Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 3

iDAV OCTubEH 24 1914 FOIT- woirm -STAR TELEGRAM UP -TO-THE-MINI THTTF SPORT RTH SIDE BEATS DAL HIGH 27-0 rttrrtSar- -rtSfc As msn-Z3MS5 wwiwr' dry A 'A Jv n- North Side High School defeated Dallas High 27 to 0 in Dallas Friday afternoon The local boys outclassed the Dallas team in every department of the game McMillin Brick and Mathias played the strongest offensive game for the North Side boys Minton Weaver and Farmer were the strongest on the defense The Dallas boys fought gamely every inch of the way but were pot equal to the task assigned them North Side made a touchdown in each quarter The first came as a result of a line plunge by Mathias A perfectly executed pass McMillin to Simon brought the second marker home The third touchdown was kind of a freak McMillin was tackled at the end of a long end run he dropped the ball Brick recovered and dashed across the line The last score of the game came when Brick received a forward pass from McMillin and planted tile ball between the uprights The North Side line-up was as follows: Simons right end Minton right tackle Robertson right guard Weaver center Boswell left guard Farmer left tackle Frick left end Hopkins quarter Bonham right half McMillin left half Mathias fullback old A Farmers Succumb to Great Attack Harvard Expe5ts to Down Yost Team Minus Brickley BAYLOR AND AUSTIN PLAY TO DEADLOCK SOONERS MEET LONGHORNS ON DALLAS GRID Field Goal and Touchdown in Second Period Upset Plans of Red and White Everett Stars By Associated Press DALLAS Oct 24 The University ol Oklahoma and the University of Texas football teams met here today for their sixteenth annual game Oklahoma has won five of these games Texas nine aqd there -was one tie One of the hardest games of the season in the Southwest was expected Texas has a fast heavy team slightly outweighing Oklahoma but Oklahoma has displayed unusual class this fall having defeated the University of Missouri 13 to 0 last Saturday The probable lineup: Texas Position Okla Left End Turner McCasland Left Tackle Birge Claris (capt) Left Guard Goodman J- Bel1 Center Dittmar Bell Right Guard Jordan (capt) Hott dashing end runs by Everett and Scott carried the ball to the twenty-yard line where time for the half was called Artichoker in Game Artichoker the great halfback did not enter the fray until near the close of the game He was sent in to make a kick from placement from the fifty-yard line but the kick went wide by the matter of a few feet broken field running c6m-pletely dazzled the A defense and brought rounds of applause from the fans in the grandstand The game was the first big one ever pulled off in Fort Worth and was weU attended vThe Texas Longhorns attended the game in a body as guests of A The line-up: A Haskell Garrity Brooks Mitchell Spencer Battice Left end Braumiller Poweir Left tackle DeLong Eschenberger Timothy Left guard Cawthorn Stover Center Killough Dickie Choate Right guard Settegast Frazier Right tackle Brown Williams Right end "Scott Burns Flood Quarterback Everett Richards Powell Left halfback Bell Wilson Right halfback Coleman Gillifin Jamison Lee Rollins Artichoker Fullback Referee Crowley (Notre Dame) umpire Meeks (Michigan): head linesman Bowler (A M) Time of periods 15 minutes BY In a game replete with sensational plays and long distance kicks the Red and White of Texas A was trampled in the dust by the Haskell Indians from Lawrence Kan in a well-played game of football at Morris Park Friday afternoon 10 to 0 The defeat came as a hard blow to warriors who fought gallantly from whistle to whistle in an effort to turn the onslaught into a Texas victory A fluke gave the Indians their only touchdown A legitimate goal from placement In the second period by the Indians should have ended the scoring but later in the same quarter an A back missed a signal The ball was tossed where this back should have been but An Indian lineman with the agility of a cat pounced upon the oval and with the dash and speed of a reindeer stepped over the three remaining crossline and planted the pigskin squarely between the goal posts Powell the great Indian kicker had no trouble in booting' an easy goal Thus the Farmers met their Waterloo and not only did it mean defeat for them but it was the first time this season that an opponent has crossed the goal line Everett the Star The brightest star of the conflict turned up in Dudley Everett A fast left halfback Everett left no doubt in the minds of the 3000 wildly cheering fans that he is of all-state caliber Time after time the Dallas boy tore through the line and around their ends for long gains In the third period it looked as if the Redskins would again cross A goal line but the Farmers held on their one-yard line and the attack was repulsed A best chance to score came in the second period when a series of 'i OMAR ROMPS AWAY WITH MECGASTAKE Special to The Star-Telegram DALLAS Oct 24 Romping away under wraps with the last two heats Umar won the Mecca Stake the feature event of the race card at the Dallas State Fair Friday afternoon The winner was forced to the limit to stall off udson Girl a Cox horse Tommy Horn finished third The track was lit fair shape but the time was not as good as expected Other results of the afternoon were fes follows: Mecca Cafe stake $1500 2: OS trotters Omar 2 1 1 Tommy Horn 1 3 3 Judson Girl 3 2 2 M- 4 4 4 Time 2:09 2:08 2:16 2:17 pace purse $600 'Aliator 1 3 2 Floretta -Hawk 9 iHawk Gratteline Folly 4 4 1 Time 2:13 2:1112 2:12 Two-year-old pace purse $500 Squantum 1 1 1 Sir Shelby 2 2 2 Tiberas 3 3 3 Time 2:16 2:19 2:16 Four Race Belling purse $250 for S-year-olds and upward five and one-half furlongs: Great Friar won Fal- lane second Senorita Danna third Time 1:08 Fifth Race Selling purse $250 for 3-year-olds and upwards six furlongs: Mirco Jimmel won Butter Ball second Loftus third Time 1:13 Sixth Race Purse $250 for 3-year-olds and upward one and one-sixteenth miles: John Graham won Fort Sumter second Kelsetta third Time 1:45 Special Cavalry Rac by Horses of Second Army Division Distance one-fourth mile: Sergant mount was first winning $20 Private McDonald's mount second winning $15 Sergeant mount ran third win-rong $10 Corporal Paulley's mount was fourth winning $5 Time 0:26 PREXY GILMORE RE-ELECTED AS FEDERAL HEAD 1 Ry Associated Press NEW YORK Oct 24 James A Gil-ckore Friday was elected president and treasurer of the Federal League for ye years Gilmore succeeds himself president and John A George as treasurer "Ward was elected vice president anj Lloyd Rickert secretary fach for one year President Gilmore denied that negotiations for the purchase of the Chicago tubs by Charles Weeghman or the New lork Americans by the Ward brothers tere beinS considered It was also stated that no propositions-concerning t'eace agreement had been advanced baseball Gilmore stated that the ub reports showed that the league as a satisfactory financial and that club owners were unanimously in favor of continuing the or Panizatjfifj aon the unes originally out a year ngo He denied that Ey initiative had been taken by the ederals lucking to peace with the Na-onal or American Leagues or that nanges in the present circuit had been itcussed at the meeting Twelve play--s who finished the season with organized baseball have signed Federal ontraets for 1915 and six or eight more riXpeete to enter the new league ithin a short time according to Gil-jnore He stated that the league had ailed to secure Tesreau Fletcher and urns of New York as hoped as all mi rv us 1 ptrti cl st nree were bound by three-year con- tracts Several rumors which were eaten credence by those who followed the meeting in an unofficial capacity deluded a report that the Wards ouid place a Federal club on Manhattan Island in case organized base-call refused to recognize the fr Haughton Training His Team Has Depended Largely on BY FRANK MENKE Special to The Star -Telegram NEW YORK Oct 24 Harvard without its marvelous Brickley seems due for a beating when it tackles the powerful Michigan team that Up" Yost has assembled and which he will send against the Crimson wrar-riors in Cambridge next Saturday One of the most regrettable features of the year from the sporting viewpoint is the fact that Brickley has been forced out of the Harvard line-up that he will spend next Saturday in the hospital recuperating from an opera tion when his services are so badly needed by his team With Brickley in the line-up the game promised to be a thriller it promised to be one of the greatest battles in football history But with Brickley hors de combat only a few of the stanchest Harvard supporters feel that the Crimson will triumph over the Maize and Blue 5 The Harvard team was built around Brickley The great fullback was the main cog in the Harvard machine With that cog removed the machine seems jninus its power and its tremendous drive To Brickley more than anyone else is due the credit for Har great showing during the past three years boot beat Yale and Princeton last year and it was figured that boot might re peat against Michigan Depend on Brickley The Harvard team during the past three seasons has not been drilled to make touchdowns against its strongest foes It been drilled to smash through the lines and smash and 'smash again until it has carried the ball over the line Its main drilling has been to get the ball to within twenty or thirty yards of the rival line and to leave the rest to Brickley and his boot Rarely has the Harvard team attempted to carry the ball over the line of its powerful foes since Brickley joined the squad Coach Haughton probably figured there any use in taking a chance on having his men battered in a fierce fight in the shadows of the goal posts when he had toe to lead Harvard to an has a municipal That city is Paris and Paris has received untold favorable advertisement through this institution Beaumont has established a municipal abattoir and is about ready for operation Wichita Falls Austin San Antonio and other cities are planning their municipal abattoirs chief advantage of the municipal abattoir of course is in the guarantee of healthy meat to the consumers of the city A secondary advantage is in the saving of many byproducts- With an abattbir operated like those in other cities the butchers could keep their meats on cold storage at the city plant and draw on theif supply as needed It would be cheaper and more convenient for the butcher and would guarantee safer storage to the consumer A small fee is charged by the city for the storage States government inspectors are on duty at the packing houses If Uncle Sam finds it necessary to inspect meats shipped all over the country why shouldn't Fort Worth see the necessity of inspecting meats killed and sold right here in the citv "As it is Eort Worth has small plants where its meat is slaughtered With a municipal abattoir and a sound inspection system it would be impossible to put unhealthy meat on sale" Dr Yates state pure food and drug Inspector Johnson and Mrs L- Darwin inspectors of the state department and Gylaz have been surprised by the improved conditions they have found in Fort Worth The party arrived in Fort Worth Friday morning not quite sure but what complaints would have to be filed against a few obstreperous dealers who have failed to comply with the state pure food regulations Dr Yates was pleased Saturday however with the results of the tour so far He said he had found to Make Team Toe for Points easier and less dangerous way to victory absence from the Harvard line-up leaves Harvard without a real drop-kicker Mahan has some skill in that line So has Hardwick But neither has more than ordinary Drilling for Touchdowns Haughton now is face to face with the task of drilling the-Harvard team into becoming a touchdown machine He realizes that he must school it not only to carry the ball to the twenty or thirty-yard line but then carry it over the line He has no Brickley now to forestall a bitter battle within the ten-yard line The task that he faces in the limited time that he has is a huge one Haughton may succeed Harvard may give Michigan a beating when they meet next Saturday This is the year when all the is being upset But if Harvard wins it will be a surprise and a big one because Harvard will be pitted against a powerful eleven The Michigan team of 1914 is a team that its every foe must respect and fear It cluttered up with all-star men It given to individual playing but the team is perfect in its machine work It is fast and it surely can fight It is equally powerful on defense and offense Yost Schooling Team Yost has schooled nis men as he never schooled a team before The greatest ambition of his life has been to beat Harvard The opportunity lies before him and he means to grasp iu He is drilling his men to use an alternating attack on Harvard a mixture of old football with the new' And Yost too has taught his men some tricks that only the wonderful brain of Yost can figure out tricks intended to amaze the spectators and sweep Harvard off its feet too bad for the sake of the game that Brickley lie able to play A wonderful and thrilling gridiron contest was in prospect with both teams sending their full strength into battle a battle that would not permit alibis such as are likely to come from Harvard and with justification if Harvard is beaten grocers and butchers more willing than ever to up" a protection against flies and meddling animals and to clean their establishments The state officials are co-operating with the city health board in the framing of a city pure food ordinance that will be a model for other cities It will embody the best of regulations from ordinances of other cities over the country The ordinance willbe ready to lay before the city commission within a few days JURY DISAGREES Trial of Jack Thompson for Murder of John West Without Result- After being out for nearly twenty-four hours the jury in the case of Jack Thompson on trial in the Seventeenth district court for the murder of John West at his home on Maple street Aug 31 was discharged late Friday afternoon having reported that it was unable to agree The report of the jury said that it stood 8 to 4 but it was not stated whether the majority was for conviction or acquittal CHECK KIDNEY TROUBLE AT ONCE There is such ready action in Foley Kidney Pills you feel their healing from the very first dose Backache weak sore kidneys painful bladder and Irregular action disappear with their use Palmer Green Bay Wis says: wife is rapidly recovering her health and strength due solelv to Foley Kidney And Hutchens Nicholson Ga a few doses' made me feel better and now my pains and rheumatism are all gone and I sleep all night long- Drug Store Adv Special to The Star-Telegnm SHERMAN Texas Oct 24 Playing nip and tuck football from start to finish Austin College and Baylor University battled to a scoreless tie here Friday afternoon The Sherman collegians clearly outplayed their Waco opponents in every period with the exception of the second Their gains were principally the result of line plunges Not until the final quarter did the locals attempt any open play In the third quarter Austin College worked the ball to Baylor's two-yard line only to be held by downs In the final quarter both sides resorted almost entirely to forward passes in an attempt to score The lineup: Austin College Barrett left end Livingston left tackle Sowell left guard White center Currie right guard Me Call right tackle Carroll right end Baker quarter Lowe left half Williams (captain) right half McElroy fullback Baylor Stanton left end Roach left tackle Berry left guard Turner center Jones right guard Norris right tackle Fanning right end Mitchell quarter Crosslin left half Roach right half Fouth fullback Substitutes Austin College Holland for Carroll Baylor Read for Fanning Soap for Mitchell label for Crosslin Mansel for Roach Isaac for Turner Turner for Berry Time of quarters 12 minutes Officials Referee Chock Kelly (Carlisle and Texas A M) umpire Utay (Texas A M) headlinesman Chapman (Sewanee) HILLBILLIES DOWN TRINITY AT WAXAHACHIE Special to The Star-Teleoram WAXAHACHIE Texas Oct Completely upsetting all predictions the Daniel-Baker team of Brownwood clearly outclassed Trinity in game here and won as it pleased 19 to 7 The score does not indicate how clearly the Hill Billies outplayed the Presbyterians Daniel Baker used the old-time line attack plunging slowly but surely through line for most of the distance gained Daniel Eaker scored touchdowns in each of the first second and fourth quarters Trinity scored her lone touchdown in the final period when Duncan intercepted a forward pas3 and with a clear field dashed seventy-five yards across Baker's line for a touchdown Anderson and Gibbs for Daniel Baker were the stars of the game Oftentimes Anderson bucked through thin line for gains of twenty-five Yards The lineup Trinity Beall left end McKenzie left tackle Carr left guard Herring center Whitefield right guard Fleming right tackle Orr right end Estes quarter back Quaite left half Huffman full back Duncan right half Daniel Baker Turner left end Gibbs left tackle Bagwell left guard Perry center Freeland right guard Land right tackle Thomas right end Prentiss quarter back Prentiss left half Anderson full back Smith right half Daniel Baker Phillips for Prentiss Trinity Groseclose for Carr Garrett for Duncan "Ward for Orr Allen for Groseclose Sunkle for Quaite King for Estes Referee Massingill (Texas) umpire Parker (Austin) Portland Wins Pennant SAN FRANCISCO Oct The Pacific Coast League baseball season will close next Sunday with the Portland Ore champions of 1913-1914 again winning the pennant Braves Start New Season at Head of League Standing of the Clubs 1 Parse 131 163 Bush 141 Richards 161 McLean 164 201 16a 16 Totals 798 Young bowled for Rail Panthers won in roll off BRAVES 821 Officials: MoisS (Sewanee) referee Langford (Trinity College) Connecticut) umpire Utay (A M-) head linesman CENTRAL CANCELS CLEBURNE GAME The game between the Fort "Worth Central High and the Cleburne eleven was called off Friday night when Cleburne officials notified the local management that they would be unable to comply with the State Interscholastic League rules As Central is a member of this league they are not allowed to meet other high schools not governed by the same restrictions Next Saturday Central will again meet the Mineral Wells High at Mineral Wells Central is planning for revenge for the defeat administered by the Mineral Wells squad on a local field Oct 17 STATE FOOD OFFICERS BACK ABATTOIR PLAN Dealers Show Disposition to Obey Regulations Says Dr Yates State pure food officials touring Fort Worth's groceries neat shops bake shops and drug stores promised every assistance Saturday Dr Gilmore chairman of the city health board in his proposal to establish a municipal abattoir Dr proposal probably will go before the city commission soon The health board chairman has studied the question thoroughly and his plan has the indorsement of the state officials here in every way Worth is uniquely situated- for a municipal Golaz chief of the state pure food department said Saturday packing houses already have their slaughter houses and it would not be necessary for the city to erect new buildings if it can contract with the packing houses to do the slaughtering and simply maintain municipal inspectors at tiie abattoir far only one city in the state fr Braves Panthers Rushers Athletics tournament of the fall season opened on the alleys Friday night The Braves began the new tournament with a spurt by taking both games of a double header from the Athletics The Fanthers and Bushers broke even in their setto each team winning a game Announcement was made before the tournament began that the Parker Pen Co would give a solid gold fountain pen with an head and diamond setting to the bowler with the highest individual average at the end of the tournament The pen will be on exhibition at Covey within the next few days In the opening games the Bushers had little trouble in annexing the first game from the Panthers but the second affair ended in a deadlock In the roll off the Panthers won by nine pins Bush of the Bushers made the high score of these games with 202 Crippled by the absence of Captain Sopris and Andrews the Athletics made a sorry showing in the games with the Braves Both games were easy victories for five" Keisker of the Braves rolled the highest score of the evening in the final game with 2i The scores: PANTHERS Bryant bowled for Sopris Morgan bowled for Andrews Official fixures fix the number of cows in Hungary at 2620000 of which more than 2000000 are pure-blooded animals of the best milk producing breeds The Uruguay legislature has just set aside a large sum of money for the use of the nation in participating in the Panama -Pacific Exposition 13 Cunningham Henry Gemsbacher Kline.