Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 11

rY PI HARp AFTER FINAL FINAL FOOTBALL GAMES GAME JOHNSON JEFF FIGHT Pt FOR Alf CITY CITY MAKE UNIVERSITY AND i SALT LAKE CHAMPIONS he he Thanksgiving Games 1 Ie i n. results oC the games eastcast ast a and wc west esl day daj- dl didn't nt makemako an any iC In tbtho championships except to till lUll the title to the west west- ba the i the east the on only bL bur ut game was bc be- Pennsylvania antiand Cornell On rath scores score 1 Pennsylvania wa an an- to vu to bebc the stronger tc team ot of the the- andand nd the showing In the ganio gamo yes yes- 7 Justified this comparison he tone eone one big gamo gamo In Ole tho west st was as that een andaud Notre otro Dame Th Th- It The tilt It of ot the game gae justifies ththe claim otTo Dame to thetho western tern champion champion- and nd clouds cloud till still further Michigan's fh The game ganie wa S' a a. tic between bh Mar Mar- Marand rn 0 and otro P. an and so so gives a claim to tho title beat 6 to 5 early nl Fth season ur I Michigan wa I ten ten by Notre Vamo bby a scorn of or 11 I 3 I J. Notre Damo hasbas passed through won without A defeat Michigan yer CT er hadbadthe heavier a schedule and ted uch luch teams asaa Pennsylvania and by such decisive scores cores th that 1 of the football authorities have ha have- Ran in Ran the western championship Ids Ies or ot the Notre Damo game Jame thor west the Denver university tamed 1 It a i Rock Rocky moun mo by defeating Colorado coI- cot col- 1 Tho Jho I of Utah for rOl thothe ft lve time defeated tho agri- agri ra college andnod kept th In astle thothe championship of or the statu are iafe In Ir northwest Washington defeated Ore- Ore goti and secured thetho coast championship Salt Lake Vako hl high Ogden school yesterday at al clinched Its title to the state high f- championship by Granite heating Olden Ogden high met with a disastrous defeat at Butte the hands ds of thethc hc heavy and clever cl high school team FOOTBALL SCORES ORES West Vest 1 Salt Utah LUth Lake I-ak University of oC Utah 12 a agri agricultural rl e.

oV Ogden At Ogden Salt Salt- lako school chool 1 17 Ii high school 3 At Al Butte Butt Butte high school chool 63 Granite hl high school 0 O. At Park ark City Park I 1 i. i Salt bait Lk Lake seniors 6 City ty high school hoo hool At Denver University of or Colorado 16 Colorado school of O. O. At Denver cr Colo Coto Dewer 29 Colorado college e.

6 At SeA Seattle tt Ic Wash ash Washington Oregon 6 At Butte Mont University of ot Montana 15 lo Bozeman agricultural college 5 East t. At Philadelphia Pennsylvania 17 Ii Cor Cornell 6 At Pa Pai Pa Carnegie Technical I school 6 Colgate 38 8 At At Indianapolis Ind Butler cUce 1 12 Wabash abash college e. 0 O. At Marietta 0 O. MariettaMariotta 34 4 ten Den nison 0 O.

AI lL ana Ind nose nou flU nl nic i Franklin college 10 AJ 1 Alliance O. Mt tt t. Union 5 3 0 O. At South Bend Ind CulverMilitary academy 29 Ohio Northern university p. At Easton Pa a.

a Lafayette Lafaette 5 inson luson 0 O. Dickinson Dick Dick- At Na Nev York 1 Fordham Syracuse e. 5 on At Columbus O. 0 O. Ohio State tate 22 22 I Ken Ken- eu Middle West At Des Moines Ill la Drat Drake At Drake 11 Arne Ames 0 D.

Oskaloosa Is la DOS Dt's MoInes col lege i 11 Pennsylvania college collet S. At Washburn State AgrIcultural cOllege 40 At Ill 11 Milliken Ii 17 college 1 At Ill Knox 11 17 11 Lombard At St. St Louill LouIs Loul Mo Carlisle Carll 32 2 St. St Louis Louis 0 O. At Milwaukee ce Is ls Dame 0 Marquette O.

At Wichita Kaa 1011 Fairmont college 6 Southwestern At Karnes college 6 6 Oklahoma CIt City Okla state uni- uni verl lt 1 12 rp 11 At AL Kansas City Missouri 12 Ian Kan- sas 9 6 D. At Lincoln Lincoln- 16 braska 5 o. Ne Ne- Nebraska rauw A At Chicago I 1 Ill Lake Forest 17 Ii 17 Do- Do South At Montgomery or of Georgia t. 5 16 Un- Un A At Chal ally 3 Mar 6 vania At fn Kno O. see 11 varsity At 1 12 Alabama nTa 6 State Un At Na Nashville Tenn 16 6 i 5 S.

Van Van- At I Ala Auburn 16 6 0 At Norfolk iS 18 Agricultural YR Va Virginia lnla and College cC North Carolina 6 At Lexington Ky Kentucky ty 15 Hi Central State At university 6 ton D. C. Gt GeorgeGearge Washington 6 Bucknell ne 1 J- At J- At org Morgantown W. Va of West lr Virginia lnla Washington entHy university rIl 8 8 and At Al Lynchburg VR Va Jd Da 8 8 college VirgInia Military lr Institute O. At Little elt sity 34 34 Washington Rock Ark ton Arkansas cr At New O.

OrleansOrlenna Te Texas RI 1 Tulane 0 O. WINS wms FROM FRENCH CHAMPION IMP NEW YORK lOnK Nov No CalvIn 25 Demarest st of Chicago o. George Sutton of ot Chicago and George or Mn of ot New York were ere winners of ot yesterdaysyesterday's play inln the IS billiards billiard tournament at Madison Squar Garden last night proved himself thetho su u. of thc tho French champion ol him tn in Ul the twenty ninth DOO jOO 00 to SL 81 The Frenchman Inning fi waswan In poor form tm his high run being ons on's only 4010 to Sloe Sloe- son a 3515 The rite New York eX expert ert showed some ome of the most brilliant billiards seen Been since bce thethc tournament began gan ONE THOUSAND TARS SEE PRIZE FIGHT ItCh NORFOLK Va Nov 26 la 6 In a fightright at the he Norfolk navy noArd yard Ard last night wit wit- by a thousand men moan mostly naval officers andnd enlisted Jimmie lavin Glavin middle weight champion of thethc na navy de defeated atod Dick PhilippePhilipps welter weight champion The fight ht waxwas to have have- 1 been for ten rounds but bUl the tearing of or one of gloves lovea caused the bout bOUl to come to an end In the ninth Glavin an electrician on thehe battleship Virginia outweighed Phil Ipps also an electrician at the th nw navy yard wireless telegraph station by fifteen en I If pounds TheThc betting wan walt 5 to 1 In fn favor lavor of or Glavin and 20 changed hands hand Philipps declares he Is 18 determined to Ic fight ight Glavin to a finish and arrange mentsmenta havehavo been made tar for the two men to 0 meetmoet again Christmas might HELPING TO SWELL BENEFIT PROCEEDS In order that thethc family of ot Policeman C. C.

Riley may recel receive much as a as a pose blebic from the benefit athletic uc performance to Lo boho given en Monday evening in the Utah National bank building trl friends of thethc murdered policeman man are ar Assisting In making ma making it a a. a success sa by selling tickets to the entertainment Amon the places where reserved seathseala are sale on are tre the LeRoy cigar store clear cigar store Log Lof Cabin bar Horse Moe foo bar Jeffs Jeff's Smoke house La loa cIgar clRar store stoic Smith drug druc store No 2 2 Combination bar Falstaff bar bu Owl bar and J. Jo 1 Burns Burn bar TheThc card forrol the benefIt Is a nn an I unusually good one 8 Several verLI of ot the fastest fast tut- est amateurs In the city will give eone high claclassclans a bo bong exhibitions CF LEADS N. J. Nov ov 26 Albert Alb Albert rt ot of Princeton In Intercollegiate golf Jr champion took first place toda today In thetho qualifying round ofthe Lake Lakewood wood Country Count Coun Count try 8 annual Thanksgiving tournament montment cr 11 total was 9 fo el eighteen strokes higher than ho tho amate amateur record but an excellent 1 mark considering today's weath- erer or conditions Set Berend place was ws a triple tl tie it at Dt by WalterWaller J.

Travis and Fred lott of Camden md City J. fV Jr of nt DeaL UcaL I AtI AD CONFERENCE OF COLLEGES HELD ULD netting tU of thcthe UtahIntercollegiate ace CO wa was held lild this morning at the hotel TheTho five colleges of or thetho were represented and a great deal business was transacted i present were Coach J. H. Maddock al Instructor Richardson of the U. Coach Fred I Bi Bennion of oC thothe B.

Provo Pro CoachConch of thetho A. A Loran Logan Coach J. H. Kemp of tho tim Logan and Cannon Lund the L. D.

S. university freshman rule that has been die die- I In tho the university faculty was WIlS taken Tyby by the tho conference stated that this radical fo forced fU In thothe small schools of thethc would uld mean thc the destruction destruction of oC ath- In ath- i ath- ath ath- in i in Utah 1 n. Anderson wa was elected re-elected ar- ar for th the conference It was 1 also lao 0 de de- de- toto get gt out a pamphlet pl containing institution and bylaws of tho the con- A con- A con- con fic A committee was appointed to- to to- vv up up schedule and nd It was wa that each school chool that failedrailed to com com- thetho baseball schedule would fOt- fOt Tand and the basketball schedule 50 30 0 he conference ruled that alt Il players that meets a conference team it thethc meet conference amateur re re- Co Coach ch Fred Bennion of or thothe i 1 T. U. was 38 elected secretary and- ret and ret to fill the vacancy created by of I H.

J. MUsic TEAM TAM IS IS AT BANQUET i banquet WAS waa given iven the Salt palL all Lake fler the th 9 Ogden gani ye yesterday by George A. A RatonEaton Frank B. hns and Robert B. Porter TheThc ibers hera of or th the tam fain were given Ji this ft at the Reed hotel which wholesome holc Thanksgiving dinner fter TeaMing feasting thetho mon who mado ado hl Is year elected a a.

captain manDler Jl wl tant manager for 1910 1310 football i Bakeman and Olson were the nb ba to make malf theirletter leUt who ho bv Coach 11 Captain trick and arni Manager lanager McCurdy as rj played g. two full halves In iii one of two most Important games of tho It The first GraniteGranito game mo and last las a game gam worewere ththa ones ons which decided waswaa tho choice of or wn for tor captain of next nr years vear's team hman wee was thothe choicefor manager manage fg Reg Wallace for assistant In Fitzpatrick Wh Wheeling rUnG her fl er Yates ed rd man iman Mcintyre Wallace nanan and Olsen were ere thothe players who for captain il HORSES SOLD II t. I OlD om GLORY CURY SALE SA YORK lom Nov Nob The The sale of HO- at HO Fat at at the Old Od Glory auction In fn Madare Mad Madare Garden yesterday slrdarealized 0 a record mark for Cor the week ek 1111 na Ba hold holder of thothe year two rec and a a year three record il i- i went rt to A. A B. Ca Case of Paoli for or WOOD Mr Case also bought Lit Lit- Mi a old year trotter atrI trial Ulal I record of or for MOI2000 i Burke a 0 year three colt with tUn toe record of or OH was lold sold to Tarlton of ot Lexington Ky hy for tor j.

ot Hartford Conn i a year old earold bay I 2205 Il Estabrook of Denver sold MId his 1 earold Oll trotter Denver enver to William or of Philadelphia for I TEAM AM TO GO TO CEDAR CITY 1 university football team tam has a i tore It will be next Saturday tho eleven elc goes to Cedar Cit City eita as 18 of thetho branch normal school Il en are planning to fail sport in thisthie in ct af th theinc residents school and a i have never nc seen ei it is Proposed to take thethc there thero II to give ive he sport an exhibition of team am will leave lea and a hero Thur Thursday day milo five rido ride iu in Lund A en planned great reception for or the ta university Which will win include a banquet 8 A team cam will be organized the ft Ti varsity which will include I formerly a university 3 r. Ron a a center on the JUI t. and several BOvera team last citizens citizen sea ITAN N. GIVES TROPHY Ayi ArIz ew e. Mazio Nov 26 Tho Won on from from tn thetha cr football to U.

yesterday by a a- core ar Out half The Tho score core at tho the end U. half 6 5 to 0 0In fn tavor avor of Bryan Etan au presented a cup to tiletho 1 WINS MI Gr Nos No 6 hooked kt-d kt out Young ou rt BennieBeanie In I flight or of a scheduled fifteen fifteen- UTAH I AGAIN WINS VINS FROM LOGAN BY SCORE Fast Playing of University Prevents Farmers Farmers' From a Point Utah COl d. its fifth victory thi th sea ea son soil and wo wo the state championship hip for- the for fot for- thethe sixth i tb successive time yesterday af aC on Cumm Cummings field when Mad Nad bd dOC docks dock's 8 men won a sweeping victory over agricultural college in the final 1 I i game of the season It was Utah Utah Utah's II I garsie throughputthroughout hout with ith the crimson men mci I on the tho offensive most of the time line an and i Airing the short time that the did slid the ball iball they toey could no no not pene the solid wall aU of Utah's hs defense Twentieth century football wo won forfoi tho the un The old sold line Jine plunge and formations were missing ani and I I in it i their place 6 He long Jong the spectators saw swift play forward passes onside onside on on- si side locks spectacular runs and intricate intri- catecate formations Every ery advantage of fers by the be mod modified rules hadbail ll been and the yards gained came as 8 a re of speed and skill while weight rd strength th figured little in tho the out out- Conic om The JI game 10 was 35 played before the largest crowd crowl that has gathered on Cummings field tItle this season Both elev cle elev- ensens were cheered by thousands of on- on thu i barin bearing tilethe gay of of the their l' colleges Th The 0 oval 1 enclosing th thc field was ae linEd with carriages nn an automobiles decorated with the school chool colors The weather conditions were ideal for the players and the geld although a lit Jit tletie soft furnished a good footing andaud it allo allowed fast play phI The medics came cam in for their usual st stunt nt This Thi time they sentsont up a a series of balloons The first one bearing the color colors soared high in the tic air Later ter an nn A A. C. balloon oon appeared and a mighty cheer went up from rom the tho Logan bleachers hutbut when the enthusiasm was at its hei height bt it exploded and the blue and ribbons rib ribbons fell to the ground Tilly Oleson the Star Th The university team tam am coached by Toe loe Maddock performed for the lat last time andanti the players did lid the fhe conch cORch justice justic and this final defeat of tile the schoolsschool's old rival Ti served 1 as a a 4 fitting close to fo the tho career of thisthia famous conch cORch CaplainCaptain Oleson alsoaiM played his last stan amp He th 0 1 1 garni of or the fiercest games im at tackle that hasbas been seen fleen on the field fild lIe was waR easily th tho star of the game nm Home was as another an other lineman that stood food in the lime Ji tightlight ht and the work work of the hi big tackle broke up Lo Logan an plays plas before they bad progressed re ca beyond the line of scrim scrimmage Neilson showed class cliAS at center In the backfield Love was as the shining DJ light Tho speedy quarter did some great reat work in JD ancin ad advancing the ball through a field of opponents opponent Utah's substitute bH backfield Jd showed good form punted well weH but his hk goal kicking kick kick- i ing was not as MI successful as in the Montana Montana Mon Montana game ame Grant rant although light for a a.

backfield man n. ia is showing the same sanio form at halfback that he did at quarter Ho lie made a number of long gains ain and onel rolled up up- many maD yards for the team Utah's famous forward passpasa from fullback to quarter did not prove ro a as effective a as it did against the Bozeman team Still it gained 8 nerl many yards ard for Utah The dashing end runs rune of Grant and netted noUN many man yards for the crimson wasreplaced by Loot LocH and Walker bv by Korns and Walker were slightly injured hutbut were ere both all ri right ht after the game Utah scored only onh one touchdown own in the first half Time The university kicked to thetho who were wre forced to punt on the third play Utah then kept the ballban between tho the the al A ie center of or the field andnd UJ gains were ere mad but penalties on for ward passes brought tho the team back finally Doolittle dropped in itt a a ri pretty prett ra pass 9 to to Love Loyo who fou fought ht Ms his through a broken field for tho the way war first touchdown During Durin time the rest of or the halthall thothe A JIN successful fought back the Utah attack The best MaddocksMaddock's men could do was to work down to the A. A C. goal close enough for tor a place kick Doolittle iris pIa play three tried times without scoring point but thetho wind made place Kicking a Jl exceedingly difficult Improve In Second Half The Time U. team did better beUer work In thethc second half In the first pinyplay LocH who had replaced I Jl at fullback sent Bent a ft forwardpass to Love which TheTho was aR missed d.

penalty penult forced Utah to punt buthut Walker recovered ered the ball TheTho forward pass had tailed before same tried i again aln Love JAve caught thothe ba ball was wall westwent side of at ththe the- gridiron and after on fhe Il a hind field tha ot of A A. C. 9 men placed Place the oval dodging he- he goal posts for Utah's score Be ThIs second forward pass was as tried often after that but th the A A- C. men had solved ih th thetho pIa play and mostmoat of them penalties These re resulted In penalties ales Bles two chances to gave tho A Ag AF- try for tor Heldfield goals but both failedtailed ThoThe of oC the U. linemen did not give ive Batt time to execute the kicks forward ord The third pass scorn The was Lo Logan thothe re result of or a long lon with ma marX the but eI Grant Kan an men Interfered wiggled out of or thothe heap with the ball and dashed hed through thothe goal Joal posts Home Utah's bIg was responsible tot for or the score The casteast bench benches benchers r.

had fought ought thetho Ag es down the fieldHeld to their own goal lino IIno orward r. rm pas I mm T. 1011 i 11 tn but hero a was fumbled and an A. A C. man mart recovered the ball This was a R.

fortune In disguise thothe farmers asns were forced to punt from their own yard three relt ard line on the next play and Home breaking through thothe fine line blocked the kick and Lo Io Loch ll fell on It ft acer acer- lag ing thetho final touchdown BothIloth coaches coache seemed satisfied at the outcome of or the game Kame Coach Maddock said ald The uThe result suited Bulled me nie perfectly tho the Con Con- n. crippled condition of ot the back field the score was much larger than expected Th The men worked wellwall and I played hard and andI I am Gm satisfied that m. my last game with Utah ended as it did Referee Cotton Cotton who ho ha hashaa officiated in some ofthe big Colorado bF games game stated after yesterdaysyesterday's II contest that the Utah Warn am was easily th the superior of ot the Denver Den Den- vervcr university which has ha Just Von won the Rocky mountain mounta champlon championship ThoThe Lineup Shores Shore University 18 Home Horn hf lf U. p. lg Jg l- McCoombs Christensen rg r.

Robinson V. Oleson rt rt Walker Korns Jorns rcre rf Paddock Love nb GrantGront lh Ih lh HancockHancock- Egbert I Romney rr- fc rh Crooks ton Doolittle Loell tb fb Butt nat Officials Official Cotton Nebraska referee referee- Lieutenant I Rills umpire Burch field neld dudge Lieutenant 1 head 1 I 1 linesman SCHOOL ENDS fOOTBAll SE SEASON SASON WITH CLEAN RECORD 1 I Defeats Defea Ogden in Contested Game by a a Score of 17 to 3 TheThc Salt Lake hi high school finished one of oC the time most sH successful ce seasons iu iii thethc history of thc tIme high hool by defeating its itH told old rival thetho Ogden high school TIme The The game Ramo was fought ht for blood throughout throughout- hout anti and tn was as for or rou rough playing on thothe part of The fanie gune closed with a score of 1 11 I to 3 tin in SailSalt Lakes Lake's favor faor which made ththe second time thatthe hi high school iii has been scored on this year rear ca r. TheThc weather wa va was ideal forfar a foot football all game although the fiel field was lS mudd muddy and slippery andmade fast playing sibleslide TheThc The field wa was lined on all nil sides by bJ one erie of thethc largest crowds ever seen at 11 In a football aJ uno in in this city There Thero OO misi admissions were 1500 paid to thc game r- At At times the tIme crowd bel omo omo vo mo unruly that thethc game ame was as stopped while thethc officials put from Crom the field where they swarmed upon several sc occasions rho play pIa was wis in thethc Ogden tc territory during the whole game with th thc thO excel excel- tion tion- of three instances when Ogden eln gained posse sion of thethc ball in Salt Lake territory but werewem unable to get et et- allall any cl 11 the thirty thirty arel line fr fromironi where il their only score Coro by one olle of the he prettiest pla place kicks seen ln on tho lie high school gridiron fhi this lila year The Ilic redreil and black boys played the most consistent ballhall of the two trams and although thethc field was muddy Captain Fitzpatrick cx executed some collie foi ward passes pas that would boho a credit to a team on Ill a dry fiel field Thin The season closes with JOG 06 point scored corcel by bv thin the Salt Lake eleven ln to 0 I scoredupon them hm by opponents ln won sOn n. tons tha-tons and received rel tl the at at aC tho thic west west- goal oal rr ir cc hi kie kc ick ami Yi i was downed cl on his I twenty fi ev el JJ jine hie IC i fl twice tos na h. th veil red andInd hl blacklint lino I bill fora a loss thethird I flo flon th lo lost str the ballhall on a forward pass pas ss p.

righteight yards fi iii hl his 4 end ruti ft went br Tora a 1 gain gam of iWo two a on ona a forfur for- wardward pass 1155 High ligh- school wa was then then- held I fC for downs if missed an zip 11 al at attempt tempi tempt at It Wheeling to ch who Te re turned ih the mint amianil Fit car carried riel to lie pall baH back ton B. Uy ity a sue MIC- il cession of or end ru runs and 1 bucks the ball was wa put plIt on on riC line hilt but but- a hilt- aa fl gave tt the ballhall tn hi Ogden which oval put ut Sa Salt It 1 w. S' for Jr to tL return the tle f. 7 Or I Tl TileThe Fir First First Score salt tookfook a brace By holding hold holding thethc orange mind and hJ black boys beys 's downsclowns the they received thotim bail jn in inthe the He middle of o- othe the field anil and Goo Goo- GOOI- GOOI speed bJ succession ion ofend nel mn tans and JIO hinc plunges pla placed 1 the ball ha on fn thethc rl lIne where nJ again in in- InIn tr 5 at aia ta a Ogden cJ put tIm the ou the linelinc huthilt were cick to to Salt Lake who ad- ad a and cel th hallhail c. On Ji i run Fitzpatrick circled end for lor fifteen yards ard Wheeling wa was thrown throw for fara a.

a Joss of throethree yards rr owin owing to 10 thethc mu muddy portion of If thethc field he lie was forcforced to run in iii file Tho next down down- own Ogden den recovered a fumble then made mulo a t. long forward pass aff after catchin catching Ogden Ogden's 's punt but thethc ball was taken falen back to where the thic pass iss was ml made because became of a technical rule Wheeling punted to Oldham who was downed own in in his tracks High i school chool received tho ho pigskin ona fumble Wheeling was thrown for a loss 1058 on an end curl run Tun run but hilt bucked thotim lino hino for a gain ain of cj eight ht mademarle tho thin other oIlier re- re three yards ar on rin an flU end run ram andalic Wheeling followed with fifteen more Evans 5 recovered thethc ball for Ogden on- a on on- on- a a fumble in iii the tho mid lo of thethc Held field Ogden OK Og- Og ct donden was penalized for slugging amimul blocked their punt was finally recovered by Yates on 0 Og dens den's te yard ten ard line went through thethc lie line for five yards hut nut It was held ona SeCond attempt Wheeling 11 clin then cros crosseded thetho line for Cor the thic first score kicked goal coal making the score 6 to 0 in tile first two twenty minutes of pIa play Captain Dou Douglas tried to arguoargue time thc visitors out of their score which started repeatedly tho the of the officials Ten Tell minutes was taken out by Ogden's argument after the tho first touchdown and amid thc they kept kept- this up all through time the remainder rerc re- re of the game A Place Kick ThoThefirstand only score for Ogden camocame Evans Evan ran tho ballbali to Salt LakesLake's yard thirty line on an end nd run un This ThIN was time theclosest Ogden ever got to their opponents opponents' goal line Une but thc they tookad advantage nil nil- vantage of It by kicking a place kick thus the second score against the Salt Halt LakeLako team that has been year car Four nur minutes after aCter this thiN Fitzpatrick ox- ox ono one of the neatest forward passes of thin thc same to who wont over for hl high hish schools school's second sc cr re Roin- Roin noy ny kicked thetho Goal Roal leaving ins thethc score 1 1 to lo 3 J. Tho hell half ended with th thethc ballbail In Salt SaIl Lakes Lake's lon on forty art yard ar line In the second half both teams tam went nt Into Inlo the with fth a a. determination de thatthai Su resulted In one of thetho hardest st battles ever eer fought by thetho two schools Although thothehall wax cx In iii Ogden's territory most nil alt th the th time tic the Salt Lako eleven was nn- nn ablo tl to SCOtO 1011 until tho lastliht part parL ofth thetho half when went over ot-el- for a touchdown Th The chaJ champions plon met mimet Inet I a stubborn a defense nicy LI KOI Ol 5 dJs tua- tua tance of Ogden's goal poal null and th they 1 unable lo ho buck the tIme hall laU over for a Cl touch down a although It they hc frequently put pitt tl tIme tho nail on thethc ton yard line Jt it was not until ono before timeIliac was wua 11 called that tho the high school Its only score of or the second half halt With a splendid did ld Interference Gallacher went vent around left end for or fifteen yards ards non missedtho hIm try for or goal Score 17 to 3 2 III in Salt Lake high schools school's for fax or This makes tim the Salt Lake high school undisputed champion for or the second year The lineup S. I.

I L. II S. Ogden cn High Warthman Ie Je Johnson rt 1 Sample Sample- Immer Ig lg Smith McIntyre Smith Wallace r. Dish fish Yates lt rl t. aLson Gallacher re Fitzpatrick Good nce Stone Htone Wheeling Ev Evans Romney fb Douglas captcopt The flip officials were Referee Toni Tom Var- Var ari- Ic Icy umpire Freeman field Judge Jude J.

Milne timekeeper heath head J. C. Brown TouchdownsTouchdowns- HI High school Wheeling Warthman arthman and amid Gallacher Time rime out out For For high school 10 0 for or Ogden 9 minutes of halves 3 35 mInutes minute score score bait Salt Lake high school chool 1 17 Ogden 3 I. I I OPPORTUNITY TO FIGHT CHAMPION YORK YOnI Nov 26 The TJ The posting of ot JI ii by Samuel Langford to lo get a match with Jack Jak Johnson an and the known desire of Al AI KaufmanKnufman to meet before thetho boilermaker meets thetho colored champion lais creating considerable amon among sporting men Man Many doubt that It would be wise for either Jeffries or Johnson to take on these m- mn ice ice- le Ious lotis to time the championship lIp battlebatlle Some Home think that It would be an easycusy chance for the bl big fellows to win somesomo mone money and at time the same caine time attract attention to thothe big fight Others contend that It would would- boho ra rail rash for eithercither man to run thetho risk of defeat at which would kill all interest In JR th the contest between them for the worlds world's championship It has haB been suggested that a battle between Langford and Kaufman would bo Interesting an as the result would fur furnish a challenger for or thetho winner of time hahe rightfight SALT LAKE LAKI TURF EXCHANGE California and md Eastern Races Race 48 East Second South Visit The Salt Lake Museum ot Anatomy GREATER THAN EVER Weakness or any 4 contracted disease positively cured by br tho time oldest specialist special specIal- lethit In Utah Consultation Consultation Con Conat our of offices or- or flees free tree Our nrcare separate from thcthe museum and strict strictly i private to those wishing to consult 9 us andond there Is not no- tt penny penny's i cost for consultation or to visit left the museum 1 We Vc curecuro nil all Diseases Ol 01 Men en such a as weakness nervous dobil- dobil ity fly kidney bladder and all IlIJ contracted con con- acted tx-acted diseases Write rite for self examination blank If It you cannot en caO II HoursHoura 9 0 a n. m.

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1 Cancerous rous Matter Carbonate of 5 Lime Albumen and all 11 extra extra- I ci ous substances mixed with I the Urine or Blood This is the I principle of oX treating Chronic Diseases sad end Private Privat Diseases Just call anI and a see tortot i yourselves I i I PENNSYLVANIA IS fROM CORNEll ON I fiElD Of SLUSH I Poor Footing Prevents Good Goon Flaying by Either of the Teams I PH PHILADELPHIA I iI If i IA Nov XO SG VC and slIding sll around around on a Held with with mini slush slush Ice lec nail pools pool of water 1 ththe ILi of football tea team defeated Ic Cornell Council In thothe annual panic garie on Franklin field yesterday afternoon by a score of 17 7 to 6 It lt A WIS WI'S HS a ci poorly played plad game ganie for rOI ci- ci which which thothe weather rind and nelllfield conditionswere In a great groat mea measure 1 Twenty jonty persons saw aw the time game There was 3 I lI any Rny choice In Jn time the teams In the tue first halfhair ended fi fi- to I 6 to 6 G. hutbut hanla showed the time form In thothe second halfhaIr Cornell slanted out like a winner r. grIme rhe I orr Oil orr anla I rall 1 to any my gains on thethc Ico and to midfield ThoFlie kick was US returned i by 11 Cornell antiand getting thc time ball bAil on oil a fum fUIn- ble tho lie bo boys started to 10 tIme the Pennsylvania line lillo Footing In the slushHushwas tas uncertain ertain for or tho time team and CornellComell easily riel cai-riel the time ballbali over the i tineline Hoh made the lime and antI OConnor O'Connor J. kicked ed thethc goal Getting Getting- tIme the ballbali In III Cornell tevi onno a a. fumble following it II punt changed ts ti 1 kicking tactics tactic and to bUt butk center Cornell could mm 1191 kc keep a solid footing andanil slowly was il hack With live yo yards 1 18 to gain In time the ballbail was given s1 to Fullback nam und he lie was wn over fora for or a 11 touchdown Braddock Brad Braddock kicked dock kicked goal Score 0 11 I 6 to C.

Pennsylvania lnla broke timetb moon after thethc out half hul began First do downs ns were Cre made with but finally hind liaU thc time ballbali less thanthon ten yards from thic nu Cornellgoal line here Cor Cornell held but on thethc last down vanlavania managed to push night Right Il cJ IrwIn Cr for Pen nay nayan an las la's second kicked goal Joal I Time The lastluft touchdown was Wi i made weltwell tnto no in 11 of or thetho field inri tim tho punt out for a trytty at goal goat was fumbled urn bled rime flu lineup Pennsylvania Braddock Teagle url Left End Fretz Byrne WeeksWeeks' kS' kS Farrington Left Ien Tackle Dietrick Donnan Left Guard Cozzens Pc I I Pike OConnorO'Connor RightHIght Guard Ferrier Munk nl ni hl Kaufman Knutman Marker larker Crosby Sutton flight End Owen Oen Wood Vt Quarterback Sommer Young Robb Left I Cl Halfback Irwin Hoffman Holtman Right Halfback Miller Scott oll Simson Fiti Fullback I hack Score Sor Score Pennsylvania 17 1 Co Cornell rn 6 Touchdowns na Ham I ln 11 iwin Robb GoalsCoals Js from rein touchdowns Biad Biad- Biad doC lock dock 2 2 OConnor Referee Yale Umpire held Field judge jU Langford Trinity Head Evans I Lehigh Time of oC halves 35 main main- utes STAYS WITH CHAMPION I I fl t- 1 1 tir 31 I 1 4 f. 5 JN i AS HE 4 WRESTLES AIO N. Nov 20 Frank Gotch last night failed to gain ain a Vm fall from thetho gH Pul Pole in in an nn bunt andaud thereby lost time the match conditions of which required GulchGotch to 0 win win two fal falls within an hour Tho bo bo the Ilc Pole panic game di displayed mc tremendous physical str ta cn th and 11 an nit al excellent knowledge of saM sail 1 cm 1 beat lal this inn In man mm I in a straight lt match lack Jack hi manager cr said I I will wi ro pott ot CO JU in Chica Chicago tomorrow tomor tomor- Dr row or for 3 ii match ivilwith Ii Golch furfor I a side I watch match Zb eo hell loj I pounds and ho Ich tehi LUJ Ten len thousand persons saw sarr tIme lie lie- row PARK CITY DEFEATS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Special to Time Tho Telegram rI PARK p. CITY Nov CITY No 26 G. Park Ct City yesterday yes yes- won from thoIho football team of or the senior das class of or tho Salt LakeLuke school by h.

a score of or i 12 to lo c. Tho Tim wa was closely loCI contested ann and full ful of Interest throughout Jou hout RE HEAVY VY BUTTE TEAM TEAN WINS WIN EASY VICTORY Special to to The TIme Telegram BUTTE neTT No Nov No- TIme The 6 Thc Granite high school team schol outweighed and tu in every tit department of ot football mess wan d- erat de de- rat foaled imre Te ilay hv hy the fast rat and vei ck-vei Butte ut hl high ii school team am The Time suite Granite lK 1 ys fought a ci plucky genie gams I against henvy odds.