Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE TWO AGGIES DOWN UNIVERSITY SQUAD IN ANNUAL GRID-IRO- EDITORIAL Reuben's Rimes N RATTLE ON JOINING A FRAT Five frats invited my friend Pete from page one) were disasterous both back fields be- To wear their pins — and also eat STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah ing thrown for losses Up to this Their Cooleyed chow and be time only one forward had been atbrother College Agricultural To each and every one another Utah tempted the but making try Printed by the Earl & England Publishing Company the watchful Hanson grounded the Logan Utah ball Now naturally aforesaid Pete second-class mail matter September 19 1908 at Logan Entered as Aided by a fumble by an AggieiWas up a stumpling so to speak Utah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special back Utah worked the ball up to He didn’t know which way to go rate of postage provided tor In Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 the Aggie thirty five yard line He loved each gentle fratling so authorized August 22 1918 Smlth the Utah quarter tried a drop kick but the ball fell short by yards He stewed around a day or two EDITORIAL STAFF The second quarter ended with Falck And asked each pleated Skirt he knew Wilford D Porter Managing Editor returning a Utah punt seventeen Which was THE one — then tossed a Associate Editor Ray L Alston for the longest run during the coin Associate Editor yards King Hendricks first half To soe which bloomin’ frat to Join Business Manager THIRD QUARTER— Hanson start-- j J Francis Ilayes Homer Fornoff Ass’t Business Manager jed the third quarter by returning Now pete has Joined th’ Grabba Gis : Athletics the kick off twenty nine yards Slang- IIo’ll find they’re devils In disguise Ernest Hansen Jennie Reese Society jer made four through center and if Pete survives Initiation Winona Cherry Under the “A-Pe- e" rounded left end for thirty lie’ll sure have cause for celebration Reuben’s Rimes one yards being stopped by Smith Reuben Keifer Sauls Alumni This was the lengest run of the game They'll clip his lovely raven locks Sybil Spande Exchanges and the nearest either team came to They’ll put young lizards In his socks Audene Merrill Stenographer 'scoring a touchdown with the bail And make him rob three Hyrum Pearl Oberhansley Special Writer on the forty yard line Worley placed hanks George P Barber Special Writer the bail between the up rights from And pull off other Jolly pranks Rich Special Writer! placement for the first score of the Letty REPORTERS dny He’ll roll a peanut up th’ Hill Near the end of this quarter( after And guzzle every kind of pill Falck had returned two Utah punts Th' quacks are making nowadays thirty yards each both occassions a To get th’ money of us Jays fumble of Utah’s third punt by Stanger paved the way for Utahs sew his britches to his vest three points Smith dropping the They'll And sit for hours on his chest ball over the bar from the twenty some Joker find out Th’ while yard line This fumble cannot Volume XIX Number 11 whether be held against Stanger as the ball - 'came down at a difficult angle ex- - He is ticklish with a feather hibltlng a peculiar twirling motion HONOR SQUAD — Utah FLRT With the state championship safely tucked away the Big Blue warriors e(j the fourth with the ball quarter now turn to a more quiet and less strenuous life Although the con-‘i- n thelr p088eB8lon Ure made eight ference title was not won by the Utah Aggies yet the college boasts of a through left guard and Romney successful season for the gridiron sport lowed with four over right tackle As the games are reviewed one by one different stars shine out men'on the next play Woriey and McKay jBut he’ll wear a crooked grin who placed their names in the hall of fame at the College The shifty backs broke through and downed Smith for Thinking “When th’ next comes in or the vicious attacking line Ure kicked to Won’t I bust ’im In th’ bean a five yard loss It is too often the case that the backfield men receive most of the Stanger who returned eight yards Gosh I'll treat th' sucker mean!” praise for the victory of the team while the player who made a hole for Falck squirmed around right end for the back to go through is seldom praised to an equal degree The work of 'eight yards( and sent Stanger through ALL ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERthe line cannot be seen so well from the bleachers and for that reason center for three Utah held and ENCE ELEVEN IS NAMED RY COWIEY It must be remembered that every Falck kicked to Smith who fumbled many winning plays go unnoticed Aggie has played the part outlined for him to play during the paatbe ball Anderson dropped on the ‘ball giving the Agglea the ball on season (Continued from page one) After good" Smith of Utah was chosen ab thirty three yard line For three months pleasure and personal wants were sacrificed in order at the Crimson line as the nearest runner to Falck to uphold the d Aggie banner and well that task waa per- - two attempts formed For ends Captain Noggle of Colo-The daily grind developed a team that well deserves the con on U and Briggs of Colorado Col-- ( rado ference honors that It has received The state is proud the students and ?8r )'ar”5 nine yard line in the center lege were chosen Noggle has the townspeople are proud to claim allegiance to the squad that has so nobly twenty of the field Worley dropped back credit of being one of the best represented the College during the season of 1920 and aided by Falck dropped the ball In the conference Brlggi neatly over the bar from placement waa given a place because of his w ho j The Agglea kicked o Utah AGGIES never ceasing fighting qualities mediately opened with an aerial at- The students of the I'tah Agricultural College have nothing Swan of Utah and Dotson of making first down twice on Colorado appreciation to extend to the University and its supporters for the man-!flc- t' cop the tackle Aggies a tfalrd first tab made ner in which they were treated while in Salt Lake Nothing happened forwarda' la looked Swan upon aa na buck and wer then orc1 places but what was thoroughly collegiate and sportsmanlike Though there waa idown 0 In the Rocky Moun- -' best tackle the kiek’ Worley kjeked immediately keen rivalry it was wholesome rivalry There waa none of the usual 'out of the ball rolling to tains Although Injured he fought danger More fighting and biter antagonism which has characterized other years to the end with all he had C taha 5 eglt yar no' t° rpirit enthusiasm or “pep” waa brought out over this game than has been a Hancock also of Utah waa named e a 0 ra“ an80n Yet we believe it waa conducted experienced by either school for years It on Itaha center for his clever passing seven placing yards better than ever before six yard line Worley drop- n Hartshorn of the Colorado Ag- Tne train t ringing the Agglea down to the game waa met bv the twentf j “ U‘M“ ‘J me bod I Willard halfback in the conference thing waa done to care for the team and Its backers The rally in town pjace(j Hanson aa the U of C was hailed of the by both schools were carried out without interference and engendered Willard player next to Hartshorn was responsible for the only score against the winners of th pennant McTavish of Colorado College comes first In the selection for fullHe hits ’em hard and alback finds the holei to plunge ways It It were possible to put through this mythical eleven in action football fans would have the pleasure of reat dpra of the a "the" Aggie's 'aiway fighL The opening of the Winter quarter baa brought many students to the fighting American sport lth ftah fighting back equally aa teara hall of the Utah Agricultural College j Crowlf'y’a eraion of uth To some the sight and sounds hard n worda’ are familiar to others everything Is new and strange On the start the ven theae bwn To pick star would be unfair forjhaa former setilo down in the social life that was left on departing last year 'every "Thla Ram could play ary old style Aggie waa a star Worley b“n- - wth the fftal bfbacka but the latter are carried along on the height of the social wave 'with Hanhis kicking and Falck and being taken with the strongest force The student body extends a welcome and ’son with their open field running iW could run the end or hit the a helrirg hand to thr?" students who have not found sufficient weight to 'aided by McKay Sutton and Ander aink Into the student l fe at the College Some hour may be spent In son on the line possibly showed up lonely meditation but as time goes on and they are drawn Into the whirl to the east blearherites a little more fact la so well balanced all around no time will be allotted for such pondering The sea may be rough for speclaculary but to a foot ball critic that it would be a difficult task to would play safety1 a short period but a lighthouse la standing in the form of the student ‘here were no Individual atara every atop them Falck come back and would Willard and lpld to bafk tha body to give light to any one who la In danger of being stranded on the man rora en‘a rock that are prevalent In the lea of life on both teams were stars— fighting help on punta Swan and Dotson ' the cleanest gam ever played be- - could open up hole that an express th r'Val oho°atrain could go through Worley would QUESTION NAMED FOR TRIVGIE will be the mime a that used for the The lineup and summary: io thep utlng and any bnck could be RFH ITF triangular debate Instead of the U of U (8) v A c (9) i used for hootln gforwarda Princeton question aa previously an- - Dorlus Frank le (Continued from page one) ' Hurd It Montana school before Dec 5 It HI nouneed ao that those who try out Anderson Evana lg be posted on the bulletin board aa for thn t'°llpa teams and do notiIrKy Hancock c mnl'a a rlce wl11 b® to go right anMn soon as It la received Those who Decker h rlaM rg nt0 Sa°n ryouta- - The fresh- wish to do so may prepare to try out Swan rt IUPn h undpr ofWorp)r on this question management Prous (c) re ‘"v Tryout for the Princeton debate1 Smith ‘group under the leadership of Prof were held Tueda The lowing rbb F R Arnold which will meet every men entered: Bramwell Peck Newell Watklna Stanger ho acond ftn fourth Wednesday of the Madsen Emery Ranker J Morris It la Ur Ihb the Thl will be especlslly Inexpected two other rlusaes month Christensen and W J Merrill Just will soon Erickson Substitution Aggies— follow suit Every structive and Interesting after th tryouta a wire waa reUnlveralty of Utah— advanced student la Invited to join The debating manager baa received for Hanson ceived from Princeton setting forth word from Ames that their achedule Slegfus for Evans J Clarke for 8leg-fu- s the group conditions which the Debating la already filled this — year ao It will Council felt It could not In justice be by Scoring period: Impossible to meet them — 0 0 J accept so th contest has been called Aggies off and consequently a team waa not 0 0 1 0— 3 Varsity chosen from Aggie— Goals Scoring: 3 of University Worley The question for the class debates placement Utah— Field goal Smith ' a Referee — Clem Crow Offlcala: New Pi Ires— Ixiwer Prices j Head ley Umpire— Fred Prince j — Elmer 1111 j Get Tour Xmas Ort(er In Now '(Hi the Agglea took the victory Be tila Hansen — To lake back R L PIXTON From the t‘ n Turkey Day llirlgham th fruit a of my education Tli fUspberry the Farmer at home or by appointment Ho ft Ihry thua expressed their feeling flirtation winning way and T" was a hard pill uke lu a very fitting wy- im Bluebird TfTe (Continued Pre-eminen- Superior tly CANDIES ICE CREAM AND LUNCHES 12 West Center Street Commercial Grill WE SERVE THE BEST BY TEST 35 North Main Logan Utah j j DUE RETIRING For Athletic Supplies and Sporting Goods See Logan Hardware Company quarter First The Winchester Store fol-ve- ry j Hotel Eccles A MODERN HOTEL-COMPL- ETE high-furle- Special Weekly Winter Rates to Students play-breake- rs WELL TREATED 1m-b- ut STORAGE WAREHOUSE i 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING SUMMER MONTHS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS Warehouse and Office Nouth Main Street ' Cache-Valle- " nahenrwlcdedErrtJ"ulro Commission Co y LOGAN UTAH Oldest and Largest Bank in Cache Valievr Resources $200000000 THATCHER BROTHERS BANKING COMPANY LOGAN UTAH j The Supreme Evidence of f i i dRovr T ""'T "'"Wk Suits and Overcoats '' ! 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