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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1929, FOOTBALL EYES WATCH PITTSBURGH, NOTRE DAME . ' - j PENN STATE OFFERS OPPOSITION FOR PANTHERS; ARMY PREPARES FOR IRISH Mountain Stum Close Grk$ Careen National Lighti Go LmM ; Facts Oh Game Between Utah And Utah A. C Week's PROBABLE LINEUP. UTAH. Pot. . Ifgv ijHayer. 10 Utter ............left end 34 Slmpkin left tackle 23 Lybbert left guard Member QW d. Witness of Regular Grid Season. NEW YORK, Nov. 27 SET FOR TILT of sMf front where toe big guns are being witoanwn for anouiei Stewart United Pres. t writer, takes t sector where tars bSffrrfrgt the gridirons h at 0Tia final skirmishes. in Cagle and Al Marster.v two OWL greatest backfield men the teen m reoeni years, ma to football this fall. During 1 1 lretabperf1Shereverrfootbail la played. When they depart from the scene it l nicely that they win soon be forgotten as were their immediate predecessors - - Harry Wilson, an Arm y great of a few years back, and Swede Oberlancier, whose remarkable passing brought national fame to Dartmouth prior to the Manteri era. OTBKK I i vfmABRS. Marsters already has closed his caInjury sending him to a hosrter, an pital cot at the height of his greatestseason, Cagle win have two more opporiuhiUe to win recognition ss I member of the 1939 team. Army playing Notre Dame Saturday and Journeying to CtJtfornw late in December for a game with Stanford. The rtadheaded has not attained the heights this year that to reached in previous sons tee largely beoaust the Army bet been unable to build up an Interference to screen hi exploits but he plant to cement his reputation by an outstanding performance again: Notre Dame Cagle and Manteri trill take with them many of the men who made their feats possible. Mun el, O Keefe. OBmer, Kenny, Hutchinson and Perry are playing their last season with the Army, while Dartmouth will tote Captain Armstrong. McCall and Dole alter Saturday's game with the Navy. Other sections of the country also tote outstanding players to make way far newer and In some cases bigger and better heroes. John Law, captain of a great Notre Dame team, plays his final game Saturday and Chen will Join the "four horsemen," George Olpp and other Irish immortals. In the mlddiewest Bronko Ntgur-ak- l. Minnesota's versatile star, "pest" of Purdue. Welch and Harmeton Captain Bill Olassgow of Iowa and Calderwood of Northwestern have already wound up their careers. On the coast Benny Lom and his California teammate, Roy Rlegels. whose reverse run won him nationwide notoriety, and Pleischanker of Stanford, close their careers this sF- games. Heading the list for Thanksgiving day are the Penn --Cornell game at Philadelphia, the Pittsburgh-Perthe Philadelphia, mm HI m Penn - Cornell game at Philadel phia, the Penn State contest at Pltts- Pius-burg- h -- burgh. with New York being par favored ticularly In having the New York U Carnetle mm Bam Ma -- cute - Columbia contest". Colgate mix and Brown . IDAHO TEAMS This week HsW'tBBBtV fSH ...... , CAGIMABTERS. Asaat K is aoroaa the nal lisgal The unbeaten South Bend eleven clashes with Army in Saturday's intersec-- t tonal feature encounter. at Proviagain dence, while Holy Cross and Boston colleee rive ton a major at Tad Jones. traction. On Saturday the Armv- - Notre Dame game takes the center of the stAge in New York, with Navy end Dartmouth holding forth in ;, . Philadelphia. At regards Pitt and Penn State, toe sor a outlook Panther victory is bright, to say the least Pitt hat been through an extremely hard schedule when compered with If OlatStwl analysis, and each succeed tng game has proved the real class of mm elevens h saw WHMkm BnSsaBH ' Hmm fcaP HPSB M "ieBlai attack. There Is no question as to Pitt's pfthdlni hi eastern circles. A vic tory over penn Pfate win mean a great deal at far at any mythical national honors are concerned. Don- chess. Uanaa. Montgomery and Par m H LEHI. Twenty-fo- men win be ur carried to Heber Monday by Coach Ross Nielsen, When the local purple waxed floor artists tackle the Wasatch high of Heber in ft double-headon the letter's home floor. The 7 o'clock curtain raiser will be a set-t- o between the freshmen teams er BB Sm I BarBB sbK9 m bBAbbbbH ;r " F". r v - rr:- , Walton League Plans Placing Paulino Becomes Game Animals Betting Favorite Post-Seaso- post-gtaS- -- -- 5. HIGH SPIRITS; NOTRE MENTOR TEAMS Hoxer Unable To Meet Wife's fast-movi- Pitching Skill it ' New Yorkers Hope To Sign Maadeil one-rou- nd I non-tltul- tr : PROVO Dr. J. Karl Beck was elected president of the Provo chapter of the Izaak Walton league at a meeting held In the Provo city and county building. H. B. Ma km wat elected vice t dent and R, s. Curtis was reelected secretary and G. M. Taylor, treasurer. Mark Andereon, Edgar McArthur. Wells Brimhall. Dr. L. W. Oaks and! as Qeorge H Brimhall were directors. Discussion In regard to the stocking of the Tlmpanogoa fame refuge with mountain sheep wis taken up following the election of officers, ana Mark Anderson wat named to work on the project and make efforts to secure some sheep if possible through the United States bWoglcal survey from the national bison range in Montana, The possibility of securing some elk from the Nebo range to stock the local district was also discussed and Anderson was also named chairman of a committee to work out a Piar. for trapping these animals. Decision to seine the pond near the Columbia Steel plant, where bass were planted by the chapter last fall, was made and next Sunday this will be done In an effort to deter mine how the fish are progressing. An entertainment committee of Dr. Madison W. Merrill. chairman; Lynn Hawt and Oscar Carlson was appointed bv Dr Beck to ma! . plans for soma entertain ment before January 1. A turkey snoot WUl prooaoiy be new. , Jack Dempsey Stupendt Boxing Show for Holiday 32-- d; Five Win Birds At Ft Douglas uwunrc - mwmm OF MEN Ha p experience, ability and honesty Phone Wasatch 5514 Call or write Dr. W. M. GRIFFITH 113 Main Street ' Basque Have Will 15 Pound Advantage Over Griffith in Bout. CHICAGO. Nov. 2 Taffy Griffith and Paulino Utcu- rrun in tne best or shape lor their 10 round demsior. fight at the Chi cago stadium Friday night, the odds are favorable to the Basque. Boxing fans base their preference for the foreigner on the theory that there Is no heavyweight living who can spot, the Basque IS pounds and beat him. There WUl be at least this diffei enee in weurht when the fiehttrs crawl through the ropes. Orifffth will not scale more than 180 pounds, while his opponent will weigh nearly WO pounds, according to their respective managers. In addition, Tufty must be prepared to stand plenty of punishment around the midsection. Because of the weight advantage and Paulino's impressive record the Basque has been made an 8 to S favorite and may be made the I to 1 Choice before the bell Paulino says he doesn't fear Griffith. Members or nts training staff predict a knoc- kout Both oom-oos- ed fighters endH training today with the strenuous long workouts, Basque boxing six rounds with his sparring mates. He worked two sessions with Ed Wills, as mi Tom Jones and two with Larry Creighton. Griffith worked s similar number of rounds with Bennie Stanley, Chief Jack Elkhart and Pete Wlstort. Yankee $ Buy Leading ;. inttetsKHi . CHICAGO, Nov. 27 cn-J- ack Heavier From St. Paul Dempsey decided today to suspend promoting boxing snows at me coliseum until after the holidays. ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov 27 m. He canceled his date for December &mericue Pom, leading pitcher in 20 and his next venture will be on ihf American association last. VM.r January S. with has been sold to ttw victories, The former world heavyweight New York Ameriotn league baseball champion dropped I702S from Tut dttb. POlll is a right hander personal bankroll last night trying The announcement was made toto raise funds to enable him to be day by R. J.Connery. president of come a Santa cians for poor chil- the Saints. The deal wat made in dren at Christmat. The public failed the tame trade that sent Eugene to become Interested in his program Bubbles) Harerave fl.ti.tc of eight bouts, involving a flock of to the Yankees, but announcemen new heavyweight prospects. it wat withheld at. that time Chi-eag- on mm '. Hmp Senior B Five Captures Tilt Moy-ntah- n, i a ftU".; 0 Jtab id AstLxn Mac-Knig- ht w Tickets for Sale St. Mary's Defers . sat Game Decision U re Acute and at t kinson are perhaps the outstanding to Ths trdwas. men of this Panther segregation, and spwi! more than 12 their work will be watched with un- se PROVO.cUpuing nds from the old record held by usual Interest Richards, Tony BenUey, Bttg-ha- m Penn hat had little trouble with Pred Young university student body Cornell in recent yean, but this and long distance star, on Thankting day should president game set new ft mark for the "V" Thanks Msjetto The Trtfeaee. not only one of the closest, run when he Kove of the giving POCATELLO. Idaho Both of the best, yetr. the four and half miles fans of southern Idaho s re gather elevens are capable of brilliant foot- negotiated 22:21 mt here for the all Idaho grid Ult of ball Of the two, Cornell is the more Nelson, a sophomore, was Ralph weather tore- machine-lik- e, pregreater casr-Thpleasing behind Bentley the entire dis ooer whistle at 2:30 m its oiieruuve piay. atsaa close DAME SHOWS tance and pushed the winner will bring together the elevens of the have proved exceptionally University of Idaho at Moscow and adept in forward passing. Penn pos- - weison also went the distance Rlohardjs' former record. With the Poca tello branch Of the same CHOOSES TWO ARMY grtet speed in the backiieio, school, under the names of the Van- with a dangerous flanking attack, ley running merely against time, Nel- to officially credited with windals and Tigers, both gambling their and Cornell will be hard pressed in son CtktMew Vita V,a tMftaftta aawwjl net now. hawa aa) taiam aavvtp Waffli waaa nave ftftas fMU's? chances on long shot. defending not only against this flank engraved on the H O Merrill trophy Pocatello coaches will start a light attack but against the forward past Qeorge corbett, husky Y athlete, Rockne Believes Ramblers and team, with Vance at wall. One of the outstanding a considerable distance be and Roeenbaum, man mountain backs of the year Is Masters, whose was third, tackle and fullback, oh the bench. ability in kicking, patting and run- hind the two leaders, ah three athWill Come Home With will receive medals, while the An end tweenlnc and aerial tame Is far above the average. The letes ning and Cor Bentlev senior with class, to will likely bt retorted la en effort rival captains, Wakemaa of Cornell Victory. and third places, win be to meet the power of the vandal and Ult of Penn, are Inspiring and bett in first treated to the turkey dinner and with loot) strategy playing for the first score, the effort which it reoorat. it is impossible to moose oe- SOOTH BEND. Ind, Nov. 17 expected to mean something in the tnete two teams, i ne game vOtacAGo, Nov. shirehatged by a grim dete should produce some very brilliant of Cowboy Eddie Anderson coach Leo caiiand brings a befliy end sensational football to fulfill thailing coach's dream earns a who liveli. Wyoming, battered erew mm last week's severe foothood in and united has the of undefeated prise ring, sb drubbing bv U. S. c end will Dlav transferred his training quarball team, Notre Dame's championseveral stars on the bench. He win Oaaae Offers Treat from ters home to gymnasium. MBW YORK, Nov. IT (GTS). If Ramblers tonight hus start the remaining members of the The Syracuse-Columb- ia Anderson won a game of- - the New York State athletic com ship bound Vandal first string to count ft food fen tled through their final home workdecision from his wife in suThis also, as possibilities great and mission relents, per expected, score In the first half, after which should be Columbia's beet of perior court today on grounds garni mits boxing champions to come into out for the Amy. ' he hopes to give a number of teen eu the of Pew elevens, east or west HtW York and participate in a Not since the practice sessions for cruelty. Admitting year. opportunity for action. skill of in modicum were same California line Sammv Mandell. rush the Southern dodging greater fights. light strength will be first the Thursday's game and blocking, he protested his wen Syracuse, and Hewitt s per weight champion, may be lugged Into spirit as high and determined as appearance of a Vandal crew on the formance wife's barrage of plates and this forward wall Madison Square Garden before the they appeared tonight tmCfif the local field since 1918. when the then will be careagainst cases was too fast for f ui ty watohtd. Unsettled vanity winter is over to battle the winner of ranks of the Ramblers. Their block Idaho Tech lost by a 0 count to sidestep. him conditions militated Al backfield have between Wat timely, their paws fast and tussle night's Friday lag Among the men who will play with a and tneir oeiense a gains! 'and Pete Nebo. Syracuse this year, but In the Vandals la Kenneth Barrett, a against Matchmaker Tom McArdto thinks final game the Orange and Blue plays good. Pocatello boy, who closes hit college this are reaay for anytmng tne tieauy the only man who stood out should hit the best commnation. he can ret Mandell to box on a much grid carter on hie home field is a fine tackle, smaller wage in ft nontltular fight of S tot.'' said Coach Knute on defense. Columbia Btoecker Vandals and the Tiiers were the and it it doubtful If Syracuse can than he would set if his title were Rockne. "I haven't been able to offensively and guests of the Pocatello chamber of accomplish much to his side. Syra- at stake. Bddto Kane, Sam s man- watch my boys this week, but l have theBoth Una organised second first commerce at the forum meeting cuse of ro. talked to most of them and they today, seemed tostring to a asked for have the ager, guarantee appears advantage have tn edge over Wednesday noon held at the Ban- at this time, but stranger oon meet f the a at to slackened weight haven bit, despite their the real first line. The second com- singer things havt nock hotel. Calland and Felix Plas-tin- o ft Columbia victory when the matter first was broached temfto schedule," stood Its ground determinof the Tigers. With E. W. Bitot, happened than demand the weeks M but several meet will shove off will stubborn Thd team, with ago, strong, In guarding Its forward passers. Colgate assistant coach, were honor guests. resistance to was much too high. tomorrow morning, fol- edly tor New York Providence. at Colgate o. Nicholas if ft gavt the address of blessed with a clever Negoitians are under way for a lowed by a special train carrying quarterback in welcome on behalf of the business bout between George Hoffman, for- South Bend and Notre Dame rootmen of the city, and responses Were Yabtock, a fine back in Dewier, end New York amateur heavyweight ers. Ooech Rockne, slowly rceovtnng mer strona outfit all made by the coaches. champion, and Annand Emanuel, the from a blood clot in his right leg, along the line. Th probibie lineups: If will abt accompany the team. TfMtt. wrown, however r.as always ocen fighting barrister of California vmiimu R, Beckttrad "I have learned my lesson," Notre at the peak for this game. While terms are arranged they will go 10 . Aureus (e.) alfw Colgate should win, the victory must rounds on the Christmas 6. fund show Dafhe's sick general laid, "and will sso rrafti Hoffman stay at home. I expect my boys to edApproximatelyshoot persons attendUpfttriok Aadersoa be won on the open field play. The In the Garden December Mi the SanntU Thomai turkey given under the rii Chiof Marriner draw with Lee a cross-Bosthave a tough fight, but believe they college game is got rtf Kuivsa Holy star. infanauspices of the Thirty-eight- h . will bring back the Army's scalp." Martin what might be properly called any- cago last night ni of which Lieurifle association, try demn. Xieb Tom will direct Notre two the are Here body's game. lilt .... tenant Harold P. Green Is secretary, Dame fortunes during the game. elevens, wen coached, with Price Lettermen Pick itli Wednesday at Port Douglas, five Saturday's game will mark the end participants In the shoot aggressive lines and plenty of speed were sucthe collegiate football careers of in their respective backf lelds. Their Captain of Sharp Lea turkeys. seven regulars Johnny Cole rick, left cessful In winning records are equally good. It Is imHerschel T.Coffman. MaPRICK Sharp Lee, basketball let- end: Ted Twomey. left tackle; Jack jorCorporal possible to choose between them. Courtney H. Hodges, who was re N. Y. U. has apparently hit Its ter man for the vast two years, has Cannon, left guard; Nash and lieved from command of cen U stride once again, and will have to be been elected captain of the 1930 Price ny La w and Jack' the Thirty-eight- h temporary Wednesin full stride to cone suffessfully with five. Three letter men, Lee, Bill Eider, flairoacks. But no one should day upon the returnInfantry of Colonel H. C. and Ross Webb, voted. Sharp, feel sorry for Rockne next season. Price; Carnegie Tech With Myers again in George Jacobson, a member of ORATOTt IHTXRCLA88 He will have another powerful team, tne good condition, N. Y. U. will present In addition to his prowess in basItaottnc of Tesmn salt Lake Rifle club; e m. full strength. Carnegie possesses a ketball, was on the football team for Including such veterans as Bavoldl of 165s Yale Crest and Ser" ft .. Caridea and others. Bophomort line that will be a match for the Vio- two years. geant August Kohler, compose the SotOf let a front wall, and in Armentrout Jun'or Ust of successful shooters. Soiifiomorp halfback, and Karris at fullback, the Dame will, of course, be the overo," people A number from surA Senior Pittsburgh eleven is extremely strong whelming favorite to win, but Army Army Coach Picks Junior B rounding districts were attracted to on defense. Carnegie s attack is a knows and understands the Notre the shoot . The Senior B five turned back the beautiful combination of power and Dame scheme of attack. It remains Two First Strings of this game to be seen whether this knowledge WEST POINT. N. Y- - Nov. ST (IP). second year A team Wednesday the deception. The outcome will suffice In bringing to an end the Captain Biff Janes created two first latter composed of former junior is very doubtful. ' Notre Dame victory drive. Army has string elevens today and sent each in high stars, winning by a 19 to 14 In score. The strong shooting of Wayne Cagtt, Murrell been woefully weak at the kicking turn against a strong plebe outfit in Feature Games Player counted most in the victory Saturday's game Notre Dame, to this point, at a long scrimmage, perhaps the hardseason on Ending the for the fourth year team. Buehner est work Of the week, in preparation Saturday are least, has shown no real weakness. Army-NotDame and Dartmouth and J. Jensen alto went strong for This weakness In sicking may even for the Army's annual battle with SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27 VP. without Navy games. Dartmouth, the winners. be great enough to cost the Army the Notre Dame at the Yankee stadium In the first official statement of the a Marsters. has maintained Inand New in winning Parker all York on Saturday. By Heesch, Kramer game, without giving consideration subject, by Louis Le Pevre, graduate played good ball for the sophomores. stride against Brown, and Cornell to other phases of play. Perhaps the serting reserve players Into the two manager, announced today that St. In the two other second round games and should be a better team against weakness no longer exists, and if first string lineups, the Army coach Mary s college had not and was not the Junior B five won from the se- Navy than against either of these. this is so Army wUl be In a very was able to drill Just that many more now considering a postseason footnior A, 11 to 9, and the sophomore Dartmouth's greatest strength to in much stronger position. Cagle and men to the style of attack he expects ball game in San Francisco. B team took an easy victory against the rush line, and Navy will have to Murrell are In their last game, and to employ against the Irish. "At no time have we made any be stronger on attack than at any here are two of the best backs in the the junior A quintet, 30 to 7. A dummy defensive scrimmage overtures for a postseason game in Results of the first round matches time this season to advance consis- game. With Carideo the tentatively scheduled for tomorrow, San Francisco." said Le Pevre. "I were: Sophomore A. 27, Junior A 14, tently. The Navy line, however, is eleven, however, Notredirecting will end the season's work on the understand, however, that private inDame apsenior B 25. junior's 5, sophomore B also unusually strong. The forward neiir M hwvr fh ftnrt inri plains. The team will depart for terests In Los Angeles were trying to will 13; senior A 8. pass undoubtedly play ft ind ftnesse. and a failure to win New York on Friday in time to have une up a contest tor us. The two final series of games will important part in the outcome of this coma Sautf surDristae. at least. field of the New York Athletic club, "As a result of the outside and un be played Monday and Tuesday. De- tame. Like any other football game, how a brief drill at the Travers Island solicited help, we have received many cember 2 and 3. Army alone remains in the path of ever, many things may happen, and where the squad will make its head inquiries rrom colleges throughout ', Coach Baker will then pick out his Notre Dame. Notre Dame's record is a Notre Dame victory is by no means quarters until just prior to game time. the country askine about the possi different squad players. by far the more imposing. Army a certainty, Defensive practice today revealed bilities of a game. The board of conhas been through a very difficult that the Cadet line has some dis- trol of St. Mary's college will meet, Switzerland to giving aid to radio schedule, and has profited much by tance to travel before being ready for next Tuesday to decide whether we (Copyright by the Chritty Walsh broadcasting, the experience thus gained. Notre ftvitaitassi) Saturday's game. Perry was prac- - will engage in a postseason affair." . championstre least three touchdowns, and because of the poor JTne II II HW-)5-s- SOUTH BEND, Itul, Nov. 27 (AP). Knute Rockne told the Associated Press today there was no possibility for a game for Notre Dame s football team this fall or on New Year's day, This settled reports that Notre Dame might be one of the contestant In the Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena New Year's day. "As soon as my boys get back from the Army game we are going to have their pictures taken and then toss mothballs In their uniforms," Coach Rockne said. "There will be no post season game. "We will hare played as hard a schedule as any one team ever did this season nine of them with some of the best teams all over this country and that is enough." e The cur- Romneys physical condition of Dick team the score may mount even has annual game higher. This upsets in the past but SerTappean to be little likelihood of another this year. Utah has had considerable rest and the team Is declared to be in the best physical trim of the season. Denver university, fighting for a chance to finish In a tie for second Colopiece with the University of Colorado meet the Aggies will rado, sail in Denver. The Aggies are sboutdue tor ft form reversal, but in view of their 6 to 0 defeat by the of Colorado, and Denver's decided improvement as evinced in the Utah Aggie contest, the Pioneers have been made slight favorites. Colorado college and the Colorado LB School of Mines meet at Pueblo, the home town of Dutch" Clark, Colorado quarterback and captain. Montana State college plays a game with Mount St. Charles at Great Palls, with the Bobcats favored to uphold conference honors against team that has made ft good comeback after early season LH mm BwiMja l&rW Btmtley Clips More Than 12 Seconds From Former Mark. cross-count- WV Mountain conference football stage with three traditional games on the . Thanksgiving menu. No important issue is to bedeckted. standLeading places to the setson ing previously have been decided. The University of Utah, twice sucMo " cessive Winner of the tain title, clashes to Salt Lake Witt mms&mm Notre Dame Plays No n Games, Positively Asserts Rockne J ,1 the Utah Aggies. favored to wta Old Record Falls In B. Y. U. Event cover properly thb phase of the State mr Mksmivmmm mm - im far from a setun. however, for any team. State has plenty of speed and a very deceptive forward passing attack If Pitt has a any place it is in forward is DENVER, Nov, 87 tain drops tomorrow on the Rocky I.. He2g9H H H ElQjfl KwEHI laj fiwea setup Team. Penn State Jlf.v. - ... JH saj Sal - Hin-sha- Rote Nieleen TaJke Lehi Squad to Battle 1fa$atch GRID JSEASON Final Games of 1929, 3 Traditional Battles, on Thursday's Schedule. end will witness the close of the 1939 football season except for postseason post-seas- . the bead coach's recent illness. Patent Office.) -- . Tom Utb (Uft), an assistant to Knute Kochte of Notre Dame, and Captain John Low, guard, who are directing the national title drive of the Irishmen during R. M. C. ENDS Football Board. (Reg. U. 8. . . Direct Irishmen's Attack in Roc Ws Absence By TAD JONB8. Taanksgivma day battles along the conference front win 33 Jonas center witness the parting firing shot to the 37 Olson guard ...right tackle 19 11 a a half with down Jones campaign right teams following In the steps of the 30 Watktea right end 7 Darts C.).... quarterback otner six member elevens wnose acweek-en3 Sumaierhays. . . right half tivities were silenced last The focus of attention will be 33 Price toft halfback shared at Bait Lake and Denver Salt 37 Pomeroy fullback lake because the champion Uni AOOtatl versity of Utah machine takes on its No Player. Pot. ancient ana traditional roe, me utan 8 B. Smith right end Aggies, and Denver where Colorado 11 Day tackle ngnt Aggies Invade Denver university sta-426 Wllkins right guard In a fight for high conference 23 Peerse ... center Colorado honors. college standing 30 Ward left guard .loses it season at Pueblo where the 3 Jensen C.,....lefi tackle tigers fling Dutch Clark Into the 39 M0n left end Colorado Mines outfit. Call ..quarterback Montana State plays aft Bt. 33 Welch ....right halfback Charles at Boteman Thursday while 3 Remund left halfback Denver university has billed a De- 4 Otllesptt fullback : 7 contest with Regis, but with Time 1; 30 p. m. exceptions, and probably the Place Ute stadium. tilt, the possible Utah season win gnna out a ciose on Coaches Ike J. Armstrong, nksBivlns day t Hah E. L. Romney. Utah AgThe day will mark "finis" to many gies. lights careers of the moun IMMg Caotalnt Bob Deris. Utah: ones be tain rerion. the most notable E4 Jensen end Doug. Bergeson. Karl Powerhouse- - Pomeroy of ing Utah Aggies. Utah and Earl "Dutch" Clark of and White. Colors Red rado college. Utah; Blue and White. Utah POMEROY. f'LABK. Aggies. Pomeroy win give his valedtetorv Offidah Jordan, Dartperformance in an attempt to smash mouth, referee; Osteon, Col the Utah Aggies Jorwara wan as rado Aggies, umpire; Kump, Salt Lake while the "Plying Dutch Montana State, head linesman" plans to exhibit his heels to man; Warner, Utah, field Colorado Mines. Pomeroy and Hark Judge. in the cor.fer- have been ence this sot son and their rttttng is deeply regretted. There are other almost as notable who will don the pads for the last time for the cood old alma mater Floyd Carr. esteemed and slippery Colorado Mines captain and halfback, will mstch his dazzling speed with that of Clark's in hi adieu; Captain Bob Davis, Jimmy Hodgson. Pete Dow, Ernest Simpkin. Leon Jones snd Chub Utter, men w! formed the backbone of the great Utah machine, are serving the Crim son form rati tune Idaho, Poca- successors to the foregoing grid- University immoriron students must perform tello Branch Bsttle Hi tal feats to erase the imprints which we mouniaui stars ox waay nave 13 mm upon the minds of fans and !.. Oiali not be forgotten' Bck y mountain Battles - V W -- e of LL Stadium 11:15 x i a.m. Reserved Seats .......$2.50 Beneral Admission , ..; ......$2.00 High School Students with Student Body Oardg ..... "Kids" under 14 years of age at North Gate GAME CALLED AT SKPaawaV 4.w,3SSb 1:30 P.M. 100 25t |
