| Show Ute Redskins Given Fighting Chance To Win Rocky Moan Mountain tam Grid G id Crown o wn t h yA 1 v fT C c 1 r h- h 7 i. i py t 1 J r f. f t t I j. j vA M Y 1 t i a I t f V p 4 J 1 t 4 J 4 I j 41 J t I e ePH 1 PH tf t. t t t fY z I L A 1 A 4 g 14 Ih J I i 0 u fl w 1 r. r oN I i- i S I fl tv 1 v r.- r. i fo v. v 1 oX J W 1 v t rr l t 1 7 y x A iI I I 4 wm I j m S m 4 v s S 'S Sc St 5 t c t ic Utah will viII probably alternate alternate alter alter- nate the top two boys at fullback this season both of them hard-driving hard ball car car- Left is Gerald Lunnen Lunnen Lunnen Lun- Lun nen junior and right is Claude Pomeroy sophomore If Delmar Larson Larson Lar Lar- son b below lov the teams team's most polished triple threat stays in ih trim the Utes will al always al- al l. l ways be dangerous Larson Is Spearhead of Brave Attack Vets Veta Available e This Note Note This N Is another article o oa of oC oCa ofa a series by the Telegrams Telegram's sports editor who Is making his annual annual tour of Rocky Mountain football camps to size up prospects for the forthcoming camp campaign Today's story Is about Utah and tomorrow a general summary and comparison will wUl conclude the series By FRANK K BAKER Telegram Sports Editor Because two formidable foes foes foes- Utah Aggles and Denver university each each have seven conference games against Utah's six the Utes will virtually have to go through gh the season season undefeated to annex the Rocky Mountain championship It is without doubt a n. big assignment assignment assign assign- ment Barring injuries to key men and and so long a as the present fine spirit continues in the Redskin camp the tho Utes have a fighting chance though to come through with the title Should every team take at least one defeat one of ot the clubs with seven games has a golden opportunity opportunity opportunity to squeeze into the throne on a percentage basis It If Utah loses once the seven-game seven schools must lose at least two games for the Utes to gain ain the title Meet Strong Teams Utah meets all aU the real contenders contend contend- ers though and therefore has a chance to dispose of every rival per per- It has a fine crop of veterans veterans vet vet- veterans erans and a slow starting season in which to groom Its team for the finish when the tou touch h tames carries come n thick and fast Like Colorado university Utah is banking on seniors Nine of the 11 U men who face Oregon next week in n the first game of the season are apt to be last year men And one of ot the other two will probably be Gerald Lunnen a junior in the backfield leaving only one first year man Norman man Norman Page pound guard from East high high on on the thel field Has Good Line The Ute forwards ought to be a dependable lot Coach Ike Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Arm Arm- strong has a real problem in trying to develop a backfield combination that will pack pack both power Il Ild and d df de deception deception de- de f but if Delmar Swede Larson Larson Lar Lar- Larson son can avoid disabling Injuries that problem is fairly well solved Utah needs Larson to have a versatile versatile versatile ver ver- ver- ver attack for h he is the clubs club's most polished triple threat His short passes are extremely effective effective tive ive and hl his punting is the best on the squad In the past two years Utah's offensive offensive of- of has not been so deceptive I when Larson was not at the quarterbacking quarterbacking quarterbacking helm Boys like Bill Cowley and Newell Call CaIl were specialists in passing and running were not s so capable in n other departments Hence the opposition has generally had a pretty good idea of what to expect with them in the game Call Will VIII Pass These two boys have been working working work- work ing ng hard with encouraging progress progresso to o overcome this difficulty Both boys Doys can kick better than they used to o and Call CaIl will vill probably throw a few passes this season If It he he- can pack ack enough aerial threat to keep the enemy defense spread a bit his Continued on P Page Pace I II I i I |