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I THE SALT LAKE TE TELEGRAM SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 14 1923 5 I WORST TROUNCING IN SERIES SERES HISTORY I Swatters Drive nv I Five Giants Showers ep Young Is Swatting Hero of Game Clouting Clouting Clout- Clout ing Three Singles and a Homer Ruth uth I. I and Stengel engel Passive IT TEW YORK Oct 13 By A. A P. P. The The Yankee battleship cleared its decks for action today unloosed the ire ire of its broadsides and sank the Giant cruiser in the lat- own lat- own lat- lat cv own harbor the Polo grounds in the fourth and most of the epoch 1923 worlds world's series ther record gathering a crowd that ret cat a new high mark Ithe I National league park saw the i gunners aroused to their en enest st st fighting pitch amasa out an over the worldsworld's chain cham- ns nd once more square the s' rios s-rios rif's ries Jr BS i ONCE JRE EVEN club now has two victories In Ins shattering shattering record duel for the the- hestliest stakes Makes baseballhas ever I ownawn hea heavy artillery of the Yan YankeesYankees- ees- ees row in all Its primitive clinched the game with a bom- bom in the second inning inning- that lt six runs and drove off John John- GG Graw's aws aw's sharpshooters Jack Scott sy Ryan to cover Two runs were hammered in before of or this attack was but the Giantssaved themes them- them es from complete rout with a stand that resulted In- I in II I uns tinS in the last two innings and time threatened to assume men- men- men proportIons For seven Innings hawkey Sailor Bob of ot the I I nnel I annel shirt held the Giants at aWed them then at every turn with I I of a brilliant supporting cast th Jumping Joe Jae Dugan was ar of stars stal'S hits of Hen every ei caliber rattled to to- 0 ers of the field neld in this hectic I Each team amassed thirteen lows but nine i of the Yankee were bunched in three Innings 5 oring Ting while hiie the Giant attack X- Jor or the last lat two Innings was in desultory firing The registered safe hits in Jn eight and Yanks anks In se seven seen en of the nine tn ii while all lu but three regu dm Groh and Snyder fatt fatti fatt 1 Ii 11 atting averages NG IS VAT liE STAR toss Ross Young with three singles and ewi ge home run leolea the Giant marksmen AA Witt itt who set a.

a a new rids series record with a a. single ingle a doubles in three successive bat in as many successive lings was the main mam howitzer in ia the iggins battery batter The Big Berthas Babe Berthas Babe Ruth and se Stengel Stengel home home run heroesheroes' of of- aa three games gaInes were largely by the in intentional pass meth- meth employed by bj both sides but Babe to Insert a two-base two hit on mast turn at bat while Stengel owed his hitting mood by lacing vo singles With a left-hander left Ithe box Casey was withdrawn in in- in- In favor of Cunningham there was a bit of irony in the cation when thelatter whiffed VE GIANT I A NT USED pt Flye of his pitching guns guns were lied into action bjly McGraw and all de dervent went a baptism of fire except Barnes who retired the Yan- Yan order in the ninth striking outaut hang andPennock Ja Jack Scott comeback hero of the the- riesries of last year yeal who shut out the inkles with four hits in thethird was McGraws McGraw's first choice to- to ut escaping trouble in thefirst nl nig g. he met his hi Waterloo in the cond concI Ryan credited with thefirst uni of the present struggle struggleS es- es yeda a rescue role loie but he too was into subjection and Hugh Mc- Mc finally checked the barrage was under fire for two more mort eIn but lasted through the sev- sev th hen he was removed in favorfavo- rI I I ra Inch Inch Claude Jonnard mn 0 the hill In the eighth but he 10 0 as withdrawn for a substitute and Barnes finished the COND INNiNG iLLS ELLS TALE Ih stor of ihlh the game g-ame lies 1100 in that cond inning of the Yankees for all Crat was anticlimax The Thehe en- eu- eu am batted around and Wally Vally pp ho cami- cami hack to play playa a bril- in bril- bril in roundcound game name afterit was lie a fresh injury to weak ight ankle yesterday had ted him from the rest of the 1 Ie ng his dub club twice In the Gla miscues however played a eminent part in the total damage I. Ough nothing could have checked steam roller today tJ sit ott to his own down- down WIth an error while Emil EmU Men Meu- leu Frank pank rank Snyder and Casey Sten- Sten re guilty of erratic that did not show in thetho box tre re AU All told five hits an r- a 1 Ta a base on balls an and 1 a figured In the rally tipp ipp and Ward opened the in- in shArp sl rp singles tocenterconter Scott scrambled sacrifice the bases were Everett Scott who has taken talen ja new lease of battin batting life In seriesserles drove in and Ward Wardia ia line drive to left that Meu- Meu juggled Ryan replaced Scott Shawkeycaught one of 01 his lila pitches for tora long wallop to i gel igel on which crossed pla aided by the outfielders outfielder's and equally poor catch Witt followed with a I two-bagger two to theleft field fence that scored Scott but was tagged out ut ut by Groh after the Jatter atter scooped d- In In Dugans Dugan's grounder FOR Employing the same stratEgY that worked twice yesterday McGraw McGraw Mc- Mc Graw iw ordered Ruth purposely el walked to get set butthis time Bob spoiled the tactics with a long triple over hi his brother Emils Emil's head in left field and Dugan andKuth uth cantered home with the fifth and sixth runs That blow knock knocked ell out R. Ryan Ran an and ending the in inning in- in flingning by causing to ly ly out to Stengel Witts Witt's double in the third his third straight hit scored Warl WarI who had walked and advanced en Scotts Scott's single with the seventh Yankee run The eighth and last came in the fourth when Ruth walked and tallied on op hits byhy and Ward Only twice thereafter I did the Yankees get et a man as far far- asas second Shawkey th th keystone sack in the fifthfirth on his single and Witt's Witts sacrifice while Ruth doubled in the eighth SUA TIGHT i IA IX PITCHES Meanwhile the Giants were hitting hit hit- hit I tingling Shawkey freely but not nth tb th 3 pinches Twice they were che checked by Dugan double bl in plays the seventh one engineered nf that 61 stands by out among the mo most sparkling defensive defensive de de-de- de feats ts of the series Bentley batting for tor Texas to left to start this inning Bancroft caught one or hawkey's curves and sent it crashing crashing crash crashing on a line toward lala- la belledbelied It seemed a certain hit But Dugan lunged Instinctively shot out his gloved hand and the ball stuck Maguire running for Bentley Bent- Bent lc icyley was off to second with the crack of ot the batand was easily doubled as Dugan Dusan completed his marvelous play Lack of punch cost th Giants chances to score in the first second fourthand sixth innings but in the eighth they broke through an and battedaround scoring scoring scot scot- ing three runs on four hits a walk a hit batsman and two infield outs Young Young started started the fireworks by beat- Ing beating beating beat beating ing- out a bunt to to Dugan by inches and went to third on Irish hit that spoiled what lookedlooted like an easy double play for theYankees when theballbailtook took- aa a.

sharp bound over Everett Scotts Scott's head Stengel's single scored Young and on RuthsRuth's wild throw to third and Stengel advanced a bag KellysKelly's Infield out scored Meuse and Stengel crosse crossed the plate on another Infield out by Snyder Snyder Sny- derder who 10 had previously lined the ball the left field upper tierthat was fool by inches Shawkey even with the bases cleared could not settle down and after hitting OConnellO'Connell a a. pinch hitter for tor Jonnard allowing Bancroft a single and walking to fill the bases was relieved by Pennock The southpaw got himself into a three and two holehofe on Frisch but then thesecond sacker to pop out to Scott Thus the Yankees came back bac to new heights and in the opinion of observers tonight hold the whip hand In th re remaining re- re maning fight the powerful all factor of better pitching Ex Except ept forNehf yester ay and Bentley In the second game both left handers the Giant mound regulars have all been knocked out of the box by the Yankees who on the otherhand have had uniformly excellent excellent ex ex- pitching except by Hoyt in the first game tO 1 Jones who lost a toO 1 battle attle atle yesterday yesterday yester ester day clay th though he Nehf for eight Innings Pennock victor in the second game and Bush BURh whotwice per- I performed performed per performed well in rescue roles are Huggins' Huggins Huggins' Huggins Hug Huggins' gins aces Unless BentleyDentley and Nehf can hold up the worlds world's champions experts experts ex ex- I perle figure the star all-star Yank staff will will- be will- be will- bebe the deciding factor in this million million- dollar struggle 1 0 0 0 0 IQ 1 0 9 1 HEADER HEADER PROGRAM OF BOUTS SCHEDULED FOR MANH MANHATTAN TT AN FANS to Wyoming Brothers Rea Ready To Battle Local Stars LENTY of action plenty of socking and lots of of thrills thrills is ia a a- the PLENTY the sauce that Promoter Hardy Downing is offering the fight fans fans' fans of of salt alt Lakehake in his next next reg lar weekly bo boxing dish dis- hI I to be offe offered at th the Hippodrome theatre tomorrow night In In- II addition to having a great cardlined up Downing has an an- the program program as an extra extra- length a affair with two six round headliners Instead ot the usual lone featured bout MALODYTO MEET NELSON I Leonard Malody of Laramie Wyo and a prime favorite with the local fans tans will meet Al Nelson of Poca- Poca I telo in the most important of ot the six round battles and If It the dope- dope and sharpshooters are to be believed thethc battle pattie should be one of the greatest of the season even exceeding exceeding ex ex- in action and thrills the bout I between Herman Auerbach and Al AI Nelson of twtwo weeks ago Malody Is not unknown here Every son season he fights a number of ot battles in the local arena and Just as ththe fans get to proclaiming proclaiming- him their hero he breaks for the Pacific coast where he Is also very ry popular He battles on the Pacific coast under the of Joe Waterman director director director tor of the ofBud Ridley WYOMING LAD GREAT FIGHTER Last season MalodyMalady fought here hereabout hereabout hereabout about four times but It was in two of these thee battles that he made he-made madesuch a wonderful hit with the fans In both both- ofof the bouts his opponent was Herman Herman Her Herman Auerbach kingpin ofthe tho local junior welterweights Herman was given glen the decision in in- the in- the in- thethe first bout but the fans razzed the decision so much and the critics panned it so 50 unmercifully that the the- men the- men menmenwere In the second bout Herman got the best of Malody 1 but only shaded him after a terrific battle The two bouts between the pair pall has shown conclusively that Malody Is a great littletittle battler and when he meets Al Young Toung who shaded Auerbach Auerbach Auerbach Auer Auerbach in a sensational bout two weeks ago there should be a match that the fans will revel in In SHANNON TO MEET EDDIE KELLY Tn In th the second six round bout Ben Ben- ny fly Shannon Shannon- of of Laramie will meet Cyclone Eddie Kelly of Salt Lake Lale Shannon Is another favorite here HeHa has fought in the local arena quite a a a- fewfew times au and has always pleased the fans with his aggressiveness arid with his speed peed and dazzling boxing His most famous accomplishment here was last year when he whipped shipped the same ame Kelly he fights tomorrow Shannon won all nil of the way Kelly'sKellys remarkable Improvement in in- I in- the in- thethe last few months Indicated by his hi I decisive trimming of FrankieFrankle Buf- I But Butand Leo Hansen induced I Downing to give him another bout with Shannon The last bout was ws good and this one should be even better SMITHERS IS BACK AGAIN FrankieFrankle Smithers who has been out of active competition for some Boma sometime time comes back again this week when he meets Lee of San FrancIsco in th main preliminary of pt the evening round four-round a bout Smithers and ODair Dalr air as the regular fighttight patrons know Know are an evenly matched pair and will give give- the fans tans something to yell yen about Paul Hardy and Imey GarfInkle two classy SaltSait Lake boys bos meet in another of the tho preliminaries Jimmy Douglas Dougl of ot Salt Lake is scheduled to meet Chick Gorman of 01 Garfield in a round four-round bout while in the raiser curtain Red Logan of Garfield and George Norman of ot Salt Lake Lako will clash GIBBONS MAYBE MAYBE MAYMAY- BEBE PRESENT Promoter DowningDowning- has extended an invitation to Tommy Gibbons foremost foremost fore foremost heavyweight title contender and the best light heavyweight boxer in th the world today to attend th the bouts with his manager Eddie lane Kane Tie The two are appearing at the Pantages Pantages Pantages Pan- Pan theatre under a lucrative contract contract contract con contract as a result of ot Tommys Tommy's accomplishment accomplishment 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DostBoat wicks wick's Spot Cash was second six lengths len In front of New Hampshire Green Tree stables stable's Cherry Pie was fourth Time for the mile and ft quarter was 2 02 5 3 When thetho start tf made macle New Hampshire Stamp Hamp shire teakthetho track and withGolden RuleRula and My rry Own close up made thetho running past the stand andaround the first turn When well straightened out for thothe run down the back stretch 1 MY- Own My My- Own ly Own moved up passed Golden Rule and went after New Hampshire At the head of ot thothe stretch My Own got his head In front and coming on stoutly won In the end rather handily For a moment right at thothe finish Spot Cash threatened coming from tram behind behind behind be behind with a rushbut he ho could not get getup up He lie lasted long enough however to take the place from thetho tiring New Hampshire TheTho time 2 02 3 5 Is just three fifths of of a second over the track record made by I 1 I FIRST PICTURE OF THE WORLD SERIE 5 i 4 5 5 Sc 5 a 1 5 tt 4 'S i 4 jt j. Jt 4 4 5 The Giants won the first game but Babe Ruth scored the first run of the series for the Yankees when he scored on Bob Bol double in the first inning Picture shows Ruth crossing the plate Hank Gow Gowdy iy Giant catcher is shown in front of the plate hoping for a throw-in throw fromthe outfield Thisfirst picture of the series cries was rushed to The Telegram by special airplane through fast night and dayin big storms I THE COMPOSITE SCORE I 4 NEW YORK Oct 13 By A. A P. Composite Composite box score of thefirst second third and fourth games YANKEES'YANKEES BATTING All AB R. IIHR TB BB SHSO RB Pet PO A.

A E. Av Witt Cf 18 18 0 5 2 0 0 7 0 11 0 4 10 00 1000 Dugan 17 1 3 2 1 0 7 2 00 0 1 5 9 0 1000 Ruth rf rf-lb 12 5 5 51 5 11 2 14 6 0 3 0 2 12 0 1 R. Meu elci If 17 0 3 11 0 7 1 0 2 03 12 0 0 1000 lb 13 13 2 5 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 40 1 0 1000 Ward 1616 4 7 00 1 10 1 0 2 0 2 11 15 0 1000 14 14 2 5 1 0 0 6 1 2 1 0 0 11 2 1 E. Scott ss 14 14 1 5 00 0 5 0 11 0 3 6 17 1 Hoyt 1 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 00 0 0 0 0 Bush 3 1 2 1 00 30 0 0 0 00 0 0 2 0 1000 Pennock 4 4 0 00 000 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1000 Jones 2 00 0 O. 000 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1000 Shawkey 3 3 0 1 0 00 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 1000 Johnson ss as 0 0 00 0 00 0 O.

0 0 000 00 0 1 0 1000 Haines rf 1 000 000 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 Hendrick 1 1 0 0 0 O. 000 00 0 0 000 Hofmann 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 Totals 16 41 8 3 3 3 65 13 5 13 0 16 52 3 GIANTS'GIANTS BATTING All AB R. TB BB SO A A. A E. Av Av Bancroft ssas 16 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 11 10 0 7 14 0 1000 Groh 14 14 2 3 0 1 0 5 30 1 0 2 3 11 1 1000 Frisch 17 17 0 7 0 0 0 7 000 0 1 13 12 1 1000 Young cf 15 16 2 6 0 0 1 9 10 0 4 0 2 E.

If 17 2 3 00 1 6 00 1 0 01 1 12 0 0 1000 Stengel cf 8 3 5 00 11 4 0 03 7 0 0 1 1000 cf 4 00 0 0 00 000 1 01 1 0 00 0 2 0 0 1000 Kelly lb 16 16 1 4 0 0 00 0 4 00 1 0 0 38 3 0 1000 13 0 00 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 20 3 0 1000 I 1 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 1 0 0 1000 Wat on 0 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1000 Ryan 2 0 000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 1000 1 0 0 0 1 0 1000 Bentley 4 0 3 1 00 4 0 0 00 1 0 2 0 1000 Nehf 3 0 1 0 00 1 00 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1000 Scott 0 00 0 0 0000 0 00 0 0 1 Jonnard 0 000 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barnes 0 0 000 000 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 1 00 0 000 0 00 0 0 0 0 Jackson 1 0 00 000 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 Gearin 0 0 0 000 000 000 0 0 0 OConnellO'Connell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 Totals 13 12 34 1 1 4 49 10 0 9 1 10 49 3 93 Hendrick Batted for fop Scott in first game Hofmann batted for Jones In third game Gowdy batted for Cunningham in second game Bentley batted for Watson in first game and In fourth game Maguire ran for fop Gowdy in first game and Bentley in fourth game I Jackson batted for Bentley in second game I Gearin ran for Bentley in first game Cunningham batted for Stengel in fourth game OConnellO'Connell battedfor Jonnard in fourth game I SUMMARY Double plays Yankees plays Yankees Scott to Ward to 3 Jones to Scott to 1 Shawkey to Dugan to 1 Dugan to 1 Giants Bancroft to Frisch to Kelly 2 Ryan to Groh to Frisch 1 FrischFriech to Snyder 1 Frisch to Bancroft to Kelly 1 Left on bases Yankees bases Yankees 30 0 Giants 24 Bases on balls Off balls Off Hoyt 1 off Bush 2 off Pennock 1 1 off Jones 2 off Shawkey 4 4 off Watson 1 off Ryan 3 3 off 4 off Bentley 2 off Nehf 3 3 off Jonnard 1 Struck out out out-By By Bush 2 Ryan and Snyder by Pennock 2 Kelly and Cunningham by Jones 3 Nehf Bancroft andanti Groh by Shawkey 2 E. and and by Watson 1 I Hoyt by Ryan 2 Ward and Scott Scott by 3 R. twice and Ruth by Nehf 4 Jones Witt Ruth and Ward by by- I I Scott 1 I Ruth by Barnes 2 andPennock Hitts and runs uns I Off Off Hoyt 4 and 4 in two and third one-third innings offBush 4 and 1 In In- II seven and two-thirds two innings off Pennock 10 and 3 in ten and one- one I tI third ird off and 1 I in eight innings off Shawkey 12 and 3 i in seven and and tw two thirds thirds innings off Mc 11 and 6 5 In nine innings I off Bentley 5 and antI 1 in five and one third one innings off Nehf 6 and none I in nine innings off J. Scott ott 4 and 2 in one inning off Jonnard 1 and noen oen in one Inning inning Wild Ryan pitch-Ryan 1 Hit by pitched By ball-By I Bentley entley Pennock by Shawkey OConnellO'Connell Winning pitchers Ryan pitchers Ryan first name game Pennock second game gam Nehf third game Shawkey fourth I Lame game ame Losing pitchers pitchers Bush Bush first game second game Jones Jones Jones' third game game J. Scott fourth game Colorado Teachers No I Match for lor Boulder BOULDERDOULDER Cob Colo Oct 15 Using n.

Using practically practically- every man on the entire University of Colorado administered administered ad ad- team the ministered a 60 60 to to 0 defeat to the Greeley state teachers' teachers college here toto- to day Colorado'sColorados first men pined plied up a a. lead of 3 34 points In the first halt and then retired the entirely new team The regulars rei went back Into thetho game In the fourth period with thothe score 40 to 0 0 and addedthree more touch touchdowns I Good Weather For Today's Series Game NEW YORK TOniC Oct 13 It ByDy A. A P. Con Con Con Continued tinned good weather for the worlds world's se se- rice series series se- se riesrice gam games gamell was WIlS forecast tonight by thetho local weather i hurna-M bureau Fair lr with moderate tem temperature and moderate southerly winds was the prediction prediction pre prediction for tomorrow The forecaster stated however that it It mIght rain within the next day or two but said It was not likely the raIn should Interfere with the concluding ot of the the- lele le i. i I 1 i Jt Mascot Is Added by Idaho Sc School ool UNIVERSITY OFOP IDAHO IDAHO- Oct 12 A A Great Dane dog named flamed Empire Ern Empire has been officially added totn tho i University of at Idaho 1923 football squad as mascot Although but eight months old Empire stands anas ai-anas about three feet high This selection recalls the several attempts to sub so some other other- name for tor Vandals as a orting snorting designation ofIdaho athletic teams Although thetho name was considered inappropriate for tor a college team thetho main objection was the Inability totn represent Jt it physically in the form of a mascot The aggressiveness nf ot the Vandals however find satisfactory representation ln In a GroatGreat Dane Empire made his first appearance ce ce- atat the College of ot Idaho game Ho Ire trotted majestically out on thetile field ahead of thothe Idaho squad wearing his red blanket upon which is su superimposed superimposed su su- In large letters the word Vandals 4 I f.

NOSE OUT PURDUE IN OPENER Big Ten Champs Find Stubborn Opposition in Purdue Machine IOWA FIELD Iowa City Ta b. la Oct 1 13 The The University of Iowa football team Playing Its first WesternVestern conference game of the season against Purdue university won a narrow victory this afternoon when a II touchdown In the last quarter and a successful try after the touchdown I gave the a a. 7 to 0 victory For Tor the first two periods Purdue seemed to have hav the upper hand Only Its own fumbles Its chances to score several times while the Iowans lowans endeavored to get thothe ball out of at their own territory In the secondhalfthe after several sallies toward thePurdue goal carriedthe ball ll within the enemy's five five- I yard line and TryFry ry Iowa va quarterback carried It over Fisher added the ex- I extra ex extra point with a place kick BothDoth teams played mediocre football I and except for Purdue's desperate pass- Ing pass- Ing passing pass- pass Ing game begun In the final quarter after Iowa had scored the gamegamo was mostly straight football Iowa found It easiest to toraIn raIn gain through right tackle where Kriz opened holes hole frequently Captain GlennStiller Miller and Fry were the most consistent ground gainers for the Hl For Purdue lahr Dahr and starred In the backfield back backfield and CaptaIn ClaypoolsClaypool's work at center was notable Th The lineup and summary Iowa 7 1 Position Purdue 0 O. otte tte lole Ie Haven It It BolanBoian Bolan- I McIntyre Griffin I I lr tg Ac Anderson ClaypOol Olson rg stewart Kriz Hancock cYc I T. V.

re re I Fry Dahr Fisher Fisher Miller Daubert fb IB fb CarlsonCarison IO Iowa Score Score or Iowa 7 0 0 0 0 7 Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 I Point Touchdown FrY scoring Iowa Referee Ret Ref from trY touchdown 1 Umpire FIeld judge Reid Chicago Il- Il Michigan anHead Time Of Beats Butler I in Fourth Quarter Iii A P. URBANA Ill Oct 13 Dy ByA Red Grange fleet University Harold of at Illinois halfback tale ran through Dutler But Dut- I ler collegescollege's team for a pair ot of touchdowns touchdowns touch touch- to today fourth Quarter downs In the I to 7 victory in In the Illinois a give to bobe played on Illinois last fall game gains fIeld Illinois Illinois scored early In the first fint quarter Oust Oust- ter when ButlerDutler lost the ball 1 on or downs down I on Its own yard 30 line and Crawford I took the ballbail aliO over on a a. series of line plunges and for the restreet of ot the half hall It looked as if It that might be tho only oDly I score of the game 1 the third v. Butler hopes rose high In quarter when Passed to Blessing for a yard 25 gain and a touchdown touch touchdown Grange who was sentcent nt In for Jor or at left half halt for tor Illinois ran 22 23 yards around right end for a a. touchdown In thetho final period I Wisconsin U.

Hands Hanzs Michigan DefeatDeleat MADISON Wie Oct The a University Uni- Uni of at Wisconsin football team dl de the MIchigan Aggles here today 31 21 to 0 O. It was a hardbard fought I In which the visitors visItor outplayed Wisconsin In the fIrst period but tellfell before the superior playing of the university team theremainder of the contest Minnesotans Minnesotan Put Put Over Drier i 13 12 Win on Haskell MINNEAPOLIS Minn Oct 13 Mm Min Minnesota nosed a victory out of her gamegamo with ht the oi Haskell lf Indians Sg hero today 13 to 12 The fhe play was fierce but clean throughout The IndianaIndIans at times during the second half played the Gophers to a standstill and had them on the offensive In their territory the greater part of at this time Minnesota's sotS two scores were re made In Inthe In- thethe second period Haskell scored In lit Inthe In- thethe thirdand last lut periods The last Haskell score came just before this the whistle whis tietle that ended the game 0 O. Oct 13 13 Fighting Fighting rat IY but but In valvain the tie I Ln eleven en went down to defeat be before before be- be be-l fore tore the swift running attack of Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Car Carnegie Tech 13 to 0 O. here today Car- Car negle scored 6 points In the second pa- pa rind and 7 more mort In the th final period.