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SHE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY NOV 14 1909 7
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BADGERS fALL BEfORE 1 I
SAVAGE GOPHR ArrACK
Minnesota Wins Conference Title of
WestIong Runs in Last
slay
Madison Nov 13Mlnnesota clInched
the western conference football cham
pionship today by decisively defeating
YIsconsin H to 6 Minnesota played one
of the most brilliant and successful games
ever seen on a western gridiron For a
short time In the first half Wisconsin held
Minnesota and took the lead by 6 to 5
after MInnesota had scored the first
touchdown In tse last ten minutes oC the
game Pickering and Rosenwald smashed
through the Wisconsin line and ran 75
yards for a touchdown
Wisconsin was in better condition than
at any time during the session With
Osthoff In the game the cardinal line WaS
strengthened greatly Anderson the sen
sation of the Northwestern contest start
ed the same at right half Fuclk was put
in left end
Minnesota was crippled because of the
abitne of Captain fcGovern Its star
quarterback Pettijohn started the game
at quarter He played quarter on the
offense and left end on the defense
hanging places with Vidal The lineup
mnneiJQta played one of the most brIl
hant and powerful games ever shown In
this part of the country and It Is a team
well qualified to hold the conference foot
t1 honors of 1909 The attack was POW
erful and varied and appeared to gllln In
Its intensity and ferocity as the game
progressed Minnesota has had no team
a4 powerful as the one which won today
O tn the Wisn linesmen would be
pr wall taken care of that the runner
would be able to real tIe secondary de
fens em a line smash before he would
be even tackled
To Anderson must be given the major
portion of the credit for Wisconsins
we Tk He was the only man able to gain
with any regularity His principal forte
w 3 8 wide end run from a punt forma
thn Once he waR able to tear off a
run of about 50 yards and at other times
gained 15 and 20 yards
The winners lost a score when PIker
irg fumbled after he had been shoved
01 the line This cave Wisconsin a
tin hback and Minnesota put the ball In
play from its 5yar line Wlsconeln ap
rlrd to lose Its powers ot resistance
after the second half opened and the Min
m iota backs tore down the field almost
at will
The Llllcup
P lslonsin Minnesota
Tick 10 VIdal
T Ie Jt Walker
I wer Ig Zlohbltad
J tTi rin c Farnum
Ma 1 II Iar rg Powers
hoff rt HcCre
III ur re Dademacher
1lnll Qb Pettijohn
CUiver I rh Rosenwald
AI lrson sit Stevens
WalcP fb Pickering
tfillals Referee Lieutenant Beavers
1Y it Point Umpire Snow Michigan
F Il judge FlemgCr Northwestern
IT 1 lInrmtn EtCrh Purdue
lOCAl GOlFER WINNER 1 I
OVER BUTTE PlAYER I
By the walkaway score ot S up and 7
to play W V Hoare the Country
dUbs professional won from Jack
PIrie the Montana crack yesterday on
the Country club links The match
vvcs to be 36 holes but after the twen
tyninth green the visiting golfer was
hopelessly out of the running
Udare played his usual steady match
game whlen has won many battles for
Mm on the links His approaching and
putting was unbeatable and after the
first round his long shots were on the
same high order
PirIe was simply off his game and
away off at that as In practice rounds
J had played even with the local man
Tlu weather too cold for gdit hlso
bothered the visitor but did not keep
a small but enthusiastic gallery from
tllowing the pair The winner tales
down the purse and side bet
DIES FROM INJURIES
Grand Rapids 0 Nov 13Royal
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OGDEN HIGH SCHOOl IS
WINNER OVER GRANITE
Each Team Makes Touchdown but
Salt Lake Eleven Fails to
Kick Goal
SpecIal to The Iderald Republican
Ogden Nov 13ln a fIercely played
game at Glenwood park Ogden High
school took revenge for a former defeat
at the hands ot GranIte by winning to
day by the score of 6 to 6 Sutherlands
failure to kick goal for Granite lost the
chance for a tie score
The scoring was done In the first halt
Ogden rushing the ball In a steady march
to the visItors goal line and sending Ev
ans over for the first touchdown Moran
kicked goal
A few minutes later LeGrom the col
ored star ot the Granite team ran 40
yards for a touchdown Sutherland
however missed goal
In the second half both elevens battled
with every effort for another touchdown
but neither succeeded For the most part
the play was on GranIte ground with the
vIsitors on the defense
The reversal In form based on the
Granite victory In the first game between
the two schools Is attributed to hard
work In practice by the local eleven and
the loss of Ashton the crack back of
Granite
The day was Ideal for football and a
big crowd was On hand The lineup
Ogden Granite
E Miller
WatsonH T Hampton
ChezkettsR G Nielson
S White
C G Chambers
T IIIgan
JohnsonL E Wilson
iiforan Q B Sutherland
Pierce R HMoyer LeGroan
H Rynearson
Stone OldmanL H HamIlton
RefereeLieutenant Elliott Fifteenth
Infantry UmpireLieutenant Dlxop
Fifteenth infantry E J I1Ine head
linesman Ben Harker field judge
CAlifORNIA STUDENTS
GET CHANCE DANCE
Stanford Suffers the First Defeat in
Seven Years Against
Rival
Stanford University Cal Nov 13The
nineteenth nnnual football game between
Stanford and the University ot Califor
nia played on Stanford field today re
sulted In a victory for the state univer
sity by the score ot 19 to 13 and for the
First time In seven years the California
H ralty football team serpentlned on theIr
riyals field
It was the most spectacular game
I played by the two colleges since rugby
football was Introduced four years ago
The battle was almost exclusively be
tween the respective backs or the two
I teams and It was seldom that the back
field of either fifteen got an opportunity
to show what it could do When this did
occur the spectators were brought to
their feet by the most brIlliant passIng
ever seen In a rugby Game between the
rival unIversIties
Among the 20000 spectators was Gov
rnor James N Gillett He wore the blue
afRi gold but was flanked on either side
by his two Stanford daughters wearing
the cardinal
GGREAT RACER TENNY
OEADFOLLOVS RIVAL
New Yorl Nov 13The death of
Tenny one of the most famous rIce
horses of the American turf In Kll
tucly yesterday nt the age of 23 years
Is a matter of general comment here
among sporting men It Is an odd coin
cidence that Tenny died only a few
months after his greatest rIval Salva
tor and at the same age
Salvator the fastest race horde In
the world defeated Tenny bv 11 head
1n two races and their contests are
classIcs of the turf Songs and poems
have been written about them and
many pictures painted
Tenny was owned In his halcyon days
by David Term PulRlfer Mr Pulsifer
bought Tenny which was by Rayon
dOrBelle of Maywood as a yearling
for 150 He won a big fortune by
backing Tenny when the colt capt red
the Brooklyn handicap at a long prIce
In 1891 While possessing marvelous
speed Tenny was ot a surly temper
He lost a stake to Salator by a head
merely through sulkIng anl1 he was
beaten by both Salvator and Long
street In matches for the same reason
Tenny lost by a head each time
OREGON ELEVEN TAKES
IDAHO INTO CAMP
Portland Ore Nov 13The University
of Oregon football tram today defeated
the University of Idaho team on Mult
nomah field the score being 22 to 6 The
score hardly tells the true quality or the
game because In the first half the Idaho
men showed some really good work the
visitors showing particularly strong In
straight football tactics and In the mat
ter of yardage gained In making Its
lone score Idaho Introduced some re
markable team work and caught theOre
gon boys napping with a serIes ot be
wildering plays
KID MCOY MAY TRAIN
JEfFRIES fOR fiGHT
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New York Nov 13 Norman Selby
popularly known as Kid McCoy who
arrived here a few days ago with an I
offer of 60000 for the JeffriesJohnson
fight It It be held In ParIs Is now
considering a proposition to help put
Jeffries In condition for the battle
McCoy who Is known 8S one ofthe
fleetestfooted and most scientific box
ers or his time has received an otter
from Jeftrles to remain with hijn as a
boxing Instructor and It Is considered
probable that he will accept
ILLINOIS RUNS AWAY
WI H NORTHWESTERN
Chicago Nov 13IllInols defeated
Northwestern In a onesided football
game today at Evanston 35 to O The
state university team used the forward
pass to good purpose
BULL STERRETT LEADS
HIS TEAM TO VICTORY
Colorado Springs COlO Nov 13
phenomenal place kicking and superior
generalship of Captain Bull Sterrett
of the state university eleven offset
Colorado colleges advantage In height
and gave the Boulderltes a 9 to Q vic
tory here today
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ReadIng from left to rIght standingBagley manager Macka tackle Helm tackle Rynearson right half Suther
land quarter LeGroan fullback Hamilton left halt Reese end Parr end
In Unelflller right end Hampton right tackle Hintze rIght guard White center Peterson mascot Chambers
left guard Morgan left tackle Wilson left end
BIG CROWD OUT FOR
RACING CARD AT OGDEN
Manager Murray Announces Exten
sion of Meeting Until
November 18
Specrn to The HeraldRepublican
Ogden Nov 13Before one of the
largest crowds ot the meeting the Sat
urday card Was pulled off at the track
today and the ponies furnished plenty
ot excitement In the five races the J
outsiders took most ot the purse money
Marvel P opening oven favorite wIth
Lady Powell beIng the onlyy short
prIced horse to come home
Manager W M Murray announced
today the extentlon of the meeting four
das In next week the races to close
Thursday A special racing train over
T > 11 H
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11 Bambcrgor line to and uu I
races from Salt Lake will be on
In the first race of the day Esther M
broke with the barrier and lead all the
way winning by four lengths
In the second Marvel P just man
aged to stave off a fast closIng chal
lenge by Billy Taylor to wIn by a neck
Harry Stanhope was played and saved
most of the money by showing
Chitterlings showed aU the stretch
speed In the thIrd race and wIth Dr
Hollis tirIng won easily St Joe alSO
closIng strong for the place
Maud McG at I to I and Arlln a
second choIce won the fourth and the
last race Maud McG at the half was
seven lengths to the good but AlbIon
H and Cobblesk1ll cut down the lead
before tho wire the winner however
having speed left
ChIef Johnson got away with the rId
Ing honors landIng two firsts and a sec
ond
MONDAY AT OGDEN
First race selling 3yearolds and
up four and a half furlongs
298 An tara 1071 275 Monsle M107
297 S 298 Yolo 103
293 Wlldwd B98 294 D Shermnl07
Second race selling 3yearold1J and
up four and a half furlongs
299 Marvel P1071 301 Rose Dalyl07
303 B Brady1071299 Banthel103
300 SusIe G 1071 293 GalvanIc 107
Third race selling one mile
294 Dor Annl07 295 L Allcfa103
295 G Guyton 98 286 Liberto 9S
285 Wlneberryl04 301 Albion HI09
301 Bon Ton 103 299 A Colllnsl00l
301 R Royall09
Fourth race selling 3yearolds and
up six furlongs
301 Sylvia U111 290 Dorian P111
294 A Hymnnl07 300 Orlflamb III
272 Elmdale 114 300 Chltterlg 107
300 St Joel11
Fifth race selllng purse five fur
longs
302 lfarwood 122288 Probe 122
278 Arty Brldel02 286 Dr Rowell119
276 Faurusa 102 298 Mabel F110
276 Eel 1021 302 MIss Bmr116
Sam McG119
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Utah 46 Montana Aggles O
At PaysonSalt Lake HIgh school
109 Payson HIgh school O
At OgdenOgden High school 6
Granite 5
At DenverUasltlll Indians 8 Denver
unIversIty 5 I
At AlbuquerqueUniversity of New
Mexico 28 New MexIco Mllltary InsU
tue 2
At Colorado SprlngsState univers
Ity 9 Colorado college O
At PhiladelphiaMichigan 12 Penn
sylvania 6
At CambrIdgeHarvard 12 Dart
mouth 3
At SL LouisOlclahoma 11 SL LouIs
unIversity 6
At IthacaCornell 6 Chicago 6
At AnnapallsNavy 17 Western Re
serve 6
At WashingtonGeorgetown O Uni
versIty of VirginIa 21
At MadisonMinnesota 34 WIscon
sIn 6
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At Camnrlagel1arvarQ freshmen lJ
Yale freshmen O
At ChlcagoIUInols 36 Northwest
ern O
At Des MoinesDes Moines college
20 Mornings college 11
At ColumblalIssourl 22 Drake 6
At ProvidenceBrown 12 University
of Vermont O
At AnnapcUsSL Johns college 69
Mount St Joseph college Baltimore O
At CorvanlsOregon Agricultural
cOllege O UnIversity Washington 18
At portlandUniversIty ot Oregon
22 University of Idaho 6
At GrinneI Iowa state Normal 24
Grlnnoll 6
At Wl1liamstOWn MassWllllams 17
Amherst O
At New Brunswick N TRQtgers
11 Haverford D
At Durham N INew Hampshire
State 11 Rhode Island State 6
At Providence R IBrown 11 Uni
versity ot Vermont O
At Columbus oohlo state 6 Van
derbilt O
At Bethlehem Pa Lehigh 6 New York
University 6
At PlttsburgUnlversfy ot Plttsburi
17 WashIngton and Jefferson 3
At Collegevllle Patl1Ilnus 3 Swartho
more 6
At Iowa CltfIown 16 Ames O
At Lafayette IndPurdue 24 Rose
Poiytecpniq 3
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL RUNS UP
STARTLING SCORE AGAINST PAYSON
Special to The HeraldRepublican
Payson Nov 13We have met the
enemy and they are ours Is the cry
of the Salt Lake High school football
eleven which defeated Payson High
school by the score CJt 109 to 0 tOday
It was the local elevens first game
with a team coached In the new play
and It was a good eye1ener Out
weighed outplayed outrun and bewil
dered at the attack ot the visitors
the local eleven could do nothIng at
first
As the game progressed however
and the Payson lads began to see how
It was done their defense became more
stubborn The first touchdown of the
game came within two minutes while
the first score In the second halt was
not over until ten minutes ot play
In the fast play ot two thirtymInute
halves there were no Injuries with the
exception ot a alight hurt to Wheel
Ing
Considering the fact that Payson
school has but slxt five boys and that
football Is being played for the first
time this year the big score Is not so
bad In the evenIng both teams enjoyed
a banquet and dance gIven In honor of
the visitors
The Lineup
Payson Position Salt Lake
Moore FB Romney
Wlchnal1H Convll1
Ray HWheeling
and Oleson
Ralph Done1 Fitzpatrick
E orthman
H SlmmonsR Gallagher
Clayso L T Kirby
rleClelIanRT Yates
Wallace
Page L G Wimmer
SimmonsC Brown
VIRGINIA HALFBACK
DANGEROUSLY INJURED
Washington Nov l3Archlbald
ChrIstian ot Richmond Va left half
back of the football team of the Uni
versity of Virginia was dangeroly In
jured In the last half of the game with
Georgetown UnIversity here this after
noon
After a careful examination of Chris
tians injuries tL was announced his
condition was critical and but slight
hope was entertaIned for his recov
ery
IHERALDREPUBUOAN I FORM CHART
Ogden Nov UThirteenth day Weather clear track mUddy
298 FIRST RACESlx furlongs selling 3yearolds and up Value to first
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lad Horse Wt S u 4 Str FIn Jockey Op CI
2S6 Esther M 4 U09 1 12 1 13 14 Pharrts 5 6
287 Antara a 109 3 22 23 23 21 Johnson 7 10
2S7 llss Butte 4 112 4 62 41f1 31 3 at Smith 5Z 85
292 11 Fountain 3 100 o 52 545 67 4if Gargan 3 52
282 Yolo 3 105 6 413 67 42 53 Corey 52 85
2S7 81 Kllcla 4 109 2 31 31 52 6 Wilson Ii 6
281 Altair 4 109 7 7 7 1 Andrewsl1i 2Q
Pulled up
At pot W min Off at 3101h Tlme26 53 1765
Start good
Esther M pl 2 sh Antara pl E2 sh 66 Butte sh13
ScratchedGeo Guyton
Winner b m by Owen tonTrixie Owner Ii E Beatty Ceo Trainer C F
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Esther M a live bird tOday brokeln front and towroped the field AJltara
best ot others Miss Butte did her best
299 SECOND 75 RACESix furlongs oolllng 3yearolds and up Value 10 first
1M Horse Wt 8 y Str FIn Joekey On CI
289 Marvel P 3 109 1 IH2 12 145 1nk Johnson 32 2
297 nllly Taylor a 112 3 32 31 31 215 McCarthy 5 4
2S6 H Stanhope 3 106 4 41Y Z1 2 32 AJtdrews S 4
292 Alice Collins 3108 Ii 5335 54 5 43 Smith SI 65
2S6 Lady Powell 4 112 2 2 2 4y4 42 Hi Corer 6 5
258 Lanlta 3 106 6 6 6 I 6 JJ Phart1s 4 4
At post 3 min Off at 337 Tlm6 25 13 45 12314
Start good Won driving Second and third easily
Mqrvel P pI 36 sh 11 Taylor pI 32 sb 36 Stanhope sh 12
ScratchedBanthel MagnIflclo
Winner b m by PlauditMllcah Owner Clear Lake Stable TraIner C C
Emmert
Marvel P finally found a soft spOt and made the rest look cheap Taylor
slow to get going closed fast Staphope had speed but tired
300 THIRD RACEIour and a half furlongs selling 3yearolds and np
Value to first iS Y
Ind Horse Wt S 4 34 ii Str rln Jockey Op Cl
293 Chitterlings 3 108 5 4 35 31 l1f1 12Uz funro 53 3
291 St JOlt a 109 4 61 53 41 2ns Gargan W 3
267 Dr Hollis n 109 1 1 12 235 31 Corey 15 71
297 Orltlamb 4 109 6 52 4nk 3nk 41Uz Wilson S 8
26 Yellowfoot 3 1116 2 jt 62 52 64 McCarthy S 5
2S9 Royal Stone 3 leD 8 8 72 S G3 Howard S 8
273 Susie Gregg a 109 3 31 8 734 73 Johnson 8 11
289 Chanate 3 105 7 iI16 2n 61 8 Smith 4 5
At post 3 min Oft at 410 Time7636 535835
Start good Won easily Second drIvIng Third easily
ChitterlIngs pl 45 sh 13 St Joe pl 45 sh3 Hollis sh 13
Winner ch g by S1 SlmonlanSl3ter Juliette Owner Weaver 3c Co Trainer
F W Horton
Chitterlings layoff pace to stretch saved ground and breezed home St Joe
closed like a Ccmne HoULe stopped when caught
FOURTH RACESeven furlongs selling 4yearolds and up Value to
r 30 I first 370
Ind Horse Wt S JA 4 sa Str Fin Jockey Op Cl
291 Maud fcG Ii 111 2 l1y 15 18 II 11 Johnsen 6
228 Cobblesklll 6 107 7 644 412 Z1 33 21 Pharrts 4 6
283 Albion H 4 111 6 5 > 41 4 31 43 McCarthy W 2
282 Sylvia U 6 m 4 3 64 = 612 4M 4135 Corey 4
2S9 I Rose Daly 4 107 5 7Z 51 91 51 61 Howard 6 bt
290 R Royal a 111 S 8 8 71 IN 62 MeCuUe 4
2t7 Bon Ton 4 107 3 41 3nk 334 71 73 Wilson lA Ii
290 Kalscrhoff 4 lll 1 21 2h 8 g 8 Murphy 4 4
At post 2 min Off at 431 Tlme61i 5f25 12595 13635
Start good Von handily Second and thin easily
Maul pI 12 sh 710 CobbleskIU pl 2 sh 1 Albion eh out
ScratchedElmdnle Kismet Jr
Winner hr m br OrsiniM11nnSe Ce Owner Clear Lake Stable Trainer C C
Emmert
Maud McG had all her speed today opened R big gap and lasted easily Cob
biesklU ran a good race Albion weakly ridden tailed to show much Rather
Royal lIkes Salt Lake better
FIFTH RACEFive furlongs sellIng all age Value to fIrst 7S
302
lad Horse Wt S > 4 4 Str Fin Jockey OP Cl
291 Arlln 4 12 1 435 2ns II 13 Pauy 35 62
277 Belle Brady 4 119 6 21 32 31 2nk McCarthy 3 3
293 Marwood a 12 2 1nk 12h 21 3S HeaeRer 8 8
260 Runsum 5 IZ3 5 51 4nk 4 42 Jobneen 8 i 85
1S8 Blk Domino 4 119 4 61 601 i1 5345 XcCuliooh i 8
281 Miss Beaumtr 3115 3 7 7 83 6121 Murphy 5 6
223 Daredolt 2 106 7 31 635 7 7 Wilson 8 4
At post 15 min Off at 507 Time7fiI U 1101
Start good Won easily Second drIlng Third easily
ArlIn pI 45 sh 13 Brady pl 45 sh 13 Marwood ah 1
ScratchedWlldwood Bill Robert Mitchell
Winner b g by AtmoreAlmarzo Owner W T Jones TralRer S L But
ler