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Show THE. DESERET 19 NEWS- - LAKE SADT-- l 3 TUESDAY CITY - jTwo Cache Elevens f lh HA0LD MIUf R be so If the weatherman to dispose of all the .now kind that now btanietf prep gridiron throughout the state, several team could proceed on their victorious incline and fan could begin cast Ing their predic luma a to tHr .. ff Mountain Conference, Harry Hughes of Colorado Ag gies and E. Lowell (Dick) Rom- ney of Utah Aggies, will renew their traditional gridiron feud Saturday at Foil Collins in a Rocky state game la which the leadership of the Utah Farmers will be sen ously Jeopardized, t This k always a battle. In 21 meetings the Logan Collegians 1 champion 28. y Unless the snow is wiped from the fields by practice time tint IS games, Romney's athletes j today, all of the '.came out ahead only twice, in the teams will be five however, the boys yean, two days behind 'past in the navy blue have managed with their practo win three and tie one. lice sessions, a The annual 'meeting of these thus setting the Fanners couldn't be any closer if tge for many they had fought with hoes, rakes-an- ' ppsslhle upsets. Taking due precau shovels. Last year, the Utahns lion, coaches will send their chary won 13 to 0 which was a land- es through their first drill slide compared to some of their the week Wednesdayheavy afternoon former scores. In 1834 if was 21 to Float of the teams were kept in 21, in 1833, 3 to ft in 1832, 13 to spirit by means of skull drills ve 12 and in 1831, S to 0. It is a sort tenday afternoon. of "the of tradition, jinx or something auba will wont out InMany that these old rivals may play thk afternoon, holdinggymnasium scrim sack othar to a near standstill It mage until Wednesday. up therefore behooves the Logan agFans In the Northern Confergregation to watch Ha step at Fort ence are looking toward mild Colima. The slightest slip-uand weather at least by Friday, at the Jig k up. which time two team There is more than ordinary in- South and North undefeated Cache, will battle terest in this riv- for the lead. South league Cache alry. The affable but gloomy men- haa brushed aside four opponent tor of the Fort Collins team k in to date while Coach Hebe bk twenty-sixtyear as coach of eleven through lsv ths Aggies. Hs was C. A. C. coacb all three ofhasv come contest. The when Lon Romney, Ott Romney. are favored over Spartans generally COACH E. L. (DICK) ROMNEY COACH HARRY HUGHES Tommy Fitzpatrick, Hap Holm-steaNorth Cache despite the fact that Sam and Tilly Olsen- - and wfll be thaame Rich and Dick Romney are the senat Tfk played in of interest the hub Hughes Harry Mountain Rocky those other memorable U" 'heroes ior coaches of the conference. Hughes went .were the toast of the state. That Two more games, but of leas ImConference football this week-eniz the anyear Utah beat the Aggies 61 to A portance. will be played In Region to Aggies In 1911 and Romney to Utah State In his 29 seasons, not Including 1 this week. Boot Oder will be nual jneeOng of the Utah and Colorado AgIn 1918, In their 21 meetings Colorado Aggies the present year, Hughes hag won tested against the unlucky Logan gies at Fort Collins. More than ordinary Infive conference championships. In dub at won 13 and Utah Aggies 6. Two games have Brigham City. Beef River , 1916, 19181 192a 1925 end 1927. In will terest attends (his event, since Coaches were tied. go to Preston. 1834 teams his shared end e,'lB33 Graatte Fa. M array three-waties for the title i Granite will again bask In the . Romney's boys won an undisIn the Jordan District puted championship in 1921 and limelight . shared the honors with Colorado The Fanners went down fighting to Jordan last week on the Hank V last year. . Here ere the record of the two pnd of the 12 to seore. This week the Farmers encounters another .Aggie elevens: an rival In Murray. These two wittwasMaM.r . lMS- -f tak foes will go the route mis tm sms t. r. on the Murray grid. Cal 114 4 MS SMM Three wet, cold workouts on Tooele and Jordan, grid rival Cummings field MIS Ctafe KM , t. Ml 1. f of the first order, will meet In face University of Utah gridders this week before their scheduled tlak SMM c. . mis rue smm i, their annual tilt thk week at Jon South and West are schedA dan. Bingham will travel to Davis departure Thursday night for Boulder add their Important game uled to entertain In the Salt CMS SMM 1, I and Grantavlllc will Journey to with the Colorado Buffs. Lake City prep football league as SMM U, this week, providing the weathThe Redskins didn't even suit AaaUa IS. Garfield, stronghold of ths Cyprus MS SMta MM ramll Pirates. erman rsnrains from any furMas CMS SMM IS, CaMaaSa AastM . up last night, gathering only to S. Sa AssUa SMM UO-t- Mt Hostilities have ceased up In the hear an outline of battle plans by cl ther capering and allows the I . CaMmM AcaWa t. Summit Coach Scout Ike District. and The reason local lofty Armstrong gridirons to dry i S, CalaaaAa Asataa 1. for ths sudden armUtioe is that Vadal Peterson. , A faMaaaa Aaam I. West Needs An , A CaMaaSa Aaafea A Pet Carlson and hi Park City The practice field wa bein' Needing three victories to reraa Ana CL boy made oi A tain any title rhances whatquick work of the Sum- scraped of ii snow today, but its , AM . ClM Ast mit spoils and are now awaiting to frozen aspect presaged onlv dumMM ever. the Panthers open their MS SMM 1. to A Me- - I rr'nraS AM A meet the winner of Region 4 for my scrimmage, signal drill and Iff! I final drive Wednesday after berth in the state noon at bouth, the rival Clas practice. Offense will e ' KENT R YAH AS A Dtfevsire (,en arson and hi stressed, w ith the fiosh ; greatly C teams doing battle The B Judge Memo-in!pre-ntinconceivable W tit" I 0 a rial tlub annexed second place every STAR. f pc are datedfor action eleven this campaign. North Summit f defense in imitation of C. I'.s OarfieM ftalfhork of Uufc A flirt ex at West with the A Morn Thursday It--. of Suit touted into third highly ik shifting repertoire Bnawr 4a la 4J and emerged machines functioning on Fria Wasatch placed fourthMorgan maneuvers. PMmmI 6pm btttrd dsm 0s fifth.1 and Pmht pm: day at South.tows LaM Wrk White, ager Feared t an, MS, oesrtsoh a D. respectively. Gasses . Pre y ' , Hosier It. kpwrr X, W Carho. In 'file previous meeting this V. Provo Ta 40. II Gtrfiri4 Grmnr . ' 1 war mitek nret htzzfr) tripled wniw, (n PtcMsot Gross JO, Msras 79 season, the two clubs split all Although American Fork is head-- back, .. pnd Art Unger, Buffalo can- honors. The C. game went to ing Jhe docket In the Alpine loop,didate for an ImWt f a wring ' the Cubs and the Pan'her B n hi section ha Just 'post. Gene Moore, center, boosts th GTFF CPriRT 0 0 0 0 BostiUmf rwwi 6 J J rf I Or eleven copped the B games. TID BITS started; two of the clubs having the Colorado line average and Jfl0M.ll 0 0 0 0 A if I Mt The rivals came through with 0 0 0 0 VW'W Wilk.P 0 J 010 Looks like the law Of averages, been credited With only one gamejstrength considerably J J f'nvn rf Etim 7 1, , I. IF a scoreless tie. . The Iraderx will be idle this F.xrept for a slight Injury to Ra-- , . pivad. KoHh western r o o 1. 4 caught T..,...rf J0 0 0 0 along wilh . ... week a Carbon and two un-- Atkinson's thumb, the Ute C.1RM pHefsoa If 24 1 I f'oll'm as It uu beaten teams, plav InProvo, 0 0 0 0 I rom rf I 0 0 J the headlin- - out of the Coogsr frav unscathed Up with Minnesota, JUSl 4 3 0 0 4haw if Pnc and Pavson. Capt. Newell Call will' be ready to1 with Princeton snd Pennsyl- er at nd 0 0 9 t0 sixth.leams, respectiveiy.igo Saturday, with his understudy. This a 11 0 J - Those Enairo ppIppcf MkcrFbr, umpipw. .will vie at Pavson. Spanish Fork Milt Mecham probably In line for ,vanla I lew weeaa ag Verw by usrtera to and Lew will compete have fullback a or halfback streaks Lehl either Job at Htbim 0 4 10 111 Jong winning play Oprarrr f 1J J end some time. 6arfW4 Oraatw ; hereknown been baa MarquetU GTFP Prfpraoti rf I J Frank Baker was the big gun rtsrkr rf tofore aa the achoM that produced In a deadlock with Richfield and Une toI regular duty. the Salt Lake Individual Bowling KrtriiMTtf 1 4 I 1 BHiU If 1 sprintthe Olympic Coatest Tackle Metcalfe, 9 s l it League last night at tb Temple Wags 9 11 Bennjoa c jack as an Della boasting clean slates. Delta Z Don Johnson, Dewey Gunn and AU4ttl,ri 4 l' Milt rr er but now It eotnes to famefootball will be host to Hinckley Friday. Alleys, celebrating the arrival of a 9 S 1 1 MiHtair if SaitAIr institution with a great North Sanpete and Wasatch Acad- Bernard McGarry are waging a Jobwwfl If I t 0 IP small son by taking Verne McCuIf ) i the team . . . merry srrap for starting left HmkVt, 0 0 0 0 St)a(r rf emy, although practically out llough into camp to the tune of all is 0 0 goGrow 0 0 rf Coast Bnw Pacific rr look as if ths far as nv,.Utaconcmed.wm four points, and later splitting Tbotna If 0 0 0 0 the some less action defender fog a scrimmage get ing to produce season that can play at Mt Pleasant points with C. E. Dennis to climb to nin ehance a and week this 29 9 9 1J 44 Bowl U TotsU 0 this If TIU Rose into second place in the league, back his interfering guard tob. Mu,lhT. UR,P, put on any airs . standings. The Denver trip will be the last r nw hr feat of Army was a Jolt to In achieving his six points, Baker srfieM jaunt of the year for the Utah grid- - trlnr'T and Mias foracastera. rolled two "600" senes, including i keen for and der is competition la - it took a pair f pokes Orwi for the evening, the 637 ' the 30 odd berthA The squad will rr g t0 r top face to end Minnesota's arrive Ja Jlenvet viaUnioo Paeifwi vswwerf ItrWnWHWFf 2 . . The Galloping , streak winning fust two points to Dentua. but i Ssrdill It 111 PcrkiM.lt .Friday morning and travel ti ftonn Golden Gophers would probably leashed high game for the evening. Boulder in busses. Saturday nigh', SCifIms c rg 1111 TMBllB bUHM.IT 1113 have gotten a scoreless tie wttn l'a 230, on his final attempt to eke ' lth Ute will spend in fioulder. !HaMmd.lf, Pnw.ll IC LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2 (US) 4 Northwestern, but Ed Widseth was Led 4 Sum i nr j'out a aeries win 608 to 590. by a probable unanimous all-- They will see Denver Sunday, PuiT 0 f MsscoJf rf If 1 0 ill caught slugging and the Other results: Dennis beat Herb' j j 3 afternoon and Sunday 'turning a 0 0 the Bulvid, Ray AaerMMr rekMfa.n golden -Minnesotas were moved from Brenneke 575 to 541 and 3 to 1,' rtv,n8 here Monday morning now of looms Marquette 19 to 24 stripe TmUS the oneyard $ W line u ii 4 m Bradley swept hit match with Wln-- j as most probable eastern selec-- ' Fi 'mm. rfftm Eaan, bdput. . . . Then came the winning touch- tfonthe ter 572 to 472. Brennek defeated ' to play in the Pasadena Roee down. 558 to 496 and 3 to 1, Gray i Gray L Bowl next J January The experts ere saying now that defeated Evenon 538 to 495 and convincing Marquette" Gruvnial Dartmouth has the best team in over St. Hallmark downed Wells 621 to! Mary's placed the MU- tVIKV STAKE 511 and the East . . . Listen to Bo Row- waukee team ahead Fordhara qf scout Nov. BALTIMORE. and coach land. Cornell line nearest rival for Rose Bowl pimi fa meeting Its Wfn lA6t PM as quoted by Universal Service honors. IfTOUflCJI Fordhara was hard pressed gvind dav todav offersrunning I 004 fli Pimli- - sirttth ,s 99 00 1049 "Dartmouth has the best team Ive to Froth thsrkMir, 6 7 while to St. defeat a co Futurity as its election day Maiy seen In the East this year . . . That InUfiitmwJ 1 0 109 crushed Galkymg i tur,. I J09 lUtin t0 tell tW fM why he nm Thutroi, includes Princeton and Penn. In Gaels under a acorw the of f tto Maittcal ftoralau 1 . t ium The 115.000 added mile and six- fact it is the best team I have ever . 0 t s Marquette would be a splendid teenth stake for 2 drew All t which teen in the East . 0 , t Mur-Cooch Rose Bowl choice. field of 11. If that numlier start Ray 0 TMS' I TgP4 ought to worry Lou Little no s 1 13; Witwi.rt won of Its games nd It appeared likely all would . . . Hi Columbia Lions play ray's team ha and InallBulvid nia 1 31 4 SSrororolf awaart.it. bat convincingly ,he In there the race would bnng ,. s a rapro.r 7 r. piu. . the Green Wave next Saturday. a tfp! 4DeaHa.rt 0 6 0 4 tXhpatf 111)1 player who would compare with r25Ji00 net to the winner, 2.500 I ! ! x w.iro.u . 0 0 9 0U9P10 .M 1094 ! to second, 11,500 third and 81.000, UMrLRSlTT. fsan ifer the finest traditions of individual t 3 3 1UotT.c In the Rose BowL fourth. ipmiaar r 3 0 10 0 Pmith tvuuur Mfssfost'r ta j. Ilte performance )RmmI " 3 pro 0 0 0 0 er rordham gained ground in hold- Calumet Farms Privileged, wlth'0-. 4iKtmi .... 0 0 0 0; e rirfro ce. j eof I i I 33i eoQege 100 00 09 Miltar 0 Urn a He. Jockey E. Arcaro up. appeared a 0 to teem Pitt the ing strong 0 IPMrt J rasa tkt tUrl ofl but big tolUrt pw I Ram mufh the the 0 isas 9 0 early favorite, being quoted at Tfrtato . ImlTi TeUif mtmu iL. LJrn pfayw fewe had beaten the Panthers. They do- probable odds of 11 to 3 Privileged " 3 lit Tat T etptdty kotitet, rmgmg Rose ran second to Pompoon in the om 0 19 11 0TFF fttantr to hrl a milhom rKrri. Ai Eovrl consideraiioa and because of mont Futurity. EfeTVWffc S 0 24 9 9 10 Aimdrf. 0S 9 9 0rhstftcM.rtf tmt f ta- - thejr unbeaten record i long m tkrj fm . XeJUtGj! against! Tile Calumet horse. hOWFFFT. DtrmU . 0 0 0 0 111 10 ClirratnM c mU football 1 0 0 eeUege d 0 1 LfffAt was in not favorite. aA. a prohibitive The Lr oL opposition must be rated G TFF 6 TFF iiraaMrr. 9 9 9 0kvrph7.r. 910110 vest ef tnawrr. Torn, m. me second place behind Marquette at E. R. Bradley entry of Billionaire. Tnimrt 9 9 10 Mhmst . 9 9 0 0 9 limwOTJe 9 1 0 0 0 9 9 . 9 9 9 0 Thkorsi pra fMMoeu Mac the present standing of Rose Bowl and Brooklyn drew considerable if 0 0 0 fcartow if 9 0 0 4 4 9 10 s ' k SaAay by pror'JVe tha pfaysra. 'At ..0a a a eoiHMiajt i a a t J J J did Walter M. contender. booking; 9 0 0 0 iUkaWa. , 34 1 i OOO ratanjl - Matrv 9 0 0 .ir 0 0 0 Srataarj. IACI Dtkrstr ts rY7TREVW York 0 0 0 0 txvro.is. a a a a,6nwa.v-Itako t AH the . a a , carried Cy tutg. ka Katimal A. B. C. Ramtimg it Carta witlTtheexcepUtaofMat-- f yitaia . jTamraamamt ' frWiPoun n'art Tatab II 30 Taisia.. "s"ig mktrk trill ba kaid lot btartt a mams maawss ley, which has 318. ittmta. man. S nSmaa. --' d ! p Hughes-Romne- y Whit-mg'- I"- - s ft' : i: y Rexhkins Battle To Panther, Make Boulder Journey Cub Gadders T , f SMtn i Play TBs Week , snow-covere- t t d Mutual Basketball I MO-T- laS I ' 1 g l . m , "f I 6T?r' t 1 1 , 1 1 till Baker Rolls Two 600 Sets In Alley League tTFPl 1)1) 1 tats 'Ue f'- t . i Marquette I Prospect For e t I Rose Bowl Game t C lilt 1 j tit ! 1 s e Cougars Rest After Biei-maa'- s Redskin Game sszl? d 1 Flltlintv ululu; tt BIi 1 'r!lT70, Ht-t- 00 I sa tee taMlJl p,n it .HI ...'Ilf .009 gsi I tat - at as1 IWn. IMI bun .Sea 1 122TrtA0 ill. "Fly-ur-Ca- r" service means that you can now enjoy the advan$4-2hours. tages of having a car in Los Angeles for only 5 per twenty-fou- r to the other advantages of air travel listed below Add thb and 0 is apparent that the scales balance heavily in favor of air travel between Salt Lake and Los Angeieg. "Fly-ur-C- ar ce plus-servi- THE ADVANTAGES OF AIR TRAVEL OVER AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION IORI ECONOMICAL! Compirithrt roondtrlp costs . . . Airte transportation pint overnight expense.. . $ 110.00 68.75 Ak transportation ineloding car In Lot Angeles SAVING $ 41.25 (37) " SAVIN GIN TIMIt rovndtrip ,x. , Aktu tnmpoHmtiott Ak tremportetloo ... M,' 5il5 '!' - ' . . ... Comparative time necessary for ........ SAVING (87) MOKE COMFORTABLES Rett In choirs above the Just of tko desert . . 64 keen 8 hours . 56 hours comfortoble redining - MORI SCENICi Western Ak planes fly Jirectly over suck scenic wonders es Zion Canyon, Cedar Breaks, Boulder Dam. SAFERl Statistics show that It Aogeles them to drive. Is 300 safer to fly te Los ...1001 ..111), 1115 cw 6el-Tf,- -- tervic recant innovation of Wottern Air its convenience to on more air travel has added present list of major Los Angeles. Lake between Salt and auto over transportation advantages With fh 4-- irn R ii FLY-UR-C- A LETS LOOK AT THE FACTS! 3-- year-old- u ii -- LltCllUII opeCiai Li o d un-n- ill, PijnllOO ' lz-h- 1 d ... Ix-h- 1 M"' V Z , tsh b j 12-- ship game which w id be played about November N 1 , Fortba 'have corns out on the short end t , I fof the score IS times. In their I LEHI. Nov. 3. Two Region Three grid teams, both undefeated as yet, enter the final stretch of the race with but little Incentive, aa they are hopelessly out of the running, even though unbeaten aa yet. Cabeatca Bat Tied Under Region Three rulings a icent football. But we took things tie rame counts for a halt BT GRAXTLAXD RICE game . . lost and a half game wnnt SprmjL tancAcaJL, :o?, Bernk Biennan, th. eoaeh oftj our menii l ; the suppressed emotionA was pacing j carried too much Fork Dons while tying back and forth in his hotel room .couldn't change this attitude And thf Spanish Paygon Umil after th Northwestern overturn. this early state of mind after 21 Bulldogs 66. Provo nJ likewise High, first victories over the pick of the field undefeated, snd holding a victory was largely responsible for the over the Paygon crew has a time since 1932 to from poise panic, tJe sme with Springville against quick change he had seen on that came later. it. American Fork, tie schedule of his Minnesota Vanzo and completed, sits complacently on top And then there was teams beaten, Koval ch and Heap of Northwest-- undefeated and untied. Only Car-eDon't forget them." county can hope to tie ths and tu gloom Jand Car!m County hits Coacb Had Hopes around him was n thicker then a I refuse to concede we haient1 Price, with the Dmosaute a chance." Lynn Waldorf, the Wild f , ta,ori, dune fog. it id before th. battle cat coach, wsen't so much opened. "My men feel they have. Ii i ,h that his team (know thetr stuff and their spirit !iated for 210 mVi even .gainst Minnesota." had lost It was iUgh to Pay son P.T',the ncol,n underdoes. i Don Heap was an example. On wnli the wav they entertaining Spanish had lost that several occasions be ran the bait Fork, with the big red well out of danger from a atarting! Vnton Reeved law theteamfrom cut Into the si pre-galent coach. Thev spot near his own goal line. And It favorites to topple the local imi. was Heap's dash that final- - whuh lias defeated them but once wart togame Iv led the Alfonse fumble and the before in modern hi s the enough ton . accord me last play, but Coach Birrmaa Widseth penalty two mistakes by (0 i High school officials there wa that slugging penalty Minnesota two coeaplains and The standing of the teams, as against big Fal U idseth, hi cap- - Heap before this had also been car- - they enter the semi final round of tain, planting the ball on th one- - ried from the field, badly shaken play, is aa follows ' ard fine and after this there was up L. T. Pet. Don t figure for a split second American lork the panicky demoralization of a 4 0 0 1 000 of wild a In anv team second rate team beat flurry 1 great Carbon County 0 0 1.000 Minnesota. And don't start believ-provpossible lateral dow n th stretch High j 0 1 1.000 nina of these altogether with Ing this Minnesota outfit isn't one Springville .!.!! 2 0 2 1.000 of th best football teams you H, Lincoln ball 2 1 .667 High W tried to offer a little cheer In see in a long time. They had pow-- , pa gon 2 1 .667 High un-- er. of such downfall tha speed, deception everything! relating i I 3 .250 beaten teams as Yale. Holv Croes. needed except the underdog atti--' ' Pleasant flrote 4 .000 Ulanov a. Armv. Auburn and oth- - tude. They had the mental angle 4 Fork .000 r and Harvard s amazing tie with that follows 21 consecutive vie Spanish Friday's Games lories. But In their desperation Princeton. 2 30 p m. Ml kick-offat thev tossed nine laterals with a "After all we said, "twenty-onLincoln High at Pavson. wet slippery hall, three of these nit of twenty two isn't so bad." Provo vs Carhnn County at Price thrown from Jhe middle of the Tsrsed To Paste Spanish Fork at Bierman shook hit head. scrimmage line where the passer "Th main trouble," be said. "Is was completely surrounded. And all that we all forget at times that three were fumbled and lost, these football team are made up j Misfortaae of kids from eighteen to twent hav cored on a dry field, soned emotionally rer any consist- - But as the game was played under ent stretch. In tha upper circle existing conditions It was Norththey are about th same slat, thev western's superiority have about tha same power and that carried emotional th day and forced about the same speed. Take the Minnesota from too much poise to case of Widseth. I know he did no too much use PROVO, Nov. 1 (Special) ReIntentional slugging. I've Just talk- of laterals panic in herInlavish the mid- laxing from their muddy - tattle ed to him. I have one er two oth- dle of two especially drives that with University of Utah Saturday. ers who might hays momentarily seemed to powerful be headed for touch CoaCH G Ott Romneys Brigham lost their heads under pressure, but niversltv gridders took a mov,ng rest Monday. Norttalester haTw.sconsln stilf nF?r3Trora0fw2Utave .1- Western Stale nd Notre Dame left Her,. Thpv hark the Ways been sound In our use of tac- conference rulershtp looks safe jron Tuesday, however, pointing tics especially in the use of the wlin Nntre Dame team1 for their content uth coming a effective western but an lateral, danger ous weapon. The mental poise of oow the main blockade she has to State at Provo this Saturday. The w Staters ere recently substituted on our team has been one of the main the Cougars schedule In the place reasons for our three-yea- r record, of Colorado Mine. Inluries had dewe he continued. "But in this game pleted the Miners ranks so such taw a Minnesota punt strike and an extent that they felt they would bound back 20 yards, a fumble on be unable to take on B Y. U this line snd then what out. week. amounted to a touchdown penalty Hqnid Uaarratched all happen within three minutes.; MOSCOW. Idaho, Nov. .3 AP) Coach announced todav The scrimmage call sounded that the Romnev survived Thev were no longer seasoned et the Ute era ns Thev were kids, desperate again today for the full Umversttv tussle in Cougars fine shape Ken Soffe terals of Idaho football squad after a and panicky, throwing his ankle and Max Bateho man received a slight foot injury here there was no chance, or lit- - day's relief for the plaj ers downed Oonzaga In a surprising hm the other squad tie chance, of any success. members are 7 upset. "Northwestern plaved magnifi feeling fit Gopher Mentor Believes His Team Would Have Scored On Dry Turf Battle For Lead In North 4. Carljon Favored To Given Waldorf Eleven Beat Bulldogs Full Credit For Triumph In Traditional Battle , Of Farmers Price-Prov- o Y . Bierman Decries Manner Of Loss Rather Than Defeat Headline Game Pitts . ' Outlook JFor Prep Football Eliminations Snow Dulls OLD MAESTROS CLASH 1938 I3M '"35 Cat ayr Hotel Utah ettheeWeeaUk tvnosBnrj IfSO or 4664 for ftstksr da U0t ood nwnsBan' nin espneso |
