Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 7

THE ARIZONA DAILY STAB, SUNDAY MOKXING, NOVEMBER 1, 1014 i LOSES SCORE OF 34-0 THE NEW BY TO PHOENIX GIVES GAME TO UNIVERSITY Tucson Played Old-Style Game Tcmpe Normal Outgeneraled and Outplayed in Yesterday's Play on Varsity Field; They Failed in Finer Points friBomt BEER mm "FOUR" and "SIX" Have a full floating rear axle with full equipment of Tim ken Rol ler Bearings. in! Which Phoenix Is Strong-. est; Last Score Came From Long Run; Many Attempts' PHOENIX, Oct. 31. (Special), outweighed but not outplayed, the Tucson high school football team was lorced back twice for stores and lost to the high, school here, 12 to 0, by adopting old style football anil uncorking very' few passes.

Coach Sclilucleinaa of Tucson unwittingly placed his men at a disadvantage, r0r me Coyotes' main strengtli lies in this buttering ram style of playing. Althouh Phoouix made both scores the game was by no means all In Tucson's territory. Twice Tucson worked the pigskin to within a dozen yards of a score ouly to.be held. (i What lew open plays the visitors used were mainly Comstock, right half back, tor Phoenix, dotted through a broken lield for M-yard run and a' touchdown in the last quarter after Tucson iiad blocked vira, 1J MR. PROSPECTIVE BUYER: 4.

tlL 'Aw. VC. 1. I Timkeh Bearings Breu)fiastcrs 1 The Tempe Normal football team was outplayed, outgeneraled and defeated by the university eleven yesterday afternoon on the university field. The score was 21 to 0.

The 'varsity had the Tempe boys bested at every point of the game. The chief weakness of the teachers was their lack of knowledge and practice of the" game's finer points, this putting them in many tight places. Although the visitors fought hard every minute of the game, they were so outclassed that they could make but occasional spurts agSinst the stronger 'varsity. The game began with "the university kicking to the Normal. The -Noi-mal boys carried the ball up to about the middle of the (ield and there lost it.

It was carried back to about the 15-yard line by the 'varsity, who wero forced to turn it over to the teachers. On the first down a bad pass was made and the ball fumbled. Miller rushed thnjugh the Normal line, picked the ball op and carried it across the poal line before he was tackled, making the only score of the first quarter. Crawford failed to kick the goal. The rest of the quarter was featured by a pretty forward pass by the Normal boys, a 15-yard run by Luis and a 20-yard dash around end by Porter of the 'varsity.

Tempe Center Excited. In the beginning of the second quarter the 'varsity bucked the ball on up the field to the Tempe one-yard line, where they were held for downs by their plucky opponents and forced to turn over the ball. In an attempt to get the bitll out of danger the Tempe quarter called a punt, the center became excited and passed the ball high over the pooter's head and back of Whatever car you Have in niind to buy, make sure that it has a FULL-FLO ATIN(J TYPE of axle and is equipped with TIMKEX KEAUIXGS throughout. This axle is not to be compared with any of the "senii-floating" or "three quarter floating" types. It is an axle in which scientifically; heat-treated alloy steel gives a margin of safety of more than pointd-inciies; an axle that defies wear and shock.

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It wasi pretty to see the way they broke up' some of Phoenix's most highly touted trick plays. They forced the locals to! AGUIRRE C0L0RES Distributors TUCSON AHIZOXA Telephone i(K lit; Toole Ave. ECTOSIV IOCS cut out tricks and play a straight hummer and tongs game. AUTOMOBILES STUDEBAKER PRICES 5HOPJ ACCESSORIES "Six 5-passenger" "Six "-passenger" "Four lloadster" $1075 "Four Touring i the goal line. I The Tempe man beat the 'varsity man to the ball and fell on it, thus making a safety instead of a touch- FOOTBALL GAMES.

Nntre Dame 21, Haskell 7. I'niveisity of Texas .10, Southwestern University 0. Virginia ZOj yanderliilt .7. Syracuse' '24, Mrawn 12, Vermont 9. Illinois 21.

Annv 41. Villa Nova O. Cornell 49, Holy Cross 36. Chicago Wisconsin 0.. 'Pennsylvania 40, Swarthmore 6.

Yale Colgate 7. Navy 10, M- at North Carolina 14. Occidental 20, U. S. C.

13. Fully equipped, including Electric Starter and Lights, f.o.b. Tucson i down, before the teams had began to play good again the 'varsity quar-; tr.r Meyer called a fake end run. It worked so well that while all of the Tempe men were running after a 1 man who feigned carrying the call, Hendry trotted across the goal line for a touchdown. This was the most i exciting play of th game, the crowd The F.

Ronstadt Company I DONATE PRIZES FOR MATCHES BY NOVICES I becoming hysterical in their cheering. I Turvey kicked the goal. The 'varsity then received the ball on the kickoff BUilCK mmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmimmmmmmmmmmmmiMmmmaa and Luis and Poretr were sent through the line and around the ends ALL READY FOR Tucson Huick Kales (., Agents, 70-71! N. Rixl.li Ave. Phone 30a War Is Declared Blue Bar Auto Livery Shad Bowyer Fred Ingraham Day and Night Service.

Cars to any place. Stage Line to Oracle. OLDSMILE Office Santa Rita Hotel Lobby. Phone 77 Sweepstake Matches Also to Be Played Today As an inducement to members of the Tucson Country c'ino who have not played gulf prior September 1, the: greens committee has donated three prizes to be pkryed for today in a. novie.es'' full 18 holes are! to be played and the scores' turned in to Mr.

Goss. Therei will also be a sweepstakes! match. Eighteen holes will be played against par, and each man entering will be closely handicapped. The first handicap match was played last Sunday and gave good satisfaction. Each entrant is penalized according to distance and accuracy ot stroke.

All entrants are requested to- notify Mr. SPECTACULAR MOTOR CHI 60 yards up the field and Turvey was sent for a touchdown through I teaches' guard. Turvey kicked the tints making the score for the. first half 22 to 0. The 'varsity started the third quarter by booting the ball clear to the Tempe goal post and downing the man on the 22-yard Here Tempe was forced to try to kick out of danger.

The renter again became excited, and threw the ball away again, civing the 'varsity another set-back. The ball was then placed on the 20-yard line lij Tempe's possession. This same performance was repeated KISSEL AUTO LIVERY Phone 369 Stand: Club Poo! Room On clienp sIkmMv iiuMiicient work. Our forces art? made up of the liest men money can hire. They take pride in (heir work.

Afleivyou have tasted hitter disappointment from poor automohile work try ius and Declare Peace Dav and night service. Slut and Kissel Kara used. City calls 2ac; per hour $3.00. See us for prices on out-of-town trips. Crews of Racing Cars on Trial Com before starting play.

CHAS. G. MILLER, Bdwy. and Scott GARAGE, REPAIRING, CARS TO HIRE Telephone 215-W rrcHELL Runs Report Road Conditions from Los Angele's-to-Plioenix Highway Severe twice, more, giving the 'varsity 6 points in one quarter by safeties and making the score 28 to' to 0. In the latter part of this quarter the Normal made its best spurt.

They carried thfl ball from their own 20-yard line up i to the 'varsity's 25-yard line, but were unable to carry it further, thus loosing their only real chance of scoring durine the game, Normals Fight Hard. The last quarter was a hard fight FULL MICHEL! TIRE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Phone 3-J PREST-O-LITE TANKS HARRIS OIL SMITH 3 RUNG GOODS Agts. on the Normal side to keep from being shut out, and a half-hearted effort on the uart of the 'varsity to hold them. The ball was carried up and down the field, first In possession of THE CAR THAT 18 GOOD ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY RONSTADT COMPANY AGENTS LOS -ANGELES, Oct. 31 When, just at davbreak, the morning of Monday, November 9, twenty especially prepared and equipped racing automobiles leave the starting line for the seventh annual Los Angeles-Phoenix road race, the most spetcacular motor contest ever run over public highways in the world will be on.

Over the National Old Trails Route, which the cars will follow in three days of racing, it is 670 miles from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Crews that are now engaged in their trial runs one side and then the other. When the game had but two minutes more to last the grand stand began to call Maier Beer will thoroughly joyed by, member of your family Order a case today. for another touchdown. The ball was then on tne 'varsity's 30-yard line in possession of the 'varsity.

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gan a series of spirited rushes around TUCSON AltlZOXA Open Any Hour of the Day or Nlyht PHONE 705 Formerly the Ronstadt Garage the end and through the line with a forward nass or two and carried the Best Equipped Shop in Arizona ball up to the Tempe goal line and All Kinds of Automobile Accessories report the road conditions the severest imaginable. Leaving Los Angeles over an asphalt boulevard lined by orange groves and marked frequently by populous towns and cities, in less sent 'Meyers over for a touchdown. The goal was not kicked by Turvey California Wine Co. 23 V. Congress Phone 2r and the game ended with a score of ARE GOOD TIRES F.

Ronstadt Co. Sixth fend Broadway UNITED STATES TIRES Special, a stiie train which- annually carries the nion this trip is known. The Santa Fe's railroad tracks parallel the road almost the entire distance and a wonderful opportunity for seeing the curs action will he afforded those aboard. This year's winner will be presented with a medal symbolic of crowh1 3-1 0 in favor fthe varsity. The game was a success, so far as the results in Riving the team a good test as to what it really was made up of, but was a sad failure finaneiallx, than two hours the cars will be among the San Rernardina mountains penetrable by the famous Cajon Pass.

Immediately beyond the divide, begins the Mojave desert habitable only to ants, lizards and the little wren KESIERN FIELD GUN CLUB INSTALS TRAP Both Trap and Field Work Be Done in the Future that makes its abode in the huge cactus trees. The first controlling him the Master Driver of the World. It will he known as the West 7 1 Z3 tirsx or cJ the university going somewhere be-i tweeu M0 and 100 in the hole. Per-i haps, though, this financial loss was I counter-balanced with the greater I confidence of the university fans in i their tcahi. The Lineup.

i Tempe. Position. University. Moss Left end Hammels I Miller at is at -Needles, 300 miles from the start, a town so named because of the rocky parapets nearby that guard the entrance to California from the east. From Needles to Prescott, Ari orn Automobile Association Perpetual Challenge Trophy and must be won each year in order to be retained.

The depicts a racing car on the deserv amid the cactus brush. In the background is a mountain range capped by a white diamond" emblematic zona, the -'mile-lush'' town, the second night's control is 2S6 miles. It is 1 oi me mazing sun ine iropny ami The ap1)aralua of tne Western Field SSI CLOGGED OPEN AT ONCE, HEAD COLDS AMD CATARRH VANISH the highest prized mementoes offer- Gun club for lral' shooting will be m- ed in connect.on with any race in the! stalled today or tomorrow at thej world. I grounds, about a quarter of a niiloi I north of the old brewery site near the ft1 I i mountain work practically the entire way. Hours of gear work has been found necessary even for the big cars in practice.

Sleet and snow storms are common in this region at this season and drivers who were sun-baked the day before may be suffering from the cold in the higher altitudes. The descent into Phoenix on the third day's run is noted tor some of the most treacherous going on the entire course. 1 "I 1A ii Castle Left tackle. Smith Meyer Left guard Clawson Bosh, Lynch i Ueach I Pascle flight guard. 'Anith Right tackle Hendry i Jackson, Seely Itones Right end.

Crawford Johnson Quarter Cloud i Porter BranJt half LaTourette i.spee track east of the city. FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS In One Minute Your Stuffy Noss and Head Clears; Sneezing and Nose Running Cease; Dull Headache Goes Thus far the club has only been 011- a You will like their positive action. gaged in Held shooting, but from now trils; penetrates and heals the In-lliimed, swollen nir.mTra.ne which lines tho head and ttiront; clears the Air passages; stops nasty discharges and a. feeling of rleanning, soothing relief come immediately. J)on't lay awake tonight struggling They have a tonic effect on the bowels 0n the- members will do both trap and and give a wholesome, thorough clean field work.

A trap of the very latest Get a small bottle anyway. just to niMtrlls ing to the entire bowel tract. Stir the i tvpe is Installed, capable of Itry it Apply a Utile in the 1 Wit 1 Turvey n44 or breicrh, with head stuffed; nostrils uirunnig nine rums 111 mi uirrriuuis. an(j Instantlv vour clogged cos siomaen swet-i. The ub will co out on a he shoot 1 .1...

Moeur Fullback Renaud ache, dull. tired feeling never afflict today, K0ine 80th for quail. The wi, you will breaihn Headed by Louis Chevrolet and i Rarney Oldfield, the field of drivers includes the most famous road race: pilots in the country. Olin Davis and Louis Nikrent, former winners will met again. Rilly finish-1 ed third in the 1314 Grand Prix at! Luis' those who use Foley Cathartic Tab-! exact location has not been decided nllH hnndaf.hn Mct'reary Right half Cloud Referee, Dutch Meyer; umpire, Prof.

Clark. closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh or a cold, with it's running nos; foul mucous diopping Into tho throat, and raw dryness is distressing but truly ncedk'ss. Put your frtltn Just onco In "Ely's Cream Halm" and your cold or catarrh will surely disappear. Fred Fleishman, A went Advertisement.

upfHi. Among the members who will morning! tUP catarrh, cold or go on the shoot include: llender. WaV Cfttarrha oro wl pole, Agnew. Yarboro, Kehm and Har-! of Crem at any rison- i drug store. This swet, fragrant lets.

Only 2jc. For sale by T. Kd Litt The many old friends and business associates of Mayor Rose are arranging to' turn out en masse to the meeting at the armory this evening, so that balm distiolves by the heat, of the nos Chronic rheumatism contracts the muscles, distorts the joints and undermines the strength. A powerful penetrating and relieving remedy will be found in BALLARD'S SNOW F.nd ouch miwerv nv (let the small Santa Monica will be a strong contender. William Carlson a member of the Maxwell national racing team, who has won fame for his driving In a previous Phoenix contest and the celebrated Sncramento race of last year asserts the approaching "Desert Classic" will surpass all.

Racine enthusiasts will follow the disorders of the liver and leave the! bowels in a natural and healthy cou- 't i the meeting will lie more or a reoep- tlon and welcome back to Tucson to dition, while the use of pills, owing I LINIMENT. It restores strength and NEW FIREPROO HOTEL suppleness to the aching limbs. Price Sanitary Accommodations Sample Roomt I TUCS0NIA man who has done much for the up-i to their drnstie effect. Is often fol-building of this county than of a poll-' lowed by constipation." For sale by tical meeting. all druggists.

1 Dining Room and Ba 2 c. 0r and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Martin Drug Co. 1 car the entire way in the Howdy.