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Show THE HERALD HOGAN LEADS - UTAH. JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE-OGDE- OCTORER SATURDAY, PAGE FIYH 1031. 1, LOOP WITH THREE WINS N Todays Grid Contests By Liutfer BRUSHING UP SPORTS North Cache, Boxelder Are Still Undefeated 2 To Test Major Elevens -- J SOTl PPEIWIAL IN W24 WGU , AS rivals; keen's Region ()m Standing Of Teams ENEWE5! n SWXt vooN6LibvxM,o..xMr( The flying feet of Captain Keith Worley, brilliant Logan quarterback, aided by some near perfect interference running on the part of his teammates prover too much for the Ogden Tigers and the Grizzlies scored an impressive Friday afternoon at TBfc-- koken Scored q of the ib RDDER SCORES? IO OF IM 1930 Roe'Ek! AND RCiPER ToueUCKADNS IMlpE Ogden. ball FomTe, 17 S'E-RE- FJufFS is regarded as one of the easts strongest teams but is turn- conceded little chance of back the Irish. Harvard, only undefeated member of the easts once proud Big Three faces a serious threat from the Texas Long- -, horns. Harvard is favored but it will not be surprising to see the southwesterns finish on the long end of the score. The other featured eastern game, Yale vs. Army, is a toss-u- p. the nation's footshould hav& a pretty fair notion of how the major elevens are going to stand at the close of the season. the half-wa- v Todays games mark point for the season's competition and the schedule forr, the day is one of those Diamond studded, and a yard wide" programs. Every section of the nation attractions has its standout v and with Harvard-Texa- s topping the East card; Pitt Notre Dame and Stanford-Washingto- n and featuring the far western card; Tech and Tulane-Georgi- a showing the way in the south A. M. s Baylor-Texaand & and S. M. featuring the southwestern program. By MET (M ewi6AU.T(ATTV'NTER. WON) A6A'0, !0-- l. Vi YbONCiSlUuA) an date, BY DIXON STEWART NEW YORK. Oct. 24 (UP) EPDERS NEuiCASkE, Eft , HGM 7 A, Both Boys SOARED mDiDT'OGS BEAT OGDEN ; nightfall ing followers all-sta- ..Their scho?i$ note cavy aT4 rThe individual performance of the elusive Worley was one of the most outstanding high (uhl Clash again this they ....YEAR AND IS, OAR school football feats seen in Northwesterns battle with' Utah for quite some time. In Ohio State appears likely to the middle of the second quardecide Big Ten conference honter with both teams fighting for ors. Both teams are undefeata score, the Ogdenites pulled Boxelder at Logan. ed in conference competition. a quick kick from a running V'.H South Cache at Preston. Georgia and Tulane are deformation. The ball sailed over favorites to defeat Vancided North Cache at Bear River. Hi head with the Logan Worleys derbilt and Georgia Tech in .fT" man He in hot safety pursuit. the featured southern games the oval on his own Logan high gave ample evidence that they must be consi- overtook with Baylor and S. M. U. The five yard line and his first choices over Texas A. & M. and dered-very much in the running for the 19:51 Region One thought was let it roll over the Centenary in the- southwest. football championship when they defeated the Ogden Tigers goal line but it stopped dead Dame Southern California is a 3 to 1 Pittsburgh-Notr- e The on one 20-the line. yard Friday afternoon at Ogden. The Grizzlies who had clash will provide the first real bet over California but the coast game. heretofore been classed as a team with a lot of possibilities MAKES TWO LONG test for Hunk Anderson's team, other featured JAUNTS TO SCORE may i already being hailed as the Stanford vs. Washington, Stanlacking in consistency gave a fine exhibition of Hoping to gain only a few greatest Notre Dame team of produce a real upset with football on the slippery Ogden field. Pitt, undefeated to ford as a victim. yeards as by this time he history. Logai, Boxelder and North Cache are resting on top of was surrounded by Ogden tack-lers- , a Worley picked up the oval the! heap and have as yet not lost a game. The most imand with Brown and Hugie, portant game of the season will take place Friday after-noo- Logan halfbacks, bowling over at Logan when the old rivals, the Grizzlies and Box- two tacklers, Worley reversed elder Bees meet in what should be a football natural. North the field with his clever tactics Cacjie ipeets an easy opponent in Bear River, while Ogden and lightning speed to race 99 yards to score Logan's first should beat Weber and South Cache and Preston will battle touchdown and send them into it out at Pension. a 0 lead at the half-BuWorleys performance had only started. Again in the fourth quarter he returned a 55 or a touchdown punt yards and then topped it off with a beautiful kick through the uprights for the extra point. At the start of the third quarter, BY HENRY McLEMORE of Pitt- he nailed a pass from Lindquist United Press Correspondent and traveled to the five yard NEW YORK, Oct. 24. (UP) The New York Slate Athletic line before being pushed out of commission of which William bounds. Late Friday afternoon, the Muldoon, the "greatest Roman Logans third score came late number of hunters bagging of them all, is chairman, to- In the game when the Grizzlies deer and reporting to All day was in undisputed posses- worked the ball to the fifteen registration station had sion of the record for yard line and Ryan, halfback, reached 27. muddled thinking and incon- went through tackle for firteen Heading the list insofar as sistency. yards and a touchdown. On the cleverly weight was considered was a The commissioners, or the executed . 252 pounds three dumb dukes, as they have passes, the Tigers carried the weighing shot by Orley Haws of Newton. been aptly called on more than ball to Logan's fifteen yard line Others bringing down deer are: one occasion, clinched both rec- and on two delayed bucks they BOSTON, Oct. 24. (UP)- - The William Miller Miller, 2 prong, ords yesterday when they cre- made five yards and Logan world's welterweight champion119 pounds, brought out of ated a new was penalized five more with ship belonged to Lou Brouil Blacksmith Fork canyon; A. H. heavy class and"dreadnaught1 lard of Danielson, Conn., today refused to the result that the Ogdenites bagged at Mud recognize Tommy Loughran as went over for their first and Otte, by virtue of his hammer and can! TkFiIeDGiW Flat. Logan canyon this sec a fit opponent for Primo a. score of the game. Logan tongs victory over Jack Thomp only tion Was opened for hunting this son of Chicago at Boston GarTake blocked op the attempted kick Results Fridays season for' the first time1, in den last night before 18,000 peris not hard to imagine who for goal. It SlKiGtL-DQy- . 0. Utah HlMSELf 13, Utah Aggies a number of years. sons. Stanley was behind the creation of the Following Game Next Logans Weeks Brouillard snatched the chamShdup, in Temple Forks area; 6 dreadnaught or super-palooCoach Bums Y. at B. U. vs. T Utah Aggies T. S. class. pronger, 251 pounds. Mister Muldoon, who Crookston substituted freely and Provo (Saturday). pionship from the Chicago NeAdams brought down a gro in the face of predictions used to be quite the shakes as Ogden threw many long passes of 239 pounds. that his youth would be no a wrestler and who still thinks in a last attempt to score. They match for the skilled ThompOther hunters successful thus like one, has been planning this advanced the ball to son. The Connecticut boxers far. according to the records new class for more than a year. own eight yard line but Logans Utah Aggies freshmen football inthe in decision victory s Green-lingare: Roger Allen, a Utah Members of the Super-P- a the defeated tean forwaid experienced Grizzly contest was in a 179 pounds; looka club must weigh not less wall buck weighing July Salt at afternoon braced and held the Tigers Friday discounted because of ThompCliff Bair, Richmond, than 220 and stand 6 feet 3 or for downs. It was Logans ball Lake by The the score ,of 13-e, son's poor condition. more barefooted. Miss Muldoon on their own eight yard line about 190 pounds; W. Oall 4 locals outplayed the Utes in Brouillard weighed 146 249 pounds; named Camera. Victorio Cam-nol- o, when the gun sounded. and after a poor and Thompson 146. 161 Walter Cobb, George GodOrin Palmer, setFor Logan, other than the departments first half, txnibition in the Ail but itwo rounds were pounds, shot down in Green frey and ' Jose Santa Charter marvelous performance of Wor- tled down to play real footawarded to Brouillard. The secmembers. The fact that God- ley who was by all odds the canyon; Clark Griffin. half. second ball in the ond was counted even and the buck, 236 pounds, bagged in frey is barred from fighting in most player on the 14th was won by Thompson on The Aggies scored in the secthe right hand fork of Logan5 this state made no difference field, outstanding team entire the a of played ond quarter as a result a whirlwind finish that had to Muldoon. The Carl O. Felix, canyon. well. a was good few Ryan ground series of passes. Just a the Brouillard backing into plays fellow must fight only pronger, weighing 193; L. C. while Hull end at scored gainer played ropes. Lowe, Smithfield. 5 prong. 233 members, and will not be al- a nice game down under punts later, the Aggies again interknockscored four Brouillard when Briggs, halfback, pounds; J. H. Watkins, Jr., 5 lowed to pick on 200 pound mid- in great style. Morrell, who cepted a pass and raced 50 downs but one of them was prong, 219 pounds; Ed Olsen, gets. substituted defor at to line over Lindquist the goal gained after a momentary yards College ward, 5 prong. 223 fullback, hit the line hard and feat the highly touted Utes extra wrestling bout and was not Mendivision of this Creation C. H. Stauffer. pounds; clean-cu- t. The first two were on the seems to have the makings of 13-not reported; is a direct about-fac- e tion, weight in the 10th. Lous best of many For a good player. Lindquist, who first touchdown for the The George Spiers, Logan, 5 prong, part of the commission. down started the game in place of good rounds. 243 pounds: Wallace Bingham, several years it has been Aggies was registered shortly Thompson, groggy from a setrick classes, refusing to Smith, toregular fullback, must after the visitors had gained 5 prong, 192; Jerry Earley, shot on vere pounding, was sent to. the tackle lower and he possession of the ball in midone tn Meadowville canyon, recoenize the junior lightweight will be okeh canvas by a steady tattoo of field on an exchange of punts. , pounds; Garr champions. weighing 198 blows and remained there for Mouse Nelson, diminutive quarI'll lay you even money that Lineups and score: Rose. 4 prong. 200 pounds, in a count of two. He jumped up LOGAN. OGDEN terback, sprinted around right Blacksmith Fork; Louis Matt- Einstein could not figure out only to be sent down again and le Tov er end for 20 yards to the Ufc son, 7 prong prong, 238 pounds; why the same commission bar- Kowallis this time he remained for a Alkemi Papooses 25 yard line and on Mattson's deer had antlers with red Loughran as an opponent Hendricks it conn of nine. a Mouse next shot the the for Camera, and then, in the Ballard a 28 8 inch spread. play, lg. Wangsgaard c.. same breath okayed Campolo as'Quinney A1 Larsen, bike shop proprieHendricks pass to Os Gunderson who droprg tor, has made the sportsmen a foe for the : big Italian. Homer Milligan ped over the goal line. -- rt Capitalizing upon recovered all the more eager to get their Loughran all but chased Cam- - Kennard Lindsley MEMORIAL STADIUM. Calif., ..........re Fowler fumbles the Ule boys pushed deer by offering a rifle as a polo out of the ring here a few Hull Oct. 24. (UP i On a field sogEv Lehman deep into the Aegie territory Worley qb prize to the hunter bringing months back. infrom rain. California was pitted Brown lh ....... Springer in the opening quarter but down the heaviest buck. You will lie aina.rI to learn what is ofTered toJust to make sure its claim to Ryan Sneddon tercepted pas.'C3 halted their against Southern California an. rh J, Goldsmith Dinnis was seen drive a would their second renewal in The of advances. the day championship Main goody ........... fb down car his Foulger went to the in the new General Motors 1H-- 2 ton Track driylng the Lindquist Aggie 11 yard line, nual football battle that svm-- ; Score by quarters: street Thursday morning with not be soon challenged, handinenaitv between an the a bolizes edict that Logan commission issued rivalry 0 7 0 1320 but A big 6 -- cylinder 60 -- horsepower engine. a buck on the running board. a Ogden north and south. . 6 capped the Utes, and Nelson 0 0 6 0 Police Chief Gilbert Mecham hereafter no boxer may skip out' top-of one McDonald's The ; a radiator. Heavy-dut- y, powerful Trojans, lightweight Substitutions: weht up Logan canyon Wednes- class. If latrge, truck-typ- e Logan Bullen snared heaves on the 10 yard line and heavy victors in their conferhis division he may fight for Homer. Schaub grows Henbuck for a out to large bring day rear axle. transmission. Kxtra-heav- y as a welter but cannot meet dricks. Hughie for Brown, Mor- ran the ball back to the 30 ence games this season, were which he shot Tuesday. to commisthree favored odds of mark. The by middleweights. for yard rell for Bullen, Brown and side members Bears Sturdy frame with For Aggies, the playing ol one. But the sion didnt asy, but this ruling Hughie. Hansen for Brown. looks like a direct slap at Mick- Schaub for Hendricks. Han- Gunderson on end and Nelson. were buoyed by the knowledge stress absorbers. Forged Spokslcel wheels. the sen for Kennard, Poulter for Briggs and Handley in the back-fiel- that the rain soaked gridiron ey Walker, who jumped will California's was Southern a the crack at for clog .DJI-incoutstanding. lightheavies wheelbase. A real truck, for truck h StetUer for Homer. Ogand famous running attack The lineups: Walker is the guy who Ballard. C. for Mr. and Mrs. Alma Olsen en- heavies. Williams Sneddon. den force it to adopt power plays. Muldoons service the product of an organization Utes tertained at a wedding recep- gave Jack Sharkey. a miserable Olsen for Alkema. Boerens for will make A throng of 75.000, the biggest, Aggies tion on Wednesday evening in pride and joy, such e for Foulger, Thom ley (. .. IMpadov." Tower, in . Springer this the Bay District year, that designs, builds, sells and services comDead Ones Play hoior of Mr. and Mrs. Denzil evening lately. Peterson for Springer. Dockum Atkins Stewart was expected for the classic. t. Good marPoor Ones who were recently Broekbank Thousands came from Los Ange- for Wangsgaard, Kenner for Pugh g mercial vehicles exclusively. Standard ried. c Ward les to cheer the Trojans while Goad Ones Heller Fowler. Bingham for Lehman, Smith Building A delicious supper was served lies arc available to meet every eommer- -. Hart other thousands filed in fr7n for Peterson. g jSavich Made Williams LET PS SHOW YOG! to (fifty guests. A beautiful wedReport t Touchdowns, Reeve Cooley tile north hoping to see Cali Scoring: Logan ...1 need. Dual rear wheels and a 137-intable -- c Gunderson fornia repeat its surprise vie-- 1 ding rake centered the even-inWorley 2, Rvan. Forward pass Knapp CERTIFIED g of the close the Fees received, during and at the Nelson tory of two years ago. qb after touchdowm Worley to Pomeroy frame are optional iiassis with a was cut and served to the quarter ending September 30. Brown. Place kick after . touch- - McDonald , lib A sturdy line and the famous; Briggs RADIO SERVICE BarT. C. of the bridegroom. White backfield of Mohlcr, Shaver, hb touch- - Ifoggan guests by Building Inspector Time payments down Worley. additional cost. Ogden, :it 1 slight S. .Mam A social evening followed the rett for issuance of building, Brown fb down. Sneddon. Handley Pinckert and Musick were head- Mrs. left Mr. and and electric Egan men Howard Jones chief hopes r,:;i)W supper. wiring I'll. iuR 1)0 plumbing, Officials Watson, referee; !.;e ftnnnrrd (it the lowest, rates atailahle BUI Ingram.! totaled $93.35. for immediately for Lewiston where Navy victory. permits Stevenson. RADIO Barney. umpire; YOfR G1IKGK their home. . anywhere, through our own 5. M. A. C. thv will make This included $42 for nine head linesman. by a list of injured 0 harrassed 0 0 0 Utah Frosh AND TURKS URF.K! Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hansen building permits. Plumbing persome of the best included ' that 13 13 0 0 0 Frosh Aggie See this new General Motors Truck today. arc parents of a daughter bom mits numbered eight and elecmen, counted on George Wat- Scoring: Touchdowns. Gun- - kins and Ed Kirwan to shoulder on Sundav evening. All concernDenrosey And tric wiring permits, 14. Convcrderson. Briggs, Aggies. ed are doing nicely. IiwnrfW the heavy load for California. The report was approved by Mr. and Mrs. James Martin the s city commission Friday In Wilds Of Wyoming sion, Briggs, Aggies. Utes Substitutions: Challis of Salt Lake City spent the HORSEPOWER week-en- d ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo., Oct. for Knapp, Crowton for Challis as guests of Mrs. night. for - (Franks for Brown, Mason for 24. (UP) Jack Dempsey, Elmer Jackson. an of made Artificial gold JERRY FIALA for eham- - Savich. Roberts Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Olsen moof aluminum and copper mer heavywieght boxinf of Nevada Arnett for Hoggan, Hoggan lor and his Dion, party tored to Tremonton on Wed- alloy' in been made Sheffield, and Utah has for Chevrolet Specialist Sportsmen, will re- McDonald. Aggies-Osbor- ne nesday and were guests of Mrs. England. turn to Sait Lake Tuesday, ac- White. Reynolds for Handley, Elda Goldsberry. Fenwick fer to word Briggs. received today Mrs. Milford Jensen entercording Factory Trained Mechanic L. E. from the Dempsey base camp, tained on Wednesday evening W. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs.Nielsen on the shores of Greenriver in compliment to Mrs. Vera Sorensen, Mr. Walter Fifteen Years Servicing Chevrolets WITH ONE BOLT Lake. Fremont county. Stone who recently returned and Miss Karla Nielsen. Two birds with one stone is The former champion who is Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Hansenl home from the Furooenn misEfficient Work at Fair Prices at sion. A delightful chicken sup- soent Thursday and Friday at now troading the thornev come- - exceptional, but one bolt re-of hack road- led his hunting Dar- - lightning at Clarendon, Va per was served after which mu- Preston. ji Garage Mrs. Albert Fredrick has re- - ty into the' Wvoming wilder-turne- d cently killed 1500 of them. The Logan Tourist 254 N. Main sic: and social chat was enjoy Logan home after spending the ness early this week. The nim- - birds, sparrows, were perched ed. Those present were: Mr. and S 215 Main South Street N an electric light wire when Mrs. A. A. Schebv, Mr. and Mrs. week here with her daughter,! rods planned to hunt moose, 'on - !icocooe4coosoooeooeoeKCQOooo6eooccsocooce(,S mountain goats, elk and bear, the lightning struck it. N. C. Nielsen,. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mrs. Merrill Hansen. all-wo- ol -- i Yale-Arm- rn -- HV Georgia-Vander-b- d ilt 6, but-rathe- j r h TOIPEEJ t V NST mmK Lar-sen- a,,cl Aggie Freshies Take Measure of Papooses !s all-ti- WELTER FIGHT SJE1& EMAIL touchdown. MoTTOIkS Temjck I) F i em ka ' ' this Blilgjlaiiiiil Car-ner- IEIE final C2 zt no-tit- le 0. - Lam-bourn- 3-- super-Paloo-k- as 1- -2 0. 1- -2 3-- H-- 2 TOMS -- rd ch College Ward! d Permit Is j -- ch ) - j j j Party ;CYXIE3SS Lundberg I $ Park Buick Co. I) |