The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 12

'A' eitTtli ya TURF TALK FROM THE EAST QUESTION OF RAVING THE SCALE OP WEIGHTS IS AGAIN TO THE FOSIL F1 111 1111 4-z- 7 t': 'is '''-f' 1 1 TIrt71ITANIJAD'CrITMAU'STINDA Tlrovrtturn 81C11- a IL: THER13 IS NO GAME LIKE FOOTBALL TURF TALK FROM THE EAST 4'" QUESTION OF RAIFING THE SCALE OP WEIGHTS 18 AGAIN TO THE FORE I f--1' 8 gaTiut AtwArltAl im 0 to 0 4 1 i I A I 1 all Awt I A 3RINGTej Ili -11111 l'br4til 141111 10 4602m lt um' "II do P) 51Filat I 61sslQ 0 '''N' ariblimolue lookr tabliplebma by SPot ronoolf Ve0 and Joel Netillestes mug L'opts Taktpk 1111118114ekat by Poo slag Wall anal I 611111881118 Groot dookoym Wits Wore Forged to Se Abroad I Order to Ittdo41look Motto Was Stoe--yoot Mid too et diattalot6 Groat Joakey Wile Wore Pawed la Cla Ahmed la ta ItIdo-nliatok Marla Was a Stat--yeet Mamma at Jilillillfga I 1 I NEW 1 lryttt I I I I 1r840fr4iO4 I 671 el'11 alfrjaPis I II II 1 ilykto 004 vot 11 a Tjl )1114- fr il' tS- AmoNIV 2 qit Ili I it cIt i 4 ---2-t '20'' Ill i Lt' 117-)-i) TA 1 l'---" P4 d4it111-M A 6 7'ekAliri1 1'1 11 I 1-NdttexVett LA 7--111g711-)1)1111110r- I 11-fl 511 A tA PIM I Iloct II-7 41 I arttimrt 14 1- ett 1 e7Ndr 1 k--e411111 'kr I I I 113 rro tg- 1 I HANfil 11 I i ea-inf 71(4-1t-Irt I I (115 -wp(-1-7)" 1 Arryier--- kl )1- mriNik 1 I i i kkk J---kk 1 1 Now Togo Nov old gumlike et raising the scale of Jockey weights is again to the fore It is given added interest just now by- the number of fine riders who have been driven from the American turf by the low scale During the past decade America has tam some of her most brilliant jockeys through the fact that the weight scale here would not allow them to hese more than an occasional mount and the consequence has been that the ridere were forced to seek their occupations and fortunes in foreign climes Among this number are Danny Maher the greatest rider England has known since Fred Archer's days Fred Tarsi Henry Spencer "the Iceman" Nash Turner Harry Lewis Tony liaMillan new dead Tommy Horns Winme O'Connor and a host of other brilliant of the pigskin It was not that these boys bad outlived their usefulness by any means for they went eight over to England and Europe and all made aum erases Another brilliant rider whose days in the saddle are numbered ie Walter Miller ithin the last two years Miller has taken on considerable weight until now be finds it impossible to ride lighter than int pounds A year or to ago he could do ninety pounds Jack Martin who is as good a horseman in the saddle as one can find throughout the coon try because of hie lit now only gets a mount perhaps onee or twice a week scarcely enough to keep him in practice NMol is another of our good rider whose tiding career is very and the same may be said of Radtke and Knapp Naw Yoe' Nov lioTiut etwatia of LI 4 "MINIM WISLEIDEVELOPES AiuSeLES NOY Zitouoty INTO-PLAY 1791N1Pil 'AZLE 'OENELOPES AiuSCLES NOY OY4111WiSt 15)tOLIOMY INTO -PtAX so Si lama AND 040511 Lioif 411 1 IT TEAcHE5 OUR 'BOYS To IAMLf AND couraAgEous Th TAKE KNOCKS AND TUMtS wtmour os SURE! jy tS ALSO GOOD FOR THE LuNGt3 140T tOr4Ly Fort THw PLAYERS UT rolt ri4E: DEvOYEESAS wElok tafde '1''1 -'''I IT tS ALSo GOOD FOR THE LUNGS NOT IT TEACHES OUR 'BOYS To 'BE d'AAML1 AND COURA CoH HE CEOUS LY FOR 'PLAYERS T5UT FOIL THE To TAKE KNOCKS AND TUMbS WITHOUT C014PLAIAT OH SURE! 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leo of We henna gotten gridiroa bleenk 'Ileac men hat Topics nee tomb thwart gi the Kansan mite after eight and ono frkd pleillates Id play It was it lucky aoarte Alto hall is Wishbones tbirtryerd tuto Amule an Bobs fumbled the ball and ha ea the oval at it rolled over the led Mtn Milton missed est sup goal WM WM ov soma stranso ram hod more Wan held bar own op to 11-41 ISS me store entsood to give them re eguildenoth and again the tell wee rushed ommast Met Wastorn loo4 Tito Cerigretatiell- -it --et land en their anyeed line and oiler was Nias fart Porter to try for field goal 1 emenet aroma wad This point staeW the hoe tg lare of the tattle thashintro forged O' 0 Omen ism Ms close of the half with a mad thereafter was mover headed nt bet loot Isokim his own with Millie Ino Avg Tenet kfl down weefuny the went pude- gaining trust sea to twenty IsPas lour11111 say elebortge throughout the times inn Poner SWIMS leeks ifOIS agid 0131 times he failed qptomin ow-illk it attempt wee In easy Arm all of C- within the Illiald line Ris punts saes moral of them shimming More the 111e sonsed unable to sot his hicks sour litho boots were so low that the Kansas ames go Wee to 'get down the field under 'Aloes det other hand Malice got his kicks raw fast sod hi gh several el them betas for Streit Md Kansas woe the forward pose oltddlosittnilt Met the Washburn eleven owes its viatety to the gay Five successful forward goose witted Washburn lifkrone yards and the fire Nero of the Topeka eleven was directly due the forward toss Two minutes before du end of the first half with the ban on the Knortao fittenvyard line Hope dropped tack as to boot the ball Kennedy's pupds were Hope heaved the bail thirteen yards le bee fine et Millice who stumbled over the via line for the touchdown that tied the score Mope kicked the goal that placed Washburn in lite Md Washburn 0 Kansas tretra'a IIIILLIntet 110-vaaa ease The Mood half sow the Washburn team out inking the laybewkers in every department the geom Malice's great punting and th nicest reneung beck of kicks by White wit oles place at left half for Washburn were the brilliant features of this half Time after hoe Whitt grabbed Futter' kicks many of them off the 'rotted and tore toward the Kansas goal for ten twenty or thirty yards The Jayhawkers were enable to head him His dodging was imperil and on onmerons occasions be broke away after being tukied The second touchdown of the Washburns was due to a beautiful sprint of eighty wards be White Twentsovo moutes had bean played when Fatter punted thirty-five yards White tumbled the bail hot scooped it up on I I run and started on his long hike for the goal Around the Kansas right end he sped droppitg in behind three of his teammates Vie toter 1 termite waa uttnificent and skirting the entire Kansas Merin Ault etk IOC goal with two of his men still with him Hope kicked an easy goal Scoret Wasnburn le Kaneas 5 The retesholer of the game saw the farbawkers playing with the energy of despair but uneven ing otepocntool loon holes in the Vssantotin hoe and plunged through for good gains but the Topekans held at opportune moments The hos svf Misstep hurt the Kennedy machine The epee quarter wu the only Jayhawker who could gain consistently Steele was unsteady several of his fumbles of punts almost prolong A summary of the game shows that punted leVilltern times the average distance be- big shoot thirty sic yards Washburn kicked stout) times for an average distance of forty five yards Kangas was three times penalized for offside plays kind twice for unsuccessful for ward passies Washburn was penalized three times for unstsccessful forward passing twice for holding Once for illegal use of the hands and once for offside play The butte: Washburn Kenna bli Johnson ir White iohotom Maxwell" '1' ts Cattlwell angora Reaginfili Carlson Ransom num '(CapC)C t- Milton Carlson Ilrethaur 1-6 Reed i'latt L'1 Caldwell Elicuue (eapt) Lamb Smiley Hope 11 a Anarler Steele Malice i KMPorter Sorter Roles W'biteSmleyL11 Miller Stephenson Williams Rio A referee Stahl Chicago umpire Samson Emporia head lines man Burett field judge Time of halves minute 'low hoots nit Alillice and Vt lute of Miller of Kansan Goals from touch 1 Sea 1-4 higiaot agHteneneett edi a Or nvottortset etlilbetclste Ke marrarti: fo 4tei litirdelt Waltham eleven ion Wash 7141Pe 1141 1610 Attleeeell sto Irma to II li roar" el LAM penmen 111111 of Oily root- imr ri giwr71- lignagyjmw- siuTTurr MoMB It was lisTuc'ky were dim boll am Woolboovea Airioogoott hos 'tii soliaottabatia ligssain Bitaiiimrgolkdirmifpnit tm Ise goo so sorts wins' tam boll ode ties Wit ler sirs sp to 466411: tjellati4tAlv7111 III 001111 kV horses le iry ter field Beal 1rst 71k14 Tkistiastrkr1 I opt moor dm dem ot the triiri --Nark therealuir woe mover beaded let mit itrtyboldsmfdrifekten veitt474ttt: tipen 0 wall ipititte trout it to twenty roam loot tiatorartiNmeeetter ottantotthrmigitottwelito bootthr es he fai 1 ed igno ammo wes tuy ire all of enallti stamd lour thollmin PUN the el-mud line His pinto neo metal of them skimming Moo the 11e seemed unable to not hie kicks ma the boots were so low that tbe Kansas wows go Mom to pt down tits field under die ober hand Blink got his kicks raw Mass oat Milk several el them being for Iv Md IA Mole We Hamm work the forward pies but the Waahburn eleven owes ws vieteew to the fiay Five auccessful forward eetts4 Washburn fifki-one yards and the tilre Imre of the Topeks eleven was directly duo to the forward toss Two minutes before the sod el the first half with the ball on the lisesee fitteeeprd line Rope dropped back as moo so boot the PM Kennedy's pupils were foetid IWO Hope hvaved the ball thirteen yards ea hos lint to Malice who stumbled ever the cosi Mu for the touchdown that tied the score mope kiebed the goal that placrd Washburn In Md Washburn 0 Kansas wattett'a bn-votaa VAIN The ilimond half sow the Washburn team out' altbasug the Jayhawkers in every department games Milling's great punting and th Notagiceps toosingback of kicks by Whit wb 1046 601011 DISCI it left hail for Washburn were the brilliant- features of this half Tim aftcr tom Whitt ribbed Fatter' kirks 2nAnw nt them eft um ground and tote toward the KIT1S3S goal for ten twenty or thirty yards The Jayhawkers "ft unable to head him Ills dodging was enperb and on ntimerons occasions be broke away of after betng tackled The second touchdown $1 litaI A I ---7 1E111 1 11 It le rare these days for a hone to be in the money in two races the same day At remit Tuesday Eugene Wyland started lionolitie twice in the tiecond race at a mile and a sii teenth and again in the fifth When the route watt a inile and a half The Onondaga colt took second place in the first effort and third in the fifth rac hitt his manner of finishina out in the second race ants almost conclusive evidence that had he been reserved for the filth alone he would have earned brecktts Donohue is the first runner to try la two rates on the same day this fallt hut such Instances are not rare The caries of Ogden and Sydney Lutes Cr notable in recent turf history The former ater two years in retirement came back a good horse and WW1 twice In an after noon (Mei et six furlongs and later at a mile and a sixteenth The moat remarkable instance of Mantel In the history of the American turf was that of John Stevens Bleck Maria a long liflitne litn In October itcall Black Maria won a race at four mile heats over the Union course on Long Island in which five heats wee necew wiry to achieve victory Over a heavy track this wonderful nears won the first heat dead- heated the second was second in the thi we- ond In the fourth and won the fifth running a total distance of twenty miles Black Marts wee on the turf ea years started twenty-five Urn and won thirteen TPCC11 rievtl of her contests were three and foue mils heats -e------ There bait been much eomrlaint for the reset week or two of foul riding on the metromin's tricks The stewards are to blawe for the The forkeve are boys and anxious far lb blit rewatdo which COMO with the riding of They realete when thee can take liberties and when not and it io site to say that there has been more foul riding in the het ge-olg Cr two than in the six seek preeedine Disqualifies tons are unsatisfactory but there were a torn I her of eases in which the bows could have been I punished without setting a horse hack and a Isalutary lemon taneht In the interest of the Won these boys should be held to strict ao --eb oh te esk-s WRILE siamikt TRACTiCE EtERCISES THE SOMW SOMW 01 rissssofo eewts 'tee ZIVNAL rKiALIIc FL101 THE RAIN SOMa AFTER AAKINq A TACKLE LIKE TI419 TOUR 20Y WILL TACKLE ANYTHINJ AFTER AAKINq A TACKLE LIKE THIS YOUR )0Y WILL TACKLE ANYTHINi AO PM AAIUN A FaLLoW WITI4 TOE GIRLS IT HAS AO EQuAL Argo Pon PIAKIFIv A weLL0w 140PULAR WIT THE eIRLS HAS 40 IT EQuAL CMAPIP4 SEMAvE Like tAE0fs cm1514 FOOTBALL nrstlirs YESTERDAY THE TIGERS TRIMMED TEXAS VICTORY TO MISOURI AFTER A HARD FIGHT 5 TO 4 Vanderbilt's was mot able to cross the Comma dom goal line and what additional tompensation may be had from Vanderbilt too having been within kicking distance of the maim sod blue goal twice Bda Make falling In both in- stances to put the bell hetween the bars Then trnN at times 'snderbilt'a defense was timArb 'Niro" than once in the shadow of the goal posts and twice within the five yard line Vanderbit's line heid fast and the ball changed hands 'I be score however about represents the relative strength of the two teams as the field lions were With a slippery ball on an uncertain field ard opposiv team well versed in the intricacies of the forward pass Vanderbilt cookf not gain consistently on straight football winch gave Michigan an advsmage on Their publicity agents mutt be in elln-1 MAROONS WON GREAT GAME tivity somewhere The esteemed Frederick hasnt outwrestied a streak of electricity re cently nor has the famed Battler partaken of a jun porterhouse of late STAGG'S ELEVEN DEFEATED MINNEMistah Jot Cana haa opened his Baltimore SOTA IN AN 18 TO 12 STRUGGLE hostelry arid tsolt and beaex 'possum and sweet 'tatera chicken and watermelon are engraved in glaring red letters on the bill 9' fare each day Genesee Owes of the Gophers Wen the Star gasorrrog A WOC et the Content Kicking Three RICATVCA SIL Poe the first time in many years the ammo Field Thanksgiving day football game between Mil end levee Were injured snort and Kansas will not tie played in City Tradition has received a severe abode No more will the Midland ring with the cry of the Tiger or echo eith the rah rah of the Ittratritaeorts Nov -Stages maroon clad frit brothers No more will the wild defiles gridiron warrior toclay defeated the University of this jayhawkers reverberate thrnievb spirit of rommerrielitem th of islinnesom tram by the score of la to 11 Coatet house The bss Iittostavotts Nov Lt-Stages maroon' clad gridiron warriors Unday defeated the University of Minnesota tram by the score of IS to The Muggers leered a Field Grad Early la the Gante-Moullawe Pupils Made Their Touchdown Near lb End at lb La Half I A CLOSE G4IIG Al' MIMIC IR THR Washburn It Kansas 0 ieig Valli 5 Texas 4 Nebraska 10 Ames 0 Chicago IS Minnesota IIL Alichigan 8 1 anderbilt 0 St Louis 78 Washington IL Illinois 21 Purdue 0 Indiana 0 Notre Dame St Louis Battery A 0 Rolla St incent college II Utah 8 Nebraska Battleship 11 Universite Of Utah AN'Isconsin 6 Iowa A Montana 12 Spokane A 0 OliM State 12 Kenyon 11 Grinnell college 10 Drake university Virginia Military 44 Roanoke college rinversue of Tennessee 67 University of Chttanonga 0 Oberlin 18 Western Reserves 0 Princeton IS Carlisle Vale 11 Washington end Jefferson Wein Point 6 Colgate Cornell 18 Western of 3 liarvard 8 Brown 6 Pennsylvania 15 Lafayette Pennsylvania Freshmen 26 Syracuse Fresh Sewaree I Virginia 0 Ilaverford 12 Lehigh 4 Penn State 58 Dickinson college 6 Swarthmore IS Villa Nova 10 Tulare university 11 Drury college 6 Grorgis Technical 10 University of Georgia Wesleyan 0 Springfield Williams 17 Vermont 6 Rhode Island Atie I New Nalalk Syracuse 30 Itucknell Racing men are tickled to death ever the ithe eision of the District of Columhie fowl of am peals to the effect that the ease against William Davis for bookmaking mar int continued That means that the bookmakers do blisineaa at Ilenoines and prectically 'mores successful meeting INN hide of gouts the whole purpose of 'horse toting le Us improve the breed of horses tt is incidentally a fact that trace meet without the later of odds is very much like pork chops without atilt There will be a goodly attendance of regulars from the inetrOnOlitail tracks for the tneet which would not have been the case had there been no tuntt to pick winners 'L GETAWAY DAT AT LA-rowlt ever the de fowl rif ars shod Villient tinned This busineaa at success ul thole purpose be breed of rata meet much like I be a goodly metropolitan 111 would not no coma owlt WisconIn Won Prom Iowa ig Laid Five: gliouten of Plaw IOWA tire Is Nov IWisconsin today dm' fated Iowa to 6 at football It wet a close' game lows holding a lead of 8 to 0 from the middle of the first half until five minutes before the end of the game From the sten Iowa' punted better ban Wisconsin and made ground by cleverly running down long kkits Whiconaini bloeked a well-directed drop kick In the first half but Iowa soon recovered the bail Then in I few plays Kirk and Gross smashed through Wisconsin tackles for a touchdown Goal wee not kicked end neither aide could change the score until nearly the end of the pante lAlsconsin showed superiority In using the (or ward pass and after many attempts kogers of Wisconsin esught an ingitt8 punt and ran thirty' five yards for touchdown kicked goal winning the game by a nuirgla of one point HARVARD PIA 'run POOR waved a moneyed renter end the great ego tains of induett who rule the a fairs of foot have hosed beneath the voice Tradition haa recetied a tremendous in't but Kansas CitY will have peace this Thanksgiving nkve voaventts Vilna wee broad and harpy ttrint Dave Porteous Who lifts his hand end stops the din? Dave Porteous Who fMtliti a silken shirt nf whits And always wears it on tit night ben he's to referee fight? Dave Porteous Who gives the signal for the gong? Dave Porteous And never rends a verdict wrong? Dave Porteous Who darts and dodges here and there In keeping tab on the a I fair And wears a stone of brilliant glare? Dave Porteous Who crawls on bands and knees Dave Porteous To see which grappler's down and out? Dave Porteous Who sertirms and tithes around the mat Or an his stomach ii-s full flat And watches like a sharp-eyes cat? Dave Porteous Who pets the winner on the back? Dave Porteous Or pounds him with heavy smack? Dave Porteous Who fo the itwIt when In the ring Whit lanterns lit for everything Who is this sport Of whom we sing? elapsed they had scored a touchdown and goal Other points followed in rapid succeision The first half resulted 54 to This was the lane eat score ever made in a first half of a football game between big teams in tit LOUIS raiNetwrox SWAT THIn COLSWITA MO Nov university defeated Texas here this afternoon in the most desperate game played on Rollins field in years by the score of to Missouri's score was totuhdown made in the second half Texas scored on a place kick in the first half This victory is especially welcome to the Tigers es Texas claims ths championship of the 5outh Two thirtyfivelninuts halves were played and the contest WI kb fought with desperation throughout The town la wild tonight celebrat ins the Tigers' victory as in the minds of try one here the game spells victory over Wasnington and Kansas 'The feature of the struggle was the constant use of the forward pass by both teams Missouri gained much more srolnd than the Texans on this style of play he also gained more ms straight football and Roberts kicked Is well as Ransdell but Nils mutt seemed to lack the ability to shove the ball over the goal line at ertricai moments Not until Deatherage replaced Ruth rford nest the close of the armed half did Missouri get to gether and shove over for a touchdown Roberta made the winning buck eight minutes before the close of the game GAASES WAS A StAA Twice in the first half was Missouri within striking distance and once the Tigers tried a placer which went wide by six inches Near the end of the game Texas tried placers four times Two ot them were blocked the others sent wide Ranidell starred for Texas with his ions end runs Missouri' ends Driver and Alexander caught Graves's accurate passes repeatedly and made good gains but were unable to get clear away Driver recovered Missoun's kicks several times in the first half Roberts played a won dertul game at fullback Graves proved himself a candidate for Missouri valley 'honors by his use of the forward pass Miller was good for gains any time called upon To Coach Mondale the man behind the team belongs most of the credit of to-day's victory Perhaps his trick plays and varied use of the forward pass gave a physically weaker team a victory over fne stronger Texas outweighed Missouri four pounds to the men Three thousand persona saw the game The lineup: Missouri 14 Positions' Texas 4 Driver Dyer Graves LT La ry Knots Knots Striter rimer Entry Eno tte Toro to tb VentsOld tIondloop CISOCINNATI Nov C-To-day slued the tut raring in Kentorky for the year The Firer em try held at even money won thetyearold handl up in easy fashion Pinhole being first and Fd Kane second In the free handicap Little Light er It 8 to won in easy style from The Minks and Jersey Lady Three favorites won Track 1j2py The summares: First ewe six furlongs selling--renee (Irons Inn (Pickens A to to W4n: Zintsndel 100 (Walsh) 14 tenna: RYining Leaves 103 (I-leans-Jew) an to 1 third Tinto 194 Sylvan Relic Invanese Martins Wedding Ring Verandah Licher Gera ildinnehaha and Alegre Alfa ran Second race one mile 111 (Powers) 10 to 1 won Dor Row 101 eeL 18 to 1 'wood: St Noel too I to 1 third Time 189 brbottodeN Sea Salt Idled Pateh and Ritifinca also ran T'ird rare six furionew R11111111 Ott (Fisher) t3 to 1 won Tackle 107 (Lee) Oven 'frond Ninford 10 (Skirvan) Id teo 1 third Time it Wtter Conl-r Severna Sneed Marvel Ilarrette Op ie Reed and Tigress Iyo Fourth rate one wile and slYteenth handl elo-4 file Lishter 90 (Walsh) 1 to 1 eon The Minks Ilt Lee) 10 to 1 second ler Ie) tady ek (T Koerner) 0 to 1 third Time Colonel Jack Mainland and Grenada IA TIM Fourth rate one mile and a sixteenth eao-1 ifile Liehter en (Walsh) I to 1 The Minks Ile Lee) la to 1 second (era sey tady PX (T Koerner) 0 to 1 third Time 1-11 Colonel Jack Mainland and Grenada this 'Nets wed the last rhe Firer tit rarold handl first and Ed Liotie 11sht The Minks won Track Irs Te neorge nrandel 10o Leaves 103 1 84 Sylvan king Kaolin and Alegre rottimunlyaw 1It Rose tor no trianaTII bounder Sea Paul Rtilnart 107 (Ice n) IA to I I )I-r Sveros end Tigress Tenth handl to I on sond third Time and Grenada Tigers Took the Lead and Callable Inured a Lie Gene Game laresra Loat 41 to 5 Thrones Failure to )(Lek Gent CANSIMMIN MA511 Nov 11-4Tarvarci defeated the fast Brown eleVert to I to-day but the vie tory rave no glory to the Crimson eleven gs they were practkolly played to a standstill by the Brown eleven Harvard was on the defense yearly all the time The first half was a punting contest between Burr of Harvard and Itennie of Wove Hurr having the wind at his hack and mounting his opponent Brown's gains came in end runs trick plays and double fumes while Harvard rie pended largely on straieht football to gain due tance The Harvard eleven was weak in tackling and forming interference unt wog 1 sslylvaS 1 VM1" IMP woLmailig and forming interference NORMAL TEAMS PLAT TO-MORROW Dave Porteous nirvALIN HOW! IN LitAGVE 1 I 1189 also ram Filth race one 111 (Minder) It to to Ph 1Ktn Sli '11 '1 to IA secoed: Linde Take 90 Miteard) 18 to 1 third Time 189 811 Pirkula and Ed vane coupled in the betting Ke tchemike Whisk Broom N'ensel and Ansonia also ranl Sixth race sia forlones sellinr--Marvel 108 (Lee) even won: Merrick 109 (Pickens) to 8 second Bonebrake 108 (Dearborn) 10 to 1 third Time 19z11-8 Lielitnliqt Coo ductoe Stoner Ili Dr Spruill Dapple Gold and 'Cimino also ran Sereth race two miles Lake 111 (Minder) 8 to 8 wont Lade Goodrich loft (Ganed) 18 to 8 sewed Little Elkin 108 tvi 'rt 4 to 1 th1rd 'r e-e erryman Blaze D'Light ad 12 CTayLor also ran 011TaIDE111 WON Trig IIIANDICAIN II (Minder) i 't to rd) IS to I nd Ed viola nike Wads 1earborrl 10 glitnitS (nu Dapple Gold Neater Ialre Tionirich log Elkin 108 "erryman to ran 14101C4111 hi le duty just 1 vim butt a the ways twins the ei mean' "St gas sevtat Brtt there teech had it Ile weigh a hest erre 'Dem A Ann I Abe tomcat ITMO" Week fact tt inside tomtit auppno aheril once is Vol olors chatter second (I Uri stoma Ate Crisp! may Attell that well But as eeks crosses the go into fork when he sen 1711P1 (Well his or apear I The in a feathet to ask real It Frank' class Abe al close weight on lie to best believe rinsald "I I lose" the Int thing I The commit' drive of the He Nelson Inc on boxing "your press I where to bustlio dif ever sn Bat flattere two co ways premien landint liC tragnat Fine they vi Tom Be bat ag his lie is 1 ish cha "I 11 run 101 fore se another hut I like nit Isn't You ca him Tommy And the Nat 37Beett7 foe aim pion British I dot over th near so ening As boob all you cembina Ju th mein gas 4 sevta there tract Ad I lie I vele! a lie erre 'Der Nan Ah reMal tfme Wed fact i Menlo tatiM tumor otherit once is Vt 4 olor chant Detan i Sart Stoma Att Cripp may -Atoll sloth)) that I well Doi a eek erosae the in urn I fork when he sel 171 ii (Weil his to) Spear in a teethe to as! reel Frank class Abe I claw weigh lie best i believ tinsel ri lose" the ot thing The COMM drive of tho lie Nelecti Me tip oi boxing "your meta where Mosta ao dit eVer 1 Bat flatter two ways pralAir tandir lic ap maim Font hi they 1 Ton to bis lie is ish ch 1 I run fo fore anothe but I like on Isn't You him TomeiI And the Na lily II Wilmot fhe sit pion British I over it near clog boob al you Ca (bin I Kaman' Tenrhern Meet the Missouri estedgues at Warrenabwrit Watiastrastmo Mn Nov were completed to-day for theannual football game between the Kansas State Normal team from Emporia and the Missouri Nortnals to be played here Monday afternoon Kansas luta strong i team this year and a hvely contest is Rutted for Ross Dittemore and Graham of the Missouri Normals the men out of the game when the i team played Wentworth by ill be back in the I game Coach Lowman hat befit putting the boa 'through some strenuous wotk the past Tell since the Lexington game WILLtAltil JEWELL LOST AOAIN 1 1 VICTORY TO NEBRAIPIEA Mina rat I a a Hard right but Loaf lia to IL taverna Nes Nov Nebraska Coro beakers defeated last year on the gridiron by i Iowa Agricultural collese of Ames salved their wounds today by turning the tables on the husky "Amries' from the flawkeye state No braska's victory however is represented by the lender margin Of a single point the final score 10 to il It wee a bitter every niomert and thrilling in every feature Captain was chiefly responeible for Nebraska's victory Ilia two place kirks netted the Cornhuskera eight of their points he Willett's blurriering safety increased their total to ten Ames coring was dime on Lamberts place kick and his run of thirty yards for a touchdown after the Cornbuskers bad blocked nether of his attempts at a field goaL Linn but missed his try at goal The Cornhudtere easily established their so periority on straight football carrying the oval for a series of long ruehes and holding the Att epee virtually whenever the visitors sought to charge the line or skirt the ends Ames tt' relied chiefly non the ftirward pass and ex t- looted a down or more long gains by their ree sort to the new style 8T play 1 Weller's winning place kick came within the I float three minutes of play otter the Coro tr hookers had twice fought their way to within 1 pards of a touchdown but were unable to plow thrOugh the mud end over the Ames goal An unfortunate incident of an other wit thrillinp struggle was the ruling out of Pepper the Ames frill bath who slugged Vet tlilie le after the latter had punted the hall Re was eent to the side li nes by Referee end Ames was reinitiated SO yards Wel- kw OM able to 1111112111 Play akbOugh badly hurt -rim lineup: aanalog 10 Ames--0 P14011 I I Stouf fer 1 Law Essissa Nelson Rutledge r' rut Ifareo RG Thayer Besieger It EhicElhinney (cant) 411111111111 rola Ltoccan baskets de I Iowa Agrict wounds to-I husky "Aap breakss vic lender mar atanding moment tuic Captain 1 15ebtaska'a the Cornhu b14 to lien At place hick touchdown another of tort missed Tho Coro petiotity on lot a aerie VS virtua sought to ch relied chief touted a do 11 in the 1 lards ol plow hrou goal An wiat thrilH Fellers th 11stest ti sn )es los sbli This tinetto 1 i I i 1 i i 1 It i I 1 1 7 7 Ill tr -r 4 'Ff i '6 I a 1 di0 i -1 Ic 1 I 1 I Teams llama Coma letett Two Weeks of the Schedule Friday night marked the completion of the first two weeks of the echedule of the Kansas City bowling league The two series now sr ranged between the six teams will carry them up to the first of the year At that time new series will be arranged to continue through the winter Following is the individnal averages Games Pins Ave 1 10 1918 192 9 'Lives 8 912 Via 8 Makimeace 19 1R78 188 4 Everhart 1874 188 5 6 924 185 8 Roeder 10 vita 1e2 '7 Graham 1 VS 181 8 Treiber 10 1797 184 Farley 10 1798 180 10 Haller 10 1789 178 9 Farley 10 1798 160 10 Haller 10 1760 170 Rtstine Vickery Corothers Jones MiUer Feldbanke Aleastrier Duncan Rutherford and Deatheridge Kirkpatrick Cram Randell Roberts Krell! igler II ealti ell Slaughter A PARCEL OP PROSE AST) RHYME Item sad $01111111 of Sport Fr011i Various Angle" of Vision Th manager from Missouri and the manager from Kansas have very hteartlesty erased that savory football from the Thanksgiving day menu of Kanssa Cityans and won back the title which the Giants of the North so unceremoniously natched away from them one year ago The Maroons downed the Gophere Its game that still go down in foot ban history se one without a peer for real brit Llano and gridiron pluck and resourcefulness Chicago's great eleven stirpassed even null and failed in but one point to take advantage of its opportunities and that one oversight came late In the second half when the Maroon total might have been lifted to twenty-four point had it not been for looae wotk when the bail waa within the Gopher 0-yard line Chicago's victory to-day was more deellivt than the score shows The els points differ ence in the totals of the two teams does not begin to indicate the vast soperiority of Stagg's team over the Gophers- (Amigo won by makthree touchdowns' and kicking all the goals Minnesota failed utterly in its attempts to cross the Maroon goal line and counted only through the wonderful kicking ability of George Capron the young left halfback who on three occasions booted the bail eves EGO CT0111 bar for field atty It wag a football machine that triumphed over a team built arouid one individual star and that star was (apron The Maroon team was as nearly mechnical in its effeetiveness as any football team ever shown in the West It was idea a perfect racing automobile with but one speed forward and no reverse and that one forward speed the highest attainable Its every action was that of a machine perfect in all details but a machine endowid with the power of thinking At the head of this wonderful gridiron mcchan I ism was a field general who never failed in the right place Walter Steffen w'notie hand was upon the throttle of Stagg's wonderful scoring machine started hie eleven slowly but once under way he never put on the brakes until the victory was clinched beyond a doubt CAPRON IOU WPIOII GOPHER TRANI On the other hand the Minnesota team which went down In defeat was built round one man George Caprtn the left halfback of the Gophers He figured in two-thirds of the Gopher offensive plays and from the beginning of the play it was evident that Minneorta's one aim was to carry the ball within kicking distance of the Chicago goal line and let Capron's wonderfully accurate toe do the rest How well the youngster on whose shoulders rested the hopes of the maroon and gold did his work is best infested by the fact that out of seven trials at field goals be succeeded in scoring three times and making twelve point for big team Vahan ati due credit must be given to the nc the new eitsmoimis the West to the fleet Detray the agile Steffen the marvel nos idoings end the ivoncieriully meditate team eae etas' Of the game was this same Capron Perhaps no football player ever had a record more unique and praiseworthy titan that of this young man He not only scored all the points credited to the Gophers to-day but he has made every One of the points that the Giants have scored this season In Clete games he has booted seven field goals and won a place tin ennaled in the hall of fame for drop kicking ability He is the greatest drop kicker since the days of Ilerichberger and perhaps the superior of the wonderful Maroon of the late '90s seven groom BY PALLING litEACHERS The game was witnessed by 12000 persons of whom 11500 were Gopher rooters A thousand rooters at the game had a miraculous escape from deaea when a fragile bleacher at the east end of the Northrop field collapsed hurling the frenzied rooters in a heap among the wreckage The disaster threw the thousands of spectators into a panic for a short time but after it was die covered that Only seven persons were injured with any degree of severity order was restored The accident came just after the opening of the toward second nh the h'S'id ft never hsheaRer: lib nth! headed a ndwe adAws ni dc he Cir foe line the Gopher rooters rose an muse to see if theta safety man woue1 prevent the score As wat hnrelyclaseser woot uhte wpaeinwie4todotqlwezekwdthotehrae The protcatung with but momentary delay rail lineup and summary: 'CHICAGO POSITION MINNESOTA Hewitt Chestnut Dosch' LT Young Handy Mohlatad Anderson Jelland I Harris ICG Bandelin Falk RT Case Rademacher ntef fen Coughlin Capron Schucknetht Nerritt Dunn PriPtIcBIHet4 ontvimmudpmileei ilsuobanglivtundt head lines not ewst rotyna bf our er Lest eccehou: taPenon: ehlrti" 1 fen 'tetras Tidings Goals from Page Goals from I MICHIGAN GMT VANDERBILT Two Field Goals Illenowlit Triumph to Twat Mortals to Naswirtma Team Nov 1--Before a crowd of ii3O00 on a slippery field Vanderbilt this afternoon experienced her first defeat on Dudley field since eien McGuigan took charge of the squad four years ago losing to Michigan by a score of 8 to The points of Michigan were made by goal from placement following solace- able fumbles of punts arid Vanderbilt supporters to-night have the oonsoladon of knowing that sae' Yost's mighty machine tat heavies than The int al die dh toward ttle for red tie see if As I crash The Eau" rSOTA hestnut rohld jelland lamoin Case irmacher Capron Dunn iagliincl1 linew tbstitute 11--SttI I fits I crowd ilt this of the in by a to Were I miser- 'portent ag that thou To1114 061117 dloCAMO agr Iv sold New Yore Nov a rough bruising pme at the Polo grounds to-day Princeton whipped the Carlisle Indians by a score of to to 0 It was a game replete with sensational plays and saturated with all the savagery of fuotbalL No quarter was mercy was given And the Princeton men for days to ems will know by the token of wrenched joints and bruited bones that they have been in a The Indians too were lashed and dashed and ripped until their brown skins shone under their torn garments and the blood gleamed here end there on their faces It was a spectacle seldom witnessed even on the rough bone breaking American gridiron The rain fell lightly but persistently throughout the gams The field was soggy arid blippery giving a advantage to me shoe cleats of tee Princeton men Mit the lighter Indiana slipped and slid around the field be sidewise crabs Twenty thousand 'spectators sat in the rain without umbrillas forgetful of everything but the bitter battle raging clown on the field erten tune Ina mitt ettizaliU 11 toe against the ball and sent it far into Carlisle territory it was a battle of giants The two lines fought neck to neck and shoulder to shoulder swinging this way and that in the mud and rain without either side being able to gam any decided advantage he way the Red Men held the Princeton hantring cam and the line plunges of her beefy backs and tackles was a surprise to everybody easept the Indiana Time after time Dalian Reed and hicCorinitis would hurl themselves like maniacs against the ow red wall of their opponents only to drop in their tracks with half a dozen Indians gripping them like cats But these conditions gradually changed as the game progressed and the heft of the Time began to tell The great crnwd did not mind the rain in the ken when the game was once under way The lineup: Positions -C arTis 14) Wister Gardner Booth LT Wasenka Me Payden LG Long Phillips Little Boy Waller RGAfraid of a Bear Buckingham RT Lobo Brown If xendine Dillon 0 PI barn flarhan It Thorpe iblent Hendricks McCormick Houser lead for 'ribbon 1 Stealing for Buckintham Bamman for Booth Welch for Brown DaWM311 for Dillon Whale for Merayden Pfeiffer for McCormick Carlisle for Mount Pleasant McCormick and Tibbott Goals from I from field Harlan Officials Thompson Georgetown referee Minds Pennsylvania umpire le McCarthy Germantown field judge Dr Williams Pennsylvania bead linesman Timm of halves-- El minutes The Kneelers Normal Won Yesterday Game by the Score of 6 to Lrearry Nto" Nov jewefl college wee detested at football this afternoon by the Kansas Normals by the score of 6 to 0 The game was loosely played the teachers fumbling several times on thtir (moments' fiveyard lute Captata Liargis made the only touchdown i i 1 ftrookdale Nymph tit 6 to Captured tits Aqueduct Feature A0VtDUCT Nov lit 8 to 1 Cagily Wen the Alueduet Itutdicapt the feature at Meeduet to-day She went aptured tit et di Nymph Oct It-indicant She went SOF I Salina Wen leyna Boners by Fairmount won by one and onw SALINA KAN Nov Fairmount colkge of half lengths The summariesi to-day in ft Wichita defeated the Wesleyan university here First meet byearolds selling ootball the front easily and easily The feature of the game was an eighty-yard run 40 to 0 before a large erood In aniel) I (Horner) to W011: Oketilte 10 (Me by the first uniehdow to 4 plate second Lord Stanhope 0 Rowlee for li 105 (Fin) I to 11 third Time 1:40 113 Vea BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS tabelle Umbrella Reside Star of Runnymede one and onto ite IOS Me Tel Stanhotte 40 S-3 Vela Runnymede Those baseball war clouds must it have been I Kastor very dark or else Ran Johnson and coterie I a lillton stirred up a mighty wind to blow them sway lig Straws 4 lslcCI-Iland There will many visitors who will start fa Donahue for St Joseph but will get no farther than lg Laidlaw sss Kansas Liti-Vt cott IS Fsrgilson toquisitive Putt Sorry old gonsl but we IS Nichols caroot tell you ths location of St Joseph 1Ve go Alwea don't know tis Crawford II Kastor It 1111ton 13 Strawn 14 MeCI-Ilanel 18 Donahue 10 Laid law 17 Scntt 16 FTatison 19 Nichols 20 Alwea 21 Crawford 6 867 177 10 1703 170 5 8'12 170 10 1701 171 10 1661 168 10 1673 165 10 1666 167 A 611 162 5 804 160 10 1667 156 10 1520 163 taaal STASDI PIM Games 7 Pct It teals is 7 5 700 Itrunawicks 10 11 6 600 Syndicates 10 6 4 600 Diplomats 10 6 6 400 ichols 10 4 11 400 Farley 10 6 7 1100 Hubbard Wmese Omit) It Graham liana I Lambert irba 4lit 4 l'IL Wtletts Goats from placement 4radlee IP) Lambert Oohed ert-Peeneyieanie II sees me-lews Field Cot Ztailnitame Heed Knee walkers tiree et minutes mom NINENO WON YESTNROAL A iP0011 POW CIOIL Although we keenly feel Burke's loss We'll shove the happy band to Cross And welcome in the new Blue Boos We bate to lose the Irish "Cap He always was a fighting chop With such a noisy talking trap But Jimmy failed to cop the flag He always stumbled on a snag And never wore the penant Therefore we'll Nov good-by to lbs And wtsh a lot luck an hia And drink his health full to the brim And then well quaff a foaming stein And pull for Monte Cross to sign And ought us to a winning nine We want a pennant snatching team Se we may yell and root and scream And know we are not hi a dream Nrhapt Id Et 021 can turn the triok We hope he'll prove no bum gold brick And leave us with a feeling sick rieLri parvzirrito TRICKS MI lito blowy "Art l'onso of Pt tends Woo Montenk II to Illems Ito Noe Rolla Miners de Mood battery of St tools this afternoon I am mama exciting gams of the eesson by the Monk 14 It to I lAhlitinil for Battery sande a towildown and kicked goal in the first ken eite Wows not ecoriag le the second half the Miners braced up and WrAitomabarr fee the Miners crossed Battery "AV' pol tot tea touchdowns and Morgan kicked aye and waned the ether btacomber was Bet Apr of the Minors Lehmann who tor Washoiepten university two years at Eillunti rtd Mayfield did matelient work for ore 'A The reew: Ingpril Pelt iOIL battery 4 I 4Vg o' Carter i tri iN stockia 4 411111 ik pm aver a 6 10-ir JdoeitiaWoret tn tt sow 'rag wil mwra Oita tee tee teticatiOM id missed tht tilt phitft et tbe WI dor wethittstoot tmil Eisend Itod Martield try A- Ili Erew: mord tool it 0 Irit lb ki 111411161041004 0 xi' Second race bartiFesp all ars seven furlonip 117 (Miller) 9 to 6 won Wel bourne 100 (Nonce) to 11 plate second Chantilly 100 (P Kelly) Out to show third Time 127 Kester ran Third race the Creedmore 2yearolds five furiongs-9Kine Cobalt 117 (E Dugan) 7 to 1 won Berry Maid 111 (Sumpter) even place second Spooner Itt (Milee) 1 to 4 show third Time 1:00 Bellwether Aunt Rose Jue bike running' Whip Top Red Boone ran Added started Fourth race the Aqueduct handiest all wet-one mile and Nymph 116 (Notter) 6 to 1 won Monfort 95 (E Duran) to 1 place second Cretin (reen 107 ()il ler) even to show third 'Lime 1:47 Nealon Famvest Faust and Ben Ban is ran Don Creole left at the post Fifth race 2-year-olds and up mellow ono utile and a lon (Nome) 7 to 1 won Pretension 101 (Milian-aye) 5 to place second: Ottinn Bradt 100 (E 1)an) I to 10 to sbow third Time 146 15 Flowaway Jack Roar 4411e St Valentine Village King end Andrew ack ran sith race ortidens 1yearolds: six furlongs 106 (Horner) 10 to I wont 105 (Netter) 7 to 8 place second: Monocle 106 (Amidon) 8 to 1 to show third Time 1:16 14 Throckmorton Countermine' itinfti Zoete Me sums Bobbin Around DOTI Ottsrio Shadow Glance Imirstor Twigs TAWS Brandt NicGretir and Count Reinfold ran Ammign orimt Eked Players Will Cestest ter CUi The first game in 11v1e's pool tournament for the championship of Kansas City will be played tomorrow nicht at o'clock The first pow will be between 'Fenny and Cal Ityle All games will be for Inn points continuous pool There are three tooth prizes ggs and 1116 In addition Ryle will present the winner 'lhentictitheariat es: ea WI T1 ai le Clayman and Wilkinson even turhimp won Wel late second show third eatolds fir Duel 7 to even place to show int Rose Jo lonnet ran can all ag Netrolt till (E Duran) 107 (Mai :47 Nealon selling one Inn lislotter) trove) 8 to Thlean) 7 45 flowsway Village King six furlon gs con Rolando Monocle 108 i Zan Ms trio Shadow idt NleGrowor 'PO for My 11 tournament City will be 'The Oral Ryle I continuous' $50 MK and it the winner 'nit all that ry are Teeny Lee Wester The Amoriated Club of the West Side will meet Thursday aliernoon at the Carnegie library The infant son of Mr and Mn A Bemont died yesterday at their home 1121 Metropolitan aVentle Argentine George Goebel will speak on "Socialism" at 8 o'clock this afternoon in the Commercial Travelers hall Twelfth and Central streets Suits for divorce were brought in Independence yesterday by Washington against Mae Ra'ey 'Ohre against Eche Patterson and Wiiiiam lagainst Lou Bertio Brown Mrs Young secretary of the Methodist mission work in Alaska will talk to the women of the Independerne Avenue church at 130 I o'clock to-morrow afternoon Ogden Bodenheimer 18 years old died last night at his home 1427 Independence aye-Young I nuts The funeral services will be held at II I o'clock to-day at tho home Burial ta to be in Elmwood cemetery The Rev Loyal Madden of Topeka who was chosen Friday night as pastor of the CumOughlin berland Presbyterian church at Indtpendence will preach his first sermon there to-day flit home in Independence will be at 101 North Pinson street Miss Con Labelle Boddingtott ftg years old died yett-rday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Boddington 9705 Brooklyn aentie formes' services will be held at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon at St Mary's church Burial to to be in Elmwood cemetery The women of the Friendly Guild et St Paul's Episcopal church West side will give a drawing room 'ea at the Hotel Grund Mon' day afternoon The proceeds will be used for charity A programme will be given by Mrs Kay pianist Miss Going Adorns elocution- 1st and Miss Marion Hillard soprano I Covert who has been for two years superintendent of the city IlliPSi0O at lode- pendence has resigned becsttse of poet ittralits I and expects to go to California Mita Belle I Hrintington who lives at 109 South Spring street Indetwodence and has been connected with the mission for lowers1 soothe will become super-et intendent KLINGS PLAY ORINKLETS TO-OAT Alill-Protendoent Tram Meets tile Ante Imre at Johnny Xlines All-Proteestonal ball team will meet the Brinkk this afternoon it sharp It Steveris park Twenty-fourth and Summit streets Kling has picked bunch of "fled hall player from atone of the leagues and a good game is looked for The have defeated all of the amateur teams around the city The line up: Professionals Brinkley Armstrong I Drummey flans-head Began Cline Ferrule Troupe Mc Lear Hartnett Foley Barnes Cassady Crum Flynn Wells Cmtis Stanley Kling Clement Bowman POUSSIIVIIIIIIS Beat Lafayette isk a anis glom IS to PHILAIMLIPHIA Nov field soaked with a driving rain the University of Pennsylvania football team defeated Lafayette to-day Is to The field was in such miserable condition and the bail so slippery that the new tootbsfl eas oat of the question ttookoll aerobe It't at Nee often htsaustme KM Nov Hukefl lee oust t4aat won from the A eau to1 score of 15 to It The play was mostly in Indians' territory but luck brougkt hunt the 1:: 4 4- 4 1 )1 A 7 I -IMMO 4 ''-'''')'4f spio if MCGrerl Goya I Vous A )1ortiositry ii 6411 irYIDIAN CH 11P11018111P illotor Minh Soho Lat to Wootworfb ILIXIIIOTON Mo Nov Wentworth Military academy second team defeated tbe Slater Mob school this afternoon in swot of football by Ws wore of la So a We're pulling strong for Monte Cross We impe bis glitter mom' prove gloss Were boosting for the new Blue Boss Mr John Kling wants to be a shsmoloo it everything he mts into Just now Spot Light John has his lanterns trimmed for the city pool championship lie likes to win it each winter ft is maid that Jimmy Rtsrke would like to boy pods in the LOCIIVille baseball club The irrepressible James must haws picked up some essy money soingsbere Whit has become of Fred Bed and let Nei What bait Det0100 DI tea mai 106 Sat Nei italablet 'COSS AT al NOM Mt theaeaempel tor et 14 Teen 111 ea IL Lark Naos leSO Lad embank IS Wietskiebu imilversity la the feet aooettata ha a ewe Wit Itua of atteeetted at ot Ille lase itati00110 SCOSIB Intivessitt Tom ilitPle- ass did dila Off 01111 Ode MI 1 fietther Notre Dams Pier Hoosiers Could Score Yesterday itIDIANATOLIS Nov a field muddy and slippery Indiana university and Notre Dame battled ior state championship honors here today side beine able to score Tbe wet ban severeiy baudicapped both Mama ball brottoli 000410100011 DOM 10100 Mohr Tatb Spa Maks Taub agil Kramer Beet Woot Side Hid lo 1 SOMOOLIO Mo Nos delisted the Isms' City Woe Side Shill school ioodiodil Mitt boo tallat dis soots oi SI to 11 ladvel dna tadas lir die 'Cunt 01 17 10 1 o-ua--.