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Show ' ' f Utes Expected to Hold Oregon to Pair of Touchdowns Before Sparse Crowd of 5,000 H 0' ) i ) V" f ) i t r RELATED HONEYMOON Tk Mas Baan (Mary EIlm Sulliraa) . ia Hair York, afu, th. Joa Laaia hattta., ... SATURDAY IP " " OCTOBER 1935 5 Id ft Slt 'HU-U- l ki' CITY For -- Head Man For Colorado Tigers Cubs TOO Joa LouU, wifi's cooking aamplaa GOOD COOK. SALT. LAKE Put Faith 111 .j- wmu - Colorado, Carleton 20-1- 4 Greeley Eleven, Pounds - Out 12-- 0 Win Over Chadron AN ALL-UTATEAM Tigers Carry Punch Th enterprising and rg Face To Win s sourceful Georgp Trevor, who write football features, bes inDefeat cluded Utah in his series of all' tiro honor football teams and , EDWARD J. NEIL snakes a selection that is sure Jo (Associated Press 8 porta Writer) CHICAGO. Oct. - Up to their Provoke a lot of argument. All necks In verbal war and adversity H In ia thair apartmaat. ,n. Denver U. Turns Back By Thorpe Detroit ring alar, wIy-wad- Eugene Team Has 9 Veterans a Starts At Half, Atkinson . Levine BY LOUDON KELLY (Associated Press Sport WHter) DENVER, Oct. 5. Denver University still held tight to its uni defeated record tn the Rocky BY LES GOATES Mountain conference today three (Deseret New Sports Editor) victories and no defeat. EUGENE, Ore, 6ct. 8' iSpe- -' D. U. had too, a vivid memory if cial) An untested Utah football team, playing on a dirt gridiron Stateorado duel of a long passes, surrounded by wooden bleachers, Tigers from Detroit reached out tothrilling runs and smart football, was ready today for it baptism of j that Is exactly what Mr. Trevor' day for another th Pioneers triumphed. 29 befors nteDdel fill to bo There it nothing that I grip on Chica. to . to by go's Cubs, , .stirs up the good old Alma Mater If there been have more the Oregon Web. flip them- over se-packed football contests foots oqo of tho once more for pirit, like a discussion on Ihe played In Denver lit recent years, team leaning halt the margin merits and demerits of th the experts couldn't recall them. Pacifio th of be-- , that stands Meanwhile, at j Greethe coast conferGreeley, gridders. e tween them and ley Bute Bears were defeating ence. A crowd Here U what the syndicate man baseball's world ft Chadron. 12 Teachers. Neb, 0. to of spectat,009 project upon tha unsuspecting f championship . for their, second win In asj many tors, leas than Utah enthusiast: Tho may they weeks over a Nebraska one fourth tho foe, CENTER Harvey Hancock, it. beat the Cubs 1 Hardin Scores number that GUARDS waa Henry Hurren, '24. yesterday saw club Roy Hardin, quarDean and '29. . Olson, evidence onough terback In 1924. and hia underTACKLES Jack Johnson, 12. dash at Balt for tboee with study, Mansell Worden, scored tho and Tiny Home. OS Lake City last eyes to see that Bears' two touchdowns. 12 ENDS season, populatand Vhla world .aerRoger Van Pelt . football D. ed the bleachThornton Morris. 2. gave ies is headed for C. two of Us seores and they capiers. Tho aand QUARTERBACK Tommyj3ls- the same resttalised a break a sawdust muffed punt by and Patrick. '12. ing place that Bill son Hughes, Coach of HALFBACKS Alonzo Romney, gridiron was a Harry the w o r I d s of th and little Hughes Farmers soggy (or their '11, andTred Bennlon. 'OT. h a v ywelght third. alow amd th FULLBACK Frank Christensen, championship will find when and foreHoward Levine weather Colorado Btats called on Leon22. If Joa Louis ever gets into a ring cool waa for cast afternoon ard this Voli's crossbow arm Trevor to second a For team, right Jimmy Braddock, cloudy with Intermlttant pluck their touchdown from thc!and to sell this aggregation to with titlcholder namely Detroit. Two more knockJ October snappy and ktpt, showers. the publUbera: night have got the down and Tigers Th to even! gentlemen who 'fighting the last bell and CENTER Marvin Jonas, '29. U. th riva BDuda lke Volx scored thetr second I00' ftor. GUARDS Danny Savlcb, 14, bit a While maybe the Cuba, ot Utah and Frink Calliacn as th g and Winfield Croft. '22. gun. strons were staggering around each conceded the gam d racked and the TACKLES Ed Peterson, 11. punchy, goal their fighting umpires and missing ball after the officials chased eager to the other. Since somebody willIt and Donald Bay, 07. have to take the blamed thing th real foe, tha spectator off th playing field. ENDS Andrew Anderson, 'OS, shots at th Alvin Crowder, looks like Rt can be had cheaply. General game. But If waa young and George Watkins, 13.Hughes the Star Back Hurt at one moment of tbia highPreston painstaking right hander, was Just "'goat" QUARTERBACKS man to sneak another Sunday hopes were dimmed to. paced struggle, he was tho chief Oregon's Summerhaya, IS, and Henry Rich' the over iho loss of Walter Back, tha youngsters Chicago day by punch of oven rnor protagonist ardson, 'OS. exciting star against Ffaji last year. He gill w)to started to well, but apparently rULLBACK Lon Hyde, 14. happenings. undergo a serious leg operation. Ju before the first half dosed, John While thl department Is com did most of their running la th veteran .tackle Is . paratirely too young to talk about frrat few paces. Tosta because tbelt of an In. th ef mldet in carrying a shovel past, only to slip and fait;Jury ufffred Lon Hyde of 14 or even Fred Benlota week. Ken Bkln- Georg on wet grass with nlon, 17, It nevertheless wUl not personal war with Umpirehard touchdown 214 bitner. and pounder equally aa ' send the town crier out to gape Moriarty, aa Impetuous four yards away. good, wilt plav this position. with unrestrained glee about this ten Irishman, to Keneeaw Mounewes Tie Utahs llneup will be tntact with select Ion. For one thing. It can- tain Landis, baseball's high comColorado State didn't get that possible exception of Rar Atnot figure out why one of Utahs missioner, the Cubs placed theira touch doa, but they cor(d onu th kinson at guard instead of Norm Carleton. were omitted waning faith In Teg three after tbe Vole right reel who spent Fridas (n bed sent a forward pate period. Z5 Page from the first selection, the same graduate of tho St louts Cardinal etreakmg yarde into young Hughes' arm nursing a leg injury. Chances are being Earl Powerhouse pomerop, gaa house gang, and It that falls, end he turned and scampered human dyne- - , - who was first choice fullack on the nothing tha umpires say, and do is 22 the little more for the ecore. mo will play qa his speed la surely after much today. International News Service honor going to matter Thle tied the count, a Denver needed io lead the Interference-Levin- a Tigers Calm In Turmoil eleven In 1931. Of course It would n had tallied w touchdown At Half as not do to leave off Frank Chrlsten- - In word of as few syllables not ten mlnutea after the game etarted. "Levi Levine arlll start at half, sen. who was probably Utah's great- possible th Cubs, certainly acres Young slammed for the a that aeor generally insisted place assigned to Bill to wind est footall playar. so tor tha take lacking in courage, up a drive. Cowley. Coach Armstrong explanof argument And In recognition Moriarty. one of th .American move was terse and Denation of that Hughes' fumbled gave of th greatest honor n great grid League umpires of this frozen, flip ver th ball on tbepunt Farmers convincing. Said ha; ?what good der can achieve, your correspond- flop classic, gavs them tha business line as th last started. ta tha best purser in fh league I? k ent would put Pomeroy In at Bill Caftrey. Lenvera period yesterday when the Tigers over- valient There 'S no body who can clutch hia omor (uliback, stormed over soph and leave off Fred Bertnien (or throw ' the score. to I In eleven Innings, and pulled who was probably Just as good. D. U. ran th count to 20 to 7. Armstrong never Worked snv Of coarse Jack Jobnaon rates out from the underdog position Into with th game almost over, when Utah team aa hard aa he has this first team place hut Mr. Trevor errs tho favorite's role In th third when of out Ray one, and no band of Redskin Johnson, suit when he say Christensen Is the gams at Wrlgley field. and with a bad kne only a ever showed a finer spirit. While the Cuba were still scream34 yard ton only Utahn to gain ago. days aped 'IToiir correspondent believes Utah honors. Johnson made the Law-- T ing to Landis about AM oriarty for othr touchdown. " " Theneth Farmers showed their!'11 'ror a( Fwt "O' York Sun honor heating Manager Charlie Grimm renca Perry-Neplow and that the reHpie plut'k. oominj baric to score go it team In 1921 and hie amaslng play and Captain . W oody English, a bo bi tattv larkata n to won't tost Vo1 minor the of puy, my off the with the Detroit Lions proves that pair of noncombatants, threw three etraight pMee good mors than twice, provided the on t be deserved It. premises because of complaint for 41 yard and ecored from the no looser. get went , Tt has always been-- our opinion about .Ms decision, the Tigers blwe Oregon Vela four.yurd line oa a doable from ton. that Marvin Jonas was Utah's about thefr business et whining will start nine men who i greatest center, but' Harvey Han this scries content that they'll never helped beat Utah I to 7 last year. Todays and that's Jones and Rlordon. ends: are: here call The cock gets the Grsslsy Bears ran into stub They face anything tougher that), 4 boro defeneas erected by the Chad Bjorlt and Codding, guard okeb by va LeGrand Dykeman problem. tackle: ron too none and outfit looked Farrar, center, and Relh-ma- g would he this reporter's selection Makeshift I. bleep Tha in winning. backs. and Braddock. The Coloradans' wlt-good beFirst they were hit smack for tackle along with Johnson defensive play was good enough to Utes have eight first string playHeber Whiting picked over Dean tween the eyes about noon with the hurl back a Chadron scoring flurry ers who participated in that memOlaon at guard. Although Chub realisation that Hank Greenberg on tbe orable conflict. Hogan and Swan, Una. Jewish first baseman bg McKenti . and Jeppron. Utter was ones referred to by the University of Utah opening Its ends: boon Bronx th who his clashed as best the with Grames, season, guard: Robert Coach Ik Armstrong Oregon atjtackles; out was ell hitter year, and Eugene in the most attractive of center; Lajton. quarterback end be over coached, this sagacious cleanup action with a atramed left wrist, four halfback. confsrenceiKramer. games, involving little speed demon Isnt even listed. not only for the day but probabl line-u-i scheduled The Orefor teams, today. Even at that th giant Vah Pelt for the entire series I 1 fab Owtst goa was favored. Marvin Owen, and Morris stand out aa the peer of They' had to shift aeroaa Colorado end Jored College expected to'Hoggsn tbs inthsir third baseman, hard game with Western Swan - Riordoe all Utah wlngmen. a have end field to fill big Greenberg's phots ... Colorado, State k at tackle (C) Lets have your Springe. Bjoi and ahoved Young Herman 'Flea' Colorado Teppson tackls ..... fikinnr ming hoped to make ...,.C-...- , selection. Jorgensen Herwlg BERKELEY, Calif., Oct Clifton. lttHe more then a rookie. victim of its home com- - frames Mines the ,, ... Conlee Codding guard (O raTenney A LOGAN. Oct. 4 (Special) ,...rg..M Into Owen'e place at third. Then CHICAGO, Oct. 4 f AP Next Directed to use 'everything t hay Carlton ........ . guard 3axa .. Carter ing festivities at Laramie. .rt. . ... Meister; modeled Dens tlhU it eoock of (A B,g Bill Lee. the Cubs' December raey trriog about a change have just to win the eld ball J. along came Blue and WhHe team from Intrastate laurels were at Issue Roberts center ErdeUU Farrp BrlUingham..re,...4 but ontU thet time at ieaat Charlee sophomore right hander. In clash Montana the belweta Larson ... football lease amd fobs Amen powerfulRerhmsn State; SchreiberfUtah quarter Stats wKl do combat with the lh. Blower to smother them with one run for Buddy Myerfl the Waehlngton Ben game. tho California Bears take Thomas Ui varsity, Montana cellar Kramer Goodin halfback rh. ,, it on of hia players to yom esnY seven Groux, Denver Pioneers on October 19 at and veteran necond baseman, ia tha field against St. Mary's college nnJngs while Elden Auker. tor . halfback team of the Pacifio Coast cooler, Levine . Mirheck f ....... Maxhamj Colton........ tn Denver say I hit aggregation hant a prayer their underhand star was being the 1914 Americas league batUog at Memorial etadiunf this sftsmoon K. second Butte. tha conference . fullback .. Braddock at Lunnen sues, Flees Meek . beaten ruffed around, and being " champion. before an expected 5,600 fsbs. Offiols Morse .Seattle, refers: Game time 9.94 p.m. (Pacific gam on tha Aggie schedule. a to 1. According to final aemloffIctaI the Beers 14 pounds Standard Owen, Portland, umprei Fullm' Time). Since tbs U. C. L. A. fracas at Tbe ball game was a riotous. In- averages the Washington star won to Outweighing 10 endon man the the line J Referee. Tom Louifltt. California at which the affair, hitting a new hit first title by a margin of oee College Grid Scores ( sane, Infroten In the bsckfield, fit. Mary's Aggies carl, State; umpire. Hub this series for thrills and point over Joe Voemtk of Cleveland pounds as favorite, but many hold Oregon high 4 f excitement, head linesman. Tom ried off the short end et a 99 to Michigan; .949 to .941. Votmik apparently rules It failed by though that California'! traditional fight Fitzpatrick, Utah: field Judge Bil ritr.ss) cutthb associated count. Coach E L 'Dick Rom U in hand with 3.001 to draw the eepsclty house had tha honor BAST spirit against tha Gaels will bring expected of It. The Cuba became only two day of tbe season left, but them through nay staiee that every position on on top. Last year fit. Dunn, Michigan State. tfntaes : Sarkn.ll T.ja. who mads only two hits la bis last 1! Mary's won 7 to 4. The preceding Incensed at Umpire Moriarty, Sate IS: lenvtlle tha team has beea grids open for a - Mer-once played third bee for the trips to tha plate, while Myer cashed season with little Floyd Blower Harvey e: Msrriian IL candidates, fioma luminaries such and later managed them, when in 19 times in 14 chances at bat Alfred 1: Norttiraeters ST.' Tanforait California tha Opens INDIANAPOLIS. Get 4 (API-- 2 la backfield, starring as Floyd Rasmussen, Kent Ryan Shaneedeeh ; Baltin, ere L he called Phil Ceverretta oat tryTwulk UMi 14 to 99 victory. out a Bis sun ot th professional solftns qoeesed Deerverowa dth 26-Data tbe Alkrlfbt Vj y Big Hack Greenberg, tha chare Meet Carl Simmon Race and have ing to ettai second base already Bear Three green ranks, includins tha open champions Townaand InT th f!rt (aw minutes sophomore. aorri were hot and tonguee plow Detroit Tigers first baseman, Thomas Meek won back thefr favorite spots while of P1 ,h Murray football and Ken Cotton, face Soothers 11: terete (Sen Temper countries, fired thefr bast (orhare had tha edge In slugging In spite of Bfntagbaia phased Moriarty sub- shot, are BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3. freely. be wagged a other' still AP) lih poeitione the Fiese. Shrtober veteran , IS. r'aene) today In quaat of the team ita firaton aroa and ataned giants who form Grimm and - English' to the-'- club- a terrific slump during tha flea! and Maxham. of much controversy. Captain 1 5.0o prixs money of ject Scneltentes the way to their 19 horse In Tanforan's th MlUaape a; Mleatwlpul State U. part Indiana poracing Ire in week his of tbe campaign. He drove In house. where Grimm, Wards! aa conference 4 Suthto Coach Re over Clayton combination a, Hlnsaae S; Veton tCallese Si lls tournament. open Mctory Madtgan's 6am bo ala-4- and. Joe Whitesidea. are two more punched a hole la tha door so that 17 runs, bed the most total base. ,81ipr Ten Morale d: leulitanm Normal L after meet opens today, with erlands Granite Farmers Friday still direct hie teem 919 and shared tha home run title Blower Is back this season he could Tenaeaea Jr. dS: Delta Tasebns C. overnight favorite from Detroit, sure bets providing they recover afternoon. year with an in. hi lientenant and yet with Jimmy Fwx of the Athletics, staying out last from It Bethel d: Vale through which has Tbe second score came Ip the last respective Injuries jured kidney, and is the center of ranked as the favorite for the 19. kept them J Pioneers Win Tensaieae Teoh ; 3ai.in Tch 4 ober the letter of the baseball law. at 94 each out of action, Joe White-sidfew poments of play in the initial Bear attack. 594 Inaugural handicap. Alabama Taaobers : Lendls planned to review all that Long Lonnie would appreciate a tit- theProbable might possibly bs ready fot when Captain Martin Pexelv period lineups: 9 Crack today. Including the Denver game, but Captain War Coto, State (14) tle more rest. Mary" California : MerrrUle t Denver I S4) Plunged over the goal line. Though TsaeeTtmt The Tigers had their loose verbal meet- - dell's activities may be confuted to French Maid The of were Unbeaten Perth, shaken by surprise the managers grandstand GiannonifTy . Carve Kawmei SI: Millln S It Mentis' Baker Del moments too, end Coach hot ou Grimms trail, sad they enp-e- d LutsBntttnghm..1t Farmers settled down in the : Newport Ktl Ing In a special purse raos at five bench warming for tha rast of the Van Dyka Campbell Coll. .It...... . .. Potter msln.ng it.,,. Dennerlein paid the supreme penalty. Pete Fox too 19 year old GilbsHCararretta. at a a half of he game and Russ Kordickand Si. furlongs. tg prt.cn ooaso.. home tripled In tho sixth to drive The remarkable showing of Hurt terms with their playing his first world Goose Goslin. who singled for the youngster Lawrence Mathews, Junior Mabey Vaughan so busy runwas series. Cararretta Wsehbnra d: Otiniiell IL dent Of thrso bits, opening first Alfred In and Favare down . . between . particular Billy Loir ning . Graatte (H Rogell Stmseoa 11: wk rt in Lss offerings. But Pate got to first and second that ha failed toti and the rest of the reserves in Hartman .... to,, ...... Market! d: Detrett ST. o.n.rs,.oo Quoderva Hartnstt notice tn time tfast Pete Fox wee white- Hughes California the Be id via Welleee ti: Jobs Carroll L dosing at third. Gabby during general ..It... Jolivy whipped tbs ball down there, 8 ten scoring with tha fifth Tiger run ia reasons for this Winn . .. .,e J.nw.oQb. tbe Ottorbela I: Akron IL. . are D. Me kir washing .lh. Hack put It on him, und Umpire tha eighth. niulfton : rindlay la math of n cootrorraay In the complete revival Mathewrhas been Oct. CHICAGO, .m. HOWS (4P) Baker out. Fox called Okie Northern 11: Ashtend L . . . Qutriey shifted from tackle position to end On top of tho choice of relief Parks ooofemice In third gamn of the aeries which Ohio Wesleyan : Deyten II stormed. Quigley thumbed him from pitchers, XedtfingtoB they questioned, too. After resulted tn the banishment . ot in order to strengthen the post re ' West Virgin te Weeleysa I: garter ID.) th premiere . . Swanson Whiteside. Grimm's strategy in ordering Gab- whk--h both rides told (heir stork vacated cently by manCharlie Cab the Grimm, Grlata Uader Fin H. Macicay Mathews turned a btag up perby Hartnett, his eeanap hitter, to : Deniw mn-h- i between ager, and Capt. Woody Fnxlhh formance MnSklngum Kramer Bo th Tiger came down to thle sacrifice Freddy Lindstrom to third of yesterdays ladlaae L against the Bruins as dd Murrey Asytee IS: 11. Ontflehlcr and and Stain bock GeoTi I In Marterty Ma In George distance lemdoff Alfred of their Junior dev. a and Favero mplre RjMtrwt after double tha tenth : reselling bey at. Otef Superior Faust Cuba me team. from the field. and will all be up among em ui hers of the ( Dakota sroeloyaa ; gaaiaatowa Colt first world rhampienehlp in five arguing that Gabby should have hit names his starlera v'th every sdventswe. The out for th winning run. the series Baseball Contmtarioner J. M. conference .W'as ehen (he trie, tt tlthough 414 11 Mroomb T: Kaos Cobs used three starting pitchers Jcsdftsnd the pot of gold that goes Landis announced today that ho V Maguusson Is looking goodiState. touchdowns Hughes hdd bitnd dosed door to tbe to oust Paul Chtmootio a: Tarklo IS Werneke and with final victory. Blanton at right half Points after touchdown1 Yols 9 Scorkna- - Mnrrav touchdowns Town4 yesterday Lee. no until after action wookl take gempor S; Mlmoorl Valtra French end if Carleton falls. Char in WardeH's They'll ha arsntn thos thins position. ,Mggl s' (plac kicks). Pailey, W Miurn JwaBd. . 0taw Sl wHl b. toushfnext- - winter, round th hot toea tbe eouctustoB ot the world's shifty runn.ng and straeg blocking O.f.ctols: WhfppTe, i.y referee' and. tpiaeekck) i. Bareno . MoPhr-oindeed. HeU be ahsoat certaig to and cracker barrels (ran her ta too Blanton'S asay Refers MacDougaU, left Officials; outweigh Jn.Schwelgen Biases, Etuis mnpire; St YaaeK ft ata lurksvtus teen jria XAnuk SM tearing head llBesasai FkUUd, Dsld judt gtut, Linssmsy"Gowjakl a4 uaIl (to Bttw mjAiidiA leek dk , - At Guardi, Of S- -- fi,V I. suspen- old-gr- ad the, game-endin- "on place-kicke- -- . well-wo- ten-pla- Italf-bac- r w pu plyers Wins e, St. Marys Battles Batting Title In Junior League all-Ut- Revamped Aggie Eleven Ready For Denver Bears On Even Footing I tfe-brtt- I p: ....... - .. ! , Abe Espinosa Outgolfs Field In Indiana Tourney Hue-be- Tig-er- ts one-ya- 1 -- n V-- es It .. ...ig.,... i Landis Holds Up Decision - lnardcch t -- o) a n jmj an w -- J ' . M |
