| Show J I F J c I Largest Fo Turnouts in H story As Mountain States loop Loon Opens Grad Workouts m. m r a b aw tw k fo s a l P r P S 'S a 4 rh n t a n c y a Nv ak i y r 41 r yo l H Y Hp r a h r r r 4 ifs if s J ar A d r a a Y 4 i r iy r Football practice opened in the Big Seven conference Thursday and the University of Utah lost little time swinging into drills arms Coming up to io the inc line cue ut of scrimmage teat left to au right oat are re Don Thomas V Howard Wicker Wicker Ted Barrett Barrett Stan fetan Staple captain curt Burt Davis Is Jack Okland and Wayne Page and Backs Harry and Chet diet Kim Tailback Frank Nelson and Fullback Woody Peterson are not visible One of the largest squads in Utah met Coach Armstrong Thursday t t I 11 Promising Freshman Squad Bolsters In First Football Workout of Wartime Season By JOHN MOONEY Telegram Sports Editor The freshman freshman football ruling which was Intended to bolster bolster bolster bol bol- ster the smaller schools in the league where the loss of man power pow pow- er to armed forces and defense industries in- in industries industries in in- was expected to be particularly particularly particularly par par- severe was the main cause for joy Thursday at the University of Utah Sixty-one Sixty prospective football stars answered Coach Ike Armstrongs Armstrong's Armstrongs Armstrong's Armstrong's Armstrongs Arm Arm- strongs strong's initial call can to duty with most of the emphasis being carried carried carried car car- ried by a host of very fine looking looking looking look look- ing frosh With freshmen eligible this season season sea sea- son what would have been Utah's best freshman squad in recent years now becomes a nifty bulwark bulwark bulwark bul bul- I wark for a weakened varsity Coach Armstrong boasts only seven lettermen this ye year r one of his smallest crops in years but the frosh are expected to offset this somewhat Among the more outstanding reporting for the first time in hi cOll college ge competition were Johnny Caputo city all-city quarterback quarterback quarterback quarter quarter- back from West high Neil Zundel Zundel Zundel Zun- Zun del a great end from Box Elder Don Soffe a big tackle from Jordan Jordan Jordan Jor Jor- dan Reed Nostrum a Lehi tackle Wally Vally Kelly a shifty scat back from Pocatello Jack Thurmond of Bingham Joe of Granite Granite Gran Gran- Granite ite Paul Herrscher of East high and Wendy Vendy Cook Cook to to name but a afew I few of the more prominent boys Coach Armstrong seeking to mould a a. strong team to defend the championship won last year and the year before by the Red Red- skins dished out a hearty workout workout work work- out for the Utes including chalk talks calisthenics punting and passing drills and signal refresh refresh- ers He was assisted isted by Sherman Pete Couch assistant coach and Karl frosh froth men men- tor A very tentative first team lineup lineup lineup line line- up chosen from the veterans to show the frosh the way things should work included LeGrande Gregory Wayne Vayne Page and DonThomas Don DonThomas DonThomas Thomas at ends Howard Wicker and Jack Okland at tackles Ted Barrett and Stan at guards and Captain Burt Davis at center Chet Kim was at quarterback quarterback quarterback with Woody Peterson at fullback Harry at the wingback and Frank Nelson a sophomore at tailback Mountain six conference football football foot foot- ball ban schedule for 1942 Sept 18 Colorado IS Colorado Mines vs VI Denver at Denver nIght Sept 23 25 Iowa Iowa State vs Denver Deliver at Denver night Sept 26 Santa 26 Santa Clara vs Utah at Salt Lake City Brigham Young vs Montana at Missoula night Colorado Mines vs VI Colorado Colo Colo- rado at Boulder Colorado State vs n. Wyoming at LaramIe Oct 2 2 Kansas Kansas vs VI Denver at Denver I night Wyoming vs VI Brigham Brig ham Young at Provo night l 1 t Oct 3 3 Colorado 3 Colorado vs VI Missouri at C Clumbia C lumbia Utah vi vs A Azona Ar AI zona at Tucson m Colorado Mines nines vs vs Colorado State dr 1 Fort Collins Regis 1 v Ut Utah State Colorado 9 at o Logan n J Oct 9 Colorado State v vs Denver r se E Denver night J. J vs VI Utah State at Ogden night ig 1 1 Iia Oct 10 Brigham 10 Young u vs uta Utah e Salt I Lake City Greeley State vi w Wj Wy ming mine g at Laramie ie 1 n ce Oct 17 Utah 17 Utah vs VI Utah State at 1 L gan Wyoming vs VI Denver at Denver no m conference New Mexico vs VI Colorado r Boulder I Oct Colorado 24 24 Colorado vs va Colorado Sti St at Fort Collins Denver vs Utah at 8 So Sa Lake City Wyoming Colorado Mines at Golden en ence 4 Oct Ji 31 Colorado 31 Colorado State vs VI Utah Utah e Salt Lake City Wyoming vs Colon m Jt hago g gat at Boulder o Utah s State vs Brigham Yom Ton at Provo M Nov Nov Utah 7 Utah 7 Utah vs VI Colorado at Bodder Boulder Utah State vs Colorado State Collins s Denver vs Brigham Yount II t Provo fer ce Nov Utah 14 14 Utah vs Wyoming at tu law tote rale Brigham Ut Young n va vs t Colorado o oder at Emder Bowlder Em Bowl der Utah State vs Denver at Des Deere Colorado State vs VI Griley Gre Gri ley Icy State at Greeley Nov 21 21 Brigham Young vs VI Colored Colon State at Fort Collins Wyoming vs vs n. Ut Ua State at Logan 3 Nov v v. v 26 26 f Thanksgiving Thanksgiving day daY daY-Col day Colored Colon vs VI Denver at Denver Idaho vs VI Utah at Salt Lake City nc nor conference Utah State vs conference Utah State Slate vs Wichita a 9 Note Note Although Although Denver will play play I a of its former fellow tellow of eel the BI B Seven conference these games no count toward the official conference cna than because of ot Denver's effective May 1942 a |
