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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23 5, 1928. COACH RECOMMENDS AWARDS TO 18 UTAH GRID PLAYERS ARMSTRONG SENDS HONOR LIST RAMSEY'S FIVE TAD JONES SELECTS WATKINS, PRICE, LYBBERT Bearg Delines TO CRIMSON ATHLETIC COUNCIL FORGES AHEAD REPORT FOR HOOP PRACTICE CAST FROM EASTERN ELEVENS To Continue as 1 Lettermen Bolster Crimson Coach Nebraska Captain Alton Carman Heads All-StNo Broadcast Eastern Colorado Team Tad Jones Team, by Advances to Third Place as Football Stars to Be FIRST TEAM Squad; Peterson Will On Ring, Mat Falls Result of Win Over Position Captaincy Player College Dec. LINCOLN, Neb., Given Letters. Cut ALL-STA- R ar Erdman Team. On Bill Smith Captain Alton Carman of the Rocky mountain conference chamof Utah football pion University team, regarded as one of the greatest tackles in the west, heads the list of honored grid men whom Coach Ike J. Armstrong recommended for awards for the 1928 season. There are eighteen men whom the Ute mentor mentioned as deserving of lettered sweaters. The list will be subject to the approval of the athletic council, of whict Professor Walter A. Kerr is chairman. The athletes recommended by the Utah coach, besides Carman, are Paul Cecil, Floyd Utters and George Watkins, ends; Leon Jones, tackle; June McBride. Wesley Anderson. Dean Olson and Hap Lybbert. guards;; Marvin Jonas, center; Bob Davis and sJimmy Hodgson, quarterbacks; Ralph Goodwin. Pete Couch and Preston Summerhays, halfbacks ; Ray Price, Hamner Snarr and Earl Pomeroy, fullbacks. Utters. Watkins, McBride. Ander-loLybbert, Olson. Jonas, Davis, Summerhays and Price win their ini tial football letters. Carman, Cecil, Goodwin and Snarr have won two previous letters. Members of the team will be guests tf Gus P. Backman. secretary and manager of Z. C. M. I., at a ban-SuThursday at 6:30 p. m. at the Hotel Utah as a tribute to the Crim-lo- n warriors who brought honor to the state by capturing the conference title. Governor George H. Dern and President George Thomas of the University of Utah and the coaching staff will be special guests. A program will be rendered. n, et Four Tilts Run Off Second Day Of West Series Four fames were run off during the lecond day's play of the interclass series at the West huh. school Tues-laThe scores of the games are: Soph Ko. 2. 14. Soph No. 5. 5; Junior No. 2. 15. Junior No. 3. 8: Junior No. 1, 15, Junior No. 4, 14; Junior No. 3, 18, Junior No. 4. Wednesday's games will be played beAfter tomorrow's tween senior teams. tUts are completed, nine teams will be left if the race for the school championship. The score JUNIOR NO. 8 JUNIOR No. 5. P G.T.F P. w. Oust, rf 4 1 0 8 Holland, rf 110 3 0 3 0 0 Brow. If . . 2 0 0 4 Morley, If . 0 e . . 3 c Walker, Noble, 10 0 3 10 Ferguson, rg 0 2 0 0 Bell, rg ... 0 3 0 0 1 1 . 2 . . 0 Rock, lg Bmolka, If 0 0 0 0 Edgar. It... I. OIF .0100 Totals' 8 4 . . Totals 0 1(1 Referee, Brcnnan: umpire, JUNIOR No. 4 O T.F.P Colbert, rf. No. s. JUNIOR 0 0 Reman. If . . 3 10 4 Mednlek. c . 2 1 0 4 Bernstein, rg 2 2 0 4 Kingdom. If 0 0 0 8 Harsh. If... 10 0 3 0 0 0 4 3 8 Da vies. Shafer, rf . G.T P.P. 3 2 . 0 0 8 .. 10 4 1113 rf.. 0103 00 30 If.. Her 208. If Rich, c Hansen, Hosklns, .. 74 0 14 Totsls 741 Totals Referee. Breunan ; umpire, Davies. JUNIOR No. 15 BOULDER, Colo.. Dec. William Bill Smith of EAST HIGH CLASS SERIES. SUndlnc o( (he Tram Won. Lost. 4 UP). Pao-ni- Mountain a. re Wade fullback,, has been elected captain of the 1929 University of Colorado football team. He Succeeds Captain Buck Smith. Eighteen players were awarded letters. SENIORS TAKE LL. D. S. TOURNEY Totals umpire. ...8 3 3 . Lea Rich. Senior entry won the interclass basketball series at the L. D. S. college Tuesday, when they walked all over the Business college five to the tune of 35 to 9. The Business college team was outclassed by the seniors in both basket shooting and floor work. During the first half of the game the seniors kept the hoop rattling continuously and had piled up a total of 27 points before the gun sounded. The best the Business college could do was to bag one field goal and one foul. In the last half of the game, however, the Business college defense worked somewhat better and the seniors get but eight points. J Smith led in the scoring for the victors with five field goals. Richardson at guard and Heufner at center both played consistent games also. Bailey and Miller, with two field goals each, and Tanner, with one foul pitch, did what scoring there was for the losers. BUSINESS COLLEGE SENIORS. OT.FP OTF.P 3 0 0 4 rf..-. BatfeT. lO 0 5 Smith, rf. 1 Siatlller. If. ... 3 0 0 4 Pett. U.. 0 0 0 0 1 7 -- Huefner. Richardsn rg Woodland. lg Totals 1 1 3 1 4 1 2 0 1 8 0 4 18 3 3 381 Sheffield, Tanner, rg Musser. Hiner c. ...If. Totals . 111 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 4 1 1 France Not to Liking Of American Fighter PARIS, Dec. 4 P). Corporal Izzy Schwartz, recognized in New York state as flyweight champion, who was defeated Saturday by Spider Pladner, French flyweight king, will sail for New York tomorrow. All attempts of local promoters to convince Schwartz that he must give Pladner a return match or fight Johnny Hill of England were unsuccessful. The defeated corporal refused an offer of$8000 for a title bout January 22. "Hereafter," he said, "I'll do my fighting in the United States." Friends of the New York flyweight said the Paris climate spoiled Izzy's chances of success. IS , Totals . ..7 2 0 14 Totals . . 2 115 Referee, Brennan: umpire, Lea Rich. Kiwanis Cagers , Defeat Rockites is one-side- DeAngeUs. ROCKITE8 Hart man. rf . . Tanner, If... 4 0 0 8 8 0 0 12 5 3 2 12 Rock, c Cosxa. rf 0 Lubeck. If III! t 0 1 O.T.F.P. 3 4 8 3 3 3 7 7 Vanqulll Hummel. Dummy Dummy.. 12 141 131 138 133 18 141 133 138 157 125 . . 118 Dummy.. Handicap Totals 533 S74 887 11 181 135 113 134 184 118 135 4 4 1 137 138 183 113 4 Ml 808 lot 813 FINOL. 1 Ill' 111 . I . . . 1 1 , . . 1 1 Pinnehurst Girl Golf Medalist le qualifications better than any ers. HE WA5 ZZ9 VAHOS CALLING FROM HOME. ON HBR BRASSIE, TO SHOW JUST WHAT IT COULD SENT THE BALL. DO, SHE PLVM6 'ON THE FLAP By BRIAN BELL. Associated Pro. Sport. Writer. CONOC MOT. OIL. 1 1 3 1 1 Olenna Collett did not particular-- , 185 143 131 183 178 l&l Darts Fox 138 181 lit ly need the hole she won with the Sorensen It 141 148 Pugslry 113 138 183 greatest shot made in her champion153 311 173 Averey 138 118' 1X8 135 135 Its Dummy Dummy ship match With Virginia Van Wle 141 14 14 Handicap when she captured the women's title Totals 823 8ft 804 Totals 881 848 lit for the third time, but the effort was POLARINE. CONOCO ETHYL worthy of a deciding hole. Glenna came to the 17th hole of 171 143 141 111 17 ... .. Rlftey -131 138 181 the 36 hole go with the Chicago girl, Hodges 31 171 148 Notion. Dummy.. 113 jSeefers ... Ill 104 141 eight up, and there was not much 181 188 118 11S 118 Poll 11 doubt even at that stage that she Dummy J4 182 Johnson was to wear the laurel wreath again, s ... 2" Hnd:c but she was taking nothing for grant810 843 807 804 800 Totals ed and hitting every ball as though ill Total. D a a. G. LEAGUE. the outcome of the struggle dependM M OFFICE. ed on the shot of the moment tll,l 1 J I The 17th at the Cascades course 184 lit 111 Harman 131 188 143 Harris. as Letshman lit 18 tCejeater ... IS 183 180 Virginia Hot Springs, is known IS 113 118 111 Simpson Hill. 13 14 a he man'' hole. The actual yards 144 14 134 133 131 10 H Waaler tee separating the green from the 13 Mt IS Slanchrd 111 8 133 Qabrlel number 4S9. but such yards they are. hole is a dog teg affair and no The 77 TJt Totals Stl MM Totals St one, man or woman, can cut the corswitchi htm a i blacksmith i pert of the wnt n us 17 ner, far the elbow is a Only iti it isi a long 30 11 118 Pagmrer 113 log f7 Allrghany mountains. 134 31 117 tt It IS Nash drive will enable the player to see Dts 1S3 141 It Burt 18 173 123 the green for the second shot, and 130 130 13 T3 tsttsr.Dm even if the requisite length is gained TO on the tee shot, there are trouble t3 7t 7tt Totals 7St Totals 1 O PVSj Hm fW&k Newsome. "Davis lit Tec-.t- r tit rn 1 1 1 I xj&f '"jS? on each side of the fairway for the unwary, traps, of course and a stream and a mound or two for good mea- Some excitement had been caused on the course the day before when Mrs. Harry Pressler, Los Angeles, had western women's champion, reached the edge of the green In two. Miss Collett drove in just the right spot to have a clear, although long, shot to the green. Her drive came to rest at the intersection leading to the green after traveling approximately 230 yards. The eastern girl still was 229 yards from home with pitfalls lurking over almost every inch of the way. She was not dismayed by the dangers. Calling on her brassie to show Just what it could do. she sent the ball flying "on the flag." It seemed for a time that the ball would hit the pin. but it slipped ay and stopped 15 feet beyond the cup. The birdie four was a matter of two putts. Glenna went on to win that hole and tht next, go to lunchedn 10 up and win in the afternoon. 13 up and 12 to play, but the did not make any more brassie shot like the rifle effort at the 17th. She didn't have to. Carnegie Tech New York U. Army Penn oth- ;, In the backfield I have placed, without the slightest hesitation. Scull of Penn at fullback, with Cagle of the Army and Strong of N. Y. U. at the halfback positions and Harpster of Carnegie Tech at quarterback My choice of Strong is a deliberate choice, in spite of his comparatively poor showing against Oregon on Thanksgiving day. In all other games this year Strong was a star performer. A most liberal use of superlatives is required when mentioning any of these men. Scull. I believe, is one of the truly great backs of the last decade and he. among other things, would back the line in this combination. Cagle is a stronger runner to the left than to the right, while the reverse is true of Strong. I therefore place Cagle at right halfback, with Strong at left. While Cagle, Strong and Scull are all good kickers. Scull and Strong are brilliant one, with Scull leading the field in this respect. Scull it not only a fine rare punter, kicking always with judgment and speed, but he- - is also All are fora marvelous and ward passers par excellence equally adept on the receiving end is the I This. believe, of passes. combination the east has many a year. Their offen sive power is only equaled by their strength defensively.is The quarterback Harpster What an easy job he would have. Think of being able to call upon Cagle and Strong and Scull to advance the ball by a run or a plunge or a pass Hecould not go wrong if he chose Harpiter pastein all of the physics qualifications to gp with this combt nation One of the outstanding (or ward passers of the year himself, he drop-kick- has shown excellent judgment in running his eleven throughout the season. Harpster is chosen on his year's record. He has made the most of his attack in every game. A sure handler of kicks, steady and cool under fire, he it elearly entitled to the po- Wednesday. Events Friday Promoter R. Verne McCul-oug- h announces that there win be no detailed radio oroadcast of the wrestllng-ooxing-jiujlt- events at the arena Friday night George Kotsonaros and Leo Paptano, wrestlers, are slated to box ten rounds and there are to be ither scrambled matches. Blades Goes to Rochester Club -- . . . Pittsburgh Princeton Consistency of Performance Basis, ol Grid reelection. Thompson d e Critic's Choice; Harpster, Strong, Cagle clared the notice came as a sur and Scull Form Superlative Backfield. prise. He also said the board had disregarded mistakes of commission, but have weighed carefully mistakes 19 9 13 1 1 371 Totals Totals of omission. 8CHOTELIN MAYCOCK We have had some very unusual O. T. F. P. O.T.F.P 3 3 17 football throughout the 1928 season Freeve, r(. 0 0 0 0 Laidlow. rf We 9 and some outstanding players. Totter. If .. 4 3 9 De Lamare. If 4 Trennan. f. . 10 0 2 think, in connection with an Maycock. c. 0 0 0 12 0 2 Parratt, rg 00 00 0 OlDalley, rs. team, only of those men who 0 OSchotelin. If. 3 0 0 6 Last In. If... 0 0 0 OlFoulfer . . ..3 0 0 4 possess spede, power and all around Kirkham . ability. Physical qualifications alone Totals ... 4 3 1 S Totals . ..14 S3 30 do not entitle a man to The quality of his perranking. MORGAN 8WANOER the G.TF.P. formance, bearing in mind O.T.F.P.l 3 0 2'Pueddon, rf. 0 0 0 0 strength of the opposition and the Swanger. rf. 1 1 2 4 0 0 If 0 If.. 'Morgan, Klnneraley, nature of the competition should 5 1 1 11 Ooates. Cushlng t: 1113 0 0 0 0 alone deside the issue. 2 0 0 4 Wllklns. rt. Ostler, rg 0 3 2 Harden, lg. 110 Kerr, If ... 10 0 0 0 0 Game Hat Developed Hunter Relben 10 0 3 Unusual Centers in 192S. The game this year, has, I believe, 8 13 S 7 2 12j Totals developed some unusual centers. To my way of thinking the center is one of the most important positions on a team. Ability to pass is paramount, of course, but football instinct is fully as important. I do not hesitate to choose Westgate of Penn as the leadPINEHURST, N. C. Dec. 4 UP). ing pivot man of the east. Equally Miss Helen Waring, an strong defensively, whether in the been who has play- line or out, a beautiful passer and a Pinehurst girl, ing golf only a year and a half, to- smart diagnostician of play, Westgate medal won the qualify leads the field. day For' guards I have chosen Burke ing round with a score of 92 in the eighth annua Carolina tournament of United States Naval academy and for women. Green of Yale. A guard is no longer Mrs. Emmett French of Youngs-town- , a man who covers a yard and a half Ohio, wife of the golf profes- in the middle of the line. That is sional, was in second place with 98 his first duty, but he must not stop there. He must be able to run inLee Meadows to Rejoin terference, he must, if called upon, function in the forward pass dePirates in Spring Camp fense. Both Burke and Green are hard aggressive players. Both carry a low hard chasge offensively. Burke PITTSBURGH, December 4 UP). Lee Meadows, one of the few be- and Green are chosen first, because spectacled moundsmen In organized they are real football players and baseball, and at present on the vol- second because they are guards who untary retired list, will return to the have proved their class throughout Pirate lineup for spring training next the season. At no time in the history of the year. Meadows asked to be placed on game has the burden of the tackles the retired list last season. He had been harder to bear than this year. Donie Bush. Pittsburgh Perhaps this is one reason why we neuritis. manager, has come from Leesburg. do not read of our tackles as we Fla., where Meadows lives, with in- used to read of Bloomer, Hogan, Fish formation that the pitcher is in good and others. Perhaps It is because we have had a group of tackles this condition. year of very high average. In any case I have selected Getto of Pitt and Lassman of N. Y. U. for the first eleven. As a general rule, the tackle who fights it but in his opponent's backfield is a most effective tackle. These men were quick starters and very fast across the line of scrimmage. Both used their hands effec tively, seldom permitting an end to get to their bodies and legs. Against both inside and outside plays they were deadly and their downf ield work as entirely up to grade. Powerful on both the attack and defense they are qualified in very way for the tackle position. Lawlor and Donchess Answer Perquisites. For the wing positions I have chosen Lawlor of Princeton and Donchess of Pitt. End play in the modem game is a moat difficult tiling. An end who is good defensively alone has no place on an eleven. He must be brilliant defensively against a flank attack and must be fast enough and clever enough to give support against a He must be a sure close offensive. receiver of the pass and clever in y breaking into the opponent's and away from the defensive field the down back. He must be fast under kicks and his blocking and checking offensively must never miss. Lawlor and Donchess meet these 1 . reelection as head football coach of 1 h e university. contract Bearg's expires next September L In his letter to Dean Thompson, chairman of the board, he .said he would not consider Vf.ei www tI 1 2 18 LEAGUE. MICA. 1) ltOIThode. 0 8 0 0 Erdman. If 11 18 BOWLING CONTINENTAL MOBIL OIL. lit 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 If 4 0 0 8 J Spnhwr. rg 0 0 0 Oi 4 Totals ... 20 7 2 43 Totals SolUs. Referee. umpire, Moe. 1 110 .250 .000 .000 . Cagle terrl-ritor- 42-1- 6. O.T.FJ 1 0 Yale Scull all-st- Holding the opposition to a minimum of shots at the basket, the club boys mastered the Rock-ite- s d five in a hoop tilt Tuesday in the police gymnasium. The score at. the half was 24-- 4 for the ultimate winners. KIWANIS. .333 the University of Nebraska athletic board that he was nqi a candidate for .Penn Strong FAMOUS GOLF SHOTS OF 1928 2. SOPH No. S. O T.F.P. Q.T.F.P. 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 SlVitale, rf 8 0 0 0 If.. 4 2 0 8 Brown. If tarman. c .. 1 0 0 2 Howells. c .. 0 0 0 0 2 8 . . 0 0 8 4 0 OlPolarl. Mart retts, rg rg Ellsworth, If 1 0 3 Crookston. If 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Herat Spnhwr, rf B Spnhwr. if Ohlson. c... . Yetler. Anderson, lg. 1 1 Ramsey's team advanced to third, place But hlab school eiass aeries a a result of IJs victory over the Erdman team Tuesday. The final score was XI to 19. other games played. BchoUelln In the defeated Haycock. 30 to . and Morgan won from Swanger. IS to 12. To scores: Clesg. rf R .500 .500 .333 E. Bearg today formally notified New York U. Navy Harpster . Left Halfback Right Halfback Fullback .667 3 3 r. Quarterback. .Wl 3 . . SCPH No. Roderick, Coulam. .. . O.T.PP. 8 000 .IbO 3 4 Pittsburgh . . ... 1113 1118 3 2 2 Totals . Referee. Brrnnan 1.000 0 a Donchess. Lass man . Burke. Westgate. Green. . Getto. . Lawlor. In making my selection for an eleven I have had one esERDMAN RAMSAY j Have Little Trouble Winning T G PP. OTF.P sential quality uppermost In my 2 0 0 4 Herzog, rf 1113 Culler, rf From Business College mind, that is consistency in per4 0 0 ( Harris, If . 1 0 0 Russell, If under any and all condi0 0 0 0 formance 6 1113 Ingebretsn.c c. Ramsay, 9. Entry, 35 to 0 0 2 3oyek. re.. 4 0 0 3 tions. To a certain extent I have Malm. rf... JUNIOR No. 2. 3. OTPP. 3 Pet In the 0 0 0 0 Spnhwr. rf.. 3 0 0 4 Walker. If... 0 I 1 1 Kemp, It .. J 80 3 UcGhle. c . 3 8 8 4 Yetter. c Campbell, rg 1 0 0 2 Thomas, nr.. 1 1 Anderson. 1 If 0 1 1 queksrtlle, lg 0 Bssley. rf.. .. .. .. . CarUton Ramsey Morgan Badger Swanaer Flandro . Erdman Carman . Schottelln Mliehell Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Right End Ernest Bearg. who Bearg's successor would be. Coach Bearg came to the University of Nebraska four years ago from Washburn college, Topeka, Kan. He has not made known his future it has been reported Elans, although return to Washburn college as athletic director. ,g no idea ST. LOUIS. Dec. 4 UP). Ray Blades, outfielder with the 8t. Louis Cardinals since 1923, will go to the Rochester International league team as part payment for Charley Gelbert, shortstop, Sam breadon, Card president, announced today. Rochester will also get a pitcher and an unnamed amount of cash which Breadon says runs into "big money." George Watkins and Hap Lybbert, regular guards of last year's University of Utah hoop team, and Ray Price, substitute center, reported to Coaches Vadal Pederson and Ike Armstrong for the second day's practice in the Ute gymnasium, which Tuesday was the scene of nearly fifty basketball candidates. So bulky has become the number of candidates that are drilling under the hoop coaching staff that a cut will be made following Wednesday's practice, according to Peterson and Armstrong. Only Ralph Goodwin and Marvin Jonas remain of the expected letter men to round out the Ute squad of veterans. The missing stars will report Wednesday or Thursday. New men who raced around with the other athletes Tuesday were Butand ler, formerly of Grantsville, Llewellyn of East high. The two freshmen enlivened the practice, With the addition of Watkins and Lybbert and the expected appearance of Marvin Jonas and Goodwin, together with Theron Davis, who reported Monday, Utah will possess one of the finest defense men in the state. A rare battle should ensue among the quartet for regular varsity berths. Jerry Smith, veteran, and Milo Marsden, last winter's squad man, are formidable forward aspirants. Freshmen who will likely land berths on the squad Include Jack Johnson and Butler, center and forward from Grantsville; Sherman Clark, center from Davis county; Loraine Cox, former Dixie high pivot man. two-ho- . sition. Second and Third Teams Show Talent. On my second team I have placed as ends, Barabee, N. Y. D., and Tech; tackles, Carnegie Mooney, Georgetown, and Douds, Washington and Jefferson; guards, and Smith, Thompson, Lafayette, Penn; center, Howe, Princeton; quarterback, Shober, Penn: halfbacks, StatisWittmer, Princeton, and Guarnaccia, Harvard; fullback. Miles, Princeton. Third team, ends, Nemecek, N. Y. V.. and Messinger, Army; tackles, Barf ield, Princeton, and Grant, N. Y. U.; guards, Dumont, Colgate, and Mam mack. Army; center, Tlchnor, the development of fleet ends to folHarvard; quarterback, Weston, Bos- Special to The Tribune. ton college; halfbacks, MO8COWIdah0. The 1928 Pa- low the punts. Smith reasoned that Murphy, If his team kicked enough during a Penn, and Hill. N. Y. U.; fullback, cific Coast Conference football season which just closed with three game at least once or twice the opKarcis, Carnegie Tech. thrilling and somewhat unexpected posing safety would fumble deep in victories for western teams over his own territory. Recovery of these eastern rivals in intersections! en- fumbles would give California poscounters has Indicated to an un- session of the ball within striking usual degree the extent to which distance. California developed that Vicalertness and a general system to perfection and won many Spanish Woodchopper's attack can be utilised as a games. Golden Bear punters and her of Hartwell Nearer tory weapon to win games. More than ends still are remembered in coast the usual number of games have circles. Mitt Crown. been decided by alertness. Each season sees games decided by breaks Past Interceptions Phase and the critics usually agree the win- Of Heads Up Football. Provo Natators Training for ning PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 4 UP). side had all the "luck." Many While the new type of alert defencoast teams this year displayed tac- sive ball gives due consideration to Having rounded his way to a clear- - i A. A. U. Event; Shields cut victory over Big Bill Hartwell, tics indicating they understood the to Perform. science of bringing luck on their the possibility of recovery of fumbled Kansas City negro, Paolino Uscu- punts, it extends to all other phases dun, sturdy Spanish wood chopper, side. Twice Southern California, conof the game. Coast teams have been today was one step nearer the reel- izatlon of his ambition to succeed ference champions of the year, was Special to The Tribune. effective this season in Gene Tunney asheavywelght chamPROVO A large number of swim- "beaten statistically," but registered particularly of the worp. mers from the Provo high school and the largest score because her players Intercepting enemy forward passes at pion There are a number of ethers, were alert to capture every break of crucial times. More stress appears the Brlgham Young university will the game. Moreover, the Trojans to be laid now on intercepting passes however, with the same ambition and A. A. the enter the Junior swimming played the kind of game that pro- rather than batting them down. Spaniard probably will encounter much more formidable opposi- championships, to be held at the Des-er- duced numerous breaks and then Southern California demonstrated tion in Tex Rickard's elimination this when her backs wrecked havoc were alert to pounce on them. gymnasium of Salt Lake, Friday with Notre Dame's passing attack by tournament than Hartwell gave him , 14 and Saturday, December and IS, Stanford, Washington State numerous interceptions. In its game in their ten -- round bout at the arena last night. with the Army the Stanford-elev- en according t0 c- s- Leaf, coach at both Oatyardaged Coast Champs. ' Although Uzeudun gained a wide These "statistical victories" were enhanced its position greatly by freon points, the negro asslm-- 1 of tosses Washmargin quent and Stanford by long interceptions registered by addition to entries in the juState col- ilated everything and came back for nior events, Bud Shields, national in- ington State, but the Trojans won Red Cagle, Washington lege intercepted two Idaho passes for more. The Spaniard hammered his them with both and the games will enter the ' tercollegiate champion, State touchdowns. Chuck Carroll, Wash- opponent with enough blows to stop Washington senior championship event. championship. scored a "statistical victory" ington's great back, established quite several less hardy men, but the negro Ferron Lossee and Merrill Chris ten-se- also a record for intercepting passes this was always on his feet, boring in. B. Y. U. stars, will also enter over California, but the Golden Bear Tipping the scales at 214 Vi pounds, alertness converted many Cougar year. Being one of the coast's best this event. forward pass throwers, Carroll also 18H pounds more than Uzeudun, Big WashSome of the local swimmers who mistakes into touchdowns. Bill weathered many punches, alertness, supporting the kind knew some of the tricks about stopare expected to do exceptionally well ington the other fellow's aerial game. in the meet are Condor Smoot and of a hard charging line that brings ping uoacnes nave Harvard Plays Michigan always admonished Oliver Johnson of the Provo high in breaks, almost proved the undoing de players to be on the alert for enemy the 100 and At Ann Arbor in 1929 freestyle events; of Stanford, but the Cardinals season but seen this has fumbles, own an of alertness their the Charles Thomas in the fancy high veloped last part of the game and gained a fumbles play a crucial part. Southd breaststrol-diving and ern California's hard driving line. ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 4 UP). event, and Paul Hendrickson. Ra.'oh vfctory. In two games this season the Idaho master of Notre Dame's sterling for- A game witn Harvard, Michigan's Dixon and David Beesley in the Vandals outplayed opponents, but ward wail, made Stanford fumble first since 1915, and fire Big Ten. backstroke. Besides entries in the various did not win because the other teams many times and each time a Trojan games will furnish the backbone of Those fumbles, obvious- University of Michigan's 1929 foot- -, events, several relay teams will also played smarter football, which means recovered. helping to make breaks and then ly the result of the particular type of ball schedule. be entered. attack employed by Southern CaliThe program: capitalize on them. cost Stanford a championSeptember 28 Mount Union and Southern California has learned by fornia, Alertness to fumbles is a car- Albion at Ann Arbor (doublebeader). decidedly painful and costly expe- ship. dinal principal at Notre Dame. This October 5 Michigan State at Ann rience th value of alertness. 'For was apparent in the Notre Dame-Troj- Arbor. the last two seasons the Trojans have The October 13 Michigan at Purdue. Trojans fumbled outplayed many foes, only to lose once andgame. as soon as the Irish saw the October 19 Ohio State at Ann Arbecause those opponents were suball bounce from Don Williams' bor. perior in alertness. In two succesOctober 28. Michigan at Illinois. a sive years Southern California out- hands five of them were right on top of him. however, proved November 2 Open. played Stanford, only to see the Car- the swifterWilliams, arid recovered his own November 9 Harvard at Ann ArRule interpretation Principal dinals win through more alert playfumble. bor. ing. The Army line tried to make StanNovember 18 Michigan at MinneTopic; Playere, Officials The same situation has obtained ford fumble, had but the Cardinals sota. in Trojan relations with Notre Dame had Urged to Attend. backwith 23 Iowa at Ann Arbor. November enough experience university. In 1926 and 1927 the Tro- field fumbles. Stanford fumbled scored "statistical victories," jans once, but recovered. The Cardinal A thorough understanding of the but Notre Dame won, 13 to 12 and 7 backfield TUESDAYJHGHTS played less flashy against new basketball rules from players', to 6. This year, however, the Tro West Point in previous coast than teams' and officials' standpoint and jans not only piled up an over- games, but the slower speed enabled 5nS3a,:Dec 4 UP- )the naming of two members of the whelming yardage superiority and accuracy and precision In Hansen, the big Dane who asathletic committee under the chair- led in touchdowns as well. A prin- greater bail. new tne Warners nananng crown pired to the heavyweight manship of Homer C. Warner are cipal factor was Southern California systosa features dazzling backfield tossed by Gene Tunney, was the objects in view as the Salt Lake alertness, which minimised Notre action, double and triple passes, fake knockedaside out K. o, Chrtstner, of by division M Men prepare to open their Dame't big threat a passing attack. reverses, spinners and the like. The Akron, in the eighth round of their three-da- y officials' school WednesThe Trojans were alert for Notre Army tried to duplicate Southern main bout here tonight. Dame passes, by which Coach Rockne California's feat and demonstrate day evening at the Deseret expected to score his third straight that a hard charging line will wreck 4 UP). Billy Light, Dec. CHICAGO. Wilm. 7 At Wednesday the reprep. victory, and many times Don this dazzling backfield movement by 8t. Paul welterweight, scored a techsentatives of the Salt Lake stakes liams, Buss Saunders and the other causing frequent fumbling, but the nical knockout over Roberts, will gather in the reading room of alert Trojan backs Intercepted Cardinals reduced their backfield Huntington. W. Va.,Johnny in the ninth the gymnasium to name their comlong passes and turned aside speed and quickened their charge in round of their scheduled mittee members who will aid Warner Irish threats. the line which proved a boomerang bout tonight in his position as director of the M to the West Point strategy. Georgia Tech Witt Faea Men basketball activities. CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec 4 UP). Bear An Active school officials' m. Lineup. 7:30 the At p. Billy Wallace and Johnny Parr, both will open under the Joint direction California Stanford outyardaged of Cleveland, former stablemates, of Warner and Vadal Peterson, Utah rather decisively in their annual carried their personal feud into the university basketball mentor. The game, but because- - of the exception-- 1 ring in the semifinal of the annual first night's discussion will be con- ally alert playing of the Golden Christmas fund boxing show tonight fined to an Interpretation of the Been, Stanford was lucky to get a and Wallace won a decisive victory PINEHURST, N. C, Dec. 4 UP). rules by officials. Warner leading the tie The statistics showed thirteen after 10 furious rounds. Wallace discussion. first downs and .209 yards from For the third successive year Kirk's weighed 133. Farr 130 7:30 the owned bv at and handled Harrv Frolic, to for four first Stanford Thursday evening scrimmage school will discuss the interpretation downs and 101 yards for California, D. Klrkover. of Buffalo, N. Y.. today DENVER. Dec. 4 UP). A fight beof the rules from the individual playThis California alertness, which van won the all -- age members' stakes of tween Armand Emanuel. San Franer's standpoint and Friday night. quished a powerful "Washington the Continental Field Trial club, in cisco heatyweight. and Chief Meto-quascheduled here tonight, was Sin at 7:30. from the team's stand- State team arid cams near surpris- which 20 dogs competed. Hawke's Lady Momoney, owned called off when it was announced point. Peterson will have active ing Stanford, is certain to be an imM. two and Udo lntersec-Uonhandled on the latter Fleischman from the ringside that Metoquah was by nights. charge portant factor in the next contest between the Golden of Fairfield, Conn., won second prize. not in condition to battle. Prospective officials, coaches and s M Door are hall Mrs. owned Men basket of and Tech's Tornado Fred, Bears by players Harry Georgia PKO BASKETBALL REM ITS. at Pasadena New Year's day. Cutting of New York, was third. urged to be present at the The Continental club's derby for In Captain Phillips, end. the GoldAt Fort Wayne, tod : Cleveland en Bears have an end who is an Idaho Southern Branch dogs whelped since January 1, 1927. 23. Fort Wayne 15. won was ex. and already has by Rumson's Farm Mar Toronto 3, Lea Canadlens 1. Fives Arrange Tourney been placedprospect on several early selec- owned and handled by Raymond Detroit 3. Hamilton L tions. Phillips has a reputation for Hoagland. Jr.. Red bank, N. J. CaeBoston 2. New York Rangers 0. Idaho. POCATELLO. Monday harrasslng opponent bark tie Ids be- sar's Ben Boar, owned and handled will see basketball activity under way fore play starts. California also has by Dr. A. Schuyler Clark of New LEGACY REFTSED. at the University of Idaho southern an unusual punter in Ben Lorn, half York, took second place, and Rum-so- n tpANZIG Dec 4 (Jewish Telegraph Farm's Queen, owned and han- Afencyi. The municipal council of branch, when class teams swing into back, and witn capable enos supaction for a week of play prelimiporting him the Tornado safety will dled by Raymond Hoagland. Jr., was Bydgose. formerly Bromberg. Posen third of of to be for trouble. selection in varsity groups plenty nary has refuted to accept a legacy of to begin intensive drill prior to the The Coast conference witnessed a . 100 .000 left by Mrs Leonard Cohen BADGER CAPTAIN. Christmas season. Coach Felix Plat-Un- o few years back the development of a of Wilkes Barre. Pa for "poor Jews known as has eight teams in hand, in- kind of defensive football MADISON, Wis. Dec 4 IP John in that town, because it says there cluding Sigma Alpha Pal. the Hicks. the "percentage system " It was the L Parks of Muskogee. Okla are none. of the 199 Univer- product of Andrew Smith, then coach elected Alpha Pi. the Ags, engineers, comtomerce department, froth and at California. Smith's percentage slty of football team Don't wan for a chance to cesss system concentrated on kicking and night. your way use The Tribune Wants. Coast Elevens Have Capitalized Upon Alertness to Win Contests Southern California Has Been Beaten tically Several Times, but Came Out on Top by Taking Advantage of Breaks. Uzeudun Advances Step for Title Go SWIM ARTISTS "play-the-oal- l" ENTER MEET . et - 440-ya- rd n, 220-ya- rd 220-yar- e School Starts an For M Cagers Nie-mi- Frolic Captures Dog Field Stakes 4. j h. al i . |
