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Show PRO V O PAGE FGLH" UT A H) 'EV EN IN G H E R A LOV M0ND AY; OCT OB ER 28, -- 132 0. v - : - GreatBattleIs a -- : " - - .. On m r1 - www ww ir i tii vii Mnny-Gridir- w !. a - . . - . 1 - . California's . Victory Over Utah Agrgies and Memories of Last Year's Scoreless Tie With "IT r Eliminates Inferiority Complex. Defense lllllliiilll''11' ! J rV i I I . 4 .jJt-- Ummmmi h hum JH May! Prove TougJ For Victorious UTS. C. To Solve. j .: i - y - .... . Uisst sttehdi kti" i ITo Tuesday's Ring Battle In FuB Swing. !v ::::EEE Jirs. er, Increasing hu total points le 101, ana leading aa irresistible oponrtMr Crimson. Passes fea. tured the onslaught' riU Wi st.-ta- ward te 140-pou- muz .mm 1 imimniini f' Tackle Features i t ' -- :lal b lira. iliw Mrs. I s eol-Trt- if Sri ac Wyoming Continues Football Oct. 28(ilB The -AlWe Booth; 9 oral fireworks preceding the meet:Aci end Walker of .t Mickey Yal4ack, earns thorngh ing STANDING R.M. C 4 Hudkins Activity u the pf ,, an almost stngla-haads- d for with mlddleweign in are themselves after asking today -- ' l W. L. P C. ft (t Bone ta ll. .n rWi.ry-- w --hunpinBHhlp bf the world wert jn outcome-- Amy, the vs. Stanford th, 1W "'"TfflveHJfy of Utah T full blast hers today- University of Southern California o 1C087 Colorado College were lending, Morrel Tomorrow night Hudkina ana LARAMIE, Wyo, Oct 2d -F- m-bail Game was: It game. "What ata-- j Cali.667; Denver University will step Into an outdoor will contln" at the ttnv-'- t. wild to Walker UA bat Booth fornia's chances of meas the j taking ... ... U. T. : Ne- . score three touchdowns and I : as R Field the at arena The alumni assocU-tio- n of ... : .07j . Wrigiey ure of the Trojans at Los Angeles Wyoming. ::::::: j i Utah Aggie SEATTLE. Wash., Oct. t 1 1 TTl ' i'Ll braska"Wi IQC&r Inuel mm aceuau kick three goals. A M unanimously adoptc-- a v iis.weei7 .667 -12-J Colorado Teacher I .. waa hie greatest feat. effort to blast Mickey from the Oregons 0 victory oyer pledging the school t At first glance it would" appear Hash-into- n .500 Colorado Aggies jJ8 the ladder. X x x the gridiron sport championship U.'S C.' that an eleventsln almost JOO Colo; University....! team was featured by a Both fighters, according to their Reports of the possible eliminaImpregnable position after its 7 to .1 r, Montana Stat freak "boner" tackle by are in Gejirgia "U" and its UUe hopes tion of football are thoroughly 00( intimates, 0 over the Cardinals. J victory JE50-Colorado Mines ...t Washington end. and anxious for the bell. Each, in- - fell by the wayside Saturday, the 8quelchedbythejtB30ciatlqnj ae-- ; Dut at second thought, California''' - The Husky wingman was itooj Wye, University cidentally. predicts . victory by Florida AfflgatosrjpBetting iheir tion. i i if i i i k is Mr a ii ii conceded, to i. f 1 I fighting chance .000 ' Western State ,.,...' 1111 TTii 1 pn his way to the , dressing j the knockout route. Betting odds hopeh by an 18-- victory. It was a great comeback for" Florida "after room, having been replaced are about even. took on the powerful Olympic clubi the defeat at the hands of Georgia The worst feature of the old Kfi-weeks six bronzed by a substitute,' when Bobby by talker, Saturday's Resulta: with their second string after a afternoon elocution classes was on Tech last week. Robinson, of at work ranch day Oregon p negro I'tah Cl. (Vtloradb Aeries 0. n Soper's J 1.1 J rough aia TTE Ill ill! near 3jat, una ,J.J4.tiM'-flMr- t ana- - eeaf -- TOrcTuonie VT'TrWTS: a long run. Westerweuer skinned Hudkins will present a . grew up- - to become after-dinnBrlgham Young V. S3, West Stanford, earlier in the season, deGeorgia Tech suffered iu second speakers. threw off his blanket, tore" contrast the i when into j step ern State It. they feated 0 T the to defeat of the when season, Tulane's Olympics out on Uie field, and tackled Colorado Teachers 16, Coloraglaring iignts on ine iignt nigni. Hatching U. S. C speedy running attack brought a the negro on Washington's Mickey ctelmed that the sun at do Mines 13. "Niba" 4 j The Techmen wored California's Price, coach, t Soper-arhertine. The touchdown, - Montana State,. 14, Montana "wtttrmosr 'f Thr BearTTIffst' KrThg Per!od heWw.Ut hAtOrt11" to awarded for was, hi. It men. saw the Stanford- - game, 'and j the Webfeet gaye him the chance, to reach V B had a fine chance to size' Up' U. S. high peak physically. Nert Saturday's Schedule Princeton staged great rally C.'s style of play, while the south. "Don't think I'm just tanned a te-- He Navy at 13-- in' SaturY. U. vs. I'tah atSali Laka f erner's have had no opportunity to i bit," Mickey said. "I'm ready." Denver vs. Colorado at Boulday's fracas, a total of 43.000 roiiow California for he pa6t three To Hudkins which countered: "I der. were left breathless spectators weeks. dont tan easily, but iiow I Teell at the final drive, la which two Colorado; College vs. Utah .California fm always been '.'spc ' Take Hudand with my tip string runs by " ftlncctoh 6nd Tialf team." They have strength, """Aggie kins." backs tied the score. Wyoming vs. Colorado Teach-and haye probably a better defense The Nebraska fighter -- said that ere at Greeley. X X X than Stanford. If jthe second string he considered himself in the best Western State vs. Colorado could beat the Olympic club, there of career his and he Utah that shape Aggies' powerful fresa.nan Is every chance Aggies at Fort Collins. fhat the first would have no alibis if he failed to team' ran roughshod over a g&me .. 'powerhouse" give U. S C. a very interPimeroy. UtAhsin tringjian win the B. A. C eleven Saturday. The championship. i t Saturday. ' -esting "lime smashing fullback, took the lead walker is my "big shot," AfieT BnaT couHf was 34 to 07 California and U- S. C. are the With the Western State victory R. M. C. scoring' Saturday when he said, "and I'm going to shoot the e scored three touchdowns against only undefeated teams in thfe works to win. If Walker beats me , tucked away handily. Coach Ott Colorado '. . California was S Y. although Aggies. B. U, Cougars Romney and hts I may retire. T am not foolish Jack Elder, speedy halfbaiK In a tied wno Y. B. h Bliss of Hoover with game of now are .priming for the game to go on fighting if I take starred aa Notre Dame's Ramolors enough St. Mary s. LARRY "MOON" MULLENS, HALFBACK achieved a similar 3at against defeated the t games Saturday's Salt Lake battle a bad licking." Wiutern State, jumped from Conceding California sC chance of The' Walker-anCarnegie Tech outfit, T to with Utah U!' Jack his manager. victory does not, however, detract obscurity4o third place, Df the 1 5raud t'ring Kearns. regard the Nebraskan as a Scotchmen put up a stubborn reV. from C. the S, his 18 point total being just two before Notre Dame was tie victory over fight" which resulted in a tough fighter, but not a threat to sistance Stanford. In that gamethe Tro-ian- s behind Day, Colorado Aggie 1 TOO LATE wererecalled by Sunday night's title. Mickey, himself, able to break away: Mickey's showed theinseives to be a x x x that ace, vfto holds second position. f; snowstorm, but it is probable confessed to such a dislike for Ace marvelous football machine, sweeps Captain Paul Thorn of the 'FurauelTBDlIei-ialFerstorms will break, i h:arly-wee- k that he wants to "knock him feet hoFsfter s, is well up on the list, with 13 ing through the Stanford defense first Into the arms ' of fcia broth- - their first Big Ten championship in with counters. moothness and v and power, eni ers, stadium wi.H see a dry " field many years, smothered "Chicago, 26 FOB KENT FURNISHED The leadters: f maneuvers breaking up the tricky Stanford The brothers referred te are to 0, before a throng of 35,000 fans: If so. you rrrtemreafely entrust to , , counter. rooms Duf-fieltwo. Close for in. ease. Sleeping Marshall with i. G.TdPat.Fg.Pt Clyde and Art, who manage the The magnificent broken field. run- - him your business of f idculary B. Y. V. Is Tough . 15 W. 2 So. Phone 907W. n3 2 4 0 0 24 little quarterback Utah..... peppery' Poweroy ,Jtelp-Ac- e nature. think- - up ning of Welch and Harmeson feaincidentally ? SALT LAKE CTTY, Ocfc: 28. Ah 2 u 20 was the outstanding star. Although tJtah's 1929 team fs i-Colo. Aggies. 4 3 member of the family, and tured the game. youngest centerfor the Day, bad the West hig4i 3 One room 4 and room fur. by pass one 0 18 0 3 3 not i garded as a BUT if he does have, then you Hoover, B.Y.U. .... x x x la partly fur. mod apt's. 480 So. 1 E, "wise cracks", to. hurl at Mickey. conference championship, B. Y. U. Byers, Denver brought East high a 3 2 2 0 14 would be jeopardizing not only "Hod" Nhiemierrs classic between la taking its strongest aggregation the annual 1 n3 gridiron 3 2 0 13 your bwn future welfare, but that Thpm. B.Y.U placement kick in the last see- Into action against the-- Utes with Summerhays, Utah 2 1 7 0 13 the two Salt IAks City high schools, Leads of your loved ones and dependi ond of clean Colorado slate to a terrific the determination and kept play gave FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS leopards' ents. put up Carr, Color Mines . 4 2 1 0 13 Teachers 3 a division! in an for the their chase Potatoes 40c bu. Phone 020J1. r.3 battle, and with the feeling that victory over Gillespie. U Aggies 3 2 1 0 13 Colorado Mines In outside chance to win is definitely Humphrey Teach. 3 2 0 0 12 j a thrilling The safer way the certain way to j championship. . West high'rfesistance was unex iwaMaur would be to take adpresent. thvurtd p ioafc0rtfw gnia Novrtty bassfitet."'343"N6. 1 W Downs; West. Stat 3 2 ! 0 0 12' ti'iat the tam.'wtt over wh'?a I vantage of the service provided pectedl'y powerful, since the Panth Phone 723W. This year, fof the first time in Thompson, Wyo. . 3 2 0 0 12 Nlnemier booted bis for you la pur trust department. ers had been btaten by Granite 1 11 2 12 history, the Cougars defeated Utah Clark, Colo. Col kifeck where honesty and ability are X I HELP WANTED tewinrerthePei. MALE LARAMIE, Wyo. Oct. 27 Wypm- - fend were expected to be decisively Aggies, and this fact, together with . . OGDEN, Ocj, JBayaDove question ant ertieHwy me eriairon rans saw the greatest " Gne yotthg '" m'anfor part' time mond led McKlnley high school of ,lu. unexcelled. 1 VANISHING BILLBOARDS football Came in the achWa histor v 8Wrs. work, local. Neat appearing. See Honolulu to a snectacular 2 vlc-Utes, have done much to dissipate However, the briiliant-45a.v4eMr. Ingrum, Hotel Roberts, between , tory over Weber college Fortvine states now place se- - when trtah AtrvX me h the , Inferiority com-JIeSaturday. t0 a backficldpo3t, led a 0 a"u i P vere restrictions on roadside adver-- 1 Qnwhny 12 to 7, in Saturday's 1 1 A throng of 6,500 fans I J5: Home Conl counter. Panther attack which" was almost f the brilliant which featured I 'The Cougars are strongly hoping Using sign.Woaian's game, " of the Two young men to travel, adver the phenomenal end runs and off-Leopards. For an Coldt About the middle of' the first ,.as strong &a that . for a dry field, with the resultant panion. & SAVINGS BANK The score came in the second per- - tising work. Neat appearance, tackle dashes of diminutive Hawal period. Remund. Giltesnlc and Call i opportunity to use its spectacular in njirrvincr fhe hnll for a luu, wnen uaviea, uiicuiLitiiig i fability to talk and think required. ian backfieliLmei&Raymond aliernRtrf ' aerial and open attack to best ad- netted 71 yards and a touchdown from behind his goal line,f. ha rSee Mr. Ingrum, Hotel Roberts be phenomenal football all theplayed wuu.. " An. kick . .1, , way, vantage. , ,,r-;m'without a halt. UONJAg-Usrav1U11 I11A11US U1UH HIS W leVUVFI JUI tween 6 and 7 p. m. o29 while his teammate ra 5 I IJtah looked great In Saturday's Nagata. was a pass. iespie taking the ball across third In the a smothered was quarter, and bad by pass, almoet as brilliant, particularly on 1 2J--0 victory over Colorado Aggies, Wyoming threatened in.the 'sec Uhron. tackiers East of LOST . A nvn jA,.,n passing and kicking. according to reports from Port Col2 year old Jersey heifer, light The result was never In doubt, alli Jina. Ten thousand fans watched C.'s Cowboy line bucks on the m and line, Pomeroy T . . d from First ward pasture. though Weber made one gallant Farmer liine. says.Harry 'j the Ut steam roller ..crush : T7 . 1 T nra. u. s. pt. off. o30 stand in the second period, Phone 1059R. Reward. il. 4 Hughes' veteran machine, despite 'Boy, I when II I "din led en attack that netted the game, I Ciapier j stubborn resistance. Bf, bid in this period, but big Dan I . to. to il CJi I WANTED MISfTKT.fjWF.OIIS two touchdowns --gainst the Hono iv J?Poarerhouse" Pomeroy, smashing Beattie muffed a pass over thelbrfoke throuSn Wyoming 40 yards lulu reserves. run a and pass rmihack. and Pres. Summerhaj and the U(nh goal line, , scoring j WAJ''l!'u TTse teeth- - "We pay Ttfil JCTL i sensational- hal "'" 1 th.eai ended. Soon after, a pass. .. 1 hisn as 10 for ful1 set8' any con" ' 3 wl JWvmi s whose passing and punting h. b to took the . IT . . Clark, Summerhays dition. We buy crowns, bridges, '! ... " SviJS 1 ' xeaiurea utans attack, all seasff " -and into Aggie territory, and w,lu ball ,eeulcre" sold, platinum, silver. Western wVr I wa.' wre the outstanding stars of the line deep ? BaJ"ker, Jh!?p?.on' smashing bv Pomeroy and around., W-O-CMet. Co.. Bloomington. 111. -- -score but their all poinU, scored three game. Pomeroy" Vrio ST in-tTTf-Jun-Lr-efforts touchdowns. 3w H whn the fourth quarter opened. ' -J " March In First Period This eame. of course held the availing. Phone 786W. II 1 o29j W' The first encounter came in the major interest in the conference, period, the march to a while the of B. Y. U.,'n ' score .taking place immediately Utah Aggiestriumphs and Colorado Teach- - FarK L.ltV V M LI il . . .after Colorado FS.1 III . X Aggiei;, itickof f. . ers. completed an Interesting wwlt. f 11 U mem wmjm m Im L'UI m 'II ,I yrK;'tmmm x sss !t I W I m mm la 7 n , , r. j Passes, end runs and line bucks end of competition. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCOX, Oct. 28 ttJ There was Just one question that northern California football tans ; 1 tfrs. Haryi 10-ya- -- y riai fefwgvejaateaTSarss geod asy4 Marsters, the teUoJaa hlghen scor. a hiibiiiim; rucwu&9 viOJ i 4 ons inllte firnt yteWy of thsscb thejstory when the Bobcats nosea out ins favored Grinlies. 14 to 12. lvar Twilde. substituts halfback, won the game with tw perfect Heal for goal. Montana State three times held their opponents within line. the , i a. Ore! BuUocI r i i ' . . ; - - - rn " re-ya- Bisl ed M icij-lutio- can-tln- West-erweJle- work! nels super-conditi- I Mr. a ! -- nr 'n I It 6 Sundi Wrigl .: , I 1 er . 20-1- e . many iVr e) An held. THRIFTY a U Pomeroy Is Scoririg . 9 u : ncdi il 13 , wai pevy had J Mr td - . always-formidab- le d tco71!aonr .Mi -- EAST DEFEATS 0-- 0 FOR CLASSIFICATION -- ,2 - Has Your Relative Hay Mar Or Friend Technical Training? 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