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Show 12 1HE HALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER - Uim'ANI) JEFF Jeffs Like a Hundred Pounds of Aggies and U Meet at Cummings Field in Annual Grid Game i Crimson Victory Will Bring Conference Cham-- f pionship, While Farmer Triumph Will Serve to Give Logan Boys Successful Season, Despite Defeats. t INFORMATION ON TODAYS PLAYERS. l I UNIVERSITY OF UTAH No. Wt. Flayer Wt. Position '.U 148.. left end right . . 168 Stevens 17 ..190. left tackle right .172 Moyle ... 3 left guard right .183 Hurren ........178, U 161 183 Hancock . center 13 160. right guard left .182 Evana . 15 170. right tackle left .180 Peterson 20 154. right end left ..168 Jeppson 140 . .. quarterback ....138 N. Smith :::::: 4 .172 .left halfback right.160 Watkina 23 160 Jewkes JuUhack .175 21 164.righ t halfback -- left.165 Whitney Average weight Aggies 165, Utah 169 - UTAH A. No. Flayer Woodslde 15 Maughan 7 5 Harris 21 D. Gardner I B. Gardner 11 Croft 1 Oonray (c) Leddingham If ! I Knowles Z IS Woolley . 'i Stanger . ? ' . 10 C. 93 Bingham j S Adamson ; 23 Seigfried .19 Schaub . f 14 ' ' New-hou- last-minu- Football Games Today j rr. the Attenuated EAST. Lrwiftbnrf BurkaU t Diuk'nsnn. New olunibia va Colgate Iaaocanter Frank A Marah Gettysburg. Washington, D. C.Ajeorg Washington Qeorgetowu. BaUiinr-Jftb- n Hopkins r Wash. 4 Lee. Ursmua. A!ketwur iluhletfbt rg Philadelphia PenuskMaoi va. tonsil. Pittsburg Pittsburg va. Pdi fttate. Bochesur Rochester Ilobnrt. V. ayuesburg, ts. 8 usque By r. r. r. htnna. ts. Morgantown, W. Va. West Virginia Washington A Jefferson w tsrr Lincoln Notre Dame vs. Nebraska Columbia Kansas ra. Missouri. BA luia Oklahoma ts. Washington.' WUmlogte Keatueky Weeleynn vs. WU mfagtea. Omaha South Dakota fttate we. Creighton. Marietta Ohio university ts. Marietta. Mt. I ii Ion Hiram re ML Union Hprlngfleld Ohio Northern we. Wittenberg. Cleveland Uk ire. Western Rater. Austin Texas ts. Trass Aggies. Manhattan Texas Christian ts. Kaarag A glee. Baldwin Ottawa va. Baker. Wichita Friends ts. Fatrmoont. MePhersoo Southwestern ts. McPherson. Lindaborg Kansas Weslersn ts. Bethany. . l&mporia. Emporia Emporia Normal aahbura. Toka FltUhurg Normal Detroit Vermont O. ts t. Iketroit. $260,000,000 Insurance Hloux r .... ' ....22 fracas The U students took possession of the ....38 town lsst night A huge snake dance, clock, ....34 which left the Eagle gate at 7 demonetra-ttonstreets and 28 Bowman 20 Evans II Williams 40 Jeffs . ...150 .halfback Lindsay Officials: Referee A. A. B laser (Wooster); Umpire gan); Head linesman Don Reddish (Stanford). S Joe Curtiss (Michi- Salt Lake Is again enveloped In thgt pionship, whiih will go to the Crimson If they are victorious today. o'nly the an lready the Aggies have had thetr nual Aggie-Ut&- h game can call forth. hoprixblairted of retaining the championDampening rains, cloudy skins and wet ship. But they are determined to wind footing have failed to affect the enthusi- - up the season with a triumph, if poseverything to gain and nothasm and all Utah footballdom Is look- sible.to With lose, the Logamtes wiB hurl theming ing forward to the battle which will be selves Into todav'aMtay, ready to take on Cummings field this afternoon. any chances that might turn the tide - staged 1 30. of victory their way starting at On the other hand, the hofne crew has means possible Is being utilised Every tov Manager Iyee 1rouse to have" Cuma Clean slate of conference vlcibcU and loss would (practically deetroy every a mings field In a dry condition. Straw was apree over the turf yesterday and a vestige of the conference tttle whlcffsta Realising' large force of student will be on hand hovering so close to the U. this morning to assist In shovelling off this. Coach Fltnpatrick's charges are1 ensnow, should any fall. Only a bliasard tering the battle keyed to a high pitch. of the howling type can undo Prouse' Captain Nell Smith at quarterback can be depended on to direct every play In surface. f Inns for a When the two elevens line up for the the heady manner whirl, hi many years of experience on the gridiron has given kickoff, the Aggie, a team holding the Rockv Mountain conference title, will be him. While the Crimson will go into the opposing the I'niverstty of Utah squad, battling for the 1523 conference cham game the favorites, every particle of pint ef the gridiron which fast-plavl- e gave paraded the at different points. A monster local a was held at theater. rally The entire student body assembled at the theater, which was decorated In red and white, the bool colors. A huge block "U" occupied a conspicuous posi-kThroughout the performance, yells and snngs were given, directed by Lennox Murdock. At the assembly at IT 39 yesterday taks were given by Milton Love, former L" President Georgs Thomas of quarterback: ths U and Student Body President Joe Worthen. Musical numbers were also riven. A monster crowd jammed the hall The Aggie special will leave Logan, at A good proporoclock this morning. tion of the population of Igigan Is expected to be temporarily transferred to Salt l.ake. The return trip win be made In tha evening. have been arNRtiroi special feature ranged by the TI students, who will on Gridiron Spectators TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 29 An insurance policy for 1280.000,009 to cover the crowd at the annual football game between Scott and Waite high schools here tomorrow morning taken out by the faculty managere of the two teems today. The policy covers the life of each spectator, 26,OuO having .purchased tickets ifor the contest. Bach is insured for 8 0,000. WEBFEETATSEATTLE Sooth Dakota ts. Marquette. SOUTH. Auburn ts. Georgia Terh. V a. Tens King college vs. Mary Milwaukee Atlanta Bristol, viile. Baton Rouge, tats., Ala. La. Tula ns ts. Mis. A. 4 Northwest Title at Stake in Todays Game; Severe Test for Cornell Team. ' Louisiana . AlaBirmingham bama. Ta. North jCarollaa ts. Ylr Cbarlottervtlle, ganta. C. Erskine ts. Citadel. Uharleatoo, 8. Chattanooga, Tenn. Oglethorpe va. University of Chattanooga. Union, S- - C. Newberry ts. Frasbyterlsa M. college. Danville. Ky. South Carolina ts. Centre. Durham X. 0 Wofford ts. Trinity. Greenville. 8. C Devidsoft ts. furroaa, Fla Clsmsoa Florida. JarkaffOTUle, Knoxville. Tena. Tennessee Ti. Kentucky. a a. Eandelpb-MacoLjnchburg, ts, Lynchburg. Islington, Ky. Georgetown (Ky.) ts. Transylvania. Mobile, college ts Spring Hill. Macon. Ga. Howard v. Mereer Nathrllle, Teaa He wane ts. Viads(ltL Norfolk. Va. Waks Forest ts. Hampdan-JBidne- t. COOD TO EAT today? 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Colorado Mines vs. Colorado Colorado Springs Tnramfe Brigham Young ra, Wyoming; Berkeley bants C'lara vs. 8t Marvt Caldwell W hitman va College of Idaho. Salem College Puget Souad- vs. Willamette. CLUB REORQANIzId. BEAUMONT BEAUMONT. Texas, Xov. 29 The Beaumont Baseball company, a cew corporation. taking over the entire holding of the Beaumont Baseball association, we a formed here tonight. The property taken over include eighteen plavers and lease in Magnolia park. Repa four-yeresentative of the new company will attend the Louisville meeting of minor league magnate. ar BRINGING UP FATHER WE lit - WHAT htAVE YOU COT THAT La, Louisiana W. Va. LmilsrlHe FAR WEST. . U. S. Pat. Off. Reg. By George McManus FISHER' has tied the Army and won all Its othee games so far this season, whWe Nebraska" was defeated by Syracuse. Both are powerful scoring machines. Xotre Dame has tallied 217 points, against .13 by opponents. . Nebraska has scored 202, against' 22 by opposing teams. In the seven previous games played .bv the two schools, Xotre Dame --has woi four games, Nebraska two and one battle ended In a arorelees 31. Tha Mlssouri-Kansgame bss beck of It a traditional rivalry hardly less noteworthy than have the Army-Navand as 1 Shreveport, tenary. Huntington, .. PLAY au mond. Totals,. Off.) S1D0DGEHS 10 .... Kirk . Peterson By BUD Flsbei. Ft Tri Mtrt Bg. City North Dakota ts. Moralnga'fte. Mt. Pleasant Parsons vs. Iowa Wealsytn Deg Meinae Nebraska Wis.syaa ft. Dee Moines. Sioux Palls St. Thomas ts. KewColumbna ts. William Liberty Missouri Wesleyan Jewell, . Drury, Springfield 0 State Teachers Payette Westminster vs entral Bloomington Illinois Normal ts Illinois Weslineun Is quite In- leyan. Utahs first-strin- g Monmouth Knex ts. Monmouth. ....18 tact, but two of the main cogs. Brick . Peoria Eureka Bradley Poly. New Orleans, La. Marion Institute ts. tfij-ol..t.35 Stevens, end, and Virgil Peterson, tackle, St I.ous Michigan Aggiea ts. St. Louis 40 mav not he able to go the entire four university. Ralefgh, X. C. Maryland ts. North Carolina 4 periods Otherwise, every man Is fit for Stats battle. Both Ut evens and Peterson Va V. M I ts. V P. I. ....10 the Roanoke, a. William' 4 Mary ts. Rich5 have been limping since the Whitman Richmond, : Hendricks (Cepyriifct, 1821, by H. V. 8. T. N. T. overconfidence, which might have been evident several weeks ago, has been wiped out The defeats of the past two years elecan be 'partially blamed to that ment of overconfidence. The old saying, You cant tell anth'ns about the Aggie game,' has been deeply impressed on the players. Coach Tommy Fitspatrl'k . gav e hi chargee a rest v eslorday afternoon, saying at the conclusion of Tuesdays won' out that he believed further work would do harm, as the men were in as perfect condition as work could make them. The Aggie grldders. headed bv Coach Lowell Romney and Captain Iete Conroy. pulled into the citv at noon yesterday and took up headquarters at the hotel. Many Aggie enthusiasts were on hand to greet their idols and the hotel lobby swarmed with Aggie alumni throughout the day. Coach Romney sent his charges through a light signal practice on the muddy I 1. 44. field between 3 and 4 oclock. Little was aocqmphshed on account of the atlckv soil, the .punters and drop kickers having a heavy pellet l boot, which could not be controller! Pee wee" Leddingham directed the team from quarterback, replacing Wesley Schaub. the Logan player who was slated to fill the position until he was taken sick yesterday. There Is donut as to w h ether Schaub will be able to enter Shift the fray today. Another was that of AVoollev to fullback and H. Gardner from behind the line to right , guard. Commenting on the condition of his squad, roach Romney said. "Our lineup is as strong as It has been in any game thus far this year. The Aggies appeared to he in first-clas- s shape, each man responding with a In the signal work. 30, 1922. y' Cornell-Pennsylvan- ia classics. Sine de1391 the Jayhawkers hav feated the Tigers seventeen times, lost to them nine times and tied four times. In the thirtv games .Kansas scored 307 points and Missouri 181. to win This yesr Kansas by a margin of two touchdowns, figured on Aha basis of comparative scores. Both SAN FRANCISCO, Xov. 29. Thanks- schools are far down in this seasons conpercentage column. giving day football game in Seatte and ference , Une other conference game Is schedPasadena tomorrow bring tha Pacific uled for Thanksgiving day. Washington coast conference 1922 gridiron season to university plays the University of Oklahoma at St. Jxvule. The two elevens are a close.1 the bottom of the percentage table. In ths Beattie contest, which will de- at The Sooner are favored to wti toy concide the northwest conference title, the ference followers. The Kansas Aggie have a noneonfer-enc- e evenly matched Oregon and Washington teams will meet, while In the south the game scheduled with Texas Chrisat Manhattan. Both agUniversity of Southern California will tian university gregations are reported strong, although play Washington State. The champion University of California the Fort Worth eleven Is handicapped by closed its season last Saturday, bringing Injuries. to a close three years of history-makin- g Drake, Ames and GflnneU have ended football In which ths Bears (were not de- their seasons.. feated. An Oregon win tomorrow would give the Eugene team a tie dor first vlace In the conference race with the Boars. The East-Wegames remain on the western schedule. In one, Stanford plays Pittsburg at Stanford. December 30, and on the other, Penn State will meet a team, to be naiffed hy the conference, at Pasadena, Xew Years day. These two eastern teams meet at Pittsburg tomorrow. At Portland the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club of that city wilt meet the Olympic elub of San Francisco tomorrow in a return engagement. At Berkeley a hard fight Is scheduled between Santa Clara and St. Marys colleges, two traditional rivals who . are meeting for the first time after a break, In the northwest conferst post-seas- ored Boise and Twin Falls Title Battle Today ipeetsl to The Trlbusa POCATELI-O- , Idaho. Nov. 29 The high school football championship of Idaho will bo decided tomorrow at Twin Falls when the Boise quad will do battle with Twin Falla Twin Falls is the representative of eastern Idaho by virtue of winning the section championship toy defeating Jerome, Buhl and other teams, snd because of the recent decisive defeat administered to Idaho Falls of the southeastern Idaho section,. Boise, by defeating Cbeur d'Alene high school last week, not only has the championship ef the western part of the state, ence Idaho plays Montana at Missoula. but also ef north Idaho, as Coeur d'Alene had- - that tttle from the north. The fact Few Games in East. that Walla Walla high school defeated 29 Cornell Xov. NEW TORH. the Boise team recently has no bearing on claim to eastsrn championship football the Idaho champion ship, but puts Boise honors will undergo the sttffest test it out of the running for the northwest penhas had all season tomorrow when the nant. big Red machine clashes with Pennsylvania in the annual Thanksgiving day gams between these traditional rival on Pranklln field, Philadelphia. Tha Ithaoans, strong defensively and with a formidable running attack led by Captain Eddie Kaw, will enter the conNEW YORK, Nov. 29 The New York test decided favorites. Giants today announced the name of In other outstanding holiday games thirteen who will accompany the Plttaburg Is favored to take the measure team on reoruits the aprlng training trip, the of He ancient rival, Penn State; West locale which of has pot yet been an -- . Virginias unbeaten eleven Is conceded an nounced. The list lnclures pitchers even chance of victory against Washing- one catcher one outfielder nine and ton and Jefferson, which 'has lost two games In a row to Pitt and Detroit; while The players Include George Walbemg Colgate hopes to score decisively over from Portland In the Pacific 1oast league, Columbia. and Guy Morrison Of Seattle, pitchers, Vermont's strong eleven will figure In and John Anderson, a catcher from Beau-an lntersectlonal struggle at Detroit with Detroit university, which a week ago mont, Texas. upset ths dope by conquering W. & J. 8TAGG CONTINUES ON JOB. 20 to 9. CHICAGO, Nov. 29. (By' the AssociNotre Dame Lincoln. ated Press ) Amos Alonso Stag. mentor at the University of Chicago. Intends to continue coaching football at least until he Is 75 year of age. When admirers of the old man" carried reports to him that his critics had suggested that he contemplated re. signing, Stagg, It, was revealed, declared: ten-ye- ar ' George Walberg to Join Giants in Training Camp e at , |