagl BaglesMCCMIIOP s
McCallop llcJI L 1 I H HBeal HBeaU Beall Greene GreeneSimme GreeneSimm GreeneSlmme
Simme Simm L 1 G 0Robinson 0RobinsonCasey Robinson RobinsonCasjy Roblnsn RoblnsnCal
Casey Cal C CHo How 10W Bassett BassettLevter Bseet BassettLevier
Levier Lvir Perkins PerkIDL sL L G GPr Price Tninell TninellCarroll Tnmel TruneilCarroll
Carroll R T Blakeal BlakeslOlsn BlakesleeOlsen a aOlsen
Olsen Olsn Carrol Warner WarerR WarnerIt R E EWele BWeiner Welner Mann MannVisaing MannVIMng MannVisaing
Visaing VIMng Harris Has Q B Faulkner FaulknerRomney Faulklf FaulknerRomney
Romney Romn y L 1 H B Houston HoustonBrinkley HoultonBrnkley HoustonBrinkley
Brinkley Brnkley R H I B Fluhartv FluhartvMonahan Fluhartylonaha FluhartvMonahap
Monahan F B Rombach
JENNINGS COM COMES ESHIGH ESHIGHBUT HIGH HIGHBUT HIGHBUT
BUT TIGERS CAN PAY PAYDetroit PAYDetroit PAYDetroit
Detroit Detroit Mich Mich Oct Ot K rAlhough Although Man Manager Ilanager Manager
I ager Jennings Jannlngl salary slar from the Detroit Detroitbaseball Dtrot Dtroth1 Detroitbaseball
I baseball h1 club Is a secret r t something smething of th th1 th1nature thnature i inature
nature of his retatiois relato1 with wth the te club be became becme became ¬
came cme known H He ° draws drW a percentage prenta e of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the earnings ernings and an In the thp three thr years yers h hhas hhas lit lithas
has been bn mRntg mRgr ° r has ha tak takn n down in sal salary sala salary ¬
ary a and an profits pofit 41500 U 10000 10 < In KH7 J 14yiin 14000 14000in
in 1996 10 and an J17500 15 i750 this tha year yearFor yearFor ear earFor
For 1910 he want want enough enugh to t total tot him hln1provl hIntl
138000 l provided provl he wins a fourth forth pennant pennantAn pnnant pnnantAn
An official announcement annuncemt plasth placesthe earn earning ear earnlags ¬
lags Ing of of the te club icr the teagife J season seasonabout IasonI seasonabout
I about abut JUSjBOO t ail Including cudJnl the te world s ssprl 1ria
sprl eprlq ria s nroflta about Abut SmIUI
BABE ADAMS AD 1ELLS JUST HOW HE HEWON
k
WON HIS WORLDS SERIES GAMES
Pittsburg Pa Oct 20 20harles 20harlesBabe Charles CharlesBabe
Babe Pftburg Adams In a statement sttement today todayexplains todayexplains I Iexplains
explains how he defeated Detroit three threetimes threetimes
times In the worlds series seriesMy serlcsMy seriesMy
tmes
My success in pitching piching can be at attributed attrbuted attnibuted ¬ I
tributed trbuted to the slow drop ball bal I dis discovered discverd diecovered ¬
covered cverd in the first firt game gme that tat Detroit Detroitcould Detroi Detroitcould I Iculd
could not hitthat kind of ball bal to any anyextent anyextent I Iextent
extent When When they would connect It Itwould I itwould
would be a a short hit to the infield and andPittsburg and andPlttsburg I
Pittsburg Pits burg has an Infield Infeld which can cn take takecare tke tkecre takecare
care cre of such hits hitsThe hit hitsThe
The slow drop drp I alternated alerated first frt out outand outand I Iand
and then in It I went to the outside outide of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the plate beyond the reach rech of the bat batter b batter t tter ¬
ter but If these tese batsmen btmen were within withinthe withinthe withinthe
the hitting hiting distance distace the ball bal was ws low lowand lowand howan6
and its Is slowness caused cused a a false esti estimate et estimate ¬
mate of the th strength strengt required from the thebatter thebater thebatter
batter In such a a quick feat as batting battinga battng battnga
bater
a a false falsE estimate estmate Is a dangerous dngerus thing thingfor ting tingfor thingfor
for the batting batlng side sde The ball bal which whichwent whichwept whichwent
went inside the th plate and dropped at atthe atthc atthe
the same lae time tme was wa the te moat effective effectve
I used use Detroit Detrit could coul do nothing with withthat wih wihthat withthat
that at all allBut al allBut
But I did not overwork overork the drop ball ballTo baUTo ballTo
To do so would have been ben to lack lack con control control eontrol ¬
trol Gibson Gbwn sized sIze up the batters bters and andwe andwe andwe
we knew when it I was wa safe sfe to put them themstraight tem temstraight themstraight
straight over the plate plte Detroit Dtroit has ha a agood agood agood
good batting battng aggregation aggregatn and It I was wasnecessary wa wasnecessary
necessary to totake take every ever precaution with withthem wih wihthe withthorn
them the The Tigers TIger rallies rle preguUo In several severalgames sverl sverlgames severalgames
games demonstrated demonstrte this tis To lose loe cpn cpntrol cpntrt cpntrot
trot trt during one of these tese rallies rle would wouldhave wouldhve wouldhave
have hve meant ment the loss los of the te game The Thamost Themost Themost
most trying times tme while whie I was wa pitching pitchingwas piching pichingwas
was when Detroit Detrit showed showe one of those thosefamous thosefamous thosefamous
famous spurts spur of strength at bat bt I Iworked Iworke Iworked
worked worke harder harer than ever and was wa for fortunate fortunate fortunate ¬
tunate enough to hold control contrl The balls ballsthat bUs bUstat baihathat
that tat went straight over the plate plte were weregenerally wee weegenerlY weregeneraly
generally generlY hit by Detroit DetrIt Occasionally Occasionallyone Occionaly Occionalyone
effact but in inthe inthe
one was walloped walope to good god efet
the main we WI w knew when there tJre was wa to tobe tobe tobe
acted be a z hit ht accordingly nccorlnly and tho infield Infeldadoutleld Infeldadoutleldacted and outfield outfieldacted ouUleldacted