Show II R. R M C. C HONORS H ONOR 5 DIVIDED olvi D ED IN 1934 f Cougar Team Makes Clean Track Sweep By Br BILL McCREA 1 No school got more than one cur cur- t ith fain in caU call as the asbestos r rang ng down aown on program for five different dif th 1 sports sports' program fer ferent teams shared In n the champion champion- hips bip Colorado university Colorado tied ie bers and Colorado t the football crown Brigham i t romped away with the track bas bas- at triumphed Wyoming cd It PT rr k In Int t was as eldom keener r t i and basketball than than Jast last year ear J the Cou Cougars ars had things much I t 1 v both the then ther B IJ their own on way in gaining gainin n r t le and nd conference track gonfalons ri jl Un venity of Utah for the first time H in many years failed ailed to gain a cham cham- I pio j in ma ina a major s orto tt With their cu customary stron IV hoop team the Y began beran the I ye r's rs program by grabbing the western division title with a quintet quin fet tet t upon which Floyd Flod Millet 1 forward for lor- ward and Captain Jay Whitman outstanding run guard were Utah Utah Aggles and Montana 1 had weaker teams turns than State I usual willI but In Bill BUI Khmer Kluner Utah h tail bad tie the outstanding center of the L. L 0 J 4 Touted at the beginning of the sea sea- strong track outfit the i MI Is to Co have a In ta wini win win- difficulty had little Co Cougars Coma i f. f tag sing dual meets with Utah and Ag Ag- ir lr l es and then the lne state title At Al Den K ver lIer they piled up points in nearly Ii a every event to lead the field with M 9 66 iG 2 1 points lf 1 Colorado finished secondi second i with 42 points and Colorado third with 38 counters It remained for I Jack Thornley lithe Redskin javelin fl f hurler buder to break the only conference l record He heaved the spear 1973 the mark previously l feet to better made by Doral Pilling also of ot Utah t at t 1963 feet in 1927 1 Glen Morris Colorado Aggie star equaled the conference record of In the low hurdles Pete Wilson in iri the hurdles George G Jurley Gourley pole vaulter La Mar Taylor Talor mile runner Lyndon Dudley Dudle half roller miler Floyd millet and Max Warner In the broad jump and Brady in the t high jump were the principal point u L i fetters on the Cougar machine lJ Then came football and with it 11 the end of Utah's year seven reign in the conference Twice Thice the Utes were spilled by conference conference confer confer- ence care foes toes losing to Colorado 7 6 6 and aud Colorado Auie Aggles 14 G. They were also nosed out by Oregon 7 S 7 In hi an ao Intersectional game ame which lured Utah's greatest football foot ball crowd of through the turn turnstiles tiles Utah with a grand more bore team saw a chance at an undisputed undisputed undisputed un un- un- un disputed title slip away when they lost lod their only game came o of the s season on onto to Utah on Thanksgiving day 7 14 after fter gaining a statistical advantage I IThe The alert Utah Farmer aggregation and the improved play of Teachers with the 2nd and Colorado U along Ute downfall were highlights of the season Teachers however played only ny two strong teams winning whining in an upset from Colorado and losing to Colorado Denver again had a strong defensive de de' S team but was weak on the attack Colorado had their customary formidable team and Wyoming Wyo Wo ming showed 00 per cent improve improve- ment BrIgham Young Colorado college col college lege Montana State Western State and Colorado Mines were below par The outstanding player in the conference was Elmer Bear S Ward Utah A Aggie le all conference J center Ward was picked on the national NEA American all team Many lany star players in Ut Utah san sang their swan songs to college football football foot foot- a ball in 1931 1934 but bat next to Ward losses that will be suffered most are re the graduation of Dan S at U Utah and Max Warner at the Y Utah's championship in wrestling c as a surprise as well as a fine bit J ci al re recognition on of ot the c coaching aching of Pete Tele Coach at the Ute tepee Swimming honors again went to tot t tb the e Redskins but the division championship cham cham- n. n Ip in this sport is a rather hol hol- low Iv V one as little mUe interest is evidenced t in a collegiate circles Nevertheless S Utah utai tab had a splendid team coached b by Charles Welch Sr of the Deseret gym gm |