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Show PEOVO EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1928, page; six If Denver R. Til. Is Cream Of Says Denver Should Win Says Coach Hughes G:i U.S. ARE. VICTORS - "r J. -''- . w vv HELEN LOSES : ' - . Collet .., Teams of the Rocky Mountain reckonConference, on a ing, appear evenly matched for the In the, final 1928 football season- standing, the team at the top prob- - L ' ST I OT'Ib. Mo.. Sent. 2- 5- (UP) ably will.be one of the larger conof women tenms ference schools with sufficient re- Kelon Wills.-ouoeserve strength to maintain a win--, players, dropped three.. out of four a heavy exhibition sets to Wr.ay D. Erown, ning pace in the face-o- f Missouri valley champion, at Triple, schedule and possible injuries. Denver University, second only to a tennis club here. Colorado Assies last fall should be - The scores were The last tw$ sets, played Sunday the outstanding team In the Rookie by this yer. The haye a strong nu afternoon. were- - featured cleus from their 192T aggregation, I Rmm'- - strinsr of 12 consecutive aJS-,- 1 lead in th plus whut probably was the out- parties to overcome standing freshman team of all time first set nd to win the second set, t in this conference. '; Albert; and Sperken, two high class backs of 1927. will ftnd their efforts supplemented by two stprl---jn- g freshmen, Clark of I.ovchind,' and Rs;;land of Denver.' Although Coach Fjed IDaKson, former Nebraska mentor, is confronted by a heavy schedule, he will be helped r by playing practically all his games- r MALE STAR pre-seas- .A- mm for victory-- - , I . i I - . r -- J "11 ' ' : r 1" ; fS ? m Isli : 9 9 hx Itv re X .f-- Sj ... ', - - in J Z. '- ;.- a I - " -- t: .j a i Ei of v"TN Nc Accomplices Of a Found ar Boy-Burgl- .'' frv- - " sit'i team championship after a bitter battle with the Australian youths. Jack Crawford and Harry Hopman. After ' splitting honors, ' In the angles matches, . .the two teamr fought through a series of.' dead locks In the doubles frame before r.tt and Hennessey were aoie ir vn the two Straight sets necessary -" By HAKUT V. HUGHES Colorado Agricultural Coach, - S I CHICAQO, Sept. 25. iXJPtOn a court swept by a chill autumn wind, George Lott and John Hennessey, national doubles tennis champions, won the United States Jntersection-a- l Colorado Aggie Mentor Picks Pioneers; "U" And Aggies Dangerous; Expects I ' : "Y" To Be Strong ...Nft Captains; Rivals For League Pennant Ise . 5-- 9-- ,2-- Chsrles Tyrney, the - - KCZELUH WINS OVER RICHARD at home. - - sS Utah and Uith Aggies loom as the nptv. York.- - Sent i WA next ninr.t likely title- - winners be- - Karel Kozeluh Of cause-of-th- eir freshman teams and -- oruesslonal tennis champion of the sitfvof their 1921 Sduads. Utah .Europe, and Vincent Rlceards, pro-ha- s lost a few r.tars who played lazy ''isipnp.l tonnls champion of the football last year, NeW blood from 'Tn trtf ?f afis.' today faced charges the freshman team . should give of violating the Sunday law by Armstrong the makings of a Injr a tennis match Sunday stronger team than the one that Both were served wi summons held Northwestern University 12 to to appear 'in the Seventh - dutric " ' Kozeluh defeated court Tuesday. 6 in 1927 6- -, Although Utah Aggies lost a num- - Rlccards, ber of letter r.i "1 TITLE-- . first team. Hawley. bif fullbaok. and IXTHANAFOUS-TAKE- 3 Ind.. Sept. 25. INDIAN APOI-- I ;r:.Llr.,'"rrc!.- tac';'.3. trill be the out.BEARS WIN PRO GAME Vof'JYngton r.houll 'UP)llridianapolls held the standing icsr-e-In f the American Baseball . CHTCAOO, Sept, ; :: be eh'" ilGz5K?lrf-J?"wlfyvDick Romnev: Is rnorted to have assoc'ation today by virtue, of a the initial "gafne of Chicago's ptofes-siona- l' football season Sunday, th had an unusually strong frosh squad, Victory"Over""Toledo1n a with which further to strengthen game .. Sunday, ', which powerful line of the Bears was too ' his prospects. : (marked the close of the associa- much for the Cardinal forward wall, for Colorado Apples, winners of con tion's 1929 schedule. Milwaukee's tearing through repeatedly ference championship a year ago.iMo- - defeat of Minneapolis staved lung gains and a 15 to 0 victory. will feel thelrwsof three outstantl-- T off possibility of a tie in the ctr- - Five thousand fans attended . the Ing players Captain Caldwell, -hn)t- cuit, which would have called forgame. ' Rankin. fullback, and tackle. GraduaPitcher, ' -- . Czecho-Klovaki- ''p 6--3. 3-- - s cham-ionehlp 2r.-tr- r d : I d tion'br six other lottr wn, nrl some, scholastic Ineligibility, wlU make It necessary for tb lock "high, wide and handsome"-inttheir freshmen quad. The team probably wUl lack the punch it had last year, although it may have ' KANSAS CITY. Mo., (UP) Two" opening of the fatalities-marre- d . more versatility. Along, with Colorado Agdes r four .other teams which, muaj .be ranked as having strong potential possibilities. They are the University Colt, Minn's, the er Unl- Colorado School ot versity of Wyoming and Western State College can hardly be expected to rank near-th- e top this-yeaKaeh school,- - however, has - some ) fine material and may do well. QUALITY n':'. .. no douht .William Saunders. Navy, and for--' mer line coach at Colorado Aggies, is the new coach at Cclorndo Teachers. , He will undoubtedly lay a foundation for the future, being handicapped by lark, of reserves. Stewart Clark, former assistant . coach at Wyoming! goes to Western State. McLaren will continue at Wyoming, as will Allen at Mines, but ilke Teachers and -- Western Staterthey are handicapped by - never- '- bought - so much tire for so littlq Ttnmeyl Seiberling built - there little opportunity-for- 4 comparison as but three intersec- tlonai games will be played' this year, Utah university plays Creigh ton of Omaha, Utah Aggies plays Southern California, and Montana State will meet the University pfj rvebraska. - T Beige sheared lamb is used like svelt, fabric to fashion a youthful suit of plain skirt with Inverts front pleat an d a cute jacket With Ascot cravat or self-fuA little toque of fur completes the en jcmpii r- -: v : .. . . "" l " The Oregon Aggies, since the as head Schlssler vent of Paul J. coach, have not had. a' regularly fleeted captain of the football team and this practice won't be broken this year. Coach Schissler, above, appoints one of the seniors of the team cfptain for each game.. He ia afraid that 'college politics might CVter 'nfn HpWII.ig n t:ftpLAin aa It has at many other.acilQclalth the direct--resul- t that the eleven would suffer. .. . '"i-iv.J V--, .. -- s'ijiirfms ; . ' ai S: di r . P C! a w . d t. si - b v - " . ' ' - . I- - ' - , ;- ; " - ' ' -- -- ' ' . f - y C '. kk- - iE - "' I ' fL feed.. r?Ti$r i . J,'' , ; ' y::yyyr :-- ;'-. N ca" ' . . lu er r. -- .. . li: ' - REPtUJUCAN TEA Quite warmly did John McGraw, it munager of the New York Giants, ! Congressman and Mrs. E. O. greet Bill McKechnle, boss o the St . Louis Cardinals, When their teams Leatherwood irlUigtve a tea at their In New York,-- But that was before George Har-- home, 123Z EdstfiFirst, South ittreet met in a double-head3 per, veteran outfielder whom McGraw. traded to' St Louis earlyThis "in Salt Lake City,' Thursday from v- -season, had his revenge. 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C 7 " -- "a - - '' a bruises, Corner-'t-th o --will-be . ."'.;- ' - $6.10 ' null Bchoula and the consequent' lack of reserve material, Rocky Mountain Conference football in 1928 should compare well, with other conferences. However, V -- "' -- You 29.xl.4Q t - ' Provo Auto ' PRICE -- . V W' J. j at ' SET tires. -- 4 -- - the season 1928 football at r,: -- '. Vf I or any road" hazard.. Tread -- di mm 25. Sept. to--n- cutSi-blowou- ts too, be- - cause of the Seiberling VVater-Iaf- f cure, which vulcanizes the tire equal-- ly from the inside and outside. When jou buy Seiberlings you benefit by experience of F. A. in building Seiberling mere than - 50.0Q0.000 Tire.-Toughe- build 'Us team aro ind "Dutch" Clark. and Vandenierg, backs. Clark has proven to be .he most senin the sational back produced Rocky Mountain division, and If given support would cause lots of grief, to other teams. Brigham Young will be coached by Ott Romney, formerly of Mon- tana States He should produce a strong team this year. T" On paper Montana 8tate has the nwtertal for a great team under Coach Dyche, former assista.lt to v. All Seiberling f 4 accidentsrwlieel mis aligiiment, jegligence, cuts, underiiflationriiu aqainst There's 20 per cent more rubber, 25 per cent' jtsjngrer cotton in the last year the Unlver-t- v of rado had a large squad of green men with an outstanding back in "Buck" Smith. He should shine again th'- vear, as should Bagiiall, star on a former freshmsn team. With more experienced men than a year ago, and a better schedule, the university should rank well to the ' front Colorado College will i 1 tho h- r', V ' - -- ' Herschel Bartlett, 18. central high school gridder at St Joseph, died in a hospital there from injuries sufNATURAL GAS INVESTIGATED fered In practice. A committee to investigate details of the proposat of the natural gas this- - state has tr interests been appointed by the board of di' rectors of the Provo chamber of commerce. The committee is com prised of SH. Beimont, chairman; ' ': ."' , Walter Adams and J. Elmer Jacob- - Every SEIBERLING resourcebacks this y ONE YEARNS .FREE of Colorado, Colorado College. Montana-State, and Brigham Youiitr University. Any one of these might division at the 6e wel) up In the first ' end of the season, And any ona-o- f them might drop te the bottom of the second division. '' Lee Harmon, Pierce U'gh school, senior,' died from a broken neck received in a J , game at Monett. - A .V. Mo -- w . sc In Missouri. t- ' Colorado-Teaeh- : V" tt I 6-- 4, l'- Two Fatalities In 4 Missouri Football is : a. stag'-Coac- - elght-year-o- boy who was arrested Sunday night "t Orem' on li charge of ro'bbitjg the Skinner Brothers' stpre on Provo Bnch late Sunday night, has so far failed to Implicate any other boys in he anair, according to uepuiy iheriff B. F, Roper. When be was "Irst brought int9 the sheriffs ofr two other 'ice he' malntained-th- at oys assisted him lir the looting, hrn a quantity 'of pocket, knives n'l fountain' pens were secured. Investigations conducted by - the -fflcers have so far failed to reycal ny accpniDiicea it is Eaja. 0-- jl, .r. ' r- - ilT" '; t tJM.yJVL4'V4-CUM.. ...... .. rr ir ..... .' . rkr ... j :l . S- - - Don't Fail to Be There, You May Hold the " Lucky Number |