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Ptff; "trtE- sunuay AV morning, NovtMR 8.1923 CHAnlCE IIIS mm ''ILtiriOlS OUTPLAYS KQHTHIVESTEBN BflXBS 3-2 CHICAGO IN MUD UUD GAME FROM MICHIGAN It was Mclnnis who, slashed out scorching hits In the. pinches1. "Stuffy" Mclnnis got his first chunce in the final gume of tbe 1911 world series. Hurry IDavis, -who was then playing first for the and acting us field eupfoiin, sent "Stuffy," a youngster of 20, to first in tho cloning innings of the final con HARVARD BY 38-0 SCORE into a sudden roorback which bumped the Senators from their throne as chiimpions of the baseball world. Mclnnis hit in the 1925 worlJ scries.

Kiirly in the series ho was Kent In us a pinch-hltter und struck out on three pitched balls. The wise ones were sure that "Stuffy" would not! get uuother opportunity. illis FLOPS FOUJHVED 10 FOR EASTERN HONORS 70,000 Rooters Wait Vainly Crimson Able to Make but One First Down. Administers Crushing Defeat to Cornell With Score of 62-13. Chicago, Nov, 1.

G4) 'Northwestern university, today provided the greatest upset in the western conference by defeating Michigan in Soldler'a field 3 to 2, in a game played on a quagmire so deep in Rain for Grange to Tear Down Field. and sticky that only one first down (By The Asioeiated Press.) Princeton, N. Nov. 7. A bruised, bewildered Harvard football team, reeling under reverses by Holy Cross and Dartmouth, today was tumbled to Champaign, 111., Nov.

7. W) Out of the mire and mud of Illinois' memorial stadium, Illinois rose today to defeat Chicago, 13 to 6, while was made and that by the losers. Michigan, hot scored upon this year and with victories over Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and the Navy, was backed to the wall within the first minute, had her goal line crossed Its worst defeat by a Princeton eleven failure in his first trial stamped him among the has-beens for good. But with four games played and Washington leading, thret- games to one, Manager Bill McKechnie decided that something must be done. Grantham, who had been hitting but little and fielding as well as a transformed second baseman might be expected to in a big series at a position which he had held for a few months, was benched.

Mclnnis was sent to the initial bag. The Pirates won three straight. It was Mclnnis who cheered the pitchers when they were in a hole. It was Mclnnis who kept the Pirates' three young infielders, nervous and keyed Hanover, N. Nov.

7. OP) With th9 giant "Swede" Oberlander starring in a spectacular air attack that swept all before it, Dartmouth bombed Cornell's football forces-into submission today by the margin of fi2 to 13. Before a crowd of 15,000 Jess Haw-ley's big Green forward passed the red test of tho series with the Cubs, the Athletics having gained a sate lead. Mclnnis got to but once. He did not hit safely.

In 191.1, when the Avlhletics played the Giants for the titlo, Mclnnis was the regular first-sackci- for Connie Mack. But the Giant ii toilers dazzled the youngster. His average was -a neglible one, .118 for the series. He fielded well enough buct did not hit at all. "Stuff.v's" next world series was in 1914.

The Boston pitchers made monkeys of all of the Athletic batters, Mclnnis being no better than his brethren in distress. He hit .143 and booted one chance at a critical moment. He had to wait 11 years before his chance to break into the limelight came again. He will probably never have another opportunity of the kind. 70,000 spectators sat through a driving rain, drenched to the skin, to pay tribute to Red Grange in one of the most remarkable demonstrations ever since 1889.

The score was 36 to 0. Helples3 before a shower of brilliantly timed forward passes which puctuated a riddling ground assault, Failure in Two World Series, "Stuffy" Shone in Final Opportunity. In the world series of 1913 and 1914. John "Stuffy" Mclnnis, first-sacker for the Philadelphia Athletics, proved a complete "bust" at bat. In 1925 the veteran "Stuffy," after being bounced about by several major league clubs as a has-been, came back In the closing games against the Washington to smash out stinging blows at timely moments and startled the fans by dazzling fielding plays at first base.

The fame long denied to "Stuffy" Mclnnes in his days as a star of the majors came just as the sun was setting on a long and honorable diamond career. For it Is Mclnnis who is given credit for settling the via the air by "Tiny" Lewis and the latter was given two points on a given an athlete. the crimson nosr. rive times was clad eleven into the worst defeat it has suffered in the five-year reign of Seventy thousand waited In vain for safety shot by Lewis to make defeat a certainty. Conditions for football could scarcely' have been worse.

The pushed back across its own goal line the annihilator of Pennsylvania's for touchdowns before the mighty "Gloomy Gil" Dobie. Simultaneously, field was a swamp and the wind paws of a versatilo and relentless Tiger. "A field goal and three points blew a gale front the northeast. It was raining at the beginning of the to the highest tension, steady. It was Dartmouth, by its astonishing triumph over a foe that came here with an unbeaten record, lifted itself, to the peak of the eastern, championship Mclnnis who pulled in wild throws, after touchdown, contributed by.

the unerring toe of Jake Single, amassed game. The rain turned to a down championship dream to break loose on the slippery, gridiron and race across the chalk lines to give them the thrill they were seeking, but the galloping ghost was unable to break away even once. 'He was simply unable to keep his' feet whenever he pour as the game progressed, but the picked up low pegs, Jumped for the high ones, and stretched for the wide for Roper's team a final score which ranks second in the Harvard-Prince heap. The victory not only kept Dartmouth's record of no. defeats Intact: 30,000 spectators stuck to the finish, heavies.

It was Mclnnis who got in It was a blinding hurricane of rain ton series enly to a total of 41 piled front of smoking smashes down the but broke the tie that existed up to today in the series with Cornell and and sleet as the game ended. TWICE-A-DAT WANT ADS WILL BRING RESULTS. TRT THEM. started. Gains and Lessee.

first base line and corraled them. And up against the Crimson 36 years ago, A throng of 59,000 saw the one Pirate infield and turning a route The famous red head carried the squared accounts for the humiliating 59-7 defeat the Ithacans handed the Green in 1921. The Hanoverians now sided battle in Palmer stadium. Except for a brief exhibition of stiffening ball from scrimmage 17 times for gains of 18 yards and was thrown for MONTANA Harvard defense in the third period, hold five victories to four for Cornell a total loss of 26 yards. the game soon became a Princeton paarde.

The Tiger goal posts were in the series that started 25 years ago, Oberlander's bullet-like passes re never threatened. sulted in six) of Dartmouth's nine III Grange's interference today was a mess, because neither Britton nor Daugherty, slipping and sliding in the mud, could get started in time to spill the Maroon tacklers and pave the way Harvard was forced to be content touchdowns. Two others were accounted for personally by Oberlander, with a single first down. The Crim one on a 48-yard dash through most for Grange to cut in behind them and of the Cornell team, and another on lash out on one of his famous cut back in a 1-yard dive through center, while runs. the ninth and final tally was carried Defeats Colorado Mines Handy, Fashion With 25-0 Score.

over by a substitute back, Starret Grange was required to wait until his interference formed and by the time his shock troops were ready, the Wheaton iceman either slipped or fell who intercepted a Cornell pass and raced 42 yards to score in the last into the pools of water while the Radiola Super VIII Have Super Reception in Your Home A Super Heterodyn the last word in Radio. Complete Self Contained Set of Unusual Refinement. No Wet Batteries No Outside Antenna No Grounds A Child Can Operate It Denver, Nov. 7. 'W) Montana State quarter.

The lineup and summary: Cornell (13) Dartmouth (62) Maroons piled on top of him. Grange's outstanding offensive achievement was a 20-yard return of Courtright Sage a kickof f. College defeated the Colorado School of Mines here this afternoon by a score of 20 to 0. Preceding the game supporters believed the teams about evenly matched, but Montana had things Its -own way pretty vell It was on the defensive that he Right End. Hill Parker (c) Right Tackle.

starred, in addition to running the Illini faultlessly from his quarterback Munns Rubin throughout the game. Mines held, position. i Right Guard. however, in' he first period despite Once he stopped plunging McCarty Rapuano Davis the fact that Montana was on the of so forcibly that, the Maroon piledriver Center. son offensive, which embraced use of the forward pass to an appreciable extent only In the final period, was without power and without deception.

The lineup and summary: Princeton (36) Harvard (0) Moeser Sayles Left End. Sates Lindner Left Tackle. Davis Kllgour Left Guard. McMillan Macomber Center. Crago Tripp Right Guard.

Rosengarten Pratt Right Tackle. Lea E. Bradford fftlght End. Caulkins Cheek Quarterback. Blagle Crosby Left Halfback.

Dignan Maher Right Halfback. Gilligan Coady Fullback. Score by periods: Princeton 10 14 0 1236 Harvard 0 0 0 0 0 Princeton scoring: Touchdowns Slagle, Dignan, Darby (sub for Rosengarten); Beares (sub for Gilligan). Points from try for touchdown Slagle, 3. Field goal Slagle.

fensive-most of the time. Carey Diehl In the first clay of the second period fumbled four yards from a touchdown. After the Chicago touchdown Grange smeared Rouse's attempted pass for Left Guard. Cottam broke through the line and Kearney (c) Holloran wiggled his way 40 yards for a touchdown. Glynn kicked goal and -the score Left Tackle.

the extra point. Conditions Worst Ever. Fennell Tully was Montana 7, Mines 0. Left End. His best defensive play was when he spotted Yeisley, Chicago end, 10 yards and brought him down after the Wester McPhall Quarterback.

Montana's second touchdown came in the Bame period after repeated line plunges, interspersed with a few short passes. On the 25-yard line Glynn dropped back as if to kick, but passed Fratt Oberlander Maroon wing man had scooped fumble and was headed for a touch down. Right Halfback. Gassner Lane to McGuin, who ran to the 5-yard line Left Halfback. Babcock passed to Cottam, who went The game was played under the most wretched conditions.

The field Butterfleld Horton over for a touchdown- Glynn kicked was a quagmire with pools of Water goal. Fullback. Score by periods: Made by the Radio Corporation of America, the Leaders in the Radio Industry. Come in and See for Yourself! Mosby's Missoula Electric Supply Co. 132 North Higgins dotting it.

Franklin field, over Which Grange ran to glory In the mud a week ago, was a nice dry place compared to Babcock made a touchdown by a 5-yard plunge through the line in the third period and Glynn kicked his third Cornell 13 0 0 013 Dartmouth 14 28 14 662 the footing presented today. Cornell scoring: Touchdown Fratt goal for the afternoon. Tilton (sub for Wester). Point from Winner prevented a possible Mines The rain-soaked spectators tried to protect themselves with almost every try after touchdown, Carey (place score in the fourth period when he intercepted a pass on his own 12-yard conceivable kind of covering. Wear went).

Dartmouth scoring: Touchdown- Football Results line and sprinted to the center of the ing-long Btrips of white oil cloth with cut through the middle for their they resembled a conclave of field. Three line plunges gave Mon Lane, Tully, Oberlander, Sage, Starret (sub for Horton). Points from robed and. Jioaded They try after' touchdown, Tnlly 8 (drop wrapped strips of oil cloth around kicks). their hats.

Missouri, 14; Washington university, 0. Brown, 42; i Boston, 6. Army, 14; Davis Elkins, 6. AVashington, 13; 0. tana a first on the Miner 40-yard line.

Montana "was field -for downs punted -over the goal line. Mines putting the ball into play on its own 20-yard line. Miners fumbled and Patten fell on the ball back of his own goal, giving Montana Beautifully clothed women, who came here to see Grange run, sat undismayed and watched the colors in HUSKIES A STEP NEARER their hats run. Illinois Plays Smarter Game. two points for a safety.

Score: Montana 23, Mined 0 Gonzaga, 13; Whitman, 0. California, 35; W. S. 0. Montana, 20; Idaho, 14.

Brigham "fpung university, Colorado Western State, 6. Oregon Aggies, 56. University Forest 0. 39; me inspired Maroons presented a COASTCONFERENCETITLE Montana got another safety when Patten intercepted a Montana pass husky backficld- that outcharged H- of and was downed back of his own goal. linois with Five-Yard McCar4y, the Special This made the final score 25 to 0.

The plunging fullback, bearing the brunt University of Arizona, 24; Univer ball was in Mines' possession on Mon of attack until he was injured and sity of New Mexico, 0. tana 4U-yara line when the game taken out in the second period. The Seattle, Nov. 7. () Downing Le University of California, southern Maroons had a decided advantage be land Stanford university here today, 23; University of Redlands, 0, cause of the weight and power of their 13 to 0, despite the threatening ended.

Lineup: Montana. Glynn Occidental college, 10; California Mines. marches by the visitors, the Univer Institute of Technology, 0. E. Smith sity of Washington football team took Overcoat C.

Left End. Montana State, 25; Colorado School a big step toward a Pacific coast con ference championship. Olsen Lofgren Left Tackle. Stanford made, first downs 10 times, Arrlo using 25 passes of. which 10 succeeded Huntington Left Guard.

while Washington made first downs only four times, attempting only four Wilson Much passes. i Center. C. A. Smith of Mines, 0.

University of Colorado, 23; Colorado college, 6. University of Utah, 27; Denver University, 0. Colorado Aggies, 43; State Teachers' 18. Frinceton, 36. Syracuse, Ohio Wesleyan, 3.

Dartmouth, 62; Cornell, 13. Fordham, 17; Holy Cross, 0. I'ennsylvania, 66; Havtrford, 0. Week Travis Washington's scores were in the second poriod on a pass to Guttorm- Bawdcn Waterman Right Guard, 4" Right Tackle. sen, Husky quarterback, and in the last period on a 63-yard run by Louis driving backfield, but Illinois played the smarter game.

Illinois won because of her. alertness in following the ball and pouncing on it after a Maroon punt had been blocked behind Chicago's goal line. Britton passed to Kassel for the point after touchdown. McCarty, who seems able to gain five yards whenever needed, scored the first touchdown In the second period after Grange had fumbled and Chicago had recovered on Illinois' 18-yard line. Illinois evened the count in the same period as a result of throe fumbles in succession by Kernwein, the last behind his goal line.

He kicked it out of bounds on Chicago's 2-yard line, however. From there Britton took it over, but fulled to place kick the ex- Ira point. Lineup: Illinois (13) Chicago (6) Kassel Lampe Hurd Barney Tesreau, brother of the Washington Right End. captain. Winner Shaw Quarterback.

Wylie Patten Washington and Jefferson, Pittsburgh, 6. Notre Dame, Penn State, 0. Yale, 43; Maryland, Maine, 28; Bowdoin, 14. Forward Passes Win Babcock Left -Right Half. for Colorado Team Graham Bond West Virginia, 20; Boston college, 0 Gregory North western, Michigan, 20.

Fullback. scores: Boulder, UP) Crushed under a barrage of forward Montana 0 14 7 425 Mines 0 0 0 00 passes and powerful line smashes, the Left End. summary:" Colorado college Tigers were defeated Scoring: Touchdowns Cottam for Marrlmer Henderson (c) 23 to 6, by the University of Colorado Wylie to Babcock goal kicks after Left Tackle. Vermont, Rennssalaer Poly, Columbia, New York, 6. SSt.

Stephens, Colby, 6. Clarkson, Buffalo, 10. Ohio State, Indiana, 0. Georgetown, 40: Lehigh, 0. Amherst, 16; Springfield, 0.

24; Union, 13. MIddlebury. 19; Tufts, 0. Navy 27; Western Maryland, 0 Colgate, 19; Providence, 7. Minnesota, 33; Butler, 7.

St. Louis university, Detroit, before a crowd of 10,000 spectators attending the. homecoming day game touchdowns, Glynn 3. rShlvoly, Hlbben Left Guard. in Norlin stadium today.

Rcltsch IC Rouse -x Center. State's victory was attained easier than had been expected. Colorado made 17 first downs and the Tigers MItterwallner Wolf This is Overcoat week at the Toggery. Our stock is larger, newer and brighter than ever before. The colors are London Lavender, Grey, Powder Blue and Brown.

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-Brown .1 Hobacheld Right Tackle. GAME PLAYED IN STORM D'Ambrlsio Yeisley The triumph for Colorado, however, was a costly one. Captain Hatfield Chllson, who scored the first Boulder touchdown In the second period, was led from the stadium with a badly Right End. Grange -(c) Curley dislocated elbow shortly after the sec Iowa State, Grlnnell, 9. Purdue, 20; Franklin, 0.

i Marquette, Kansas Aggies, 2. Illinois, 13; Chicago, 6. Wisconsin, 6: Iowa, 0. Drake, 14; Nebraska, 0. Kansas, Oklahoma, 0.

Cornell college, Monmouth, 0. Coe, Knox, 0. Butte Central, 12; Butte high, 0. Hobson, Wlnnett, 6. Powell, high, Grcybull Orecn S.

Rouse Iowa Nov. 7. UP) The Wisconsin Badgers invaded Iowa field ond half started. Whether he will play in the game against Colorado Left Half. here today the wings of a bliz Britton Marks next week had not been determined to night, i zard and dealt a severe blow to Right Half.

Daughcrty McCarty Fullback. Chicago 1 0 6 0 0- Iowa's Big Ten championship hopes, downing" the Hawkeyes, 6 to 0. The lowly Wisconsin eleven, which had been beaten -by Michigan and tied by Minnesota and was generally con Penn State Battles high, 31. Illlnols 0 6 7 013 Great Falls high, Mount St. Summary! Notre Dame to Tie Charles high, 3.

Chicago scoring: Touchdown Mc- Casper, Douglas, 0. Lira 1 Carty. Custer high, Stato Industrial sidered one of the weaker teams in the conference, had the better of a punting 1 duel which was decided largely by the visitors' greater suc Illinois scoring: Touchdown Brit school, 0. State College, Nov. 7.

VP) $15, $20 Crelghton, 30; John Curroll univer ton, D'Ambrlsio. Pass from Duugherty. Penn State und Notre Dunie playing cess in recovering ilmbles. AND UP sity, 6. a field of mud and with rain Point after touchdown: Forward The game was played on a field pouring down, fought each other to pass, Britton to Kassel.

Whlteflsh. 38: Hamilton, 0. Glasgow, 19; Havre, 12. Nevada, 60; Fresno State Teachers, 0. a scoreless tio here today before Referee, James Masker North covered with three or four inches of snow and over which swept, a gale that benumbed the 10,000 spectators.

Hundreds of them loft before the uoo persons. umpire, Fred Young (Il Only twflco throughout the battle was a score of uny sort In sight, once Mountaineers Hike linois Wesleyan); head linesman, N. Kearns (DcPaul); field Judge, Mey-icr Morton (Mlchigun). game was halt over because or tne when. Rex Enright of the Indians at- Intense cold.

1 See window display, and better still, come in and look them over. We are always glad to show you, whether you buy or not. tempted a placement goal from the 20-yard line which was wide of the Up ML Jumbo Today trip to the summit of Mt. Jumbo Gonzaga Wins From DIED ON WIFE'S GRAVE. Lonon.

Ant aged man was found Whitman Last Half will be miulo today by tho members of tho Montana Mountninerrn club. Those going on the hlko havo been posts by two feet ond aguln when Ilclzlg of State failed to grasp a slippery pass from center, Weston's attempt dribbled into his own lino and went to his opponents. Diving and sliding, the combatants foitRht gamely against terrific odds aftert the first period. lying dead on the grave In: which his wife was buried 40 years ago. Ho had Walla Walla, Nov.

7. Of) been standing by the grave lor requested by Miss Marion Porterfield. the louder of today's excursion, to meet at the south entrance of Green- several hour the night before his ti iA Kuppenheimer Good Clothes THE TOGGERY Walk-Over Shoes death nd when asked what tie wanted ho replied: "I want to stay here where my dear wife Is." By the slilo of his After a scoreless first half, Gonzaga university scored a touchdown In the third period of the game here JYKhltntsrl college today und converted the point 'and another touchdown In the final period, while Whitman was unable to cross the invaders' goal. fitu smi. a to ft ough park ut 11 o'clock.

The return trip, which win te mailo on the street car, will be about 6 this evening. Each of those participating has been nuked to bring canteen nnd loe-d tneusij fvc 929 body were found a bottle half-full of It Is estimated that the hardwood lumber supplies of the United States will be practically exhnusted in 20 lysol and nnother naif-full of carbolic fWi.