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Show PAGE FOUR :. mcKS . - BO at : PROVO E VENIN& HERALD, MONDAY OCTOBER" 15;v1928. : - . ' f -7-- - V -- ' f Outfit Faces jlfues X' FIGHTING COUGAHS HOUE i nAV . A rrATiinr r-- ', ; t ,j . PASSES R.L1.C. (IACE PROGRESSES st.Tn !Aggie-Ut- e "Y" In Good Shape For Fray Is Headliner This' Week; Utah ern State Game After A. C. Tussle Will Take Place In "Battle"; Dixon Gives Gritty Aggies Meet Wyoming 'IT ' ' "Y" Stadium; Kickoff Slat At. Ogden Friday. ,.. Exhibition, , JgjieS flllfl Pete ' r j 'fTffrfirH' AND ' Herald' Flooded With Calls For 'Y' Grid Result Ready for '. Football is. .coming' into 'Its own in Utah cpunty, If the number of telephone inquiries on the Bt, Y, Aggie game received at the Evening Herald is, any indication, ; Saturday " The Herald phones were busy Botfi trrapplers Eager" to" Force Park Into Championship Match;' Mat Fray -- PUNTS i f . I.. Star-Cente- I l :'f Slated Tuesday ' fron 2,:30 in the afternoon iint'l a late hour of the night,' with hundreds of, gridiron fans, eager to hear the result of the opening Rocky. Mountain conference' encounter of the Cougars. Although no accurate tab was kept on the number of calls received, it is, believed that It was record number.:., , And we're " ready--' for more! Get , the Tiablt of calling The Evening Herald, office': for ' your ." 'sport results. , .; " with WUdcat Pete and Henrv Jones match Park as is Pete, and are primed for; Aelr third mat en--1 Jones believes' that he can beat the 'C'mon how' gang!"' Western State counter-- - of the - present ' season, . " is next? The Gunnlsoiir Goto., boys :'', scheduled for' Tuesday evening- in Wildcat this"Vme., will be tough to beat in their own ed for 3 :30; Idahoans jlave "The decision on pur last match DUt the Cougars can do it the' Provo 'armory hall.'' backyard, C. M. STANDIXG: B. re? B. Y.U.'s battling grldders f u ' Wildcat Is PUd should have been a. draw, in my ' n'i W, L. T. PC, Watch 'em! ' Strong Team turned from (their Colorado Invasion inj is as wild as his opinion," said Hehry Monday. Wildcat The ... , .X-X- -X' f' ,..' 0 1000 1 0 ha Sunday, and are (ln. good shape Jor Colorado Aggies" ". name at present the occasion 'be Jones After- "Park .. Interest Is . already turning VI V o e, l.ooo The unbeaten B. T. IT. freshmen a second lournev to tne uenienniai Colorado College f . . . 2 Dean Park's refusal 4o give him ,"I am not squawking about that, ing 1.000 . . . . ,, 9'0 Colorado Mine t afate, which takes place this wee will tangle with Ricks college- return a match for the' junior mid- but only mention ' it, to point put school to held be here game, 0 0 1000 colColorado University,, t Rexburg, Idaho, In the 'Y" stadium end, a duel with western State S8. Th hav dleweight' championship ' of the thai Pete's margin over me' In the X Beetdlggers .JSoo 1 K Denver University cal Tuesday at 3:30 O'clock. The game lege being slated for Saturday. d world after a tussle two matches staged here has Veen and West East given decidedly Utah, Aggies, - ' fie will be the Founders'-da- y feature "Y Always Threatening staged last week.i tough games, and their appearancemighty slight. I can bat him, and .doo 6 I BLAINE SUPPORTS SMITH T. Color Y. V. the B, The "Y" champion gave tbe "Y"' this year, all the other hi-a- t -against Provo will be Consequently, ' Pete" Is eager ' to I'm going to beat ' hlm"Tuesday. ; BASCOBAL, Wis.. OcV 15. '.doo . Slate i Montana! ,.. a battle A4e '. (UP)1 real Saturday, Aggies ;r usual events of thedajtJbgjng post chancea for comparl- topple Jones,', and then' go on to Then a matchwrtli ' Park,, e' .doo 6 of Colorado' Teachers -Unqualified support of Gov. AV," ""', me." of 1 son. Park into force afraid match." a beat poried until Oct 27, the dayof the and taking the short end to Isn't 'If Jordan but expects, win, lfred E. 5mlth pf New YprkDemo. , . .000 i score at the hands! of, this powerful Vfestern State Provo haa other. Idt UM, and from staaium dedication Jones again, It certainly' seems to J" Park "remains firm Jn his deter- -University of Utah.'.. 0 o aggregatlohWaTa7rything but a vw me to Gibbons Coaches Ricks can their that , Park only' dodge' showing against Granite, jooo University;. A a herrtoday pyV.. S. Seiv Buck. Dixon has his Kit- grace. me passing ana running iv WVorolng1 match with me at' the expanse .of rjones. at the present tim,e. A ".v;nnounced these ideas are . on ..."'Coach 7. U .. atpr John J. Blaine, a member of . tens groomed .for a hardbattle tpck of. the Cougars was dangerous f ;, .. x-- x-x p as a a to follow condition, acquiring reputation "yellow regain r. SATURBAYS:J5ESUXXat the LaFollette Progressive wing of ch; with the Gem state Invaders, aino? at all times, and tlje "Y7. threatened IdrKaute Rockne . unleashed champion'," said the Oregon., grap-- ed, by a trip tp the Pacific coast. the Rejjubllcanjiarty In Wisconsin. until' the final gun, , accofdihg to - Utah Agglei t. "Penvelr U; 7 '(fle). some strategy to deteat .the Navv. inl Coach Bob Grttbons, former .: rv Is new ; the plan announced by the ? pler Monday. f ; B. Y. U. 8, Colorado Aggies-16,- , A? ierence guard, for Utah Aggies, has word, from Fort Collins. ' Jones ii just' as anxious for' a junior middleweight champion., .. Western to last Saturday. A pass, Niemec ii, Colorado Colleg' The aerfal attack of the Cougars formidable team' to hurl' against ' brl a ' Colerick, youthful; substitute, ; 1 c . i ,' . .... l'Y"-- outfit- - Ricks recently de-- J was 'the outstanding feature. from State , f NEW MABATHONEB FOUND gave the Irish their victory- - - - .rrj the feated Albion Normal, 6 to' 0, and the "Y" standpoint Rowe, Hoover Colorado l). U,' Colorado Teachers WANTED : i PORT CHESTER, N. Y- - Oct' i(5 Callfornisr''trl had no easy time is re-- i- and Vacher all did exceptional work 6. th the latter team 19 (conIs In State Montana, 8, The while Reeve., the ritate KebxMka, oval, eleven Washington tossing to to In Its have the best team 'C puted defeat Washington State 13 to 3 (UP) A new marathon" star to " ' 35 SALES GIRLS " not going to be any doormat for . '' Dixon, .acher and Rowe also ference.) .; " ;' take the place of Jole Ray, Clarence history. ." Saturday. The Golden-- Bears made the rest end! ' well on con the worked Coast of..thePaclflc receiving The "Y",' freshmen, despite the i; four first downs in the) entire SCHEDULE: WEfiK'S De Mar and the others who are only "JHIS " , Apply mEWORILI. ference elevens this year, especial difficulties of contih- - B. Y. U. again escaped a serious Friday, October. 19 : passing on wa,s discovered in the ly to the middle of the Une Where E. IL McCune Co. ual practice against the Jvarsity. casually list and should be In cood tab." Arete. Va Wyomlng. U. aX New York to Port Chester U annual batae", t JacKGrahairinrTstalwarlnrotrlSO fnainir ffr vartatv of nlava which shape for the WBtenr Statea broken 15.-a Arthur run.; SAN Oct. Gavrint reWX Agdcn,.'", oflrf FRANCISCO. pounds, will be working, r Graham '; "Sanky" Dixon suffered TOf prevents the development of their nose Saturday, October zo: r batting university; junior who wants to be is one of the , Washington State Francisco staged a u In battle Saturday, and gave' a of vs. a miles. Sufl-daeat vn offense to the fullest extent, Colorado race the dentistrwon (26 he University Aggie orgy; in the, "lucky seventh'" eleven and he ranks among-thave a powerful team, andone gritty exhibition by playing a stellar Utah at Salt Lake, a lacing 385" yards! yesterday in 2 hours, 87 aj. which-ilanding Sacramento contest, best pivot-me- n in coast football. ' at s .determined to hold to its role throughout the entire vs. 3State U. Western ..t score 'the Y, R of to The 15.. by gam,e miuutes, 37 seconds. De Mar was Refthe of, in 811 victorious5 record. . painful Injury.', spite Gunnison. almost mile behind. V . a second, the San a outfit Francisco n gives as a eree Northwestern fumbles gave Ohio ' ' Mahoney, Kittens Look Good ... ; Colorado College vs. Denver U. at j , State a 10-- 0 victory In a Big Ten lead, three games to two, Mountain conference official, '. Denver. ni Fans who have watched the Klt-- Rocky or a Dick the netted touch drive but this Moudy nicely game, pitched fac. Dr. Milton MarBhaUrY" conference game Saturday. PASSES UP DAD'S SCHOOL with told " . Colorado Teachers, vs. Montana down, and a blocked punt accounted J 7 - " and Seals, while Vinci, Keating X-j 4 an ens n action are . , that ' pixori State ; reman. Ro viat uieir BDiiuy, ana a great deal or ulty representative, , i ' score. . the .1 the other Bonnelly for bumps bumped at Santa Clara university deof the finest games &. votontial ; 1 Fielding H. Yost, Jr., sonnf Michvarsitv timber hna hppn played one Colorado M'" vs. Colorado U. at X X X olently for the Sacs, Smead Jolley's feated Nevada "Uj 19 to , at end that he had seen In 10 years of Boulder. famous football coach, is a ' igan's ea uncovered In thelrst-yea- r "" outoutfit of A terrific was the feature a Nebraska team, hitting giant Santa Clara. The winners were Mountain conference offic' A small admission freshman at North Carolina this will be Rocky San attack.Francisco Montana State charge . A by weighing ' easily superior to the Wolves made for Tuesday's game. Holders iating. The Sacs won, Saturdays game, 12 year. He plays football and baseEvery Rocky Mountain confermany pounds, trampled the whom Utah defeated by a larger Dixon may have a layoff against ball. of season tickets to the stadium ence teams will be In action this 11 in a slugging uel.. ''J u Bobcats the id Neb., Lincoln, . score a week before. dosinff unseta will of course be admitted without Western State this week, although week, with some games scheduled 25-A to win mud Saturday, X X- -X it is possible that 'he may. be found which will be ofchildren's! delicate stom ;,: MonCharge. , imports greatest run by Warden, .Minnesota's ironclad line was deat his regular place in the lineup. f ance to the title contenders. : tana State backfield sub, count-e- d " ex is cisive In the Gophers' 15-- 0 victory achs. Vicks VjL:-God Condition In applied wt .and Wyoming IT for the visitor's lone score. over Purdue. "Pest" Welch carried "Red" Thorn was injured slightly ;.Utah Aggies RECLAIMED cantherefore and I at action into Ogden, ternally X X X , Friday te the Purdue offense, almost single- In the Colorado Aggie game, bift swing ' High Grade not disturb the digestion. Georgia Tech, southern conferwill be ready for the Western State the annual gridiron attraction for are the Junction ence humbled City. alight the Aggies champion, grid outside duel Saturday. Otherwise, tri acts in two ways: PLAYER-PIANalO to win. The Cowboys, vaunted Tulane team by a score of of the usual crop of bumps a,nd favorites' touted before the 12 to 0. using a sensational aerial highly though Is in "Y" (1) The, body heat rebruises, the, aggregation LIKE NEW season, have not shown much in attack to wln when the TjJune line 5C - 1S.H fine shape, . WORTH.FORT OctTexas, leases the ingredients" iri and Coach proved a stonewall." " tb L "Tiny" Loveless saw considerable E. Y. Romney's tussels," UP) Mushy Callahan, of Los An- -' r $750 Regular price like look X form Loganites of vapors ' which the XX action in Saturday's game, starting geles, junior welterweight champion ' ravorites to annex jna jray. Iowa won 4ta first victory over Pioneers Tie Count After at left tackloln ' "V1, of ; the place of Karl Bun- - slight defeated are inhaled. world, Jimmy Ute vs. C. A. C Chicago since 1900, Saturday, when $487 sen-- , In Special of Oklahoma a " Owens, City, Utahns Take Lead In The, real headliner of the week the Hawkeyes led by Mayes , (2), At the same time sational out here last occurs "., in , Salt . Lake Saturday, "Charging Cherokee," scored handed; but he was" no match for night, but .the t;tteholder-toda-y See i and Vicks-"dra- w3 hear it - out" the had bi ) ? Final Quarter when the Colorado Aggies, victors a 13--0 - victory. Y the powerful Minnesota outfit only, wordi of praise for his com;' at . . X X4-evei B. Y. U, last Saturday.clash like soreness X X :'r ,X poultice. unknown adversary.", 'I , with the. University of Utah, which Friedman - and Oosterbaan were paratively College of Idabo'had little dif-- ; m DENVER. Colo., . Oct 15 Utah TtACMING Owens rallied, late in the fight h 1U flrBt conference be NATION! in will, Inmissed playing '' trouncing University flculty and Denver 'U battled to a sadly Saturday; when and had the crowd cheering for a VI Aggies ROBINSON ' ' IA AVOID of Idaho, Southern Branch, by a diana scored it game. once be - score In the Denver stadium triumph over knockout as the final gong ended n have ' ' last a 7. S9 The team, to Utes soore a of team.. O'Connor, The score .was the powerful the Michigan tCOUDS, MUSIC Saturday, each scorlng-CO. wan fighthowever, Callahan, their altoas was 0 shown were by for the Indiana outfit, definitely Dllley and Brown final period, and kicking goal to by a wide margin, dealing Jimmy '' .X X X,.. margin of victory oyer Nevada in gether too shifty for the Branch snake the final count 46 North Univ. Ave. terrible .punishment to the seaof the Oct their only appearance PHILADELPHIA, tacklers. ? University of Virginia's ' Exdtlnc Last PeriodJ-l- eand ; closing fcoth, - Provo, Utah ' ir eyes. c can sensational . son to X X X young date, but whether they The first three periods were drab, my Thevenow, displaying a defense s whose broken leg kept cope with the Colorado Farmers, West ,Virglnla surprised , Pittsbur- which repelled thrust after, thrust shortstop, was the last but Over ft Million Jms Uszd YtARir packed quarter gj him out of the St. Louis Cardinals' reputed to he almost equal to the gh,-eastern f champion of la;;, of Princeton, the southerners held eo With, thrills - There was little toe lineup this season, has been pur- championship anteam of 1927, is " season, by scoring a 6 victory in the eastern team to a 0 tie, giving choose between the two teams., HEAD WANT ADS s the first other question. i. the dope bucket a terrific upset. the Pitt stadium Saturday. having a big margin in the chasedIn by the phllliastheas National E The Utes have a number r first half, and Denver IT outplay-ln- step rebuilding E league doormats. collegiate performers in the lineup the Invaders In the second, J William Baker, president of the as the battle nears, A scarcity of ' Aggies lost a golden chance in a ii, team a V! the second quarter, when Jeasen club, announces that the terms veterans gives the "U" B were $50,000 cash and the outright on - paper.but on Denver's fumbled a pass H amount of material of Heine Sand, veteran per- - with the vast ' Id line, after the Aggies had marched release S former who once won fame for Salt on hand. including consecudown four the field for B Lake in the Pacific Coast league stars from the freshman ranks, the tj tive first downs. a I Redskins' will not be as m Following a by an unassisted triple play. . green as penalty a Thevenow Is only 23 years old, I stories 'from the. Crhnson camp near close of the Denver Q' against a v the third period, Theron Smart and was a World Series herb in would Indicate.. 1926. He is expected, to be in fine The winner of this game will be backfield sensational man, Aggie p. e T run fettle for the coming season, de- - an outstanding contender for circled left end for a " 1 his enforced layoff this year, ferehce laurels. a touchdown for U . ,' . trCTWT)envef "TIohers'TIe"Sc"ore turnedoutto-ron- e but says that The feature of the easenrstdemf t ; Denver, apparently beaten, then had a the Rockies brings together Colo-t- o started a savage drive, rushed the he didn't know that Canzoneri The 'punish himself so much to make rado College and' Denver the field by. straight 7 bait down -CoHege Tigers have two impressive " football, featuring line plays and the weight . Siartinff TUESDAY c Goldman should not be blamed victories to tneir credit, and are X' f . aw ahort passes." Specken" went over r on to the favored the down of who the only strength Pioneers, making for a touchdown from the ,i line, Denver then completed aaur-pris- e Routis match. But hemayhave have been beaten and tied in their in not getting more J first two appearances. However, made a pass for. the point after touch- work formistake the boy and keeping him' Denver.Js lecidedly dangerous, and . .. . . down. Denver again, started TTdrlye theTlgers are expecting a terrific but In shape by fighting. bs after the subsequent kickof, ; "BaTOS ..' t Ttsxies Intercepted aZ ZZ. .' pass, kicked h Two undefeated teams will clash was a The result of LI out of danger, and. the Pioneers were unable to score before the bad .break for Canzoneri, hut It at Boulder Saturday.jwith Colorado surely was a great break for 'Joe Mines attempting to "continue their i Jacobs. jf surprise season at the expense of ' 1 Joe broke Inlo print lftstr winter the. state university aggregation. Dramatiwhen it was announced that he had Boulder will be a fovorite. despite t.. w y.3xN m- - VSwafl'k "t bought Jack Delaney from Pete Mines' victory over Denver recent . :. Reilly for $50,000. ly. oo 1 If Pete did get 50 grand from B. Y- - U. is given a goed-siseJoe he must have felt sorry for his edge over Western State, although Of V Most customer because he tossed, in 'An- the tatter, will be- - dangerous and dre Routis as good measure in the has an aerial offense, which has pro ' ' ' deal. duced scores against Colorado U' y8o, ooo Chesterfields Yes, You Never Can-U- nder Jacobs said he didn't want to and Colorado College."1 the beading of "You Never ;j art on their way to tht Can Tell," another entry might be be bothered with him even if Reilly v Montana State- - opens its home South PoU wtU tb . made of the case of young Tony did. Insist that e might b con- season against Colorado Teachers with the Bobcats expected to win Canzonerlr who until recently was nived Into the featherweight . Byrd jAntarctiq Expedition ;. . , , ' the world's featherweight chamhandily., ( Maybe Jacobs didn't pay $50,000 Cbostn by test to wit tit Altogether,' It looks like a lively pion. He isn't ihe champion now be- for Delaney but what he got In De week In the Rocky Mountain foot ffstt of OH tdajoritj cause he was beaten by the laney was no bargain at any price. ball conference. was But in what to him thrown Frenchman, Andre Routis, in a Routis will bring Joe enough to battle for the title in New York. DE VOS SCORES WIN Canzoneri was so weakened by get him an overcoat for the winter YORK, I Oct I (UP) and breezes the are cold on the Rene De Vos, middleweight chammakine the weisrht that he faded street corners where Joe had to do pion of Belgium, today is one step W after the eighth round when the k plodding - Frenchman came on to Wa work last winter.- nearer the middleweight title of the Routis will make plenty of dough werld. At Madison SJquare Garden, out of , his title because Joe will be the European woa a' : The Italian youngster knew he dein, there, protecting- the first good cision irom K, O. Phil Kaplan. De couldntTnakethewelghtTnueh longer and he was getting ready to meal ticket Jie has had4n years. , Vo forced the fight all the way. -get out of He had two big money bouts in the making against Harry Blitman THE THRILL OF A LIFETIME and Benny Bass and .fe took the thank you for your vote of such an indication of your preference, DO YOU KNOW Routis fight to get himself in fight- Picked men, as you May Chesterfields continue to "Sac two." for the other lng shape heart ahle, of are, " Before courageous, strong isfy" during the long two years ahead, ' Everybody Is . Fought Him had. fought,, Routis ; Canzoneri and "sound in wind and limb " what and niay you haye the best of fortune in once before and although tie was i Swimming at better tesuxnooial could there be than your great adventure and a site return. given a hard fight he felt sure that his boxing would enable him to With' Starts SUNDAxVOct H 1 I beat 4)im ARROWHEAD again. The betting money PARAMOUNT PROVO BARBARA BEDFORD, and MALCOLM Mc GREGOR thought the same way and it was - ." '" vr,; S i T V: :i - ..... . :.' given A bad jolt When Canzoneri Building Is W Directed - - 1 , . n:' Rii'l'. ". much-dispute- - ir If-h- alaj ...tv v f d. v-- ' tip-to- all-co- 7-- . this-eeas- FRISCO SEALS on . . ' ' AGAIN IN LEAD ' ever-prese- nt It San 10-ru- ; jr .ontdose to Child's - ,-- well-know- . . ' well-pleas- : '. 4 - X-X . ' ' -- - V Continual . , i ; .... f?'MJ . CALLAHAN HAS AGGffiS,D,iU.iii; n - REAL FIGHT TO TIE It . T ' Mc-Lai- n, - ' PHILUESBUYk X ' CARDINAL STAR h-- K8 Vapor uo , 6-- ' 0 ' 7-- mid-secti- 15-T- fighting-Cavaliers- ; 9-- Ag-gle- s 0-- " of-he- g . green-appearan- ce well-train- i I j-- con-spit- t W t '" t tfcSSNw : FLAMING m? '" the-matc- Ahd Life gam-tnde- , - f.- ' m Hectic if - '" cally Revealed In the Season's . d Talked iiHfjTpf Screenplay, r J charit-plonshl- p. . ! To the Men of the Byrd Expedition: ten-rou- I" WINGS 2" .... -- ' lOSt ;' - '. ;i , y !.Sammy Goldman,' Tonyg vmana " ger, has been blamed for-- taking a sucker motch. He admits that It WE ,rTf ' Heated ; .:' :y MILD ENOUGH FO R A N Y B ODY-- AN . Et! YE T T H Y S AT IS IY by Irving Cununings t r |