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PAGE SIX SUNDAY. OCTQR HERALD TRIBUNE SPORTS World-News -by Leased Wire Local.News by Staff Writers 1SOM GMD ELEVEN. DEFEATS K3USTAMC TEARfl 4 TO 6 THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALP CarideoRockne's New Surprise CALIFORNIA BEARS TOR 8 AGK IDAHO CONQUERS MONTANA U. GRID ELEUEH BY 19-0 COUNT FOOTBALL SCORES COUGARS INA1RATTACIUTI 90 YARDS 1 Grizzlies Passing 'Attack Fails as Van dals Take Easy Gridiron Battle TO T0IICH1 Trojans Led By Russell Saunders, Quarterback; Score In Battle Almost at Will wV w-i fXv t-i 1 4 Casper Falls Before Hard Line Plunges of Opponents throws were attempted, and of these, two were intercepted for touchdowns, four were grounded, two Incomplete, and only two completed, one for 26 yards and the other for a yard. Idaho, snagged a pass early in the period, but was grounded in his tracks.

Owens, substitute quarterback, ordered a series of line plunges that were executed in dazzling style to maul the Montana wall back to its 1 0-yard line. Owens then tore through the remaning 10 BY RUSSELL J. NEWLAND (Associated Press Sports Writer) MEMORIAL STADIUM, Berkeley, Oct. 12 UP) Out of. the air today California's Bears plucked a 14-0 victory over Washington State college when repeated onslaughts on the ground failed to crumble a powerful Cougar Line.

While 40,000 spectators cheered, the Bears rushed their northern rivals down the field in the first half twice to leave imprints in scoring. A touchdown in the first period was followed by another In the second. The crushing first half drive of the Bears came in good time fo in most of the last two periods the team from the north was charging goalward in thrilling but futile ef for the second second period. CaHforr.a' fc3rfL? ed Washington State'? rrn but lost the ball on -x-t "5( Shortly afterward. M'cfanich started at center ins-Pad o' Bear captain.

Roy Rgels up to snag pasj anich ran the ball five rards taX Cougar 29-yard line. A pa to Thornton, accounted nf but the Bears were set backV yeards for offside. The Bears staked thnr chances', the air again, a 20-ysrd fc'rZ Barr to Rice, and tr.e latter' over the goal line. Beckett's Vih kick on the try fur pot blocked but California gained point because Sr, was offside. Spurred into action a the MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct.

12. UP) The Idaho Vandals conquered the University of Montana football team by the score of 19 to 0 here today in a conference game, the winning team outplaying its opponents in line plunging and intercepting passes. Regarded as a team which knew the ins and outs of overhead onslaught, the Montana Grizzlies hedged for three periods before they sent out an aerial barrage, and then saw it smeared all over the field, with two passes in Vandal hands for touchdowns. Before that an effective backfield line shift that was reminiscent of the old school flying wedge pounded wide gaps through the Grizzlies' ponderous line, paving the way for the Vandals' first score, a touchdown by Wilkie, fullback. After an exchange of punts at the opening period during which Morrow of Montana outpunted Diehl of Idaho by 15 yards, the Vandals ctartivi an nff.tflrkle and center yards for a touchdown.

Dlehl's try for point failed. Undaunted, the Grizzlies went in Denver University, 19; Wyoming. 6. University of Colorado, 19; Colorado Teachers, 0. Colorado College, 14; Colorado Aggies, 13.

Loyola (Chicago), Coe, 0. Tennessee, 52; Mississippi. 7. Kentucky, 20; Washington and Lee, 6. Loyola (Baltimore).

Washington College, 0. V. M. 13; Citadel. 7.

Tulane, 34; Mississippi A. and 0. Charleston Norman, 19; Shurt-leff. 12. Albright, 46: Roanoke.

0. Mississippi Teachers, 31; Marlon Institute, 0. Quantico Marines, New River State. 0. Centre College.

60; Morris Harvey College of West Virginia, 0. Friends. 37; Bethel, 12. Thiel, Waynesburg, 2. Intermountain Union, 24; Montana Normal.

0. American University, George Washington. 9. Georgia, 15; Yale, 0v DuQuesne. 18; Albion (Michigan) College, 0.

Chicago. 13; Indiana, 7. Bobkittens, 12; Central 6. Akron. 12; Wooster.

7. St. Xavier. 19; West Virginia Wesleyan. 12.

Cincinnati, 18; Kenyon, 6. Case. 26; Hiram. 0. Davis and Elkins, 7: Geneva, 0.

Northwestern. Wisconsin, 0. Colorado Mines, 20; Western State Teachers, 13. to the air again, and Kershisnick. Idaho half, took a pass and went 30 yards for a touchdown.

Diehl fail ed to convert. The game ended soon after with Idaho 30 yards from another score, after having been penalized 15 yards for roughing. Idaho averaged 30 yards to Montana's one in scrimmage and counted 19 first downs to Montana's two. Idaho scored five of these in the forts to retaliate. It was the opening coast conference game for the two teams and in turning back their opponents, the Besrs removed one of the most utes speeded away, the Cougars tinued to outbattle the Bears last quarter, but to no avail.

Pa. bles took their toll while Cali-. nia's defense stiffened at the cial moments. bucking parade that set the ball on fh nnp-vnrd line, wilkie and Ped- last quarter, which saw Montana's great comeback attempt. The lineup and summary: Idaho Montana Position Price McCarthy Bessler L.T.

Peterson The "thundering herd" as represented by the Buffalo Bisons established their claim to recognition in the Wyoming Interscholastic football title fight Saturday by trampling the Casper Mustangs to the tune of 14 to 6. The Mustangs invaded the Buffalo range for the clash and found the Bisons a stronger aggregation than they anticipated. They resorted to no trickery in their attack but plunged and drove with consistent results. They were equally effective on defense. Second string men were in the Casper lineup when the Mustangs kicked off to Buffalo.

Babcock, backfield satellite of the Bisons, pprar.g the surprise of the day when he shook off tacklers and raced 90 vsrds down the sidelines for the first touchdown of the game. Bab-cock al50 had the advantage of excellent interference. The extra point was also scored. Casper again kicked off and the two elevens battled even for a while, but the Mustangs lack of experience to come to light when they met the tcugh opposition of the Bisons. They showed that they had clashed with weak teams on the local field the two previous Saturdays.

In the second period, Babcock carried the ball across the goal for the second time, the Bison plunging ahead by hard straight football. They made the extra point, bringing the "score up 14 to 0. In the first half Casper seemed unable to play and could not settle down to football business, but showed considerable improvement in the second half. They got together and started working. Logan made several hard drives through the line and later passed to Harlowe who ran for 60 yards before he was T.oesm then carried the Huhleck Lewis Murray Walker Perry Morrow Corkery L.G.

Klrkpatrick C. Martin R.G. Diehl R.T. Dittman R.E. Pederson Frank Carideo.

Notre Dames fleet-footed quarterback, is already one of the sensations of the season and Is expected to prove to be one of Coach Rockne's stars. erson. quarterback, did all of the ball toting, ends, guards and centers. deDendine uoon the way Ped-erson formed his shift. Wilkie took the ball and dived a yard for the first score, and Diehl place kicked the try for point.

Then there were two periods of punting, bucking and running, from one end cf the field to the other. First play went into Montana territory and then slipped back to Idaho's end. but neither team got within booting distance of the goal line. Idaho, however, made 13 first downs in the first three periods, with Montana registering one. The looked-for Montana passing advance onened in the final period, but was soon shorn of success.

Nine formidable elevens of the north-land. Blocked on the line by the ponderous Washington State forward wall, California turned to the air with good results. Midway in the first period the Bears recovered a Washington State fumble on the latter's 35-yard line. Lorn shot a long psss across the field to Norton, who stepped two yards to cross the line. Beckett place kicked the try' for point.

The Cougars came back with a drive that brought them to California's 28-yard line but their line plunges failed when within striking distance. California held for downs. An intercepted pass paved the way L.H. Burns ST. REGIS ELEVEN IS 13-TO-6 WINNER OVER MOUNT ST.

CHARLES EUTTE. Oct. II alert ranger eleven from St. Rfri college snatched a 33 to 8 ricto-from an ever threatening Mc-r. St Charles array at Clark parkbr ths afternoon.

Douglas. Ranger r.c'nt haifbal stole a Ssint pass in the seco quarter and sailed stray for yards and the winning touchdon Each team saw a scoring chr.a slip away In the fading rf play. Kerschnick Hult R.H. Carpenter Wilkie Cox UNIUERSITY TMPLES Score by periods: Idaho 6 0 0 1319 Montana 0 0 0 0 0 Idaho scoring: Wil-He. Kerschnick.

Owens (sub for Pederson. Try for points after touchdown Diehl. folace kick'. COWBOY GRID ELEUEH, 19 TO 8 Pioneers' Defensive and Passing Attack Baffles Efforts of Wyoming to Score Harvard. 35: New Hampshire.

0. Fordham. 27: New York 0. Ohio State, Iowa. 6.

Illinois. 18; Bradley. 0. Rutgers. Holy Cross.

14. Notre Dame, 14; Navy. 7. Colgate. 31: Michigan State, 0.

Army 23; Davidson, 7. U. of Buffalo. 20; Alfred. 12.

Georgetown. 13; St. Louis 0. Wittenberg. 20; Denison.

0. Carnegie Tech. 33: Reserve. 6. Massachusetts Aggies, 12; Middle-burg.

14. Villanova. Boston College. 7. Temple.

28: St. Bona venture, 0. Pitt. 27; West Virginia. 7.

Wvoming Frosh, 20; First Infantry. 0. Washington Catholic 18; Baltimore University. 0. Albright.

46; Roanoke. 0. Missouri, 19: Missouri State. 0. McAlester.

13: St. Johns. 6. Winona Teachers, 38; Red Win? Seminary, 0. Carlton.

13: Hamllne. 6. South Carolina, 26; Man-land. 6. Kentucky, 20; Washington and Lee.

6. Marquette. 7: Grinnell, 9. GftSPER SOCCER LEAGUE TO PRACTICE ON SUNDAY to Gannon, a prss from Clark tackle. DENVER.

Oct. 12. (m Passing f-nd running tho visiting University cf Wyoming eleven off its feet, the Denver university squad today came from behind to win a spec Correct Ensembles In your becoming colors for Fall, by Wilson Brothers Style Committee. The Casper- Soccer league "IU hold a practice session at the high 'school athletic field Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock, it hns been -n rarH, fnr a touchdown. The WEST COAST ARMY LOSES TO GONZAGA advancing the ball the Cowboys varied the famous Warner left and right formations, and Denver university was at loss to stop it at times.

A lateral pass to Thompson for a 35-yard gain, and short, effective runs by Hale put the ball cn the 5-yard line in four plays in the first period when Wyoming made its only counter. Hale went ever in two tries. The Wyoming defense seemed at moments to work to perfection, but someone had been unkind enough to grease the Pioneers' legs, and the Pioneer ball-toters time and ngain slipped through the visitors' defense for substatial gains. A large crowd witnessed the game the first of the season at D. tacular victory at the D.

U. stadium to 6. Coach Jeff Cravath had drilled the Pioneers into a defensive attack vhich appeared to be unbeatable. Wyoming had completed a successful march across the Denver goal line when the Pioneers suddenly came to life and registered three touchdowns before the final gun. Captain Smith of the Pioneers did most of the ball lugging, and Byers and Clark were on the two ends of the passing attack.

Although passes directly con Cornell, 40; Hampden Sidney. 6. Trinity. 7: Worchester Tech. 6.

Virginia, 12; Swarthmore. 7. Kansas. 38; Emporia Teachers. 0.

Oklahoma. 26; Creighton. 0. Texas Aggies, 19; Kansas Aggies. 0.

Dartmouth. 53: Allegheny. 0. SPOKANE. Oct.

12. UP) The Gonzaga Bulldogs defeated the West Coast Army football team 29 to 7. here today. Gonzaga scored at will until the final period vhen the Army line tightened and started an. offensive that netted a touchdown.

remainder of the game was a see saw affair. In ttv first half the Buffalo line was twice as strong as the Casper line, but the two lines were practically equal in the second half. The Bison line apparently had more weight than the locals. Babcock and Falxa did the heavy work for the Buffaloar.s while Logan, Harlowe and Dan Sedar did the stellar playing for the Casperites. Coach Mickelwaite will begin Monday to prepare the Mustangs to tangle with the Sheridan eleven at the'local athletic field next Saturday.

Wyoming Frosh Down Infantry 1 Tribune Want Ads Bring Results USIHESS HERE WILL HALT FOR For the Red-Haired Man: Quiet colorings are best navy blue and grey are invariably successful and the right shade of green effective. Avoids browns and reds, Notre Dame 12; Western State Teachers College 0. Illinois. 45; Bradley, 0. Ohio University, 21; Wesleyan, 7.

Montana State. 13; B. Y. 12. Stanford.

57; University of California at Los Angeles. 0. St Regis, 13; Mount St. Charles. 6.

Texas. 27; Arkansas. 0. Daniel Baker. 6: Texas Tech, 2.

University of Southern California. 48; Washington. 0. Parsons, 6: Penn College. 0.

Western Union. 13; Nebraska State Teachers (Wayne). 6. Wisconsin Michigan 0. Holy Cross, 20; Rutgers.

3. Southwestern, 12; West Kentucky Teachers, 6. St. Johns. Gallaudet, 0.

GASPER-SHERIDAN GIUCT.19 CHEYENNE, Oct. 12. UP) tributed to the three touchdowns made by Denver, the weaving and souirming of Smith through the Wyoming secondary offensive proved sufficiently dangerous to Lring the Wyoming backs in close and make passing possible. The D. U.

line shift, which at times made the tackles eligible for passes, also contributed toward out-smarting the Cowboys. D. final touchdown in the fourth period came as a result of a College, 7. Harvard, 35; New Hampshire. 0.

Pennsylvania, 14; Virginia PPly, 8. Oregon State, 71; Columbia university. 7. Oregon, 34; Williamette University, 0. South Dakota State, 33; Morn-ingside, 0.

lIETSlFEAT QAVIDSDN, 23-7 Merchants Sign Closing Agreement to Boost Attendance at Crucial Contest I rfV ii i 1 iri be an undefeated eleven and If such a situation should develop, Casper still has a chance to remain in the running. The Mustangs have a good chance to down Sheridan and the latter may wreck Buffalo's hopes. Midwest, Cheyenne and Douglas are added threats on the Mustangs' schedule the state capital fhe University of Wyoming iresn-men defeated the 20th Infantry team of Fort D. A. Russell here today.

20 to 0. A powerful yearling line, which cpened the holes for the backs, and repulsed every soldier effort, played the major role in the frosh triumph. The Fort Russell team threatened once in the third quarter. The soldiers worked the ball within the frosh 10-yard line but the freshmen forward wall stiffened and held the soldiers for downs. Tne first quarter was scoreless.

The freshmen scored twice in the second period, first on straight football and the second time on an intercepted pass. The Yearlings scored again In the final period on a forward pass. Stores will be closed and other business will be suspended from 2 to 4 o'clock next Saturday for the Casper-Sheridan football game. This was assured yesterday when an lgreement circulated by a committee representing the Elks lodge was signed freely by leading merchants. Not one refused to sign, it was announced.

While it was found impossible to contact all professional men and other interests, it has been suggested that all offices be closed urine For the Fair-Haired Man: In suits, the paler tones of oatmeal and biscuit should be avoided, but in haberdashery any color except red or purple is successful. squard rated as the strongest despite defeats suffered by the Indians at the hands of Greeley and Fort Collins. SUITS and OVERCOATS In a vast variety of models for men and young men in a wealth superb fabrics, and at prices that certainly will appeal to economical invite you to see them. SOCIETY BRAND AND CLUB CLOTHES Pittsburg Teachers, Washburn, 12 Southwestern, Sprlnghlll, 28. Amherst, 33; Lowel Textile.

25. Union College Kentucky, 13; Tennessee Wesleyan, 13. (Tie.) Iowa Wesvan. 6: St. Ambrose.

0. St. Olaf (Northfield, 18; Luther. 6. St.

Mary's University (Texas), 25: Burleson College, 0. California, 14; Washington State College, 0. High School Scores At Worland Lander, Wor-land, 0. West Denver High School. 26; Colorado Springs, 18.

Carroll, 26; Norht western Reserves. 6. North Dakota Aggies. 21; Moore-head, State Teacher, 6. Monmouth, 18; Tllmols College.

6. Graceland, Chillicothe Business College. 0. Mlllspas. 46; Monticello Aggies, 0.

High Points, Newberry. 0. Lenoir Rhyne, Atlantic Chris-tain, 0. McPherson. 13: 6t.

Mary's. 1. Pennsylvania State. 26; Marshall over the time the game is In progress North Carolina Team Is Beaten By Army POWELL HIGH SCHOOL ABOLISHES FOOTBALL J8 POWELL, Oct. 12.

UP) Due to apathy on the part of Powell residents, the school board today voted to abolish high school football this year. Less than six candidates have reported for football practice since the start of the school year. Powell Is a member cf the Big Horn Basin conference. WEST POINT. N.

Oct. 12. OP) Army's football eleven met with unexepected opposition from Davidson college of North Carolina today but a second half offensive enabled the cadets to win, 23 to 7. After O'Keefe had place kicked a field goal near the end of the first period to give army a 3 to 0 lead, Davidson opened up a brilliant aerial offensive, a 40-yard pass. Brock to King, sending the latter over for a touchdown early In the second period.

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Business suspension is expected to encourage the largest attendance ever recorded at a local game. Those who attend will not lack for thrills, it is also likely. Sheridan' ranks" as one of the leading contender for the Wyoming title among up-state elevfls. The Broncs played Thermopolis, which last year shared championship honors with Casper, to a 6-6 tie last Friday. They, handed Lovell a drubbing early in the season and Lovell has since revealed Itself a3 one of the strongest in the Big Horn Basin region with victory over Worland to Its credit.

Games of the last ten days have clarified the football situation in several sections of the state. Riverton among other has emerged as a title contender by reason of an overwhelming victory over the husky Midwest five. Wheatland has trounced Laramie and Torrington, and Larmle marked up wins over Rawlins and Lusk, effectively eliminating them from consideration. Cheyenne remains undefeated by a Wyoming squad although the Indians proved no match for Greeley and Fort Collins machines. Buffalo ranks as an outstanding el-sven by reason of victories over Casper, Sundance and Gillette.

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