| Show C C- CA A J AC 41 aVI CU SHOT A. A AC C. C c- c SEEN AS ASLON LONG S May Prove Stumbling Block to Favorites S 5 f 4 s J j S S v 5 1 W WS k S S. S SS S S S'S S i- i r S S S 'S M S V t 4 5 S. S kh s. s ss 5 4 t f F V I IS S 1 r- r S V I 1 cS cSt t- t 5 7 77 7 S 1 l i f t 5 f E J S 1 y s I 4 p 4 I S I F S ct- ct S S SS S r rp p 5 S S. S S S A S t 5 f. 0 x td 1 I S 1 i I 1 k f. f t J W. W i E M k t- t J. J T-l T M Jt A i Yi it i J 1 I 1 4 w F i e eSS t S SS f f fl my r S. S t df 0 f. f v 5 t 1 w f f 1 1 v. v 4 y A t Y 0 A I A 4 S S 1 f S I S- S 5 S S j jl r l SS 1 I M S I i 1 1 b j S i irh f i f S.- S. i S S 5 1 S 5 j 5 4 I Sy S S S 5 S S S 5 S S y A AS S 5 S. S S S S 4 4 5 S 4 S. S S. S 4 S v- v M 44 S S SS S.- S. b iI I 4 s S I. I S 5 1 4 ry Hughes es dean of Rocky Mountain l in grid coaches gives p t to three of his sq on erSoll place kick i jug ing Lo Lower Leonard eonard V Volz Aggie halfback ba k wi vho is hailed nailed one of of- the best p punters punt punt- tI t- t ers on n the thc eastern slope Telegram Sports Edit Editor Rev Reviews Aggie Aggie- Prospects Prospects' S Few Veterans in Scho School J Jot i j Note Note ot ThiS This is the first of a series series' by The Telegrams Telegram's sp sports editor who is making a tour of Rocky Mountain football camp to size UP UE the prospects for the forthcoming campaign S S J S By FRANK FRAN K It BAKER t f S Telegram Sports Editor FORT COLLINS Col Colo Colt t Sept 16 Because 16 Because football ici unlike that schoolgirl complexion complexion cannot cannot be bought at the c co coner cor corner ner drug store tore Colorado State cannot be listed as a title conte d this y th the Rocky Mountain Mounta n conference S Of ot the 13 men who who- toiled in the the Aggles' Aggles 6 11 triumph over Utah ULah last season in the next t to last game of oft t the e camp campaign only four are bidding biddins bid- bid din dins ding for starting positions this this year They are Leonard Volz and Bill Wagner backs Jim Hartman end and Lloyd Lair Lair- tackle And Wagner Wag Wag- ncr ner was not a regular last year Otherwise it is 15 a ft willing but green greenband green greenband greenband band band of huskies which has fallen heir to th the task of defending the throne Colorado State shared with Colorado university and Colorado Teachers last season T They're eager eager- and brimming with confidence coat conti- I- I dence that they can learn learn are are these boys boyr of ot the Aggie Green Wave Wave- but by the same token the majority major ity are arc as green as a newly n irrl gated field of alfalfa Coach Harry Hughes has been fitting these new men into the football machine here during the first week o of pra practice t ce like a a me me- installing new parts In hi i a automobile bent upon seeing hobig herbig her ho big he can build the overhaul hion bi hi bion bion on the tho car Even after Harry get gel the 1935 machine in working orde these new parts will wilt have bave to to tob b Is broken in slowly and that's thata w wh the club can scarcely be regards as a a- title threat S Th The team has both size in and ranginess though ranginess though and be aw u of it will more more than likely bt ber e thorn in the side of more touted title aspirants later In th tb season S SAnd j And the will be doubt dangerous because they will bi bur burder ur der no great pressure Nobody them thern to do great things lea Iw of or all an the players themselves a Hughes has them believing the they're just going out to have a hof h lc of fun fun- fun but but deep down in his lieal liea he has harns haSa a secret but none the lei le lefond fond hope of disturbing the bi bl four U Harry Hughes Picks Pick U Utah ah Utah U Colorado U and Denver Denv r as Big Four I 1 The big four in Harrys Harry's mind will ill Utah Colorado university and Denver in that order Graduation and eligibility struck k the tho champions s a B devastating blow In fact the school suffered Buttered from the tho diploma scourge rge more moze th than n any other ther member of the conference Eleven men were lost by graduation grad grad- Including the very good Wilbur Wilbur Wil Wil- bur Red White Julius Bud Dammann Sam Campbell Chet Cruikshank Kermit and Floyd Floy Gone Gone- too are ara Dalton the guard who blocked a punt to give the Ag Ag- gies their theil 2 0 win over Denver last year and Morn a a Hughes was counting on as a full full- back Professors ruled Morin Mona out outon outon outon on grades Dalton was unable to continue school school this semester Loss o of White Dam Dammann ann and Campbell Campbel was wa th heavIest blow for their departure leaves Volz Vol a blo block block- k ing back last last season as the returning regular around which it build this years year's backfield Th Tl will likely get ni rn I assignment with the ball ban this Y Yand yea and no doubt will vill do a big shii of or the punting i Diminutive White an all ence choice on most selections elections I li la year was one of the most cf passers in the His aerial aeria proved a spectacular weapon weapon in inU tt 21 2121 tie with Utah at t Ix L gan And his passes passe turned the Ud tid against Ut Utah Uth h here a couple o later 1 Prospects Prospect I are ate not so gloomy 1 the thelIne line With the exception of eel t ter r the Aggie Aggles will wilt pr probably bably have hav haveline line tine of which c e ce i l isn isn't tea party opposition n ev evit eve it if they dont don't know kno all the answer answer And eve even Coach Hughes will c cot cor r cede that his forwards are not alo cloi 0 me men S Prep Bac Backfield Man f an Placed at Ce Center er i Most of Linemen Comparatively Green S' S 1 In this kind of or company the pound Earl Hurt at center is a midget but he is tough and nd aggressive aggressive sive siv much along Danny type He is is still stin a wee bit erratic in handling the ball baU but th the Aggie believes he will m that tendency J I While their size is in th their ir most of the linemen linemen- the theAr Ar Aggi i mentor is counting on are eo co COB Continued on Pile Pare JS v fy Telegram Sports Ed Editor tor Rev Reviews CA CAC C. C Prospects COn t Continued ed from from from- Preceding Pate Pace to Lively green His guards will wille J e entirely new m material Dean Van pound tackle who earne earned fetter Jetter from limited experience as i sophomore late Jat last se season on never Rayed Hayed ayed football until he ho came to ollege The Tha The two guard hopefuls Ray hopefuls Ray toss and Sterling Vaughn Vaughn are are re retarded re- re as beginners although earned a letter in 1932 as a serve and was out of school then for or r a couple of years Russ ref reminds reminds' re- re f minds minds' one of Win Croft the human human human hu hu- man man mountain who used to be such sucha a a bulwark in Utah's forward wall u weighs pounds now but buts isto is tying to train down another ten U r 12 12 pounds He can stand a lotof lot of rill 11 II on offense PIe he have one thing on ir r line and that is tackle man ma- ma n rial al Heading the list is Lair Impound pound veteran who did yeoman ice vico against Utah here hero last fall faU this is most notable work of oC the He is also versatile Ugh nigh to to tobel bo bel i give given a try at guard c we case e neither Vaughn or Russ Jd d up to expectations ns at that post Living Down Handicap elides Besides Lair there is Van Dyke o is rapidly living down the of never having played high gh school Lewis Walt who wh B also seen some somo service as a aird ard ard ird rd rd and Dale Rhea Rhea hea Is I a fighter Ight r a hard charger dl another Like LUte Russ he looks better on defense than on offense He uses his hands well when on the defense Walt Valt Waltis ValtIs is a little more built and gets trem tremendous n-dous n driving power when he socks Incidentally he is also student bod body president at the college gc Jim Hartman and Jack French both letter winners last Jast season have been getting the end assignments during the tho first weeks week's practice Hartman is a dependable wingman although not flashy French a junior with limited experience however however however how how- ever is expected to have a n. tough time keeping Norman Cable a rangy sophomore from tram Fort Collins Collins Collins Col Col- lins from usurping his place I French however might stay inthe in inthe inthe the lineup by getting a crack at the pivot position although Hartman Hartmanis is understood to have the inside track track- riO now no The Aggie gl hopes to generate generate gen- gen erate crate a potent attack by surroundIng surrounding surrounding surround surround- ing Volz with Gordon Winn Vinn a deft passer Wagner ner a n promising ball carrier and either Ollic Ollie Rogers or or Bill Bm McCracken as the blocker May ray Forget Old Stars Star Aggie partisans have not yet realized realized real real- it but Volz and arid Winn Vinn may make mak them thein forget tho the graduation of White Whito and Damman Winn can throw pasSel passes as deftly as White could and he has an eJ elusive pair of ot hips which make him a slippery customer with the ball Continued on Pare Page t Editor Eitor Reviews J. J Grid Prospects 1 i i Continued from froni 1 Pace pud i. i Volz Vol Is I still sUI taking things easy following an appendicitis operation less Jess than a month ago but he was getting 50 5 yards consistently on his C punts punt during hi his workouts workout and his form torm was a excellent Both Volz Vols and hiS Winn Win are fast fast In fact Winn ran a good race in the yard O sprint last lat spring in the conference meet at I Salt Lake City I T Until his appendicitis attack Volz Vols worked as a government forrester forrester forrester for- for I rester during the summer walking I at t least 15 miles each day He is i gaining back his h strength rapidly Rogers labors under the te handicap of deafness but his his' mates say he heis is remarkably adept at reading reding lips Ups i and gets get by by exceptionally ly well well well- wel- wel eit either by reading lips or interpreting interpret interpret- ing a few meager signs when signs when the te I tem team goes into a huddle I McCracken caught the te eyes I of the varsity coaches coches by his aggressive aggressive I sive blocking last lat s season aon on the the frosh and he will wi be given every every opportunity to make the grade gade in his bis senior senor year In all al likelihood Hartman the end will call cal the plays when hen either cither Rogers or McCracken are ao in the lineup t Hughes Hughes' Son Good When it comes to signal barking 1 though tough the te teams team's 8 best bent bet Is i Coach Hughes Hughes' own son Bill Bi Young Youg Hughes proved himself by piloting f Fort Collins high to the state championship cham chain one one year the team smashing smash smash- ing a Pueblo squad 72 0 in the te final Same game The son who spent a year at 1 Nebraska after graduating from thigh school is small smal however He I Was a brought down dow to the te unusually tri frail weight of ot a bare bae 1 pounds pound by ly a re recent ent illness Uness but butIs is gaining weight now and should be around aroud Ills iz nora normal 16 in a short shor while The Te most promising prospects prospect up from the freshman team tem besides Cable are Frank a back who is a af aI f I passer passel Young lineman McKellor back Robertson Roberton g guard ard S and Wolcott guard gard In the f final al analysis the team has ha as a uc much potential power and versatility as I tho the championship club of last lat year Much of its It It material r Mil still Ul unproved ho however ever so sa Bi far as competitive characteristics are concerned concerned con con- and it should normally take some lome time for the club to develop the e c coordination to get a definite ton coring punch I In other words word it is Is along a long shot shott t team A t m. m team of at ifs A club cub i that would have to t succeed in every last one one of its is most optimistic hopes ever I I to become a formidable title tte conr con con- r tinder tender P The Te Aggles open against Wyoming Wyo ruing ming ing at Lamie Sep September 28 an and meet Denver under the lights at Denver the te following Friday October Octo- Octo Octo Octo- ber bi 4 They then have two weeks weeks' in which to prepare preparo for Colorado p. p Mines lne and another open d date te prior to th t playing C. C U. U at Boulder Boulder October 26 and Utah Uth at Logan November No No- ember vember 2 Q- Q Utah Uth faces the te Aggles here November November November No No- vember 16 in the homecoming fray 1 and the go to Colorado Springs November 23 to wind up tho the conference schedule against Colorado cole college e. e A Thanksgiving trip to Albuquerque for a game with will Now New Mexico ends end tho the s season on I L Christensen and Tuttle Shine As Stars Divide Benefit Event By TOMMIE PORTER Two hit pitching by y Sam Christensen of Payson and heavy hiting hitting by Horace King Tuttle of Wasatch Oil Oi featured a doubleheader doubleheader c double double- header benefit program at Community park Sunday as as an star all team of the Central Utah league split spIt with ih a picked cre crew from the Salt SaI Lake amateurs Christensen limited the Salt Lakers Lak ers to a triple and a single by Fran Dudy and Tuttle as the Central CentI leaguers rs touched Ronnie Peacock for tor eight hits hit and a 5 1 victory with wih Tommy of at Helper setting the te pace The visitors drove Deb Dubley of Wasatch from the te mound in the nightcap by combining six hits hit and an error for a 5 0 lead Salt Lakers Score Lindy Brewerton of Pinn Pinney y and Tuttle singled in the last lat of the tho fifth Lindy scoring on an infield putout putout In th the the Salt SnIt Lakers fell fellon fellon tel on Boyd Lindsay of Price for four foul hits lits hit and two walks wales Tuttle climaxIng climax climax- clma- clma Ing ng tho the spurt with wih a triple tiple against the he left let wall wal then dashing home on ona ona ona a double steal with wih Loyal Bettridge Betridge of Pinney to make the score 7 Fran Tran Dudley and Dally Daily Brown of Wasatch contributed do doubles to the tho assault The Tho To Central leaguers were briliant brilliant bril- bril bri- bri in the field with wit Pres Sum Sum- and Jensen making spectacular catches Elmo Imo Lunnen of Crescent and Tuttle sparkled spar spar- kled in the field for tor the Salt SaI Lake tars stars The teams will wi play another doubleheader dou- dou header ble-header at Helper Sunday September Sep- Sep 22 all aU proceeds of both bot Sunday Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- day programs after expenses have been deducted going to Randall Taylor of Price wh who suffered a braken broken broken bro bra ken leg in the tho state tournament Dividend Contributes Taylor was given the te consolation prize money of the state meet by the Dividend club and with wih his father fater H. H C. C Taylor expressed his his' appreciation to all al organizations concerned concerned con- con in the benefit events event Six umpires worked Si Sundays Sunday's Sundays games rames but some delay was caused by y the failure of of officials Ii cia Is in n charge to o designate a scorer when making arrangements for tor the attraction First Firt game cae CENTRAL STARS SALT SAT LAKE STARS SAR u 1 AHOA 4 1 1 2 Brown Brow 3 0 1 1 SIua ri rf 4 0 2 0 Tuttle TUe as a 3 1 1 4 lb Ib 3 1 T 0 B Bettridge cf d. d 3 2 0 2 0 Jensen 4 1 3 2 if I. I 3 1 0 0 Richards c. c 4 1 5 1 ArnIe 3 0 0 0 U. U 3 2 0 0 Lemon c r 3 0 3 0 d. d 3 1 2 0 Fantz lb Ib 0 3 1 1 2 0 1 1 p 2 0 0 1 p 2 2004 0 0 4 30 8 21 1 Totals 24 2 21 10 CentrAl 01 S 0 Salt Sl Lake coo 00 1 0 Gl Summary Errors Error Lunnen Tuttle 2 Three base hits hits- P. P Dudley Jensen Jensn Two Two-baze Two Two-bue Pat hl-Pat- Pst hit t Runs Rua r responsible Peacock for for 3 3 1 Struck out Christensen t. t Peacock 3 Second came came CENTRAL AHOA STARS SARS STARS U II 4 0 3 2 rf if 3 |
