Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1923, Page 8

nit 7 P D o) Landi” - PAGE EIGHT. World Results By Leased Wire SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1923. WIGQNG | CHICAGO ILLINGIS | ID MICHIGAN PICKED 10 WIN Nine Big Ten Squads Scheduled to Play This Afternoon in Big Games; Iowa-Ohio Contest Considered a Toss-up. CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—Nine Big Ten football teams took the field toda y in cont ern conference lowers of Mict conference while ed to win ea Such an outcome would leave V consin, fan ail 1 ey, in the home stretch sprint Dopesters have pi at Madison by 1 close rr ts that marked a turn in the west- tors today will jump to the front for the coveted first honors. ked Wisconsin to defeat Minnesota up, non an Aggles is pick- argin and Chicago’s strong eleven e[ meets all three of the other teams, linois | while Tilino!s has Wisconsin and Chi- cago still to contend with and Mich- igan must deal with Wisconsin and 1-| Iowa. With @ Minnesota victory, h the same condition would en- uring memorable contests for eason. The Badger-Gohper levens «@ch undedeated, will fur- nish the big exeltement of the day !.| before a Wisconsin home coming | crowa Minnesota has a strong, FRAN TOPLLOTSOX Succeeds Kid Gleason In Management of Baseball Club. CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—Frank LeRoy Chance, the “peerless leader,” who brought two world’s champions exper- eleven lined up against Wis unknown offense. Roth paulding of Minnesota and ‘an of Wisconsin have played their ams so far “under wraps” but are pected to open up all thelr offen- strength when the ancient rivals lence meet The strong Ilinots team fs handl- capped by Injuries to both fits reg- ular tackles. ago for years has defeated nd the Maroons expect a tion. Both Ohfo and Towa have strong teams, although the Hawkeyes are | handicapped with injuries to Captain Miller and Hancock, as well as to Quarterback Parkin. eae | Sport Calendar Wh Iman © fth a long ant r sin the insuran business when the Ruth and baby igns up for fifty-thousand dollar annulty Ruth is a conservative gent and invests his money thusly with Mrs. Dorothy the beneficiaries. Polley, his etroit Tigers who gave the bambino n League batting honors. Heilman baseball season {a at an end. Babe DENWER U. MEET DENVER, Colo., Oct The an-; nual clash between the Universit of Denver and University of Colo- rado's elevens was the center of football interest here today, Both teams came up to today’s contest un- defeated and the result was expect- ed to give an indication of their RECORD CROWDS Chicago as pilot of the Chicago | Cubs, will manage the Chi Racing. American league White Sox next] Meeting of Empire City Racing as season. He succeeds “I on | sociation at Yonkers. veteran mentor who resigned re-{ Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club cently, and will take up his duties |at Latonia eome time before the major league|* Meeting of Maryland Far associa- meetings in December. tion closes at Laurel Announcement that Chance had Yachting. accepted the terms of a one year! faces for International Fisher- contract by long telephone | men’s trophy begin off Halifax, from his home in Los 1 Hockey. macs Lit brett el Annual meeting of U. S. Amateur business manager of the White | Hockey association, at Cleveland, Chance’s contract as manag | 7 the Boston Americans expired this | Golf. Pepa New York state champfonship Four pennants and two worla's [tournament cloves at Garden City, champions fell to the lot of the old |°” ~* Chicago C1 r Chance’s leader Athletics. ship in MINNESOTA COUGH I GROSS COUNTRY FAN MIN: with r and ence W. Luehring athletics to the we team th colle cross-« danger ¢ fall, how » ex Qa promi competitior match Wi lowing then to game team ns. nll Iverson, ar te NEAPOLIS, Oct, 27 coac mad of n mne} h A tional A A. U. seven-mile walk- chamyiinship, at New York. National A. A. U, ten-mile: walk- ing championship at New York. Football. Pennsylvania ys. Centre College, ntersectional game, at Philadelphia, Washington & Jefferson vs. De- troit, intersectional gang, at De- troit. Boston College vs. Marquette, in- tersectional game, at Boston, ee | SPORT BRIEFS NEW YORK.—Dave Shade of | California won a judges’ decision | over Billy Wells, welterweight cham- pion of England in 15 rounds, and Sammy Mandell of Chicago was given the decision over Harry Brown of New York In 12 rounds semi-final, MINNEAPOLIS. — Tiny Herman. Omaha, scored a technical knockout over Clem Johnson, negro heavy: weight of New York, in the eighth of a ten round scheduled bout here. — Origin of traditions, connected with Hallowe'en {is lost in antiquity The NEW YOR Champion. Archery ir ect National Archery Ghicage He is a resident of Way no, Pa, Champion Is National if all gol 1 medals and all gold cups. ARE EXPECTED | Gatherings of 50,000 Are Held Assured at | Football Games. | NEW YORK, Oct. Associated 27.(By The Press.)—A new attend ance record for the current gridiron Season is expected today when foot- ball followers of the east cram the many stadiums and stands to wit- ness the best program thus far of- fered by college schedule makers. Gatherings of 50,000 or more are assured, West Virginia-Pennsyl vania State clash at the Yankee sta dium; the Dartmouth-Harvard game at the Harvard stadium and the Yale-Rrown game at the Yale bowl, while the attendance upon a dozen others of contests involving lending astern élevens will'closely approach » 50,000 mark, ‘college athletic of: | s sald. ‘The three games mentioned con- stitute but a small partion of the thrill-promising contests of the af ternoon. Of equal general interest is Centre’s invasion of th north its game with Pennsylvania 1ceton’s third successive meeting with the Navy; the eastern venture of the sta rt. Marquette team ainst undefeated Boston college, and other eastern fields offer grid- iron duels of promising proportions ‘Today's engagements bring to n close what has been styled “football gloom week,” for in the course of the past six days dispatches from the majority of eastern schools have been devoted to tales of the injuries of outstanding players, and assertions that such players will not take the fleld in today's impor: tant tussles, COWBOYS CLASH WITH MINERS SCOLORADO; chances th the race for Rocky Moun- tain conference honors, Dopesters genera'ly were predict: ing en even battle. The slow field due to the heavy storm earlier in the | week added to the uncertainty. The| Denver team boasts more experienc- ed men but the state aggregation! has perfected a strong scoring ma- chine if early season games are any. iniiication. In other conference games today Colorado school of Mines will play} Wyoming University at Laramie! Cocrado aggies will play Utah ag-| gies at Logan and Utah University | and Brigham Young University will meet at Provo. — The Lapwing is the species that lay the “plover’s eggs’? well known| to European epicures. - > . Goose-liver ple, or pate de fo! gras, is said to have originated in Strass- burg. Big Ten Coaches Using New System to Pick Best Players. CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—United Press) Accurate “fielding averages” of foot- ball players are necessary to insure fa'rness in choosing the eleven best men from the big squads which turn out each fall at “Big Ten" schools, according to coaches. Elaborate score sheets are used to show how many tackles each man made or missed, passes caught and dropped, success or failure at blocking, and a dozen other detafis in which coaches are {nterested. Fraternity and class rivalry make @ record necessary, according to Coach Fisher of Michigan, to protect coaches against charges of favor- itism in picking the “varsity.” Men who are “flashy on the gridiron sometimes accomplish less than the man who remains in the back- ground. ‘The scoring system 1s also helpfu’ in aiding a coach to select a team from his squad suited to the oppo- nents for a particular game. If the opponent aggregation is known to have strong ends and the center of the line is weak, the scoring charts will show which backs are more ef- ficient at gaining through the line rather than skirting the extremities. By use of the charts, coaches are able to instruct quarterbacks which carriers are lable to gain on certain plays. Interesting comparisons are found in yards gained by bucking and running backs. The iden of gauging football effi- ciently by keeping a written record is not new, but has been developed to a much greater extent this sea- son, it is sald. Lake Forest (t1l.) college 18 credited with a well organ- ized system of scoring tackles by both linesmen and backs as early as | ~ 1923. Scoring !s done by student éx- Perts at Michigan, where the system is sa'd to be rAst efficient. At other schoo's, a coach or a&ssistant keeps track of the plays. | SANYKITE Aftorde Uimost Proteetion PREVENTIVE for MEN Kit (@'s) @ ce cman Stor Neve ite tor Ciceutat | Red ‘York Road to Health If the liver is right, the whole system is right. Nothing acts like Cart: Purely Vegetable. gently awaken your slu; constipation, stomach els, sick headache and Standard Remedy taken by millions for over Fifty Years. Genuine Must beer Signature AanPiork, Small Pill Purely Vegetable : Small Dose er’s Little Liver Pills. They assist Nature to ggish liver, and relieve trouble, inactive bow- dizziness. 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Drive In Capital Opens In Month Wyo., Oct. 27. i 1] ws EERE TS Ivan Parks, who smashed the world’s record for riding winners at the Latonia, Ky., race-track when on two days in success‘on he rode ten winners, five on each day. In four other rides on the same days he fin- ished second once and third twice. great performance has amazed the racing world. 1,000 GOPHERS GOTO MADISON FOR BATTLE ALL SIZES 6.50 Wyatt Hotel Basement MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 27.—More than 1,000 students and graduates of the University of Minnesota made the trip from Minneapolis to Madi- son, Wis., for the Minnesota-Wiscon- sin football games today, leaving Fri- day on a special train, Expenses of Arrives een the University Band, which made | No. 30 Sere ese 5 . the trip, were met by a dime col- Westbouna iro ame) D. m. lection at the football games with ell Sad Cees h ha ing eee 120 a. m the Haskell Indians and the Univer- sity of North Dakota on the pre- ceding Saturdays. 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