SPORTS.
When Goose Goslin started with the Senators, it was an even bet
that a fly ball to him would land on his head. Now he ranks with
'the best as a fielder and was always ace high at the bat.
The Associated Press broke four records last week, covering wires
46,000 miles long, using i80 operators, which was the greatest ever
used for a World’s Series, operated over 150 player score boards
and conducted 80 radio broadcasting stations.
Bill McKetchnie, manager of the Pirates, and Stanley Harris, man
ager of the Senators, agreed that all credit for winning the first
game should go to Walter Johnson. "I bel^-ive that my club is just
as good as the Washington club, but we could not hit. There was no
tough luck about it”, said McKetchnie.
Line material continues to present itself generously in the mem
bership of the Naval Academy class now coming, the latest recrmit
being Arthur J.Kruppenbacher, who entered from the enlisted ranks
of the Marine Corps and who appears to be the heaviest and most
powerful member of the class tip to this time.
Kruppenbacher, who is from Palisades Park, N. J. , weighs 207 pounds
stripped. He is just under six feet and his total of points in the
strength test was high.
The following are scores of important football games played last
Saturday;
Idaho 6, Oregon ().
Southern Calif. 28, Utah 2.
Stanford 28, Cccidental 0.
Illinois 16, Butler 13.
Notre Dame 16, Beloit 3.
Michigan 63, Indiana 0.
Minnesota 34, Grinnell 6.
Yale 35, Georgia 0.
Harvard 66, Middlebury 0.
Princeton 15, Washington & Lee
Penn sylvania 9, Brown 0.
Pittsburg 51, West Virginia 7. •
Cornell 48, Williams 0.
Dar tino th 50, Ve rmon t 0.
Navy 19, Marquette 0.
Array 26, Knox 7.
Chicago 3, Ohio State 3.
Missouri 9, Nebraska 6.
Georgia Tech 16, Pennsylvania 7.
Standing of the Baseball Clubs.
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Seattle
W. L. Pet
124 68 .646
113 79 .589
103 88 . 539
101 90 .529
Portland 90 101 *471
Oakland 85 108 .440
Sacramento 77 116 . 399
Vernon 75 118 .389.
W. L. Pet.
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The University Of California lost the first football game in
five years last Saturday afternoon when the Olympic Club wen by
Playing under American rules, Puget Sound College, of Tacoma,
last Saturday afternoon defeated the United British Columbia Rugby
team, 54 to 0.
Washington University defeated Montana Saturday afternoon 30 to
10. The Grizzlies scored first when Russell Sweet kicked a field
goal. Ritter made Montana’s touchdown after receiving a pass.
George Wilson scored two goals, Testrue, Patton and Guttormsen one
each for the Huskies. Guttormsen also kicked a field goal.
Leon So siin has made five home runs in the past two world’s
series to Babe Ruth’s four home runs and Joe Harris’s two home runs.
15 to 0.