Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 11

| By Leased Wire BB OOTBALL SEASON AT THE HALE ie WAY MARK IN GAMES TOMORROW ee Big Intersectional Games to Hold Spot- light Saturday; Harvard to Meet Real Test in Game With Dartmouth. - BY HENRY L. FARRELL, cus adjectives can be used Bigger and better than ever, all over the country will be best of the season. Last week's 8 just as much the best before is week's and next week's will be other best. ‘Three big inter-sectional games irnish the brightest spots on @ fine schedule that will be ed off tomorrow. ittle Centre College, for several rs one of the finest attractions | the country, will make its annual | asion of the east by appearing inst Penneylvania in Philaiel- ia. lariier in the season, the wise ds in the east, remarked: “Well, is is Centre's last big whirl in east. The Colonels are through.” | On the contrary, the evidence ints now that Centre not only through, but that Centre very fely will beat Penn and retain Its! mer rating in the east. Georgia Tech, once the leading ndard bearer of the south and ii one of the most Illustrious rep- ntatives, also journeys across border to meet the great Notre me team on one of the few occa- 1s when the Notre Dame stu- ave a chance to see their idols in action in a big Y Mick’ ime. ‘his game should be one of the tt in the season and Tech has jumed a big obligation. (United Press Sports Editor. NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—(United ak Re but to herald the approach of the eekly football attractions as the season draws to its close. filling and thrilling,” can be ed aply as descriptives for each succeeding pro Again tomorrow, the card which will ne viteced’ for be staged in New York between the powerful West Virginia eleven and the always good Penn State team. ‘West Virginia was one of the out- standing teams of 1922 and the Mountaineers have another fine eleven this year. Penn State always has a smart, capable team. Two good games will bring the spotlight on a part of the “Big Three.” Yale will not have much to do with Brown, although Brown has a habit of making things in- teresting for the “Big Three.” Harvard will get the first real test of the season against Dart- mouth and much more will be known about the real ability of the Crimson eleven after the game. So far, Harvard lacked the speed believed necessary to cope with the fleet, fast moving and alert Yale and Princeton teams, and Dart- mouth will make Harvard put out everything it has to win. Princeton, after two hard games with Georgetown and Notre Dame, has a tough prospect against the Navy in one of the feature games of the day to be played {n Baltimore. The Navy team has been brought along slowly by Bob Folwell with the idea of keeping the squad In shape for the toughest schedule that the midshipmen have ever faced. Princeton also picked a very hard road to trave) this year and the troit University, which has nm high in the football world in pent years, also invades the east th a game against Washington Jefferson. These two teams 1e become established rivals, and both are high-class teams they one of the real ‘erhaps the most important game he day, because of its effect on eastern championship fight, will HADE SEEKING ELTER TITLE W YORK, Oct. 26.—If Dave beats Billy Wells, British , in their 15 round bout at Bon Square Garden tonight he y claim to the welterwe'ght jonship and defend it against ers, his manager, Leo F’ynn funced. Wells has been offered ut with Roland Todd, English ight, if he wins tonight. and Shade meet for the first and it will be Wells’ first ap- fance in New York. ————— nort Calendar Racing. ting of Empire City Racing jation, at Yonkers. ting of Kentucky Jockey club, atonia. eting of Maryland Fair asso- pn, at Laurel. Golf. York State ment, at Garden City, L. I. Boxing. nkio Genaro vs. Georgie 8, 15 rounds, at New York. pmer Smith vs, Tiny Herman, punds, at Minneapolis. ‘just as ind uine Hate aire bee | fifteen of ex jence proven ue behind it, ¢ Darcova Valve Cup is from materials that en- tre. Any oil man can tell you it Darcoya Valve Cups beat erything for wear and service. championship | © Tigers probably will be approaching their top form as well as the Navy. It should be a great game if the Navy follows the warning sounded everywhere; “Don't fumble! Don’t fumble!" Pittsburgh has Carnegie Tech as an opponent at Pittsburgh, and Lafayette plays Rutgers at aston. Cornell, getting ready for a tough game with Dartmouth, will lay off for the day. Cornell has a rather coy way of doing that. The Army, getting ready for the Yale game, Home Team Opponent Albion -.-------= Hillsdale Alma -----------Olivet --. Amhurst ~-------Oberlln —---., --St. Mary’ Augustana, Baker .-.---—-. Wim. Jewell -. Baylor .-. Ouachita Bethany --------Friends Bowdoin Bradley Brig, Young ----Utah Broaddus .----..New River -—-. Ruffalo .... Butler Platteville Canisius Dayton Carletcnh -. Carrol. Carthage ------. enceneen= Otterbein Purdue Colgate a 3. CN. Yee. -n-—----- New York | Richmond pense st ey ainge Coll. Puget 84 -Univ. Washington --.—---.- Tacoma |\Rochester ~-.--- Allegheny Columbia ~~ --—--— New York Edward --.Dallas . Cornell ----==. Ithaca Ignatius .....W, Va, Wes. Creighton - Omaha Joseph’ Dak. Wes. - Mitchell |St. Louls ---.-..Mississipp! . Wash. & Je! Albright Juniata Dickinson Drexel Dubuque --.... ast Contra] ..-. Weatherford Elon ..-----—---Emory-Henry -. Fairmont -———-Haskell --- Florida -.-------- Wake Forest - Fordham ..-——-..St. John's Fort Hay St. Mary‘s -. Geneva - Ashland Georgetown ~~...3d Corps, U. Gettysburg ---.--Villa Nova Srinnel Drake -. rove Clty ---—-Bethany Hamline -. Macalester . Hamilton St. Luwrence -. Hamp. Sidney Hampton Hardin .. Principia Harvard - Dartmouth 4 Cross - Boston Univ. lorehouse Mlinols Nor. Jas, Millikin St. Viator - «Haverford ~. Kansas Agri. eorgetown C. Morris Harvey -. Chicago ¥ - Kentucky <y Wesleyan La Crosse Afayetie Lae Forest Lehigh La. Poly Marietta Maryland Mercer Mi Miss. No. Carolina Birmingham So. Mi¢higan Agri. . Tennessee Agri. Akron ...--------Mount Union wenccecensees--Akron | Missouri .. Ala, Poly -------Fort Benning ----------- -----Macomb Nor. -----—-- Rock Island w----------- Lindsborg -e<-Illinols College -------- Che Casper Daily Cridune | THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS |* mbla, now at Gloucester, Mass., is awaiting the International Fishermen's race which will be run Scotia, on October 29, America has challenged the trustees of the cup and the Nova Scotian ‘The Colu off Halifax, Nova entry probably will be the Biuc will take on an easier opponent in Lebanon Valley and the Army will need the rest. In the Western Conference, Iowa and Ohio State and Minnesota and "Wisconsin will do the big games. ‘With the season just halfway America’s, Choice along, nothing has been established ] in a definite line to give a bearing on any of the mythical champion ships. Beginning with the first of the November games, candidates for the honors will start knocking each other off. At |Home Team Auburn |Montana Albion - Alma | ion | West. - Amherst | Morningside Mt. Pleasant Mt. St. Mary's —------ Boston .. Brunswick -- Peoria Provo Philippi - Buffalo i onio State Indianapolis |oxiahoma -— - Pasadena P f oregon ___ --- Campion | pennsylvant. ie uatain loaan’ gate 0 Northfleld | pit, Exeter = Waukesha | piiiips __ Carthage | pittsburgh - Cleveland | presby, Coll. Chicago | providence Cincinnati Cedar Rapids - Waterville - Utica - Denver | simpson So. Dakota + Ada Elon ichita ‘Tampa Fordham Fort Hays _ Beaver Falls ‘Washington .-- York Grinnell '- Grove City | St. Paul .- Clinton | Union Unt Hampéon-S'dney |. S. Mi. ~ Hampton / 0, Mexico Cambridge - Worcest ~ Wartington - Normal Decatur Baltimore Lawrence Lexington Winchester | Stout Supertos | Swarthmore |Syrmacuse .. Tennesgeo Texas ... | Texas Minei Toledo rinity |Vir. Mil, Int. |¥. Pele ce Washington La Crosse |Wash. Coll - Easton |\Wash. State ake Forest | Waynesburg - Bethlehem yan ~ Ruston strmin: Baton Rouge | West. Va. In .« Loulsville |}Wheaton ...... . New Orleans | Willamette -- Marietta | Wilmington College Park | Wisconsin Macon |W'cester Po! Arbor | Wyoming phis | Yale Opponent Chemawa . . King Minr jonzaga, Montana State -.Montana Min ----Srigham Young ankton - sitantl neeton Yorthwestern ~---Carnegie Tech. .. The Citadel — tholic U! o, Washington . neon sa o------Rediands mona . --Stevens . Parsons . Princeton . | Spearfish Nor. —5S. Spring HUl -_._ Alabama . an St, ---Mich. North wees Union . Atlanta . -—_-=- Howard . Dakota Johns Whittier . Penn Lincoln ‘orthwe ilorado wn sea Clinton |fale Fresh, p.--.PhiL Andover College ... Miries ene Nebrasaka --—-------- Columbia ------------- Missoula 3t. Francis -----.--. Emmitsburg anta, Clara -asn=. Vermont ---------—-. = thode Island No. Dak, Agi Fresh. niv. . ---- oe Richmond + mn etnne om-Rochester ae eenan se ----Austin w---Gallaudet . ---.--~-. .Philadelphia ---—--5t. Louls Btate Dakota Mines ~.-...---Spearfish ~——— + -------Mobile ~ Carlisle | stanford Univ. So. Calif. ~-Palt ey - . Me + ne oo lo Alto Phi'adelphia [State Normal Tuskegee . -..--—--.--Montgomery - Dubuque )Stevens Point Oshkosh . ~-------Stevens Point Transylvania ~...Chattanooga . ——...------Lexington -——--------Hartford Coll, -- Grand Forks —------ Evanston -—--Philadelphia -—----New York wena ae-- Jackson ——----Charlottesville - N. Wilmington Charleston (W. Va.) Wheaton the leading At Bozeman Helena Stoux City Mount Pleasant --- Reno Manchester -- New York South Bend -- Northfield -—--- Atlanta Eugene Exeter --Enid ---Clinton ~Providence Norfolk +. Troy ‘Houston Cleveland .Indianola «e—-- Vermillion ‘Tuskegee ---West Point ~--- Baltimore Payette Collegeville ‘alley City ~-Nashville ~-Lexington Middietown lem pwarks ---Mad<on ~Worcester ---.--Laramle | Now Haven} New Haven’ Yesterday’s BIG TEN FOOTBALL TEAMS HAVE IMPORTANT CONTESTS oATURDAY Wisconsin Meets Minnesota at Madison in Crucial Game of Season—Huge Crowd _ Expected to See Game. CHICAGO, Oct. 26.—An untimely end to the season’s football aspirations would not bring surprise to any of the big ten contestants, judging from today’s reports from their training camps as the heavy practice of the week ended. Wisconsin, with a home-coming crowd of 36,000 on the wide lines, will meet its traditional/ have a consolation contest of their both foo, Minnesota, with its own|/own at Columbus tomorrow, strength in doubt. teams having finished a week of The Minnesota team, at Madison| strenuous practice. ready for the game, although hand!l-| Coach Yost contemplates sending his second string eleven against the Michigan aggies Saturday. sab Risethos Nand Bs HEAVY GAMES ON SATURDAY NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—Tomorrow with midseason well ander way, the football drama will begin to shape itself for the climax, Many thrilling battles are scheduled. No game promises to be harder fought than that between Penn State and West Virginia at the Yankee stadium in New York and when Yale neets a worthy opponent in Brown the result will not be a great sur- price no matter what {t ta, The Navy and Princeton will walk the grids in Baltimore, capped by injuries and ino'lgibility, has a big determined aggregation that has alwaye been a formidable foe to Wisconsin, Tilinols, doped as a principal con- tender for the big ten championship, prepared to meet Northwestern here tomorrow with both regular tackles, Brown and Hall, out of the game. Chicago, after its victory over Northwestern does not expect trou- ble in downing Purdue. Iowa and Ohio, both defeated, will PERU EXTEND FIRPO GREETING Harvard and Dartmouth will come First in News Of All Events together in the!r yearly contest and the crimson will have to move fast- er than heretofore this season, for no team can rest through a game with Dartmouth. 1980 HIDE, A GORDON YOU'RE OVER YOUR HAT TROUBLES. ~oowcwevwcccsesacenonemsavenerens | The. Gordon hat habit saves worry as } well as money—and gets you the best Leaves Arkeon Bldg. 8 a. m. Daily Telephone 144 J. J. Stanton, Mgr. Docks Are Lined With! ~~ Throngs Gathered to Meet Boxer. Refrigerators Meat Mills CALLAO, Peru, Oct. 26.—Lutis Ange! -Firpo, arriving from Colon yesterday, was greeted by a demon- stration such as {s se'dom accord- ed distinguished visttors to Peru, cheering throngs lined the docks and the main thoroughfare as the boxer left the steamer. 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