Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 5

* played a week ago, may be expected © to. continue. » Tau er tort | ees » BIG FEATURE ~ team willbe increasingly dangerous. - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924. . CHICAGO. GAME Stagg Crew to Clash Saturday With Brown Squad. (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—The Brown- Chicago game at Chicago Saturday will affcrd an opportunity to see whether Stagg has been able to do anything with his team since its de- feat by Missquri last Saturday. He will have to show everything he has against Robihson or suffer defeat, which would tend to sap the morale of the team for the conference games. On ‘the other hand. Brown, if i: should. gain a victory, will come ‘back enst for its important games with the big fellows, thcroughly RECEIPTS AT FRONTIER OAYS SHOW THIS. YEAR)-.. PLACED AT $58,206 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 10. —The | sross receipts of the, 1924 Frontier | Days celebration, held here last Juty, i} totaled $58,296.79 and the expense of | giving the show totaled $47, 661.11, | saving a profit of $10,296.79, accora- | ing to the report of the Citizens’ Frontier committee made public to- day. Cow Girls Leave For Big Show at Madison Squate CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 10— Forty cowgirls and cowboys from HARVARD WILL “WAKE CHANGE Quarterback V Who Run With Ball Is Now Wanted. By LAWRENCE PERRY. (Copyright 1924, Casper Tribune) YORK, Oct. 10,—Harvard, | it seems, is going to drop the non: running quarterback idea that has prevgiled at Cambridge since 1915. ‘The scheme now is to develop a quarterback who can do something on the offensive. « In the days when Harvard's hid- den ball plays were new and strange the Crimson got along very nicely with a strategical thimble-rigging quarterback who carried the bail only on the rarest of occasions. But C ed and like'y to be mary, dan-/ Wyoming, Oklahoma, Texas,.Ari- | in the past two or three years the Berous: Brown's .center, Eckstein, | zona and New Mexico left Chey- | typical Harvard ball juggling bas ‘will, bear watching. enne Wednesday on a special | lost its effectiveness and the ~The Army-Detroit game at West Point will give 2 good deal more of a line upon the quality of McEwan's men than many persons think. De- troit is @ team with very powerful gards the Army as stronger than last-year and of both Wilson and Hewitt get into the backfield the The Columbia-Wesleyan game will mark exactly the progress of Haush- ton’s work and show whether the promise of greater cohesion, dis- Penn looks better than last year and the game with Swarthmore wll tell the story. Douglas, the star in Young's backfield, should be watched. Syracuse shou'd come through witir a victory over William ond Mary though the opposition promises fo be better than expected. Marquette has a lMne that should give the navy some trouble and Folwe!! will be lucky if he gets his team through safely without injury. The big three—Yale, Harvard, Princeton—ought to have fairly easy saling against Georgia, Middleburg and Lehigh. BURLINGTON EMPLOYES CLUB TO STAGE BIg Members of the Burlington Em- ployes club of the Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy railroad, will stage; boxing) and. “wrestling card “ne: Thursday ing that promis: a” the health aa et Te aay eat hn eet rat jane rage ec da rag mat fan: For health’s BIT ye The headline bout will be a wrest- ling match between Jack Larr; Council Bluffs, Ia., and Eddie Scott of Okjahoma. pounders and both have had several | Know the truth about bran! To be years of professional experience bee) fore coming to Casper to work for efficacions, to give you sought-for relief, the Burlington. bran must-be ALL BRAN! 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