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THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2fi, 1913 FOOTBALL RESULTS ARIZONA VARSITY LOSES 10 NEW MEXICO AGGIES: GOUTS AGAIN STIRS AMONG TRAPSHQOTERS PHOENIX HIGHALSO VICTOR Sot Diego Man Wins the Individual Championship; S. A. Huntley, However, Holds High Amateur Average Dartmouth, 6: Princeton, 0. Pennsylvania, Carlisle, 7. N'avv, 7ti Maryland Agricultural, 0.

Pittsburgh, 20; Cornell, 7. Harvard, 29; Pennsylvania State, 0. Army, 23: Tufts, 0. Indiana. Illinois, 10.

Yale, Washington and Jefferson, 0. Michigan, 33; Vanderbilt, 2. Michigan Agricultural, a2; Wisconsin, 7. Chicago, Purdue. 0.

(Minnesota, 30; North 0. Iowa, 78; Northwestern, ti. Brown. 26; Springfield, 6. Syracuse, 36; Western Reserve, 0.

Maine, 34: Bates, 0. Obeiiin, 26: Case, 24. Bowdoln, Colby, 12. Utah, Colorfcdo School qf Mines, 7. Kansas, 26; Kansas Agricultural, 0.

Kentucky." 27: Cincinnati, 7. South Dakota, 42; Denver, 0. Nebraska, Haskell, 6. Ames, 13; Missouri, 21. Texas, 13; Sewanee, 7.

Colorado, 16; Colorado Agricultural. 7. 'f Montana, Utah Agricultural, 9. Oregon, 27; Idaho. 0.

Oregon Agricultural, Washington, 47. Farmers Win on Ability to Make Consistent Fight, While Locals Lack Strength and Condition to Make Sustained Attack; Tucson High Makes Brilliant Fight Against Odds, but Misfortune Breaks. Up Line The Smith Sporting Goods Co. Headquarters for Visiting Shooters is the Last Day of the Shooting Tournament of the Arizona Sportsmen's Association. You are WELCOME.

EVERYBODY who shoots should make it a point to attend on this last day of the Big Shoot. Programs can be had from us. There will be nearly $700 ADDED ey, besides lots of MERCHANDISE PRIZES that are worth while. YOU can CHECK YOUR GUNS, Shell Cases and Packages with us; either at our store or on the Trap Grounds. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO CLEAN A.ND TAKE CARE OF YOUR GUNS, and keep them in order during the shoot.

COME IN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND PICK OUT THE LOAD YOU WANT TO SHOOT FOR THE TOURNAMENT BEFORE THE LINE IS BROKEN. SELBY, WINCHESTER AND U. M. C. IN SCHULTZ, DUPO.T, E.

INFALLIBLE AND BALLISTITE POWDERS. The Smith Sporting Goods Co. The Most Generally Useful and Interesting: Store in Tueson. 15 EAST COXGKESS STREET. PHONE In the second day's shooting in the Arizona Sportsmen's Association tournament F.

J. Couts, the sensational amateur from San Diego, won the indiv'dttal championship with a score of 49 out of 50 targets Mrs. Top-penwein. had the high professional average for the day with 132 targets broken out of a possible 170. S.

A. Huntley iias the high amateur average. In' the merchandise events -S. A. Huntley, O.

N. Ford and K. h. Mitchell each got a score of 48. Caiitain Hardv The football warriors of the New Fighting desperately against their Mexico Agriculture college vanquish-, opponents from the Salt river valley, ed the gladiators of the Arizona var i who outweighed them twenty pounds, itv on athletic field vesterdav after- the Tucson high held the Phoenix noon, the score being' 12 to ti.

team safe for three long quarters and well into the fourth, when, following lh0 won the game purely the reraoval of Pat Meyer, the star through their ability to keep the tackle from tbe gan 4ne tQ a frac. tame pace from start to tinisli. Their thev. weakened and al- flaying was not sensational or excit i lowed two runners to cross their goal in the closing minutes of jilay. The Invasion scored 49.

The individual champion-', ship scores did not count in making lin the dnv'55 aonraa l.n. I -Penn- CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 23- score was 13 to 0. It was a great game, -a game full of JI i 1 sylvania State College's first invasion ven id. I or tne crimson gridiron in many years The relllar aua, me(l)i proved unsuccessful today, Harvard assoCiatlon was held at the chamber "7 1 commerce laBt evening and routine Miller of tierce 'lighting, brilliant running and clean tackling, with swift, snappy ac-tiou throughout, and while the football fans of the Old -Pueblo are sorry that the game had to be lost at the end, everybody was proud of the high school boys for the nlucky light they to 0.

Captain Pennsylvania was the star of the game. It rained ing hut it most assuredly was steady and consistent. The Arizona hoy- played more in spurts, nt times playing rings around the Assies, lint be: fore they could carry the ball to the goal line thev would pel sluggish and 'could make no headway. Their defeat was not due to a bck of fighti.13 but was duo to their poor condition. Poor Training Told.

To all before the came they were, in the best of condition but the strain of an hour's playing on but little better than week's actual training told on them and they were not equal to the strain of keeping the pace set by the Asgies after I'ne first made against the heavy odds of ousiness was transacted. The event this afternoon at Pastime Park will be the exhibition to be given by Captain Hardy, the champion quick shot of the world. It will take -place after the regular urogram of events: The regular program today will be as follows: Event 1X0. 20, F. Iaeger Handicap 50 targets; $50 added; entrance, $3.50.

Event No. 21. The F. Ronstadt Co. 20 targets; $25 added: entrance.

S2. during the game. Marshall is Hero. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.

Marshall, the fleet quarterback of the University of Pennsylvania, saved the red and blue this afternoon from defeat at the hands of the Carlisle Indians when he ran eighty yards for a touchdown after receiving the kick-off in the third quarter. Then he kicked goal. weight, age and experience. Peters and Thoinan, the halfbacks, together with the heady little Harrison at quarter and Marler at right end, were the stars for the visitors. Peters made the first touchdown by a splendid run from the 27-yard line through a bunch of Tucson tacklers, around the left end, while the second touchdown came but a minute or two later following the kick-oft'.

Thoman caught the ball on a forward pass from Harrison and ran another thirty yards for" the touchdown. Harrison kicked goal the second time but missed it closely the first. Droun Is Star. Droun played a star game at right half and did some of his best running and doging, taking the ball for repeated ains. -Droun was worked far be-yon 1 his share but kept up his fierce style of attack to the end without Event No.

2220 targets; $25 add-Won on Flukes. led; entrance, $2. 1THICA. N. Oct.

23. Outplayed Event 2350 targets' 100 add-throughout the first half, with the ed entrance $5 OpS to a an a-score 7 to 0 against it, the Vmversuy teurs of Pittsburgh turned the tables today Event No 24 Fo on Cornell with a vengeance the targets: entrance per latter part of the game, winning 20 (earn $6 entrance per 1, LTLii 2.5-20 targets; $25 add- "--1 ea: entrance- on liukes. Event No. 2620 targets; $25 entrance, $2. Tigers Are Beaten.

N. Oct. 25. Dart fcvent No. 2720 targets; $25 entrance, $2.

mouth fulfilled expectations thte after- went No. 28 Miss and Out; en- noon neu sue won a iu suine trance, t. One Re-entrv quarter. The Arizona team has food prospects for developing into a winner in spite of the fact that they lost their first game. The game was called at 3:45 o'clock Coach Geiry of the Phoenix High School acted as referee.

Coach of the Tucson High School acted as umpire, Rev. Wheatiey as bead lineman and Wentencamp as time keeper for the University, Brad-enoch as time keeper for tie Aggies, with Crawford of the I'niversily and Rea of the Aggies as linemon. Mcintosh, of the varsity, won the Ions up and chose to receive t'ae kick on the north side of the field. The Aggies kicked and (Dick) caught the ball and ran it back to the thirty-five yard line. The varsity could not make their yards ami Mcintosh' punted.

The returned the punt, ami tbe ball was again put in play on the fifty-five yard line in possession of the varsity, who failed to iin and gave up the pigskin to tho Aggies. They tried a short end run and a forward prjss, which was eauwlil by Luis, who wr-j downed on the forty-three ynril line. Sensational Hlay. Here the sensational play of the game was pulled. Merrill, went back as if to make a forward pas) The Whisky With the Difference is Alexander Stewart Son of Dundee's from Princeton ueweiiyn wno naa Tne scores tf yesterday as replaced Gliee for Dartmouth, called rollows: -for a delayed pass formation and took i Professional Scores the ball himself around Princeton's 0ut a 17ttMr To) right end for the only score.

1 wein, 162; Ed. Mitchell, 157; Dick Reed, 155; Captain Hardy, 155; G. Hoi- Vandy Overwhelmed. ohan, 154; Willet 153- Harry NASHV1U.E, Oct. 23 Shat- Hovt 140 weakening.

Manzo also' did good work behind the line, but played in hard luck, and the other Tucson stars were the little quarter, D. iMeyer, and his brother, Jake Meyer at tackle was the mainstay of the left wing of the line. Captain Henry atso played a great game on the defensive and at the last was used for good gains. Notwithstanding the fact that they were outweighed so much, the Tucson line iheld up and most of the gains of the Phoenix baekfield were' made on tering its opponent aetense wan ter- Amateur Scores. rific line plunges and circling its ends 1 out of a possible 170 Harrison.

1 Hu.ul.Bu1r iuc viS mrham, ljti Fcland 13C Mul-1 iversity of Michigan team today de- i4: Davis, U5; Twiichell U': feated that of Vanderbilt 'University -h rw.Mi.nri u-- i.A short end runs around the left end. Hut their forsvard passes were more '33 to 2. The Michigan players proved Mund, 133fS successtul tnan tne 'lucson attempts e-- Lwaas, o0; C. Julian, 151; Gilmore, and the second touchdown was a lucky 1 I 125; Steinfeld. 152; Iaeger, 139; llart' result of one of the least perfect ones.

O0" ls, 1 131; Ford, 159: fiaithel, 157: Hunt- There was a fair crowd but not so SfcAiPLb. -Waslu Oct. A). inejiey ni2; Thomson, 153; C. A.

Schra-large as had been expected. The University 'ff Washington defeat odj der A. Julian, 132- George "Cream of the Barley" as distil't'tl for the Koyal Palace of Westminster, and for. II. the Ivinj? of Spain.

and drew lite Aceie men back cover it hut instead of pasing the buli Tucson high was cheered" on by a big Oregon Agricultural Colege by the junan 150; 134 he ran a distance of fnrtv fivp varda i.nnch nf rnotprs hv Vollmaster score ot 4i to 0 today ana aaaea one nnt nf i9rt. for a touch down without being so Davis, arid a large share" of the noise i more game to the unbroken victory 27. Mis. Mansfeld 17, and much as touched by a man of the 00- and rooting was furnished by the girls. I that has lasted for five years.

Mrs. Miller 24, I liOHing team until he bad passed tin- There was also a fair delegation of, In the 1 Phoenix supporters. About a score came ciown on the train and a number of high school girl3 came dow-n in antos in the morning. Result a Surprise. The two touchdowns came as a surprise to both coaches.

Coach' Geary had practically given up hope that the goal line. On the kick failed to make the ball pas-- between the goal posts. On the kick the center of lli field Merritt stumbled just as he went lo kick, merely knocking the ball irom the mound. Moralise of a ruling which provides that the bull must Matured in Sherry casks, distilled and bottled by Alexander Stewart Smj of Dundee, Distillers to the TrrT, 'ah L0S'8, were a number of ties decided either EUGENE, Oct. 2.

The l.m-jby drawing or shooting off The versity of Idaho lost to the University scores were as follows-of Oregon this afternoon. 27 to 0. S. A Huntley and O. N.

Ford, tie 77ir i for nrat wh 48: Jaithel. 46; Dr. Stanford Wins Rugby. SchradPr Srahl Dodds and STANFORD UNIVERSITY, W. A Julial and Oct.

25. Stanford rugby squad de- Goerge Julian. 44: Eden, C. feated the Barbarian Club team from jjeMund. Steinfeld.

Thomson, Ron-San Francisco today, 21 to o. stadr? Mullen and H. R. DeMtmd, 43; Twitehell. C.

Julian, Welsch, 42. Yale Shows Slump. Afte deridjng tne foilow. Very Old Founded A. D.

ball could be pushed over, and natur- go over ten yards he kicked it again. this time giving the bail a goc i boot all' Coach McKale, in the closing House of Lords to the House of moments with the ball in Tucson ter and sending: it far into the Aggies' NEW HAVEN, Oct. 2o. With Yale. jng wei-e tne results, In the.

order field a quagmire and a pelting ram named, commencing at third (first and falling. Washington and Jefferson second being a tie): C. Raithel. 3:, held Yale to a 0 to 0 score this after-. Dodds.

Stahl, Barham, 6: Dr. rltory, could not hoiw for anything but a blank score. But Peters made his run and shook off his tacklers with the winning tochdown. The injury of Jake Meyer, left tackle of the Tucson high school team, was noon. Washington ana Jetterson Schrader, 7: Ervast, 8: George Julian DUNDEE fgOZf fracture of the right leg at the worked the forward pass successful-j 9 A.

Julian, 10; C. DeMund, 11; ly several times, Yale 8 general play- Ronstadt, 12; 113; 1831 Commons, Loudon. Distillers to His Majesty the Khi of Spain. sf "Cream the Barley" is supplied under contract to the IJeljiian (iovernnient, to the Admiralty, to the War Office, to the Hamburg-American Line, and to all the leading Hotels and Clubs throughout the world. Depot: liith showing a slump.

(14; H. R. DeMund, 15: Eden, 16; Har-! ankle. He was taken to the Rodgers hospital and the bone set, after which he returned to the field to watch the Varsity-Aggie game. nson, ii: Thomson, Is; js: 1 .1.

9- v'0r-i Twitehell, 20; C. Julian, 21. There mushed the ball to the Tucson -vara 1 1 still six merchandise prises to he i There were no scores made for the Thehighn.nhastheC.oice, 1 I Recond. spcruirt choice, th rn oho -rr I second, second choice, third choice first Peters ran through left end for a and so forth. nrst wiree quarters.

111 me uiai qtmi-ter, following the kick-off. Phoenix made good gains on short end runs into Tucson territory. But a forward pass caught by Manzo and a good punt by Broun ended the attempt to geore in the first quarter. touchdown but Harrison failed to kick goal. I On the kick-off Phoenix then began PAHIFIP.

nflAST I FARIIF forward passes. On the second Thom as took the ball on a long pass from Punted Out of Danger, Harrison and ran thirty yards for the At Los Angeles the, unpnml nnnrfpr with hnll iL II 7 0 4 innnni nn-n Tint. ram. nnnr rr Tiic.1 i Albert Steinfeld Co. Tucson.

Arizona. in the middle of the field Phoenix be, ner Tncson backs made Mme good gan another procession towards the th eded with the Mc Tncson goal. This time after Thoman ho th fip1H lotteries. Mc. ball in the middle of the field.

Score 1 2 4 0 Boles: and AbUs and 13 At Sacramento Tne Line-up. Sacramento 9 0 4 11 0 and Bliss had made a nice gain they were helped to the ten-yard line by a penalty of Umpire Ferguson for Tucson subs coaching on the line. But a costly fumble lost them the ball and it n-nD nlintfijl Mlf nt A T. traT The teams lined up as follows: Tucson Culley, left end; J. IMeyer, Huffman, left tackle: Moreno, left Portland Batteries: Kla witter Stanley and Derrick.

At San Francisco San Francisco Venice territory. It was caught by Lane and returned a good distance. Mc-Phor-Hon made a good tackle an.l spoiled bis chance of scoring. The Agincs then tried a long end run but I.opper put. the runner down for a good om of ground.

On the next play they tumbled the hall and I-eppor fell on it on the fifteen-yard line. Merrht here tried a pits i l.nis. who succeeded in catching ami making fifteen yards. Annther was tried to Jackson behind the goal posts hut the Aggies succeeded in breaking it up, this making 3 hack and giving the Aggies the ball on tbe twenty-yard line. The Aggies then plugged the varsity lino fir yard-t twj-e in succession.

Scssons. tbe Aggie- halfback, was hurt but was soon able to continue the game. Thev tried a forward pass and made twelve yards. The Aggies then failed to make their yaids mid the ball was given up to the University. Here the quarter ended.

Score: Arizona fi. Aegies 0. Second Quarter. The second quarter was started with the ball in possession of the vai-ftty on tbe eighty yard line. George Merritt again pulled bis rong end fake and made yards ami Luis was sent eround end for a second ten yards.

On the nextplay a pas was tried and the ball finiib'ed. making it necessary to kick. The AgRita ran the ball back lo the seventy-yard lin; 4:11 sent around end for twenty yards more. I.ne then mad? twelve yards, placing the ball on their thirty-five yard line. Here the University began to slow up, their tac'hliir-; becoming very bad.

man efler man missing god chances. Here nostrum, one cf the V. A. who did very od work the whole game, had his srrkln but went back into the gitne. Ttist'e and Holt both made yards rnd placed Ihe ball on Arizona's fivp-jerd line Sessong for a second time lai-J cut but was able tr resume his rilae On the next play ceorge Merritt tickled the runner carried back to the eighteen yard and Jliicheil tried a ive kick whirh di The procession began back again, but Ramage center; Rider right 0 6 1 8 13 13 Batteries: Overall and Sepulveda llaum and Elliott.

WORLD RECORD BROKEN fe) VjHOtK If THEY I a drop kick went low and Manzo I V. TV caught the ball. Droun made fifteen I Henry (captain). Davis, right end; D. vards.

but his next run and a forward Meyer, quarter back: Manzo. left ha.f: 'pass failed and the fcnli sent to Phoe-1 Uroun. right half Hamilton, fullback A punt left the pigskin in the Mr'er' Jeft middle 0 the field ai the end ot the tackle: Yv ilkey. Fuqua left guard; nrler 1 Ellis, wnter; insell, right guard: Cullev kicked off at tbe beginning Cole, right tackle; Cetts right end: cf the third quarter, and Thoman ran I Matrison quarterback: Thoman, left back to the 33-yard line. Short pains hair: Peters, right half; Irion, full-anil a fumble by Harrison left them 1 bacjL UJ RICH IN CURATIVE QUALTTIES-NO HABIT FORMING DRUGS T.

ED LITT, SPECIAL AGENT, COR CONGRESS AND STONE Thm mt. Officials Qnigley. 9A.N FRANCISCO. Oct. world and one Pacific coast record succumbed today at the Portola track and field meet.

P. Donovan of the Pastime Athletic club threw a 40-pound weight over a bar 15 feet 2 inches. H. 1H. Hood, University of California, ran two miles in 9 minutes 42 3-5 seconds.

ed to the Tucson 30-yard line. Droun Chicago, referee; Ferenson Pennsyl- made good again through tackle but ma State umpire; heatley. heaTl was penalized for hurdling. He next inesrnan; Brooks of Phoenix and Mil- rr.ale ten vards through left end but ler of Tucson, lmesmen: Hobson of the next four downs failed to advance Tucson and Jones of Phoenix, time- PROGRESS OF THE WORLD TOUR I JOPL1X, Oct. 23 A reconl crowd is expected to see the Giants and White Sox -play here Monday In their world tour series.

They go ts Tulsa, from here. Tucson -Arizona Sanatorium For Treatment of Tuberculosis Exclusively DR. JERE. METZGER, DR. SAMUEL H.

WATSON, Medical Director. Phone 393. NO POST SEASON GAMES 1 the ball on the 50-yard line. After 1 Keepers. I' an off-dde play the ball went back, A Tardy Score.

PRINCETON EIGHT WINS A pretty run by Henry on a fake prixceTOX, Oct. 23 Princeton LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25 The pro- Stomach Trouble and Constipation Cured tosed post season series between the I Los Anseles and Venice clubs of neuea iwenty yarus defeated Yale thisll five, but the next pfforts failed and a nci he Pacific Coast league, which was T.i.,. anciiiuvu Phoenix their eighths mile course on lake Carneaie I to have been played here next week.

by a scant two lengths. The time I was declared off today wncn woru for the Princeton boat was 9 minutes, wes received that the majority of the HOTEL REST CAIITEU'S Saiiiiioriuin. io-dat' Ammmiodatiuns for health stt'kcrs. 74r East First stm-t. I'lionc 109.

the went to on line. The ball was then ad-snred without loss liy ends and forward passes to the IS-vard line. Thomas was then sent over on a long end for a touchdown, but wa brought hack because the referee had already 'I was sick for three ears with stomach trouble and cmstipatioa. doctored continually by different physicians, with only temporary relief." says Mrs. Hester Waite of "A friend advised me to try Chamberlain's Tablets, which I US 1-5 seconds; Yale 9 minutes.

40 2-." directors of the league opposed it. seconds. not work. The ball was th-n in prs-vtsinn of thi w-o EXHIBITION GAME Mown his whistle for time. Phoenix I CHIP TO REFEREE 1 NEW CASTLE.

Oct. 2 Geo. Chip has been selected to rsferee the 2 hg re Monday night between Jo 3 Eurke of Wiikesbarre end Hughey and continued to use them for one 1 year, and they completely cured Die. 4 11 3 8 I rlohi.w Thr. lwillt 1R ten Fivin? New Mevicc 'he ball th" then lust the hall and.

short gains by! A' Josepn. mo. tifty yard line. Th" As'ios carried Iro in closed the quarter- with the bail Chicago the for vards several time. As 03 tht Tucson 40-yard line.

New York When Scores Cime. Retteries- l.ererenr. and iCVntimieil oa Tajo 7.) la the lourth quarter Phoenix Mathewson and Meyers. not only of the stomach trouble but) Cse the Wants in buying, The Lost and Found Ads have also of the constipation." For sale by exchanging, hiring and in many other! brought happiness to many they cost all druggists. ways.

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