Show COLORADO co SPRINGS PLANS PLANS TO STAGE AGE 1932 1932 C COLLEGIATE LLE A i POLO POLO TOURNAMENT UTAH MALLET SWINGERS TO PLAY IN FALL Colo Cob Rally to Win Tin Seasons Season's Final 7 8 7 B By B Barney Rosen With their mallets again stacked In repose polo charges from the University of Utah and Colorado Agricultural cold college college col col- col- col d lege point with It I W I ecstasy tow toward ard L even e a livelier j session slon for tor 1931 11 t. 3 32 1 This 3 years year's four four- game feud drew to finis Monday Mont Mon Mon- t IIi day even evening inS as i.- i. the Farmers riding riding rid rid- ing like Uke Reveres nosed out the Reds with a late splurge of or coun I coun-I c 8 to 7 in two ext extra r ra a periods V 1 had clinched bUtah the with withNell withNell Nell decisive victories in the first three games Sames of the I set Prior to departing for tor home Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieu Lieu- tenant Edward Roxbury of or the Ag Ag- gies divulged his plans for tor a 1932 collegiate tournament at Colorado Springs Other than Utah the University University Uni Uni- of Oklahoma University of Missouri Colorado Aggles and two lother other schools will be sought as en n en- tries Whether or not these plans mature mature ma ma- ture the stage alrea already Is set for another home and home series between be- be tween Utah and C C. C A. A C. C Ct two contests contests contests con con- tests to be played at Fort Collins and a a. pair on Utah soil Utah's 32 1931 campaign will get set under way with five frays trays next fall according to Captain Clarence F. F Murray Ute coach Local or service service service ser ser- vice quartets will furnish the opposition opposition on each occasion Contests will be held at the thc Crimson field fieldon on Saturdays in ln which the great Teat Crimson football team absents it itself itself it- it self from home A fair portion of or Murra Murrays Murray's s standard standard standard stand stand- ard bearers be will return for next year jear ear including Bill Bm froth frosh ace Milt Winston Shipp Montie and Rudolph Larson The Utes will miss five depend depend- ables however cr with the graduation of Captain Bud Nell Paul Smith Al Barnard Carter Showell and Gage Gale Anderson Seven Redskins will be recommended recommended mended for letters Including the five graduates and McCaskell andRee and Rees Ree While Mondays Monday's crowd fell teU short of Saturdays Saturday's attendance of or ap approximately approximately approximately ap- ap proximately 1000 the caliber of or play by far surpassed that of or the initial fra fray Speeded by a mild mUd sprinkling from the skies the turf presented an Ideal texture for lively riding and driving Utah dominated the going until the fifth and sixth chuk ers when Don Kipp of the invaders aders unleashed a goal five bombardment to tie the count Just a a. second before the final con gong The ball rolled from one end of the yard ard length field to another throughout the th first extra period Early in the second extra session Kipp passed clean in ln front of the thes s- s goal gaal l. l whence Ben Rogers bounced across the winning marker COLO coto AGG UTAH 1 I Anderson KIPP 2 Shipp PP Walters 3 3 Berlin d. d 4 Larson LArion BO Boehme Spares h Da Daugherty Colorado ito ut Utah McMillan c g kell ceLt Nell Reese ue 2 J. Walters s soN oN i. i Colorado Utah t t Acele 2 a. Nell r f 2 5 Anderson Ander Ander- Rogers g son 3 2 McCaskell Score by bi Colorado Aggles Acles 0 0 0 1 3 3 5 0 1 1 S 8 Utah 2 7 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 7 0 7 Referee r r Lieutenant tn t YI William I Dean |