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Show ... - k PROVO EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1928. PAGEFOUR ROCKY: MOUNTAIN- CONFERENCE SEASON CLOSEST! - 9 HereV Opening Selection For Utah's Title and Claris STANFORD, AND I All-Ameri- ca Individual Playreatures .L..K Utah Colorado V Colorado A. .,..,.4 ..... . .0 strong contender, the individual ability of "Dutch" Clark, Colorado CftHege.backfield ace, and the lead .666 ing scorer of the country, adds an unusual feature to R. M. C. football for 1928. Clark wound up the sea.429 son In the Colorado game by scor.42) ing one touendown and being in .333 strumental In the other Tiger score. .250 In fifteen games in two seasons, .003 Clark has ncVer failed to score a ...........5 C. .833 .. 7l .4 Colorado College . . . . . .5 Montana State ....... .S .8 Denver V Colorado Teacher . ...S Colorado Mlri ....... t titan Aggie'.. a ....x v. v. Wyoming V ........... 0 Western State ...... .0 t Western ' .000 K,V 1 V Lz- - Si - 1 1 It ' . 3, , touchdown. , Clark's Groat Record Moun One of the greatest Rocky His record of 103 points for the tain .conference football seasons in season, almost 15 points per game, history - came' to a close Saturday places him among the nation's leadwhen Colorado Aggies cinched third ing scorersrarnr although an "place"- by downing Colorado College, man from the Rocky 35 to 13. Mountains Isunhcard of, critics who should know declare that Clerk University of Utah, with four one tie and no defeats, took much. ...In, the class of the first place with Colorado "U" sec much-toute- d Strong and Caglo; who ond In line with five wins and one have been concoded loss. Colorado Aggies. Utah Ag- berths. ' gies, Colorado College and. Montana Clark' has been asked to play for State followed in that order, B. Y. the west In the intersectional game U. finlshfc'J three place fpm the at Pasadena on New Year's day, but bottom, topping both Wyoming "U" his basketball activities will not and Western State. permit his participation In this fea. . ture tussle. s Cougar Hold Utah B. Y..U, however, comes in for The leading TX. M. C. scorers for team of a the st'oson follow distinction unusual In .250 percentage, due to holding Utah a.Td.Pt..Fg.Pts. to a 0 tie. This performance, in Clark. Colo. Col.... 7 14 16 1 103 view of Utah's great record for the Couch, Utah U....5 8 ' 6 0 64 0 0 7 9 6t season, was decidedly Impressive, Butler, Colo'. T and Is causing dopesters to watch Ingraham, Col. C..8 8 0, 0 48 Ott Romney'i 1929 team, as wed as Willett, Colo. T.. . .7 8 0 0 .48 to give it great credit for a splen- Williams, Colo. A. .7 8 0 0. 48 did performance this season. , Bill Smith, Colo U.6 8 0 0 48 In addition to the great team per-- , Specken, Denv:' U.8 7 1,0-4- 3 4 40 formance of Utah "U" In wrantng Carf, Colo. Mines. ,6 "J 5- ?- S Arv cr'Tp , "71 BB- S- stT . V7' . ",v - "- -- GETVO . P.TrvBv; xfAl.:ZX - M V..-f- - V4 5. ' m ' J"" ': - . ' J Vt- f -- s, 70, M. C. Team Named All-- L BATTLE R. MANY TEAMS ;. DETROIT. Mich., Dec. 3. Detroit" Rbwe, Reeve Placed on News"V ended Its football season without defeat Saturday by trouncing paper's Second Choice; Georgetown, S3 to 13, In an. interest Others After Detroit, drew first blood with a touchdown, the Georgetown outfit, conqueror of New York "U" came back with a rush and led at 13-- 7 when the half came. The De. trolt Titians then unleashed a savand age hrttack, scoring four touchdowns In ie final half to win handily. Ma- loney, Conne'.l and Brazil starred for the winners. line-lungi- end-runni- . F s fast-movi- romance of backstage in the theater, Nancy Carroll and, Richard Arlen in the leading roles. Gillespie, U.A.C...7 Wylie, Mont. St... 4 Buck Smith, Colorado U 6 Davis, Colo. A. ... .7 6 0 B 0 " 4 5 8 8 P 5, d it n 3 Big ' TUES Days; WED t ' THURS. WaixtedL "Flat READ WANT ADS At the PARAOyNT of course. C V y S l Scull Gets Backf ield Post With flarpster, Strong and Cagle. December . n i 7, 1927. "' iji - w muro Bottomley und etrom, Giants' thleVl9aseman, 'second with 70. ' Burleigh Grimes, Brooklyn pitcher, Larry Benton,- Giants'. . pitcher, and Hughie Criti Cincinnati sec- -, ond sacker, were well up , on ' ' the list, f " ' winners Previous have been: ".Ipazzy Vance, Rogers Hornsby, Bob O'Farrell, and Paul Waner. ., . ' ' carry the attack: against Stanford and the Californians smothered the Cadets, pushing over two touchdowns In the final period to-- make the game a rout Even Cagle could not get away for long runs, 'and his passes were the only West Point threats. The Cardinals had terrtfic power,, and varied the line plunges with a dazzling aerial offensive, 'j. Post "and .Robesky, guards, - and Hoffman, ' fullback, were brilliant j : d, single-hande- f 7 aasitianWanted, REAP WANT ADS -- Rated.. Ing game. DIVORCE SUIT FILED proceedings were instituted in the. Fourth district court, Saturday, by Maud Sabey against .Richard Sabey, on the grounds of .failure to provide. A reasonable sum for her support and attorney's i iees are asked in the COmclalnL The couple were married at Provo, Divorce REPRESENTED "A little chiffon - a lot of good will!" the famous Marian Morgan dancers making "hey-- and youthful heyf and "whoopee" in this of a" possible. ap.. . : DETROIT WINS-FINA- See " jie. tloji. Bottttplafy one-poi- 0-- I ' Southern Californla-Notr- e Dame game was exceptionally interesting, although the Trojans were never in danger of defeat. It gave U. S. C. great satisfaction, and vicrevLiige for a pair of tories scored by the Irish in 1929 and 1927. and Saunders, Dan Williams backf ield aces, together with Mc Caslln and Tappan, ends, were out. standing for the Trojans on offense, which featured aerial work. Captain Jess Hibbs, tackle, did For the great work defensively. South Bend ramblers, Carideo and Mullins were the big guns among while Captaib the Miller and Vezie did " well in the line. It was an exceedingly rough game, seven men being carried off the fit'id. The number Included Hibbs, Williams and Miller. The first half closed 13. to 0, and the teams scored evenly in the second half, In which Notre Dame made a f&lrlv stronr bid for rpomrnitinn ' Cagle Is Haitbd Red Cairle was totally unable to ball te rs making selec The a Ji 1 . son. Louis-'Cardinal- h(et-ght- ' . s, "Sun- St bajae 25-1- ' t . i -- 0 ' "' .: 27-1- 1 -' -- day's Intersectional games. The dangerous Notre Dame team Invading Los Angeles and was handed a 4 lacing by the University of Southern California, whlle Stanford Journeyed to New York and handed .the Army eleven a 26-defeat. Eastera Teams Routed These two results, following Ore-go- n 3 win over New Aggies' York "U,"' make the route" of the eastern teams complete. If OH fornia can down Georgia Tech, the southern ace, in a earning Intersectional combat, Pacific- - Coast football will stand supreme for this sea- A - ' been voted the moat valuable baseball player.. in - the Na- t'onaJ.league for 1923 V'Sun-n- y ,Jim" gets his name In baseball's hail of fame, and also receives ' the csubstantlal sum of ,11,000 from "e league. ' The Car. dinal 8'ug- yer was glv--n I a clear majority by. football's J superiority . " first baseman, has over the eastern variety seems quite definitely determined after Satur- ' League Award NEW YORK. Dec ny Jim" Bottomley, Notre Dame and Army Succumb to Far West Onslaught; Easy Victory. : Colorado Aggies Wind Up Season with Decisive Win Over Tigers; "Y" Tie with-U- tah Is Feather in Cap. I T. Pet the championship by downing every 0 1 J.000 " Jim Bottomley Win National A - A the first team on Following 'are the first "second horizan comt'a from and third selections, the Salt Lako Telegram, whose ex- as made by Henry L. Farrell. NEA perts, with the cooperation of Service sports editor! coaches and critics, selected a list FlrBt team Fesler, Ohio State, of three teams. B. Y.JJ.'s stars te tackle1; Wes- Getto, end; eelved considerable note, with two trfL Tnwft Pittsburgh, PtinH Clnnrtria Clinrf men on the second team, two On Post. Stanford, Tech, center; the third and one honorable men. guard; Hibbs, Southern. California, tlon. , tackle; Vanslckle, Florida, end; : Owen Rowe. brilliant halfback. Is Harpster, Carnee-iTech. Quarter given a second team post, as bback; Strong. N. Y. U.. halfback: end. Reeve, giant "Lllyfoot Cap- Cagle, Army, Jialfback; Scull, Penn- talnTIank "Simmons is a third 4UI1UUCK. team tackle. "Sanky" Dixon gets ojrivauiift, St'cond team Frankian, St an ena position, while Red Thorn Marys end; Steele, Florida, tackle; next year's Cougar captain. Is given Robesky, Stanford, guard; Howe, honorable mention ' for the back. Princeton centerr Burke, Navy, field. gyard; Lassman, N. Y. U, tackle; Clark Is Outntandlng Rosenzwt':g, Carnegie Tech, end; "Dutch" Clark, Colorado College's Holman, Ohio State, quarterback; scoring sensation. Is termed the Mlzell, Georgia Tech, halfback; Car-rol-l, outtandinK player of the con halfback; ference. Utah placed three men on Thomas,Washington, Southern California, fulltnc first tc'am Goodwin, halfback; back. Carmen, tackle; Watklns. end. Ag Third team Barrabee, N. Y. U.. gles were given one position Call end ; Pommerenlng, Michigan at quarterback. The first three tackle; Gibson, Minnesota, guard) teams chosen follow , PrtUsley, Clemson, center; - McMll ' First team Quarterback, Call, lan, Nebraska, guard; Long, De. Utah Agtrk'j; halfback. Goodwin troit, tackle; Tanner, 'Minnesota Utah; halfback, Clark, Colorado col end; Carbtree, Florida, quarterlege; ruiiback. Bill Smith. Coloradoback; ' Glassbow, Iowa, halfback: end, Watklns, Utah; end. Beery, Sloan, Nebraska, halfback: Lumn-Colorado college; tackle, Carmen kin, Georgia Tech, fullback. Utah; tackle,- Graves, Colorado Ag. tfqsr guard.- OkV Montana State; ward. Buster, Colorado; center the R.- M. C. , w ! lain I'j lira i m - P u tt s; A ft Vickcrs. Colorado" Aciries. Second team Quart crhnok Von. debcrg, Colorado college; halfback, Carr, Mines; halfback, Rower'Br'g , fullback, Couch. V Davis.' Colorado DO L. I VtlU. Irish Fullback ham-Youn- ii... Utah-L'ad- SEE AND HEAR VICTOR ELECTROLA RADIOLAS f ONVF.MKNT I- TERMS" ROBINSON'S N. 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