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Page Three ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL October 4, 1925 Holley and Wilkinson for eleven runs. FOOTBALL RESULTS I OF UNIVERSITY IGHT COLORADO TIGERS ORIOLES BEAT COLONELS Parkway Field, Louisville, Oct. 3 Coming back after losing two games, the Baltimore Internationals waded Into four Louisville pitchers and won the third game of the Junior world series, 11 to 8. Earn Shaw was hit hard but Baltimore landed on Bids for cleaning the streets of Dublin were so great in number. Including those from France and England, that it required several weeks for the town council to consider all of them.

WYOMING BEATS Minnesota, 25; North Dakota, 6. Harvard, 18; Rensselaer. 6. Kansas, 18; Oklahoma Aggies i. Chicago, Kentucky, 0.

Army, 31; Detroit. Drake, Washington, 8. Boston college, Catholic uni 10 WALL WITH BACKS ARIMEY NORMAL KE 20; University of versity, 0. Lafayette, Pittsburgh, Football of the Old Fash- HOLD L0B0S TO 0-0 TIE Pennsylvania Military college, Washington. 6.

Haverford, It; Susquehanna, 7 The ELITE CAFE is operating as usual and will serve a Special Chicken Dinner Sunday From 11 a. m. to 9 p.m. POPULAR PRICES Georee Washington, 32; Juan- ioned Line Plunging Variety Is Resorted to by Victors; Count Is 34 to 0 Laramie, Oct. 3 09 Football of the "old fashioned" line plunging variety proved successful ita.

0. Bucknell. 18: Saint Bonaven- ture. 0. Tufts.

Maine, 6. Western Reserve, 10; Hiram, 7, Hilltop Pack Keeps Bengals on Run and Never Allows Them Within 35-Yard Line; Team Stars as Unit Under Generalship of Long; Faw Brilliant at Center; New Mexico Place Kick Blocked Temple university, 19; up- for the University of Wyoming In slapping a 34 to 0 defeat on Kear sala, 0. ney, Normal school here to Williams, Bowdoln, New York university, 22; Con day. necticut Aggies, 0. Pennsylvania State, 13; rranic- lln and Marshall, 0.

club, University of Oregon, 0. (By CHARLES WILLIAMSON) Special to the Morning Journal Gonzaza, Mount Saint Toledo. 0: Buffalo, St. Cornell, 26; Niagara, Colorado Aggies, 14; Regis col Charles, 0. University of Southern Califor lege, 0.

nia, 80; Pomono Colelge, 0. Colorado Springs, Oct. 3 New Mexico's Lobos Invaded the lair of the Tiger and tied seven kinks in his tail this afternoon when Colorado College held New Mex CrelgMon, North Dakota Ag Louisiana State University, 88; gies, 0 (tie). Southwestern, 6, BICYCLE TIRES We have the nationally known brands of bicycle tires at reasonable prices. Trade in yonr old Bicycle On New One SIMONSON CYCLE CO.

Everything for tho Bicycle and Sportsman 207 South Second Street Simpson college, Nenrasica ico to a scoreless tie. Wesleyan, 0. Georgetown University, 19; Mount St. Mary's College, 13. New Mexico's men never played better football In their lives.

Every man starred. The backfield ran like South Carolina, North Caro lina. 7. clock work, and the line was a stone wall. Wabash, 13; Purdue, 7.

Oberlin. Baldwin Wallace, 6. Kenyon, 17; Ashland, 0. Wooster, 11; Case. 0.

Hamilton, Rochester, 0. Clarkson Tech, Colgate, 80. Wisconsin, 80; Iowa State, 0. Michigan, 30; Michigan State The consensus of opinion is the St. Olay, 7: St.

John, 0. Carleton, Lutheran, 0. Cornell, Grlnnell, 3 (tie). Saint Thomas, 20; Trinity had in some of his second string men for about three minutes. Brown kicked off to the 10 yard Compare Athena with any other Undergarment! You'll first find pleasure in Athena's daintiness of fabric and of finish.

And the difference in line! Athena does not ask you to stretch it to fit, but instead is tailored, in the mak' ing, to follow the natural curves of the figure. You'll know, too, why Athena frees you from all the diy comforts of ordinary underwear-, why it really fits. Athena UNDERWEAR (Iowa), 0. line, and the fun began. After college, 0.

1 the Lobos got the ball and made Baylor, 20; Denton Normal, b. Rice, Sam Houston, 0. S. M. 62; Ablline College, 0.

Oregon Agricultural College, 61; three first downs the regulars started pouring in, but to no avail. Wesleyan, Ohio State, 10. Yale, 63; Mlddlebury, 0. Dartmouth, 84; Hobart, 0. Nebraska, 14; Illinois, 0.

Colorado Springs high, 27; Florence high, 0. Tucson high, Gilbert high, 12. Willamette, 0. Safford High School, 19; Globe Coach Mead said In conversation this morning, when giving his probable lineup, that he did not High. 20.

Navy, 25; William and Mary, 0. kobos should have won. If a drop kicker had been on the team the score would have been different. Near the end of the third quarter the pack had the ball on the eight yard line. Brown attempted a place kick In the third quarter.

It was blocked, and a Tlerer fell on it. When the last whistle blew the Lobos were going strong and had the ball on the Tiger 26 yard line, two downs to go. New Mexico made 14 first downs to the Tigers" four, and completed 10 passes to Colorado's two, Colorado was never within the Lobo 35 yard line. 1 Colorado gained a total of 81 know who would play, as several men had asked him to let them get In. Northwestern, 14; South Da.

kota, 7. West Virginia, David El kins, 0. Princeton, 20; Amherst, 0. REAL The Lobos had the Tigers at their mercy. Fate held back the Columbia.

14; Wisconsin School score, and not Colorado. of Mines Plattevllle), 6. MEWS. Denver university. 13; Colorado Teachers college, 0.

Longs work at quarter was marked by excellent generalship. He led the team perfectly, punting often, driving his men through the As the saleswoman to show you an Athena undergo' ment. Note for yourself the dutincttve comfort features that give it such unusual ishapcUness. Loveland High, 18; Fort Collins I "OF COURSE" vards durlna the game to New Hleh, 6. Iowa, 26: Arkansas, 0.

Greeley High, 33: Longmont, 0 weak slda of Colorado's line, and in catching passes he was remark able, Colorado University, 23; Mon Lobo Backfield Good OERTINENT facts about John Philip Sousa, who appears in Albuquerque (in person) with his international band of 80 pieces at the Armory, Monday, November 30, matinee and tana State, 3. Western State College, it; Colo rarto School of Mines, 6. Brown, Armstrong ana Dolza- Are showing right now several new express shipments of LADIES' HATS-LADIES' COATS AND LADIES' DRESSES ddll also did good work. Dol- WaRhinpton State College, zadelll got' away for aome good Montana Stnte University. 0.

gains. Brown and Armstrong Golden Rule St or THE BEG PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL made several long plunges, inter Douglas High, 54; Wlllcox High, cepted passes and gave good interference. The Lobo backfield ap Marietta. Washington and Mexico's 181, exclusive of for-. ward passes.

I The Lobos got one break In the game when Brown's punt was blocked. It passed from one side to the other in the ensuing melee and Long finally recovered it. The Lobos intercepted three passes while the Tigers nabbed four. For Colorado, Phelps at half starred. Bevan was powerless.

Captain A. Brown at tackle played the best on the Tiger team. Their line held in 'the pinches, but wobbled terribly most of the game. The backfield was very poor on breaking up passes, and did not shine at Interference. Tlsror Backs Slow pears to be the best in years.

Jefferson, 72. Marquette, 14: St. Mary, 0. Brown, S3; Colby. 0.

The lineup: Lobos Colorado College Position Georgia Tech, 88; Virginia MIII- night. 1. Born in Washington, D. C. 2.

Began musical education at six. 3. Started with vocal, and then violin. 4. At age of fifteen was a teacher of violin.

Wilson I Graham Right Eend tarv Institute, 0. Virginia, Georgia. 8. Ociethorpe, 7: Howard, 8 Florida. 26: Mercer, 0.

Donahue KcCalllster Left End Coen (Capt) Brown (Capt.) Massachusetts Aggies, 19; Bates Right Tackle "YES," there are loads and loads of extra good styles in these Dresses and Hats. An early visit will convince you, at prices appealing to you. KAHN'S prices are always the Lowest, as we have given over 17 years' "Service and Quality Merchandise at Prices Below Any Competition." Felt and Velvet Combination Hats chic models for the matron, miss and child. u. fushlnir.

Exeter, 0. 5. At 17 was conductor C. Brown, another star, got '-av for Just two runs that of theatre orchestras. unted to anything.

Spicer, 6. At 21 became violinist quarter, was dead in his tracks as non si he cot the ball. The whole Short Miles jfremGlacier in orchestra of Jacques Offenbach; composer of "Tales of Hoffman." Tiger team seemed powerless. Passes were whipped over their beautiful appearing defense at Very often Brown. Long, 7.

At 26, in 1880, be. Holv Cross. St. Johns, 8. Butler, 6: Da Pauw, 8.

Carnegie Tech. 27: Thlet, 7. Texas, 25; Mississippi. 0. Washington and Lee, IS; Fur-mnn.

20. Arizona. 27: Freshman, 0. fnlverultv of Washington, 89; IT. a Oklahoma.

0. Xntre Dame Lombard, 0. Missouri, 8 Tulsne. 6. Indlnnn.

St; Indiana Normal, 0. Mesa High, 12; Phoenix, Junior College. 7. Temne State Teachers, BO; Saca-tort Indian. 0.

Dnlwidalll and Armstrong were came director of the U. S. stormed bv the secondary defense. Marine Band. The Lobo line, previously Creecy Wood Left Tackle Monklewlcx Do Fries Right Guard Bebber Jory Left Guard Faw Cox Center Long Splcer Quarter Doliadelli Bowes Fullback Armstrong Forest Phelps Right Halfttack Brown C.

Brown Left Halfback Substitutions: Lobos De Gryse for Bebber, Mulcahy for Donahue, Craven for Wilson, Grenko for Dolsadelll, Dolzadelll for Grenko, Donahue for Mulcahy. Colorado College Putnam for Cox, Cecil for Wood, Herstrom for Graham. Waldron for Hopper, Bevan for Brown. Roeshener for 8. Resigned in 1892 to known only as a great quantity ot the unknown, continually held life a brick wall, or broke establish his own band, and started its first transconti through to stop the ball carriers in their tracks.

Faw, freshman nental tour. This present Ladies' Hats From $1.95 to $5.95 Pirate Hats as the Pirates wore then. Felt and Velvet, smartly combined in this popular model. The biggest thing in Hats today, especially when you can get them at center, acted like an old timer. All of his passes went Just where they I should have rone.

On defense he tour (which takes in Albuquerque as the ONLY date in New Mexico) is the thirty- Tempo Teachers Second Team, IS: Mnrlconn Indians, 0. Haskell Tndlnns. S3; Tulsa, 0. California. K4: Nevndn, 0.

Stanford. 20; Santa Clara. 8. Multnomnh Amateur Athletic was everywhere. The Lobos have found a eood center In Faw.

le- Orvse. Monkiewics and Bebber third. The Third of a Century held down the guard positions in Tour. De Fries, Boyd for A. Brown, 9.

Sousa during the war Wood for Cecil, Cool for Jory, headed the Great Lakes Gormley for J. Phelps, Bevan for FOR SALE 500,000 FEET NEW AND USED Brown, Hopper for McAllister, Naval Training School band -largest ever formed. He is now retied from the navy with the rank of Lieutenant- McAllister for Hopper. Officials: Dana, Nebraska, referee; Schrep Fcrman, University of Colorado, umpire; Shafor, Ohio head linesman. Time of periods, IS minutes.

2 IE ph Commander. 10. A great man -Sousa, great siyie. tjapiain cotn piuycu one of the best games of his career both at tackle and at end, where he played after Donahue was taken out with injuries. "Wamp" Wilson caught several beautiful passes, blocked end runs and tackled everything coming his way.

Donahue played well both on the defense and offense. Mul-cahy, who never played a game of foot ball in his life, also did exceptionally well. There were no Individual stars In the forward wall. Every regular and substitute proved to be Just a little better than Colorado college's men. BpiibhIh Good Punters On punting the Bengals had the edge.

Phelps can punt. One of his spirals went 60 yards. Long's were not as far, but he always had as good direction. It was really humorous In the beginning. Coach Telfer Mead The date you remember it, don't you? the Monday af Dresses from $4.95 to $9.75 Materials are of quality used in higher priced dresses.

Ladies' Coats from $9.75 to $39.75 WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY THE Glacier Park Transportation Company, operating the motor passenger, mail and freight service in the Glacier National Park, uses Conoco Gasoline. AND CASING In sizes from Va inch to 12 inch ter Thanksgiving. Monday, November 30. At the Armory, Albuquerque. A Standard screw pipe, screw casing and riveted steel pipe, valves and real city Albuquerque.

Adv. fittings. Colorado Springs, Oct. 3 OP) Though playing rings around the Tigers In virtually every department of the game, the New Mexico university eleven was unable to push over a touchdown, and today's game ended a scoreless tie. A blocked try at goal from the 80-yard line marked the high tide of the Lobos' attack, but several other times the college goal line was In danger.

Only in kicking did the Tigers show a parity with the New Mexicans. They made but four first downs to the visitors 14, and never were within their opponent's 35 yard line. New Mexico's total yardage was 180 to the Tigers' 90. We are In a position to design and put your irrigation or water system In complete. All mall inquiries promptly an swered, orders promptly shipped.

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National Park transportation companies buy gasoline for its efficiency. The gas that will pull the heaviest load on the fastest schedule with the least hardship to the motor is the gasoline they demand. Conoco Gasoline was selected by the Rocky Mountain Parks, the Yellowstone Park and the Glacier Park transportation companies because Conoco meets the test: it shortens distances. Not a single weak link in Conoco's -power chain hence greater economy and CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Producers, Refiners and Marketers of petroleum product bt ArlunuaM, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri. Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Ortkon, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming to 0, in the First North western Conference Game of the 1925 Season Missoula, Oct.

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