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Show 'X i Tooele For Berth -1 Beetdiggrers Favored to Trounce Amazing Bulldogs, But Provo Boys Are Unwpr-'ried; Unwpr-'ried; Simmons' Men Make Showing Jordan next! Coach Glen Simmons' surprising Bulldogs, ' who have been riding roughshod 6ver all gridiron opposition, opposi-tion, tangle with the' Sat? Lfekd district dis-trict champions Saturday in ' Salt Lake. The game is booked fcr "the "U" stadium; and an exciting game is ia prospect. -y Provo, conqueror of Spanish Fork and Uintah, has an excellent' and alert offense to hurl against the much heavier and , generally favored r Beetdiggers." Although Jordan' will be the favorite, the Bulldogs have no. reason to worry about that, as they have twice beaten favored teams to. win a position posi-tion ' among the four best grid team in the state.- .:. Provo Impressive Provo was impressive in its 19-0 triumph " over Uintah. 1 Every " tims the southerners threatened serious ly, the Bulldog line would hold like a stone wall,; and whenever there was a scoring chance for Provo, Iho speedy youngsters capitalized on ix. Provo has the faculty of making a little count for a lott and never was it more aptly demonstrate i than against the " heavier ' Uintah boys. . '' Provo ' "supporters are ' also en couraged , by the fact that' Provo played ' only straight football against Uintah. 'The forward pas attack - which '-has been a strong weapon for" the Bulldogs' was not touehea: 1 Unduobtedly;;lt ' will be used against Jordan Saturday. , Jordan's fating as a favorite is the logical belief The Beetdlggers have - the strongest team in ' their history One ' that ran . roughshod over "all '' opposition in the Salt Lake -division, climaxing with a de cieive win over the strong Granite team. Incidentally, Jordan walloped wal-loped Tooele, one of,thefour seml-finalists, seml-finalists, in a pre-season combat. - TOOELE GETS BREAKS RICHFIELD Tooele was lucky to take the long end of a 20-19 score with the Richfield eleven in a quarter final combat Saturday. With touchdowns equal, Tooele won by two goal kicks to Rich, field's . one.? The home' town t lost several golden chances, to register additional touchdowns. Once Richfield- lost the ball on downs af tat a first down - on Tooele's one-yard line? again, a Richfield back fumbled on the one-foot line, and twice ' Tooele . held for downs with in the 10-yard stripe. " 'Richfield reeled off 396 yards to Tooele's 220. Long runs by Lee brought Tooele every ? touchdown this-star, breaking loose on a splr-ner splr-ner play. for 45, 46 and 65 yards - Tooele' meets' Logan, for a place in the state grid finals. a J 1 tBiP I 11- ws ONE-HALF HARDWARE TUBS Heavy Galvanized ... , No. 3$1.00 : . v , C . . 49c . . 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Utah 5 5 3 3 3 2 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 - 2 2 2 4 3 3 4 2 3 1.000 .833 .600 .600 .600 .500 .429 .400 .250 .200 .000 .000 Utah Aggies . . ... . Colorado Aggies Wyoming . . . . . . .. Colorado Collegerrr; Colorado "U" Denver ...... B. Y. U. ,::t: Colorado Teachers . . Western -State ...... Montana State . . . . . Colorado Mines .'. . -; Last Week's Schedule Colorado Mines 12, Colorado Teach era " 12. ' - :C . - . -' ' ' -S' Wyoming 13, B.' Y. V. 7. ; Utah Aggies 6, Colorado Aggies 0. - Utah 32, Colorado 0. Idaho "U" southern branch 7, Western West-ern State 6. ' Colorado college 9, Denver 2. Mt. St. Charles 6, Montana State 0. o:--i ,''v Saturday Wyoming vs. Santa Clara at Cheyenne. Chey-enne. r- r ' . Colorado 4 Aggie vs. Colorado Teachers at Fort Collins. Colorado 1 vs. Colorado college at Boulder. Denver vs. Temple at Denver. FORT COLLINS, , Colo., Nov.' 16 Utah Aggies cinched second place in the Rocky Mountain conference race Saturday by chalking . up a 6-0 victory ; over thie favored Colorado Colo-rado Aggies, ; ! ;; ' i;J. ; -Aggies scored on straight fool, ball in the second, quarter peeling off 50 yards to climax the march. Tolman. scored 'the touchdown with a 13-yard smash. ' , - " Aggies threatened, but failed to score, in tbV first - quarter. Col rado Aggies had, several chances in 'the last half, but one fumble, and Utah Aggies' stout resistance on all. other .occasions stopped, the Coloradoans' chances.1 ' j , Good work by Law and Wilkin I Aggie , tackles,4 was 'a feature, whil t Deb Young and Schaub starred in the ball-toting department - "Red" j White, Colorado Aggie - star, ;wai wuiuugiujr iuvuieri;u uy an men Aggie defense. nil.. 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XX X X Idaho put up a strong battle before be-fore succumbing to . California's Golden Bears, 18 to 0. A 72-yard march brought the Bears one touchdown, and the others came as the result of Vandal fumble j. Willis Smith, Idaho backfield ace, was sensational. ' , X X. X X Purdue crushed Iowa, 22 to 0, without experiencing much difficulty diffi-culty with the Hawkeyes. X X X X Dartmouth upset Cornell, previously pre-viously undefeated eastern leader by scoring a 14-0 lead. Cornell out-gained out-gained Its rival from scrimmage, but Bill ' Morton, Dartmouth's ace passer, twice tossed forwards that brought touchdowns. X X X X Tennessee took the rr.f aure of Vanderbilt, 21 to 7, thereby remaining remain-ing as one of the two undefeated teams in the south. X X XX Washington VU" wound" up the season with a 12-0 victory over the Washington State college -Cougars marking the first Husky victory over the Cougars in three years. Washington scored both touchdowns touch-downs in the fourth quarter. X ,X X X Colorado college fresh from the season's best . showing against the- Utah Juggernaut, 1 walloped Denver by a 9-2 score Saturday. The Tigers scored a . touchdown in the . first .,; two minutes of play, and held stub- " bornly to the lead. Martin's ; 32-yard field- goal was a feature - of the contest. X XX X Northwestern ' was lucky to beat Indiana Saturday, but' managed t j nose out a -one-point victory aftei trailing 6-0 for three quarters. Russell Rus-sell led the winning attack in the final period, and a successful goal kick settled the issue. X X X X Harvard stands as the only unbeaten un-beaten eastern team after a 7-0 win over Holy Cross. Crickard scored a touchdown in the first period, r and the - famous Barry Wood kicked goal. . v . x .x x x . Tulane . held -its supremacy . over Georgia Saturday by. chalking up a 20-7- triumph." Zimmerman was the star of the game, and the Georg ians ' threatened only- in the thiri quarter. f - "' X' " X X X - ' New York "U" and Fordham bat DONT SLEEP ON-LEFT SIDE, GAS. HURTS HEART If stomach gas makes : you rest? less and unable td ' sleep on right side, take Adlerika. One dose will rid you; of gas or nervousness,- and bring sound sleep. Hedquist Drug Co. Adv. : .; TRAINS American Flyer . : No. 5 $4.00 . . .I$1.95 No. 3 $370 .;.:$1.85 No.: 2--$2.90 tt. $1.45 ; ino: a-$2.3o ;. . : : $115 901t$1.70 85c 700 $1.25 . . V. ; . 63c . DISHES Aluminum: . $2.89 . . . .". : . . . ; $1.45, . : $1.90 ......95c $1.19 . 59c 1 . ; . : -China' Dishes ; ; $i.69 : : , : ,i . : ,85c - :. 98c , . .... 'r.'. 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' x x x x r : For the second consecutive year, Michigan State college held a favored fav-ored Michigan team to a 0-0 tie. 50,000 spectators were in the stands. - . -V V V. TC Scoring -three touchdowmrHkr4lM second quarter, Notre Dame chalk' ed up a 20-0 victory over Navy. The Irish were never pressed,. a,I though they did not run up as large a score as had been expected. George Melinkovich, first-string "Irish" fullback from Tooele, Utah, was injured in the ganieV XXX X Pittsburgh completely dominated the Army game,; send Pitt romped off with a 26-0 victory. Army, nevez made a reaL threat to score. x x x x ;c ; Stanford reserve. were used to hand Nevada a 26-0 lacing. I ' V' , v y i v r (-'vi ) 'I r - R ' M - U F t.!, - , . v ; . , - . Extension Telephones r: ; ; WiMn Arm's Reach , In most modern homes today you will find 4; tielephones 1 ! conveniently " placed ; wherever ulare likely to need them. . Particularly in tlie bedroom, but "in V ! library,; guest room, kitchen and base-. base-. ment as wellv , - r ' ,r , v They make any room more livable and . '5 the cost1 is? so low just a few cents a , day. 4 ,,!Efv,I,"-'t !' : " , V THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE; TELEGRAPH CO. . s., -m r. .'.v.A:i.-; . Walt Miller Is ' Signed As 1931 Provo Golf Pro Walt Miller will be the professional pro-fessional at the Timpanogos Municipal Golf " club again next year. Miller signed his . 1932 contract after a con f erence with Commissioner W. P. Whitehead and the directors di-rectors of the golf association. Miller expects 1932 to be the biggest .golf year in Provo's history, following a tremendous increase in interest inter-est this season. Miller plans to spend the winter in Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi and.. , Louisiana .where he will work with ya-r1W"ffStf ya-r1W"ffStf professionals t6 leant. their methods of teaching. teach-ing. He will also participate in some of the southern tournaments. tour-naments. A small crowd watched the game, which found "Pop" Warner saying his regulars for the "big grame" with California. X X X X Oregon State and Oregon battle! tv a scoreless tie, and the former team was selected to meet Utah in an intersectional football game fox charity at Portland, December 5. Call ouJ business ; of f ice f or, detailsT '. I UTES WALLOP BOULDER, 32-0 SALT LAK3 CITY, Nov. 16. Utah's 'jugrjTtaaut rolled over Colorado Colo-rado TinJversity's defense for live touchdowns in the first half of Saturday's Sat-urday's game, and although Boul- der braced to hold the Redskin's scoreless in the secend half, Utah's 32-0 victory ;jvas decisive enough to please the most rabid Ute fin. Big Frank Christensen scored two touchdowns in four minutes of play, and the outcome of the game was never in doubt. Big. 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