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TWELVE THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER s. in2 eig: 11: University of Colorado Team Victor owe Creighton Before Big Legion Crowd -rt 01 HARD WORKOUT GETS FIRST HIT Here and There S. G. GRID TEAM HIGH IN STATE WILSON'S RUNS BEAT BLUEJAYS Golf Ball in Caddy's Pocket a Hole in One Cedar Rapids, Oct.

7. Special: FOR HAWKEYES in Sports By JOE RYAN PLAYING SECRETS OF Famous Football Stars Harry Wilson Halfback West Point BY ED THORP itocl Ligl HuMiiiuiiii'Mmt Joe McCormick, state secretary for arktu, Central Eleven Sharing Of course all the Washington fans the Knights of Columbus, and former. Blocking ami Strossrd by RE yjsiting Captain Is Outstanding Star of Game. Initial Position with North Des Moines. Des Moines, Oct.

7. (AP) A survey of the records of some of the leading high school football teams of the state shows that the Sioux City are laughing at the writer this morning and we must admit they have a perfect right to laughs We didn't think Johnson would pitch such a wonderful game. However, nobody is more pleased ove.r veteran's victory that, we are. His great pitching made the Senators favorites. Cove-leekie will pitch today and if the l.ig Pole is ready he may.

make it two straight for Washington. Then will come the southpaws and the' Pirates' big chance. And while you're thinking about baseball don't overlook the wonderful battle between Alexander "and Blankenshlp in the Chicago city series. Central high and North Des Moines Sioux City newspaper man, joined the exclusive "hole-in-one club." Playing in a "match with Karl J. Schmidt, McCormick executed a shot that probably will never again be duplicated on the Ellis Park golf course On the fifth hole, which is about 33 yards, Mae's approach went to the left of the green and rolled down hill.

XT i lng a niblick, he lifted the ball high in the air. Caddy William Koslna, a stta dent -at Grant high school, who was standing at the left edge of the green, crouched forward and ducked his head when he heard the "fore" warning. The ball came down in Kosina's left hip pocket. his-h have made the best showing HIP SWIN6 thus far this season. North Des Moines has won three games and has suffered no defeats.

While her opponents have ben scor (By the Associated Press.) 6maha, Neb. Oct. 7. Capt. Chilson, Of the University of Colorado football team, led his men to a 14 to 6 victory over Creighton university's grid stars here today while a.

rollicking can legion convention crowd which comfortably filled Creighton's new stadium cheered Its appreciation. It was Creighton's home field, but the crowd was impartial, and the Colorado Victory was occasion foe rousing demonstrations by legion delegates from that state. Chilson, who leads his team from Quarterback position, was responsible KIP 5W(N5 Injiwrrscn. Iowa City. other hard drill kept the squad in action for.

1 wcv i Tonight's- work win )-intensive work 3 with else on the Friday. Blocking and ta ki.ng.-.- r--. si7.rd by t'oacli Tnfcw i i large share of the after which the men were called in- against the secoiui.s. on the offense wifh a fast tack featuring. The yearling good when it 'was form and the regulars i on both the of fnisi i against Williams' Schlrnicr, I'ry nd I u-c, we backfield 'tonight, wltii" Don on the sidelines nw th' rnMih knee.

The injury is -u, the husky half-back i before Saturday. i nrougti a strange prantc oi tatc Christy Matthewson breathed his last on the day that Walter Johnson en IlililllM joyed one of his greatest triumphs. ing 13 points, jNorin -jnuuBis made 53 points. In the two games hat the Sioux C.ty high school team has prayed this year It has amassed a total of 47 points. In its two games Dubuque has scored 51 points and the Marshalltown team has rolled up 79 points In two games.

Most of these, however, were made against one team. After a sensational record covering a number of years Washington high school; of Cedar Rapids, apparently has reached a zenith in-its power and has already been defeated by the Fair Matthewson enjoyed much the same position in the National league that FOOTBALL FUN By Frank W. t'avanaugli Football Coach Boston College Johnson enjoys in the younger circuit. One ofthe greatest pitchers that ever lived Matthewson. like Johnson, was a credit to the game that made him largely for the first touchdown which evened the score after Creighton.

had rushed Colorado from its and cored in the opening minutes of play. He ripped through the Blue's line for first down and passed to Johnson, left Joe Harris. The honor of making the first hit in "the 1925 world's series went to Joe Harris, Senators' recruit outfielder, who pounded a homer into the temporary right field stands in the seer ond inning. Nobody was on base wa famous. He has gone but the memory of his wonerful pitching deeds, his fine character and his clean vwiUSOM ZIGZAGS "Walter E.

MeCornack. Chicago lawj-er, was. in his college days the first of Dartmouth's all-American quarterbacks. J-ater, as a coach, he must have depended more upon spirit THR0U6H oPev)IKS i at the time. like a Ml(06t HIPS AVUAV FROM TACKLERS and" magnetism for success, than upon multiplicity ofVilays, as his charges field eleven, 3 to 0.

Mason City Defeated. The Mason City high school team has played three games, winning two and losing the other. Garner and Blue Uarth, were victims of the north team, and Oskaloosa was the victor in a bitter 6 to 0 battle. Probably the most Interesting high school game this weekend will be between Thomas Jefferson high school, of Council Bluffs, and Cedar Rapids. The Council Bluffs team has won one game this season and will make a always held that Mae's repertoire consisted ''of a center buck, an end run, a-criscross and a punt.

In 1901 'when Mac was coaching Dartmouth, the final battle was against its bitterest rival. Brown. STATE BACKFIELD IS CRIPPLED FOR WESLEYAN TILT end for the touchdown. Creighton had failed to kick goal, hut Healy way successful. It.

was in the final quarter however, that he fought best. Faced with prospect of one of FItzgibbon's long spiral drop kicks between the bars and wiping out Colorado's margin, he tore Into the Blue line mercilessly. Successive runs netted him 23 yards, 60, and 16 yards. Colorado's line was holding, likewise. In the final Bcor-Ing effort, Colorado got the ball on an Intercepted pass on Blue 37-yard 1 line.

Chilson wont through right As a halfback at Penn State, Harry Wilson won all-American honors for unusual ability to carry the ball. After watching Wilson sroing through sportsmanship will live as long us baseball is played. Several of the football "pickers already have sent in their choices of winners for next Saturday. Several doctors and several dentists are on the list. As long as both professions seem to have many fans among their members, let's have a little contest.

We'll see whether the doctors or the dentists are the better football dopesters. Send them in, The honor ofthe profession Is at stake. Here are the games you have to decide: Penn and Brown; Chicago and Ohio State; Kansas and Ames: Drake and Kansas Aggies: Oregon and Idaho; Navy and Marouette: Vanderbllt aind Tpx-is; Dartmouth had the lead with but 10 minutes more to "play. Here. Brown began to rip such great holes in the green line that it looked like "curtain" for the latter.

Then, in some miraculous manner, Dartmouth secured the ball on its own 30-yard line. Her Brookings. K. t. 7.

With several regulars of tiie game because of minor injuries. State college will' present 'a changed lineup against the strong Nebraska Wesleyan eleven when the two teams meet oil State field Saturday afternoon. Cant. Kellev. who was forced out AMES WILL ACL 'ANOTHER' HKAVV TEAM A Tl JKDAV Amw, Oct.

lo-State college's grid rri i i. tied with a pile at Madison, would'- ertij i-. h.f a cngagem'ni it next Saturday whon huHt University' of Ka'tisan teaih. boasts a 190-pouiid nu field 'which averages 174 jricU I lead Coach i his afternoons in ti. up.

an offensive whi'-h- fp. y.n intervals against speed was there, but desperate effort to keep its record attle Og3 heep Sioux ornfec le gra ut mc eaker. lg the $15.: rice. 1 The lai v. eipts I ractlvf ion si rs pre Two iclude lost ii.ooy o.o-..

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i mi tackle three yards, passed 11 yards to Johnson, went around the left end for 11 more and sped straight through center 14 yards to a touchdown. Healy hroken fields for Jong gains, spectators believe he has great speed. This is not so. Wilson possesses -ohly average backfield speed, but he has developed the art of running to a high state or efficiency. Wilson's' most valuable asset is a peculiar running stylel lie constantly sways -his body and wiH pull away with a quick motion of the hii.

just when a tackier is t-iire he has his nan. Weighing about 170- pounds, Wilsorf lias the necessary to get loose, even when han.o are cii.tt h-ing him Wilson will dodge when it is'the best thing to will also employ a stiff arm, but his most effective weapon is his body sway. While representing West Toint last season, Wilson was not stopped squarely in frontl in any game. He was either pulled down from the side or 'in the rear. It is the of the Cadet coaches that once over the line of scrimmage, Wilson cannot le stopped without a substantial gain.

Wilson is also a keen mental player. He has an athletic mind and seems to know instinctively just what to do. Ah Instance of Wilson's ability to think quickly witnessed in the Yale-Army game at New Haven, last Plt'tsourgh and West irgmiu again kicked. Georgia Tech and Penn State; Morn ingsid and North Dakota Aggies. clean: West Des Moines will play at Boone, East Des Moines will meet the University high school at Iowa City, and Sioux 4 -Central; will meet Storm Lake.

Ames' and Marshalltown.j two old and traditional rivals, play on the latter 's' gridiron. Mason City meets Algona in what should be a good battle and Daven-nort will nlav at Washington. Wash (S) Creighton Mlskowtcz BOWLING SCORES in Colorado. fl41. Johnson Cromptori Brettensfefn Soovtlle McOlone Watte Healy Chilson ic) Adams Bonn Connors Pes.

tv Sioux League. McKenna Pendinger Herbert Powers I.acey Tang HlchVy Fltzgibbon O'Connor Bertogllo (c Score by periods Creighton Colorado quarterback, laboring under excitement, began looking at his line, rubbing his hands together, and looking at his backs, before he would call "the signal for one "of Mac's four plays. The first was a center buck. Crash crunch no gain. Once again, following much the same lengthy preliminary performance, the Quarterlack called another signal, and once more, after long delay, the ball was- napped and off 'went one of Mac's, three remaining plays his, pet crisscros.

It was the same story no gain. Whereupon the quarterback stood dumb and confused. A persistent noise, growing louder and louder, had been coming from the side line. Finally it aroused the quarterback from his state of coma. He.

turned and looked in the direction ington's feat last Saturday of holding year. With the Bulldog leading, the Cadets finally uhlimbered a drive that steadily carried the ball close to Yale's goal line, where the Blue defense suddenly became a stone Avail. Whenother scoring plays failed, the ball was 'passed! to Wilson, who, starting on an oft tackle play, discovered an opening inside guard, like a early in the game with Biiena Vista, is still suffering from, a lame hack and in all probability will to start in Saturday's game. Kclley is State's speediest Kick and one of the outstanding field runners- in'-the conference. Jlis absence in Nebraska Wesloyan game will mean much to the Jackirabbits.

More hard luck hit the camp this week when Walters. understudy for Kelify ail this season, who was being groomed to replace Kclley Saturday." received an injury in scrimmage that will force him out of the game for the rest of the season. Roth Biegert. who started at right half againpt P.uena Vista, and Welch, are suffering from minor, injuries and bruises. Neither of tliese men reported for practiceMon-day- night and it is possible that they will be unablo to start this week.

This means that at best State will send a crippled or substitute back-field against, the Wosieyaii eleven. 6 7-14 fi 0 0 7 0 .0 flash, changed direction, and shot through the hole over the goal line for the- touchdown that enabled West Point to tie the Elis. ball was not It' had- bounc-rd. or dodged out of tlio ban.l" Cyclone who was suppoM-d ging it. The line is con tirely of fiavkrsoij.

is an especially 'i man. The. Kansas ends, r.urt Powers, are among the hea '-fastest in the con'ferenee Smith, tackle, and bis runt: Mullens, are expected to year. Towa State, lias a and a versatile-, attack. If tV.

bling-lhat ruined the Wiscinsln" can be eliminated. the Cyeletv give a goo'l of r-s Saturday. j-t the strong Ottumwa team to a i to score is taken as an indication of unusual strength this year. Big Games This Week. Other games this weekend are Perry at Newton, Tipton at Muscatine and Ottumwa at Albla.

The following table shows the standings of some of the leading high school teams in the state. All games played thus far this season are included: I STAXPARH HOVT INVKSTMKNT Terrennlns 153 1-17 Goods U- 17S 152 190 Mueller ..131 -1H 1 Baron ln -1W Johnston ire 102 -US t.aniar 173 i2 Lapwortli 96 13.1 Hoyt 143 145 153 Buvlov -11 120 Hoborg 1C9 215 ISO Handicap' 40 4 40 Total." 672 754 737 Totals 774 833 Hi JOH.VSON CAKE A HO UN CAFE KryRelmire 179 149 172 McLrmott 16G 171 152 Vraik 15 159 1S5 Rasulusse:) -17 150 1:13 TInciir 17 1,9 170 Kasar 210 157 HS fol'li'no 1i3 21 '1 Beards ley K1 1.C2 19' Wilson 157 2jv 172 Williams 154 157 Handicap 1.: .13 Totals 0." fOl S43 Totals h2 839 812 1 95. th B11 Syndicate- Inc. i (with increasing effectiveness. The first secret practice for the Indiana Koorlng: Tourhdowne Hlckey.

Johrson. Chilson. Goals after touchdwon Healey, (2. WfJclals: Referee Eckersall. Chicago.

I'm-Tlre--Edmonds, Ottawa. Head linesman-Dana, Nebraska. Time ot periods 15 Mubstrtutions: Creighton Morley for Keane for O'Cotlnor. Allen' (or 'Mis-" Vowlcr. Luepke for Brtogllo.

O'Connor for Dieslng. for Keane. Ivrasne tot taoey. MoKenna for O'Connor. Keane for Connor.

Powers for McDonald Mlskowlcz for AUn. Herberf for Mqrley, Pratt for Oiesing for Keana. Traoey for Hlckey. Colorado Wlttnemeyer for Connors. Dozier for Adams; Pleated for Crompton.

Mead for Brettenstein. Wolff for Pleated, Chamberlain for Connors. NOTES FROM THE GRIDIRON CAMPS game will be held tomorrow. from which it came. There he beheld McCornack squatted on theside line, his hands cupped around his mouth, megaphone fashion, yelling at him: "For heaven's akes, Joe, mix lem up! Mix 'em up!" EXPRESS I STANPAfiP OIL VIZ 157 loS FUcek 124 153 1 Parmetcr will start at' fullback; II AFT Wood Horton Tlendi-ick Staly Buehier 1W 140 lonnelly 1..319 120 144 175 17 Hoover 120 153 145 1M Jil 2-1 1' Van flatten -n 122 96 125 l-'S 158 i Zimmerman 104 115 IIS Dr.

Hinder, eminent panking is the ideal pu'nlsb -v disobedient children: that othe of corporal punishment soon i ectie' -effect, -and that verhrd i Fargo. N. Oct; 7. Special: Coach Ion Cort right's North Dakota Aggies are now working hard in preparation for their second start of the conference season, against jMorn-ingside college, at Fargo Saturday afternoon. Cortright is taking no cfhances on ah easy victory over the Maroons, despite their.

76 defeat at the hand of Western Union last Saturday is driving hLs men as hard 17 .7 Minneapolis," Oct. 7. The new backfield quartet, which from'all indications. Dr. Spears will "start against CJrinnell Saturday combines a speed and power of equal proportions, came to life today in a fierce two-houf workout of the Minnesota squad.

Graham. Murrell and Joe Hting made up the new combination which Dr. Spears pieced together out 723 731 875 Totai. gation a nd threats are more 1 than any form of ldily Team. Pet.

POP North- iDes 3 0 l.Ono 3 13 Marshalltown 2 0 0 1 0' 79 0 Dubuque 2 0. 0 l.fOO 51 0 City! 2 0 0 1.000 0 West -Waterloo' 0 l.ono 0 Uavenport 2 0 0 l.W li 0 Jefferson, (Council Bluffs) 1 0 0 3.000 -2 0 Burlington 01 l.iXXi 2o 12 (Cuneil 0 0 1:000 8 Fort Dodge .10 1 1.000 6 0 Ottumwa ..10 0 1.000 7 6 Mapon City 2 10 .6 6 Weat Moires .1 0 ds 19 (Cedar 1.1 0 .500 19 9 Kast Waterloo 1 1 0. 15 ID Lincoln. 1- 0 6 Kast. (Dea Moinesi Oil .000 0 7 Roosevelt." (Deg Moines 0 1 1 .000 7 12 Grant.

Cedar Rapids 0 1 0 Clinton' 0 1 0 .000 0 0 Creston ..0 1 0 000 1 8 Keokuk 11 6 19 Muscatine .0 0 1 .000 0 0 ART KTONE CO. F.Ludwig 144 lf. 111 Handicap Tota-s HINTIN Weinnrl: Thompson EiUon Mtchaetaon J.PKIl-'lpa Handicap Totals H.Muhei- i as he did previous to the Greighton t47 749 C'AKK 17 112 150 143 14: 721 138 133. 145 11? 103 159 9 9 3 bti9 624 727 i of the rich variety of backfield talent 1542f 130 12 144 105 .151 12S 149 14S Ijo CLudig iJonohue H. Ludwig at Ii-is disposal and that quarter made good with a vengeance- despite stiff opposition from the second team.

WESLEYAN HOPES TO HOLD COYOTE ELEVEN IN CHECK Mitchell, S. Weslej an -Tigers are not -feeling, at all confident oyer holding the state college to one "touchdown in the game of the year, but their backers are using that a a basis 'on which' to govern their' opinion that they- will be able to give the state university a real battle, with strung possibility of-bringing home the bacon next Saturday. Coach "Hud" Dougherty has been putting his men through, some of the stjffest skirmishes of the year, since the, game with State. 'and will present an entirely different sei of signals and method of play. The State game showed him the weaknesses of fit," A RANT EE OIL Hasfett 14? IS 4 l-2 Totals PEOPLK'S Raab Kruok Hughes 730 7SS 653 LIVETRT 134 137 15 128 147 176 155 12 182 129 190 1S.S ask him wlyy he smokel a game.

Augustine, one of Cortright dependable halves, and Kneeshaw. a tackle, were the only men who received any injuries in the jBluejay contest, but both participated in the scrimmage against the freshmen eleven Tuesday Cortright started his regular eleven against the frosh and then switched 'in an entire new team in an endeavor to get a line on some dependable utility men. 142 111 15 ,171 200 1W 150 109 155 159 15S 8 8 Roiaiiaugh Oilier Mitchfl! RobinRon Handicap Busch Von Behren 151 144 143 BAKER WILL BE BACK ON PURPLE TEAM SATURDAY Kvanston. Oct. '7.

Special: S05 803 SSti Totals Webster O. MOORE ORO. y2 155 707.780 SO: BOOSTERS 116 172 12.1 144 la 169 174 1) 104 153 199 15 155 Hil Totals HINTOX Schneider Grstu Hfgu Harriton Jahn 181 141 134 14S 149 170 19 .12 Heht Xewbf rg Bovls KrueRer (Ireif Handicap Yankton. S. Oct.

7. Special: Three disabling casualties among varsity men have featured this week's intensive Greyhound preparation for the Trinity game Friday. Most years Grid fans who have been waiting to see Ralph "Moon- Baker, North-western's fleetfooted halfback, perform the feats which brought him nationwide fame last fall will have that oppor. tunity gratified here Saturday follow 134 155 -his aggregation, and the week 79 73 79 Dos Moines, Oct. 7.

(AP) Determined not to be caught shorthanded by injuries to quarterbacks. Coach Os-sie Solem today used Lyle Newton, former Des Moinest high school star, and Willard Sutherland, of Redfield. in that position on the Bulldog varsity. -In addition, Solem has Charles "Chuck" Kverett and Gail Fry available as field generals, and in all probability! one of these two will get the call when Bulldogs pry off the lid off the gridiron, season against the Kansas Aggies in the new Drake stadium Saturday. During the long scrimmage drill against the freshmen today, Cqach Solem showed that he was pointing for the Oklahoma university contest October 17, as well as for the impending one with the Wildcats this week.

i Victory over the Kansas Aggies this triple crippling ot the backfield 'i' would have spelled certain disaster but this season Youngworth Is in pos session of capable substitutes, so that except for the loss of Dierenfield, the offensive strength, will not be les sened. between the two contests have been sufficient to- remedy them. The bloeking-of punts, which marred the State be apparent in the contest at. Vermillion next 'and a new punter has lieen de. veloped which will hold his own against the.

Coyoies. With the exception r.f Graham and Rrellentin. the starting team probably will be the same as that used in the. game against State. There is plenty of gcod material in th -'0 men who will go to Vermillion from which to fill their places.

It is tlietight here that if Yankton can come through with a victory that Totali 754 852 8'l Total." $22 872 541 Swift League. S1.LVERLEAK EMPIRES Brown 170 150 164 McKnljfht 103 12.4 113 JohhRon 1M 127 Klley 121 170 Iulms 187 137 153 Bennett ItMi 122 Nelson 124 174 155 Sembach 127 133 80 123 131 133 Handicap 22 22 22 Tota'a 704 719 692 Totals 62 652 573 PRIDES PRIDES Wilis 155 15 135 SUNBR1TES Hess; 104 141114 Bergen 142 151 ltlt Roberts 111 15 109 Cole Vr, 134 324 LaBoUnlv VM 149 143 Wilmont 156 162 155 120 J20 12 Fisk S2 132 8 Handicap 40 4 0 40 Vogt 92 132 Totals 659 760 61 Totals t94 7 ing the announcement by Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite that he plans to use his ace against the invading Carleton college eleven from North-field, Minn. News from the north brings word thajt Carleton has assembled the strongest aggregation it has had since back in 1916 When the doughty Northerners came down to Chicago and trounced G'oach Stagg's Maroons. Coach Thistlethwaite has a lot of respect for the Maize and P-Iue warriors and plans toj muster the strong-ert lineup available for Raker will-be ready ro take his place in the backfield and his return, which has been anxiously awaited, will add "will nave established full right to consideration as a conference title contender this because clearly mean that the Bulldogs would irlnity is as strong as any South Dakota conference team." invade. Norman.

week after next the reigning favorite, since the AVildcats administered a humiliating 16 to. 0 defeat to the Sooners. Munn-Lewis Match Postponed. Tulsa, Oct. 7.

(AP) Rain NEW 3-GAME PIN RECORD FOR 1925 SEASON RECORDED caused postponement of the wrestling PREMIUM match scheduled here tonight between BROOKFIELDS Schneider 97 11 154 IIS 114 1.T f-ri strangler Lewis, and Wayne Columbus. Oct. 7. (A P) Ohio State's varsity put in its final practice today before the Chicago game Saturday, the freshmen using Maroon plays hi the scrimmage session. AH the injured men were in uniform.

The 122 S9 lft5 I 1 95 134 134 147 116 I Ready Utzoni I'roat Rruc; Read much power the Purple offense. VieV Gustafsen, the speedy little who is expected to team with llakcr this fall, also wii! Ic suffi II n. 143 143 157 71 79 89 97 115 131 142 193 Kennedy Laringcr Harris Benson jng Munn. "The match will be staged tomorrow night. 120 120 120 ciently recovered to get into the game.

Buckeye squad leaves tonight for 652 5S5 691 Tota 641 577 721 Totals EJoth.of these uicn will scavt agninst Cst tcton. City League. GOLF As Champions "Play It Draw two San Felice. Light one. Note that mellow, rich, yet ultra-mild and fragrant flavor of this famous blend, recognized within the trade, as the quality leader of its field.

And now in the new Invincible size San Felice comes to you bigger arid better than ever. Try one today. New Invincible Wagner High Eleven Leads in Points Scored Pierre. S. Oct.

7. (AP) The phows the standing of South Dakota" high school- football teams, the total number of points Madison, Oct. 7. (AP Coach Little, of the University of Wisconsin, is busy whippingr his footallsquad into shape for the Franklin gane Saturday. Practice has revealed several flaws.

The backfield Is improving. Several weak spots have been discovered in the line, necessitating several changes. Koiling with the Crescent Jewelry team against the Olson Sporting Goods team in a regular City league match at the War lagle alleys 1st night. C. McKvenpy howled the highest three vame score to be turned in this season He had games of 222, 234 and 231.

Perasso Rros. team crept a notcli closer tp the league leading Hanford Produce team by taking two out of three games from the pace tetters Wednesday, To beat the Buttermak-ers. the- Undertakers were forced to roll a three game total of 2.839 and a high single game total of 1.017. Joe Sweeney, of the Hanford Produce team, had second highi three games with 224'. -184, 203 611 pins while Tony Perasso, of the Perasso Bros, team, had second high individual game 225.

THE DREADNOUGHT DPIVER, scored an the points of opponents for the season up to October 3. It is compiled from results submitted to, the Associated Press: Chicago, Oct. With nearly the vhole of the Maroons" "regular squad in the lineup. Coach A. A.

Stagg. of the University of Chicago, gave every man on the varsity squad a chance to show his defensive ability in the course of scrimmage today. -1 i Haven't you noticed how a man handing you a Webster seWom says, "Have a cigar'' It's generally, "Have a Webster" which implies so much more! Team. OP Wajrner 2 0 0 104 0 Watertown 2' 0 72 8 Platte 2 ft 0 92 0 Brookings 2 0 0 70 7 Aberdeen 2 0 0 70 -7 Onida 2 0 0 76 0 Sioux Falls 2 0 0 61 Colome 2 0 0 43 0 Lead 2 0 0 40 3 Avon 2 0 0 40 0 Plerr 2 0 22 10 Armour- 1 0 0 39 A Parser 1 0 1 13 0 Pbllip 1 0 0 16 Scotland 1 0 0 1 0 Kimball 10 0 15 7 Mitchell- 1 to SO Huron 1 0 57 Dead wood 0 0 20 a Salrnn I 0 0 28 0 Rapid Oty 1 0 0 61 a fGarretson 1 0 .19 0 Gregory I 0 0 42 0 Howard 1 1 3 49 Yankton. .11 6 22 HAN FORD PRODS PERAfc'SO BROS.

White 154 1S1 11 Hek atrom 151 187 224 Sweeney 224 1S4 103 Undquisi. 175 l.3 O'Connor 192 178 Johnson 144 325- 213 Buckles 175 191 165 1rg 1S 171 1S2 Snyder 200 191 157 Perasso ll 174 2v5 Handicap 25 26 26 Totals 934 92S 81 Totals 873 1031 1043 TRIBUN'E HALEY IS EE LEY Sharp 147 14 163 Hazen 174 219 17 Lenon. 124 150 129 White 151 145 139 Beaumont 128 154 1 30 Brggn 183 191 1SS Anderson 118 154 130 Patterson 149 139 165 Handicap 50 50 30 Clemens 178 1 84 12 Totals 724 813 733-. Totals 835 Ml 791 CRESCENT JEWEL, OLSON SPORT CDS McDermott iM 191 202 Montagne 390 190' How.itz 16S 167 Craljr 15o 132 192 Kara 224 Rasmussen 179 176 147 I Oorman 1 166 179 143 McDermott 15S 141 136 McEveney 22 2S4 231 Holmes 166 220 155 Williams 179 201 Handicap 21 34 It TotaU 925 962 964 880 893 732 WAR BAG ALLETS JOURNAL. Ellis 184 165 215 Selzer 163 210 180 Collins 213 W9 169 Hebb 150 1 40 177 GoodsUe 165 172 161 Pasek 130 144 220 Saront 135 173 147 Bergstrom 159 170 146 Smith 117 1W 154 Hayan 167 190 149 Handicap 12 12 12- Totals 814 864 84S Jo 781 884 HANSEN GAP CO.

KIWNAIS CIXJB Klempn er 174 210 17 Hoberg 144 1M 204 Day i. 139 14S 171 Fleck'nst'n 142 135 15s Cotton li a3 1R3 Barron HI 140 157 Anderson 190 199 14 Dick 180 144 It Warrington 150 16o 211 Loeffell 160 Handicap 3 3333 ToUla 809 $23 895 TcUia 77 791 875 CANDY ITCH ODERSTROM D.Lfndrren 181 146 161 Vofel lj 170 159 Forpr 181 182 220 2W Kryselmlre 140 Kuhlman 135 1) 135 Johnson 161 17C Gearas 152 131 lis Toilakson 1S7 173 165 White 192 185 158 W.Unlpen 144 199 167 Handicap 48 42 42 Totals 823 861 Tola: Plans Channel Swim. Quiney. Oct. 1.

Virginia Ho quet, 16-year-old girl is planning to swim the English channel next summer. Miss Boquet swam in the Quiney to llanibal marathon here September 5. 28 miles, in five hours and 46 minutes, finishing fifth. She was the only contestant who did not stop to rest. She is a junior in the high school.

Quincy business men are to finance her trip. Oct. 7. (AP) Using a defensive forwird passing attack, the Northwestern- university freshmen grid squad had the varsity on the run for the greater part of a long scrimmage today. The varsity was on the defensive and had' considerable difficulty solving the aerial puzzles sent over by the first year men.

Coach Thistlethwaite had bis prize backfield in action for the first time today. IS RAPIDLY GAINING- IN POPULARITY Little FtlUt 10 for 23c I Actmel Sia CQ CNT? vT7Ti? I HALEY NEELEV 0. Distributors Sioui City, Iua A unre. i American First Legion Weekly: 1 i i I HIGH SCHOOL GRID GAMES CpOR GOOD TASTfp 1 4 1 Is there anything. in the dreadnought driver, such as Bobby Jones used for a time last year, to recommend it to the public? By; GLENNA COLLETT.

The dreadnought driver is gaining favor wherever golf Is played. The. big head is' recommended particularly because there is more space with which to hit the ball and there is more weight there, which gives the club added Bloomington. Oc-t. 7.

(AP) For five and; one-half hours today the Indian university football squad la-bored under the guidance Coach Ingram, The work was. mostly of a defensive Ann Arbor, Oct. 7. (AP) Freshmen, provided with Indiana plays, scrimmaged with the University of Michigan football team today. The varsity tried out several- new plays Gentleman of tToIor Whaffo' you run-nin so, boy? Second Likewise Ah done jes' seed a ghost! "Whar?" "'Bout six "Huh YoV.

dat yiiuch skeered "Not or'n'iy ghosts, nossuh! Uut Ah done dat ghost a dollar ighty-seBea." Another quality bnodpf Th Daieel-Wemmer Cciapany FJ TRtttkr.mJUMffmritm--15c--2fOT25o--lCc Newcastle. Oct. 7. Rpeciar: The following schedu has been announced Coach tndsmark, of the Newcastle school, for the remainder of the football year: October lf Newcastle at Ailen. October 23 Open.

ttctober SO-Newcastle at South Citj November 6Hartineton at Vewcastle. November 13 Jackson at Newcastle. SC Ceieriii-e Newcastia. TEN TO "TWENTY FIVE CBMTS 1 v. 4 A 1.