The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 6

{OO POP OPC CCC CC CL OOD OL CCOTCCC TEES DECC LOLOL OOD OLIOLEL OOD OLEDEOIDESELELOL SELLE ELE IEEEELOLELEELOOODEDEOTEEEED ELLE? > yy) Six ' BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNS MICHIGAN HELPED OHIO STATE OFF’ TO GOOD START FOR TITLE AND MAY ALSO AID BUCKEYES IN CINCHING WESTERN | Har- man ou the Michi-| iigan’ working|gin team, but’ outside of Harley 1t| By Fred Tur A, Spo Ohio te has Mi for her now. That sounds rather fun-| was Ly, but its a fact. he strong Michi-| bap team, eliminated by Obio State at his position, in the Big ‘Ten competition, may now help Ohio cinch the western title. Jing treally beat Michigan Saturday. iter ley outclassed: any W yen up and in a few ¢ igan man Jooked bad, The handUng of The task is evenly divided, although | halt was not first class. ‘he general: | was open to criticism. | points should be correct- It was this “polishing off” proce IUs like this: Ohio State, Chicago that the Wilee coaching showed ov the honors will go to Ohio, should both ship at time feams came through with their quota) ALL of thes of work, toa. and Wisconsin are undefeated members that of Yost, of the Big Ten. Ohio State will p Wisconsin. Wisconsin must le beat eh But Ohio does not play @ and if the Buckeyes are to fons they must be the only unbeaten! He and Weston were hard to tein in the league. So beating Chi- | when they carried the ball, tego is Michigan's task and unless} jiuatch, Sparks and Weston of footballers Michigan is likely to turn/o¢ them and ed the trick, jnot the fault of the pa Despite the fact that Michigan were played per! ly—each of Stands defeated aud Chicago and Wis-!seyentecn, ‘The reason they did consin have clean slates [ believe the work was because Stincheomb Wolverines are one of the most) part y of Ohio State were there powerful clevens in the country today. /ery tiny against Ohio, The race in the western is sensation- al. Chicago and Wisconsin ha ‘Ome from behind beautifully. Wisconsin's | ¢ (runs and bucks off the tackles, defeat of Ilnois was hardly expect ‘ All three survivors must incet stron foams, though Ohio has the lighter schedule, Ohio State has a vat machine. | Roush, Mts othér name is roy. f sensation of 1917 and 1916 is the sen ftton of T19, The coaching of Jaek | Wild stands out prominently. The sinoothness. of the Buel playin which pola not work. It wa jbeving to ge jlots of ground on penalties, Ohio has one weaknes: comb and Harley are ve low § gi Aue sagt re arrying the bull back on kick | KIDDIE Gh l i jmaybe that was because of the great [speed of the Michigan ends, MUST BE CHECKED | Harley 4g greater than. ever. hw B iis a hard man to stop. Tacklers are * Iswept aside in open field with an easy | ‘I sbigt or a brush of the arm, Harley Dr. King’s Now Discovery jin sidecten avd will do that very thing, «| [ell this he rm squirm, On top fast and hard. j took Ovo or three t easy and quickly ON'T say, “Poor little young: ster—I wish T knew do for you!” jittle Dr. King's idlrected and the finger. : cold {3 not to be foole ‘Get after it at ouce. fe congestion, and the thr A fanily jtoush, Opposing on him, s attack alw pinst = Michis n {stopped lots of pli jyas fresh and not onee laid out, KLEPER TO HEAD SEATTLE | Seattle, Wash, Oct, 31—James | Prewster, But Michigan fumbled. ‘The pass-| Man to man the teams were a great Igo | kan are great backfield men, Spark xe champ-) shared punting honors with Harle stop : Michigan has a wonderful forward} the Maroons are a wonderful team of! passing team, ‘They tried seventeen | h failed. But that is sing. ‘They | and Their work in breaking up! ‘they played a fairly even game passes was the most wonderful exhi-{ {bition of the kind I haye ever seen, Sparks and Weston were able to gain | 'good ground against Ohio on short! vl. Mey did't keep it up; they instead | followed the forward passing program like | a long fly past die} The} Another point in Wilee's favor— jclcan playing of his ‘men. Ohio had} ely two penalties and they came late | nthe fourth quarter, Michigan lost Stinch- lichigan players to ar him to the ground. And he’s cent- rried the ball most of the time and ays, but he always president of the Seattle eball club of the Pacitie Coast per-| best | | the ni | the not ey- but} in or He of It he COLGATE’S CAPTAIN CAPT. WES Te | AR r.| BULLDOG MAY COME BACK STRONG; CRIMSON LOOKS grippe, aud ue probably will be steceeded by years a friend to colds 3. . IL. Klepper, secretary of the club. | By FRED 'TURBYVILLE itty years of highest quality. 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It is al- re-| Blue to cone of} Post of they s st the fir uson that a Kittle fellow has been able to. beat either Yale or Harvard. It isn't the first time, either, that Harvard on carly season dope appeared to have it atu over Yale, The Crimson — looks niuch the best of the two teams right row Most of the big school teams around the country ea Schedule that in- cludes four or five real BIG games. Yale and Harvard plays many of these foams but they know only the one between — themselves. could whip Yale 1 the punch throughout she would be willing COLGATE STANDING Te Harvard |3 BETTER JUST NOW to lose .v few minor contests and to ullow the litte fellows to wallop her around the gridiron. Same for Yale. That is why each team has a it of holding back, There also is the great feeling stirring in the hearts of the athletes of the two squads just before they clash, This feeling re-| sults in pulling together a great team vut of 2 squad of cripples and men who co not teok as good as the stars of old. It was ever thus and if vou don’t be- lieve it just read bae's in football hist- ary and See how ausiy fimes the Yale ond Harvard teams have shown poor- ly throughout the scason only to cut joose at the last moment and display wonderful form, e is pointed for YGiivard and Harvard for Yale, Waat is what they are thinking about in the two camps every da They're enemit nwust play Fargo college. If they ma eat Fargo college they will be the ti- | tle holders, but if they lose, the three | 'GAFF IN BIG CLASS £n unbeaten record for the year. ttle college of Hamilton, N. Y¥. ig surprise of the football world. th In the west the teams are run- ig fairly true to form, but in the exst there have been upsets. Colgate has stood the gaff well. The sport world admires the little | fellpw that can go out and do big | things. The sport world was pleased that Dempsey arose from the ranks ond beat Willard. It was pleased heights of the baseball world. It is so in football, Harvard, Yale, others of the select set generally “have teings their own way. Once in a while} a little fellow kicks up a little dust} and this year itis Colgate. It looked for awhile like Syracuse jwas a big noise, too, following de- feat of Pitt ‘burg. But Syracuse al-} lowed W, 1d J. to beat her, in the east to date. If Colgate goes through the remaining half j well it will be hard to rank any ea ern team ahead. HOCKEY STAR REINSTATED Vancouver, B.C. Oct. land in the Pacific. coast association fessional of prominence in the far west 4 i 3 i : to be reinstated. He will play with 8 : ter. 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