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Show Backseat Driving Promising Grid Slates a Aggie Track Prospects a a a Hope for Freshmen By PBAMB K. BAtia Telegram prta Edtta Three Utah Schools List Strong Crid Fees Incident with th spring football training activities at th three major college and universities In th sta'e It la interesting to take look at the achedules for the forthcoming gridiron grid-iron aeMions and note for what the footballers are preparing. Th most striking thing about the various football programs ia that they denote an ambitious attitude at all three af the school. The champion University of Utah grMtlera. for in-stance, in-stance, meet aix of the strongest Rorkv Mountain conference foaa. In addition lo tackling both U. C. LA and Oregon en foreign soil, while the Aggie will play seven conference' foes and the Cougars of R Y. U are billed la meet eight R. M. C. oppo-aent. oppo-aent. All In all. It Inokx like aome mighty promising gridiron entertainment Is on tap for the fans la the fall. The Ute should have eomparellvelv easy sailing In their Inaugural tilt with thai Bobcat from Montana Stale, but such opposition a U. C L A. Brtgham Young unlveraity. Utah Aggie, Oregon. Ore-gon. Colorado unlveraity. Denver and Colorado Aggie la aucceaaton. with the only real being a weeks layoff between the game with the "Y" and the Aggiea. promise to mora than make up for th ay start B. T. V. aesia atepa Isale lb breach la previa th Tbaakegre-tmt Tbaakegre-tmt day aetraetlea. lasssaaeb aa th Aggie sal Ilea feeega tba fcetldar date fee aa earlier aeaeoa meetus fee the eaeead year. The C eager will tear lae Iha face at nysag aariae from Wyamlag a Prove aa the fatal Mil af the a. ease. Neveasber M. I'lahl gees with Meataa Btaie aa lesabe 11 la the flral game e the aeaeoa that la deflsately arraaged. bet at as probable that tub Aggie Ag-gie wlH offlelally rale the ear-' ear-' earn tba aught before a Ogdea a a gaaae agate aa eli-elar earn-blaaUoa, earn-blaaUoa, Aggies Resume Relations With Two Old Foes Conalderabl change ha been marl aver th schedule for th past year or aa. The Aggie are resuming relations re-lations with two foe which formerly were mora steady dirt on Aggie schedule, namely, Wyoming and Denver. B. Y U.. meanwhile, will encounter In D. U. and Colorado college s pair of foe who had hitherto been aloof to the Cougar machine. Th three scheduler VTA II September U Montana Stat at Salt Laka October S U. C. L. A. at Lo An-. An-. gala (Friday night). October 14 B Y. V. at Salt Lake October II Open. October tt Utah Aggie it Utt Lk. November 4 Oregon at Portland November 11 Colorado V. al Salt Lake. November IS Denver at Denver. . November It C A. C. at Salt Lake. BRIOHAM YOUMO September U Probably V S. Marine Ma-rine at Ban Dario or U. S. Navy at Lo Aagelea (night garnet. September SO Montana State at Pi ore. October Colorado Teacher at Creoley (night October It I'tah at Salt Lake. October II W. S. T. at Cunniaoa. October M Open. November 4 D. U. St Denver. November II Colorado college at Colorado Spring November is Utah Aggie st Logan. Lo-gan. November 10 Wyoming st Prove. UTAH AOOIEB September U Tentative; All-Stars at Ogdea. Septaniber SO W. S T. at Login. October T Montana Slat al Bo-snan. Bo-snan. October 14 D. U. at Denver. October 11 Open. October SS-a-U'ah at Salt Lake. November 4 Wyoming st Logan. , November 11 C. A. C. at Fort Collin. Col-lin. November 1SB Y. U. at Logan. November SO Open. Capable Freshmen Turn Out for Aggie Track Up Logan way there la s feeling , that aome likely appearing freshmen are going to mak things much tougher tough-er tor Utah and B. Y. U. track stars ' this aeaaon. One of th chlf prospects In whom Aggie supporters foresee ability to harass the topnotrhers in the western west-ern division 1 Herb Jeffrie. 10O-pounder. 10O-pounder. who has a fondneas lor the print and th broad Jump. According Accord-ing to Coach Dick Rnmnry, Jeffrie ' la stronger than "Mouse" Nelson, who. along with Dean Humphries, formed 1 the Aggie spruit hope last season. Humphrie. it appears.' will be stronger in the century this year. but. evea so, may hava to step to stay out ' In front of Jeffries, who won heat In A. A. U. meet against tioldstein and Creenwell of Utah at the state fair last fall and ran a ilrong race In the final. Jeffrie did a little Impromptu f Tactic at th broad Jumping pit early his week end. despite lack of 1 takeoff take-off board, leaped II feet S Inches In on of hi trial. Clea Pypor, oae of the atreag. eel Iwo-aailcre a the weal eiepo Uat spring, will b available far the Aggie ee.ead agala; and Mae-eel Mae-eel Brasher, who raa third te Nate Leaf of Hub aad Levi Myers My-ers of Use Aggie la the 44-yard aab lw year age, I back ,1a el at the A. C Coach Asta- y faces the problem f Sevel-aping Sevel-aping laical la th hammer event, bel baa Everett Campbell, the divlaloa record bolder, back tec the ehetpat, aad be pea te Had a capable Javelin taaaar from a (reap thai hseleae (ilea Hen- , drtrk aad Waller Weed, both freahaaea. Carl Blmmeaa, former for-mer Cypres perferaser, la aaelber pceaalalag eaadldale Sa the weight areata. Filling the vacancy left by Ih gradaallea of versatile Carl Belllate. partlrelarlv ha the pole exalt b) a Job thai William Lyaa, a freaheaaa. and Harold Hnaa will try te handle. Howard Law -la lb dlaeaa aad Captain Aland Fergeea aa Ike track alee will bar their work cat aal far Ussaa. |