Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1924, Page 13

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1924. EAST IS VEN THRILL IN ARMY DEFEAT Football Games Satur- ‘day Along Seaboard Are Reviewed. i% f ; ‘ NEW YORK, Oct. 18.—(Unitea Press.)}—The west threw a scare in the e: again today when the fast Notré Dame team route1 the Army, 13 to 7, before an enormous crowd in New_York, Interest was centered in this game as the first big intersectional contest to give a lead on the rela- tive merits of eastern and western teams. Princoton ‘staging 1 great come- back, beat the Navy, 17 to 14, and lopmed as one of the principal eastern contenders. Penn State's invasion of the south ended in disaster when the strong Georgia Tech team beat the North- erners, 15 to 13. » Harvard managed to win a 12 to 6 victory over Holy Cross when Cornell was unable to score on the strong Rutgers eleven, losing 10 to 0, on itd home field. Yale showed unexpected strength in holding the powerful Dartmouth team \to a 14-14 tie and Penn beet Percy Houghton's Columbia team, 10 to 7, coming from behind. CORNELL IS OUTPLAYED BY RUTGERS ITHACA, Oct. 18.—(United Press). Cornell, although threatening on one or two occasions to score in the second half, wad outplayed ana , owtgeneralied vy a sirong Rutgers eleven here this afternoon and was forced to accept a 10 to 0 defeat, the first tinve the Big Red team lias fatied to score in a four y period. STANFORD DASHES HOPE “OF OREGON WARRIORS (United Press) STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal., Oct. 18.=-Stanford and the Univer- sity‘of Oregon thrilled some 10,000 football fans here this afternoon ‘with a sensational game in which Stanford came out victor, 28 to 13. Long runs, sensational passes and © general uncertainty. marked the game and kept the crowd on its toes to the finish. Unul well along in the second half, although Stanford had what would have beer a safe lead in many games, the ultimate victor was in doubt. Western State College Upsets x Dope on Regis GUNNIBON, Colo., Oct. 19. (United Press)—Western state college thts et ate upset non-conference foot- pall dope in Colorado with a 20 to 0 Wietory over Regis college of Den- ver. 1 Graco.of Regis; outstarring all hiy ‘team mates all through the game, everal times pushed the - pigskity Within the shadow of the Mountain- ters’ goal but could never quite make the grade. { Both held well on the line, but ere clearly outclassed in aerial and pen field work. Copper Rivet fat all strain points in LEVISTRAUSS WAIST Overalls TWO-HORSE BRAND ONE OF THE REASONS WHY THEY WEAR LONGER THAN OTHER MAKES “pain FREE “ale” ALSO MAKERS OF KOVERALLS Keep Kids Klean The Ideal Play Suit f; ren jor RELIASLE MERCHANDISE SINCE 1853 via “gumbo"’ mud, ADDITIONAL NEWS. OF Hard hitting Montana battler who will exchange wallops MeMullen on.the same card in which Don Terror Long and Eddle will clash at the Mills stadium, October 22. SURPRISES STAND OUT AGAIN IN BIG TEN RESULTS; PURDUE HANGS DEFEAT ON THE PURPLE CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—(Cnited Press) —When dusk descended on the grid- irons of the western conference to- night, myriads of fans, hoarse: threated, were in evidence. And my- riads more were broken hearted. Tho fato that directs tho destinies of universities in the conferehee champlonship race had behaved him- sel with perhaps more regularity than is his custom, But he ushéred im this first day, full of giant @ counters, With a liberal share of aur- pri toor * Illinois, for: inatance, replied to the “Bears” who sald shp'd lose, by letting loosé'a Grange mightier even than the ‘ Red” of last year’a fame, and the Woolverines, who surprised today to win a confetencé ‘cham- pionship, went baék to’ Ann Arbor crushed, 39 to 14, x It wary expected to be a desperate strugave at ‘Wadison and it was. The supporters or Wisconsin and Minne- sota are submerged in perhaps in the most of a'l football emotions, for the Badgers and Gophers fought to a t@, 7 to 7 and thereby-eliminated each other from the race. At Northwestern field, the result was & clear upset. The purple, lead by Ralph Baker, was expected to win handily, and instead Purdue flashed a victory in the last quar- ter 7 to 3. The Staggmen off Chicago) did much as Stagg had directed them, They swept the Indiana eleven off its feet, 23 to 0, but not before the Hoosiers had sprung many scores. Obfo State did not loom as strong as the critics had pictured her when she won from Ohio Wesleyan, 10 to 9, but Wilee, it must be remembered is not the mentor to give his pet plays away, without reason, The rame applies to Coach Bert Casper Loses to Hell’s Half Acre - In Muddy Battle ” The Casper high school football team lost a wetly contested game- “to the Devils of Hells Half Acre, The squad left here at Five o'éh Saturday morning to play Lat in Salt Creek bus formation. Old “Jupe Pluvius” started calling alg- nal&. about daybreak. The team battled bravely through the slick and clinging gumbo for three hours and a half, finally calling time out at Powder River. Here Coaches Morgan, Madden and Christopher held a peace parley and suggested return. ing to Casper. However, the squad threw them for a loss, and it was decided to continue on to Lander, . About the time the squad reach. ed Hells Half Acre a veritable cloudburst shoved thelr bus off the road. Here the coaches “got tuff” with the boys and decided to return to Casper. Needless to say there was weeping and knashing of teeth. At this juncture Mid« key Stanton broke loose with ora- tion against returning, “Judge’’ Ted Madden overruled his plea. Joe Shikany sang and danced to humor Coach Morgan but was thrown for a loss. Dan Bell and Capt. Hales pleaded pitifully in Coach Christopher's ears but they too Were thrown for a loss. However, a special banquet for the squad at the Biltmore at Powder River greatly revived theft injured feelings, and. they all acknowledged that the Hells Half Acre devils stopped them fair and square. .The first team to’ beat them this year, On the road back to: Casper they fought vainly for three and a half hours, losing by three “ditchings” all y ‘ Epinard an odds-on favorite in the| The defeat of the French colt was Laurel stakes this afternoon, and/a bitter disappointment to tens of e the French colt ran fifth in a field] thovsands who’ had backed Epinara, of seven. : figuring it a sure winner. C. Kum- The race went to F. A. Burton’s| mer had been brought to Laurel Wise Counsellor, which negotiated | especially to ride the Werhelmer the mile in 1:88 2-5, four-fifths of 4] Horse, following Jockey Haynes’ ’ nd Hehind the track record. The| riding in the internatfonal’ stake spring after they have been allowed Ingerswen of Towa, whose Hawk- eyes won from Lawrence by tho narrow margin of 13 to 5. Marquette, too, who last Saturday swept through to fame on thé Navy piled up only Campbell-Johnson be Casper Sunvap crivune RTS “TRREL FINISHES FIFTH IN LAUREL RACE CLASSIC WON BY WISE COUNSELLOR SATURDAY LAUREL RACE RACK, Mé@.; Oct. last. The winner paid $11.50 for a 18,—(United Press.) —/They ~ made] $2 mutuel ticket. Py Glen Riddle Farni’s Big Blaze was | events. secondand G. A.Cochran’s Sunflag | Epinard had no excuses. Ivan C Cl b T. k third. Rustic was fourth; epinard, | Parke cut ont-the Ah on ey be untry fitth; y, sixth and Initiate] with Steve O’Doniell holding” Wise ad Ww anes Counsellor ‘in second place, until the his back in a non-challant manner, that spread g:odm over the D. U. stands like a blanket of blue. His final punch of seven yards Was just a sample of the rest! of the drive, although he was ably as- sisted by Wooley and Thomas, Later he added three -points with a neat place kick. In thé final quarter he again got his chance when a Parson fumble Gave Aggies the ballon D, U's. 20 yard line. Again he lammed the bal! down the field on guard and tackle thrusts. but Wooley was given the empty honor of carrying the. bail over. Knowles missed the goal. First Steps Toward Lee Fi inishing Course moved up to win by two and « halt lengthé from Big Blaze, the same PHERS PLAY distance separating second and third. . An 18-hole golf course Is assured greens for nine more holes. Plough- possible that the new greens will! progs)—The Badgers and Gophers TAH AGGIES the fine sand being added next} year, again struggled through a tie Plans for the Country club course} ‘pye final score was 7 to 7. struction of 18 holes and the com-| yard line one second before the Scare Saturday of nine holes represented a great) ‘phe Cardinals completely outplay- — Aggies, headed back Construction of another nine Press).—Utah Aggi . ies battered and ram- arrangement in the present course. OHIO STA TE score. The Agg! Progress mado this fall will de- " Denver Universtiy was convinced— weather conditions. Considerable TAKES GAME Bae ee eee Tile aka Recent fields, and new seeding to grass will we Although all of the Mormon indicates |} O™ the field. The rugged halfback ————— for the Casper Country club next year as a result of steps already taken to construct fairways and 1U; ing of prospective fairways is under way and seeding will follow. It is MADISON, Oct. 18,—(Unitea be skinned off this fall and oiled} yno tought a scoreless battle last game here this afternoon under a . iff peers a ae Hot, sun. Mormon Farmers. Take laf out by Tom Bendelow, Chicaso] Abrahamson attempted a place Long End of 16 to 0 golt architect, called for the con-| xick for Minnesota from the forty pletion during the season just ended | Wntatle blew, but the ball went wide. achievement along with other’ major) eq their foes in the first half, but] ppNvER, Colo., Oct. 18.—(United improvements made during the|the tables were turned in the sec- niyea taracwlniteoncettster nes |e home over the divide this. evening Ade ett Gail he long end of a 16 to 0 year and will call for some re- toting ‘the long med their way to a very convincing that’ al wi nd at least pend in part, it is believed, on that's the usu: ‘ord a ploughing myst be done, especially $ r . r where the course crosses alfalfa crippied Denver team, y ; 7 farmers did nicely, Knowles stood follow. COLUMBUS, ©., Oct. 18. (United “a Press).—Playing poorer brand of | head and shoulders over every man © Ww football than the score Towa 1s eak Ohio State university defeated Ohio | Md about ay, thing ts bola Wesleyan here today, 10 to 6: be expected of one man in spite o ing a touchdown, kicked his own| . He scored the first Aggie touch: IOWA CITY, Ia., Oct. 18. (United | ed a field goal. kies had difficulty Saturday in de- Lawrence college by a inst him and his star playing | whore there were none and n't o YOUNG MEN WITH MATURE _Willrecognize and | appreciate the su- erior Style and iner Quality of penheime GOOD CLOTHES SAln entirely newand exclusive series of — fallmodels ay Oo. HEAD-TO-FOOT CLOTHIERS Ollie Klee, Ohio halt back, was the |® savage battering as a back ever In Drab Game) asisissiine star or tne convent sear. | 8% smatainee goal after the touchdown and kick-|down in the first period when a bad Minister kick wave «Aggies the oval Pross)—Playing ragged football.| Rosser, left half back for Wes-|on the D. U's 40-yard Une. Time and Coach Ingwersen’s Hawkeyes hus-|Jeyan ran almost at liberty through |again he would lam through the ‘> Ohio line but the breaks were |red wall, smashing his own holes The line up: Utah Aggles— Denver Uni Woodsid Beall Gardner ~ Sigman Hendrick .» (Cap) O'Donnell Joffa - Edgar Sanders Cooper Webster .. Sarbiner Lave ~ Wilson Leddingham -- Bowman Knowles ... « Neville Thomas ~ Howell Wooley, (Capt) fb. - Scilley Substitutions, Howe for Hen- dricks, McPherson for Sigman, Mil- ler for Scilley, Yegge for McPherson, ‘Wagner for Edgar, Slandon for Beall. ——_———_— MISSOURI IS WINNER AGAIN AMES, Ia., Oot. 18. 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