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Tna cure cm EEIECEJITIE: BIIEO BT C. OF I. -Vorthwest Coneereroco StamTThjn i w ii t re. polleje of Idaho S 0 UeO Whitman tie : .7tv Vlllemette .... . 1 .1 .! .uget Soand ... . 1 1 .885 ?,Infield ...... 0 J 1 .000 ?acifio ........ 0 4 1 .00 g .... ; .- - :c Remaining Conference Games At Walla Walla, TltaakaglYl&c day, YTMtmaa vs. WUlamatta. SCALDWELU Ma Not. 19. i f-The College of Idaho Coy- I w rjwoa the northwest ecrnference WtAbair: title here today by de-i f satin- the College , of . Puat Jund 14 to (. In an open came -Jplete with thrills. The first . fcrter was all in favor of the Washington" lumbermen, who fail ed of a touehdown and lost the ball on the Coyotes one yard line In the second period a eonsieH -nt Idaho drive, elded by a IB yard penalty, enabled the Coyotes " to score; and they converted after the touchdown. Puget Sound un teashed a brilliant aerial attack In the third quarter after , they; had recovered a Coyote ' fumble and scored but failed to convert. O'Connor, receiving a punt for the Idahoans in the final quarter, ran It back 20 yards to the center of the field. DUley reeled off 15 I yards off tackle. Paget Sound was penalized. 15 yards for Unnecessary I roughness and run by O'Connor. f Irnwn Dill av ttmnrht th fi. nal scoje of the game. . Pcla....... ejCol. ot Ii..ll Peci'lo... . ... to Albany .... C Paoino....... t wtitaa4irr.ii Pactffla, OjUattftld .7, 0 Pacific .... . . . TjWtifemstta . IS PaxtCo. . . . . .. TIPuget End..lJ 'Conference games SUNDAY SCHOOL quintet vnmm The STasgalical Sunday school hoop team trc :scbd "West Salem last algfct at tl. ,Y.' M. O. JU SO to 7, la a- fast early season game. Mares, lanky Erangellcal center, played all over the floor, and was high point man for the team with 17. - : . - : Summary: ' ; Evengallcal (30 J West Salem (7) Bewley (2)..,V..F. ..Llday (8) Lorell (5 ) . .....F . . .La Pus Mayes (17),.0... Clark Remington .C. . . . SeTers rHllllker );... O...... Upert 8.. Rafter (5) Referee. Paul Tpdd. TURKEY CONTEST PLANNED AT "Y" Parrlsb. Junior high achdol and. sd Its grtl season yesterday trl walloping TToodrcw WCsoa school at Eugene, 11 to 0. Vtttil, tt& doultedly on of the fastest, &6st elusirs Junior high broken field runners la Oregon, plunged and ran his way to two touchdowns In the last firs minutes of play to win for hit team. The JPerrish , line was working splendidly, and the Eugene school made yardage only on two passes, successfully -completed. - Never was the Parrish goal threatened. Reeling off seven and eljht yards at a time, Pettlt advanced the ball tor the first , touehdown without a break. The second One came when -a Eugene man tilted the ball into Pettit'a hand after a Eugene pass." Pettlt galloped 15 yards tot the six points. l i The Parrish lineup for the final game : was, vanderhoof . center; Boody and S timer, guards; Drager By defeating Puget Sound, Col ge of Idaho won the northwest conference championship yeeter day, completing the season with five victories and -no defeats for a clear percentage.- . Only one game remains in con ference play. That Is between Wh'tman and Willamette, ancient ftvari, at Walla Walla, Thanks , 5yin? day. "Second place In con f Verenne standings will be at stake. jimieia, rcmc, wuuuneiie. and Whitman were Idle over the week-end. Llnfield had a' game scheduled with Chemawa tjut it was cancelled on account of the Smallpox epidemic at the Indian school. Pacific ended its football reason last week, and Willamette and Whitman were resting a p in preparation for the tough struggle next Thursday. Season scores: College of Idaho Idaho OjWash. State 5 1 Idaho.. ...... UlLInfleld ... tdaho. ...... . 6rWillameUe I-"ho ...niPaclfio Idaho. .;S91U. of L. so.. Idaho y. . ... .12rWhltman . . Idaho. . . ..... 1 4!Puget Snd S- Whltron : ''.""! -.Ai.....27Chen. Nor... Whitman. ... . OJGontaga . ... Whitman , . ..,lt ILlnfield ... Whitman. . . . OlU.of Idaho- A turkey basketball shoot for members of the Salem Young Hens division of the T. M. C. A has been . scheduled for Tuesday evening at 8:40 p. m. Four dabs. the Athenians, Dormitory. Ducks, ana fantners, eacn representea oy tea : men, will - take - part. :f, Each participant "will ! be allowed 10 shots from the foul line. The prize is one lire turkey, going to the team with the highest total num ber of points. , . Nr: I FOOTBALL SCORES . o 6 0 0 7 0 40 Whitman 18!Padfic ..i . 7 Whtraan... . . 7 1 Washington 6l Whitman. . . . . 7Pug. Sdn. . . : r :-ltm,ia Col. of Ida. 12 Wmamette Willamette.. . 6 Washington 32 f Willamette . . . 18 'Ore. Norm. . . 0 Willamette... Pug. Snd. .. t WniaxnetU. . . OICoL of Ida. . 6 Willamette... Chemawa . . WUlamette. . . lSJPaciOc . . . . 7 ! Willamette... 1 2 Linfleld ... ' Paget Bonnd Puget Sound. . ;st.Martln's . 7 Puget Sound.. 0 Washington. 40 Puget Sound. . 6iWiI9amette . 6 Puget Sound. . 4ColumbU . . 0 Puget Sound. . 6Whitman. . . 7 Puget Sound. .12!P'acif!c. . . . . 7 Puget Sound. . lPaeIfic .... 14 v :. Uatleld --X i-.b'i - Llnfield. ..... 0Oregon . . ; . 7 LInfIeld......lSjColnmtola 0 Unfield...... Whitman ..12 Llnfield . . . . . . 6 (CoL of Ida. . 3 2 Unfield 83 Ore. Nor. . . 0 Unfield. . .... 0JPac!flc . . . . 0 LinfieM. .... . iWlltoanee. 12 M Pacific : Paclfic ...... . Oregon . . . . 3 2 Pacific Coast Idaho 12: Oregon State 7. . Stanford 13; California 6. Southern California 27; Wash ington State 0. j NoTada t; Oonsaga 41. College of Idaho 14; C. P. S. 6. East ' Harrard 0: Yale 14. -., Army IS j Ursinus 0. : Georgetown 31; Fordham 0. Syracuse 13; Niagara 6. ' . Brown 31; New Hampshire IS. ' Middle West' Minnesota 13; Michigan 7. , Iowa State 14; Grinnell 0. Chicago 12; Wisconsin 0. Michigan State 25; Butler 0. Kansas 14; Missouri 7. Notre Dame 32; Drake 0. Purdue 21; Indiana . Nebraska 33:1 Kansas Aggies 0 Illinois 12; Ohio 5tate'0. ; ; 6eth "... -, Marines 14; All-Army 0. Georgia Tech.! 19; Oglethorpe 7 Vanderbllt 39; Maryland 20. Kentucky 53; Centre 0: Nary 33; LoyoU 6. Rocky Moanusn Colorado College 20: Colorado Teachers 0. f f ' . " lh ' "; X --"r Colorado Aggies 39; Colorado U. 7. -, f-:-V' " ' ' "-'' ::' ' "i Vnlrersity of Montana ; Mon tana state 10v.-;.f ;';.;:;'' UnlTersity of California at Los Angeles 13; TJnlTerslty of Arizona P1HI8II DEf E1T3 EUBB'JE TE1L1 12-t tiX Cli. tidsai SvtiiZL &n4 Zzn&3i tL'i Jo4 Carty ail XL SeStUn, t&lru)' akUtf CiUj and PeiV CusterbaS, ' , , . ' 'r tit YkUrUs and only end defeat, P&rris Lih school has had a tood- rtaf. under Coach, Aubrey Fletcher. - -. , - - Their record follows: rarrisa I, BUytea 0 (forfeit). PeJTlih 14, Turner 0. Parrish 19, Loslis 0. Parrish IS, Corrallis tad team 0. Parrish, IS, Wood row Wilson 0. Parrish 0, Qerrals SS. ALBANY HIGH BEATS EUGENlt EUGENE, ' Nor. 19. (AP) I Three minutes of alert football tare Albany high school a rictory drerr Eugene high school by the narrow margin of two points on Hayward field here today. The visitors, after pressing: deeply into Eugene territory at . the : start of the game, downed- the Eugene gridders behind their ; own goal line for a safety. 'Through a the rest of the game the two elevens battled without scoring, . . - souee niicanr. IVOIlREDUll Southern Oregon normal school completed a. gaasoa ot straight rlctorlee yesterday at ITonmouth by defaatlng; the Oregon normal school, 19 to IS, tn a game played on ft field of mud. The Ashland boys, accustomed, to ft dry, fast field, fumbled frequently, and. the Monmouth players capitalized on two ; of the fumbles Xor touch- downs. : - Long, sweeping end runs, and off tackle bucks - were used freely to score the three touchdowns for Southern Oregon. Barry Mays, Ashland end, starred with his ability to break through the line to stop Oregon Normal plays. . The game was rough and several men were carried off the field in Jured. , ' -" ulEDFORD BEATS COIIVALLIS sZOJQ irZDTOUD, f?or. xt (AP) Usdford defeated the Corrallis high school here today 39 to by ft series) of powerful . 11ns plays tntersparsed with ft brilliant air attack. Twice Medford smashed the tell IS yards for touchdowns with triple reverses and spinner plays, off tackle; twice scored by long- forward passes; and twice with long end runs, swept across the goal of the visitor. Dem msr of Medford, punted for an average off 48.3 yards. - Corrallis scored its lone touch down on ft forward pass. - They were unable to penetrate the Med ford line consistently, and fre quently Medford broke through to smear the Corrallis backs in their tracks. r;-;..-.'i:; s .-M- .1. In the second Quarter, Med ford opened up Its bag of tricks and plays anij scored two more touchdowns. -. , i In the third Quarter, with the ball on the ten yard line, Med ford thrice threw the visiting hacks for losses, and scored twice. In the final -. Quarter OorrallU sUrted an aerial attack tut U was futile. v -'-- Vj.-- -:; ; A'trowd of 4000 saw the game which was for the ehaxnpionship of- western Orogon outside of Portland. . MINNESOTA WINS FROM -U MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR. Mich., Nor. 19. -(AP) -The thundering herd from Minnesota roared into Ann Arbor today, bowled over Mich lgan IS to 7, and wound up its season undefeated but twice tied. The Minnesota Oophers carried the little brown, jug, symbolic of the traditional rivalry between these teams since 1903, off the field in triumphant glory for the first time in. eight years for the victory which the first over the Wolverines since 1919 and the game ended - the intercollegiate careers of some : of the greatest stars of - the gridiron -Herb Joes ting, Bennie Osterbaan, Harold Alrnqftiat and Louie Gilbert. Claud Etavcy, 4t; wns L'.ei Caturday st the Tiietrsts? Cznbcr caxap near Clney when a tzs relied against him and pinned Lira to ft bunsptfen- ft lccxlns? car, crxsh Ing his chest, r Coupon for Free Bulbs I am giving away several thousand Gladiolus, Prlmulin ns Hybrids, a new type of Gladiolus' highly recommended for the long flowering period and the beautiful pastel color ing. . They are easy to grow, all they require is a sunny space and plenty of water. 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We have selected a trnytal, el SoUtalree and Dtsner Bines sack one mounted ta white geld, Diamond rinse that yoni expect te see marked a hundred and a - quarter are offered here at SS3.5S. Beet of sH yen have a year te pay. Take any ens for a dollar bin. - Pay after Christmas A dollar fifty week Here Is aaohter troop of featured diamonds here is another ' opper ' tarstfir est SflBf Irs alee the glA : that eadarea : And the eost need Tbether nobody It is spread 0Ute eharltyD ever a kwse area. Tea pay axt year. i: Otofee of Dlaaet IUbcs and SelV r - talrss' bt white moUL jroorxnOnxs ! ts etferei tumoi'tew at f 44.(3, - ITea wta he amased at the beauty Stas rinvs sad toe values. Only buylnf for a desen stores M 4 lellp are we able to yet and te aire ueh rtnjrs tee the money, Tak) any one for a dollars Pay raext year-7-l waeU 16 5 Giivo a " " :r, T" i-- u V . CrfbJ ED BUG 1 cv Hsre ts a stft that any woman wiH be proud and happy to get and that wCl be of real servics. The daintiest Bracelet TTatches as sketched wSh frteen-JeweUtd movements tn white cell eases. For aU their daintiness ther are 1 a-naraateed timekeepers.. CMered at the lowest price la years Taka one for a dollar 1 Pay after Christmas HGQu V - I c 1 1 i "No charno for admission!" Yim is an esBesitien of all that new And beautiful ip? tha breakffst nook esd the dlninj room. Tn ht?w iacludes, the li?t producta froin the shops of juaTtdm tTary 6Sd Gierke raakera ef the "UniveTi sal' line- tae best q the ind, 1 (if- ' tmmifrSHhm w HlTf. 11 tJi ti9TJl Ptrt'uity flatt' . h't?fnSW M?1 H fVL PJ3Pt-M wsatyrpJae piece ; any paeni for ISt'.Ca. :;: arae. TsHe 4 set for ft : ' Pay after Christmas, a dauac ' .ersoeweefe. ' There er?8 PtgiateTa-Vaf fls Ircns .Tea ters, la Individual pieces and yet te match. Prices pre the sanae; fts. ere adwtiaed ls "Ladies Uzrt ipvrnV9 a.sd fill dhtT iTT tan! pt4qdl2SLlf ?Stft Py fcdMi Cut all You need ca Ua Uumtt) aiLI r. 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