Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-11 | Page 12 | Ute Alumni Plenty Dangerous

UTE ALUMNI PLENTY DANGEROUS See Chance Of Beating Utah Squad Former Stars Look Formidable ble for Short Game Came With Redskin Regul Regulars rs Judging from Tuesdays Tuesday's workout by Utah's alumni the present crop of Redskin footballers will be pressed to 0 the utmost in the minute 40 battle against the thc former stars as part ol of the he spring gridiron demonstration a at Crimson stadium Saturday afternoon Reserve material is the most uncertain un us certain factor to the graduate machine machine ma ma- chine but with Fred Feet Tedesco shooting passes Frank Christensen smacking the line and md Roland Slater Sister skirting the ends behind aset of forwards forwards forwards for for- wards who'll average close to pounds the alumni looks plenty dangerous dangerous dangerous dan dan- in a short game The old grads expect to have two complete squads available for service although only 15 or 16 men have been able to turn out ut at the same time for practice Many Boys nOs In Action Coach Ike Armstrong will use his reserves generous generously In the game and this his constant shifting of lineup may offer slight advantage to the old grads despite the freshness of their theirl opposition The alumni boys OOs were most impressive Tuesday playing with a vim and dash that belied belled the time that has elapsed since many o of them hem cavorted for the Crimson A majority of ot the old stars however however how- how ever vcr have been keeping in fine trim through other sports and activities and promise to be in better condition than nan alumni aggregations usually are The exhibition game will be only a small part of the colorful program which h has been arranged as a free presentation by the university Prior to 3 the game a mInute 25 Lion Ion of football plays and formations with public address explanation of interesting sidelights will be given Pete Couch of the Ute coaching staff will vill talk over the speaker system while Armstrong directs the players on n the field Sorority Relays Relas Glen Arnett is hobbling I around round on a game leg but is expected to o be in trim so he can start at one halfback post POt for the Redskin regu lars lam ars Dale Bergeson huge sophomore tackle ackle from Cornish Is out of action thIs his week with a lame knee and probably ably bly will wm not play Saturday R Running nning of the annual sorority relays relays re re- lays ays will provide a colorful deviation from rom football at the half time inter inter- mission Coach Vadal Peterson is in charge harge of ot the relay which will present pre pre- sent ent all aU the thc track squad A cup will be je awarded the sorority whose colors ire are carried to victory Kappa Kappa Gamma Is the defending champion It Is doubtful that the Redskin coaches caches will realize their dream of ot a 3 i packed jacked stadium for the exhibition because c people is a large larse num her ber Jer to draw for off all season football The Tie Attendance however is expected to o climb into the thousands A number of high school coaches have informed Ute off officials that they are re bringing all candidates for the 1934 teams to see the demonstration tion Boy Joy Scouts and various mens men's and women's civic and patriotic Ions are also planning group Ions tion to this program which Is 18 the fIrst of its kind ever held in the tackles