Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 28

Trr 11 Avi- 1 t1 I ti i i I 41 '1 SUNDAY OCTOBER 15 1916 i i pArr TWENTY-EIGHT FORT WO-Tri4i S-TAR-TELEGRAT 14 i is 1 BASEBALL NT AND VIEWS 7) SPORT TEN-Nis GOLF iuND i I BoXING I r-lef: i Air HEETIcs anonommennammommik I i EDITED BY A KEISKER 1 1 r------- 1 Tinrrm nn cum amiss CENTRAL HIGH 11 Fort Worth Boys on Texas Team 11 11 FOOTBALL 1 Mtn URN I pArr TWENTY-EIGHT CRUCIAL GAMES GAMES Erm1 CENTRAL HIGH Fort EDITED BY A KEISKER gdMIOM Worth Boys on Texas Team SPOR'T 'TIGERS 1710111L 11 FOOTBALL RESULTS 41 11 Ellin At New 12 Lehigh 01 141 At 6 University of Penn At 3 Tufts At 48 Kenyon At 20 Navy 19 19 SCHEDULED AT PANTHER PARK At Panther Park this afternoon the I North Texas Subday League draws one game nearer a close wheu Armour Company meets Stonestreet Davis In the first game and Stock Yardz battle with Sandegards in the afterplece Manager Sorrells of Armours will send Brown in to pitch while Manager Penelon will use Vincent and Smith as battery men for the Clothiers The second game is expected to be a battle royal Stock Yards are now leading the league by half a game and If Armour wins from the Clothiers! Stock Yards must win or be forced from the top of the percentage column: Manager John Bolinger of Stock! Yards will use Bolinger or bzee on the mound Manager Wilkinson will use Skidmore Pinky Fitzgerald will perhaps be back In the Grocers line-up today He is a sure fielder and one of the heaviest bitters of the league Dick Hornsby Fort Worths representative to the major league is expected out today as he has arrived to spend the winter here Today's games may go a long way toward deciding the race for the flag as only two more games of the schedule remain to be played Kid Nance will have charge of the 1 field and fans are insured of good clean' games turned out in good time ARLINGTON WINS IN I SNAPPY GAME WITH McKINNEY HIGH TEAM LED AT ER PARK this afternoon the Leigue draws ono At 21 North Carolina At 14 Kansas GALVESTON Oct A I i Aggies met disaster in the last quarter- 1 At Iowa 17 Grinnell 7 the contest with Louisiana State 1 At Ames Ames 13 Saturday Flannigan who hails At West 17 Holy the Nutmeg State was the naL-: I Cross I A M's nemesis a substitute 1 At Ithica 42 WU- back whose long runs In the last q74: i Hams ter put the Tigers in shape to irl a At 28 South 13 to 0 game 1 Dakota 3 The game was even and looking i a At Athens 21 Flor- 0 to 0 tie until half of the 1 last pe-i 1 Ida was gone A Lexington 45 With the ball on the Aggies' Itz-- 1 Kentucky yard line Flannigan playing right )' At Columbia 13 circled left end for a twenty-flve-ret Washington gain Burnstein was downed for I At Washington gton and gain Henry bucked right tacke 441104-' i 44111111p101k --tow t4Ittlimil 1311410110011gettilin 1 yr itkor77L--- Iv 4 s- -e-- f4 k---: i 44 e-- i i -7'-- it A 111 --s: 4 ''''''z' VittAtit4r''' -1: it -5- -4Ne: -11: -t' -Ift'i''- I 'siiti42- 4---': 4 42 I': tk-: 4t t4J ::0: --'sr 4 4k 4- :41" 4-Idcf 4- 46 i :) '''''--t 14: xt-4w -7-r rf--s' it i 14' -KIx4-4-70'' 11 ifiertit-4 r' t- 1 4 4-- -sk -1'' 'ic 4P-- "A 4-- 3 -1 VAlei- 5 -z 4 ikI- 4t le f4: (- 'ie 'A' 4 t' fr'4's 'w-i -r vzw-: I ie ---'-r4 T's A 7 '''''Ci4 fkeei 'frt --) -1 4'46 Z1Z7 -i '''4 1-144TIfilk mty4 --44vtt VeiecTiOnN14 1- i talik 4 iI s'r''L4'''- AO 4--Zt 0 ''1---t' ---eN '--'4 A "4Efzz-ItAt At -P i1 S'' i Z1 '2 '7f 4 4: niS'' A 9 4 4'''' 4t- 411V 4 41S4rt 6 tf439: ANSIMIONT 4' '15117t 4- r'ZV A--- 4-''-'-k-''' 'i itiot 0) ''t0t -co )P fv Jefferson 46 Marietta 6 five-yard me The Aggies gairedki 1 four yards and on the last At 62 Massa- ried the ball over Baird kicked chusetts Aggies Kendrick took Bald's I on VII FAR sa 11 inn thz Aggies 33 Al- and ran back ten yards to the en yards and on the third- dos--1 A st 6 Easton 0 ITrs I ball was fumbled by somebo12 nu Herbert recovered it for the 1ns 4 i- 1 At 69 Amherst 1 Henry bucked the line for five p- I I and Flannigan took the ball an ICity left for twenty A forward passE7 1 At Lewiston 7 Ne h-'4--: Ito O'Quinn put the ball on the A- 1 Hampshire State one-yard line and the defeider penalized half the distance for i 1 At 48 Kenyon I At 61 Franklin 10 Harvard I paheltdrdbuftatFieldannoing the 4- Ari cr Flannigan was taken from the tx 7 eeft lobtr3e nt braeenat As reason ie onefds Taihcfakul having gau it A a 4v and Marshall I College 8 At Valley 13 Vil- eAo tr ov ray ti si 25 Albright 0 game slightly hurt gs'tita-aiar'clo command which isbh onaT' -3 ty 46t 41 At lowa 17 Grinnell 7 At New 13 Washington and Lee 13- At 37 Trinity 0 final At Champaign-Colgate 15 Illinois 1 lo 'a 3 At 28 Wabash Wilson 7 At Ann 26 Mount I RogErs Union At 13 Texas For'! A NI At 128 Ober- Crow lein At 42: Indiana Kendri At 141 Akron 3 At Minneapolic Minnesota 47: Littere North Dakota 7 At 14 St Law- Rollins rence Wilson For1 Crow Kendrick Litterest Rollins ARLINGTON Texas Oct lington Military Academy deftated Mc--Kinney high school Saturday on Ar-: lington's campus in a game abounding with fast snappy work and sens-Aional plays on the part of Arlington the score being 12 to The features of the game were a fifty-yard run around right end by Pete Pinson runs of Collins the fast little quarterback for Arlington gains on runs by Britt and line bucks by Arlington's fullback Robinson and runs by Hoventamp Arlington's goal was never threatened and they had the ball continuously- in McKinney's territory The first touchdown was made in the first quarter by Robinson and the second by Collins in the third quarter The military academy team under the able management and untiring work of Coach McKee has made an excellent showing this season and snowed marked improvement' over last Saturday's game The game was throughout fast and snappy and clean sity team are Gillis Johnson (left) nd Hanger has been dividing honors MASONIC HOME PLAYS NOIITH A TIE i l': A 4- I I I 1 'f' I 11' 1 i 1 a 'i -4 'i i j'' 1 1 li' I 1 i I' 1 i i 1 I i'1 i 'I a I i1 ---i- 'f 1 ri 1 'i il i 1 Hi 1 i i71 1 1 i I 1 II 1:: Il I :1 ii 1 I i' 1:1 Al 14 1: I 14 Al 7 1 'I 11 1 i 1 --i 1H -4 4 4 4 T' 11A i 4 trl 114 1 rri :1 I ft I 7 -1 1 1 1 11 i ir :0 i 1 iH ii i 3 1 1i It I It 1 1 4111 4-) i i i I1 I 1 I ')' 4') 1 1 )1 1 1 i it il 'j 11 I ii 70 i ii- ''1 5-! i'')0 4 i Al I ii i li) litit i' it 1 it IA a 1 :14 1 1 1411'1 It! 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I tr' -i I 14- 1 I I 4 it 1' 4 14 II-I 'I 411 i :11 4 '1114 1 tt 411 4 to' I A 9 ti 41 i i ye seemingly made the State Univer is a mainstay in the Longhorns' line a BEARS PLAY POOR GAME: BEAT TRINITY Ely United Presto DALLAS Oet Baylor Bears inaugurated the annual State Fair program of football here Saturday afternoon by taking a slow game from the Trinity University eleven of Waxahachie 37 to The game was a weird exhibition of high school football Both teams were unusually light for university elevens and put up a very ordinary brand of football before a small crowd composed mostly cf students of the two schools The Bears started with a rush receiving the kick-off They began a march down the field which was halted when Theron Fouts captain and fullback sustained a torn shoulder ligament which put him out of the game Short was substituted but the loss of Fouts the veteran backfield general seemed to demoralize the Baptists badly A forward pass netted the first score of the game Roach passed twenty yards to Thompson -who carried over the Trinity goal Crosslin kicked goal Score: Baylor 7 Trinity The Trinity team came back strong Ferguson returned the kick-off twenty yards Two forward passes in quick -cession were incouiplete but third Ferguson to Fincher 'gained thirty-five yards for Trinity Another forward pass netted fifteen more and Trinity lost her best chance to score when Ferguson attempted to pass across the Baylor goal line which was incomplete Baylor scored another touchdown and a field goal in the second quarter and piled up twci more touchdowns in third quartet and another in the final period The line-up: left end: Carr left tackle: Weir left guard Rugel center: Smith right guard: Anderson right tackle Bryant left end: King quarterback Earl Overall left half Ferguson right half Ferguson fullback left end: 1 Roach left tackle: Fielder left guard Turner center Hughes right guard Morris right tackle: Reed riget erd: Crosslin auatterback Wilson left half Roach right half Fouts (captain) fullback (Texas) referee: Parker (Austin) unwire Bowman (Polytechnic) bead linesman Score by periods: Baylor 7 9 14 7-37 Trinity 0 0 0 0 NORTH SIDE SECONDS BEAT MASON SCRUBS North Side High's second team won from Masonic Home seconds in a well played game Saturday filternoon 14 to 9 North Side's ability to execute the forward pass gave -Coach Keen's youngstersthe best of the argument Baxter Frazier and Murphy played best for North Side and Reevcs and Wimberly for the Masons Beaumont Beats Houston BEAUMONT Oct High Went down in defeat before Beaumont High Saturday afternoon 27 to The visitors -vere outclassed throughout the game the locals scoring in three out of four quarters keeping Houston on the defen3ive MEETS DEFEAT VIITH DENTON DENTON Texas Oct high won its third game of football played this season by defeating Fort Worth Central high here Saturday afternoon 20 to Goods for Denton made two touchdowns and Kelsey one Fort Worth had six of her regular men knocked out during the game and was compelled to substitute thus hampering the team MAROONS SON IMPROVEMENT WITH HOOSIERS Special to The Star-Telegram CHICAGO Oct Stagg had whipped his Maroon warriors into some kind of shape for Indiana today and Chicago hung up a 22 to 0 victory That was comforting to Maroon supporters after the drubbing that Carleton handed Stagg's pride last Saturday but did not prove anything conclusive in regard to the conference championship The Indiana line was woefully weak and Stagg's forwards tore the line to pieces in almost every line play There must be great improvement before the Maroons can battle on even terms with Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois The strong Colgate team from the East sent Illinois down to a 15 to 3 defeat Illinois only scored via the toe route While this game has no bearing on the conference champion it shows that Illinois is not nearly as strong as last year In the northern end of the route the expected happened when Wisconsin beat South Dakota 28 to 3 and' Minnesota administered a 47 to 7 defeat to North Dakota's huskies Ohio State was in action but her defeat of Oberlin was regarded as having little bearing on the conference championship as Oberlin's teams have been feeble in the past few years Only the immensity of her 128 score was astonishing Michigan in spite of Yost's bear wails had little trouble of disposing of the Mount Unior team 26 to The big test for Michigan will come next week when she meets the Mich- I igan Aggics who are always primed for this game Missouri Ames and Nebraska all won their games In the Missouri Valley conference and apparently will fight out the championship in that organization unless there is a decided reversal in form BENNY LEONARD TO MEET EVER HAMMER IN DECISION BOUT 1 KANSAS CITY Oct 14--The biggest boxing event ever staged in Kansas City is on the cards for next Wednesday night Oct 18 when Benny Leonard the New York boxing star meets Ever Hammer the bristling blonde of Chicago in a fifteen-round bout to a decision The battle will be staged In Convention hall with EdW Smith of Chicago as referee Leonard is the New York knockout king and right now ts considered as the most logical contender for the lightweight title This is his first trip west of New York and his first meeting with the tough Chicago Swede who has been on his trail for two years Charley White of Chicago has challenged the winner of this match The Strong Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than the Weak Old people who are feeble and younger people who are weak will be strengthened and enabled to go through the depressing heat of summer by taking regularly Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system 60c WELL WHADDVE THINK OF THAT? Robinson after he had eaten his Cream of Wheat started through the Dell to call on his girl Ruth who was the daughter of a Miller Her great I Hobby was baseball She Coombs her hair and starts for the park The game starts "Hooper up" cried Carrigan The ball flies to the right Gardner "Great Scott that 01-son of a gun Marquard pitches like a black-Smith" he said Diubert and Myers were good Dodgers as Leonard Shore was putting them over and came near hitting them Lewis was the best Walker and after he got on base you might as well Shorten the paths as be was chief Gainer by stealing Janv-rin over second base and Quigley said he Cut "Shaw" said Thomas "we'll beat them yet" "0-Day when the Trolley Dodg- I ers Can fill the Red Sox we wear 60(79 money may look good to them But oh man that ITessie' is a bear" MORRISON The best football game of the sea-1 son in the high school class was At Kendall 16 Haskell Indians staged at the Masonic Home campus I Saturday afternoon when the f-trong Oklahoma At 11: Flocida Masonic Horne team clashed with North! Side High Nortn Side gained an early I At Charlottesville Virginia 21 lead by taking the ball down the field' Richmond College for a touchdown in the first quar- At 45 Ken- ter masonic Home came back and 13' pressed the North Siders back for a At Tech 9 Day- idson touchdown in the second quarter and from then it was a draw neither side At 14 Clemson 10 being able to score I At Aggies North Side carried the ball to their! 23: University of Chattanooga opponent's eight-yard line but failed' At New 14 Spring to make the necessary gain North save! Hill Side's goal was never in danger when they were penalized half the dis-1 At Carolina 23 tance to their goal Woodford Those who deserve honorable men- At 92 Mercer tion for the Mason- are Bridges Bratcher Singleterry Baker and Cap- i At 54 South Charleston 7 taut Johns The latter was a groundi At I 54 Gallaugainer at all times I det For North Side the best ground! At Virginia 20 gainers were Hill Moffitt Young i V- 13' Boswell Collins Captain Boswell I James and McDonne11 were the main 0- At 16 Oklahoma stays in the North Side line The tackling of Moore Jam and! At 13 Texas i Aggies Matlock was clever the latter stoppingi At University 19 several who were loose for touch- Wyoming University 10 downs He was also clever in tn- position of defensive quarter never drop- ping a punt and always running them DAR1011EsTA Is back for good gairis The game was clean and sporcsman- like throughout Only two penalties were assessed during the entire game The lineup: SPEEDWAY KING North Side Position Masonic Home McDonnell Anderson 1 CI enter Walker Caldw Johns Capt' Right guard James Cunningham CHICAGO COURSE Right tackle Collins rridges Right end Moore 1-Vhigenant Moore 'Whisenant At duty but his punting was form The lineup: A Position I Thornton Johnson Err: i Left End Settegast La i Left Tackle 1 1 McKnight 1 Left Guard Guard btl Center 1 Ee7t I e' 4- Right Gua Id Cooper te234 Right Tackle 1 0Q-1 Right End Burns Ea11: Quarterback (Capt) Lewis BUM- i Ken Tremers Left Halt 1 GlIfillan Green Flan- i tigan RadErre I Right Half I Coleman Mitchell E--r-r I Fullback Referee Dyer (Texas): (Iowa State) bead linesman luter (Missouri) GI Milan UNERRING BOOT BY TIBBOTT WINS GAME FOR PRINCETON TIGES Special to The Stor-Teitorta PRINCETON Oct erring boot by Dave Tibbott true et forty-five-yard line netted the 71-rs the only three points scored game with Tufts here Saturday ettr- noon Only two minutes rema-- play at the time The Medford boys who defeated Frvard last Saturday proved a tr'3t proposition for Rush's eleven showed two fine running barks Westoott and Doans and were wqr proficient in handling forward reas'e- The Tigers displayed flashes of bn2: liant open field work as well as driving power into the line The w'5 of Eddy in retut iing punts was a 3 feature as was ths kicldng Of DrIes Tuft's defeat of Harvard at Dan bridge last week has made them team to be feared and the Oct'l critics of the East looked upon game as a criterion of the Tigers' Por ers John Rush the mentor Of Frxtp ton football realized this and Ice! chance to develop his team during past week 4T' Vith the single exception -'ET- Eberstadt who started at lialfhek Billy Moores place the Tigers bk: their complete strength on the the outset of the game HARVARD HAS EASY GAME WITH NORTH CAROLINA TARO Syeellal to The CAMBRIDGE Oct 14--Ilarre7C-1- an easy time defeating North Carolina 21 to 0 Saldr-12 I spite of a patched up line ar-d X'' field in which half a dozen I Played the Crimson 1as atle ter th 1 a comparatively feeble offer'-" i the Southerners In the opening half Casey t-r whirlwind football for long runs placed the team tion to score 5 1 Harvards forward passing was the most sUCCessful of tht four of the passes ga-itlrl 't i ground North Carolina was t4omuethedrannegrseroguosi tfoorthtebeliannea-111 3 was the thirty-eight Yard 112e- Lovell and SflCW substite! i yard linemen were both talcep7" the game with injured legs tftouchdown 00 fourth down the goal line and Florweel ro dwt i nhi the a ibehafdeor to hmraeearnsd sri nabpgyroa 5 s7f i tore off a long end over came Another he for the ore hd al kicked the goaL gt VI' when Casey made a 1 airn kicked run Plunges by HOrWeert rt': I ball to the ten-yard has 5-4 t'' there Burnham carried it ovpl- s' touchdown on a delayed Pasi a straight drive down the te': r-- the kickoff The touchdowsliel kstiarte the Han-ad started sgecooaLnd on a clever forward pass Ir' to Coolidge- i 1 1 Two Fort Worth boys who ha and Robert "Bob" Hanger Johnson with Trabue at quarter DONEFIS LOSE BITTER GAME MTH KENDALL Speciat to Vic Rtar-Teleorom NORMAN Okla Oct one of the bitterest fought contests ever staged on Boyd Field the Oklahoma Sooners went down in defeat at the hands of Henry Kendall College 16 to 0 Saturday afternoon Homer Montgomery Oklahoma's crack end who was given a position on the all Southwestern conference team last year was retired in tne second quarter with a broken arm Montford Johnson quarter and Jess Fields end both 'regulars on the 1915 all-victorious- team were also injured and may not be able to enter the Texas game Saturday Grove full back because of his kicking Young quarter and Hause halfback were easily the stars in the Kendall lineup Willis Hott all-Southwestern guard in 1915 who replaced McGlothlin and Graham Johnson 120-pound younger brother to Montford who played at quarter in the last fourth of the game showed best for the Sooners Young Johnson's brolien field running was possibly the best eve' exhibited nere Kendall's seritig cailie in three different quarters a piace kick in the first a twenty-yard pass Grove to Young in the second and a short run in the fourtli by Haase The line-up: Oklahoma Position Kendall Fields Handley Left end Tolbert Dlevins Left tackle Montgomery Wallace Left guard Douglas Allen Center McGlothlin Austin Right guard Dlevins Le itgomery ft tackle Wallace Left guard Ls Allen Center thlin Austin Right guard tackle Leek ley Right atgornery Jones Right end mott Left half Miller tnson Young Tyler Right tackle Montgomery Right end McDermott Left half Johnson Quarterback McCain Hause Right half Von Tungeln Grove Fullback Substitutes: Ross Johnson for McDermott Brewer for Douglas Hott for McGlothlin McFerron for Montgomery Briscoe for Johnson Kramer for Fields Johnson for Johnson Gammil for Kramer Kramer for Tolbert Whisenant for McFerron: Balcer for Montgomery Hott for Tyler Wright for Gainmil: Graham for Briscoe Miller for Feist Wallace for Leek ley Edwards for Wallace lace (Texas A 7N1) referee Waller (Epworth) umpire Cloudman (Oklahoma) headlinesman Football Player Injured CLEVELAND Oct Conley right end of the Asthabula Ohic high school team is dying in a htspital here His neck was broken in the second period of the game between Asthabula High and Shaw High here Saturday afternoon Conley tackled a runner The tackler's body went limp The game was brought to an I abrupt end At State College Pa--PentISYIVallia State 39 West Virginia At 42 Randolph Macon At Gettysburg Gettysburg 20 George Washington At 49 C'arkson 13 At 25 Trinity At New 6 Vermont Norte Dame 26 Noeetett to The CHICAGO Oct 14---Danio Resta holds his title as champion of the Chi cago speedway He Nvon the 230-mile race Saturday and broke the track record doing 1039 miles an hour Resta drove a Peugeot His time was 2:24:1668 Johnny Aitken in a Peugeot gave Resta a good run for first and was only 16 seconds back of the winner Rickenbacher in a Maxwell finished third Calvin in a Premier fourth Lewis in a Premier fifth and Henderson in a Maxwell sixth Ralph De Palma dropped out because of a broken valve It was a great race from a race standpoint but not until the last fifty miles Then things began to get exciting and it was Aitken's or Restzes race thereafter It needed only a change of one tire to make or break a winner Hednick D'Alene's mechanician was badly burned during the race While filling-the gas tank in D'Alene6s car the machine caught fire and he came running down the track enveloped in flames Officials and bystanders rushed him Inside the track under the press stand and while some threw sand on him others wrapped him in overcoats but did not extinguish the flames until he had been badly burncl and was taken to the hospital Billy Chandler was also burned about the neck but not GIRLS BEGIN BASKETrI3ALL WORK Texas Christian University has twenty basket ball girls working two hours a day as hard as a basket ball squad ever worked The squad has several ambitions but one in particular to beat Munday is coaching the basket ball girls and out of the twenty who have reported he believes that he can develop a splendid sextet Games for the Christian girls are already matched with Texas Womans College Southwestern University and the North Texas State Normal It is expected that a series of games will be played among the Fort Worth girls' basket ball teams to decide the city championship a loving cup to be given the winner BILL LUTHER IS MEDAL WINNER IN TENNIS TOURNEY "BILL" LUTHER I Luther Is winner of the Natatorium Tennis Clubs fob during the September tournament of that organization The club bolds monthly singles tournaments with a fob as the prize It becomes the permanent property of the man who wins it three times in succession Luther was the runner-up in the August tournament being beaten In the finals by Hine Hine has left Fort Worth since then and did not participate in the September tournlment v-i'fic7! '''ji v4- Akio 4 1 i r) te 1-: Left guard Boswell Capt Thompson Left tackle Marsh Frazier Bratcher Left end Hill terry Right half Moffitt Young Matlock Baker Left half Craig Quarterback Johns Fullback Touchdowns Collins Single terry goals from touchdown Johns and Moffitt Referee Dirge (Bryant School) umpire Tarlton (Washington Heights) treadlinesmani -Cox (Diamond Hill) timekeepers Keen and Robertson quarters 15 12 15 121-4 Lawton Defeats Watonga LAWTON Okla Oct high school fuothall team defeated Watonga team here yesterday 31 to 7 Lawton has played four games this year and Watonga wag the first team to score on the local squad I I I VERNON HIGH BEATS CHILLICOTHE HIGH 18 TO VERNON Texas Oct Vernon High School defeated Chillicothe High School this afternoon 18 to a I I I I 7 I 11 1 I.