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Show He's Byron White's Successor Loo Staaica . . . This husky tailback from Bockford. IU, la C. U.'a new candidate for the ball lugging Job Byron "Whla-r" "Whla-r" White one did ae welL He transferred te Colorado from the University of Illinois, when he was regarded as brilliant offensive prospect. Buff s Point for Victory Over Utes to Hike Record Special to The Telegram BOULDER, Colo, Nov. J Showing more fir and spirit than they have at any time this year, the Colorado Buffa ran through Tuesday afternoon'! scrimmage in great fashion, pre- v paring for their crucial game with Utah at Salt Lake City Sat. . ..- I SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 2. 13?. 17 s , ' '" v j j " - I Leo Staaica ... This husky tailback from Bockford, IU, U --" v "... , ' I C. U.'a new candidate for the ball lugging Job Byron "Whls- "" I r" Whit one did ao welL He transferred t Colored y from th University of Illinois, where he was regarded as ' y"' vNw brilliant offensive prospect ,y V---"'"' Buffs Point for Victory - Over Utes to Hike Record f: "V Special to The Telegram fr ' BOULDER, Colo, Nov. J Showing more fir and spirit , than they hav at any time this year, th Colorado Buffa ran t : ; through Tuesday afternoon' scrimmage in great fashion, pr- v paring for their crucial gam with Utah at Salt Lake City Sat. i- . urday. ,v - s" -' The varsity showed little mercy P eUverneas against th . . in mowing down th frosh In a first-year eleven. The froth were r . ' long session after working on new touchdown dlny at the end of th defensive tactics for the Ute battle. . W, ' . - Colorado's oatente. which has workout. -.. " looked better every game thlt tea- Big Ray Jenkins smashed the .. ,.-t - ton. really functioned In Wednet- froth Bne time and again for huge vneUct. gata. Harvey Click looked fine " - ' pul Me91"n. f"4 Bl it the blocking back. Colorado t Z , sophomore tailbacks, really showed oneid blocking was getting ' ' ; 1 ) - ' M they pe-ed with great ac- of .ttwltlon d the Improve- ' i v. t curacy and ran with . amtring m(nt wu bouw, to Wednee- ar- tm-mt ii -r t . :f m v day's workout. ii t i-ivT ot A TO ' Ry Thorn peon appears to have U MEN SLATE ,. V. ' ' the oth eenten at .Ttirv niTi -r . . , ''.,. he continue hit fine play. Joe VjrVlD SJLiLiL .. , - ietert, Vernon Graham and Dick Brldenbaugh all look good at the ' : guard. Lloyd Oliver and Harold Following a hallowed tradition, ; t Punches ahowed up better at the the "U" Men't club will hold IU ' , . Ucklee and It appear the But- big homecoming football rally and . s faloet are getting a bit .more get-together Friday night at 7 . ,: . sturdy at the tackle tpots. - . o'clock In the Newhouse hotel. 1 The football squad member according to Theron Davit, preii- were guests at the annual J. C C. ' dent of the organization. ' t . ' ' banquet Wedneeday night and Coaches Ike Armstrong and , - , heard Bernard Oakes, their coach, -Bunny" Oakea will deliver the - - . warn, "Utah will be keyed for the main talks, which will follow a 1 gam. They overlooked Denver In dinner. Immediately after the 1 pointing for us. We will have to speaking program motion pic- of the Hawaiian football team, be right all of the tune in order turet of the Utah-Denver game which la to arrive here 'ate Frl- f to win the game." will be shown. day afternoon, will also be uv i Oakea Indicated hit shock troop Coach Otto Klum and his staff vlted to attend. 'i will see plenty of action. He hat a drilled three full toamt carefully. I Th C V. eleven It out to tumble w-i 1 71 n 1 . e 41 . Utah and keep up the record f Football Predicting Contest rTto'XT, . . . . ' i the two squads battled to a acore- MAIL OR BRING LIST TO FfNrTBALL CONTiarr EDITOR, I , , iem u, lna blizzard her. SALT LARE TRIBUNB-TELMJRAM - . , Colorado's team was to leave mie Uet mutt he poetmarfced by I p. m. Friday, November SI . - " Thurtdey afternoon. A student , . h , '. . i .. . ' -'j 1 special will leave Friday evening. n. V. V. ( Denver ) J m s . - e. ... u About 400 Colorado rooters are ex- I tmh ( I t)olorade ( ) I - tnu.i s . urday. ' The varsity showed little mercy In mowing down the froth In a long session after working on new defensive Uctlca for the Ute battle. Colorado's oatense, which hat looked better every game this sea-ton, sea-ton, really functioned in Wednet-day's Wednet-day's practice. Paul McClung and Leo Staaica, sophomore tailbacks, really showed data at they pitted with great accuracy ac-curacy and ran with amazing speed and cleverness against th first-year eleven. Th froth were touchdown dizzy tt th end t th workout. Big Ray Jenkins smashed th frosh An tlm and again for hug gains. Harvey Click looked fin t th blocking back. Colorado downfleld blocking was getting loll of attention and the Improvement Improve-ment was notlCMbl In Wednesday's Wednes-day's workout. Ray Thompson appears to hv th dg on th other center u he continue his fin play. Joe Peters, Vernon Graham and Dick Brldenbaugh all look good at the guard, Lloyd Oliver and Harold Punchea ahowed up better at the tackles and It appear th Buffaloes Buf-faloes are getting a bit more sturdy at th tackl spots. - Th football (quad members were guests tt th annual J. C C banquet Wedneeday night and heard Bernard Oakea, their coach, warn, "Utah will be keyed for th gam. They overlooked Denver In pointing for us. We will hav to be right all of th urn in order to win th gam." Oaka Indicated hit shock troop will see plenty of action. He ha drilled thre full teams carefully. The C U. eleven I out to tumble Utah and keep up th record f Oake-coachd Colorado team of never losing to Utah. Last year th two aquada battled to aeon-lees aeon-lees tie In blizzard her. Colorado' team wat to lev Thursday afternoon. A student pedal will leave Friday evening. About 400 Colorado rootert r expected ex-pected to travel to Salt Lak City. The team wlU arrive at th Union Pacific station in Salt Lak City Friday at 7:38 a. m. . |