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err, NOVEMBER 8, 1914. 'PAIIT VII. a. MICHIGAN EATS UP PENNSY ICbacIKar Tearing Body DARM0DY TO LAND ANGELS; with Detachable Sedan TIGERS TAKE A HARD GAME. KVKJf WOLVIUtlXE ROOTERS ARK Top attached Every Inch a Car fighting hard and the Tigers were unable to gain except by ie of the forward pai Arlnvm Rained at will through the Tlirer line for about twenty-five yard but Invariably the Tigers In time to hold them before they got -within acorlnij distance HHANDra IlVNv Prandstntnr provided the sensation of the third quarter by taking a forward pas and ploughing; through the Aiisuna, team for twnty-five yards by BWd use of the straight-arm.

The. TU'er marched straight down the Held, but were held near the ArUuruv line, A bad punt left the Tigers within tldrty yard of the goal line. A forward pam to Pats and Vi' i i fiVKPHI-SKB- AT BCXRJK OV AMK tBT A. 1 riobt wotrn! ANN ARBOR, Nov, 7 Tearing Penrj)r van la's defense to shreds In the second and third periods, the 'Arizona Puis vp Unexpected Struggle Declares He uill Put the Deal Through. University of Michigan football eleven won a l4-to-3 victory todayi The is of.

the score was a surprise even Porter and Lvis are Stars for the Losers. Change iay Mean Successor for Dillon, bucks by Foster and Lens put the ball on the 1-yard line, with two-downs to ro. when the whistle tooted. to partisan Michigan rooters. Before the game Coach Yost predicted Michigan would win by a small margin.

Pennsylvania's only score was made Between quarters, Charley Johnson pranced on the field in place of Rrandstetner and Charley took It over in the ft erst period, Morrill caught a Michigan punt near his own goal line. on the first ply of the quarter, Cor feen kicking goal. The last quarter was a stalling ex He dodged a Wolverine end and three times wrenched himself loose htbltlon on the part of the Tigers. Mo-Clung invariably punted as quickly as from tacklers. He was finally downed on Michigan's 43-yard tine and a tno posolble.

Urliona put up a great fight ment later, after two abort rains. Matthews drop-kicked a goal from Unrivalled Success of the and once bad a touchdown almost cinched when Luis, with practically a clear fie! 1, fumbled a forward pass the field. Michigan's first touchdown In the and the Tigers were saved. A red-headed party who was In second period was partly the result of Tucker's poor punt which went out jected into the gam at right end for of bounds on Pennylvanias 35-yard line, Cartlett made the score and Hughltt kicked the goal. Then Mich ALL-YE A RillSSEEKaii 'Sid Foster Makes Sensational Huns.

BV WILLIAM JUL HEJittY. Arizona's cctus-fed athletes, despite hrolc efforts on the part of their two fcal f-backs. Porter and Lull, went down to defeat before the Occidental Tigers yesterday afternoon, the tolly with all precinct) heard from being to 0 la favor ot the Tiger. Confidant of rolling up a bir score, the Tlffem took the field with grins on their faces, but before the frame wm ten seconds old they knew they had a. battle on their hands.

STAR 1UIVE3. The' Arizona men showed the fight of wild cats and displayed before the j'uMlo gaze a couple of little shrimps In the back Held who defied all attempts of the Tigers to stop them. orter at left half and Lulu at right the Prohibitionists, played a great game during the lat quarter, bolnff on the receiving end of a couple of forward pastes, Intercepting a couple more and downing Foster In his igan opened up. Fake Woks, delayed pass and long forward passes from complicated politics seemed to de Overall Mentioned as Tiger Manager. BY.

HARRY A. WILLIAMS. The idea of becoming a full-blown baseball magnate appeals so strongly to Tom Darmody that he has nerved himself up to the point of buying the Los Angeles club. Tie deal should be completed within a few days. Following the announcement of the Berry brothers and Tom 8tephens that they would purchase the San Francisco franchise, Darmody yesterday declared it his intention to buy the Los Angeles club.

That the deal has not actually been closed is due solely to the fact that Darmody did pot have the ready cash with which to tackle it single-handed. But he admits that he will be the main owmer of the Angels within a very short time. "Two men will be associated with me in the purchase of the club," declared Darmody. "Just who they will be I am unable to state at the present time. Suffice it to say that both of them will be acceptable to Southern California fans, as thev ar man tracks on every punt The line-up: OcddmtaL PMlUaa.

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There were many penalties and each team suffered often. Line-up and summary: Mirbtoo. Fodtioa. FauwfrwU. Hhipkfe A.

SUtnui II. Mulr T.Htmru B-1. ttou'h Doty C. Lowta ItouTrM 1-0. Clwoo.

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Prtr Bratvlitetner, Jahiuon Ttfrray, MrPhemou Hnfort (.) c. MMt. taioiui: umpire, waulu: Beta uoMuaa 1-0 IXJrljM loriinn B.T. htrrtt B.K Ulquhart Mullucb uB. ViMlmd H.

Itottbxwi SOUTH AFTER iiwn Tucker COAST FIGHTS. Pm.ylTmni 8 0 0 0 MMiIkui 0 30 14 084 nin-nlT 11. Hetprwil, CBlVMU. I inpino rarid Fult. Brown.

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"I have Dlaverl nrnfoBBlnnnl Tin no I'MiDHYlrinli uroriiw- Oit frnm fliM M.fthmr. Jssif for Arlona carried the ball, it 1 Mfe to say, at least nine times out of every ten, andt If the Prohibitionists had po Misused one other man who could carry the boll sufficiently well to give these two little giants a chance to rest, the score might have been different. NOBODY HOME. Joe PIpal took a long chance when he went to Pomona and left his team without his guiding hand on the Bide-linen, for the Pipallens Tigers had an awful time beating their lighter antagonists. Had any kind of judgment been uaed In.

handling the team as to pluys or as to substitutions, the score might have been considerably higher. Pete Lens and Sam McClung were el lowed to limp around, almost useless with bad legs, the whole second half, when Shorty Smith and Chick Hill could easily have saved the varsity SulXitulwi Mlrhlctn, HUt tor Ljtm, Citiott for HMtan, Hurbcl for Splwn. Hunliupll for Ct-lrtt: PwiiurlTnl, Wltbemw for 'orwU, Wmy for ball, and probably have witnessed as many major and minor league games BY ntRECT wmB EXCLLfaVB DIRPATCIll NEW ORLEANS (La.) Nov. 7. mauiir mwujkji irquiimrc, Moirit ror vre.

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This ALL-YEAR combination gives you a luxurious closed car electric dome and corner lights- In fact every little appointment that adds to the completeness of th most exclusive Sedan. as any man in-the country; Naturally my heart is in the game and mv Domlnlck Tortorich. local fight pro JUmwll for Rranina. Arsry for Tucker, MalUiawt iiw nuBm, liiwuweua lor uarna. main desire is to give Los Angeles a pennant winner in the event that I moter, today announced that he would stage in New Orleans every fight that was sceheduled for the Coast this wintar, jxrovlded the fighters were POMONA HIGH BEATS RIVERSIDE.

willing to come here under terms iana tne club. "This Is the opportunity for which I have been waiting, and I expect soon to be the main owner of the Angels." WHO'S MANAGER? which would he ortered. His first big contest will be between Jimmy Clabby and At McCoy, who For all-year service, winter and summer, the Kissel All- Year Car is the big sensation of the seasons investigate. The Pacific KisselKar Branch Asked regarding a manager for next season, Darmody stated that he conquered Chip. He figures to match from further Injury and added to the Mike Gibbons with the winner of this was not inclined to cross any bridges CITRUS BELT CONTEST WAS A WIURLAVIND BATTLE TOO MUCH CONFIDENCE.

nr dthect wtrb ExaAsnu dispatch. 1 fight and practically has Mike's word that he will scrap here against Clubby Tigers ground-gaining ability. LONG ItUNS. Sid Foster pulled off some sensational runs through scattered fields. oerore ne arnvea at' the river bank.

It is believed in baseball circles, however, that Frank Dillon has Dlaved or any other good middleweight. Home 10457 Coincident with the announcement his last engagement as a manager in 1001-09 South Olive St. Los Angeles Bdwy. 2963 Oakland RIVERSIDE, Nov, 7. Not content of Calif ornias loss of fights was Tor San Francisco once running seventy yards for a touchdown and another time running ios Angeies.

Tne- fans generally, while friendly to favor a torlch's that, he would erect a great with defeating San. Bernardino High by a score of 45 to 3, and Redlands arena which had been held back if expressions of prominent High hy 64 to 0, Pomona High's in pending the California election. He will take all the fights that McCarey vincible football team continued its offensive tactics and forced Riverside and Coffroth had on their han 5s, if that he did not develop young- play out of the trenches by a score of 8 they are willing to let them come here. Under the law Tortorich is the to 0 on the Poly High Stadium. ers.

Johnson was opposed to the retention of Chance long before the lat The contest between these two only one who can stage twenty-round ter decided to tear up his 1915 con strong teams of the Citrus Belt punt in fifty yards, both times being called back through holding on the part of his team-mates. Pete Lens on the receiving end of a forward pass Blao made a sixty-yard run, only to be railed back because of holding. The Arizona offense consisted of alternating Luis and Porter on off-tackle bucks and these men, except on one or two occasions, made all the way from three to ten yards at a shot. Porter made sensational runs of twenty-five to thirty yards In the early part of the game, but an Injured ftnkle slowed him up towards the end. TIOEUS SLOW.

fights here. tract and retire from the League was a battle royal, however, as a comparison with the scores won Incidentally, Big Ban seemed to think that Chance had been: over by Pomona over other teams will in OOCOOOOOOC)CXXXXXXX)0000XDOQ 5 FOOTBALL RESULTS. 8 dicate. Riverside's play was defensive. rated while managing: the Cubs.

The late Frank Q. Selee left a winning the advantage the offensive being left with Pomona. The latter team, for Chance, who had very little constructive; work to do. During; Chance's- engagement here he fre on the other hand, developed weak ness In Its over-confidence, The Arizona right wing, composed quently admitted that he needed first- 1 1 of Jackson, Hendry and Beach, was Pomona's score was all chalked up In the last five minutes of the first half. Three points were gained on a class players, not inexperienced minor patrons of the game here can be accepted as a criterion of public sentiment.

This is not due to any personal feeling, but a widespread belief that a general change all around would be a good thing for the. league. Should Dillon be transferred to some other Coast League city he would be followed by the best wishes of thousands of fans who for more than a decade have admired him both as a player and a manager. Just how Del Howard will fare in case San Francisco is taken over by the Berry-Stephens combination Is not known. The exacting San Fran Cisco nuts have been yelping for his scalp of late, but these noises hardly seem to be Justified by the work of the Seals this season.

Howard's club led the league a good part of the race and crowded the Beavers clear down to the wire. The Seals finished a hot third, which Is fully as good as they figured on paper. The plan to make Hap Hogan one of the owners of the Sacramento club has been followed by considerable discussion as to who would succeed htm as manager of the Tigers, In case the deal goes through. Doc White, it is understood, originally came to the Coast with a tacit understanding to the effect that, ht enpecially strong, and It was by means of their strong play that many of free kick, Varco then made a mag leaguers. He said that he never had been asked to teach youngsters how to play up-to-date baseball.

Porter gains were made possible. The Tigers failed to show their ac nitlcfent dash of six yards, throwing the ball to Nesbit, who made a touch As it was Impossible to secure men customed speed and dash. They down and converted. who had been fully developed in skill. Chance could make no headway.

The The Riverside team made a gallant fight In the last half, getting the ball iritt slier- Jr could not gain through the line and refused to run the ends. Their chief gains were made on lung forward passes with Foster on the projecting dismissal of Chance, therefore, was not attributed by Johnson to Farrell's poor judgment. The new manager within a foot of the line on two different occasions; Pedley failed to 1 At Amherst, Massachusetts Aggies, Mlddlebury, 0. At Princeton Yale freshmen, 26; Princeton freshmen, 0. At Manchester, N.

II. Carlisle, Holy Cross, 0. At Annapolis SJavy, 21 Fordham, 0. At Ithaca Cornell, 26; Franklin and Marshall, 3. At Ann Arbor Michigan, 34; Pennsylvania, 3.

At Sprlngiield, Mass. Springfield r.M.CA. College, 20; Amherst. 0. At Watervilie.

Me. Colby, 61; Bates, 0. At Washington, D. Georgetown, North Carolina A. and 65.

At Syracuse, N. Y. University, 14; ltutgers, 14. At 8outh Hethlehem, Pa. Lehigh, 20; Penn State, 7.

At Milwaukee Marquette, Crelghton, 0. end. Lenis carried the ball too much itnd couldn't find the weak spots In of the Yankees, whoever he may the Arizona line. convert on a free kick. Pedley was the star of the game, his ability to heel the ball and to kick the pigskin with either foot with equal facility being the envy of every, player in the must possess ability to construct a ball team on the lines employed by Mack, McQraw and Stalling.

McClung kicked oft to Porter, who ma rji mm ran the ball to the 30-yard line. Por Where con such a leader be found? ter dashed off teekle for five yards. Dividing honors with Pedley was but was penalized fifteen yards for holding and punted to midfleld. The Tigers marched the ball back down LANGFORD-WILLS Zimmerman. Riversides captain, wno was Instrumental In preventing a the field to the Arizona 25-yard line, where they were held for downs.

might later be given the management of the team, Jack Bliss also has been mentioned in that connection. Porter, on a punt formation, made TURKEY DAY. BY A. P. NIGHT WIRE.1 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

7. -It was a sensational dash across the field. At Nashville Tennessee, 16; Van- running about seventy-five yards for JEFF OVERALL? Yesterday the name of "Big Jeff" derbilt, 14. At Lafayette, Ind. Purdue, 40; Kentucky, 6.

Overall was linked with the future a total gam et thirty. Luis gained three yards twice and Crawford was nailed for a loss and Porter punted to Poster, who was downed In his management of the Tigers. At Cambridge, Mass. Harvard Overall has frequently declared, and he reiterated it yesterday, that he would not return to the game ex tracks. HELD.

The Tigers carried the ball to mid- definitely announced at the Clabby-Chlp ringside tonight that Sam Lang-ford and Harry Wills of New Orleans, negTO heavyweights, would fight there Thanksgiving Day. There will be no. title at stake, tonight's contest probably being the last top-line prize fight that California will see, owing to the passage of the anti-fight law at Tuesday's election. This law will become operative five days after the vote has been officially, certified, which probably will be In about a month. cept as a manager.

The former Cub stands very close to President Maler, freshmen, 17; Phillips Andover, 0. At Orono, Me. -Maine, 27; Bow-doin, 0. At Hanover, N. 68; Tufts, 0.

At Rochester, N. Y. Rochester, Colgate, 18. field on long runs by McClung, but and there may be something in th were heia.for Arizona took report that he is being considered fot the ball and started for the Tiger goal with a rush, Porter made ten the position in case Hap decides blossom out as an owner. At Lansing, Mich.

Mount Union, yards, Turvey four and Porter seven, Overall still Is on the reserve list Here they were penalized fifteen of the San Francisco team, but with iaxda for holding. Porter made The arena was packed tonight with twelve yards, but Crawford was Ewing cut of the game the question of his release is a detail that could score by Pomona in several instances. Haslett of Los Angeles and Poly High, refereed the game. FORWARD PASSES WIN FOR STATE. BY A.

P. NIGHT WIR2." INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 7. A series of brilliant forward passes in the third and fourth quarters netted Ohio State two touchdowns, and the Buckeye eleven won today from Indiana, 13 to 3.

PITTSBURGH ON THE SHORT END. 1ST A. P. NIOHT WTRG.1 PITTSBURGH, Nov. 7.

In a game featured by forward passes and long kicks, Washington and Jefferson College defeated the University of Pittsburgh's eleven on Forbes field today by 13 to 10. AGGIES CINCH IT IN THIRD QUARTER. BT P. NIOHT WIHR down for a loss and the Tigers took easily be arranged should he be con 14; Michigan Aggies, 21. At Lincoln, Neb.

Nebraska, 34; Mornlngslde, 7. At l)es Moines Missouri, 32; Drake, 6. At Evanston, 111. Iowa, 27; Northwestern, 0. At West Point Army, 20; Notre Dame, 7.

At Pittsburgh. Pa. University of clubmen and veteran followers of fts-tiana. In the same ring Tommy Burns, Jeffries, Johnson, Nelson, Wol-gast, Ritchie, Attell and other champions had led and blocked. Lens and Bradstetner once fronted with a managerial opportunity, made first down, but Arizona braced.

growing aicuiung aim twice The crowd was cheerruL; and. took fur no gain and McClung punted to Arizona's 85-yard line. The Tigers Pittsburgh, 10; Washington and Jef. mm 'am the end of a sport that has flourished in California from the days of '49 as they thought sportsmen should sympathetically without repining and complaining. ferson, IS.

At Indianapolis -Ohio State. 13: Indiana, 3. REDLANDS BEATS At New Haven Yale, 14; Brown, 6. At St. IjOuIsrWashlngton, St Louis, 0.

At Cincinnati ITniverslty of Cln. SAN BERNARDINO. held and had the ball on the Arizona 40-yard line. Two long gains by McClung were pretty nearly offset by a fi-yard penalty and after a couple of short gains, the quarter ended with the ball In Occidental's possession on Arizona's 3 0-yard line. The first play of the second quarter was a beautiful forward pass from Pouter to Coffeen for an 18-yard gain, but a fumble lost the ball for the Tigers when a score' seemed fninent NO GAIN, Porter punted to Foster and the whole Tiger backfteld tried to pierce clnnatl, 21; Western Reserve, 0, At xopeKa Washburn, CITKUS BACKS WERE TOO FAST At Athens, Ga.

Clemson. SBf FOR THE OPPOSTXG SIDE. SSAPP1' GAME. LANSINO (Mich.) Nov. 7.

By a Georgia. 13. President Maler, although declining to discuss the matter for publication. Is knowm to look with disfavor on the recent action of the -league la reducing the player and salary limits. He is known to believe that it is a step' Los Angeles is the club which he figures that he must beat next year, and If the present Angel line-up Is kept intact he believes it will be very difficult to do this and keep within the 6000 cone.

The league is unfortunate In having a "weak sister" in Sacramento. Salary limits in vtny league must be governed not by the strongest club financially, but bv the weakest Sacramento, on the basis of patronage, cannot, of course, support as high a grade of baseball as Los Angeles, Portland, Oakland and San Francisco. However, this is a weakness which can be bridged by giving the Sacramento club a bigger when it is on the road Hap Hogan, who has Investigated the Sacramento situation thoroughly, Is said to have figured out that Sacramento could stand a salary limit of $6000 if the club is given 60 per cent of the gate receipts away from home. rally In -the third period when two touchdowns were scored, the football I BY DIRECT W1BK EXCLUSIVE DISPATCH REDLANDS, Nov. 7.

Redlands eleven of the Michigan Agricultural College debated Mt Union, 21 to 14, At Birmingham Alabama, Se wanee, 18. At Va. Virginia, 88; St. John's, 0. At Boulder, Colo.

Colorado University, 33; -Utah University, 0, At Denver Colorado Mines, IS; Denver University, 0, At Cleveland 27: Kenvon. 0. High put a clamp on second position in the Citrus Belt League Rugby race this afternoon by defeating San Ber nardino. 16 to 0. Johnson's hoperuis HE arfnanent for a At Pullman "Wash.

University of were completely outclassed In the game, although they put up a good scrap. It was pne of the hardest- here today. MORNINGSIDE IS ABLE TO SCORE. BT A. P.

NIOHT WntK.1 LINCOLN (Neb.) Nov. 7. Morn ingslde College scored on the Nebras ka football team today when the 16 jaauo, Washington State College, 3 fousrht games ever played on tne nem. San Bernardino has a good scrum this At Fort Collins, Colo. Colorado Ag cal team fumbled in the last minute of play.

"Mornlngslde recovered and a forward pass for twenty-three yards me Arizona line lor a net loss or one yard, and this, followed by a 15-yard penalty, caused McClung to punt, his kiek going over the line. The ball was put In play on the 20-yard line and Porter made forty yards on a fake punt, but lost fifteen of It because of holding by his interference. The Tigers smeared the Arizona attempts to gain and Porter punted to Foster, who ran seventy yards for a touchdown, but was called back, because of holding by a Tiger player. The Tigers marched down to the Arizona 6-yard line, but lout the ball on an Intercepted forward pass. Porter punted out.

A long forward pass to Bats put the ball on the Arizona 10-yard line and first down, but Lens liifisted on trying to buck the line and agIn lost the ball. M'CLUXG SCORES. Porter panted out to Foster and again the Tigers made a march toward the Arizona goal. This time Lens called a double pais on the 16-; i l.ne and McClung circled the i a touchdown, Coffeen kicked i -id McClung was replaced by gies, toioraao uonege, Z4. At Portland Multnomah, 15; Aberdeen, 3.

At Crawfordsvllle. Ind. Wabash, 17; Northwestern College, 7. At Terre Haute, Ind. Rose Poly, Earlham, 26.

At Greencastle, Ind. De Pauw. Butler, 7. At Beloit, Wis. Belolt College, Lawrence.

36. i sent Vernon over for a touchdown FRANK CHANCE RATED TOO HIGH? The final score was: Nebraska, 34; That iacfode cvtrythhsg else The Etodcbaker nainc is back of it Tl repotatioQ is tanrped trpoah Frwa pjerjselh modret Stoddbakcr quahty most bmlt mto It. "Uiar-w ioarjb ytmr SttJfbaJuryrtf Brtttr teUfimt abmS it today. STUDEEAKER Betall Sali Kruirh. 147 Soirth Granu Areru.

rbonm: rtltl: Min 87B7. Fandeiw, PiadD Motor Cr Co. Mornlngslde, 7. year and many times it too tne ball away from Redlands. The backs were tco slow In passing and Red-lands would break up the play before it was fairly started.

The Redlands backs worked like a charm today and by passing rushes down the field and dribbling carried the Gate City lads off their feet. Higbey went through the scrum for the- first try and it was converted. Miller made the second try by a side line run and It was not converted. In the second half Waycotte made the first try and Mendenhall, the colored star, the second. Stannard converted two trys out of four.

Phillips and Wood nlaved the star game for San Ber WASHINGTON IS At Lexington. Ky. Transylvania, A BARE WINNER. Z6; Chattanooga, 7. BAN JOHNSON SAYS P.

L. DIDNT DEVELOP YOUNG PLAYERS. HARD KNOCK. BT DIRECT WtRB KXCLCSTVE DISPATCH, I NEW YORK, Nov. 7.

Ban John (BT A. P. MCUT WIM.l ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.

Martfn, the Washington full-back, scored a touch rlilTT rmm III KM tstr boi war-. ntm btmwi fm Hv-Uttt nardino. Pan Bernardino has by far down In the first quarter of the game the best team this year it has had son, president of the American League, was not opposed to the re between Washington and 8t Louis University today, and Washington several seasons. The boys Play a good game, bat the pack does not lease of Frank Chance by the New t- won, (W0. At Shreveport Arkansas University, 20; Louisiana State.

12. At Ft Worth, Tex. Texas Christian University, 13; Austin College, 0. At Charlotte, C. North Carolina, 30; Virginia Military Institute, At Charlottesville, Va.

Virginia. 83; St John's, 0. At Lynchburg, Va. Washington and Ie, 10; Swarthmore. 0.

At Houston Texas University, 23; Haskell Indians, 7. At Baldwin, Kan. Baker University, 14; Southwestern College, 13. At Memphis Christian Brothers' College of Kt Louis, 62; Mississippi College, a series of chert dashes down the 1 1 Occidental after the klck- hang togetner well. game ret tied the Citrus Belt League race.

Vo mona won the ra by defeating Bed took the ball twenty yards, A York Americans, according to today's New York Evening Sun, which says Johnson made this statement unqualifiedly. He said that he expected Chance would build up the Yankees rward pass, Foster to Lens DENVER, MINES, 18. (BT A. P. NIGHT WIrlE.1 DENVER (Colo.) Nov.

7. In slow, almost featureless rame. th lnnds last Saturday. Redlands has defeated both Riverside ami San Ber OXY-ACETYLE'E WELDING Brrkn cihTiil.r?. rrank rstis nd machine jiartii rr.i be made noott new bv our 1 M't Vsy upw ill) you yet our estimate.

Ws lasnt you th; shop, teetral Ave. -i. ilome 11C51. On July admittedly the beginning of the touring season, there were registered in this country 1.54S.-SS9 cars. It is not stretchms a point to say that in the next two months tne registrations all the Vnired States put tha fijrures clo-e to nardino and frets second place.

Kd Trom the time ha took hold of them in 1913. He declared that the Peerless Lead School of Mines team defeated the lands plays Harvard next jT-od for eixty yards, but the a wer called 1 on use of interference by Coffeen and ended with the bail In Occl-- ss-'ion la rr.Idfi"ld. td-'f Arizona University of Denver eleven this aft iincl on ThanKFgivtng win meet Arts here for the big gannyef the ernoon, 18 to 0. There were" epurta of fast puylng only occasionally. 964.

er failed utterly, not because the material was poor, but for the reoson season..