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Show T II F -- Tn II K K A L I) - J 0 I h SAYS THT cep Sh R ThE iS BEST rte ha 'LL BACK Teen yeah. wc-ter- THE P&SKN.... fourth in the EVENT, BEAT NO r AT PUTTNO AB HE IS AT TOSSING SAM FINISHED Olympic shot put cut all other US ENTRANTS..,. kjRZATH-- Wildcat Gridders Dominate Big-Te- n Honor Selections WentP, Reid and Drake Are Second team: Matt Patanelh Named As ltt.'Ki Muh, end, DeWitt, Gibson NorthStandouts western, tackle: Inwood Smith, CHICAGO, NIov. 22 (I n- Wildcats, champions of the Big 10 and ranking contenders for the mythical national title, placed four men on the first ali conference honor team compiled today by the United Press. For the first time in three years, the Wildats broke Minnesota's stranglehold on the first eleven, but still it was one of the mighty Gophers who was acclaimed above all the rest. and Ed W'idxeth, of 1933, came back stronger than ever this season and was hailed the player of the year by more than 73 .ouches, scouts, writers and players. Minnesota landed two men on the first team. Ohio State two. Illinois one. Indiana one and Purdue one. On the second eleven were three Northwestern players, three from Minnesota and one each from Mulligan, Ohio State, Indiana, Iowa and Purdue. Standouts on the first team included Widseth, C.ipt. Merle Wendt of Ohio S'ate. for two straig t years, Cnpt. Steve Reid of Northwestern anil John Drake, highest scoring half of Purdue's touchdown twins. The selections: POS FIRST TEAM Merle Wendt, Ohio State ... end - tackle Fd Widseth, Minnesota Iu-Schreibner, Nor'western guuiu . El Sayre, Illinois . ci liter Steve Reid, Northwestern guard ('has. Hamrick, Ohio State tai kle end Northwestern John Kovateh, Fied Vanzo, Northwestern quartet half Andy I Tram. Minnesota, Vernon Huffman, Indian, i ..half full John Drake, Purdue Noith-wextoin- 's -- s Held in Murder He Discovered T 1 i, 1 x $ , . McLamin At The games usher in the last art of the 1936 gridiron drama in the Roikies, only Thanksgiving days treat and one game the following Saturday left on the schedule Games at Denver, between the 1ioneers and Colorado university for the runner-upost to the Utah Aggies, at Salt Lake City, between Colorado Aggies and Ctah, and at Ogden, between Ctah State and the headline Idaho university, Turkey day card Brigham Young seameets Colorado college in the son's finale at Colorado Sptings on Silurday, November 28 Round Into Shape 1t.ih State and Utah are rounding into shape for the Till key il.iy tilts, although word has sneaked out of the Aggie ramp thnt n twisted knee suffered hy Eddie Peterson ill the Colorado U game m ty keep the big fellow out of the Either Grant game at Ogden. or Harvey England Andreason will be in his place. The Redskins are reported to be in excellent several cripples having shape, recuperated and ready to go. Both Turkey day opponents of the two Utah schools will be in action Saturday with the Colorado team meeting the Tigers and Idaho university at home against a favored North Dakota State eleven. No Seniors The third Beehive college team, Brigham Young, is slated for plenty of work against an invading Wyoming Cowboy eleven. Coach Ott Romney plans to start a team of sophomores and juniors against the invaders, nary a senior being included in the iineup. The team will consist of Chad Beckstead, center; Max Bateman and Gerald Gillespie, guards; Forrest Bird and Mayle Knudsen, tackles; Merrill Waters and Wayne Soffe, ends; Jack Christensen, quarterback; Ken Soffe and Jackson Jewkes, halfbacks, and Mack Dow, full back. The Wyoming team, led by such brilliant perfoimers as Lee Kizzire, fullback; Christofferson, end, and Lantz, center, is expected to provide the Cougars with a real foe. The Cowboys will leave soon after the game for Phoenix, Arizona, where they will meet the Arizona Wildcats on Thanksgiving day. 1 Instead of discovering the murder of Morns Erde, wealthy as he king, "Pumpernickel claims. New York police charge Michael Bowen (above), handyman and night watchman at the building where Erdo lived, committed the muider, hid the body three days, then dragged the body inlo the street and tepoited the uime. Ohio State, guard: Earl Svendsen, Mmneiota, center: Charles Schultz Minnesota, guard, Ted Livings taon, Indiana, taikle; Homer Harris, Iowa, end; Charles Wilkinson Minn , quarter; Don Heap, Northwestern, half; Cecil Isbell, Purdue, half; Steve Toth, Northwestern full. Honorable mention: Ends King Minnesota; Reed, Minnesota; Nelson, Illinois; Kenderdine, Indiana. Tackles Voights, Northwestern; Burnett, Northwestern; Schreyer, Purdue; Midler, Minnesota; Wisconsin. GuardsKuhn. Illinois; Zarnas, Ohio State; Sirtosky, Indiana; Weld, Minnesota; Garber, Michigan. Centers Wolfe. Ohio State; Miller, Indiana; Fuller, Northwestern; Bell, Purdue; Whiteside, Chicago. e, Backs-Dy- e, Ohio State: Lnu Ambers Defends Crown Against Irishman rill-- E BERKELEY, Cal., Nov. 20 il'l'i - Student enthusiasm preceding the annual University of Califor-nia-Stanfo- ''big game, scheduled for Saturday, boiled over on both campuses early today in post rally riots in which cars were overturned, windows were smashand ed. an airplane "bombed traffic disrupted for hours. At Palo Alto, Stanfordites feared an airplane droning over their campus was manned by Californians who had fulfilled a threat to stage an "air raid" on the Stanford rally. The students brought out an aerial bomb set aside for the purpose and fired it into the air. in the general direction of the plane. The plane circled and disappeared. It developed later that the plane contained only supectators who had chartered the ship to obtain a birds-ey- e view of the rally Three thousand students jammed Berkley's downtown .treets, forcing the East Bay Municipal Railways to suspend street car service to Oakland. Several street cars were burned at ed. bonfires street intersections. Several eats were turned over or rolled on to sidew alks. One woman was given emergency hospital treatment for cuts suffered when a milk bottle hurtled through a street car window. High voltage wires were cut for a distance of three blocks in one section of the city. The riots culminated a week of mass exuberance in which students raided each otheers' campuses. burned letters m lawns and brought down a warning from President Kay Lyman Wilbur ot Stanford that further destruction of campus property might result in cancellation of the game. i d N. Y. AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 20 (fl'i-- A into college new investigation to save football professionalism the "amateur spirit in collegiate athletics" impended today followthe ing a resolution passed by UniNational Association of State versities. The resolution, offered by President Wr. B. Bizzell of the University of Oklahoma at the association's annual meeting, asked the Carnegie foundation to make another survey similar to the one which caused a furor a few years ago. In an interview following the short session at which the resolution was adopted Dr. Bizzell said there had been charges and counter-charge- s of recruiting and subsidizing athletes in many institutions and that the sooner the evidence is made available the better it will be for the institutions and sports concerned. he said, "There is nothing, "that will undermine our educa tional institutions as completely as professionalism in intercollegiate sports. The growth of conflicting policies with reference to athletic practices makes it necessary that some uniformity be established, Dr. Bizzell said. He said athletes should share with other students in the student labor, scholarships and other benefits but charged their segregation was unfair to both the students and the institution ANNUAL TURKEY SHOOT Dear Judge: 23 134 Age Weight Height 6 in 11 a It 4 a 111 ( i Raby-late- Jimmy the noisily (: o'ls of Santa Claia's Broncos smothered St Maty's Galloping to keep their seasonal retold of no detents ami no ties win their first victory over St M.ny's in 13 yeais Ileies 19 to 0, u.'.ul and to 2nd Muxhuni, Gae Fullback, bogging down with the help of I.nclko l7), Santa claia. Bus McGee 47i, kneeling, und Dick Bas.,1 16 aie also In the pntuic IW Wile ,1 Uicxx d S. nation's I lie low, XIIKEIII Stall t 'oi r espondent tinning in a fine game against Stanloid, was a slight favorite football But many fans believed Oregon's extiin ,'cd powoiful line, led by Del Bjork, Uahfornia-Htan- -' toi foollull game at Menioiial would be able to ehe. k Oregon ; i x! oli.i il piovuiing the bat kx don't kill) l.rnomiw afl-- i State, let Joe Gray piti h more than one noon I ou, hdown. 'I lie annual big gune" ever it xp, la. Ii .allied added Hue ttl.x Washington, assured of at least .Mar ol mat. lung two teams that a tie for the coa.,t title, will rest for to the Thanksgiving game utilize long and xhoit planned Ixxx. x and surprise laterils to get against Washington State ton, hdowns Neither team has a chain e fur conference lonois h, in e both are expected lo gamble Rears Finored A fiet-x- , ol ing iimto.xt with the U.uix mired about Id to .x on the tins si axon will see tho x- hugest an 11 i , s CHADWICK MAY 1 Nations Biggest Crowd To See Cards and Bears T angle mi M'Larnin comes to of his pugilistic career tonight when he tangles with Lightweight Champion Lou Ambers in a over-match at Madison Square Garden Defeat by the Herkimer Buzz-s.iwho won the lightweight title Rom Tony Canzoneri this fall undoubtedly will send McLnrnin into ri t n enient, hut a victory will give impetus to hi.s campaign for a hnnee to repossess the Welterweight crown he lost lo Buney Ross m May 1934. Slight Favorite Tlie Vancouver Irishman was a 7 to 5 slight Javonte-abobecause he is expected to have ail 8 to weight advanThe fighters will weigh in tage at noon W inner of the match definitely will he in line for a shot at the welter title, but whoever wins will have to wait because there are two championship bouts already Ross is arranged. defending against Izzy Jannazo of New Y ork here next Friday night, and erox.x-oad- C- , ut COACH SOLDIERS FORT DUPONT. Del., Nov. 20 H F Chadwick, coach of the 1st Engineers football team ihampions of the 2nd Corps area and peer of all east coast service teams said today he ha "heard rumors from Washington" that he will succeed Lifiilonunt Gar Davidson ns head coaeh ttt West Point. "I have no official notification," he said, "in fact, I have no reason to believe the rumors are true. I simply heard them." Capt. Chadwick's team has won nine straight games against service competition. ,1 the winner is committed to give challenger Cefenno Garcia of the Philippines a shot at the title within 60 days. I lulling mim, ni.Mtx wax the fin. the pre-gam- r saw it The lalmg wax in the liking of Uoo h Tmv Thornhill, hn assistant. t u m t hi ; nd ..h rt St aril or d team On iompir.il ve scores their was lillle to iliioxe between the teams. Hath lost to Washington State college. Stanford beat Oregon State, in a wild forward passing game, featuring Tony Cahelh of the Cards and Joe Gray of the Me iver.x Cahfo ma beat Oregon 7to 0. California routed Oregon, 2S to 0, while Stanford and Oregon played a tie. But Stanford tied Washwhile the Huskies ington. u beat California, Beaver The climaxital Willamette Valley game for the championship of Oregon and Oregon State together at Corvallis Oiego., State, due to beating Washington State, ar.J i x x 3 20-1- 7 FOR YOUR INFORMATION " The Base Period" for Figuring 13-- olina over South Caiohna; George- town over Maryland, Texas A&M MID WEST: over Kansas State; over Centenary, and Auburn over Illinois over Chicago; Ohio State Loyola over Michigan; Indiana over PurPAUine O VST: due; Minnesota over Wisconsin; Oregon State over Oregon. SOUTH WEST: Detroit over North Dakota; MichiSouthern Methodist over Baylor, gan State over Arizona; Iowa State over Drake; Missouri over Wash- and Texas Christian over Rice. Rocky .Mountain: ington over St. Louis, and Oklahoma over Oklahoma A. & M Brigham Young over Wyoming; SOUTH: Greeley Teachers over Colorado Georgia Tech over Florida; Mis- Mines; Colorado State over ColoState over Mississippi. rado ellege, and San Fiancisco sissippi Tulane over Sewanee; North Cui- - over Montana Extra Electricity Results Count lie Half-Pric- e base period whole continuous service was lahen during lhat period. Otherwise il is the twelve months period thereafter during wliich continuous service was lirxl taken. his original twelve months period is the elecpermanent basis upon wliic h your tric il y is figured, and does not change from half-pric- e year to year. Uor example: Measure a coal ly the satisfaction it gJves by the hours of comfort per dollar of cost. Produced Exclusively at used ill calculating die amount of electiicity which you receive at half-jr- i( e is the period of 12 months ending June 10)5. I 1 The amount of electricity you used during December 1931 (if your base period is the twelve months ending June 1935) would he die basis for figuring the extra amount of electricity which you would receive at half-pric- e in December 1930, und so on for each succeeding month. hy UNITED STATES FUEL CO. This statement is made to clarify any possi hie misunderstanding among our customers us to the base period used electricity. in, figuring their SUNDAY The second annual turkey shoot of tho Iogan Rifle and Pistol club will tie held Sunday at 1 p. in. at the to according Turlej, president of the club. Contests will lie held throughout tho afternoon for men, women and hoys. Plenty of birds weighing bo twoon 10 and 23 pounds will he available for tho outstanding marksmen. Set oral handicap etents will also bo staged. Hot lunches will lie sorted during the shoot, according to Mr. Turley. He further announced that the eluh will furnish guns and ammunition for those who do not have their own. up: amber;? .x Colorado Aggies Named As Likely Win ners i tuk I l' I how the) Does anyone ever believe the guy who says, when you pay 67 in. ilex 7.1 im lies Re l h hack his two bucks, Id forgotten uu la x Nn k If.'j inches all about it? 37 io Che.xt i not mal 37 in. Michael Inpcy. 10 ill Oht xt lexpt 39', in Nobody believes the guy but x in. ht x 2o inches Thigh you have to tolerate him some 11 no h. Call II inches day you may want another loan. II in. hi x 12 inehes If you do, get the money and Foienim 12 13 inehes im he then take him at his word. You'll Bleep 7 mi hex 7 Wrist im hex find out soon enough how much x 111. h. x 1U Ankle inehes lies foi gotten 31 in. hex STUMP. 30 menes Waist 11 sk Judge Stump, c o this pa- in. hi x Fist 11'. in, he.x new York, Nm 2n u ip pei Irish Eleven HI IIKNIfY si United 'less St a! f I'm espondent (Copyright 1936 bv United Piess) NEW Yt IRK, Nm 20 d r Nm thwesti rn will round out a perfcit giidiMiu season tonioiiow anil stake a strong i laiin to the mythical national hampimi.ship by United Dame, defeating Notre Press sports widens predicted today The other two peifeit record teams - Marquette und Santa Clara -- also will prolong their winning will defeat streaks. Marquette Santa Clara will have Duquesne an easy time on Sunday against Loyola California Heinain Unbeaten Two of the nations three unbeaten but tied teams who see Louisiana State, action will win prepaivng for its final game of the year next Saturday against Tulane. will have an easy time against Southwest Louisiana Ford-haa leading Rose Bowl candidate, will triumph over Georgia and will have only NYU. on Thanksgiving day as its tst bar-riAlabama to a great season is idle. In the traditional game, Yale is picked to win the championship of the "Big Three" Dartmouth in a very close battle. is named to beat Princeton and become the first team in history to defeat all members of the b g three in the same year. Stanford is named over California in the Pacific Coasts annual ' " "big game Other selections: EAST: Holy Cross over St. Anselm; over Manhattan Yillarova; CoIowa over lgate over Syracuse; Temple; Penn State over Bucknell; Boston college over Boston U.; Catholic U. over Western Maryland; Army over Hobard, and New York U. over City College of Is O r - Y. . MiLXRMM Northwestern Picked Over R. PC' OTrtii V' WjlAu. about I r Bout Tonight Nebraska Mc Ohio State; Gcyer, Northwestern; Jankowski, Wisconsin; Wisconsin; Tommerson, Buhler, Minnesota; Sweet, Michigan; SimIowa. mons, Donald, li COLLEGE FOOTBALL - Judge Stump Says Crossroads In n p -- Galloping Gaels Bo Down The Kinky Mountain conleivnu' football lunner is safely tueked away in the halK of I tali State, hut there '.till remains a host of fieri e contests to he pluvial m the area. Two of them will attract i rowiU at lnno and Fort Collins. At Iroo the Ilriyham Vounjr Cougars meet Saturday. ilnision ynime, while Colorado Wyoming- in the only Aftpies and Colorado coliete tangle at Fort ( ollm.s in the eastern feature. Ccc e. AO APE-- F PACE SEVEN. ) Eddie Peterson Forced Out of Utah State Lineup For Turkey Day Tilt SCKYE BALL T A Colorado Ags Meet C. C. BERMAN PE L' Cougars and Cowboys Tangle At Provo As SAM IRON I.uCAN, I., By Art Krenz- - This Corner IirSKKIlS HERCULES THE U N A yrilN iLiu LASTS LONG half-pric- e E It THATCHER COAL COMPANY Exclusive Agents for King Coal 155 S. Main Phone 70 UTAH PDWEIl fk LIGHT CO. |