| Show DON lit C J j Gridiron Practice Gets Under Way Wag For 1935 Rocky Mountain Mo un tam Season Banner Year in Store for Pa Fans Fam a q s t tic 4 4 S i S I c St 7 S S V c S. S SS 34 Vt t jP S 4 S S S SP P fA 4 ii S 5 tJ t- t J 4 S 'S rv S' S S 4 S 5 S 'S S S 'S f S S 'S p I You got cot gui UL a big bic Ui VII job juu Ulo CUI cut out AU for jur yuu you Red ZU Coach i Ike Jive KC Armstrong tells Norman Red rage You got cot gui UL a big bic Ui VII job juu Ulo CUI AU jur yuu you Red ZU Coach i Ike Jive KC tells Norman Red rage who aspires someday some day to step into the shoes of Danny Page who reported for practice Tuesday broke up p numerous varsity plays play last year while playing guard on the freshman eleven I The hole left vacant by will be one of the toughest for lor Armstrong to fill fm And cant can't you just imagine Ike asking Page to please keep this h helmet on Danny seldom wore his much to the anxiety of coaches and officials I I I I Utes Cougars Aggi Lay Plans for Year fi 1 Players Report By BILL l J i Amidst the usual always accompanies the th op M ing ofa of a f football 1 19 conference gridiron campaign vI vf officially under way y y practice began throughout Ih fIt cir circuit 4 r Utah's three representatives 1 the conference University ke 0 Utah Utah Agricultural colIe and Brigham Young Young all all sch chet the cu customary initial d da daf 1 calisthenics and general limbering limber r ring ing up drills The v w Will r the first Utah team to see action cU They entertain Montana State 6 on September 21 The conference campaign promIses promIses prom to be as exciting and dram tt as the 1934 battle battlo which found three thre Colorado schools finish in a a- atie tie for fo first place leaving the tho Ut Utah h. h coh co standing In the tho cold for tor lh the first time in seven years The They were Colorado Aggie Colorado unU and Colorado Teachers jj Coaches students student and f faculty members of the Utes Aggie and and- Cougars as well welt as the towns people of Salt SnIt Lake City it I Lo Logs nm and Provo feel teel that once I k Is enough to be left out of tJ the e con COD coni H ference championship picture and the general feeling is that 1931 history will vIll not repeat itself not not if human preparation can eal prevent it i At the Redskin n camp Head Cos Coa Ike Armstrong can hardly walt wait to begin what he hc terms a n real tice To Ike Iko this means act scrimmage be because tho the Ute mentor does docs not believe in babying hb his hUl team leam along especially m met mem 7 bers that have spent the tho summit months doing the toughest kind manual labor t Some of ot the Braves who already feel able to play 60 minutes of i iball football toot foot ball after a summers labor Jabor its its' Captain Fred McKenzIe and DonI Don Jeppson who have been doing heavy duty duty at Dividend dOing fl iti i cinch cinch t for r- r one regular g l i tackle i ber berth berthand and Jeppson will bo be tough to b best bett for tho the other t Practices Passing Bill Cowley ono one of the thO classi t i passers In the conference has beta working for lor tho the state road corn com m. co-m. mission near and h hi been target practicing all summer with a football Bill throws a to foot t ball ban as well as the tho average v person can hurl a baseball 4 Harold Roberts Roberta Ute lila center who 1 o will make a strong bid for lor oral all conference con terence ference honors has been running a local hotel This sounds like soft Ion wor work vo k bu but nobody eve ver saw aw when he wasn't in top tip-top si shape This looks like his big year This quartet presents only a crosS section of the varied w work woric that bay occupied the Ute this sum sum- summer mer One Ono of at the most novel job jobs was held by Ray Atkinson soph sophomore more tackle candidate who o opt the shooting gallery at goon 5 Farming has claimed a numb of oC the tho Cougar hopefuls Earl Giles and Charles Oakes en enLe ends endsLe Le Grande Tea lade and Gore Geral Simmons halfback halback Max Johnso Wayne Wayno Cook and Wayne II Un men havo have been toiling at the 1 Pi Pa due Cast Iron Pipe plant Ryan Ran LOO Looks 5 Great I Z Big Kent Ryan of whom l grea u things aro are expected by Aggie pi Pt has been driving a bus bus busI the southern Utah parks He Ho weighS a trifle over but will wUl train down dow about five pounds Other Aggi like ike their Ute Uto and Cougar brotherS brother have havo occupied the summer do various bits of work worle Coach Ott Romney assigned n hIJ J new assistants to toi the following c 1 de departments of the game Tuesday I Continued on Pate Page I College Football Practice e Begins Continued from tram Preceding Pate Pue John Smith line coach Eddie Kimball Kimball Kim Kim- ball freshman coach Fred Dixon kicking and arid passing and himself general supervision and backfield The Cougars will have approximately approximately matey three weeks to prepare for their first game with Montana State at Bozeman September 28 They will follow last years year's procedure procedure procedure pro pro- and take In Yellowstone park parken en route to Bozeman One practice will be held in the park They will travel by bus Red Wade gigantic Aggie Agie guard provided many laughs at Aggie tho-Aggie camp as 37 received equipment equipment equipment equip equip- ment Monday Red had many stories to tell teU about his career career ca ca- reer in the mountains east of Ogden Ogdon and to prove he was a real cowboy cowboy cowboy cow cow- boy entertained with some hill billy selections The have but two we weeks ks before belore the Montana State game anc anca and anda a week later Inter will line lino up against the powerful at Los An An- geles Coach Bill Spaulding's s crew is being touted along with Stanford and Washington as the class of the Pacific coast conference The Utes will wiD have the long longest st time timo to prepare for a Do game their first battle being a n non conference fray with Oregon in Eugene October October Oc Oc- tober 5 Fans will never forget the 1934 Utah classic when the Web- Web loots foots nosed out the Utes 8 7 before belore be be- fore lore the largest crowd to cv ever i see seea a football ll game in the state Remember this Frank Michel Ike said Monday as he tossed a n headgear to Captain McKenzie The reply was a big grin rin which ed cd Ike to say didn't like the altitude h here re last year ear but bu wait walt till tiU he sees us in Eugene The expected air of p pessimism which ahva always s 's is cultivated by coaches this year seems mingled with a note of optimism The They cant can't really become too pessimistic until the star quarterback gets a abad abad abad bad case of hangnails or the all all- conference tackle falls falb in fn love Everything points to a n grand season of football The Utes and nd look like the class on this i side of ot the mountains and Colorado Colo Cob rado university and Denver are aro heralded as the coming champions on the eastern slope Of cou course e its it's too earl early to tell teU what's goIng goIng go go- Ing to happ happen n. n Preseason forecasts forecasts fore fore- casts usually go astray However one thing Is certain An improved brand of football will be displayed In the R. R M. M C. C this year if the coaches have their way about it And they usually do |
