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Show THE C 4 T HP ( KK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IT, 1928. 21 UTAH AGGIES PERFECT- - PLAYS FOR OGDEN WYOMING TILT SUBSTITUTE LINEMEN WORK OUT WITH LOGAN VARSITY MACHINE Saxer and Judah Get Injured Players' Posts; Farrell of Schedule Among Scholastic Teams Cowboys Feared. Sprcial to Tlit Tribune. it Granite. for their annual struggle with the Wyoming Cowboys Wednesday afternoon at Ogden. Workout will be the last stiff drill before the contest, as the Farmers will only run through a few signals Thursday, probably at Ogden. The Aggie skipper gave all of his charges a chance to get into action this afternoon. Points wherein the Farmers appeared weak against Denver received considerable attention In particular, Coach Romney stressed various phases of defense. He feels is functioning satisthat his offense ' factorily. : Joe Call, quarterback, and Ellis "Red" Wade, halfback, who tcith Dan Cillispie and Captain Theron Smart form the lab Afigiforan to thwart I niversity of Wyoming tatkfers in Friday's football encounter at (tffrJen. The strength of the Cowboys is yet tt he proved. I that quartet SQUID 'rryr-i!!?- of Cowboys Strength Krrps Loganites Guessing. The Aggies don't know exactly how strong to rate the Cowboys, but they are leaving nothing undone in prepa's ration for the battle. Coach Bill haven't encounCowboys tered conference competition, but "Crimson Takes Lead ! Division in 4 p. m. Jl M?K JiK.H LEAGUE. I ' HI 1.111,1.11;. DIVISION ONE Won. Bryant South Roosevelt l 0 Jordan 0 Pct.i VJ..000 ijost. -0 sort .000 . Won Jackson West Irving 2 2 0 0 . . Stewart Lost. Pet. 0 1.000 0 SOD 2 2 000 MM Results. Tuesday' 15. South 0. 6, Roosevelt 0. West 11, Irving 6. Jackson 19, Stewart 0. ftHflHm FlllllllH 99ft H1TIT1 Touchdowns. . . . Sprrial to Tlic Tribune i , H1H Hr HUNTINGTON Showing marked improvement over its form of a week Hnr.tm.rtnn hPin thP nnwprfui o r7 ' . Carbon county high school grid eiev en to a 14 to b win neie. houi Carbon touchdowns came about as a result of fumbles which the Price team was able to recover deep in mm,., Bp9 Texas, Oklahoma .HM , aj Bryant junior high school, runner-u- p for the 1927 city soccer title, established itself as the big threat (his season by triumphing over South, li to 0. on the Rrvant. irrniinrta Tune. The game was the day afternoon. feature of the day. both Bryant and South having won their openine round encounters. In division two. West and Jackson kept pace, both winning over weaker opponents. Jackson smothered the green Stewart team, 19 to 0, on the 8tewart grounds. West traveled to Irving and walloped that 11 to 6. Jackson and West team. meet next week to decide the division two laurels. Roosevelt and Jordan. In division one, battled to a 6 tie on the Jordan grounds. WmM . . Ferron . Central Huntington NEW YORK. Oct. 16 UP). Mrs. Lottie Moore Schommel broke the monotony of her non-stfloat In a hotel swimop ming pool today long enough to grant a strange interview in which she confided a newborn ambition. She wants to make a record of staying up as long as the Graf Zeppelin did. Mrs. Schommel Is not at all sure she can do It. although supremely confident that she can continue to support herself in the unstable element without touching the sides or bottom of the pool for a total of three days and nights. This would give her new world's record of seventy-tw- o hours, shattering the mark of slxty- flve hours and two minutes set mere man. Jimmy Cherry, try last Scnday In Los Angeles. 1 DIVISION TWO. REGION FIVE. Standing of the Teams. Won. Lost. Tied Carbon Moab NEW YORK, Oct. 16 OP). "Harvard" beat the Army today, but It was only In practice. The Army scrubs, using Harvard formations, scored twice on the West Point first string team and thereby caused "Biff" Jones considerable concern. The varsity will be given lots of work to do for the next few days, to that It will be on edge when it cla&hes with the Crimson at Cambridge's Saturday. It will be the tf irst meettep of these two teams since 5910. and the Cadets have yet to record a victory. ' Vorween'a Charges , 18'p I i Opposition. While the scrubs were showing p A.jmy's first eleven. Harvard's var-- s. using plays it will attempt agt, inst Army, scored four times on scrim-mthe! scrubs in a Arnold Horween added eight to the varsity's previous reperplags toire of seven and in the double quartet o)f new ones are several the Crimson jcoach classed as deceptive. With the return of Norman Hall and Flrpo Greene, guards, only Johi biy Hoben was missing as Mai Stev ins put his- - Yale squad through a llgl scrimmage. Hoben, however, Is expected to start against Turn McLaishry's Brown Bears. W4U& the return to the huddle system, iirinceton had Its snappiest workoife of the year. The Tigers, who iiieet Lehigh next, appeared more tumfortable with the huddle than Uley were when the quarterback w is barking the signals. Pennsylvania and Penn State both had loili drills in preparation for their brittle at Phlladeplhla. while Navy, uiiable to score In iti first three geines. started work for the Duke gaiiie with a long, rough scrimmage. VlrJtey Lloyd returned to the backfieldl as did Castree, while Clifton was ft fullback after a layoff because of 6 i Juries. Much to Biff Jones' Concern. West Victorious. Region Eiva Leaders Pushed to Win on Breaks; Fumbles Give Mermaid Hopes To Stay Up as Long as Zep Did Outma-neuve- Soccer Race; Jackson, CARBON GRIDDERS BEAT 1 r Que Bryant Jordan Mac-Laren- Scrubs" Cadets, 1 REGION ONE. Ogden vs. Logan at Logan. Jordan vs. Davis at Kays-vill- e (nonleaguei. REGION TWO. Western Group. Class B. Westminster vs. Bingham at Bingham. vs. Cyprus at Grantsville Magna. Murray vs. Tooele at Tooele. Eastern Group. Class B. Park City vs. Wasatch county at Heber City. North Summit vs. Morgan at Morgan. Cathedral, bye. ' HARVARD AND ARMY ELEVENS BRUSH UP FOR FEATURE TILT BRYANT BEATS East sophs vs. L. D. iophs at East, 4 p. m West sophs vs. Granite sophs LOGAN Coach E. L. Romney's U. A. C. gridders scrimmaged again Tuesday afternoon In preparation they registered a win over Kearney Normal of Nebraska last week. Earlier in the season they gave the gridders of the University of Chicago a stiff fight for three quarters, but succumbed, 47 to 0. The ow man- - in particular whom the Aggies expect to play havoc unless watched with great care Is Bard Farrell. Farrell has been triple threat man in the conference for some time and is generally rated to be one of the most elusive halfbacks in the country. His presence in Wyoming's lineup will make the going tough for any conference machine this season Not much is known of the remainder of Coach MacLaren's eleven, but i'. ii understood that he Is bringing a ' dark horse'' team to tangle with Romney's warriors. Record Throng Expected At l.orin Fair Gridiron Alton Saxer and George Judah, guard and tackle, respectively, who will be substituting for Harry Clark and Kenneth Vanderhoof, out of the are game on account of injuries, working into the harness in promiswere Both ing style. gridders squad members last fall and possess enough fight, experience and ability to insure the Aggies full strength on the line. According to reports recefVed by Coach Romney, a record throng of spectators will witness the annual classic at Ogden. The game is being sponsored by the Ogden chamber of commerce and is expected to attract fans not only from Logan and Ogden, but from Salt Lake and various other sections of the state. ednesday Grid 11 Hips That Plan to InvaWyoming Tackier In Grid Contract ftH -- Huntington territory. ar m FOR TIRE REPAIRING SEE Peirce Speaks rd At West H North Junior lops League NEW YORK, Oct. 16 UP). Joe Marrone III, from the stable of Mrs. T. R. Queen, made a show of the field in winning the $2000 added row an us claiming stakes at Jamaica today. son of Glencairn and The Tiara made a fine rush In the stretch to pass the fast tiring leaden, John J. Williams and Judge Bartlett. and win by five lengths. The winner paid 5 to 1. Judge Bartlett, backed down to 18 to 5, was used up trying to stop John J. Williams, and quit after seven furlongs of the one and mile race, finishing third. More thrilling to the crowd than the feature race were the victories of several long shots at odds greater than those usually seen at the staid Jamaica track. Bob Kernan, at 30 to 1, took the opening event, a dash for maiden and Love Message, a 19 to 1 shot, finished ahead In the sixth Sanguine .About Dartmouth. Charlie Crowley, breathing optiThere's many a chance for gainful mism aftfcr Columbia had gone who keeps close track of the through w Kh a brisk workout, fought investor "Business Opportunities'' that are shy of ma ling any rash predictions, mentioned In Tribune Wants. but did s y he thought the Lions would ma he a surprisingly good showing a Jiinst Dartmouth. Frank Ctiyanaugh drilled his Ford-hateam .in the defensive side of the game, tell aware of the scoring potcntlalitl s of Holy Cross, which the Maroon t meets at Worcester. Chick Meehan spent most of the day telling New York university to against overconfldenee. Rut-- 3 Iff 11 Buwdwas gers unmercifully trounced by RUBBER Cross last Saturday, but may Holy Earl Peirce, noted local tennis play- make a bett r showing against N. Y. er, spoke at a meeting of tennis enPRODUCTS CO. thusiasts held at the West high Georgetow n. meeting West Virginschool Tuesday. After his speech, ia Wesleyan , next, suffered a blow FINE WOSX AT plans for two tournaments to be held when Johnnj' Hudals, halfback, disSEASONABLE PRICES in the near future were discussed. located an elbow In practice. He 365 8. State. Was. 5368. The Girls Leader club sponsored the may be out t if the lineup for three i weeks. meeting. ten-ye- In the second period Carbon recovered a Huntington fumble on the Vlrden line. Huntington went around end for a touchdown and Garianitte converted. Again in the third period Carbon recovered a fumble, this time on the Huntington line. and. after a few line plunges. Bonomo took the ball over tackle for a touchdown and converted. In the fourth period. Johnson, Huntington half, intercepted a Carline bon pass on his own and raced 90 yards with smooth inlone for terference Huntington's touchdown. Pace. Bunnell and Bonomo stood out for Carbon, while L. Phoderson OFF and Manchester shone for Hunting- IDAHO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. ton. Team Standings. The lineups.: W. L. Pet. Carbon. Huntington. 1 0 1.000 Pace Central L. Phoderson FOR COAST GAME re 1 0 1.000 Plccl North Anderson rt 0 0 .000 Gunderson Brazier rg 2 0 .000 Witzel c Manchester II .IMMH Nelson Twenty-thre- e Kizerdan lg msw Vandals 11 win Special to The Tribune. It G. Leonard Pipps OGDEN. North Junior stepped le Leonard G. Stanford Beat to Averett Attempt into a tie with Central for the leadR. Leonard Bunnell qb eree stopped the fight after 2 minership of the junior high school foot- Bonomo at San Francisco. Larson rhb ball league here Tuesday with an utes 37 seconds of the frame. Mosco-wit- z lhb Johnson Christenscn 0 over Pet rone, victory Washington. weighed 128 . ... Vlrden, 127 Washington, winner of the chamSpecial to The Trlbunr CRrbon. Garianitte pionship last year, was badly cripMOSCOW, Idaho. Twenty-thre- e Eddy cf Averett. PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 16 pled through loss of men by gradua- for Christensen. of Idaho football warP. for Phoderson University tion and has lost both games played. Huntington. Emanuel, San Francisco Franfor riors San left this evening The Washington team, however, held light heavyweight, fighting his first Stanwill meet where cisco, fnr North his defeat by Mickey since they tviav mrcrpfffitinn thp thp fight ' ford university Friday afternoon in Walker, easily outboxed Joe Lohman first quarter, but cracked in the sec- 1 i Kezar stadium in the opening coast of Toledo. Ohio, in a mirl nnri nilnwpri n srnr main fin tniifh. conference game for the Vandals this event and won the decision. down followed In each of the sue All of the Idaho men were season. ceeding quarters. PORTLAND. Me.. Oct. 16 OPi. Esreported as being in good condition.' Central and Lewis will clash Wed- there being few injuries. saying a comeback, Jack Britton of nesday Central defeated Washing- The traveling squad is as follows: New York, former welterweight POCATELLO. Idaho. -- A lightning ton last week and Lewis has not nlaved vet. Several hundred students 'eft hand decisioned Herman Auer Fullbacks, Kershlnik and Hutchin- champion, now 43, stepped in almost Robe form to bewilder Laddy his bach here Tuesday night, Jimmy son; halfbacks. Perrins, Ownes, witnessed today's contest. bout Hanna of Pocatello winning over him ertson and Norby: quarterbacks. Lee of Portland in a The lineup: and ends. for the count of floored AmerHatliday; Cheyene Cap Although in the main event of the first Pos. NORTH WASH. tacKies. three in the first round, the . le . Jensen. . ..Hunter ican Legion boxing card of the sea- tain Biirgner. trice ana huh: set a pace the rest of the way Martin, and Dippman. V. Springer son managed by Jimmy McNichols. Sumpter. It Newey Diehl. that outdistanced the hard hitting Brimhall, Orton Scrapping all the way. both men put Thomas; guards. Lindstrom lg Sproat. Stark and Booker; centers, marine boy. Britton weighed 149 c DeHart ...Hilton up a good fights: though Hanna was exKirkpatrlck, Carlson and Juono. and Lee 153 best the "on" and gave probably rg Wangsgard Linberg Erh, head mentor; Assistant . rt Inama hibition of his career against the for- Charles Sackett LOS ANGELES. Oct. 16 iTY R. F. Hutchinson and Frank re Furniss mer sparring partner of Jack Demp-se- y Coach Bybee Hunt, senior manager, accompany Youue NationallsUt. hard hlttme Fil and veteran of more than 400 the ob Russell.. ...Hales team. Assistant Coaches Stewart ipino boxer, knocked out Johnny B. Springer bouts. A large crowd taxed the caCook lhb Beam and Rich Fox are in Callfor-- 1 . Morris rhb . . pacity of t he "Auditorium theater. Bingham nla awaiting the arrival of the Van- - stir in the first rnnnri nf a xrhrl- Auerbach's weight was announced fb Henderson Muchert uled six round bout. dais. dif156 and Hannas at 163 as the Muchert. touchdowns: Scoring ference appearing greater in the Hales and V. 8pringer. SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Oct. 18 iPi. Substitutions: Washington Ev-- opinion 6f ringsiders. A draw deciof Blythe-vi"- e. Leroy Dougan. 117 Tuesday Fights 14 son. Parker and McMillan: North sion would, have been well received. Ark., got sweet revenge over Laker. Salt Red Downs, another McLean. 8tratford and Kramer. 119 of Tampico, O. Diego Acuna, CANTON, Ohio. Oct. 16 iPi.-- K. Referee. Watson: umpire. Kapple: made a great showing against Webb when' he won a ten round of Akmn-anFrank Wm Mexico, " Tlbot - of Lewtetwi. ITCatr, tirr sub - ihrtstner head hnesmnv Smith. decision after dropping a similar verstituted for Johnny Hanna in thr of Montana, heavyweights, fought dict to Acuna two weeks ago. Pedro semiwindup. The event ten rounds to a draw here tonight Arvizu. 123 of and Pabwas termed a draw, but Downs led all Rosy Rosalie?. Mexican heavyweight, lo Alexandra. 121 Tampico, of Monterey, drew won from Jim Barbertbn, Sigman, the way and brought applause from In six rounds. Sailor Barrera was semifinal. Ohio, in the the" fans through his aggressiveness outpointed In four rounds by Pedro In carrying the fight to his opponent. of Andrado Tampico. They weighed NEW HAVEN. Conn., Oct 16 UP). 126 pounds. who appeared to outweigh him more Louts 'Kid Kaplan of Meriden. forthan ten pounds. mer world's featherweight champion, MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 16 4i Falling to rouse the ire of Kid fought through ten rounds to gain Tut, d toMinneapolis preliminary, an Murplfy in a lightweight, over here decision easy tonight all the fighting Charlie Lavatta did night defeated Billy Petrolle. the Farlightgo Express, in a sensational and earned only a draw in the opin- Bruce Flowers, New Rochelle Flowion of Referee Dick Leach. Murphy weight. Kaplan weighed 134; slugging match. In the opinion of newspaper men. Tut's victory was failed to land half a dozen blows ers. 135 an upset, as Petrolle went into the Battling Rogers, negro, CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct 16 the attock of Peter Fellk Freddie flgt a favorite by virtue of two preMiller. featherCincinnati vious victories over his tonight s opand went out on decision to the little If you hae a lot of weight, outpointed Andy Strhura. ponent Petrolle 134 d preItalian in the first mall bills preuln; in ten rounds here to- and Tut tipped the weighed scales at a pound lim. Fellis landed three to one Pittsburgh, Evansvtlle. Ind Lockhart. tou for payment, Joe t night. more. against the negro, who swung wildly-mos- lightweight, won on a technical ernre a knit on of the time. - mm y uvei snutsnui iunuirvuig. four rar, repayable lsuuicj Fighting at paperweights. Bruce when the latter broke his hand instalV T monthlv 0111811 McMasters and Young Knowles went nail, me inin rouna ments. d curtainraiser. in through a eS2 with McMasters landing frequently er Jack Oct. 16 BOSTON. Quick only to the read headed youngster, who Payne. New York negro heavyweight mm own ttfna-- t gave all he could in return. won a decision over Ernie Schaaf ou ure required. CHICAGO. Oct. 16 0P -- The TribBoston sailor. In a ten round boxing retain the use of ROXER. REFEREE DIVORCED. bout here tonight. Payne weighed une today said that Rogers Hornsby. second baseman and manager of the ach Oct. 16 LOS ANGELES 176: flfchaaf. 196 Boston Braves will be traded to the Cross, formerly a contender for 16 NEW YORK. Oct. Batter- Chicago Cube as soon as the Boston the lightweight boxing champion-- I ing his opponent all around the ring. club names Its price for the leading ship, and Harry K. Lee. a boxing were divorced today. Their Lou Moaoowltz of New York scor-- d hitter of the National league. The deal, previously denied by preswives appeared in the same court a technical knockout over his local and corroborated each other tes- rival. Dominic Petrone. in the ninth idents of both clubs, now u "posid bout at the. tively under way.' the paper naid. timony of desertion on July 1(1 1927 round of a Lenox Sporting club tonight Petrone The price to be paid for Ham soy Mrs. Crass mid she had bee if mar Mrs Vee said her was floored twice lor counts of ux may run as high as 6200.000. plus two rted 17 vears . Was. 103O married life was 21 yers. , U Meter Ave. aj&mne in the ninth before the ref- - or more players, the ColnmbiaCoach Net NORMAN, Okla., Oct. 16 (P). The existence of a contract with the University of Texas, providing for a football game hi Dallas each year with the University of Oklahoma during the Dallas fair In October, was revealed here tonight by Ben Owen, athletic director of the university. The contract was signed last December and the first game will be played next October 19, Owen said. Joe Marrone HI Wins at Jamaica SP j - . KIOH jtw OH . 18-- . . (S).-Ar- NET ACE WIN S IN MEET U -- aiiic 1VI U.in ni iUrtlllO Jl In Auerbach Go Richard Edge Impresses First Round Match in Campus Tourney. ten-rou- old-tim- ten-rou- . 2. . -- 2, e: i 2, d t- . loans four-roun- ten-rou- 2. (. barely-weathere- four-roun- rl Cubs four-roun- .ni.' UtV-Tw- -- -- UP).-Le- Richard Edge, for two years member of the University of Oregon varsity net team, made an impressive showing Monday in his first round match with Tom Badger in the annual fall University of Utah tennis tournament. The Oregonian stroked his way to a decisive 63, 1 victory Four other contestants passed into the second round. of the competition Bill Woodard defeated J. Oibson, g 1; Dick Bennent won from J. Neff " aelBUJl Dick Freed advanced at the expense of Tom Jones. while R. Redmond was forced Into three sets to subdue M. Husband, 6-- ....... . 6-- 1. ' JBLHIWHA 6-- 6, 6-- Eleven matches are billed Tuesday and these tilts must be completed or defaults wtll be the order:'" to Coach Theron Parma lee, in charge of the tournament. The schedule follows: J Irvine vs. 8. Gal lacher. A Hanson vs. D. Mulliner. H. Taylor vs. R. Redd. H. Smith vs. A. Ramsey. M. Hampshire vs. K Cropper. W. Lowry vs. R. Forsberg. D. Clark vs. A. James. D. James vs. H. Hansen. J. Ingebretsen vs. H. Moskowits, M. Wilson vs. L. Miller. A. Crow vs. W. Stegner. The courts will be reserved for tournament ers between 3 and 6 o'clock. G. O. P. TEA PLANNED. Republican women of district 24 will give a tea at the home of Mrs. E W Kelly, 1475 Princeton avenue Wednesday, from 3 to o'clock. All Republican women and flnt-yeand doubtful voters are Invited. ar VVaSrtv HUl MM) of smok- ers of higher priced cigars have changed to Van Dvrk Bankers purely for the qualify. 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