Show ImsT daily A AlStet UA I e M THOSE ALL TEAMS R s the pickers of the all- all teams have raised them them- Iv Ives s pretty little tittle storm They're bund and d to do It The system breeds stirs up dissension and oft oft- does d es injustice to some worthy yer H However wever when choices are are given consideration of the fans seems well that all of them be been been ven en AN APOLOGY The r e writer in The Telegram a a. art art rt it time ago printed an article herein there was slight mistake thing to get excited over surely a mistake It arose I e er these gone dog-gone teams He had temerity temerity to mention that Vic Vie I ufer the big Utah end who ho has razzed n roundly by the wolves e of ot the gamblers because Jan Ian altercation and exchange of Hops in the Utah Aggie contest unanimous choice of the I conference pickers This his was in error but was m made de degood good faith The writer gathered ether the selections of all of the thep p critics and wrote his arle arl ar- ar l le from them However later show that four in ine enty e ity selections left Tauter off the them m m We W have learned our lesson Well We'll r reaper fter draw no conclusions from ts s V. V Well Sell ell present the facts I In vindication of our stand bower how how- er it will be noted that toot the se se- se of ot Poss Pass Parsons the only b be who saw sawall all contests a se- se setin tin tl n widely advertised advertise I in Salt ke contained the name name of k wise the selection of ot Herb nu M na the greatest of at R R. M. M t. t C. C of- of his als ls a selection widely adverted adver adver- ted edin In Ogden contained the name Six officials banding ether selected Tauter Sixteen twenty selections which have havee e to the notice of this paper o d the name of ot Tauter THE S SELECTIONS l I Ilene are the selections of the va- va The first one is by byank ank Farcy Farey printed in the Rocky News of at November 30 a lectIon over which there seems to iTi ma discussion The following is copied directly from the Mountain News of Denver changes changes' SK F. B n. n M. M NEWS Italy taly l C C. U U. left end Wagner C. C A A. left tac tackle le Clark C. C A A. A C C. left gird rd Yolk Valk Mine Mines center McGlone U u. u right guard cuard Dykeman Utah he tackle ickle Tauter Utah right end berg Utah quarter Hyde C A A. A C C. Thomas U U. A A. A C C. right half halt n C C. A A. A C C. C fullback ck ARSONS SPALDING TEA TEAM I. I Tauter auter Ute Uta Utaji i. i left end LInton Wyo- Wyo left tackle C Clark ark Colorado A A. C C. guard Volk Mines lne center Mellon Me Mc- llon one Colorado U U. right guard Wag Wag- A A. C C. C right tackle Healy lorado U t right end Bob Boberg rg Utah Colorado A A. C C. left Thomas Utah right ck Dixon Young U. U fullback REFEREE HERB DANA Utah left end Linton Wyo- Wyo eft tackle Cooper Denver left rd Volk Mines center McGlone U U. right guard Wagner C C. A C. C C. C ht tackle Mealy C C. U. U right end berg Utah quarterback Thomas U. U IGa left halfback Dixon B B. B T Y U U. illback De Forest Wyoming right SIX Bix REFEREES REFEREES' SELECTION ufer auter Utah lett left end Healy Colod Colo- Colo d d. d right end Wagner C. C A A. left ekle Dykeman Utah right tackle Glone Gione Colorado left guard Williams right guard VOlk VolU Mine lIne Utah quarterback omu om t C. VAC A A. C. C left halfback H Hyde Ihde de A A. right halfback Rankin C C. A A. y ED LYONS DE DES DENVER VER TIMES TI auter Utah t. left end Linton Wye- Wye nsf ng left tackle Kayser Kayaer C C. C A A. A. A left lett rd Volk 1 Mines center McGlone C C. right guard Brown Drown C C. C Cr right eWe kie Healy C C. V. V V. V right end U. U 0 quarterback Hyde C C. C A A. A. A left If back Thorn Thomas U U. A. A right halfback ion on D B. Y U U. U fullback DOE OE MYERS DI DENVER SER F EXPRESS Healy eaby aly C C. C r I. left end Wagner C C. A A. left tackle Clark C C. C A. A C C. left td reS Volk Mines center McGlone U. U right guard D Dykeman kem n Utah tackle Tauter Utah right end berg erg Utah quarterback Hyde C C. C A A. left halfback Thomas TI U U. A A. A right iback Rankin C A A. A C C. fullback OTTO C C. UI C. CAMPBELL C ELI R. LJ LAR II Iller ni r Wyoming left end Linton Caning left tackle Clark U A A. C C. guard Volk Mines center McC Mc- Mc Se- Se C C. U U. U right guard Wagner WaRner C Cright c. c right tackle Tauter Utah right Hyde Hyde yde C C. A A. C. C C. C quarterback mu mat U A A. C C. left halfback De eat t Wyoming right halfback RanC Ran- Ran C A. A C C. fullback f Uy Dy THANK SK FRAWLEY RA LET Telegraph Gazette Tel Colo Springs Springe Uly illy eay C C. U V left end Wagner WaRner C C. Alft A A. len Left tackle McGlone C. C U U. left lett rd Volk Mines center Dykeman hV f right guard Jory Tory C C. C. C C. C right kle Tauter Utah tight right end end Chilson u u. quarterback Dob Boberg rg Utah halfback Hy Hyde e C C. A A. C. C C. C right back Thomas U U. A A. A C C. C. C fullback D Bj By ERNON L I- I GRIEVE Salt Lake JIlke Tribune ealy C C. U L' left end Wagner C C. A A. eft tackle Gibbon Ribbons U U. A A. A C C. left r rd rd li Volk Mines Mine center McGlone u. u right guard Dykeman Utah t tf tackle Tauter Utah right end j erg Utah Uth quarterback Hyde C C. A A. A left lett halfback Thomas U. U A A. C C. hit t halfback ck Richards Richard Utah full full- full full- BU k OF 01 SINE WRITERS tat team team Healy Healy Colorado and PIT fer Utah ends Wagner Colorado ne es ea center Boberg Utah quarter quarter- kl It k Hyde Colorado and aDd Thom- Thom Utah halfbacks halfback Rankle redo orado fullback fallback I J WARDS W OGDEN ODY J EXAMINER lyn yn Montana State end Iod Healy Colo- Colo Oj Send nd l Dykeman Utah tackle wag WaK- tackle McGlone orado rado t f guard d Linton o Wyoming rd Yolk Volk Mines Mine I guard hll Colo- Colo IU IV back Boberg Utah halfback ma a U u. A I C halfback Hyde Colo toy fullback f n a n Uy Ily MiS S GOATES Dt Deseret Noun New lye Irn Montana State Slate len left end end Healy morado lorado right end Dykeman Uta Utah I left tackle Wagner aner Colorado A A. A C C. C right tackle Volk Mines center Whit Whit- leg Utah right guard Linton Wyoming Wyoming Wyo Wyo- ming left guard Utan quarterback quarterback Hyde Colorado A A. A C C. left halfback halfback half halt back Thomas Utah Aggles right halfback halfback halfback half half- back Dixon DUon B. B Y U. U U. U fullback Br Dy R. R L. L i IJ o OLSON OGDEN Healy C C. C U. U U. U left end Wagner C C. C A A. C left tackle Williams William Wyoming left lett guard Volk Mines Mine center McGlone C U U. right guard Dykeman Utah right tackle Olynn Glynn Montana State right end Leddingham Utah ARglee QUArterback quarterback quarterback Hyde C A A. C left lort halfback Thomas U U. A A. C C. C right halfback Rankin Rankin Ran Ran- kin C C. A C C. fullback MYRON WITHAM C C. C U U. U COACH Center Center V Colorado Mines Guards Guards McGlone McGlone Colorado university uni- uni university university uni uni- Ryan Utah university Tackles Tackles Tackles-Dykeman Tackles Dykeman Utah university university sity alty Brown Drown Colorado college Ends Ends HealY Healy Colorado university university university sity Utah university Quarterback Chilson Colorado university Halfback Hyde Halfback Hyde Colorado Aggles Ag Ag- Aggles gies Thomas Utah Fullback Bohn Fullback Bonn Colorado University sity COLORADO KINDLY Colorado Colorada and Wyoming officials writers and coaches treated Utah kindly Thomas of the U. U A A. C C. Tauter and Boberg Bober of ot Utah were mentioned on every team Dykeman of ot Utah had a liberal share of at choices FRATERNITIES SPLENDID Probably one of ot the m most st encouragIng encouraging encouraging aging things about the years year's play was the excellent cooperation of at fraternities and the absence of or organization organization organization or- or quarrels at the Utah campus The team forgot organization tion and school politics and worked to together ether like a flock of roommates The results showed the effects of at this partisan ron policy polley The team played excellent ball and finished the season in second place showing no sign of the disintegration that took place in years past The fraternities are to be con con- If It they continue to place Utah and the interests of at the state Institution before their fraternities both the schools and the fraternities will continue to prosper I The man of t the e hour has been planning for tor years cara |