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Show TIIE HERALD - JOURNAL. LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY. NOVKMllEK Grizzlies Tune Up In Short Scrimmage Drill ; l , in.-Th- V will be on the t, tjrmert ceMy to go Into their side-H- , - final game. The famous Smith twins. Ivan gLg Elmo, Deb Young and Pete VwLkfns are the likely veterans I who Win start while Tommy Thompson and Buck Shields are others who are completing their play with Utah Aggies this ' season. SMITH HOLD QOWN QUARTER 'The. two Smiths, Wilkins Thompson are two-ye- letter-me- n ar gained his first , A'1 laat fail. Until this Smith both twins year, the played end but this season, Ike was moved to quarterback where he has dqne himself proud as a signal barker and pass thrower. Elmo Is still at end where he has played regularly all season. Deb Young is one of Utah Aggies outstanding candidates honors. He is for A constant threat with his open field running and returning of punts, knows now to do his stuff on interference and when called upon, can catch passes with the bast of them. He will undoubtedly be a marked man Thanksgiving day. Big Pete Wilkins at tackle, this year, has staged a sensaWhile Young . Semi-fin- the games In round al U. S. A. Intramural C- - tional comeback tnat has vated him considerably In the ele- opinion of local grid followers. Wilkins His sophomore year. clear played a whalelastof a gamehandiyear, through but injury, he played capped by an indifferent game, an extremely doing very little to Justify his this But being in the lineup: year, things are different. butPeteit still has that bad knee doesn't seem to stop him. His for a experience has counted tackle great deal In the criticalcounted position and he is being r on heavily in the game next Thursday. . two Hard luck gridders Thompson deserves the title of hard luck gridder if anyone in the Utah Aggie camp does. . He came to the Aggies with a IfStoputation as a vertiable speed Ttemcto from Bear River high school. Injuries have combined to stop him almost every year and this - season, in addition to a knee injury, a sensational sophomore. Cotton Tolman, has c&ne along to take over his fullback position. Tommy will likely see plenty of action on Thanksgiving day however. Buck Shields is another hard luck gridder. Coming from Tooele with a big reputation, ne suffered a queer head injury him that has handicapped throughout his varsity career, enabUng to play but very little of every game. . . Two other veterans who played against Utah last year will rt on Thanksgiving day. They e John Vranes at center and land Forgeon at guard. One other veteran who was kept out last , , pf the Turkey day game, comBarker at guard, year,-Bil- l who plete the list of veterans next start against Utah . will - . - Phi-Cardi- 10-1- 0, 28-2- 5. big success. The lineups: Delta Kappa Phi O. T. F. P. D. Willmore, f . 3 Ricks, f : 0 Scott, c ... o Steele, g 3 Bird, g' 0 Larsen, f .... 8 10 Forresters C. Christensen, f Riley, f Osborne, c .. Hansen, g For Deep Coughs 3 Or Colds Where Will Pay You It To:Be Sure CreomuiiioD is made tu do tlie ut a cough of cold. It rombinct even major helps in one the best helpt known to science, it is for quick relief for safety, when tho cough seems deep Mild coughs may yield to a lrsn help to some single factor, may lie. But no one can tell which fuctor Mill do most for any certain cough. And all coughs should be stopped at once. So careful people, more and more, give Creomulsion for any cough that starts. The cost is a little more than some help helps But it means a seven-wa- y thro bestsnen know. 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A crowd of 9.000 saw the charity show' sponsored by the Kansas City Journal-Pos- t, American Legion and Air Reserve Corps. as Charles Belanger, billed Canacpan champion, failed to provide real competition for Dempsey sand was the first victim in a bout. Los Although Jack Roper. Angeles, went to the floor twice when he attempted to slug with the lormer champion, he was on his feet at the end of the second round. Dempseys footwork was slow and his punches weaker. He was a shadow of the Dempsey that won the heavyweight title from Jess Willard and floored Gene Tunney in their second fight in Chicago. 6 22 12 1 1 25 Totals . These with Law at tackle, referee; Officials: Roberts, Hull at end, Scbaub at halfback and Tolman at fullback, Christensen,' umpire. complete the Aggie machine which will start against Utah. The last four are sophomores Who have come through with flying colors during the season and are expected, with the veterans, to put up a game against Utah that will go down in history with other sensational conflicts between the two schools. deer recently, Brugman heard $ shot and then saw his guide running back with the information that he had shot at and missed a big bear. Brugman hurried to the scene of the battle and, in doing so, tripped and He picked fell over a cliff. himself up at the bottom to find himself confronting the enraged bruin. Without taking aim, the doctor fired and killed the bear. j KANSAS 'UP' .i Totals Wpek. ' , rVtoUm wr ' fa-ul- bas- ketball tournament were played The afternoon. Wednesday teams coming out victorious were Delta Kappa Phi and The Cardinals. The Della Kaps had an easy time in trimming the Forresters Frank Ricks, Aggie squad member of last year, was the shining light of the game and carried olf high point scoring honors of the game with nine counters to his credit. WillmOre and Bird also played a good game for the winners- Osborne, the former B. A. C. star, and Turner and Christensen were the best bets for the losers. game The Delta was a hotly contested affair throughout and brought out some good basketball At the end of the first half, the score but the Carwas tied at dinals, an independent team, found the range In the last half and managed to nose out by a scant three point lead Finals wUl be played Thursday afternoon with the Cardinals meeting Delta Kappa Phi. The tournament is under the personal supervision of Physical Education Director Hyrum Hunsaker. Considerable interest has been aroused in the tourney and it has proven a 22-1- 4. and PAGE SEVEN ern coaches would gi ;e up if they had to produce a foot- ball team out of them. An outstanding example of the other extreme u Notre Dame. The Irish have three , crack men trained for every po- sition on the team w ho can be considered regulars. Then they 'have about 200 rthar football e 11. BY WILLIAM BAILEY Coach Burns Crool.ston sent ton Lee wiio accounted tor players who are reserves. big game between Cali- - Hie champion Logan high foot- - loam- - three touendown against A team with such power is a. United Press Correspondent a week ago. fornia and Stanford between through a short Richiield There . NAMLI. Recent agitation at several of .. isn't, a the builder Hi I ot men and the !mmage Wednesday afternoon ( umkm the conference schools agalnst builder of piavs Teached the anti lollowing the workout was conferenc but would think the coaching has created the officials for the game will elusion Mage today with the convinced that the Grizzlies himself m some sort usual post or near post sea- coach's erlm lean play football in mud and nvina kl('k"lr had heaven he jus. sonal stir. Generally that is Notre Dame reserve 'snow. Crimson Held was a sea college, strength about all It accomplishes. The 22 mcn who wti .start 0f mud and attempting' to tell sou .ol tlie "eber gymnasium L on The agitation creates gr.me were drawn out of one piaver from another was a .umpire and Barney also of the lne a Coach In conversation with Junction City, headlmesman. what is a good Van DeGraaff of Colorado colquestion bag today by Sailorman Bill dit t task. coach? am. California's new foot- and Roy There is a possibility that SteKowallis Wilford writer lege last week will be unable to work memr. and Glenn Scobey Hull, Chat" C'sWuarconsKteibaU ends, were both ' On the face of it, a good coach ed of the Stan- - absent From practice but Ko-- 1 j1' game and in this event Warn,'r the of 24 men- - two than ' is a man who produces win"Urm The the teams wallis will be in a suit this at-- ! wUl, referee, mth Bar- one of f01.11 Suede xs umpire and Vosco Call hid beenilleJ' to until Hull the who has away ning football teams, but there tfams; ternoon and signal in must be something more to itiju1' conference' was a ends battla'sick with a severe cold will f lormer Utah Aggie athlete, as anhcti i renew their football for than that. A good many of the 1 TiaFd The bia leadership.. (likely return to school today- Jadlinesman.1 d most famous coaches of the is slow ,s.ulfnU hel? a ,hn Ills feet ana hadn't' Current performance gave the PnR1Mr-on pumTON spirited rally G Rears the edve hut FLAYER HERE morning, country have failed to produce and Friday afternoon a big pep nlore exPeri-- 1 winning teams this season. Bob o'neV the woVc "ends'1 left Hanford has In Nib- will be held In scrimmage promoter Wednesdays cnced team plus the best poten- Zuppke, the square jawed lit-- 1 tirhool Rnnrk tie coach at the University of tfi an end n noAmn tail offense on the coast. The praetlee. Eld op Hansen, a Pres-- j ley hall with Professor Henry ton high school athlete of last Otte, a former B. "Y. C. music have ti,inni.i.mnf,K.wi. ? shw odinanly speed iTm ab- - this offense to any marked of all coaches. Illinois hasn"t where de-- year, showed up well and will Instructor, and Glenn Taggart, won a conference football vic- solute prerequisite. year, yet there Is no likely see action at one ofHethe student asbody president of North Other schools ir the confer- - gree thisthat principal speakers. In is; Cache, California backers wing positioas Saturday. tory this year denying cnee are faced with the same h a Daa case 01 Warner big and knows the game fairly the evening commencing at 7 Amos Alonzo Stagg at Chi"Natural football' p. m me Grizzly student body the foreboding that the well. cago wen his first conference proposition. are few and far bo- - fever, ' Crookston announced follow- will stage a huge uptown rally master a$ victory in four years when his players om hen. ing the workout that he would and bonfire at the intersection Maroons trimmed the Mini. generally go east to school. 2? his sleeve a of main and center streets. Imsend the Grizzlies through Stagg may be old, but he is Coaches in this conference must light scrimmage and skull prac- mediately following a dance will a long way from doddering. Its take for the tice today with very light work- be held in the school gymnasa queer thing, but Staggs play- most greenandmaterial,a team out make out on Friday. The Loganites ium. ers are the best boosters he of it. part, Rumors have been going the have had two weeks rest and has. Almost annually for years They do it, year after year, should be in great shape for rounds In Logan as to whether the erv has arisen at Chicago and turn in some pretthe Grizzlies would take on any usually the game. that Stagg should give away to ty creditable teams, this year, games. game will be the Saturdays BIG a younger man. This writer One would what thev second time the Grizzlies have When asked concerning the has known a good share of the do if wonders were In loose Coaeii turned Crookston stated met Tooele in a football game. matter they football - players tutored by the east, with surpluses of good that the only football game he Stagg in the last ten years. material for each In was interested at the present LOS ANGELES. Nov. 19 m position. He has yet to hear one who And one also wonders just Alumni of universities in the time was to beat Tooele. He did didnt think Stagg was a good how good some of the coaches Big Ten conference were on Sterl Harris aggregation to the intimate however that if the coach. The same thing goes at with big names would turn out record as unanimously tune of 20-- 0. Just two years Grizzlies were successful in their today Illinois. to be, if they came out here favoring one of the mm western ago, the Tooele boys won the state championship drive, some . . had to make a football conference teems coming west state high school championship. action might be taken on the In this conference, coaches and team out of 20 or 30 men. to meet the University of SouThe year prior, George Mil- - matter. are under a tremendous handithern California the present Notre the annual in inkovich, cap. About four schools in the WHAT A DIFFERENCE! EARLIEST CLOCKS New' Years Day Game. sensation, Dame sophomore conference have reasonably The water clocks, ar ClepsyThe alumni considered the plaved football for the Tooele Hall, hail, the Gangs All sized souads By reatonably we dra. used by the Egyptians. ouestion at a meeting in the hoy's. Georges brother will plav Here." was composed by Sir Ar- mean that front 50 to HO men Chinese. Greeks and Romans, university club in the hope that, halfback in the game Saturday thur Sullivan, who also compos-an- d for football report at the stpvt were the earliest forms of time the will likely be a marked ed The Lost Chord. and "Oilpresent ruling against of the season. The rest have He devices constructed of the con- man. Another Tooele back that ward Christian Soldiers. out measuring games so small that most east- - by mankind. squads ference would be nullified will bear much watching is Mil- - was a famous English composer. Hot Spots In The R. M. C. JUxtn Utah Aggies take the field Thanksgiving day in Salt Lake against the University of Utah, four 'veterans will be playing their last game for the Due and White while two other s, 1931. Close Careers Aggie Gridders Lettermen Ready For Last Big Fracas 1 49 59 All Other Merchandise Net Listed Here is to be at Same Discount - Fla 'Wise - Buy Now And Save |