Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-20 | Page 19 | Aggie Grid Star Receives Injury

t i Aggie Grid Star St Receives Injury In l I JUry r I R May Be Out of 4 2 1 Utah Game Alexander Fills Backfield Gap r r. r i 1 LOGAN LO Oct 20 The 20 The shadow of shadow o 7 t fi I the injury jinx has c cast t at least a a I j I temporary gloom over the Utah Aggie Ag Ag- i gie camp here with the word that Floyd sensational young sophomore halfback would be out of J J S practice at least until the middle midd of next week with a probability that he j will be out f for r at least two w weeks eks This would put him out of he the p picture pie pic- lure ture in the Utah geme erne at Salt Lake October 28 was just fitting fitting fitting fit- fit ting into the Aggie play nicely and his loss will be keenly felt f L' L I I 1 Surgeons Undecided Scrimmaging Tuesday night his left knee was injured He was rushed j to a hospital but Wednesday surgeons were undetermined in their diagnosis 8 as to whether it was p pulled lIed ligaments and muscles or a torn cartilage the same Injury which kept the all con ference fullback Jay Tolman out of of I the game this year i iTo To fill till this hole Romney immedi- immedi immediately C sent little George Alexander I j j pound sophomore flash from Uintah high school into the first team i 1 line lineup p. p Although he did not disclose plans this was taken to mean that Keith Worley sensational little open field runner who plays this halfback half half- back position will wilI continue e as a reserve reserve reserve re- re serve to be put into the game wh when n Romney thinks the time is right Both Alexander and Worley are arc capable men but the experience Rasmuss Ras muss mussen en had gained in the three conference conference con con- ference terence games thus far this year was yas expected d to o g go a lon long way toward strengthening the Aggie team particularly partie- partie Wanly warly on defense The loss is a serious one to the Aggles but is going ahead grimly determined that it will be be-a be real ball game on October 28 Fry Will Be Ready Burke Fry first string quarterback is still being troubled with the infected infected in in- I knee that has hampered him all year but the Farmer mentor is expecting him to to be ready for the game of his life against Uh s. h. h If Fry should not be alle to play it tt would wo ld prove just about the straw that broke the camels camel's back backi the he being the last experienced man in hi the Ithe backfield Rudy the Aggie handyman han ban dyman who has si- si played every p position tion in the backfield as aswell well as being on the end of the line line- is out of a suit with a slight rupture and it t is b possible pos possible pos pos- OS- OS sible that he too will wUl be unable to play against the Utes He Is a a 8 two two- year letterman n and an in unusually dep dependable dependable de de- de- de p substitute LIGHT CENTER FOR GOPHERS S Roy Oen captain of the University UnIversity- T of Minnesota f football t team am figures to be by far the lightest player holdIng holding holding hold- hold Ing down a center berth in the Big Ten this Ia fall faU