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Show 10 flB S1V1SU Al MUKJJ1JNW, hAKE THIBUN1C, BAJLT VVLVDEH ZZ, 19ZS. TWO UTAH AND TWO COLORADO TEAMS REMAIN UNBEATEN UTES SPIKE CHAMPION C A. C; TIGERS, BOULDER WELL ON WAY 11 ROCKY MOUNTAIN W. Colorado College Colorado U Utah V Utah ASEles Colorado Aggies S t1 L. 0 0 T. 0 0 0 Nielson, Payne Clash. STANDING Pet Pts. ARCHERS TOO ACCURATE FOR GOLF CRACKS IN TOURNAMENT SMITH, CLARK Li C. C. SCORER Fullback, C. U. Half- back Compile 30 Points to Thome Jerry State Champion Instrumental In Win Over Riley May Not Defend Title Next Year Head, the List. pected soon. Farrell defeated the kingpin of amateurs, Bobby Jones, In a playoff for the national open championship this year, while Hagen captured his fourth win of the national professional championships this summer. Bobby Mason, former Los Angeles boxer, and for the past year and a 74 000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1 Negotiations which seem favorable for the appearance of Johnny Farrell, national open golf champion, and Walter Hagen, the recognized leading professional in the world, at the Country club about November 6 are pending, according to Burt McPherson, manager of the club. Farrell and Hagen, two of the outstanding figures In golfdom, are believed to be planning a trip to the coast either for exhibition matches or for tournament competition, and definite word whether the pair will stop here or not Is ex- Los Angeles Youngster Meets Picato in One Headliner; Clash Saturday. CONFERENCE Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen Invited to Play at Country Club READY FOR VETERAN Utah, Utah Aggies, Colorado "Bust Boulder," Warcry ol Redskins This Weak; College and University of Colorado on Top. B1 and Stevenson. The excellent control and uncanny accuracy of Jerry rnorne, wno received fine support at crucial times from his partner, Chris Eggerta were the factors in their win over Mickey Riley and Alex Stevenson, golf professionals at the Nibley park and Country club courses, in the annual match Sunday at the archery-go- lf municipal course. The final count was 6 and 4. So phenomenal was the accuracy of the archers that they turned In a low count score eight under par for the thirteen holes required In the match. Golfer Below Par Bat Handicap Too Mack. The golfers played below par golf themselves, but the sensational work of the archers was too much. Riley snd Stevenson turned in a low ball card one under par for the thirteen holes, but Thome's brilliant 33 on the first nine and his scoring of four consecutive birdies on tne tentn, eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth holes bore the fruits of victory. For the most part, Riley and Stevenson were Inside of the archers' shots from the tee. did better with their second shots, but the handicap from there on was too great. Anywhere from fifty to sixty feet from the green did not mean much to the archers, for their skill with the long bow sent the arrows true to target and they seldom failed to negotiate the holes at least In par. Thome's Card ef 32 Record in Competition. The individual work of Thorne waa outstanding. His 33 on the first nine comwas a record for archery-go- lf petition and he accomplished the feat despite the fact that ha overshot the fourth hole on his first nine, his arrow falling on the other side of the fence behind the green. One of his arrows whipped out fully 360 yards. Last year, the archers defeated Tom McHugh and Mickey Riley. DENVER, Colo.. Oct. 21 (fPi. As the twelve teams of the Rocky Mounhalf one of the leading lightweights tain conference enter their fifth 1 1 0 13 of the local fistic fraternity, topped week of the annual joust for the 1 3 0 .007 13 workoff his training with a light colors emblematic of championship, 1 1 0 .500 15 B.Y.V. a Colorado college fullback and Uniout Sunday morning and announced 1 1 Montana State .900 34 0 30 versity of Colorado halfback stand GILLETTE. his for CAPTURES condition himself in 1 prime Colorado Mines 13 .900 51 0 l at the top of the individual scoring six round battle Monday night with 1 1 .333 68 Denver U 44 3 list 1 0 Clark of C. C. has rung up 30 points 0 S .000 Babe Picato, Kansas City veteran. 34 Wyoming U in the three games he has played, Colorado Teacher 0 S .000 S3 0 8 This bout Is the final REACH CLUB FINAL while BUI Smith of C. U. has an equal Western State S 0 13 .000 0 107 number of the weekly Manhattan number of points In two games. Clark club show at McCullough's arena to has scored four touchdowns Mnndsv Mavnard Nielson oi Hun Last Week's Rcsulta, Smith's five and has three goals from Saturday's Schedule. ter and Macs Payne, formerly of Titular Tooele Golf Club Winner Repeats Last Year's touchdowns and one field goal in Fillmore, are slated for the other six Utah University 6, ColoraUtah University vs. Coloaddition. round event of the program. Will Be Played Match Performance in Walker do Aggies 0. rado University at Boulder. Specken, University of Denver Mason has won every start this Colorado Mines vs. WestNext Sunday. quarterback, stands alone In second Brothers Tourney. season with the exception of one Brtgham Young Univerplace, with 2S points to his credit. event with Jackie Andrews, ern State at Ounnlson. sity 46, Western State 0. The following table of Individual intermountein lightweight, Colorado vs. Teachers premier Colorado College 18, Dena with compiled by the Associated points Special to Tht Tribune that he and victory with off walked figures the Laramie. at Sidney Taylor Wyoming ver University IS over Picato to nis creon. ne win oe TOOELE. J. J. Gillette and J. B. annual Walker Brothers' bank golf Press shows the standing of the ten Utah Aggies vs. Brigham . Colorado University 39, worthy of another trial at Andrews. Baldwin reached the final round of tournament for the second time in leading players: Young University at Provo. Colorado Mines 0. Picato Is one of the most experienced tl.e annual Tooele Golf club cham- - two years bv turnlnc in low net total G.T.Gtt.Fg.Pt Montana State vs. MonS score Sunday at Fort Douglas In the Clark, C. C fighters In the game, his ring record ptonship by virtue of two Montana State 6, Colorado tana University at Butte S back over a good many victories nere eunoay in sesnuinarv annual meet. The victor turned in a Bill Smith C. U stretching Teacners 3. D. U 4 yean. He has won decisions over matches. Gillette defeated Frank medal card of 87 for the eighteen Specken, C. C Utah Aeries 34. Wromlnc S I Regis vs. Haskell Indians Joe Rivers, Young Donahue. Prankie Caldwell. 2 and 1, in a scheduled holes. Joe Barney, one of the leading Ingraham, 2 C A. C. CallaOlLesple, at Denver (non -- conference). match, while Baldwin conquered amateur baseball 'pitchers in local Datley, Banty Sharp, Prankie 2 0 McOov-er- n C. C A. xl6 Davis. 1 Kansas. Terry han, Rocky Roy Shields, up. leagues, captured second with a low 0 IS 4 n By era, D. U and scores of other celebrities The encounter medal score of SS. 2 era. former a of George LeuU a was tuck all and battle the Taylor won tost year's blind bogey Brown, C. A. C.C C nip By FRANK H. PRAWLEY. Now that U.j University of Utah S way, and, although Shields was never and this fall the meet was held by Vandenberg. Premises . DENVER, Ooto., Oct 31 team ftemiwindap been A. established C. 3 has C gridiron Williams, up, he clung tenaciously to the heels medal score competition. Utah and Colorado each had two as a x Safety. of the ultimate winner. They ended j All of the participants were guests squad to be reckoned with In the Real Thrill of Card. Conqueror of Utah Amateur undefeated football teams left In t is event main on sll M. H. the of Mrs. the Walker at 1638 home square her Although Mountain green, conference eighteenth race for Rocky the the Rocky Mountain Field Departs Monday be considerable attention but Baldwin took a birdie three on In Cottonwood at a dinner following ossjfMsni i championship today and race as the result of its win over cause of the former greatness of one the extra hole to aive him the strug the day's golfing activities. the way was open for the overthrow Colorado Aggies Saturday, It will be of for Coast. Here's the way they finished: Sidthe principals, the other gle. of at least one member of the quar- Coach Ike Armstrong's nest move to the is number In was S7: who Joe medalist 8. T. the really Caldwell, ney 88; Taylor, Barney, tet next Saturday. keep the Utes up in there the evening. Mavnard Nielson qualifying round, tost by a close mar- Tanner, 80; H. M. Chamberlain. 92: 8 George Lewis, who The Crimson board of strategy. spot of , conquered six terrific a to Goodwin's U Rant The Mack Rube Olllette. and former's 3: card was Pane fought gin Wilbur, Otley, 84; E. Roy a oi coaches Armstrong, vs-dcompose weeks H. Bering, 9; P. W. Ford. 87; FranRalph Pugmire of Ogden in the final round draw here a couple of 3 while net. Olllette had EeaMea Utea to Fall Oat. Le Peterson, Grand Dykman and ago, and ever since that time both Shield's card was 3 and Bald- cis Cowan, 9g; Grant Lund and Harround of the Utah state amateur golf CHICAGO. Oct. 31 (Universal). Putting up a stubborn defense vere Champion, doubtless were rep - fighters as well as a great number wins 1. old Kemp, M; Joe Banchero, 101; the Colorado resented at maneuvers offensive the of Playing magnificent ball at all tunes tournament this summer, may not university against local fans have been striving for 101: of The will Merle 103: final Burt. be Leslie next match Dewey. played and fighting like tigers every second defend his title next year. The links the Colorado Aggies, last year's Colorado Mines game at Boulder last a return bout. Both Nielson and Ridge Powell, 108; H. M. Andrews, of the game, the Green Bay Packers Sunday. champions, Utah university spiked Saturday, and M would be choice Payne are determined crack departs Monday morning for there that O. T. Barrett is to the final round no; wurord Keener. 117: Oscar Carl defeated the Chicago Bears here this the tltleholder'i guns at Salt Lake news to learn the tidings which will shall be no draw Monday night, and of the first flight, while four are son, 12. afternoon by a score of 16 to 8, this his home in Los Angeles, and, unless and. by virtue of a long run by Goodbe brought back. The chief reason with from a 3 and 1. both trying for knockout righting in the other bracket for the win, in the second period, came for the interest is because the Redbeing the Bears' first defeat of the the date of the 1939 tournament does the first bell, the batUe should be righteo play him In the titular meetseason. not through with a 0 victory. The skins run up against the Coach really coast conflict his with competiwhile. worth Howard winmeets Smith the ing. Utah success, coupled with the Uni- Witham machine next Saturday on The game was an overwhelming d he will not return next year for Long Shot Wins Rich The math preliminary ner of the Abe Evans-PetGRID Ti EDMS Clegg triumph for the Packers, who took tion, versity of Colorado's 38-- 0 victory foreign soil. features Johnson Pet of the match of evening and winner the the trio the Beehive state classic. over Colorado Mines at Boulder, set lead in the first the early quarter Stake on Paris Track faees Max Oaiskl In the semifinal Colorado Scout Thinks of Salt Lake and Pete Jensen of RivLewis plans to play in the national on a neat field goal by Harry O'Boyle things In readiness for Saturday's erton In a continuation or their long round. meet amateur next Pebble at never were elimination battle at Boulder be- Boulder Will Beat Utah. year thereafter anywhere standing feud. These two were to PAUSE FOR BREATH and tween these winners. Neither has PARIS, Oct. 31 (Pi. A 15 to 1 shot, but out in front. The Packers played Beach, Del Monte, and this fall he Meager reports indicate that the have met last week, out Fete was will hsads-uin the annual $10,000 Los Balmoral, belonging to Count while seen defeated, but while the Utah Silver and Oold has the "makings" unable football, play fighting a account bad of to on Wins First Montpelier appear won the Municipal Council team was winning 1U first conferthe Bears lacked their usual dash Angeles open. this fall, and the rumors took on now, The state champion won many Stakes, last big fixture of the 1938 ence game from the Colorado Ag- weight when Mason, the gentleman cold. He 1s fully recovered and drive. Grid Game on Home Lot on he and futures however, getting nere oy his fine sportsman flat racing season at Longchamps mends gies, Colorado university was put- who scouted the Utah --Colorado Ag- even with for the beating he Baylor Victory Over Centen ship and sterling play and they hope today. The son of Sandanapale out ting Rs second game In the win gie game Saturday, dropped the re- handed out Peg Idaho. ST. MARY'S SOPHS WIN. last MONTPELIER, year. The first next he returns of Besides win column. Labania. which brought a rec year. mark while he was here that he football game ever played in this ary Surprise of Colorado college still stood at the thought Boulder could beat Utah. OAKLAND, Cel.. Oct. 31 ("). The ning the state title, his greatest dis- ord price in the yearling sales of 1936. Three Other took when the city place Friday, St. Mary's college sophomores de- tinction was making two holes in had a good season in 1937 as a The Boulder eleven appears to be Preliminaries Scheduled. top oi tne heap among the twelve Montpelier high school squad met feated the San Francisco 3 contestants after its and then developed Young one during his stay here this sumSaturday BUI. beating built around three high callbered Soda SDrihsx d earns hlsh. waa The Another pre promising Men's institute football team, 25 to mer. He seed No. 10 and No. 15 at this year, won by half a aonunisterea to uenver university grtdders. Bill and Chub Smith and a contested features of stiffly Jack and, Ray Magna liminary throughout, 0. the The Tigers have played and won young giant named Buster. The here today, In the first game Country club within the short length to a driving finish, with Mointo account is Lake. Both Salt of that Griff and this taking the Charley denew two of time on He is months. the the three games from Montana State, Smith athletes are backfleld men and of college gridiron toric) second and Finglas, Count De played By GAYLE TALBOT, Jr. these boys have won several pre- first time either high school has ever on Moraga field. A crowd of 5000 fending Los Angeles' C. C. St. Lary's favorite, third. Twenty-tw- o western state, and Denver, and they have already made their mark DALLAS. Texas, Oct. 31 UP). orew a wears rest Before then- - in- in gridiron history this season in liminary bouts and both are eager had a football team, the scrap they saw the contest. started. put up was a revelation to old fans. Leaders of the Southwest conference vasion ef Salt Lake. November 3. games with Colorado Teachers and to get Into the main preliminary. score The of was, knockout Pollel. Frits artist Soda 33, Montpelier Colorado .Mines. Buster is a guard against Utah university. will Springs 0. The next game will be pigskin chase take a little breather and deemed one of the outstanding several recent preliminaries, R Y. U. Sleek Oeee with Paris high, another school that this week and then it will be bang. his match punching ability against linesmen in the conference this year. Up fas Gunnison TUt tne sxni and speed of Sam Harris. has never had a football squad until bang right down to Thanksgiving "Bust Bolder." this fall, on November 8 In this city. aay. in another Only four games are on the con That's the Crimson warcry this unicago,curtain-raiser out The ferenee schedule this week. In ad- wees, ana, brings Only two conference conflicts are ea tne Devils tnougn Collins and George Lang, a dition to the game at Boulder, Utah ire buoyed ud scheduled Saturday, the browbeaten by their win over the Tommy of 34-who Texas Aggies trouping over to Aggies, scored a 6 win over Aggies of Port Collins, they are set pair willing youngsters. Wyoming university last Friday at upon turning in another line game, for a ruckus with the Arkansas Racorbacks and- - the inOgden, come together with Brigham and little overconf tdenoe seems to be Young university of Utah at Provo. apparent In the ranks. creasingly respected Texas Long-horB. Y. U.s 41-- 0 defeat of Western The souad will nrobablv leave for BELGIAN swooping down on the luckTwo-Team 8tate indicates that the Cougars Colorado less Rice Owls at Houston. and the practices have improved considerably since the mis wees Thursday Three other members of the cirwin prooaoiy be confined 4 beating Colorado cuit will hit what look to be soft Aggies handed to one hard drill about Tuesday or STEADILY these at Port Collins. Wyoming weanesaay. CLIMBS spots Just before the final four weeks' Tne other dsvs will plays Colorado Teachers, who ware likely be occupied with light formastruggle down the home stretch. The nosed out by Montana State Satur- tion rehearsals. Baylor Bruins, flushed with their day at Bowman, Colorado chastisement of the cocky CenLast tussle had It Mines and Western State clash at surprises. Saturday's Bob Davis and Oeoree Rene DeVoa tenary Gentlemen, entertain the St. in Goth-am- ; Popular Ounnlson. Edwards university Saint at Waco. Watklns were hardly looked upon as vicThe S. M. U Mustangs, a . Probably the biggest surprise of starters In the game due to hurts Cans, Palmer Matched ssst wees was the manner in which and both Justified the faith over the Rice Owls under their tory placed in Monday Battle. Colorado university polished off the in them by their mentor bv nlavine belts, take on the Trinity Tigers at Colorado Miners. Roth teams pre- sterling football and surviving the AS anthis survey demonstrates, Delias. Coach Matty Bell's surpris overwhelming majority viously had won a single game, the game without additional Injuries. efficient Texas uniChristian ingly Ore Digger- - nosing out Denver, of the principal executives of the By JACK FARRELL. The tasks following the Boulder versity Frogs meet the Texas Tech. 1343, and the Silver and Oold game took none too rosy, for Utah Matadors at Fort Worth. Standard Oil Company of InNEW YORK, Oct. 21. If a straw trouncing Colorado Teachers, mays on successive week-endProbably uk most significant event Colo diana are cigar smokers and On the form sheet there appeared to rao college. Creighton university. R. vote were taken to determine the of the past week was the manner In be little to choose between the two Y. U. with the Utah Assies they are men whose business which the Baylor Bears riddled the tame on outstanding contender for Mickey team.-- , Walker's middleweight title. Rene duties require the maximum of Thanksgiving day centenary Gents in their fray at ives we am iotA, Pttf.jffiHf Shreveport. Already counted out of DeVos, the bullnecked Belgian, would mental and physical fitness. Vft Cou 6tT Ui'weri the conference money, the Bears gave walk away with it. providing the poll IrVSTS WfTH A 6CC0W TeAM Men who smoke cigars receive ijShfC a performance that presages trouble were restricted to the fistic experts wif lit Rust Mmf-comfort without penalty to nerves tor someoooy oeiore tne season of New York and Philadelphia closes. and throat. Slowly, leisurely, they And another factor that must be DeVos, who has come from noextract from each puff a full where to the top in the contenders' considered before the Mustangs and measure of enjoyment Here are list In the past year, has that one Texas university Longhorns divide no harried nerves, no habit, no qualification the other title hunters, up the chips is that unbroken string of victories piled up by the Texas lack the almighty wallop. And. as hurried lighting of one cigar demonstrated in his Chrtsttsns. recent Not only are the Frogs forcibly from the end of another. And the first place with the Ponies fight with Phil Kaplan, the foreign sharing lad Is not a snd Steers this week, but they thus rich flavor of a cigar makes infighter, but a hitter. punishing lar nave given no indication or headhalation unnecessary. The Belgian's progress In the maning cellarward. Regarded in openTo quote a prominent New York ly art is another boost for higher ing weeks of the season as about education. on a par with Rice, the Frogs apthroat specialise Manager Lew Burston asserts his protege can speak eight pear to prove the sensations of the "The outstanding reason for Men's suits on tale at from $17.50 to conference. languages fluently. He has licked the throat trouble amongst smokers $32 50. Including suits of the finThe Longhorns' triumph over the champion of every European counis the irritating, burning action Arkansas Raaorbaeks had no surtry and has cleaned up the field here est worsted suitings, tailored right until there Is really nobody left for of hot tobacco smoke on the prise element attached. Neither the here in our Richards Street factory. to meet but Walker and Ace him Mustangs nor the Longhorns should sensitive throat tissues. Cigar Hudktns. If the Nebraska Wildcat be expected to win this week. Offered in oar Second Annual Fall By AL OEMABEE smoke is cool the tobacco barns to carry on in the decides Suit Event Prices and suits are Former Pitcher New Yark Giants.) Farrell and Klein Lose class. smoke is filtered and slowlythe At the Broadway arena in BrookThe baseball magnates are no beyond comparison. cooled as it is drawn through the Exhibition Golf Match lyn tomorrow night Babv Joe Gens, doubt eyeing with Intense Interest who appears to be headed straight for the recent college experiment of cigar itself." the welterweight title, is slated to having two football teams, a first NEW YORK. Oct 31 OP). Louis Make this test for a week. Smoke and dishooks second a and jabs with Nick Costello and Joe Tumeea defeated eleven, each with exchange cigars exclusively and you will Palmer, the young Italian who gave tinct schedule of its own. chamJohnny Farrell. national open find yourself feeling better, with The second team either plays its pion, and Willie Klein In an Sergeant Sammy Baker a tough I 1 fl f? e or an exhibition golf match at the MILLION A DAY no cough or throat irritation, OU S argument at the Coney Island game as a curtain-raisstadium last summer in ten rounds. aftermath when the first team Is also Country club today, t and 4 improved nerves, increased Oens will do his stepping in the playing to the home folks. Sort of a Costello set a new course record Prices Cut on Sweeten and less of that tired feelof the Immortal Joe. 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