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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY tfORXIXO, NOVEMBER 21 14, 1923. UTAH AGGIES AND MONTANA STATE IN ELIMINATION TILT RIVALS BATTLE AT LOGAN TO Substitutes Duty Well Performed BULLDOGS KEEP IN CONFERENCE RUNNING Fails to Keep Drizzle From , , 8poitl to Tl C. West Doubles Practice; Heavy Smart Stilt QuL v A. IT ' Tennis Tourney Iii Semifinals , Tribune. team is no stronger than its reserves. When Clark, star tackle of Utah Aggies teas injured three weeks ago, Alton Saxer filled in and but for a bad leg'lhe substitute may have gained a regular berth. ..." A duty nell performed. ...... A PRINCETON Yale Goes Back to .Fundamenfor tals, Preparing Georgia Tech and U. S. C. Must "Face Georgia U, Notre Dame Rampage Seeks to Stop of Southern Notre Dame Late. By ALAN J. GOULD, Associated Press Sports Editor. NEW YORK, Nov. 13 IP). It will take the final salvo of the football camDaien in a series of engagements to be played as Jate as uecemoer a to determine the final rating in this year's race for national honors. It happens that four of the teams now conspicuously Involved in the nation-wid- e tussle do not close their drives until that date. Many an anx lous ear will be tuned to the reports of Notre Dartrt's invasion of South ern California's stronghold. Georgia Tech' traditional tussle " with the University of Georgia at Atlanta and Florida's battle with Tennessee at Nashville on December 8. Southern California is unbeaten: in fact, the only major Pacific coast team that has suffered no worse than tie. and that with California Georgia Tech. Florida and Tennessee are bowling along at the top of the Southern conference heap, all with spotless slates and all helping to beat the gridiron tomtoms for Dixie as they seldom have been beaten Squad. Tigers. LOGAN. Preparing for their crui cial tilt with Coach Shubert pyche's Montana State college eleven Saturday afternoon in the Logan stadium. FOUR TEAMS DRIVE FOR BIG ' TITLE FAR INTO DECEMBER TECH INVADES Four teams gained the semifinals met. in 1926, the Tartans sprang one of the biggest upsets of recent years, handing the Hoosiers their only defeat of the season to the tune of 19 to 0. Howard Harpster. now captain of Carnegie, was the star of that stunning reversal two years go. He kicked brace of field goals and otherwise caused the Hoosiers no little Now Harpster, one of annoyance. the outstanding candidates for quarterback honors this season, Is leading as powerful an aras east has produced this the ray year. There will be all the elements of a stirring scrap when Tech's powerful line, leading the way for Harpster CHICAGO. Nov. 13 OP). Carnegie Tech will attempt to reverse football history of 23 years' standing when it invades South Bend, Ind., to clash with NotreJJame Saturday. Not since 1905 has a Notre Dame and the battering ram. eleven tasted defeat on Cartier field. John Karris, clashes with the Hornier intersectlonal-clasbeat The clan that will give the Army ln such h d eleven a chance the spectacular fashion. to redeem its defeat of two years ago. There is plenty of foot In football thi year, ven if the boys are not In 1928 a- powerful Notre Dame team, with national - championship doing very well at kicking goals after honors ln sight, went east and re touchdowns. Such conspicuous east- able aggregation of pigskin artists ern punters as Eddie Bartrug of West ceived an unexpected 19 to 0 setback at Bozeman this year, rated as probat the hands of the Carnegie Tar Virginia. Jim Mooney of Georgetown ably the best the Montanans have tans. and Harpster of Carnegie have had ever had. Practically all of the grida lot to do with the successes of their is While Notre Dame attempting ders in Coach Dyche's Initial line-u- p teams. to squelch Carnegie s claim for nahave had previous conference extional honors, Iowa and Wisconsin It was the brilliant klrklnir nf perience and most of them particiwill be battling at Iowa City for Scott, Creighton quarterback, that pated in a Bobcat victory over the Western conference honors. had a lot to do with his team's suc Aggies at Ogden last season. cess ln holding the unbeaten Univer "Gloomy Glenn" Thlstlethwalte to see did not much Montanans Boast of shout about in sity of Utah eleven to s tie at Omaha the way the Wisconsin varsity per last Saturday in one of the season's Five Records to Date. formed against Iowa plays. In scrimbiggest upsets. So far this season the Montanans mage the Cardinal line was ripped have made a remarkable record, havSituation Reverted to pieces by a quartet of first-yeDarren, Hardy Winners ing defeated the University of Idaho while the varsity's running at- In Southern Sector. backs, eleven at Moscow, a team which Is In Shoshone Flights tack was stopped dead. rewas Last situation the year said to be the heaviest west of the Realizing that Iowa will have to versed when the Georgia rivals came Montana Mississippi. university, if a aerial attack stop down to the climax conflict. Geor- Special to Tht Trlbuna. also a member of the Pacific Coast It is to lead the conference. Burt gia's Bulldogs were riding the crest. SHOSHONE, Idaho. A boxing conference, was held to a tie by the Inswersen drilled the Hawkeyes itt They had beaten a great Yale team, program having more than twenty Bobcats. Early In the year Coach defense against a passing game. won nine with Bruce Caldwell, and Dyche lost a tough game to NeCoach Stagg reverted to fundamenln a row, only to have their national rounds was carried through successbraska. tals to drill confidence Into the Chi- title hopes smeared ln the mud of fully Monday night under the aus. In the conference percentage colcago Maroons as they- prepared for Grant field by Tech's mighty array. pices of the Shoshone American Leumn the Farmers and Bobcats are ths Invasion of Illinois. v Now It Is Tech's turn to be travelgion post The event brought apBob Zuppke sent his Illinl through ing along high, wide and handsome proximately $1000, of which the letied, with three wins and one de feat apiece. Last Saturday the Boba hard scrimmage, specializing on de- while d. has absorbed defeats gion, will get about cats trounced Wyoming, fense against passes Chicago's chief at the Georgia They In the headline match, Frankle of Yale and Florida. It hands had previously defeated the Brigham method of ground-gaininwould be an ironic gesture for the Darren, Salt Lake, was given a deciand Colorado An Indiana teanrwill face North-- ! Young university to take revenge and con sion over Joe Cortez. Shoshone, ln a Artists reTeachers. Although the Bobcats western at Bloomlngton. Pat Page Bulldogs bout After the second old rivals, Tech, In the their quer to de ceived a setback at the hands of Colodrill shifted from offensive final game, assuming the Yellow round Cortes had no chance against Grid rado college, they gave the Cougars fense against Northwestern plays. Jackets go until then without a de the Salt Laker. Dick Hanley sent his Northwest ineir worst drubbing or the season. The semifinal vim the heat ficht They also have Alabama and Coach Romney's warriors have ern Wildcats through a light signal feat of the four. Jim Hardy, also of Salt Auburn ln the way. scored victories over the Cowboys, drill and dummy senmrnpee. Tennessee and Florida must avoid Lake, knocked out Bill Charleson, Western States Teachers college and Purdue, Ohio State. Minnesota and a number of W- -t V.r to .Urted pitfalls If there is to be Shoshone, in the third round of a take on nonconference op the crucial the B. Y. U., a tie game with the proximately $40,000 a year, with a einia. victorious in seven match. aspect to their final game. scheduled straight PROVO. With an interorganira- Football still claims the attention Michigan Denver Parsons, but the locals were bonus lor signing The first two preliminaries were Vols must beat Vanderbilt this The Its defeat by Davis and tion basketball series scheduled to of Coach Vadal Peterson. University ponents. since games was said he with forced to accept a 6 defeat at Fort pleased Hornsby Saturday to keep in the running, draws 8lmon Barrchoa, Shoshone, the shift that brought him to the Elkins in the opening contest,forwent start next Collins. In an intersect tonal strugafternoon, of Utah basketball coach, and It ap- - Vanity Takes Feature Monday while Florida's "Fighting 'Gators" against Marion Combs, Buhl, and the a snappy night drill gle with the California Trojans, the Cubs in a deal Involving five players through against game at Washington. chances for an excellent team to rep- - pears as though the Crimson hoop- Race at Pimlico must dispose of Clemson and Wash- Bobby Smith. Shoshone, Farmers made a creditable showing. and money estimated at more than Georgetown and Charley Lavetta, Pocatello. Jefferson's presi- resent the Brigham Young univer ssters are due to a laie start tnis ington and Lee. Washington $150,000. Loser" Must Drop an erratic start Notre Dame, "I feel that I have been taken by dents also began workouts for their sity in the coming race for the Rocky year. However, the interorganizatkm NEW YORK. Nov. 13 VP). W. R. tt After not able to claim any national title basketball Mountain conference a ball club that has a chance to win duel with Bucknell and Johnstown. By Title Wayside. Coe's crack Vanity, filly. within well and is series under clashes way which to form today and romped laurels itself, appears bent on makchampionship are exceedingly bright, two weeks' time last Both the Aggies and the Bobcats the pennant next season and I cer- - Penn State's varsity, CASH TALKS regulars, returned for a few others year's to Coach G. Ott with Romney, according the Homebred purse, ing it, unpleasant have an outside chance to take the talnly Intend to do all I can to bring ' & h?Jayf whom are wearing grid pads away with the scrubs. as championship outstanding Twelve regulars from last year's many of VanPimlico at $2500 conference bunting and therefore about this happy result, Hom.h. added, today. will be out for, the winter SPECIAL DOMESTIC team are on hand for a nucleus at pres-n- t, Fordham Plays Host ity set the pace from start to finish, Saturday's tussle will be an elimi- said. around which Coach Romney expects grind. Hoosiers upset the Army's The four won and away nation contest between two aspiring by galloping Detroit. To Undefeated to build a contender for western winness. Coach Romney regards the ders were lengths. She ran the six furlongs ln hopes last Saturday and will attempt Nee'ey Lost to I'tei Fordham and New York university taking things easy Monhonors. These men are the For 1939 Grind. 3 and earned $2290 for her to check the unbeaten dash of Car fray as one of the toughest his team day, It being Maa holiday.' the Farmer will be at home this week, the veteran Rags Ingersoll at center, owner. Fortune s Fool, of the Aud-le- y negie this week on their home stampwill play this fall. While most grid- not are the mentor put his men through a stren roons entertaining undefeated De- Sanky Dixon at university Prospects a no Less Wright at forPHONK WAS. mt farms, took the place by half a ing grounds at South Bend. After uous workout in the morning Just troit at the Polo Grounds, while N. wards; George Cooper, sensational exceedingly bright, for coacn reierthat the Notre Dame nomads will go length from Igloo, coupled with Van . scorIreshman-Uon to Missouri the at nia U. remnant oi will Y. son the lose is P. the fray. taking prior Cougar guard of last year, who was Jubilee and stupendous also west ln search of Southern Califority. Nee-leGo. With the exception of Captain Yankee stadium. ruled Ineligible, and Owen Rowe at ing punch of last season Lou nia's scalp. . ran. CoalTheron Smart and Alton Saxer, the center. The former Skou-se- n, tall C. Hoover and Pea- At guard; Bnnley, Lexington, Stuyvesant SOc This a4 it worth when eaed Aggies are ln good condition. Smart, Stilt, Herman Matched substitute forwards; R. Magel-b- ville star was the cog In the Utes' body's Martie Flynn accounted for Tartans Sprang Surprise Stovs or Not Coal a who has been on the bench durine point-gettilast Lamp, winter, 1926. and, On In system Irish and Bailiff, Barrett, tfte Harrodsburg purse, with Pigeon Pojilsen For Castlegate Fight tne last two tuts with a wrenched have plenty, hole To lots Only) There is a dramatic touch io the second and Joyball third. - The guards, arid Mark Reeves, substitute although Peterson will knee. Is definitely lost to the Farmof guards return, he is at a loss in mile and center. was run ln Carnegle-Notr- e Dame affair, for it ers this week. Saxer Is also bothered Speciil to The Trlbun. line. forward his to regard 1:47 will be remembered the last time they Still. Veteran Guard Back Walter with a bad leg and may not be availCASTLEGATE. Jerry 8mith. former L. D. 6. C. able for the contest Coach Rom- Grand Junction. Colo., middleweight Seeking Regular Berth. wizard who broke Into the varsity RUBBER ney will probably substitute either boxer, and Cal Herman of Portland, Paul Thome, guard of two years lineup last year as a freshman, is Remund or Worthing ton for Smart. Ore,, will box six rounds, November also back and will make Rowe back, while Pete Couch wiH also be ago, CO. PRODUCTS The tilt will begin at 2 p. m. Of- 20. as the main event of Promoter and is step to hold their posi- ready for the call. Utah loses Ted ficials will Include Warner, referee; Harold Huff's show here. Elmer tions.Cooper Several freshmen who were Jacobsen, Jimmy Jensen and Lamar FINE WORK AT Ward, umpire, and Reddish, head Stultz. Kenilworth lightweight, and stars ln high school last year also Vincent. linesman. Friday night the student Jack Chido of Salt Lake, a welter- are ln school REASONABLE PRICES Ray Price, understudy to Neeley and those men may is planning to stage a huge weight, will box a body some of the regulars to see the last year, will be available at center, force 355 S. State. Was. 5268. downtown rally, for which several cenfrom the beneff. Jensen, who while Loralna Cox, 1928 of Sheik games feature stunts nave been arranged. Preliminaries consist ter from Dixie, and Sherman Clark, center was college junior Davis. 150, of Spring Canyon, and last year while playing fpr Snow col- Davis high school phenom, will be four Earl Beck of Mt. Pleasant, lege. Is expected to give the veteran candidates for the pivot position. of Mutual Lee rounds; Worthington Defensively, Peterson will oe on a and Mark Reeves a battle and Cyclone Plerson of Helper, ngnt- -' Ingersoll for the pivot position. par with any team ln the western Louie four rounds; heavyweights, division of the conference. Hap Other freshmen who are Garf inkle of Salt Lake and George to show some ability are expected Kitchen, Lybbert and George Watklns, reguButts of Ogden, 120 pounds, and a forward from Payson; McGregor, of last year, will don abbreviated lars Sailor Kid Foster. U. 8. navy vs. a center from Dixie: Maughan, a for togs as soon as the Thanksgiving day Ralph Mondt of Helper, lightweight, - ward from B. Y. U. college of two game with Utah Aggies is history, Castleof Hilton four rounds. Joe years ago; Crawford, a guard from while Ralph Goodwin, last season's sata will box. Joe Sherill four rounds Paris, Idaho: Sid Thompson, brother Ineligible captain, - will be in good to a decision also, roe nouts win oe of the famous Cat Thompson of Mon standing again. stazed under the ajtepices of the tana State, a forward from Hurri Evans Deemed Fro, Castlegate Welfare association. cane high; Prince, a guard from Gooding, Idaho, and Walker, a for Unable to Play. Park City Has Two ward from American Fork. In addition1 to ths three crack Men e' Following the "Y" series, twenty-fou- r guards. Thiron Davis will seek a Job. Possible men will be chosen on the squad, Oscar Evans 13 the only loss to be will be divided into two teams. suffered on the guard lins. PARK CITY. Football critics ln wlilch A and B. Coach will have The usual crop of freshmen are ex- this section account Clarence Jack- charge of team A, Romney while Coach Fred Dec ted to bid for places and the out son, diminutive halfback for Park Dixon will handle those on team a. standing of them being Cox of Dixie, City, one of the best gridders in the An excellent preseason schedule of Clark of Davis. Fred Moore ana Jack man of state. He is a triple-threwhich been has Anderson of West and Larson of games arranged his and the highest order, should give every man on both teams Uintah. was the greatest ever seen in the a chance to get some excellent exCoach Peterson will not make bis eastern division of region 3. official all - tintil after the Utah perience tfore the regular confer Park City also has a player of ence schedul gta under way, accord Aggie grid game. caliber oh the line, Jim Ras- tackle He . was ing to Coach Romney. ' musson, A. C. Loses Nelson ths man most feared by opposing Busy Schedule seIs te talent teams. When And Martindale Billed for Hoopster. lected these men will deserve The schedule of games as arranged Special to The Tribune. so far is as follows: LOGAN. With the football seaProfit kei'ng ma Je December 7 and 8, doubleheaders son Just about completed. Coach E. operator! vitk tLt Make it a point each day to see the alumni and an Independent L. Romney already is laying plans for hat The Tribune Want Columns with lorelan J RoaJ Runner It tkree pnaje: Salt Lake or Copper league team; the 1929 basketball campaign at the have to say. December 14 and 15, doubleheaders. Utah Agricultural college. Although 1. TV Snow Normal and either Dixie Nor the Farmer mentor has not issued his motor Ixms tk rpm, aj kaul mal or Branch A. C; December 17, Initial call for the hoopsters as yet, flexibility to payloU m loag nil, fp tep Colorado Teachers at Provo; De- he expects to make definite anim cnrwilmA villa aMCf4MLift cember 26 and 27, North Dakota uni- nouncements in the near future. dls,amj 4Lm1 cwsLm .. . Lwt atftrl. versity at Ogden; December 28 and Led by Captain Glen Worthington. we sales, 29, North Dakota university at Provo; center, three of last year's regulars w w AW Jancoast December 30, Pacific Romtrip; to on assist Coach be will hand . fuel comjuaptioa r uary 9 and 10, Phillips university of ney In the drive for pennant honors. Oklahoma at Provo. Theron Smart, guard, and Carl DaThe Rocky Mountain conference vis, forward, comprise the other regupro it t gMp Wtrca emxap asl2 s..iedule will open at Provo January lar tossers around whom th Logan 17, with the University of Utah Red3. Tm9 ppeazmAC u nilertMig crc&t po UnMtati skipper will build his team. Remund. skins opposing the Cougars in the Gunnell and Wade, squad members it u caiployJ. Cl comfort ritk cam aa2 first series. tj last season, will also be in togs, toalways leaw tk tlrirm utiro! lcVr tk omi of a gether with several freshmen. loaf pToliuJala ay nia. The Aegiea. however, will miss the outstanding work of Cantrill Flash of foraiar wfAels Witi all tk Nielson. forward, and Addlngton plwj rwv Tajitaf j f tka 1928 MareiamJ On af th ntiUnd-itiMartindale. guard, both regulars aiprOTcaitfwt of tka pJt of our advantages Um raaal utaaaU Kttaoar Koa . anjj during the last two years. The otar aii anta kith aervlrf Ii f series will get under way ao proiia. William E. Day. supervisor of phys Sponsored by quick mpoaM to your Aril for an ical education in the public schools. the week following the Thanksgiving .application.. a ppraUal oil your r with Utah. game day York New for leaves Thursday City Wo toaa in toriay. to attend the fortieth annual convenamount ranftaf from Miller Replaces Grogan Union Athletic Amateur tion of the to IIS titm. 'at the Waldorf Astoria. Mr. Day 131 Motor Avenue As McLarnin Opponent of the inter-- i is secretary-treasurft other fn4orrr ta mountain association and is alo a DETROIT. Nov. 13 JPI. Ray Mil member of the national board of.gov-ernoof the A. A. U. and chairman ler. Chicago kghtwetght boxer, hai of the volley ball committee. While been signed to replacs Tommy Grom the east Mr. Day will visit the gan. of Omaha, as Jimmy McL&mln'c ln a main bout schools In New York City. Providence. opponent hero- - November 30. Promoter Dick R. I.; Boston and Chicago. Dunn announced today. Miller was following his Energy and ambition, plus The ttgned Was. II Motor ' I Tribune Want Ads, are sure to win Knockout of Lope Tenorio. FUlpino . boxer, here last week. success, . The Elis NEW YORK. Nov. 13 of Yale went back to fundamentals today In preparation for their gridiron battle with .Princeton this coming Saturday. Mai Stevens split his Bulldog squad of 40 into groups and held an hour's intensive drill in the game's primary principles. Then the backs and ends turned to forward passing, after which Stevens picked the team that . . is expected to start against the Tigers. In the backfield of this combination were Hoben, Loud. Dunn and Decker, Garvey nor Ellis are In the semifinals. H. Guss and Neither iJohnny , ?"L mJunes ln Morris Guss oppose F. Fellmeth and Saturday s battle. L. Painter, and Max Guss and L. Rich meet E. Marchetti and B, Itoper. Dispenses Crookston With Scrimmage. At Princeton, Bill Roper announced the Tigers would have no more practice scrimmages, but plenty of work was done in a dummy scrimmage and in forward passing and line drills. While Lou Young gave his Penn sylvania varsity another day of rest Columbia's first string team scored twice in a half hour's scrimmage with the scrubs. Colgate and Syracuse put in some hard licks for their an Has Believes nual Chicago struggle at Syracuse, for which Rajah a capacity crowd of close to 4U,ow 1929 Chance at Flag; is assured, Dartmouth's varsity scored five Well Pleased. times against a third team, but the Indians will not find Cornell's de Doble CHICAGO, Nov. 13 IP). Rogers fense so easy to pierce. Gil took advantage of a clear, cold day Hornsby, erstwhile St. Louis Cardinal, to give the Cornell squad a long and New York Giant and Boston Brave, strenuous workout. Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech. today became a member of the Chiwhich are to uphold eastern prestige cago Cubs. The rajah-o- f baseball, who has in mtdwestern battles with Nebraska been with three clubs ln three years, and Notre Dame, respectively, were Twelve Regulars Back as Utah Waxed Floor in preparation for these signed a contract, said to be similar worked hard Tech has to the one he had with the Boston rugged opponents. Carnegie Await Ending of Nucleus; Preseason Schedclub. It has two years to run. Presi- an undefeated and untied record to defeats by after and Pitt, dent William L. Veeck of the Cubs protect, ule Arranged. Season. declined to make public the salary West Virginia and Carnegie, would like to end the season in better fash- - of the West high doubles tennis tourCoach E. L. Romney's gridders went nament, with Monday's and Tuesday's a through grueling workout behind matches. The semifinals and likely Alclosed gates Tuesday afternoon. though the clouds were heavy with the finals will be played this week. a drizzling rain tailing most of the In the quarterfinals. H. Guss and day, the Aggie gridders spent two (Morris cuss defeated K. Burton and full, hours In practice, being forced J. BrldweU, 6-- 2. 6-- 2; F. Fellmeth and to the showers only by darkness. L. Painter defeated W. Sawyer and The Logan mentor and his 3; Max Cuss and R. N. Bush. 6-- 4. nors, are setting about to pn;pare K Rich defeated H. Squires and A. for the Bobcats with great concern. Guhin, 5-- 7. 6-6-- 2, and E. Mar-chet- U Coach Dyche, successor to Ott Rom-ne- y. and B. Crookston defeated A. 4. Cougar mentor, has a formid- Richins and V. Growd. 11-- 9. r-- , Rockne-cpache- f, HORNSBY NOW ' OFFICIALLY CUB B: Y. U. . ar HOOP OUTLOOK LOOMS BRIGHT; SERIES ON MONDAY 14-- 7. . one-thir- g. ten-rou- ' to six-rou- : i Coal $7.75 Ton Red OlsirCoai y, FOR TIRE REPAIRING SEE y. 5. semi-windu- p. six-rou- all-sta- te all-sta- te 'All-Stat- , at ball-toti- all-sta- te .'.. 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