Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 10

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Englitsn it-' 10 rse at the Show i 2- ''It -t -4 I ik- l'' L'Ag--: a 4 '1 1 litZ: 4- 7 tistil tt- tfli --a 7045w-461) '-414 11 I Oklahoma Teaml LI wit 141 I ''F'-Ir t'''- I -1 1 4crellt'' 1 I the So El srr71 ''1 4 iti zt -r( 4'4c7 41-- V'4-47-: 7 411t-: 'iti D' et i 1 Speed of Texas Team Victori- 44 tA 5 :4::1 ''''''ili'- 1 I ous Over Superior Brawn itot 1 1 ooners z---- '1'4 Y'or e4P11 0 f-1 4 7 4kkt- Pv i Nttri14 etli ''tiff 1 'C x' 4 I ''Lt-J P1' -41 tt ill-plt: 17 A 374-- 14-'7-- Lhalf 1i ir-(11' t-Ar-4-A 4-7 '''26 6't4 It i 21' 'L A 4" A -t 4 i )-1 tt '1e'i'--14 --s1r4 4 prE vis44 0- 4 o-- ikt TOUCHDOWN ON FUMBLE 1 ri is4i WN4eti: 'NV 1 i A -9'74 der 1 (st-Ae'f- -i' -'1- --13''-0i--' 'at--' 4 4 i gi 4e-t-i' 4a1 oki Je'i- 5-4- tli Ci -1 5 401 ''i Is 11--F- 4 it 'I 'e1 -trt it -m- --jkr --f--' 4 f-- 7- Final Score of 14 to 5 Practi- tA0-A--- 7 2- ---NAii'-1t-4vki': -44 A' 4 f4' 4''''''M 2 "w'-'t "11 -gdit- is 1 01 I 1 l' N-17' A 4 40 r' 1'11k tOt1 VW 1 cally Settles Southwestern -t- -4 v- 11 i -1-i t- i 'S 1' Zav ii AF' 'c ix P1-co-'c 7 rA K' i Championship Sen es -h 4f 444 -1 24 kr 1 4 44) lt 7 7 1r71-1: ric 7 1- 0 0- 4' 3 V1 VS 144040e' et rft "A 1: i'- iZ-8)-': Lta rs')? --i 44 lq1 Xe4- 4 Ofx 'f i I- 'A ri '4'-ill 1771 7 t'etert a II lar 1 1 i A2o 0A -ti rf' tr eil --t ts 'Iv- '-i Speriat to The Star-Telegram 4- -4 ''-''A-- 't I '1''6 --1'-7 --oc'itn--- x' '-'e--e r114 tc- 1 '8 t) 1 A SA1 MI tx-- DDLLAS Nov 18--Speed won over iitai ii? 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Oklahoma Teaml 1 Speed of Texas Team Victorious Over Superior Brawn of the Sooners TOUCHDOWN ON FUMBLE Final Score of 14 to 5 Practically Settles Southwestern Championship Series Sperial to The Star-Tetegram DDLLAS Nov won over brawn in the contest between A and and Oklahoma at Gaston Park BY JAMES vt 4s 6: 4-stW''' 7 -41-- ''X' '41'k7P' 4f3'-- -1s-'-'-1 I i' '''i' 4 likikf'' I A' 1 44-4-ltnip'''' i -444 P'' ''1'ippfc'0-A ik i-P4t4vorkrP Vt'I'r: 4zrA'''-y--- -yrK- f-N i- fr i5y'47-A-tt--1 7': '-4iIiit-47Ap'71fpK '4-i7i I Aspee 4 Ft f-4--p- ---lep RPs: di '--g)e 400posoir i 'N 4-1-i 'At4 91( A E-: e-: i rg 04'4 e1i44krx'''? --4 I AN RECORD English Horse at the rota WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Show r4450 I I irn ir 1 0 i-1 1 4ie tfl fc'j iil i rI a4- ell 1 7 -II 7 if' tN 'l '-'1 1 'ek t4 1 q11 1:41 '1 Ly mr gataw THLTRSDAY NOVEMBER 1 1909 tt-i4nttsiAK 77-If 1 2411 jr- (rcA 7-71 17- k- ev El Tiufloo 9 lu 9 1 A l's 7--- 54t 44-1 '--et0A-4: 4 lk -7 12'-'1Z-c- t- 4 --I' '4': 'R-4 11Wif'i-IPp -Pv off kr i-iA1-4 so 4r e': A Jo 4 A 71 'Ilk4w 0 tri4- 2 -V 4 i4: tr --441---4 tw-1-4-ti f-a'i gal) a 7' a'--- -7- i41 ---i 4 it4 4 74-- -4: 441'e' rf :4 5- c' i )6 ip 4VZ45-4 9 'f -4' 7-4---' (dz a 1 crt 1- I tioI A army mounted on his charger wh tk he rode in several spectacular cont( 4 In the great New York horse show iamta Lieut Heatherington of the British armv mounted On his charger he rode in several spectacular contests in the great New York horse show ii i I I EG)4i for Cash GAM gt i Recognizing our ability to handle a big stock the Columbia Woolen Mills Sixth avenue and Walnut street Rochester the largest woolen house in the country sends for the Scotch Woolen Mills the people with the money" For spot cash we secured thou- sands of yards of highest grade woolens which is distributed among our 92 stores Our Fort Worth store gets a big share The finest woolens ever brought to your door at a price never before heard of The Columbia Woolen Mills sold these goods as high as $5 -and $6 for a single yard We want you to call and examine these goods Let us show you the yarns from which these goods are made: burn them in our new testing apparatus so you can see the high-grade wool these fabrics contain Then let us show you the interior construction of our garments the all linen canvas the real haircloth 40 picks to the inch in- fact let us get acquainted then if the styles suit you we will make a regular $25 $30 $35 or $40 which Baylor Expects to Win Thanksgiving Day Came Return From Trip to Abilene Where Waco Defeated Simmons College a ie I 57 er331) tAIVK ta 60! L4s71 By Skilled Eirtion Tailors 1 7 FL-ril Tr I i- ii -WI 1 wr177) PI 44' :11 1 fi I fii 1:1 ftALI aq p1 4-- rEk- 5 i Chalmers-Detroit Wins San Antonio Event tonowmimit Accidents Compel All Other Cars to Withdraw From Contest Soccer Football Is Growing Popular May Become the Great Winter Game of' the Southern States Suit or Overcoat Vide to Your Tr rz II 13 12 13 i''' ir- rtil iwet-onlimplimilk Ilillkji461111 ilittit woe nal ive el Galatea ft onsimiiimm- ion I own elm! was 'illinikeilt ioms geoldh kul asenamme- '4' litrint- It 441164114 ThithillieK Jos att ritilleglii Alailia'sa- Limpnist4 Fi immeh-: 40twaitl i Ar ilea taltegireolLa it Ald's -ors a a weessAms Pismo- 0 1111411oisess FIMNSNIPL littli iii4i --1g1-- ----1 lemmas "lel- pr3 filiteire I 4-totent 1 -Toile 'tamosmstr Akv- 1111414H 1 1 --0800011 A111-PgAz 111 foraligo-sossw attommon iiiii 6 litlyiktithim m11114110 Atli I 0111Tr-r? Afton alit rit-U00- -fltL'71'tara-- rt 11101111111111110111 fie Ilitut lila itne OM 7 all i I ii 11111 nitliiil was Jots mato' i-mr 44iso oat oisla oar All iiiii-- Fa11 afiiiogroioi Ar naseseseoLa tr a a lonaimaina 11proloolis i levities flospoire melluo I liaise A 411:16011 Made In Our Own Kop yesterday afternoon when the nimble farmers downed the Sooners from the new State 14 to 5 Unless Texas manages to demolish A and and Oklahoma this week and next the Southwestern championship goes to the College Station eleven as the result of yesterday's victory Fumbling and poor handling of the ball in general cost the Oklahomans the game Especially on onside kicks which Balenti employed with eTeat success were the Sooners caught napping Once a touchdown was made on a fumble onside kick when Hamilton recovered the ball after a Sooner had booted and fumbled it out of bounds A and AL made her first touchdown in five minutes after the game opened Balenti's onside kick Hamilton's recovery of the ball and his run around end netted this score Oklahoma tied the score almost immediately on a penalty and line smashes The Farmers adopted a new style of play in this game using the old fashioned open running formation The following was the line-up: A and Al Position Oklahoma Ward left end Clark Hooker left tackle Douglass Schaeadel and English and Thompson left end )3uchanan Thompson and Ellis center Thompson Crutcher right guard I Wolf Barnes right tackle Woods Ross and Brown and Swartz and Carlin right end Holland Nairn and Kelly quarterback White Ba lend left halfback Armstrong (Captain) Hamilton right halfback Capshaw Hamilton right halfback Capshaw (Captain) Rugel fullback Reeds Cavanaugh of Colorado umpire Craig of Vanderbilt field judge Knight of IL head linesman Johnson of Texas time keep- ers Johnson of A and and Hayes of Oklahoma of halves 25 minutes each touchdowns Hooker 1 Ward 1 Reeds 1 goal from field Balentt 1 goal after touchdown Balenti 1 score A and 14 Oklahoma 5 College Paper Plans a "Pink" Edition Polytechnic Independent Will Give Latest Dope From Texas Teams A pink edition containing all the latest athletic dope from Texas colleges will be issued by Business Manager Dunn of the Polytechnic Independent Saturday For this enterprise this venture has most any other Texas collegiate publication backed off the boards The extrawill be 'pink" in every sense of the word It will be printed on pink paper red trimmings etc This date is selected for the "pink" because of the approaching climax In the football season Much space will be devoted to the game between Poly and Fort Worth -University Thanksgiving day 1Ni 11 Lower Records on Brick Speedway Famous Drivers Will Go to Indianapolis From Atlanta By Associated Press INDIANA PO ms Nov 1 to an announcement today by A Morross director of contests efforts to lower automobile records will be made at the Indianapolis motor speedway on either Dec 10 or 11 Mr orross who has withdrawn his resignat On as director of the local race course returned from Atlanta Ga yesterday and declared that famous drivers would be here in December to try out the new brick surface of the Indianapolis speedway DRAW FOR PLACES IN BILLIARD TOURNAMENT Calvin Demarest Will George Sutton in Monday Night's Match NEW YORK Nov Billiard room Keepers' Association held a meeting last night and made the drawings for Monday night's game in the billiard tournament Calvin Demarest of Chicago will oppose George Sutton of Chicago in the match on Monday night and Tuesday afternoon George Slosson of New York and Harry Kline of Philadelphia will be the wielders of the cue in the second match Tuesday right Albert Cutler of Boston and Cassignol of Paris will be opponents The matches for the remaining games will be subject to the results of these contests will be subject to the results of these' contests 1 Be hi TOillOraitN Brght and early and bring this advertisement with you No mail orders accepted during this sale and no goods sold to tailors or wholesalers Spet-tot to The Ptor-Teleoram SAN ANTONIO Nov 18--The lit-'ANURESIS tle Chalmers-Detroit -30" won the hour race race here yesterday afternoon after all of its competitors had been to withdraw from the race i eecause of accidents Narrow escapes from death were frequent during the afternoon but no one was seriously in- jured The first car to meet misfortune during the afternoon was the Knox driven by Barney Oldfield In its tenth lap a connecting rod broke beyond chance for repair on the track and it dropped out Following this there was a great burst of speed between the Jackson ard the Stoddard-Dayton until Bed- dents compelled both of these cars to withdraw The Jackson driven by George Clark leaped the embankment and landed right side up a dozen feet below Clark was uninjured and waved a red handkerchief to the anxious grandstand ever the car suffered a twisted front axle a broken wood sill and a twisted steering post Rob- ert Burman was rolled under his Bu- ick after the snapping of a steering rod and escaped uninjured The Stood- dard-Dayton driven by DeHymel lost Its fly wheel and clutch cone At the time of the last accident the little Chalmers was 24 miles behind and was the only car in the contest The judges all epr to run un- I ta it had traklc timber of laps than any loade by any other ear and then declared it the winner The money for second and third was pooled and divided between DeIlymel and I Clark each getting S1S750 1' '''to 40PP aie'' 4 oaatt waig ta- 'T firer Ask-It i a 1 arf 0- St :4: st 1 At 4 4- Its 5 1 4 4 II- 1414' Willie! f- it-07 iv ori nt-Ii6 Ti I El -1 MAIN JP5t A 4-4ak 1--z WORLDS LARGEST TAILORS-92 STORES Coach Mills of Baylor and his players who spent part of Thursday mornENGLISH STYLE INTERESTS ing In Fort Worth are extremely confident of winning the crucial Thanksgiving Day game against Texas Christian University in Waco Yale Imports a and his husky players are just back from a trip to Abilene where they duced in Grammar and defeated Simmons 16 to 3 yesterday "We expect a tremendous crowd a great time and a victory" said the Preparatory Schools popular Baylor coach "Baylor clubs a have been organized at Fort Worth Dallas Temple Abilene and many other Soccer football which is just now points over the State for the purpose of sending rooters to this game and beginning to interest Fort Worth lovindicentally delegates to the homecom- ers of out door sports may after all In Nov 24 and 25 1 become the winter game of the South "Texas Christian University defeat- ed us earlier in the fall but that was judging from the strides of popularity due to the mental phy- it has taken in the last twelve sical some of my men months Everybody is now in tip-top shape Fort Worth pecple have grown en-eager and anxious to meet their rithuslastic over the English style of vals Play and a well knewn devotee and "Who will win the Thanksgiving Day axponelit el the boxing game has taken game at Austin? Well Texas has a Ftt'tAr as the best means of perfect- chance It's all owing to the way the game starts" mg his muscular strength and vigor Seccer football i- eraining in popu o'clock Thursday morning Their next The Baylor team left for home at 10 larity in America since the famous Pilgrim team has been playing in the game is Thanksgiving Day In Waco East The attendance at the games in against the rival Waco school Texas the cities where the Pilgrims played Christian University showed that the interest in the English style of game in which the feet Battler Will eet play so prominent part is on the in- rease The fact that so many players are being killed at the Rugby game as English Champi played in this eolintry is attracting at- on tention to the baauties of the great kicking style of game which is so healthful and so easy to understand In soccer foul work MearIS instant banishment from the game and no sub-Welsh Promises to Post For- stitutes even when a man is injured is permitted leit of $5 000 as Soon Soccer is now played in a greater or less degree in nearly every town of imas He Arrives I portance in the United States In many places the English residents play and support the game To a large extent the failure of porting promoters By Associated Pre8s to take up the game joined with a lack NEW -YORK Nov of oreanization among the teams has Nelson and Freddy Welsh the latter caused the advancement of the game to being the lightweight champion of be backward The fact that it is England will probably sign articles alaycal in winter and sometimes in bad-soon for a fight for the lightweight by equipped grounds is another handlchampionship of the world Welsh cap after decisively whipping Johnny Sum-1 Yale lais just taken a step which will mers in London firmly established his sin be followed by the other big col-right to fight Nelson whom he has that of importing an English been challenging for about two years coach to instruct the students in the Nelson is now quoted as saying that fine Points of the game Yale has he will take Welsh on and that as soon secured Dr Herbert of oxford The as the Englishman arrives here next Intercollegiate League of which Yale month a match can be arranged is a member also consists of Harvard Nelson adds that he will insist on Princeton Cornell Columbia Penn and the fight going at least forty-five Haverford The season will soon be-rounds which means that California gin he will take Welsh on and that as soon secured Dr Herbert of (Ixford The as the Englishman arrives here next Intercollegiate League of which Yale month a match can be arranged is a member also consists of Harvard adds that he will insist on Princeton Cornell Columbia Penn and the fight going at least forty-five Haverford The season will soon be- rounds which means that California I gin namar and Schools iich is just now Fort 'Worth lov- ts may after all me of the South des of popularity the last twelve have grown en- English style of devotee and am has taken ge rilCa I1S of perfect- ength and vigor aining in popu- ince the famous playing in the at the games in Pilgrims played rest in the Eng- which the feet irt is on the in- so many players Rugby game as is attracting at- ie of the great ne which is so to understand rn i rta tef cla 8 11 On II 1 "so-called" woolen mills stores We are the ORIGINAL and actually secure our woolens from the mills Do not be deceived black eye We ahvays do the square thing Demand Changes in 1 I Rules for Football' Chicago Board of Physical Culture and Athletics Takes Decisive ActioP By Assoct Ore Prom CIITCA1 10 Nov 1F--footbal1 la th for another overhauling Members or the University of Chicago board of physical culture and athletics at special meeting yesterday brandedtlia' gridiron game as needlessly and prohibitively dangerous and startedao tion among athletic exchenges to fecure rules against this The Chicago officiais en record az opposed the game in its present form and Instructed Coach A A Stagg to so no' tify the coliference represintatives This move Is the first of the Fort taken by a western college and la mittedly the outgrowth of popular Protest against the heavy annual toll Of deaths and injuries on the gridiron "The conference of course Can make no changes on its own authority" said Coach Stogg "The aetual changing will be up to the rul'7s cora- miT-tee Qf the United States Interaational Collegiate ASFOCiltiOn and 1 think it nroba ble that that body -will act in a decisive way" Hydrogen gas for ballooning is obtained by an electric process Electric engines will haul the OW through the Panama canal when the big dfitch is completed Japan in 1908 made 16000010 Pounds of paper and imported 000- of30800k000 Dallas and Ft Worth Plan Indoor Meet Feature Will Be Relay Race Between the Two Cities A track meet between thp Fort Worth and Dallas A teams will be held as soon after the Christ BEWARE of imitators and only genuine $15 tailors who We never get a East Against West Is Enthusiasts' Plan Faculties May Oppose Game After Close of Regular Season By ivy-J-We Brea NEW YORK Nov football enthusiasts there is considerable talk of an effort to match the winner of the Minnesota-Michigan game on Saturday against the winner of the Yale-Harvard game it being conceded that the winners of these two games will be the strongest teams in the East and West It is considered doubtful however If such a match game can be arranged as it is believed that the faculties will Oppose it The players have been sounded on the matter and are in favor but the athletic directors declare that the heads of the Institutions will not permit a game after thee lose of the regular season WITH A HAIR BRUSH CLA-rrON -J Nov a pretense that a hair brush was a pistol Miss Rose Shearel succeeded in routing a robber last night The man came to her brother-in-laws farm house where she was alone and asked her to sign a certificate that he had inspected cattle which he had pretended to do While she was signing the paper he sprinkled a pungent powder with almost overpowering fumes upon the desk in front of her Though almost stifled the plucky young woman rushed to her room seized a hair brush and holding it Asks Public's Aid in ouggestuzg N2W ss ss ss Rules Ril Agsoriatol Pre Fz CHICAGO Nov 18--Desiring to improve the game of hasehall President Murphy of the Chicag) National League Club yeAerday invited correspondence v-hit enthusiast? who see some phases of the sport that can undergo betterment According to President Murphy there may be a number of departments wherein improvements can be accomplished and he is eager to give the folks not officially identified with the rule-making opportunities to remodel regulations that now appear outgrown "That's the reason that I am going to advocate the school In correFpondence for the uplift of baseball" said Mr Murphy "There are scores of angles that might stand overhauling and I am heartily in favor of a longer session for the National League owners Instead of assembling at New York next month for a three-days' meeting why not ertend the session giving ix or seven days Io the these appeals from the enthusiasts Requests containing suggestions of real merit will be taken to the league meeting Now Its up to the people to send on their correspondence" Leading Japanese provision merchants have agreed to dispose of 7500 bags of Brazilian coffee during the next three years Out of 20G railway ehnrtrs granted by the Canadian parliamont in the twenty years ended 1509 only twenty-eight have resulted in mas holidays as officials time and place can be agreed upon Athletic Directors Jackson and MorNelson gan have already agreed that the meet must be held and have decided upon the following events: High jump will probably get the match Welsh On of the very best indications of running broad jump standing broad who will sail from England about Dec1 the growing popularity of the game is jump twelve-pound shot put twenty10 is quoted as saying that as soon as its introduction to the high prepara- five yard (lash and twenty-five yard he arrives he will post a $5000 forfeit torY and grammar schools of the big hurdles 440-yard run half mile The to bind the match with Nelson and cities of the country The school boys meet will be concluded with a grand will agree to any fair terms of New York Philadelphia Boston relay Baltimore Los Angeles and other This indoor meet will be in addition MAN BURIED ALIVE RESCUED places are playing the game In the to the relay which will he held be- recent Portola celebration at San Fran- tween Fort Worth and Dallas Excavate Collapsed else() picked California and British Co- Arrangements for this latter have Throuoh Pipe I lumbia evens played a game before 5- been practically agreed upon The FREMONT MIA Nov 000 spectators fr a cnp valued at Fort Worth team will start at the 17 feet below the surface in a wen thP Calfornians winning 2 goals Dallas and run to Fort Worth and supplied with air by an iron pipe! to I Each yer California and van- while the Dallas runners will start at used as a pump stock Hugh Kennedy' couver as well a1 other picked ti-nms the local and go to Dallas a farmer of this place was rescued 1 battle and each visits the other play- Physical Director Morgan of Dallas alive after six hours of desperate dig- I ing a series of games announces that he will start to inspect ging by eighty men who had been The English Association and Ama- and lay out the course in an auto imsummoned by telephone from the sur- tent- Football Association has intro- mediately rounding country duced the game in nearly every portion When taken out Kennedy appeared of the world Last year representative little the worse for his experience teams were sent to South America He says he was at the bottom of the while other teams met Bohemia at BANK STATEMENTS CALLED excavation when the brick bolding up Prague and France in Paris Both the earth gave way burying him In i countries returned the visit this year 'WASHINGTON Nov some way Kennedy found himself There are errolled in the 1glilAt as- 0 comptroller of the currency today I tightly wedged against the upright 1 soclation alono 100 clubs and asso Issued a call for the condition of pipe through which water was to have ciations with COS registered refetees te national banks at the close of been pumped He managed to breathe The average salaries are about $20 ate business Nov 16 through the suction holes until his res- I week At present there is a dispute' like a revolver chased the intruder off tion eighty-six have lapsed 8nd the 000 pounds or 63 pounds per caP cuers reached him I over the pay scale the Edeeoe others have received extensions of of the 1)0e1atiOU 1 rfl 32v vao 67-- No 4k -141-1A-6k Nowodu twmaguke-91Edtovegemw lierwmmar -a60101111 -rfl vao VA-130 through the suction holes until his res- week At present there is a dispute I cuers reached him over the pay scale like a revolver chased the intruder off the uladaoa any construction eighty-six have lapsed and the others have received extensions of OK) pounds a consumption pounds or 63 pounds per OP" or the pontelatiom.