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Show Stadium Dedication Grid Willianis IsTrojah Ac e COLOR'ADOANS - l.! 0fto'feEki2,'i928;' PRO VO EVENING HERAJLJV FRIDAY, PAGE FOUH r ar "irt , Yli J ce iff SPEAKEASY IS BOMBED CHICAGO, Oct 11 i UP) "The 101," a speakeasy on the lower level of Wacker Drive dealing exclusiverums, Irish whiskeys ly In pre-wand old wines, was bombed today by two men' who' hurled a bundle of dynamite through the front passa. Game Already Attracts Fans ARE WORRIED - ; geway.-': .....'..... Biggest Football Occasion In Utah Scheduled for Oct. 27, When Aggies and Cougars Clash Here ',;..'' w ninin ttTATION wwrwa ""WASHINGTON." Oct 13.-(- UP radio Inspector found a nest of puppies occupying the broadcasting room of station WTRL, the radio commission said today in backing loup Its decision that the station, cated at Midland Park, N. J., must quit the air. ... " , We offer today the world's worst rain expert, Boss Landis. - Five min utes arter ne cauea on the third game of the series in St Louis, sunshine appeared. In the Pittsburgh-Washingto- n sere is he made 'era play In a sea so rough that Walter- Johnson asked for a box of sawdust to dry off the ball. - . INVASION A - y ; ' -- State Teams .Will Put Up Real Battle Against Beehive - .tecr Uy iiiWk-.r- $:::::::::::::: Centennial Foemen; C. U. Goes Into Action. 1 k.M RY.U. pn. itr - Pxttio Graves .. (c).-Jt.....- t . 4 C C. A. ......... w...... BMve Simmons Merrill Dyehee ;) I .rt..McReynoll ....... ,c Vlokers Daatrup ...... ..!...... Myers 4 Bunnell ,nT,tt,m,rMdMii t Dlm.r......le.i;rWliikhoff Vaoher ..... . . .qb. .".Davis (c)" .Mil- I ls :.t PROBABLE LINEUP V . to come. . j Thorn Bowe Peterson ; t .rhb. .7;. Brown .lhb. . ., JWUIUuns . . v. . ......fb...... : 1 French 1 ,fJ, " j . Eye of the Rocky Mountain con-j'ferenci wm turn to the perform- of B. Y. TJr and Utah Aggie grldders this Saturday. The "Y" outfit will play at Fort Collins, Colo., against the champion Colorado gies.-wh- lle the Utah - Aggies meet .the highly-toute- d Denver, "U" team ji - . . -- Agirte vs. Denver-- . A If Utah Aggies can topple the J nl, they will be regarded as r "pioneers, une of the outstanding teams of the 14 Ji '" ' conference. A victory for Denver Vill Pioneer prestlgs, f1 .shattered badly by a 'totally un-Ij. at the handa nf expected t"r?t" Colorado Mine last week." CIn the ;b...Y.'.U. Is A a. C' V'mnlMl with. Cnlnrmln AfffH.,.. D C "bear atoriva'1 of injuries, y zU C shattered tenuis, laek of material, C tr and several other sad events hailing t iaiai from Port Collins." In general, 'critics regard the Colorado. Aggies as 1M ' dpat - t S E. P' eU 3It C . cc 8 1 , 'rU P p la p ei B a t f io in ONES Champion Says Fatal Henry Says "Applesauce" Hold Was Flying Pete Protest ; Would Headlock Meet Oregonian 3P . Cards and Trojans Great Pacific ' - -- Teams t !if TuvV ' V V RAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12. (UP) KesulU of the first games in the football conference Saturday drew a strangely familiar picture to follows of the gridiron sport and the beginning of the third week of competition sees two teams standing out above the rest" of the Paclflccoast "'n V w! S l 2. jr Vi answer to Wildcat Pete's bi, and Henry Jones' challenge, and also In courtesy to the wrestling fans of this section, I wish to state my reasons for not accepting any matches at this time. Badly Hurt Last Winter "Fans will Tecall the match between Jones and myself last winder, when I was thrown through es and completely knocked out, being unable to zinisn me match. . The Injuries received In this match disabled' one arm, and the oaln was killing. For six weeks thought my wrestling days Isur' were over; in fact, I tow some oi my friends that I would never "r" wrestle again. "I went Into the match Tuesday night against the advice of Dr. J. H. Henderson, who Is responsible for my being able to make a come back in the wrestling game. ur. Henderson declared that my spine not yet entirely right, and advis Look Like is ed only light workouts for a time, "I got through the match with Coast Pete uninjured as well as victori- ous, and I will jiot enter the ring .:am again Tintll the doctor says -In ,- thtr-rop- . TIOCK. ( fit --- 30 - - -- - r ' hope that this will be to about days, and at that time. I am plannmg-- a trip to the Pacific coast, : luck-Refer- Rtanford and IT. 8. C Stanford and University of South ern California by their Impressive victories Saturday haveMinmlstak- - I tMt Tlfl'lort ope- - -- he makes - a v 'squawk. teams, tie4 In 1927 for the confer"Sorry, Peter that you musfhave ence championship, will again be this belt. That's what JL thought two elevens that must be eliminated mce with -- the welterweight title by any hopeful- tlUe contender. belt It's Just too bad, because my Cagey Old Pop Warner upset next match will be on the coast gloomy predictions and after his and the belt will be with me when Cardinals had lost a I wtestie! Come around later, ' game to the Olympic club last week Pete, and I'll give you a chance at to lived and form up nonchalantly it!" " ,. a Oregon university by walloped DEAN PARK. score of 28 to 12. The Stanford ' eleven started with a handicap of mous Trojan team. RtTTtmred bjrOregoiron-onro- f footq nXanTorhiins to figure strongly ball's breaks within thirty seconds in the title race, the Bears must deafter the klckoff, then broke loose velop more1 power than they have with an offensive powerful enough shown to date. Price's squadwae to roll lip four touchdowns lrf two disappointing Saturday in a non conference game with St Mary's periods - The U. S. C, Trojans displayed the and barely managed to scratch out same kind of offensive strength a win. The smalfer Gaels held against Oregon State and supple- California for downs on numerous air- OCTWstonsandths Bearswet mented tight defense. Their 19-- victory fought to a finish throughout. The 'oveI O. S. C. team they Northwestern conference ' managed to beat by a point Inbarely 1927 teams had a bad day Saturday. . The was the most notable, event of the. two Oregon elevens lost io big Cal- . H t' if fi nr ":o ' iT IJL-rt- ! 'A . . vr r. - ,- 7-- 0 1 - cere-mon- , " coB,,' i9"Hrt , I I H &ehadi Blue Brown . ; 'tr ' MdrleyDruryr32T hero. Howard Jones has developed a worthy successor j.o trie nig DacK in ion wiutams. WUlUms Is Sensation . Williams, , a - ground notorious : gainer, last year was fragile and out of the game on numerous occasions This year he has with Injuries. taken on 15 - pounds In, weight and topromises produce the punch necessary to round out another ifornia LJeamsJ Idahowastiedby a small college and; Washington University just managed . to, win by a lone touchdown from Whitman College, another team', Washington State beat Montana 26- and.' may be the northwest's nope to uphold football tradition In the shower belt But Washington must meet strorger.vsmsJjeIiU the PuiUnan elevm ca:j X.Aure much on dope sheets. . 1 -- . teviStrauss Horse" Brand - 111 p$t?fm Levi Strauss ' i Two-Hors- e Copper-Rivete- d st. louis fans do nt Rain any more, a perman their lives. O Blue,' with SHOE REBUILDERS First Class up to Date an Quick Work Motto Our. Prices Are Always Right .- Sam The Shoe Man WatTJenter St.: .Provo stripes' and d motifs will be tdoto this dJ Bib Overalls "theTstyle magazines. Will be worn? . . 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After" losing "Doc" Crandall's relief pitching Investments In Future Those whd have enjoyed the sta- saved yesterdays game for Sacradium -- consider their- - contributions mento In the ninth, fanning "Dutch" as Investments" In Provo's future, Reuther, pinch hitter, with two men as well as In the future of Brig-ha- on bases in- the ninth to end the ; . game.Young university. , The dedication game with Utah 5 ElmerJ acts, v San - Francisco - by Aggies Oct 27, is to be the biggest pitcher, started a near-rioccasion of its kind ever held In throwing a ball at Umpire Henry Utah. Those who miss it will have Fanning, striking him on the leg, missed ar great opportunity- - to par- and causing the umpire to be carticipate In a really worthwhile -his- ried from the field." Jacobs 'was ousted from the game as a result- torical occasion. Prominent men of the church and state will be present to take part in the program and ceremonies SENATORS WANT JOHNSON which will attendthe christening is of the new structure.- - These WASHINGTON, Oct 12 UPH Clark Griffith, . president of are to be brief but of unthe Washington Senators, will usual interest ( , High school bands are invited to sign Walter Johnson, former Na- tional league pitcher, to manage j be the guests of the university upto assist with f the club next year if he can, ob- on that.occaslon-an- d tain his release from the Newark j the program by playing-- In a down and demonstration, club of the International league. and during the gamejThjestTuchedtoaay, ture is to De tasteiuuy aecoratea so as to give to the occasion a gala .. .... WOULD WATCH EXECUTION effect The student body and alumni are SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Oct 12. Such a deluge of requests joining with the faculty in prepar ing the program for thenight be for permission to watch the execufore, as well as for the day of. the tion of William Edward "Hickman game: Bonfires will be lighted, the bag descended upon San ijuentin huge "Y" on the mountainside .will prison that Warden James Holohan be fired and other stunts will be announced today that the most er of the evening, Tlw fol drastic process of selection In the lowing day the parade downtown Blstory. of the penitentiary must be will be followed hy stunts- - in the employed.. stadium. r In order more fully to accommo- ) CHAMBERLIN IN PARIS date the people who walk Jrom the .iLE. BOURGET FIESLD, Oct 12. cars and from their homes to the MUP) Clarence Chamberlln, who will be set at took off in his amphibian plane stadium, the game v 2:30 O'clock. from the side of the Leviathan at Ar?ie Have Great Team Cherbourg at 7 a m. arrived at Le The Utah Aggies, a formidable Pourget Field at 11:30 a. m. today. organization, wiU come to Provo to He will refuel here and proceed to ' offer the opposition to. the Cou--. Berlin. , 4 an improved gars Tr season game, indications are that the bat-- j great occasionrmay-secutie will be the most interesUng one! the office at Brigham yet played here, secretary's The games Saturday in Colorado young university. will give some , line on the' two teams, as both are pitted against powerful elevens. The Denver team, however, against which the Farmers are. working Saturday,1 suffered an unexpected defeat last Saturday it the hands of Colorado Mines, a team which hdd not been rated "Two among the best (On the other hand, the Colorado Aggies, with whom OVERALLS the Chugare play.-wo- n their game handily from Colorado Teachers.-Thos- e' who have made up their For Sale By minds to assist with the stadium project and to be present on Jhe Henry iiiing Wildcat Pete's demand .for a return match with Dean Park. Was It Babbit Punch? "This rabbit punch kick of Pete's ts--4 unehof hooey;" stated "the Provo grappler. "There are many ways to Jerk a man to the mat by getting him behind the neck, and proving that Park's wallop was a rabbit punch would be next to impossible for the Wildcat Pete has always regarded Tucker as a good referee; Tucker knows a rabbit punch, and would have disqualified Park if he had regarded the blow ar a rabbit punch. .?Pete had no objection to the referee's decision two years ago when he kicked Park under the cMn for a knockout, to win the match. He had no objection when the referee gave him the decision in pur recent match when most of the fans thought the result should have been a draw. Tm Ready," Says Henry "In view of the doubtful result of that match, I don't see why Pete should have first chance at Park and the belt If anybody gets s chancel should be the man. If Pete doubts this, I am perfectly willing to meet him again. I think. I can beat hlrrl, ' and "I canbeat Park, too! "Promoter Thornton tells me that Park says he wonT'meeE either of us for several months. Dean If. planning on atrlp to the coast' with his championship . belt, and. evidently he doesn't want to tak? any chances with meor with. Pete until he returns... I'd like to. meet the Wildcat again in the near.f.u: ture Just to settle our little argument If he's so sure he's entitled &4head to first chance with Park, let him "Applesauce!" .Tones, upf"' where I have some good oilers. 1 Says If s Squawk ' "Pete says I got him with a rabbit punch, but It was merely a flying headlock. That it knocked herd. Pete out Dean Tucker knows his business, and the Wildcat has never objected to his decision before; now prove lt!". -- ! to i U.S.C. STRONG la i IS HEARD FROM The followlngiCommunlcatlon most comes to The Evening Herald from and the Cougars are determined to give the Aggies a battle from start to finish. The Cougars 23 strong, arrived in Fort Collins this afternoon, and took a light workout - to limber .up before Saturday's battle. Other conference games find Colorado "U meetings Colorado Teachers In what looks Ilka an easy game for the Boulderites. Colorado College, fresh from a decisive victory over Montana State, will oppose the weak Western State eleven and Montana State will play an Interactional game with the famed V.J Nebraska "U" aggregation. hi 12-- 5 t-(- STANFORD AND i fv -- Injuries last week haveworrled 01 h ' V- PARK GOING TO COAST . Vs a WednesdaysTopenedbjr; ' count the-ord- twenty points, according to !J; sult makes the series tied at a game apiece, the Seals having won ' town-parad- ' nin. Dean ; Parkr.wh r (niesses. -won the Junior uiiddltsVviijUt juat ...r.t 'in - iv iu x vn wiuu- However, the MY" Is the "f Ighting-est- " championship of the world; v team ever developed at B. Y. "Sports Editor, Herald: kit ali- r 'v . hat tremely green line, can upset the ei " Depend on Howard Jones' having-aoutstanding backfield performer for his Southern California Trojans. Last year, it was Morley Drury, Before Drury was "Devil-May- " who was named Kaer, who was of the same caliber.: Mow it Is Don Williams, said to be as - to manIs who the as and Kaer and, Cali Southern if Drury.. good atop fornia is to be beaten on the gridiron this year. Under the Jones system of advancing the bail, Williams will be carrying It most of the time from his position. The only xauit Trojan orriciais see in Williams 1s-the ploys about twice as hard as the average player and wears himself out Coloradoans. Aggies are going Into ' the combat doped to win from six to .c 8-- . Coach. Harry Hughes, who has been quoted ns saying "He wouldn't give u dime for Colorado Aggies' chances New apalnst Brlgham Young." Be that as It may, the critics are unable to tee' how the Cougars, with an ex- tU 47 - ftlderably. Two SACRAMENTOOctT home runs, by Ray Rohwer, one with the bases filled, gave Sacra mento an 7 victory over the San Francisco Seals Thursday. The re- ot strong title contenders, although the loss of aldwell, Rankin and Pitcherundoubtedly has weakened the Colorado Farmers' offense con- - l: TITLE SERIES :- es : SOLONS EVEN m . , ll i H. R. MERRILL ,? biggest footbaU occasion in Utah still to come, and the biggest of all the home games yet to be played, those who content-platcontributing to the new "Y" stadium should' do so now. The structure Is now a reality and the field and entire situationjs a delight to those who "have enjoyed the games therein.- Every dollar given now, according to President Franklin S. Harris, will assist materially in auguring for Provo and central Utah an interesting football program, not only for this year, but for the years - ' Witfi Byithe , - ; for sale by ' ' CHRISTENSEN CLOTHING CO. EUREKA |