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Show f SIX" tPAGE jjET. PROVO SUNDAY HERALD. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1927. I.- - UtahPlay By Play IT'S CALIFORNIA NEXT FOR STANFORD nK8T-mfiiOyajda. and he makes a long punt k. ;' Lawrence oa Utah a i Alexander of B. T. U. kicks off to, mark. Oa a fumble, B. Y. U. recovon downed Utah's tq Soarr, who la line. Rows ered, oa Utah's yard lilt, - Howells bit - left float a yard" around left end, and a ifuard for yards. Larence dives pass is grounded. B. Skousen fails off tackle for X yards and a first to gala, and after a penalty ,dowa. tftall ta penalised 8 yard offside. Dow round i right and for 13 yards, and Howells made a first line. .down oa & T V.'a fHowella ' gaina two yards at left uard. Dow rounds eft end for another first down on the Y. U. recovline. Alexander of ered s bad Utah pass from center;' -- Tbull oa its and It was line. Utah held and Rows punts 'out of hounds on Utah's Jlne. HoweUs fains 1 yards at right deckle. Lawrence skirts right end tor a first down on the line Three smash? by Howells give Utah firstdownjin its own foiark Eawrence, and Howells knade 8 yards and Lawrence goes Wff tackle for It yardi and first Mown on B rY,U- VorthihgtdnTosesTawrence for"e loss on end run Passes grounded, and B. Y. U. takes the line. Rows punts ball on its line. Dow U Utah's loss by three thrown for a Y" tackle rs. Lawrence gained 14 Verdi around right end, and makes line ft first down on Utah's fca the next play. B. Y. U. is penal-lie- d for interference on pass, and It was Utah's first down in Snarr goes through center lor 1 yards. Snarr gains 7 vardr k- tackle," but Simmon throws Lawrence for a loss on an end run. Dow throws a long pass to Howells for first down Two smashes :n "T8 yards andline. Lawrence sneaks through center for a touchdown. Howells kicks goal oa a dropklck. Score, Utah 7, B. T U. 0, Just as' 4 uarter ends. ' A SECOND PERIOD ( . Alexander "kick eff to UUh'a 82- ard line. Three plays gain only 2' ards and Howells punts. Ball partly blocked, and B. Y. U. takes line. Rowe's ball on Utah's long pass 1 Intercepted by Lawrence but he fumbled when tackled knd Buys recovered on titan's line. Utah holds, and Rows punts over the goal line. HoweUs punts to Buys on B Y. U.'s mark. Rows fumbled and Cox reline. Utah Is cover! on "Y" penalised 15 yards for holding. On a lateral pass, Dow gains 18 yards around left end. Pass, HoweUs to Lawrence gains 6 yards. Howells freaks through to the lino, Snarr dives gain of through line for yards. Howells fains I yards. Howells goes over Jot.' another ' touchdown, and the ick was ml aaed, hitting the cross Score, Utah U, B. T. U. 0. Alexander kicks off' to Taufer, who returns to Utah's line. Four plunges gained a first down mark. B. Y. U. holds fn the and Lawrence punts of bounds on the "T'Ue-yar- d line. Howe makes tfard off tackle, but Taufer throws lira for a loss. A surprise past. Rows to C. Skousen gains 26 yards to put the ball on "Y" mart It Is B. Y. U.'s first first down. Row cuts back off left tackle after two plays fail and takes the ball to Utah's line, a gain of 17 yards A long pass barely falls, and Rows Is spilled on an end run without gain juat as the half ends. Score, Utah 13, B. rd a ' b JJ-ya- mid-fiel- d. a, rd 28-ya-rd -- f bf. t rd T. U. a jf HowellsTHIRD of - SVorthlngton, line tor 6 yards, o gain. On rd PERIOD Utah kicks ott to who returns to his Rows hits left tackle but C Skouserr fails a fake, Rows gains 2 for stalling. RoWe's long paaa is grounded and Utah takes the ball 4 oa its line. Lawrence and HoweUs make a first down in three line Utah plunges, ball on is penalized H yards for holding. With fine Interference, Lawrence makes 17 yards off tackle. Goodwin 'eaes 10 yards, Worthlngtoa stop-tin- g him. Howells punts to C. One. Skousen on R. Y. U.'s Skousen hits the line for 8 yards, tnd Row got 2 yards at tackle. A pass, Bowe, to Worthington. puts line for the ball oa L'iah'l gain of 18 yards. Utah holds, and Una. Row punts ever the goal Three Ute plunges gala 10 yards ind first down. Utah fumbles, and Worthington takes the ball across FIGHTING (Jne, they had their opportunity, Powell passed to Couch for a gain, and the Utes smashed the remaining distance, Howells tarrying the baU across and kicking goal Rowe Makes Gains i The "Y" had made a'flrst down, nd Rowe was making some good gains. In "Y" territory as the game jnded. -- The lineup and summaTyT , UTAH B. Y. U. Couch T77T. re Alexander Carmen,....,,.', .rt. ..H. Simmons Corless Vx rg,; Caffey ...e... Thome -" . .lg, . . . .G. Corbett phristensenD- - Corbett Dykman (c) Taufer .........le... . Worthington Lawrence ..Buys . qb' 19-ya- , 'W- i,IWWVvvwvvww : or.na. Raota BEssATioKs ostd KCA 11 .AMMW Ji AA?wVwVVwVwV KMyhAAJUWUWAAAAA BCA KADIOLA 18 The widest musicai raage ever achieved ooe-di- al control. 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Another pass grounded over the goal Una, and it is Utah's ball on line. Three plunges it sain 9 yards, and Howells makes 4 Una. first down, on the Goodwin and Howells make anothline. er first down on the Howells fumbles, and Is thrown for loss. Lawrence hits left a guard for I yards. B. Y. U. is penalised on Interference on a pass. Uth getting first down on B, Y. U. line. Snarr gets off tackle for 25 yards, taking the baU to B. Y. U. line. Howels gains 1 yards at left tackle, and Utah is penalised offside. Howell's pass Is grounded, and Dixon knocks down another, Utah' taking a penalty, for touchdown. Howell's kicks goal line. One pass falls, and Creer intercepts Rowe's next attempt on B. Y. U.'s line. Paaa, Howells to Couch, gains 19 yards for Utah, Wine, with ball on "Y" Howells and Goodwin made a first down on B Y U, line. HoweUs hammered over right tackle for touehdowa Howell's kick goal to make score 20 to 0. Howells kicks off to "Y line. Rowe gains 8 yards on end run, and an offside penalty makes first down on "Y" line. The game ended as Rowe made an end run for an gain. Final score, Utah 20, B. Y. U. 0. , rd , :?t "- - s - X v, ' 1 V" ' - , ' ' c f - ; ; ',. ' rd -- I ' i sy tTt if-, ,r .J. ' ,' -- T iri it it f '' t , i h i rf n In"""""' .1 Ii ' " "" it Heat Your Home With AS It - i); , , inn ,J - h . mil' f - , f I i , ' X , 41, v 4 ' ' ZZ7 hi. siw't ? a Where Yea 8ee This Slga SERVICE V .;v (. wjJ s i ' to Felix Merino, one of Spain's most' celebrated matadors. Is pictured .In this extraDeath coming ordinary photo from the Madrid arena. It depicts. the instant the infuriated animal caught the momentossed him Into the air. Merlno was then fatally, trampled and tarily unwary toreador on his horns and ' " ' .:.:"".' gored. ' m tin ww ra STUBE rd INDEPENDENT THE GREAT You arc intcffecttod in1 off THIRD WARD An unusually interesting program arranged for the sacra ment services in ' the Third ward Sunday evening at 7 o'clock . J. L. j Barker, professor of languages at the University of Utah, will be the speaker of the evening. Prof. Barker recently returned from Paris, where he has been 'doing research work, and he has many interesting topics to discuss. Prof. Gustav Buggert will furnish a number of cello selections, and Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Halvprson will render a vocal duet. All members of the ward and anyone Interested are cordially Invited to attend. FIRST WARD Ward Relief Society conference will be held in the First ward chapel this evening at 7 ' o'clock . A splendid program has been arranged and members of the Utah stake pQT '...'..:.i-.rhb. ...B. Skousen KeUef Society board will be the Howells (c).'..t.lhb. Rowe speakers. All are welcome. C. Skousen Snarr..:;..,.:.;fb.. T, Substitutions: FOURTH WARD Utah Goodwin or Relief Society conference will he HoweUs;. Howells for Dow;, Creer for Christensen; Van Law for Law held In the Fourth ward meeting rence; K. Hardy for Caffey; Jones house this - evening, commencing- at for Carmen; Cecil for Taufer; Da 7 o'clock. All members of the ward" vis for Goodwin; Olson for Dyk- - are urged to be In attendance. and special Invitation is extended to men; Hodgson tor Van Law; O, B. T. U. Basln-ge- r the members of the Relief Society. y Hardy for Couch. - ,. for Buys; Reeves for Alexan Mrs. Bessie Williams of Salt Lake der; Dixon for Basinger; Colvln for B. Skousen; Bunnell for G. Corbett; spent Friday and Saturday In Pro-vwith her sister, Mrs. John Copurs ior uixon. llin. ... i Score by periods Utah ......7 6 0 720 B. Y. 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They carry Stanford's hopes of ending the grid season be will traditional next a been rival California, tied, big opposition undefeated, although she has thiryear by Southern California. Her You aee d, i RCA RADIOLA rd - ; .v..e.Tg!f : I: FOURTH PERIOD Basil Skousen Intercepts Goodwin's' pass on line, and returned to 32. A pass. Rows to Worthington, took the ball to an gain. Passes failed, 788-J-- . H ith Radiotrons rd mid-fiel- ' audio-frequen- .... joaLJInebuLplay.isealeiJ Y. U. 0. 18 EEASQjr: radio-frequen- cy jack, and "V penalised 5 yards for jffilde Howells gains 6 yards and first down on 41 yard line. Three plays gala only I yards, and How-M- is line, punts to B. Y. U.'s Paes, Rows to CV Skousen, gains 7 yards, and C. Skousen makes 2 at center. Rows punts to Lawrence Una and D. Cor-be- tt in Utah's drops him In his tracks. Utah took time out, and la penalised 5 yards. The plunges and an offslds penalty give Utah first down on own line. Snarr breaks through the center of the line to Y. U.'s line, a gain. Two plays gain a yard and the quarter ends. Score, Utah 13, B. 38-ya- Co.v - a a Rodlela radio-frequen- ...... ....... .t.. ..... '' Mr. il A v.i.wrwwv-swv'- Mow RCA with has-bee- (Continued from Page One) Vwwa-m- -. "teb two Ice Ct arrival of the O At the Churches !.; ,Krw-w- w 8aaMonea X-yr- UTES DEFEAT . wygsf mmmeg&r KnightU Coal cjRDS |