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Elill FORT WORTH STAR-TELEURAB1 lir limp tyPittr FORT WORTH STA It-TELE( -rmr" SATURDAT OCT013E11 Oklahoma Plays Oklahoma Plays Dallas fo Inters late I exas University at Sooners Leave Fort Worth I) for Dallas to Play Texas 'Captain Dalton GRIDIRON GOSSIP Whose Kicking I 1 I Helps Navy TeamihZ: oealsatfoLatZQ 1 I I 11 GRIDIRON GOSSIP The officials for the Texas U-Oklahoma game at Dallas are: Referee Chester Johnson of Austin College 1 umpire Moise of Dallas head linesman Utay of A Johnson is well known in Fort Worth having coached at Poly iT Fle Starts Princeton's Attack- Il i CA BATTLES it BAyLorl COLLEGE 4 si I 4- r-- '0--2 r- tlr' ti ELEVEN TODAY rr eici: 5---''4714t 0- --k-- i 44--- -'x4 te- -1-- BATTLES COLLEGE VEN TUAY ----7-7r: 4 t- It i--'4-'---vtf 7 s-4----'4--- 'c t7A--- -s ---4 N7- ipi-40 1i'' 45 "t4 $41' 4 410k -'-441 5- i t11 AD: fi ---tda About 150 Oklahoma University students and rooters passed through Fort Worth on their way to 1Y311as Priday They were asking odds in the betting i The only big man on the Oklahoma squad 1st TOUT whose avoirdupois is Coach Owens kept him playing basket ball all winter and spring to reduce his weight but is able to make only a sub of him Tribby is younger brother to the famous Sooner halfback of the same name of several years ago Bennie Owens winning personality has much to do with the success of his team Ask any fotball veteran how much personality counts in a coach and some of Bennie's effectiveness can be appreciated stZ4-oxtwaor- rm 3 4i 'k' I -r" 04 4 Ate 4 1 '17 )' 3 -'4!) 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Hitherto Michigan and Minnesota have been filling Nebraska's final date The I honor wasn't to be declined even at the expense of a beatinrz" May Win Three Tiles Oklahoma has- a chance to win the Championship of the Southwest by defeating State and A She may win premier honors in the Missour1 valley by beating Missouri Kansas I and Nebraska and the Colorado title by hanging the kibosh on the Boulder team Talk about biting of huge chunks Rennie Owens is our champion little I biter off But then be is quite a 1 chewer also The remainder of the Oklahoma schedule follows: Oct at Norman Nov TT at Lawrence Nov A at Houston Nov A at Norman Nov at Lincoln Nov 12 at Denver I Oklahoma's great record for last I year follows: Oklahoma 105 'King-fish- I er 0 Oklahoma Okla-I homa 22 Oklahoma A 0 Okla: homa 36 Washburn 0 Oklahoma IC! 'Arissouri 6: Oklahoma 3 Kansas 0: Oklahoma 34 Normal 6 Okla- homa 6 Texas 3 Total Okla- 1 homa 2S2 opponents 15 Bennie Owens and his Oklahoma' 'University football team came to town Priday and left this afternoon on the Texas Pacific for Dallas where the Sooners meet Texas University In the first big game of the season for the championship of the Southwest The Sooners came in just before darkness and went immediately to 7kiorr15 Park where they ran through formations and loosened their joints which had been stiffened the trip from Norman The team then went to the Westbrook hotel where the evening meal was eaten about 8 Shortly after the coach put his charges to bed Coach Bennie Owens is confident tut nut jubilant He held an impromptu reception In the lobby of the Westbrook Among those present at the affair were Coach Aubrey Alexander of Poly Coach Willis Stewart of and Captain Ware and Halfback Thannish of dI think we will win from the Longhorns" said Coach Owens "I have a little team but the men are wonderfully game They pull together too and if we are defeated it won't be because we didn't do our best "I know nothing about the Texas team this year We have rot had anyone to see Texas play and haven't even an estimate of the team's strength but we are going to play our hardest Fears Forward Pass "The only thing I fear is that long forward pass state used last year My men are hard fighters and my chief difficulty has been to keep my secondary line of defense from inching up to get into the scrimmage thereby leaving openings for the long forward pass It was a pass of this character caught while the recipient was running at top speed that enabled the Longhorns to make their only substantial gain against our team lest year I consider this long pass the most dangerous play of the year It 13 likely to upset many games "Ily team averages about 165 pounds We can't get big men to I Tstp 41 a 7 ii 4 ii si 1 I 1 71 1 i I 0 i Ilci Tunusualt 1 Ti: i i 4 lit i 4 5 l'' I 'IC i year-' i 1 EE 44 f' l'i lit i'E' if: i-- i2: Nit: I I i 'i i 1 SA ri 14'' 1 i ticf'' Er A 4 11 :7 4 ii 1:: Iftooloil BEUTHENAL PRINCETON'S CENTER Polytechnic College has scheduled a game with Dallas University at Dallas for next Wednesday It was a hurry-up piece of work but a large crowd is expected to go over from Poly and there will be a good attendance from State Fair visitors The game will be played at Gaston Park Poly High School worked out Friday afternoon While light the Poly team is going to make a good showing In the Interscholastic League The lads get off quickly and with a little strengthening in the line will be able to resist any of the local schools There Is a marked absence of fumbling The back field is fast and experienced and the passing from center is above average Poly High is using a bunch of shift plays and forward passes The lads evidently intend to rely on speed to offset the weight of their opponents The third Central High School team won from the Ninth Ward school eleven by a score of 12 to 6 Friday afternoon The High School lads won by a touchdown made in the last five minutes of play The lineup of the winning team follows: O'Kekle I Williams I Fenelon I Town-sent Knight Crady Yates King Maskell Chapman Jaccard 1 FARMERS MAKE 59 EASTERN GAMES Jack Dalton captain of the Navy team who twice conquered the Army in the annual big game by kicking field goals Dalton is one of the greatest back fielders of last year and may be named for All-American this season He was discovered at Christian Brothers' College St Louis where he broke almost all the track records and starred on every athletic team Anrapolis alumni are always looking for promising athletes believing they make good naval officers as well as bolstering the prestige of the school An appointment was offered to Dal 1 1 i 1 Texas Christian University bad the most important game on ber echedule Saturday afternoon at Manis Park against Baylor University The rivalry between Baylor and IL is of long standing antedating the removal of the Christians to Port Worth Besides this Baylor defeated Poly 12 to 8 so that 'was anxious to make a better showing than the other local school Baylor has an unusualt strong team this year although but three players are experienced Such wealth of freshman material say the coaches has never been seen at the Baptist school and it is freely predicted that as a consequence Baylor is assured of splendid football teams for three year to come Baylor Beaten Once Austin College outplayed the Bat-4 tists in the first game of the year-Only three had ever played college bail before so the home team was somewhat up in the air During the next week the men settled down to real work Coach Ralph Gaaze and his assistants put in a hard week anl the next Saturday when Poly was defeated the team showed 100 per cent improvement Since that time Baylor has improved more The defense which was not man-tight in the Poiri battle has been welded into near irn-4A pregnability Moseley end is the star of the tearn! and is said to be a strong candidate! for All-State honors He Is a good: open field runners catches forward passes well and is a bear on -defense Reiger fullback is another member of the constellation He enters the Itne first on every charge the half baelci carrying the ball in most cases A 1 third sparkler who has not yet deilv-! erect but is expected to come throsign4 with the gods is Ponder halfback Hee Is said to be a bona fide ten-seconcli man and weighs 175 pounds Baylor has a cool quarterback Colliers who will be remembered as aq pitcher on the baseball team Menden-4 hall catcher for last year's nine le subbing at quarter Baylor's eleven is remarkably wetr: balanced in weight and is full et fight Competition for places on the team is keen so that Glaze has fauna it Impossible to pick a first eleven but will use two teams Picked for Title Many football critics pick 3aylor tei nose out State for the Lone Star title so that the game between and Baylor at Dallas Thanksgiving Day will be for the championship In case Baylor is undefeated until the Turkey Day game the early season defeat 8 to 6 will not be counted against her Opposing Baylor was Coach Stewart's C17 eleven one of the strongest teams that has represented a local school in years has a better team than last season and supporters of the west end school were confident of victory That would put up a great defensive game Wag admitted without question The line is fast heavy experienced and in every way desirable In Captain Ware has a lineman who will make a great bid for All-State honors if these are fairly awarded The ends cannot be beaten anywhere for defensive work and their work in catching the forward pass has been improving daily Ed Stewart brother of the coach promises one day to equal the record of his brother who was an All-Southern wing man Rattan has been awarded All-State honors before and is just as good as ever Ware Punting Well Behind the line has Bass ler Cox Walton Hunter and Busse''' All are fast and showed splendid form in the Southwestern game' Cox is passing -accurately and captain Ware is booting in great form Ware seems to have recovered his old time form as a punter greatly strengthen-6 ing this department of the game ri University bad the came on ber echedule opsi at lionle Park niversity The rival- lor and is antedating the re- Christians to Port this Baylor defeated that IT 'wan a better showing ical school strong team tgh but three player Such wealth of lel say the coaches seen at the Baptist freely predicted that Baylor is assured of teams for three year Beaten Once outplayed the Bel game of the ever played college the home team was the air During thee men settled down to ch Ralph Gaaze anti In a hard week and lay when Poly was showed 10E) per cent ince that time Ray1or more The defense 1 nan-tight in the Polyll welded into near int-EA the star of the team! )e a strong candidate! He -is a gond: er catches forward is a bear on defensie is another member of He enters the Una- the tualf bac i II in most cases A 1 ho has not yet dediv- eted to come thrceigh4 Ponder halfback Hee bona fide ten-seconli 175 pounds cool quarterback irt4 be remembered as a1 asehall team Menden-e 1 ELS year's nine Ia ter is remarkably Ewell': ight and is full et Ion for places on the" that Glaze has fauna pick a first eleven teams for Title critics pick Baylor tei for the Lone Star he game between A or at Dallas Thanks- be for the champion $1000000 Road Sygem Will Be I vent in Uncle Sam's ton who has been a star since his ad- school Started Nov 1 Says Engineers AUSTIN IMPROVES SI-TERNIAN Texas Oct A- A14y a 1-41 L511 -SHERMAN Texas Oct IVEW- YORK Oct of the "big" football teams faced todars program with the expectation of defeat at the hands of so-c-alled minor cxdleges The Cornell coaches predicted a score of at least 12 to 0 in favor of Pennsylvania State while the men in charge of the Annapolis eleven declared that the prospects of the navy defeating Swarthmore were not bright Tale Va West Point the headliner on the dars program was regarded as an evenlymatched contest The army has beaten Yale two successive years Pennsylvania which lost to Swarthmore last week is in Providence today for the express purpose of wiping out last year's defeat at the hands of Brown Harvard was minus Captain Wendell and two or three other notables In the game with Amherst and the visitors were hopeful of being able to hold the Crimson to a low score The Princeton-Syracuse game at Princeton lost much of its attractiveness owing to Syracuse's overwhelming defeat last week at the hands of the Carlisle Indians IFan atix 1 COLLDGE STATION Texas Oct College defeated Trinity at football Friday afternoon 59 to Olt was a walkaway for the Farmers the visitors mating first down but once during the game The only discouraging feature was the fumbling of the Farmers and repeated penalties for holding Lineup: A 31 Position 4 Trinity MontgomeryRight End Duncan BowlerRight Tackle Fleming Lyles Right GuardAlbright Cushman center Newton (Capt) Miller Left Guard Garett Lambert Left TackleWilliams Everett Left End Trottman Kern Quarter 31cElree Bell (Capt)Right Hale ItugelY Vesmirovski Fullback Ferguson Bateman Left Hair Robenett Officials Dyer (Texas) referee: Parker (Austin College) umpire Ridgeway (Auburn) head linesman Touchdowns Kerns 2 Higginbotham 2 Bell Beasly Bateman Vesmirovski goals after touchdowns Vesmirovski 2 Higginbotham 2 Kern Substitutes: A Bateman Morrison for Everett Beasly Higginbotham for Vestrtirovski Spake for Kern Kendrick for Bell Crow for Miller Herring for Montgomery Bryan for Lyles Crow for Miller Trinity Pierce for Rugely Murray for Albright Culberson for McElree Herring for Duncan Kerr for Fleming Time of quarters 10 minutes Vlaterial Not Estimates Begins Immediately The White Sox won the city championship from Chicago Friday by beating the Cubs 16 to Walsh allowed but five hits to the Cubg while Lavender 'Smith Reulbach and Toney were batted freely crisp cold weather of the past few days has caused Coach Johnston to put his squad through strenuous prac- tics preparatorv to the oncoming game with at the State Fair a y- in Dallas on Oct 24 A hard fight expect to win without fighting for the is expected and the A men do not victory hard A fine scrimmage every 1 day is getting the men into better i form than they have ever been here- L414zr tofore during the season although i-i they have never excelled the form L----- '--I th -kr- shown in the game with Univer- 4311' I pr'' itvi '-1V sity of Texas on the 12th inst Qr t-eW-iii-- It Besides the game with at -4444k- r' th 4: State Fair there remain three 14 i games on A C's schedule On Nov 1 they go to College Station and battle A7 7 with the Farmers After that two tti games will be played here on the g'k home grounds the first with Poly- technic and the her with Daniel Baker on Nov 16 $'' 10 1' i- if i fb': vt 4C sI I 7 te tosog' I i tTs-44 i 1 Is1- A2- 4A-1 --w The reason for the blowing up of the Giants has been discovered Hugh Fullerton says it was nervousness We thought so before but now we know it 4i-e-(7'- -'7' '-4Lt tl'-i1 44-Z-Vt4pirn Yale vs Army WEST POINT Oct cadet parade ground was the stag-e today for the annual clash betwen the Army mule and the Yale bulldog The football game brought several thousand visitors and nearly 411 the cadets and officers at the post entertained friends for this is the principal borne game in the army schedule Yale came to West Point this year to avenge if possible the defeats which Army elevens have adminivtered to the Blue in the last two years The cadet eleven went into the contest today with the usual handicap of lack of time to perfect the intricacies of the game but its backers were convinced that it would make up in dash and determination what It lacked In football knowledge Perhaps the most astonishing incident connected with the conclusion of the most sensational of all worlds series was the fact that the attendance which previously had kept up almost to the limit notch was cut in two in the deciding game of the struggle Less than 17000 persons paving a total of $30000 one-half the customary tribute paid daily during the title series turned out for Wednesday's contest The diminished attendance was due to the boycott of the Royal Rooters' organization and the stinging remarks of Mayor Fitzgerald in regard to Secretary Mc Roy's failure to reserve seats for the rooters at the preceding days game A persistent rumor that the series was fixed due to gamblers' remarks concerning the failure of the management to pitch Wood instead of O'Brien Monday is believed to have kept many fans away I Chance Will Retire? ICHICAGO Oct 19--Frank Chance whose contract as manager I of the Chicano National League basei ball club expired with the close of the i city championship series declared Ilast night that President Murphy had not offered him a new contract and that he had no definite plans for the future He said that he probably would carry out his determination to retire from baseball He will leave for his home at Glendora Cal In a few weeks to spend the winter 1 President Murphy declined to discuss the question of who will manage the team next year Fogel Defends Self NEW YORK Oct Horace Fogel of the Philadelphia National League club announced today that he had retained Hugh Jennings of the 'Detroit Tigers who is an attorney as counsel in his fight with President Lynch of the National League "Neither Lynch nor anyone else can Put me out of the National League" said Fogel "The constitution reads that seven votes are needed to throw a club out of the league and Lynch cannot get seven votes to expel any club I am the Philadelphia team and the only way I can be out of baseball is for the Philadelphia franchise to be dropped which is entirely out of the question" The Philadelphia magnate denied that he had any intention of selling his club HAYES receive was not fixed 131- the commissioners Hayes has been receiving $158 a month but it is probable said a commissioner that his salary under the nes- appointment will be $250 a month or $3000 a year Field asked $5000 a year Most of the applicants desired to work on a commission basis which many contended would cost the county much more than a man employed on a salary Members of the advisory committee present yesterday were: Hanger I Burney Edrington Flournoy Howard Wright Noah Harding Frank alcRn I Mk Cheney and Ben 0 smith Sewanee to Play SEWANEE Tenn Oct last football game that the University of the South will play at home this season takes place this afternoon the University of Chattanooga eleven being the opposing team Chattanooga is reported to be much stronger than when her team met Georgia The game with Chattanooga will be the real test as tb what Sewanee can do against a strong eleven Ocie Claunch Star of Poly Eleven Back on Field I -e By Nov 1 real work of building Tarrant county's great system of permanent roads at a cost of $1000000 will begin according to IL Hayes the new county road engineer apvointed Friday "The commissioners and taxpayers sre anxious for work to begin as soon as possible" he said Saturday "It will take at least a month to complete the plans and estimates but some of them can be finished so that work can begin by Nov 1 The commissioners have not decided officially just what Materials will be used in the cardinal roads but the general understanding among them is that these eight roads are to be of the most permanent nature and the chief material will be rock of a good grade Labor Plentiful Soon "Xs soon as cotton picking is over there will be plenty of labor and the farmers will all desire road work employment It is the best time of year for this work because of the plentiful supply of labor and teams" Asked as to whether the roads would be built by contract or by the county on the day labor plan he said that that matter had not been decided upon but that both plans might be used1 Even on contract work it is probable that the commissioners will specify that home labor be used he said Mr Hayes said that the plans for the roads would be determined by the commissioners os would the portions of roads to be built first 1 Hayes Works for County 1 For the past six months Hayes has been employed by the county and has been in charge of road work Previous to that he was in the city engineerin derartment and had charge of making the plans and specifications end supervising street pavement work He has been in that work for ten years Mr Hayes in his application gave as references Mayor Davis Commissioners MadelilIt and Gilvin John Hawley Trammell George Vinnedge park superintendent and others He gave a list of twenty-five streets the construction of which he had supervised and also a number of graveled streets Hayes' appointment was made after meeting of the advisory committee This had been called by the commissioners for advice The committee recommended that the engineer be employed on a salary rather than commission basis: that the roads be of a remanent and stable character that work be let by contract with the stipulation that home labor and material be used as far as possible and that Julian Field of Grayson county be ap- Pointed Named on Third Ballot Hayes was elected on the third ballot The result of the first ballot was: Field Grayson county 2: Roby Fort Worth 1 Witt Dallas 1 Hayes Fort Worth 1 The second ballot was: Field 2 Hayes 2: Roby I The third ballot was: Field 2 Hayes 8 The salary which Mr nayes will ij- iis 7 4 1 iiTI 11'7' '4 r5 1 i 12' i ti i ill' i'7ill i''t i i-'1'- IS' 3 i 1 1 I 1 I 1 i i' 1''' i' I 1 1 vi :1 1 It lc i i The luckiest man in Ball Jim McAleer is a close second but Jim risked some money while all that Ball did was to sit still and collect except for striking out once One strikeout worth 40256g Big business? Rather Just $134156 every time be swung his bat Get that5teve? It's a high-water mark in these days of frenzied finance frenzied baseball and excessive pay for minimum effort Bali was pent to Boston from Cleveland The Red Sox assumed his contract and paid his salary for doing a few turns as infield substitute He was in less than a half dozen American League contests Then came the big series and he batted once He fanned and for each swing received $13415 Nobody ever made so much for doino- so little unless it is the national commission which hires a lawyer to decide its eases and a clerk to sign decisions with a rubber stamp USE PROOF Kessler's To The Trade 1 A W4 SC PVXIti'ttl7t Pg3 -4 CS S)-14)S 15C" Vet VOA lk Sat 6107 Every kink of Cedar Brook carries this pees IL Govt stamp which proves Its time honored challenge of Supreme Quality not offered by Try it Made 1904 Bottled 1912 11 wsgolasG 1912T ngbt igintsagt II: AA71 w' lrftri tiite 'ots toe r64V 41 o-i-tE(14c! 4 4 LT( 0 MSB Crowd at Dallas DALLAS Oct first big game In the Southwest this season directly affecting the football championship was called here this afternoon -between the University of Oklahoma and the 'University of Texas elevens Preliminary figures favored the Oklahomane who have more of last years men in their lineup than has Texas Last year on Thanksgiving Day the Oklahomans invaded Texas defeating the Texas eleven 6 to 3 Along with the State Fair the game attracted a big crowd many special trains bringing rooters into the city from a radius of more than 100 miles 1 4 7 s001 00 4 0T 1 tet 't t- 0 ti-' '3 cpsS-e 0-1VN 100 e8 Cor ova istoe101 sel) eSe tk co s' 5-1 1 1 0'1 et esv3 lot ts cedOeT ceeAT it510 1ee- ottle- 51 k'''Ca leTo A1eVI 2l 61311''''' :::1 cG 1::: 13 "re'T likesV -P11-1''' I A Log On The Track of the fast express means serious trouble ahead if not removed so noes loss of appetite It Means lack of vitaltry loss Of strength am' nerve weakness If appetite fails take Electric Bitters quickly to overcelnie the cause by toning up the and curing the indigestion Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Neb had been sick over three years but six bottles of Electric Bitters put him right on his feet again They have helped thousands They give pure blood strong nervea good digestion Only 50 cents at all Girls' Feast of Seven Tables The Philathea class of the First Methodist Church will give the Feast of Seven Tables In the basement of the church Friday Oct 25 from 6:30 to 9 o'clock Seven girls in seven colors will serve at seven tables for seven nickel! 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Virginia and Pennsylvania He re- mained only a short time discussing the routine of the campaign with William McAdoo vice chairman of the national Democratic commatee 1 1 I I I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 2 -4--47gtpt: -1 l'A --4-- -t- i 's f-e 4: 1 4 4': 11 41 A A 21L i 't1' "4' i4 ty' 1 --5 1 -4-'' -'k5-: 't 5 1-'-'4': A x'P'14o-- 1-4- rtzt ''51-Foi': t''' l' '4sAi---- ''''ak 5: 4 3-54k -5 i-v5 0 --f ---t 'Nktwor a -t- a' ''''''a 4 -4': --0 i7 --A's -soitviok A 44'7kt 4 -1-''7 41-0 13t' sf 44:1 7: 'U-1414 I 494 -1- N-' -t 0 Z-74 --z 1 --4-: 444-1 1 IS 0k''-is 1 7 T-1-441y--v vtA 44-4- Nip 1 --444i- 1 i --f -1 i-1 4:: ii 4 4- 44! cii '-V-5eN--' If --44 -0 471 14- iP-44-AN to-''''' --i 4 -1 -tle- -CA4 117 4 '-to tvf iNsu4041t 44t --14tzo'i 1 1e 4r1 11-4 '9o RI 0 I0 Vandy ye Georgia ATLANTA Ga Oct and the University of Georgia Clash in football here in the most important game of the South thus far this season Betting odds favor Vanderbilt but Georgia's chances were b-ttered by rain which has made the field heavy The Georgia team outweighs the Tennessee eleven ted--B- rem 107-nehr NCF-1444-r i te 74ge 44444gzevwor: p7Zge iz)-' I 1 ct 1 ct -----1 "I 3-74 t111't hatli HI" i 111 t'4117- 'DM 14 447--- 4 IT it rAyEILS 40 )(11 gra7Aei' I CZ 1 1 49 g' LI IF 9 3kargai "t' 0 44rammAii-ArsorW'1 4:4 li'llt-11 Al 440 V''''' '1--P'4 A it 0 116' -1 4 I 1 1 Boll --i 1 CHALLENGE THE TRADE on the following indis- putable Facts and Gov't Attested Figures: whiskies bottled in bond are only 4 to 5 years 7 to 8 year-old Mc Brayer's Cedar Brook Whiskey was bottled in bond(2956944 bottles)in 1911 in our one Cedar Brook Distillery than all other brands combined including all advertised popular brands made in Kentucky Maryland Pennsylvania and all over the none! 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