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I Fw 4 1 Sf i 1 22 THE HE SALT iAK LAKE Tl SUNDAY MORNING Jt OCTOBER 1 7 7 I I J. RED 6 DEVILS CAPTURE fiRST GAME Of SEAS I Whitman College Bank Blanket In Contest on oi Slow GAl at Victory Is First That Any Utah School Gained on Gridirons of Northwest WALLA ALTJA WALLA ALLA Oct 6 Playing Playing on a heavy field slippery by ten hours of drizzling rain ram and in iha fh of a steady downpour during the entire sixty minutest minutes 11 ousted the jinx of the Northwest did honor lonor as Rocky 11 tain tairi champions and defeated Whitman college 16 to OK OT fir gr gridiron id iron game of ot the season here her today tody There wes WI no fluke In the victory The Crimson drove hard endand furious and easily outplayed their lighter but scrap scrappier pier Opponents opponent STARSTAB or 01 MI Outstanding In the Utah success was VereVera Champion A 1 mere midget In the ranks of th tue stalwart linemen of ot both elevens the little quarterback twice sprinted printed off ott end for tor fiftyyards yard his Iii first tint run bringing tho the ball to th the yard one-yard line whereJewkes crashed his hla way across the line for tor the first touchdown HIn HI nextnest long run brought the ballbail to the yard twenty-yard mark where Jewkes booted the oval over for 3 points I I bOT Those et 9 pOo pointspointe registered I In the tint first quartet gave the Crimson an advantage th they never let vanish and andin an In the seceec c. ondend quarter added an an- an Van an Colt Cott recovered a II ta yards ards and Whitney for a touchdown own TA I Itt tt LINE I JA HAS TROUBLES Whitman punched the tta in the first halthalf ionfor Shirt but werewore completely battledbaffled In hi il il- ond lbIb ond halthalf anddid no not make In dt the entire game not a a- was firs- tin I was completed suco Cl Two Utah to ta lbs were halted In the second Vi turned to the favor tavor of ot th the tb II when Livingston tumbledfumbled two From that point they drove for tor t. 01 but behe billin recovered Jewkes kicked Outlet outu ger That was wag the only time I Wa thu- man thu man threatened In the entire 00 vr RIU I STARS STAllS I IN tAME GAME fl Playing without Veteran I KM jf and nd Captain Catkins theth field worked i Champion bearing burin the brun runt run 0 ground gaining jK J- i In ththe line Moyle and Van Cw COI Ing log their first game of ot coli did Evans Hunt Hurr Clarke played to their old tim Utah showed A weltwell livefive gaining on fivetive forward p. long end runs nunsOn the deCu worked together only ony In the seo 1100 The lineup AV Dea hitman Dm end end Conley left tackle Ran Halt guard I Walther i guard Actors right end qua mew mewS left halfback ark Lackey back Hall Bleakney for tOr Bai Bartholomew era Fra Fr Lackey Jackey KlefferKieffer for tor Hall lull John RatIonHatton Utah Moyle Moyle I left ft end tackle Hurren left guard Clu Ciari ter ten Evens right guard Kl Hun Regen i tackle Morris right end en Cb Lh quarterback Whitney halfback ards ard rl right ht halfback Livingston Boberg for Livingston Richard 14 ne Na Nation for tor I an ott ott OtI liontion Moffat for Evans Eane Summary torT Touchdowns Whitney Jewkes Go Official I touchdown Oregon Dalton Notre Dame umpire ten Benon tanatans State Male headbead lIn linesman man PASSING PASSING OF OLD OLD TIME BEEFY FOOTBALL ELEVENS IS SEEN SEE BY NOTED CRIT PEED NEEDED WR ron WINNING INNING TEAMS Ii Ne Newest cst est StarsSta of Gridiron I VH Are Light But Always Very Fast ast tu I pt By 7 Robert Edgren The day dayoE ot the lumbering foo football ball plantgiant i is over Beef Jeet has given Riven way to speed Youths who travel ov over of ofa a a a- deer the gridiron with thothe speed the who make tn leer deer earn arn Ari The the player payer ones a with both speed 1 team a Ji Andnd weight Is a valuable I find but but- he be flee fleet fleet- havehavo first of all he Ie must SI now flOW of foot es en A team nowadays cannot advance adran fast st et enough with the old alowslow pow modern successful The playersSlayers forma forma- wide must employ aerial a masked cleverly rons and a a It takes speed to em and the side with the greatest greate peed pd Invariably wins Co football coaches coach More and more track squads for re re- re art are re raiding crutts Not ot only the backs but s- sprinting men as well weB must possess usually re- re ability are to Lo Play football fearful of Injuring their legs leers But a and there they does wonders wonder I persuasion now that do i no not not- A I pre lire re few el elevens vens A of at least leat one notable trac star f.

All it sorts Borts of of coaching tricks at art are beingbelog I ed to speed up football Coach Rockne at squads ordered all candidates for tor or Ui the Dame to take dancing lessons lit He varsity declared successful footwork would woul Evident the teams team's peed Increase Rockne's novel plan pan worked re- re Iy 4 Dame feame jort IV this South year Bend BJ has on saying of foh theth In Its Us history speediest elevens IE i i AT of gridiron This seasons season's crop of 01 majority stars will continue a brightest bright bright- of the One eed specialists Co- Co is Walter Vatter Koppich esteat prospects captain holds hold several fiven Iven ee al in championships a football hJ uniform for be he's hes In th fat fasl 44 0 i i- ss a rabbit ts did yeoman ser ser- fIn In 19231922 th Ut the gridiron a hough a the uSe ire re on Klue and White team was lament lamentably slow No matter matte ably ak and cant I back can and clever a howbow fast fallt fallsfails to hold hol line his tain when S. aln ti fiall nd ain ail 11 hIs him OP opponents before starting sift tl through That hafi a most olof to KoppisCh hat S-hat hat happened Qi time last season Haughton too took When Percy on one Columbia this year charge at things he did was WaR t- t'- tcto th the Je 'S betl support for Tor Kop Kop- organize org tIe fie Columbia elev eley- eley Unless ss Its Us captain captai another sieve siev 7 te one otiC of ot the outstanding oj this year rear stars a pall pair of speed marvels OHearn ii IB In OHearn Andfind Neale eale dangerous op open opet the most of fI cite oie runners in the 1 country irefre frequently li f. high stepping stride that foils expectant tacklers AND AD FAST ted States Naval aval academY marvel l- has a marv Jn Barchet BarchetBarchel falls to gain ho seldom lullfun and round lIe He runs sh rt is waiting tacklertackier and at the speed when wien about to be tackled slips to Ao one side ra on an Maryland Barchet was a star thothe very farm he played for thetho Middles Mid Mid- first game lash flash dies les This season the NavyKavy Harvard outdo dO dOu usually all previous evl manages efforts ts to WhileWhite speed sensation produce a Haughton devel- devel Harvard Perry at at Eddie Casey l' Eddie Mahan and will opponents and md th Crimsons Crimson's could run young men testify ththese se with II a football For Kor the last three years year George Harvard's scoring ace Owen Weighing was nearly Owen could of ot ar a a. with the speed Move Move along alo champion Each ason Owen responsiblefor Harvard was was mainly This winning the same game with Tale Yale the Crimson Is without Vear veer ear the of Owen and other backfield back back- services trots but CoachConch Fisher field Stars tars of his Hammond star Jack nut out late freshman team who only got In during the 1922 campaign S-i Tall and rug rugged ed Hammond prom prom- to uphold the Harvard tradition 1 the greatest tion producing somecome of in the strenuous game Jin jn performers addition to to- running I Hammond fh this year ol la 18 to be one of he the leading leadth kickers In the country countr MICHIGAN'S GREATCHEAT STAR STAlL exercise In Int Inthe in- the Not all speed marvels Factions will de- de de- de- the the ne east Other lot their own shining stars this Mason One of thetho most promising runners In the West Is Harry Kipke of or Michigan This youth comes near backfield In him him- being a 0 complete a-complete Kipke leads the Wolverines this seasonreason and Michigan's hopes are moving skyward Centre sh uld lineup to past performances per per- and flash one of the sea- sea nB stars Tl The Kentucky college after after aft after pr producing Bo Bo McMillan and and- RedRed Roberts Is now ready with a 0 new bid for fame Covington tame at The newcomer stepped Into McMillan'sMcMillans shoes surprisingly well ell He He and Roberts lId did most of cf Cent Centre'sCentres II gaining gaining- last ast year Cov- Cov Is not only a dangerous open but possesses an edu edu- field runner toe Tn in one game last year ear G. ton booted over seven field Os go-Os for a anew new record I This year eat Covington will be bebethe the mainspring of the Centre team When looking for stars dontdon't passpas- so pass- over pass- over over r.

this young man 1023 1923 by Bell Inc Ch colet Wins Big i- i J. Stake ake at Latonia LA TO A RACERACI TRACK Ky ICy Oct 4 fi By U. p. P. Ha Price Hadley's S-i old ear old ear old mare with Larry McDermott In the saddle wonwan the second annual Kentucky special by a n.

half length after a n. sensational drive down own the stretch Th The mare mare never prominent iniii the first mile mUe came with a cyclonic cYc rush rush- In rush- In rush- In In the last quarter andnd got up just In time to beat In Memoriam for tor the the- SS purse The Of came as a a. reat surprise as ns she had always alwa 's been rat rated a as fairly good plater I er JJa 5 The ight weight how however ever and a reallygood ride the pirt part of 01 McDermott Mc McDermott brought brough a rich victory In lan ran a game race and suffered none In Ind defeat feat for sheehe gave the winner I The crack Eater Eastern 1 horses were completely com cm- m- overwhelmed none beingbehig able to 10 get In the mone money money- I WHAT THE STARS POSSESS By Robert Edgren Ii Aln A. A tit cipu I Mi i lt l. nw lR lR 1 r- A tJ iTh i c.

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1 1 LaL 1 0 to A. t. ocL 5 i iER MD Of RrRD oN 0 R. w. NU Gt Utah Aggie ven Wll- Wll Be light Bt Very Speedy Sey Ten Letter Men Left as Nucleus for forR Romney's Romneys Championship Hopes 1923 UT UTAH AH I I High- High College school I 5 5 Position Age Weight Wei ht rl Ja Croft 1 tackle 22 2 2 ti J.

Butch Jno Knowles- Knowles les a 22 11 2 2 Bun Wooley tackle f. 12 Sam Cowley guard 26 16 0 Durrel end end- I 16 2 2 0 Bert GardnEr tackle 21 21 1 Armand JoltsJeffs center 20 65 1 II A A. A 2 Harry Clark 0 2 i Whitney end et a. ti 11 2 Floyd Thomas i 21 O. 3 Elgin Erickson halfback 25 1 2 Harvey Kirk halfback 2 1 1 0 Mill Jackson halfback it 0 1 Randolph i lit guard i 19 it 0 0 Elwood Barker end 21 21 to 0 o- Henry Henry Thain end i HO 0 0 Floyd Foyd Barrett 1 3 0 1 Jack Irving 21 0 O.

2 25 Malcom Layton guard 20 20 Its 0 2 Howard Woodside end I 20 2 2 2 2 Vernon Love Iove end 21 17 0 o- Henry 2 Henry Webster tackle 2 22 0 0 U. Ray Blanchard tackle 20 0 2 halfback 22 0 Hy Ii S. JIO Painter ai guard 25 Sterl Anderson halfback 22 0 0 Letter men Croft wooly Wooley Hendricks Gardner Jeffs Jeffs- I Leddingham Ericksen Krc I LOGAN Oct 6 Eleven Eleven letter me men mei lost and ten letter mer met men loftleft Is Js the situation that faC fates Coach ii iC B. Lowell Romney at the Utah Agricultural coll college ge I Four days of slush and mud hindered hindered hindered hin hin- deredthe footballers but In no way seemed to hinder the fighting spirit of the Big Blue team nor its freshmen freshmen freshmen fresh freshmen opponents The only thing to- mar to- mar to to- marmar the practisespracticeswas the regret regret- regret- tabletable crippling or of Hy By likely candidatefor tor a halfback position po po- po- po who dislocated his der Bill Jackson a a. product of or Park City High school did some exceptional exceptional work at halfbackafter Mor- Mor was Injured and looms up as as- a as- aa a.

possible regular for tor this position Other Othen new men who y-ho showed up up- well up- wellwell wen In itt the scrimmages were Malcolm La Layton ton guard from last years vear's frosh eleven and Floyd Flod Flo Thomas Thoma the quarterback from Ogden Ogen Og Oglen den en High school who also played with the freshmen last season La Lay Lay- Layton Lay- tonton is a powerful lad weighing pounds and Is a a. real fighter From present appearances es the 1923 1323 Big Blue team will consist of of- aa fast light eleven Not light In Inthe Inthe in- the the sence of the word that Coach IC Rockne used when he said that he had a light eleven with his team averaging pounds but light to the extent of a n. squad Average av average Av- Av v- of poun pounds with only three men weighing over oer pounds With this type of 01 team CoachConch Romney Romney Rom Romney fey may resort sort to trick plays play'S forward forward forward for forward passing and quick end runs to overcome the advantage that heav- Ier heav- ierier teams are sure to hav havA The Blue warriors have recE receivedved Sew new equipment consisting of shoes pants jerseys Jerse headhearl guar guards and sheepskin coats They ili be a flashy appearing gang at their first appearance with da darkdaik blue jerseys bearing ten-inch ten white numerals Officials for the Aggie Aggie- gl Colorado State te School of Mines game at Ogden have been selected d- andand will be as follows DonDoa Red ned Reddish dish dish- Major ajor Prince and Pug Varn Varner Var- Var norner Log LOZ is ext expensive preparations to attend tho tha Junction Junion lon I 1 City game en masse andarid will give the tho Farmers the mostmoat support they ever had when playing outside telde ofol Logan city at at this contest The Jiggles Aggles first game will be with Denver nver University at Logann Logan Loean on tin October 13 The Denver team Is making a a. strong bid for conference confer conter- enceonce honorsthis year and will vill havehavn have- aa heady bunch of ot Among the thirty fresHman can can- for Cor football arearo some sot stars who are bound to figure In future Aggie le varsity teams and Coach RomneyHomney is delighted over the th re response response re- re of the yearlings The freshmen fresh frosh men are to be under th the tutorship of Freshman Coach Sterling Har- Har Harr's Harrs r's rs who Is Js forming his team Among tho the number is 18 Newel New Saunders former Davis High star who entered the University of Utah last year jear ear but discontinued He is a husky lineman and anxious to be- be romecome a full fledged Aggie cliff Crowther the tho lanky Lo Logan an High star In football and basketball is IB out for an end position F. J.

Deck 11 er or Salt Lake Wes end looks like a valuable man on the squad Their qualifications equally as as- good as- goodgood as the men named are the following following fol fol- fol- fol lowing oth other freshmen candidates on the Aggie campus Howard Un- Un I in ford for halfback Davis High Man lIon Man- yardyard Larsen North Cache caepe halfback half back Frank Ste Stevens Steens Boxelder quarterback Ferris 1 herller Ida High lineman Edward Foxley ta tackle kle Warrin Warren Smith North Cach Cache. full fullback fullback- bark Serl Serge Benson Logan lineman Orson Dames Dalnes B. C. center Lloyd Net Net- fer WelserWeiser Ida High tackle tackle David Hurren B. T.

C.C. halfback MelvinMelvln Keller Preston HighDigIt end Hezzie Beckst-ad Beckst B. Callback Kenneth enneth Smith Logan Lo-an tinN fullback full full- full- backback Stewart Starr guard S. Clarence Mathews Oal Oakley ley uda Mn High fligh tackle Lester Nelson Mor Morgan Jor gan High lineman Jess Be ne ke e. OakY Oakey Oak Hi High h.

halfbackhalfback- Levan nob- nob in iTt Weston eston High lineman Reed Walker Willard High lid end LeRoy Loy Cd COIe tlc County High li man Hamilton Granite Mcl Melvin ln 5 end tl Ther Theron Hatch Rich Rich County Count High end Kenneth Loan Locan Logan Lo- Lo can gan an High quarterback Elmer Burnett Burnett Burnett Bur Burnett Weber her college quarterback Wright wright Sutton Pocatello High quarterback and Cecil Dew Gran- Ite Gran- Ito Granite Gran Granite Ito High lineman Coach Romney has given Stan Sterl Harris a a. great opportunity to de develop do- do a a. crack aggregation of the and with such an array of talent lla expects to makenalce a fine showing Games the frosh will play Include two contests with the Weber Web Weber Normal collegecOlleg one at Logan and another at Ogden Ii C. I Logan ogan High school University of Utah fleshmen B. T.

U. freshmen and the th Ricks Normal co college The rIte first test of ot the i will vili III come next Saturday when they buck the varsity a aggregation gre- gre gation atlon Coach Harris expects to have ha enough of oj a team teamS together th to give tho am Blue team a II chance for tor their mon money mon Illinois Illinois Surprises Surp is s' by by I Easy Win Over Nebraska URBANA Ill III Oct t. 6 Bv By A A. P- The untried Illinois team sprung the the surprise of the football seasons season's open- Ing open- Ing open- open Ing todayby decisively defeating Nebraska Nebraska Ne Nebraska 1922 champions of ot the Missouri Missouri Mis Mis- souni Valley conference ny a score of 24 to 7 7 The game game in many re r- eri re- respects re- re without precedent nt gridiron lr cr history history his history ri resulted dt in Inthe the ff first victory Illinois has ever scored over the Corn- Corn huskersIt was the first clash be between between between be- be tween these two teams in eighteen years ears The game which proved to be the hardest either coach had ever schedached scheduled scheduled tiled for Cor the Initial contest of the sea- rt season sea season oon was a spectacularct ar battle from start rt to finish i nl The contest was scheduled on the theory advanced by Coaches Dawson of ot the and Robert of Illinois that one hard opening game was worth two or three preseason gramesgnomes against weaker weaker weak weaker Cr opponents The fighting after a a. scoreless scoreless scoreless score scoreless first period tied the Nebraskans in knots outplayed them in forward and passing and open field running outgeneraled them In gridiron tactics Two of IllinoisIllinois' three touchdowns were were- running the result by of Harold a spectacular Grange open open left halfback halfback half half- field i i- back the for back playing his first game while the third resulted from from- a yard 16 fro to Grange a a.

pass grabbed the ballbail on Nebraska's who the goal yard 6 line and scooted across line lIno Illinois The lineup 24 andnd sum summary Nebraska briska 7 If McAllister Brown It Weir weir McMillan c. 1ST lg Berquest Hutchison Miller rg Ogden Bassett R. L. Hall rt Rhode re Lewellen ll C. 11 A A.

A Hall gra Grange lb eTI IL it Dewitz i rh Noble bi Nm 4 fb ira SCORESCORE BY PERIODS Illinois 0 0 01 10 0 OK 2414 24 24 Nebraska 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 Illinois scoring Touchdowns touchdownstouchdowns- GrandeCrande 3 Points after 3 3 FI Field I goals goals Britton Britten Bf Nebraska aka scoring TouchdownTouchdown- down H. touchdown Noble Points after Dewitz Referee Eckersall Chicago Um- Um linesman linesman linesman lines lines- Head Chicago o. I man pire pine White Cornell Field Judge Hackett West Vest Point Time of po- po nods nods-li 15 minutes each Boulder Boulder Elev Eleven Hands Western State Beating BOUL BOULDER Co Colo o. Oct 6 The 43 The University University Uni Lint of Colorado do smothered the Western Stat State collegeof Gunnison Colo Colt here today 51 61 to 0 O. In the opening gamegamo ofthe season Colorado began to substitute early and not a a.

regular remained In the the- lineup at the end 0 off the first quarter tithe BIG IG SHOW- SHOW I I iii 1 JC I NATIONAL LEAGUE Won hUon on LostLoet PetPct Kew ew York Tork 95 95 57 57 Cincinnati fn ln 91 62 Pittsburg 67 62 Chicago 2 70 Ft ci Louis Loul IS 78 73 72 si Brooklyn Brooklyn- 15 75 lS 55 Boston 54 I Philadelphia 50 ii 35 Today Today's Schedule hel I at Cincinnati YesterdaysYesterday's 8 Results 11 First At 4 nHE ItILE I Philadelphia 4 10 2 Boston BOlton 01 01 4 13 3 Batteries Batteries Ring Bishop and Wilson Barnes and E. Smith ONeillO'Neill Nelll Second game RHE HE Philadelphia 00 00 1 4 1 Boston Ox Ox- Ox 4 8 0 Called fifth agreement Batteries kc Weinert I Head and Wilson Parker Batchelder and CHICAGO GO 2 2 ST. ST ix LOUIS s. ST S1 LOUIS LOUIS Oct 6 Dyer Dyer kept ept Chicago's Chi Chi- cagos cago's hits well scattered and St St. Louis woowon thetha opening gamegama of ot the series today 6 Ii to 2 2 The visitors were unable to overcome St St.

Louis Louis' lead made in the third Inning when Dyer scored on Bottomley's Bot- Bot single lingle and Smith and Bottomley Bottomley Bottom- Bottom ley Icy scored on Mueller's three three bagger Th The score CHICAGO I ST ST. LOUIS All 0 A AB 0 A StILts stats cf 4 0 4 0 Flack rt rf 4 1 1 0 Rigsby rt rf 0 0 0 0 Douthit rt rf 5 0 0 0 Ii 0 Adams cc 30 0 1 Smith It if 4 4 2 a 3 0 cc 1 0 0 I lbIb a 3 1 lb 4 2 a 3 a 3 lueller cf 4 1 a 3 0 GrimesCrimes lbIb 3 1 7 0 Stone ct 0 0 0 0 Elliott lbIb 1 0 1 0 Stock lb 4 0 0 0 lb 4 2 1 lb 0 0 i 11 Miller lf 3 1 2 II 1311 ell IS as 2 1 S3 3 31 if 1 0 1 0 4 1 3 1 i rI 3 2 0 Freigau 12 lb 4 0 0 4 Keen 1 11 1 0 Dyer 30 I 0 4 1 3 0 21 2 1 0 01 0 Murray ri-cf ri 3 21 0 0 I Totals Total 36 10 24 10 10 Totals 32 9 27 12 SCORE BY MT INNINGS Chicago 00 0 1 0 0 00 1 21 2 I St. St Louis 0 0 0 2 31 1 1 0 0 0 x-Ii 5 SUMMARY I Runs Runs Grimes Grimes Keen Smith Bottomley BottomBottom- leyicy 2 2 Dyer 2 Errors Errors Adams Adams Friberg Two bat hits hIts Keen Three- Three Mueller Bell basebasa hits hits Grantham I Stolenbase base bane Statz Double plays Frel playa Frel- Frel gau to BellDell to Bottomley Vogel to Tur- Tur geongeen to to Friberg to Grantham ot pt Elliott Left on bases Chicago bases Chicago 7 4 St. St t. Louis 6 Base Bas on balls Oft Off Off A Aldridge 2 I offoft Keen 1 I.

Struck out out out-BY By Aldridge 3 3 by Dyer 2 2 Hits oft Off Off Aldridge 7 In 6 innings off oft Steen Keen een 2 in 2 innings Los- Ing Los- Ing Los- Los Ing log pitcher pitcher Umpires Umpires Quigley and 0 ODay Day TimeTims of game game 1 hour 32 minutes PHILADELPHIA 4 al BOSTON 6 54 Oct 6 BoSton 6 Boston closclosed It itt Its II i BOSTON STON Philadelphia season today by defeating twice winningthe first game 5 Ii to 4 4 in fourteen innings Inning and thothe uco ld 4 to 1 1 In four tour and a half hILI innings Inning Ernest st recruit BostonDoston shortstop made mads made- a Padgett unassisted In thetha fourth Inning inning in In- In a ning fling triple of at play the second game Tierney and and- Lee and- Lee second ant and and were on Lee had singled fere to respectively Holka tolke lined first nut bases the ballbail He Ue ran tto Padgett who we caught Tierney and then caughtcaugh second forcing and touched LeeLea before hahe could go- back get go back to tint first base relieved Ring Rini In 11 the first game inning and and- I fourteenth th of ot the at the start tart and andI Nix tripled I passed that consigned Philadelphia Phila on scored the run I I delphia totn lent last pla place e. game gme gam- el I The scores i i LAD Ii 0 A I AD 0 0 A I All AD Cf 6 1 1 I 0 Mets ss cc 4 4 1 2 0 It if 8 6 0 3 I 0 Henline 1 0 i 0 rt rf 8 6 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 Sand cc 88 lbIb I 7 3 21 1 1 cf Ii 5 1 6 1 MInis Boeckel lb Ii 5 1 0 4 8 Walker halker rt rf 4 1 1 0 4 2 6 I I- Lee 3 ESmith 0 rny lb 65 2 I 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 Lee It If 6 6 0 4 Holke lb lb 5 6 2 3 1 13 0 1 0 02 lb 1 5 0 5 1 5 1 0 6 8 5 6 5 Ket ss 55 I 6 0 4 Wilson lIson a 0 6 5 4 0 3 1 Ring i 6 0 2 Bishop 0 0 0 0 4 24 Total Total run scored with none n-o out batted for tor MeU Metz In thirteenth Emmerich ran for tor E. Smith in tenth SCORE ORE BYDY INNINGS nO 00 4 00 4 Philadelphia elO Boston 01 01 6 5 SUMMARY Runs Runs Metz Holke 2 Nixon 3 Tierney Errors Padgett Padgett Holke Bf Er Smith Hermann Two base Tw blui hits Nixon hits Nixon Three base hits hita Holko E. Smith McInnis nis lion Home run run Holke Stolen babase base base- e- HoHan toltan olan Sacrifice hits Doeckel Boeckel to Tierney Tierney Tier Tier- ann Hern-ann Double plays Padgett Padgett Pad Pad- ney to tf Holke MInni McInnis to to Padgett to gett pelt tto BarnesDarnes on base base Philadelphia 5 Boston Dolon 14 H. Base Bae on en balls Oft balls Off Ring 6 Ii off Bishop I 1 off Barnes Darnel 3 3 Struck out out- ByDy Ring 3 by Barnes rne Ii 5 5 Hits Oft Off Off Ring fling 13 la In In 13 off BishopDishop 1 in 0 in- in 5 5 noneout in fourteenth Wild lId pitch Losing pitcher pitcher Bishop Umpires Um Urn- pires pInes MccormIck and Hart Time of game game I 2 hours 27 minutes Second game frame PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA I BOSTON AB Al AB 0 A A- Sand A- SandSand ss en II 8 I 1 0 3 ct 1 0 2 0 cfef 2 3 0 0O.

0 Felix If It 3 3 1 3 0 Walker Talker rf rt 2 0 4 0 Nixon rf rt 3 0 0 0 lb 2 I 1 3 2 MInis lInh Iblb 1 1 0 1 Lee If It 2 2100 1 0 0 Cooney Ib Th 1 I 1 3 0 5 Holke HolIce Iblb 2 2130 1 8 5 0 Hermn 2 3 1 1 1 2 I 1 1 1 IS ss 2 I 1 4 0 Wilson ec 3 2 2 0 1 0 Conlon lb 2 1 2 2 Weinert ln rt 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 I 0 0 Head 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 01 0 Totals IS 15 6 12 6 Totals IS It 5 15 64 4 Game called after atter 4 42 2 Innings by agree agree- mentmont SCORE BY MT I INI INNINGS NI GS Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 BostonDoston 1 3 0 0 Ox-C Ox 4 4 SUMMARY Runs Runs Head Head Felix Padgett Conlon Canton Cousineau Error Error Lee Two base hit hit hit- Sand Three base hit hll- hll hit floe hit hit Double plays Sand plays Sand to Tierney to Holke 2 2 Triple play play Pad Pad Padgett gett unassisted Left on bases Phila Philadelphia delphia 4 4 BostonDoston 5 Ii 0 Base on balls Oft off Off Weinert 2 off Head Stead 1 1 Struck out out out-BY By Weinert 1 1 Hits Oft Off Off Weinert 6 5 in 2 In Innings Innings In- In off ort Stead Head 3 In 2 Innings Hit by Pitcher Pitcher Read Head by Batchelder Losing I pitcher pitcher Weinert Umpires umpires Hart Hart and McCo Time of ot game game 44 minutes 1 7 7 CINCINNATI 1 I CINCINNATI NATT 0 Oct 6 easily defeated the tho Reds Redl In the first game cam of ot their final series todayloday 7 to 1 I. I RUey Rixey was not hit hard hut In the four tour Innings heha pitched but his support was w. as ragged Meadows Meadow blanked the home team until the ninth when a a. double by Burns Burn and a 8 single by BresslerDressler saved them from a a. shut ut out Score CINCINNATI Cl I Basic ci 4 1 3 a 8 Burns rf 4 1 3 0 Carey ct cf 5 3 03 0 lb Ib I 3 1 41 lb Ii 5 2 0 lb 3 2 1 7 0 I rI rf Ii 5 2 I 00 lb 4 03 Ii 5 It if 4 21 0 cf 2 1 0 0 I lb 4 2 I 2 I 6 ct 2 0 1 0 Grimm lbIb 4 14 5 0 Duncan If I 1 0 0 O.

onh c. 4 0 4 0 Pick If 1 0 2 5 0 I 4 0 5 0 1 0 3 1 a 3 2 3 0 1 83 Fowler lIS cc 3 0 3 Ii 6 ey p. I 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 Totals Totals SCORE BY INNINGS Pittsburg 2 2 0 2 7 0 0 1 0 7 0 0 7 I Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 1 1 SUMMARY SU Runs Runs Moranville Carey Traynor 2 2 Cuyler Grimm Meadows Burns Errors Er Er- ron Roush Fowler Two Two base bate hits hits Burns Traynor Rawlings Raw- Raw lingshogs Stolen base baies Maranville Carey Cuyler D. Double Dubie uble plays plays Fowler Fowler DressierBressler Fowler Bressler Breeder Rawlings Maranville Grimm 2 I Meadows Reran Maran- I ville Grimm Left on bases s- I rf 10 Cincinnati tl 4 DOa Bases on balls Off balls Off RUey 4 4 McQuaid 3 Meadows 1 Struck out out out-Dy By 2 2 by Meadows 4 4 lilts Hits Oft Off RUey 6 5 in 4 innings Inning off oft Mc McQuaid 6 Ii In 6 Ii Innings Balk Balk McQuaid Losing pitcher Passed balls Sandberg Umpires Umpires Moran Moran and PUrman Time of ot I Kamo game i 1 1 hour and 2 II minutes min nUn utes I NEW YOm 3 TX 4 4 BROOKLYN Oct Brooklyn de- I dv- dv New York 4 to 3 in ten innings today GastonsGaston's homer Into Int the leftlett I bleachers with two on in the me fifth Inning gave the Giants their three rounds Vance struck out the side In second Inning relieved him him- In him- In him- in I In thetha sixth and received credit for tor for- tha for- the tor- I thetha victory JoeJoa McGinnity who ho pitched I I the Bro Brooklyn to a pennant In 1000 wh was wn I a 8 spectator Score corll I NEWEW YORK I BROOKLYN I A Bib DUO A A- I us II 4 1 7 I 7 BaileyDalley cf ct 4 0 6 5 0 I 4 0 0 0 04 4 I 4 40 0 0 3 1 Grit ri If-ri 5 Ii- Ii 1 Young rt rf 4 3 3 0 Ii 5 1 a 3 0 I If 4 1 1 0 Fourner lb Ib 6 5 1 Jl 11 0 Cf 4 0 0 0 Nd cf 3 1 1 0 g- I I I Kelly 4 1 25 1 1 Wheat a lf I 0 0 0 I Gaston Outon 4 1 3 1 3 I 0 0 1 3 ZOO 0 0 11 Olson lb 4 2 I 0 2 Barnes Bares p. I 0 0 lb 4 3 2 1 2 I 1 0 0 I Dickman pl 3 0 0 1 1 Totals 36 7 21 Dl Totals a 3 iZ SCORE DYBY INNINGS 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 1 41 New York 0 0 0 0 0 1 41 SUMMARY Runs Runs usel Kelly Gaston Guton BaileyDalley 2 2 Fournier High Errors Errors Bancroft Groh Dickerman Two bass hits hits hita Bancroft I Left on High runs Home runs rune Gaston bases New bases New ew York 3 3 Brook Brooklyn 7 7 Double Double Double Dou Double play play play- Bancroft Kelly Kelly Kelb Bancroft Kelly Base Balle on bellsbans off off Barnes Darnes 1 1 Struck out out-By out By Vance Vances by 1 1 by Dickerman 1 Hits Mite Mite- Off ott Vance 6 in Ii Innings off oft Dickerman 2 In 5 Innings off lan Ian 2 in 6 Innings oftoff Barnes Bunes 7 In Passed all l-all ballbail Win Win- 4 3 2 i innings ning pitcher pitcher Losing pitch pitch- I er Barnes Umpires Klem Elem Klem and Wilson lIlon Timeof ot game game game hour and 30 minutes AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lest Pet Nell York York 98 05 02 ut Cleveland ii at 71 UI Detroit 82 Ti 71 St.

St Louis 74 14 77 17 Washington 74 4 7030 Chicago II 69 54 4 45 1 Philadelphia en as 40 81 51 30 0 Today's Schedule so SI St Louisula at Detroit I Chicago at Cleveland Boston DOllon at Washington Philadelphia at SINew New York Yesterday At Cleveland Cleveland First First game game- gamen RHE HE Chicago aa-o OH- OH 6 14 2 Cleveland 3 1140 I 14 0 Batteries Faber BatterIes Faber Leverett Lyons Cvengros and Crouse arouse Uhl Uhle and ONeillO'Neill Second ganogam RILE Chicago I 00 00 DO 7 13 0 Cleveland 01 es- es 6 0 1 I Called eighth Batteries Robertson Batteries Robertson Lyons Smith Boone Cvengros and Gr Crouse I EdwardsEdwardl Larsen and ONeill O'Neill III hyatt Myatt CI CHICAGO 7 0 3 CLEVELAND Oct Chicago Chicago won both ends ot of a 8 doubledeuble header here to today today today to- to day taking the first 6 3 and the second 7 The second game gams was nas called at at- the at- thethe end of ot the eighth inning on 00 account of ot darkness CHICAGO CLEVELAND ef 5 3 21 0 Jamson It if Ii 5 4 1 0 SCooper Hooper 1 1 0 Summa rt 3 21 0 Collins lb 4 2 0 21 Speaker Cf 4 3 I 3 1 Sh Sheelyely lbIb 5 3 16 15 1 Sewell III as 6 5 0 4 3 I I Falk It If 4 2 32 2 0 lb 5 1 11 1 4 Kamm 4 3 2 2 I 8 Lutzke lb r. 0 2 1 McClin ell us 5 0 4 8 Knode lb 30 3 0 7 1 CrouseCreuse 4 11 3 ONeill O'Neill 4 2 7 2 Faber 0 0 0 2 Uhle 5 2 1 1 pOD 0 0 1 I 1 Stephenn 1 0 00 Lyons 1 0 0 1 tt 0 0 0 0 0II 0 0 0 of 1 1 0 0 0 Barett Baret 1 1 00 0 TotalsU 39 14 27 15 Totals 40 27 13 batted tt for Faber in third Barett batted for tor Lyons in ninth Stephenson batted for tor Knode In ninth Hyatt ran for tor ONeill O'Neill in ninth SCORE BYINNINGS Chicago gO 0 5 00 0 0 1 0 1 4 8 4 Cleveland 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 03 3 SUMMARY SUl Runs Runs Archdeacon Archdeacon Hooper Collins I 3 Sheely 2 Sewell ONeillO'Neill Errors Er Er- Archdeacon Archdeacon Hooper Two bias hits hits hits-Faik Falk Speaker Stolen bases ChIc bases Uhle Archdeacon Sacrifice Sac Sac- hits n. Summa Double plays McClellan unassistedLeft on bases bun Chicago 10 10 Cleveland 15 16 Bases on Oft Off balls Off aber 2 2 Lyons 1 I Cvengros 1 1 Uhle 3 3 Hits Off lIlts Off Faber 3 In 2 I Innings Leverette 5 Ii In 3 Innings Lyons Lyon 6 In 3 Inning Cvengros none In 1 Inning Struck out out out-Dy By UhlaUhle 7 Balk Balk Winning Winning Winning Win Winning pitcher pitcher Lyon Lyons Umpires Umpires-Hilde- Illde brand Owens Ovens andHolmes Holme Time Time Second game game- ame CH CHICAGO CAGO CLEVELAND CLEVELA I cf Ii 5 3 2 0 Tamson If 41 0 0 lb 3 11 2 I Summa rt rf 4 1 3 2 0 rt rf 1 1 1 0 Speaker eaker Cf 2 1 2 0 Hooper rt rf I 3 21 0 flewell es 4 3 2 6 3 Sheely lbIb 3 1 a 5 0 4 1 3 2 I DarrettBarrett It If I 2 I 1 0 Lutzke lb 4 0 0 1 Falk I if 1 0 1 0 0 Knode 1 lb 1 0 1 0 Kamm lb 4 1 1 3 1 DrowerBrower lbIb 1 1 6 1 IS as 4 I 1 I 1 0 0 1 0 0 00 Graham 0 I 0 4 0 4 4 3 2 4 0 Crouse ca 0 03 0 Edwards I 2 0 0 1 1 3 1 0 1 Smith 0 I 00 0 I Lyons 2 0 0 1 Boone 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 00 Levson 0 0 0 5 3 Drake 1 1 0 00 Gardner 1 1 0 0 0 1 1000 0 0 0 Totals SO 1328 24 6 Totals 33 8 24 4 13 12 Called darkness Gardner batted for tor BoonsBoone In fifth Stephenson batted for tor Levsen Lenen in seventh sev lev- en I SCORE BY lIT INNINGS I Chicago 7 1 00 6 0 0 00 7 0 7 Cleveland 000 0 4 40 0 1 00 1 6 1 6 SUMMARY Runs Run Archdeacon 2 2 Sheely BarrettDarrett Kamm McClellan Graham Jamieson 3 2 Speaker Sewell rI II Yo ega ONeillO'Neill Error Error ewell se Sewell Two base hIts BrewerBrower Robertson Stolen base base bue Sacrifice hits hits Sheely Sheely Double playa Sewell tS Boones Doone Sewell BrewerBrower Left on base Chicago base Chicago 6 6 Cleveland 12 U. BaseBasa on balls Off balls Off Robertson 3 Lyons Lyonl 5 5 Drake 1 1 Smith 1 I 1 BooneBoona 1 1 Hits Off Hits Oft Robertson 4 In 2 3 1 Innings innIng EdwardsEdwardl 13 1 7 In 3 innings none out In fourth Lyons Lyonl 5 Ii in 4 3 2 innings nonenona out In eighth Smith 3 In 3 1 inning Cvengros nonenona In 1 Inning BooneBoona 1 In 1 3 2 Innings 2 In 2 Innings innIng Drake none in 1 Inning Struck out out out-Dy By Edwards Edards 1 I. I Smith 1 3 1 LevsenLeveen 1 1 Lyons Lyonl 2 2 Wild Id pitch Lyons Winning pitcher pitcher Edwards Empires Umpires Holmes Holmes Owens Owen and Hilde- Hilde brand Time Time Time-I 2 10 ST.

ST LOUIS 3 S. DETROIT I Is 11 I DETROIT Oct 6 DetroIt S. Detroit nosed out Cleveland Cleeland from second place winning from St. St Louis by a score of 13 12 to 3 while theIndians Indian were losing two games to Chicago Detroit now holds 1 second placeplaca by halfhalt a. a gamegama The Tigers Tig Tig- I ersera won today in the tho sixth inning when Ihen fourteen men faced three throe St St.

Louis I I pitchers pile and hammered In nine nIno runs rune Score ST. LO ST ST. LOUIS DETROIT Gerber lIS ci 4 41 1 0 4 Blue lb 3 0 Ezzell 4 0 0 1 Jones lb 3 1 2 I 3 Tobin rt rf 4 2 1 0 Cobb ct cf 3 1 3 5 0 WIlme It If 4 3 4 1 Mannish It if Ii 3 6 5 0 RelIne 1 0 5 0 2 Veach rf 5 3 0 0 1 0 1 3 1 Rigney se 41 0 4 Collins 4 1 6 5 0 Staney Haney lb 2 I 0 0 it 0 cf cC 4 51 1 0 Francis 3 1 0 0 5 0 lbIb 4 I 13 5 0 BuslerBander 4 41 1 6 0 1 0 0 3 2 Dauns no 3 21 0 3 Root 0 00 0 Pratt lb 1 0 0 3 Grant Grane 1 00 2 1 1 0 0 I I Whaley 1 00 0 Totals Total 33 0 24 4 13 Totals 34 1211 27 2713 12 Whaley batted for Grant In ninth Hellmann batted for tor Haney In sixth SCORE Zi BY INNINGS Ir lr So I I St St. Louis i 0 I Detroit 1 1 0 1 0 0 09 II Ot SUMMARY UA MM Runs Tobin Buns 3 2 Williams William sr SI 2 3 2 Cobb Manush Veach 1 3 2 RII tL ler ten Dauss Pratt hits hits Collins Collins Williams I 2 Joo Veach 2 2 Thre Tobin Veach each SacrIfices SacrIfices-S I Jones Double plays plays I llama Hams Robertson Left Oll Oll- I oM Louis 6 Detroit 4 Ba BOnes i os 6 us f. Orf I II 0 Dauss 1 out out out-By By Dauss I3 51 Francis Hits Off hIlts Off I 5 3 1 innings Grant 6 6 III ii 1 Oi is UI 2 Dines Dau I RootBoot In none I Francis 2 I In 3 Innings Inning Pause Dauss Losing nn Umpires Ormsby Ormsby and lor 1 i 1 57 5 i PHILADELPHIA 3 1 1 Ec NEW YORK Oct f.

A 1 arl Ruth Bib Babe blebisand triple by I a I I prominently Athletics in the Yank hei hereto to feat teat of or the asoO 0 of ot ththe I next to last lut game I boosted booted BabeDebts BoshRoell Pennockrennock Jones and nd pitched three Innings for tn i i- Score I Score Scon PHILADELPHIA I NE EBB II A Walker If lf 2 I I 0 0 0 Witt et ef cf 1 0 2 3 5 I fn 10 Perkins I 0 4 1 25 1 Ruhh rf lOde Hale lb 3 1 1 HUller Huser Iblb 3 5 14 I ller 4 1 3 0 War Vard lb hc i ie We Welch elch rf 3 2 1 0 Gilo lowy ss Si 4 1 1 3 Dykes lb 4 0 0 5 Scott Hasty nalty p. 2 1 0 I P- 3 0 0 1 Jones Total 32 SCORE SCORE SCORE-BY BY I oa 0 0 0 Ol 1 Philadelphia New a York lrI 1 1 Sl Rune Welch WittWilt Ruth Tw Two Dykes Dyke Perkins Tars rora Three Miller Ruth Hale I Ruth Left on se ew Vv To Double plays 8 8 ballott Ruth Daies Bases on 00 ball fa 2 off Jones 2 of Jilt 2 2 1 I. I Hasty By Jon noc 1 in I innings inning I 3 Inn 1 I In 1111 7 in 5 Inn Innings Ins Rommel Wild lId pitch Ro Pennock Losing pires-Dinneen pires connollY Time of ot game 1 hour and Denver Wins A Victory Over New II DENVERDENVEn Colo Cob OctOot 6 kick by ODonnell O'Donnell onnell In the ter gave Denver victory over the University Mexico eleven herehera today A series of passes passe WI Boyd BOd took the banbait to New yard five-yard linelino In the Williams 1 plunged over a tot to He kicked goal goat Captain Jones and Mexico tookthe ballbail t- IIna In the period of a a- line I line Una plays Ia 's and Jo Jopes es plunged lunged fo forth the tally Ur and kicked goal ODonnellO'Donnell 5 drop Pk Pc kick from yard anti line In thethird thirst pert perlo Denver a a. three point lead fi lbstha thai until the final whistle fm Army Beats Florida in in StubStubborn 1- 1 4 WEST POINT N. T.

Army defeated Florida Ii 0 to stubbornly played da day The first two tl touchdown scored by Wood on through theFlorida line In period of the game Smythe on an plapl- athe the third touchdown In ththe fw nod Florida once took ththe he downs clowns six Inches from Us Ita go god Mrs Bigelow Ret Retail Ogden GolfGoll OGDEN Oct Oci 6 Mrs F. met defeat at the hands of oL- oL- oL P. Bigelow club champion final round of the women's cI event at the tile Oed Ogden Country club today 7 and an Bigelow outclassed sed her departments of ot the game I I fla flashy hy brand of golf.