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Show TOE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 192d. THUR COLORADO AGGIES EBA ri lain, us. Threaten to Dash Hopes of Hughes Eleven LONG DRILLS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS EXPECTED TO BEAR FRUIT FOR Nevada Grid Cretv Flies to Los Angeles Call, Gillespie Marked Slen of Dick Romney Backfield. apccUI to The Tribune. . ' - Aggies-Colora- do Carbon Prep Griddert Battle Eureka Eleven Special to The Tribune. - I'll lli ,JMMJMI!i; MIAMI TWO it FIGHTS! LD. in) Mil ' ' si..MJsaaoBimi a ir- Yi-'- - . i ' Idaho. Plants Numerous Fish Cougars, Scenting Higher Standing, Await Battlejvvith Teacher Eleven Aerial Attack of T Team Expected to Flare Again Armistice Day. r PROVO. The big games with Utah "U" and Utah Aggies both past. Coach Ott Romney and his Cougars will shoot the works against Colorado Teachers Monday afternoon in the "V stadium. , ' This Armistice day game Is looming as a real holiday attraction for the supporters of B. Y. U. Colorado Teachers have won three of their four games' this season, all of which Indicates a real battle when the Pedagogues come to town. B. Y. U. is determined to take the measure of the Teachers and Wyoming in the two games remaining on the schedule.- - If this aim is achieved, the Cougars will have a record of four wins and two defeats, which would put them well up in the list of R. M. C. teams. The Cougars ire eager for the tussle with the dangerous Teachers, and are in good shape after the bruising game with Utah. The aerial attack that succeeded In sweeping B. Y. U. across Utah's Sped si to The Tribune. TWIN FALLS, Idaho. goal line on two occasions last week will be one of the outstanding weapons to be used against the Teachers. Little Clug Vac her, despite an injured knee, is expected to do his usual stellar work against the Greeley ou' v tfit' On the same day that the varsity team of remeets the Teachers, serves will journey to Pocatello for a of Idaho, tussle with University southern branch, while the freshmen of Coach Buck Dixon will Journey to Rexburg. Idaho, for ft tussle with .. . Ricks college. O. H. Dahl-quls- t, caretaker for the fish hatchery of tbe Southern Idaho rish and Game association, made a report Tuesday showing 425,350 fish were planted this year In Snake river and tributary bodies of water in this region. .The waters planted extend all the way from Wilson lake, northeast of Hazeltine and Spring creek and Trapper creek, near Burley, to the Snake river In Hagerman valley. More than a dozen places near Twin Falls, Murtaugh, Buhl, Burley, Thousand Springs and elsewhere received young fish. Wyoming Schools Draw Schedule Idalio Trap Club Plant Shoot for November 24 -- EVANSTON, Wyo. Principals and coaches of the southwestern district of Wyoming will meet on the 23rd of November at Green River to draw up the 1929-3- 0 basketball schedule. This is one of the fastest basketball circuits in Wyoming and the state championship has rested in this district four times in the past 10 years. The schools Included In the district are Evans ton, Cokeville, Kemmerer, Lyman, Mountain View, Green River, Rock Springs, Supe- POCATELLO. Plans for ft local registered shoot are in tbe making by officers and members of the Pocatello Trap Shooting club, the date having been set for November 24 and a tentative program outlined. Assurance of entries from Blackfoot, Idaho Falls and Twin Falls are already In, with indications of good response from otner towns or south' era Id aha Substantial prises, mer chandlsing and cups are listed. Sev eral events will be irogrammed for women. rior, Rawlins and Hanna. a Pat (Reg. 0. , Office.) BY RIPLEY ""That" during aald time, between tbe hour of a. m. and J p. m., said list will be open to public inspection at the ornce of the City Recorder, Roeea JOO. City and County Building, Salt Lake City, Utaa. By order of the Board of Commissioners, dated November S. 1929. -- M m f . ea Nonsense! Blades do not have to tun poor occasionally. Genuine Gem Blades are lawlessly perfect every morning . Gem's keen edge slides easily through your whiskers regardless of your mood or how you spent last night. It I FOUR. F1V iiaaaersoiuc ll Totals GP.TP Slit t I 1 ..lit -- e e : t 8112 SIX. OPT P, City Recorder. . e'leonsrd.rf and Final Phf1Htie.rf Sewer Txi. Ho. 472, First t'iadstr.U ., Orahaai.U .. I Xstlmate. 1 I I 2 .... Ooldenx Bhurts.e .... I Published November T, 1828. . Cehoen.rt ... Porter.re Decker A wauon.is .... a s e e NOTICE JO CONTRACTORS. 1 1 71 Totals Totals 4111 Sealed propossla will be received by The greater part of our thinking. Room 2(6 State tha Secretary of State. 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SEDDOn. company each, proposal. , The right to reject any or all blot Is rexervrd. B1L& STATE OP UTAH. Willing. Secretary of State. It gives you and more comfort ... If habit has chained you to a blade that needs excuses, free yourself today. Try one 0 Allen.e ... ....lit lies sperrT.rt .... essee Leonard,U leaves your face checiTMy,cool-I- y more shaves Sill t'0 Headersmbit.. "Not Gem Bladesi They're always the hast and they're always good. Buy Gem Bladesthey don't taho vacations. " Gem Blades stop excuses and start your enthusiasm! f two. Sill? (B.rss.rf OP.TP.I Jo, Sir! Blade wasn't good today. Tha host of thorn run had occasionally." ea .. Lunt.rf ..... 3 ... 8(0 MaroulsUf.. CSSSI07.C Exeter.e . Roberts.1 8 8 0 Orer.lk ..... ( Koeerhans.lt. 1 1 t Birds .. CbrUtewuMf 1 1 1 II Totals 11111? I 1 1 111 Totals TRRKB. "Jonas, ym'H lava to ha mora cartful efyour atteoroiut. Ye eght to skavi every Jay. " , ' McArthur.rt 0 I 0 R. StonUf 110 Krtpple.c A.McAnnr.n Burke,l i l 1 I I Totals Ifaaager I Hiaaer, an elimination to determine which five will clash with a team composed of players on the football squad for the championship of the school. tit ...sees 3 Eapl7ee ." addressee eavatope te Tribune Informtioa.) sens' stamped Survey, for the purpose of constructing off. In mud pipe limn wherein mwwment When the winners In the three se Bart on Princeton avenue, nth to 118th street. In Sewer District No. of Salt ries have been decided, they will hold 1 BLADE NEEDS NO APOLOGY jyLgl " oni WV-WUli-arn t , That 'the Board of Bquallzaeton and Review, .aa appointed by toe Board c Comlsstbners. will meet at the oil , of the City Recorder, room 200. City and County Building, on Wednesday, on November 13, 1928. and continue in see-dactt day to aud including Friday. Hoveraber 14. 1928, between the hour, of --3:30 and 4 3S p. m.. and will bear and make and conaider any objections tax which correction of any proposed deem Unequal or said board may ' PROVa Although football la holding the center of attraction, basketball is closed second at the Brig ham Young university these days, when more than 60 candidates are trying for posiuona on thf tackles; Cliff and Larsen, the latter should Bergeson be unable to start, at guards; Parker or Pearse, center; Special to The Tribune. Call Quarterback: Welch or Thomp IOGAN. A dummy scrimmage son and Gillespie. JuUrJ sound. Wednesday ended the Utah Aggies' back. halfbacks, Maughan, a capable jreserveTS with the close of the Intensive preparation for their tilt number ofedStion. with the Aggies of Colorado Saturreserve for backfield men willlarge be added to the st tryday in the Loganltes' stadium. : ing for the team, among whom will Following the short workout, duty. be Brinley, Cooper and Magelby, Coach Dick Romney'a Farmers ad- Wilklns, Jensen Give three regulars of last season. journed to the gymnasium, where Aggies Strength at Tackle. Interest in the coming basketball they indulged in a discussion of the Wilklns. his season Is exceptionally keen and all having capaproved Coloradoans' style of football Simiunder and bility fire, Jensen are working hard. At the candidates give take discussions will lar probably up the Utah Aggie mentor sufficient first practice Monday evening tbe considerable time Thursday and Friat tackles. Parker, how- candidates were divided into two strength day, when the Aggies will indulge in ever, saw brief against the groups, with Coach Ott R mney in light signal drill only as tapering off Tigers last week, action but Pearse has yet charge of one and Coach Fred Dixon measures for the fray against the to In combat. conference play la charge of the other. Pivoting and Harry Hughes machine. .The Utah Aggies expect to face dribbling were stressed ; by Coach most the Injuries Hamper Scrimmages powerful team Harry Romney, with prssing being ex Hughes has put on the field yet this plained by Coaeh Dixon. After an Of Dick Bemney's Men. season. That the Loganltes are hour's work, the two squads were The difficulty of putting a full eager for victory is certain, since a exchanged, so thr.t each would get squad upon the field for ft game has win over the Fort Collins men and full Instructions in the two sections. led Coach Romney to lighten the a A huge Intramural subsequent victory over Denver will basketball scrimmages of his men. Four regu- send them into the - Utah battle tourney will get under way Tuesday, lars still are nursing injuries. Joe day with a good chance November 12, in which more than 20 Day. tackle; Ken Vanderhoof, guard, Thanksgiving the title, regardless of what suc- teams are expected to take part The and Bully Gardner, center, are three at cess m its next two games. alumni five, strengthened by Coach Utah has men who will be out of the Colorado Bob Howard, is the favorite to cop Aggie game, and a fourth, Cocaptain AMERICAN BOXES WINS, ;:. the totanay.- Doug Bergeson, may have to Join Nov. PARIS, I this trio. Bergeson, whose post is OToung) Stribllng of AUanU. Ga., autumn a vast Every spring and guard, still is slightly under the defeated Maurice Griselle. French movement occurs among the bird weather from an injury received in heavyweight, on points In their of and cold tbe population temperate the B. Y. U. game, and. even though bout at the Cirque Paris arena tones, but the birds of the tropics he may get Into the battle, it is quite before 6000 enthusiastic fans tonight. remain stationary. A GOOD Begin Tourney . Special to The Tribune. ten-rou- nd BELIEVE IT OR NOT Seniors u ' f : J ByJACKFARRELL. NEW YORK (CTS). There will during the month of February, 1930. The first will be of minor importance and probably will be staged on or ahoiit Fphruarv S. The second will be (he heavyweight elimination bout, featuring Jack Sharkey ana an opponent who will sot be named until the latter part of December. While no definite date has yet been fixed for the heavyweight, classic, it is almost a certainty that it will come off on Friday evening, February 28. Frank Bruen, vice president of the Garden, who Is to name Sharkey's opponent and on whose shoulders rests also the responsibility for selecting a favorable date, let it be known today that the fight would be staged between February 23 and February 28, and, since Friday is the best fight night in Miami, be will, in all probability, decide on the latter date, al though he asserts be is in no position to make a definite decision now. . It developes today that when the time comes for naming Sharkey's op ponent Gerald Ambrose Tuffy Griffith will have as much chance of getting the assignment as any of the others whose names have been men tioned in this connection. Tuffy is f ighting Paulino Uzcudun in Chicago early in December, but there is a chance that this bout may not materialize. If it doesn't, he will come here to fight Johnny Risko in the Garden the latter part of that month. In the event that he whips Risko he may get the preference over Otto Von Porat, even if Otto comes through a winner over rail scott, wnom he fights here December 9. Asked if Griffith was being seriously considered, Bruen refused to give a definite answer. But it is known that heavy pressure is being brought to Dear vj nave umiiu named as Sharker's opponent if he stands up In his fights in the Interim. remain the en- - GETS Tuffy Griffith My Draw Assignment ta Take .On Sharkey. will rs imii Friday morning. S. Carbon will close their (For proof football season Armistice day, ttaagaaaassaasaa November XI, upon the Klwanls athletic field at Price, when they meet me IIUUB UU MiUBU liuiu The contest is part of the celebration3 being staged by Price post No. of thV American Legion, and Is given under the auspices of that body. of Six, Two, Four Teams Win MCKWARfcS ST Captain Reid Allred will be out First Tilts of Saint the fray with ft fractured shoulder, Carbon-Mof- th which he sustained in the Senior Series. rame Saturday. Coach Ver non Merrill announces, however, that the remainder of the team will be - Senior teams of the L. D. S. high intact for the season's finale. school played the first games of their class series Wednesday afternoon. The Persians have a belief that all The feature tilt of the day was won wars are uro the unnumoerea "' by number two, consisting of Baggs, of men. . Jensen, Exeter. Roberts and Bird, . NOTICE IO MtOPEftlT OWNERS. frftm aumber one, by a score of 37 to lL in the other two encounters, the that Hotice Is hereby given number four downed number of a tax Is about to ba levied 12 to 3, and number six won three, from pfBalt number five "by ft count of 8 to 7. by ths Board 6 Commissioners Lake City, Utah, upon tha following 16 to and Thursday the semifinal games In property: Lota I to 13. .tad.. of the junior, junior college and busi Princeton Prl BubdlrUlonField SocSas. me-acr- e Pint "C. Big ness college tournaments will be run PRICE. 1929 Tfi that he C. Hoop Sport Gets Well Under Way At B. Y. U. Lair Jill'iS.rL!.,?.- that the ambitious Stephens will be be two flahts promoted by the Madi h tnarlr nli iff tn wt th mar.hinerv son Square Garden corporation in ' in motion. its new outdoor arena at Miami, Fla., . . ji.fiT fornia Saturday. be immeasurably improved when they take the field against Utah Bos Day Beady for ' ""7 Fray With Utah Eleven. Bus Day, the Farmers' versatile halfback, has recovered from injuries and is ready for the encounter. Dan Beattie,, giant end, likewise is ready for the Loganltes. With these two men back, the Hughes eleven is virtually intact for the rugged game expected. Coach Hughes has stressed passing this week both as ft. weapon to use and as one to defend against The manner in which the little Western Staters passed over the Aggie heads caused considerable pain to the Fort Collins coach, and he has done plenty of lecturing since that time upon men and Intercepting covering passes. ., for Line HnghesPoints Clever U.,A. C. Backfield. -The heavy Aggie "line has been given hard work, both in scrimmage and fundamentals during the last few days. Although Captain Price, Graves and Wilson have acquitted themselves well in games this season, the remainder of the Hush line has rharDins- and tackling? verv nrf .effectively. This is a weakness which the Utah, game made apparent and which Hughes has been working diligently upon. . . Joe Ryan, assistant to Hughes, scouted the Utah College game and his report was far from encouraging. The Coloradoans have been instructed to watch Call, wily Utah quarterback, and Dan Gillespie. The defense will be based upon these two men, even though Welch is used at halfback. n. .muni Arrangements for the air Invasion from Nevada were completed this morning with the Nevada Air Lines, which operates an airplane service between Reno and Glendale, Calif. .Eight planes, wia.be used to. carry the Wolf Pack crew. The start will be made at 9 o'clock to State Saturday. The Colorado Aggies' offensive has received more polishing than at any time this year. With a new star in m young man by the name- of Stephens.' Hughes has voiced the optimistic opinion that the Aggie offense may function. In Vaughn, Freauff, Ball and Day It has shown spurts of power. But something always has been lacking. There is the 'belief I Thirty-tw- o a characteristic After the rather humiliating 31-- 0 defeat at the hands of Utah, he has practiced behind closed gates. Not even the president of the college has been admitted to the daily secret practice, which have caused consid erable comment in Fort Collins. For that reason, the Aggies are expected mm unlikely C 'A. Romney Eases Up on tire four periods. Thlsjeaves a substitute lineup to begin against the Colorado invaders. Scrimmage; Four Reg-ulaNelson and E. Smith will be at ends; Wilklns and Cocaptain Still Injured. Jensen, --- -- mm WORKOUT IN PREPARATION FOR backfield lay for U. A. C. .promise trouble for the Colorado Aggies Saturday at Logan. Cocaptain Ed Jensen, left, whose capable play aL tackle, and Snowball Welch, whose educated toe and all round ii. UTAH AGGIES TAKE FINAL INTENSIVE RENO, Nev., Nov. 6W). members of the University of Nevada football squad, accompanied by coaches and trainers, will fly to Los Angeles on Friday to play the University of Southern Cali- A PORT COLLIN 8, Colo, Nov. seemingly Inspired group of rado Aggies were ready tonight to leave for Logan tomorrow, where they will meet a feared opponent Saturday afternoon. Coach Harry Hughes has profound for the Utah Aggie eleven of rspect Coach Dick Romney, and he has driven home to his team the necessity of playing Its best football of the year in order to win. After losses in his two major football encounters of the year, Hughes has taken pains to bring along his eleven for of Hughes for many years. But this season he has adopt ed drastic policy.' long Practice Behind Closed Gates Prepares Aggiee. C.JLC t7 frr-- a ctkif rue ffextzen toes me a ii jyvi.ti an reiwirr, v Ss &rpi v.nte i t, m. aeioe& n " "" double Mfo ' r fit e r.l ' B1LM)IE .f. |