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Show " ' ' . ' 2 ' ' ' ' - - r , f - " 9 Miss A Picks Broncs, Bisons And Colorado Aggies In Skyline Headlin er 'Hit, nd Utah Santa Clara Gridfest May Lure 18,000 -- nemeseret Hews, $0 Defend .851 Average Five Intersectional Games Bring Grid Season Into Full Swing BY LES COATES Due to circumstances beyond anybodys control, and not to any confusion Inherent In this bureau, it is only fair to warn the members of, our Fumbleflnger AC that this seasons Hit and Miss forecasts on the nation's big football game, will be nothing more than a brazen attempt to untangle the most awesome melange of fact, fiction, turmoil, contradiction, recrimination, patriotism and general uncertainty ever turned loose on the unsuspecting public. In surveys, this forecaster has made an effort to ascertain which teams appeared strongest, who was going to play where, what the maestros of the coaching profession had. in mind and where the various stars of the scholastic ranks would be enrolled. The result was a lot of wasted time. All attempts to make an analysis of the situation, fizzled out before the good old first guess. So thats the system s "Hit and Miss will pursue in making this forecasts. It's the same style of offense used last Shaw' son in hitting an .851 average on 952 games, 782 winners, 138 losers and 34 ties. The year before Hit and Miss had 715 winners, 116 losers and 62 ties for an .860 figure. In 1939 the score was 588 winners, 135 losers and 45 ties, percentage. 810, These averages run several points higher than those of most forecasting services. Swinging Into the season's selections, there are five intersections games that command first attention. To Intermountain fans,' the Santa Clara-Uta- h game is the choice morsel. The is the here on Broncs, by reason of a more talented and pick squad. The Utes will do well to hold Buck Shaw's boys to a margin. Purdue will take a Ram and Minnesota will run the Fordham from whamming rampant over Pittsburgh. The Texas Longhorns have too much power for Kansas State and Southern California, after a tough tussle, should emerge triumphant over Tulane's Green Ware. FAVOR STANFORD OVER WSC C0UGAR8 Stanford will square off against Washington State in what appears to be the gem game on the Pacific Coast The Cardinals are going to throw everything they have into this one to pay beating they received last year. Stanford has some pff a new speed demons to bolster an experienced eleven so the old ought to click smoothly this year at Palo Alto. California will be by St. Marys. These clubs ala a of whale game. The Gaels have the speed but ways put up the Bears have the power. This adds' up to a victory for the Bears. Texas Christian will meet a tartar in UCLA, a club that really got going late last season. We pick the Uclans by a scant score. Washington will drub Coach A. A. Staggs College of the Pacific. Eastern football presents a near full schedule this weekend. Probably the best game will be Navy vs. William and Mary, at Annapolis. The Middies arerated definitely off their class of last season and there is a chance for an upset here. Pick Navy if you're patriotic but we'll take W,4 M. In an upset. Other close games will give Dartmouth a margin oer Holy Cross and Cornell a shade over Lafayette. NORTHWESTERN BIERMANS SEAHAWK8-OVEThose rampaging Iowa Seahawks, coached by Bernle Bierman. will get some brisk competition against the touted Northwestern Wildcats and you can wager a shekel they wont score 61 points as to surthey did last week against Kansas U. Michigan ought vive a mean scrap against Great Lakes Naval Training Notre Dame, led by Angelo Bertelli, the sharpshooter, is tabbed over Wisconsin. Iowa wilf be tough for Nebraska but we like the Huskers. mill be provided in the An accurate line on Texas Aggies Southwests headliner, Texas A. A M. vs. Louisiana State, Coming at the first of the season, this game is no soft spot for either team. The nod goes to the Ags. Virginia Military should upset Clemson. Tennessee Is all set for a breather against North Caro, w ill lead Georgia to a trilina. George Sinkwich, the OTer Temple pick umph over Florida. In Friday's headliner, pre-seaso- n sea-son- sea-Boc- k better-experience- 14-1- 3 d R Georgetown. COLORADO AND COLORADO STATE FAVORED While the U Redskins are aboibing some football lessons from Santa Claras Broncs, Colorado Aggies will be geared to start tbeir higivoowered thrust upon the Big Seven Conference title bv pulling through triumphant over Wyoming This mav prove a tougher task than the Farmers have anticipated as Bunny Oakes has 'em this year at Laramie Iowa State, with 10 lettermen starting, ought to drub Denver tonight . . The Montana Grizzlies should be able to wear down a strong Young University crew but lack of strong reserves will prove the undoing of the Cougars . . . Colorado University will have only a workout agiirst Mines Here are the highlight selections of the week, as "Hit and nvs Inlermourrfain vs. STATE Training COLORADO Navy-Marine- vs. U. Mines. C vs Wvoming STATE. FI. DOUGLAS vs lege. ! Colorado O LO R A D O Weber Col- ,ii SOITHERV rVIIIORXH St BTVNFORII Collor ot th C ALIFORM akhlllirton Pa ific v( VV (HRI-iTIV- VfVCfNVATI-fiRCAT LAKES tnFORDHAM . Mat? V r. rrA laddie West rr tv bam OHIO P.t b M?h LavB Forom Wright Puts Title On Line In Cynosures In Drone, Ute Backfields TCU Passes d Favored Over Bruin Gridders pre-vide- d Mountain States Elevens Meet Foemen From 3 States TFs MIntM Mrs. Brady Cops Tourney At Fort Douglas c mk w-.- .; ta IVla - fcmnr . TRAIMVO t, SH1X(.T(IX V, fi ff Purdue IITINOtH vq, Aouth Dakota TMiMNA rj, Butler , NEBRASKA vi low 4 10 A 4 Seihiwka & MRt.IMA FV t ( Q1 1 MSW rRlVf ETON t aI Britb TSeortia is Prt Fort Monmoutb Lakrhurat Nra! Sta South v a r.ROROIA TBCH MIAMI vi. Centra Auburn 13 g Plor IK n Xd'W CAROLINA FREFUCvET n. Teai? METHODIST Games Friday TFMPIK At Qert?i6a s t tatKscm HRtiL TOLEDO m Krt tate Akroo ALRM Ft OR IDA e (APT Bob tor his scacsAY wtorr ox'er hre-v- Tampa. Fa. ma n in the Nvrwtod I tab stawThe who .e '.".'.le- - eves: ce an mdocw boxing carv e c xha-cvcr-xt'o at tXyssji Stad.um tonight. Fas-th- e bit I thrik tha; I'.''- - toe- - rrexicxssty Scott have Ke pere- - a; rV- and AVashirtton c Scvx.U u Average weight ef hacks: Utah. 17R Saata Clare, 182. Average weight at rae Utah. I8k Saata Clara, 194. Official?. Doa Reddhh, referee; lea Kamp, aatpire; Jastin Verve, bead lineemaK Jerry Hines. Held de. ' Leads Iii . Cosgi'iff Tedesco Golf Touriiev DaMfJson 8 Cidor-td- DETSOTT. Sst. 25 New York vx-gh- t 2:30 P.M. rorouut Pltiearitawmd Sat 11.00 and 11.50; Can. Adnluloa SI. 10; Mill Sallatad Man 55e; B. S. t5c, I mill; Kid 10c. tor 'tlie Tedesco handicap medal piay gcCf teemamem with three Park. days remaining fer Djcst Kx:nd piav- - at Ny Cosgnff cut his net to w;h four but N3 lj,v,s to both and L beeret ks ret ard crcs wh. e Dr. Broning figure w:t e7 . handicap, Dr. V. Brew 75.11 Rie-- - Class A g 64a. ALMA 9 ) 3 A S CAtouv)'!111 r'ilK P1- - scheduled ftodI3 ' Sept. 2? to Oct. 4 at RoanevsTSe. Mrv wbe fmri 18 holes of the 34ho placed at Forest Xv v. NavaXaniw Trauht!? Itrotn Oct. 3 thruegb " ' cai-jTh-e -- VT IE A E4 Ai 1i Raw4oM craii accim DESTS must buy special Student ticket and keep stub for refund. MEMO: 17" STL SlJ00 "17 a ChTt.ftN UnFK1 k Uumn RiVhmomi' T 'Tk Season's Big Opener . . . See Sente Clare's AI Beals and Jesse Freitas against Utah's best . . . Colorful bands . . . Magna A. L Drum and Bugle Corps. Amo membATh. -ro- T-mtt-or.:vv v. 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SA9 id East ALFRED d f.-- rhiU OKLAHOMA s . 289 Members CMP GRANT" Knh st Lou Braddock And Gould Go Into Army J'j5 datex ' a vi n Trapsmen Await Shoot b link WiMPntin I Port Knox MINNKSOT "VFBRHX a Io Ofliboma Arnet w a - UNKQlt.TTE !wr. fcTVTK OTRr ( MATE ,s Idaho ORFI-O- Kansas (0T Of TE Pacific Coast Tillan a influx of SW'TA CLARA vs Utah IOWA STATE vs. Denier U .MONTANA I', is. Bughani Y'oune UTAH Redskin- 'm - v tws ELIZABETH. Marvin N.J. Vcx-r- . (V)rM Brvtnt, 151, Dallas, Tex , outpoint Btate " (Ha'l arnt Vuh vorrunc. C. e Gene Johnson. Htt'a r New took. the stroroe- - " 'ork (S)- BHAT HICK SAYS. to 1 Pre-Fligh- t) iu Fights Last Night them- cees Broncs To Play Three Sophs In Backfield tatm octy two-inc- g SERVICE STAR SPECIAL: Iowa Seahawks ' cheek Northwestern TOUGHEST PICK- William A Mm over Naw MOT L'NF.LV IPSET: UCl 4 to suinn-- p Texas Christian OUR LONG SHOT: Yngima M htarv ovei Clemson. awer visiting Rotary from Salt Lake. The was scored yesterday at Men Biggest the Ogden Country Chib In a match of 77-a-n Rotary teams under the GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAIN(hrecraau of A. W. Petty and Carl ING STATION. Sept. 23. (Colly, fGaskO. er's News Bureau) Thirteen playI Professional Ernie Schneiler of ers now sporting the sailor whites ftie Ogden Country Club announcUniversity of Utah and Santa of the Great Lakes Naval Trainevent of the season at Clara grid squads will open the fsaU ed (be ing Station team performed for the course, the Red and Blue season at the Ute Stadium toWestern Conference elevens, Bruce tournament and dinner, for Sat- Smith, Bob Swelger, Urban Odson. morrow afternoon before a urtSav. Minand Len Levy performed for The Rotary meet summary: crowd of 15,000 and 18,000 cusnesota. James Daniell, Jack Stee a. w. Pwtr tomers, if Utah Graduate Manphenson, Vic Marino and Gust e m.w, vutaoM Zarnat played with Ohio State. 1 ... ager Keith Browns advance seat . A. Scr bMMi Nate Johnson and Art Marlaire . n. . (nans e sale is any indication. w. r. skw 1 . T us wore the colors of Illinois. Bob i . ... I Z . aaaraw ... j Sw Iton Brown's estimate comes out of Johnson and Raul Anderson plays I ... Lees WUhssa CtM l)W... ed with Purdue while Herman a. Dubar . e3 What he calls the best early seaMewi T Tanas k. a tenia .... Schneidman was with Iowa. Hr. 1. awtamr t son advance sale .since the SMITH BRILLIANT ta. . a. MOlar i -Bronco tort Wesm .. tilt here three years 3 Bruce Smith stands out as the awe 1,1 mew V. jKtaaa Sttaaca most brilliant back In Minnesota ago." He added hurriedly, however, a . tWrrtr Wr. a tea Swt history and was acclaimed a. E. Bertrer ... a that despite the fine advance sale, star .... cwai w. ... last year. Backing up lames Hvd . ... plenty of good seats and general V. Smu Smith's achievements on tha gridadmission room will be available Ckciu I. iron are those of Swelger who ... tarn Vmno at the stadium tickefhoothj, which larrr Fair holds down the fullback post tot tCart Sana . . open tomorrow at X pm. Kickoff ae Samna ... lew ihw the sailors. " makes still Swelger is scheduled for 2:30. r. M Sacks the fans remember the fine cross Santlrer Seats may also be purchased at C E- Armitranc Bw BrtrtP block Swelger threw over guard The Deseret News, 8 North Main OnWea Sastir , and enabled Herman FTiekev to . Lraa Bwr Street, until 5 p.m today Can Mr and score from Michigan's three yard Bar Tramaa ... between 8 a m., and noon kmi War toline. Swelger is making those same morrow. Total Xtul ...... kind of plays and seems headed POPULAR EVENT for another vear of stardom. Meanwhile railbirds at the Rfd-ski- n THE BIG BOYS Urban Odson U a Camp see "plenty of reason for the rush for tickets and predict a giant He is the heaviest men on the squad and makes the scales fairly heavy sale at game time tomorrow. with the Utes showing a groan at 250 pounds. Levy is al of improvement close behind Odson as he tips the great NEW YORK. Sept 23. (AP) the past doy or so. They during beam at 213 pounds. Levy is not close of October The and boxing's April as tall or rangy as Odson, but preparations today with a light s division Charley fretheewesght workout after looking better last packs a lot of cannonball power (Luhri Ocotantiao of New York in his drives across the line. and Albert (Chalky) Wright of night than at onany time since the camp opened Sept. 10. . Los Angeles meet in the Madison Timing and coordination in the Garden nng tonight in first I Square two teams had smoothed contitle fight In the Erst RILL PRENTICE Oelti, bard driving, ao f brilliaet (rHmae ben teter. ere expected tw that arena smee Henry Armstrong siderably when Coach Ike Armatteetioe wrbee their rival elec- droned the crown five years ago. astrong sent his hopefuls through terete passing xyWewt fullback, semsatto ' rm and no dummy I season The title at stake is only the onelight the at Ute Stadium tomorrow at tfte was certain scrimmage, ta it h Santa Clare, and WALLY KELLY. Utah's that an upset over New York version, as the National the favored at RM pun. Broncos could be recognizes Boxing Association the gridders themselves. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25- .- (AP) Jackie Wilson as cham- As hasthan Pittsburgh been the case all week, popThe air minded Text Chrlst'ans ped. buttoit's quite a valuable ular opinion picks Santa Clara are favored to outpass the UniverWright. commodity over Utes the by a sity of California at Los Angeles The Chalk, of course, repre- margin. in their twilight game starting at one No skit. sents age in this Armstrong appeared satisfied 4 pm.. (PWT) today. knows jua what P- - for Wright with the lineup he has been The late start is designed to lure has been claiming for several sea- working starting during the past week and war workers coming off the cay sons to he just 38.' was somewhat encouraged over the shift In droves end admittedly is improvement displayed by freshBY LOUDON KELLY an experiment. men and sophomores who will DENVER. 23. SAP' CoSccfcdb Either State or form the major reserve force for Sept. Starting lineups: Texas Christian his club. The backfield combination C. C. L A both of which woulcin't quite know-- hew to act If football of Chet Kim at quarterback, Wally Kelly at tailback, Woody Peterson at wingback and George Bettridge at fullback appeared certain to They wit targie on the fctgh-at-NEW YORK. Sept. 25. (AP) start, with only a slight possibiltitude plains of Laramie tomorrow rI ! shovud be The tight game' oldest and ity that Frank Nelson would rein the first league frea of vrfea tlf rirtewc. be- - place Kelly and that Tommy Evans some observers think will be the I 2.f . .!r. are Lse two of the top favored t tween ensuring friendship Hdire. Brigham would be at wingback with PeterVast intercollegiate grid season for1 -- - - w Champion four teams wUl fcgiu it marksmen going into the combined Jan Brad dock and Manager Joe son at full. tres shoot Gosild has been going on for LINE IS LIGHT at th SCt: 13 years and now its going The Redskin mentor will start XTstift Sufis Aocy, In . . t fcin a yax line, giving about 12 ! Ybe meet w2i open with the' tact. was 1?77 title (limited Hart man to the Broncos. head (Texas); linesman. per pounds pire. coeaing Meanwhile, other Mo.:a.n btx singles event Saturday at 10 in.: The "Gafietella Man and the Utahs weight appeared evenly disBell (Springfield), field judge. elevens will climb into thetr bread e totber session slated for I Iit:-- fellow who managed him tributed from end to end, however, S5WOba?,11li ''UT.Ur'! Swartx (Rice. new game umfortus r Similar sessions win be held aM stU ra's around with him and not a great deal of difference vhajr.picns as No. Satsdav with the Real event ence tests against teams ftvrt three have been camimssaoned as first is likely to be noted. LeGrande eveaS states tomorrow. ,Cc!o Lit banctcp affair. Skeet lieutenants in the Longshore- Gregory, veteran wingman at 170 - .. as a wrl b held on both davs. COl GARS AT MIbbfH L men's Battalion of the army's pounds, is the lightest, with Jack Utah's detendtng chamms transport service Okland, letterman tackle, running W 111S meet Santa Oara at Sait L.k CV y . They Ye to report for action around 205 pounds as the heaviest. all 2. CVt. Jim like "and. Colorado wUl Plav Colorado Just Other line starters will be Wayne . Cxvtfececoe of the Rotkv they Page at end, Howard Wicker, tacbe defbndmg both the s ate aad through his fistic career, a comMrs. R. R. Brady vesterdav to for Boulder and asked kle; Ted Barrett and Rolafid Evans, VfpeUCr assignment tured top honors In the non-wiWill go up against Mtara s'S bat ice. C0LUMSUS. guards and Captain Burt Davis, Sept. 25 ,AP( neis golf tournament for women at Ues in anight dste dock Bra a A ebrpie of pretty fair huriers There's center. typical ex- best petir.g tram agaatstese Fort Douglas by taking a de- Denver tmversttx. do in work he'll touch to the ee tseWd to take the mound Santa Clara was scheduled to puief cision from Mrs. C. A. Hughey in out of the B y Seven m Mav. will tonight the second gane of the the army He was offered a arrive in Salt Lake at 2.45 p.m. a well played final match. Iowa State Six of the twer.rrfrih piay phvsacal' instructor's berth. . Fg today, with 31 gridders in the - Feminine golfers at the post will Circuit here tonight whxh the . What . do I want that forf party. A secret workout was Quels ofclose their tournament season l The Coloraio Su he said, refusing. on docket soon after arrival. loop took a onenext Tuesday with the annual Red Hu ffeei (Little World Series! Then he was asked If he'd BRILLIANT SOPHS iwgfet 6 to 1. over attravtivet-- ? and Blue meet, according to Mrs. game Is an unusuAltv of cefeni.rg cfcrmpioo Cohwnbcs Red! Syracuse (IL) 6. Cohasbus (AA) kke to hook up with the Coach Buck Shaw planned to offering for the beev-mr- g W J. Jennings, women's golf the Ameocan AseocMGon. j (Syracuse leads season. Both are highbr thoughtBattalion.. start three brilliant sophomores, w E3 of. nh Wyoming repeeerity bos-- i of the Cluefs. Sitpper Jewel Bill Prentice, Paul Vinolla and to zaake ft two straight be-tog its strongest squad tri years. Beta Davis, in the backfield along s the Syra-Pre-dubs depart for In to tKe Asocsted Be with the veteran passer, Jesse be next three contests, poll, this is what the coach- -' Freitas. Bar-the deradef to use Charier es had to say about cooteedecs (Redi treri. lAXyoumd righthander, while Mountain Six crown. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25 IKES SELECTIONS ptrx3' Ute Stadium SMardiy ccuRe-e- d with Harry Brecheem (AP) Seattle. Coast League base-- j - to'-nIke VtiZ Mihna.Anastreag, j . 1933-41it bold ball champions from v. .-Farrey won 20 end kot 12 riu!- -; No. a two to one lead over Sacrame.no, L while 24 m 1942 pennant winner.and kv- SANTA CLARA U. Shaughnessv plav-of- f re The Rainier defeated Sacram ' I' Somebodv bas trJOrcred me 2S 15k' ONoredci w t0I .os 'Angeles1 defeat ed San Vwr Lrt h Ctayt.v Lambert, six- - 34 loaded. Lv Svractrv ce. hand-- , 1 to 0. UTAH U. . 1 Oakes. Baaay W) easing cuffed the kcks with five hits. re :?c-a Colorado would as pick Aggies bv mn sirs; R. H E 45 ' ..A'd shade the top team with Itah and tvo i:j 10 e 14 TOMORROW Colorado probably yust a-- srrv-rCNuxrbus . V 2 W HO . mkldte season. after of the the Lambert and Boranm; Crouch. ... Jiaa eager. Cobmade Looks to F. Barrett. Burkhart and Heath. SIS Sept. 26 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OUlvl tltfct v tO k. I ! till BROOKLYN faewi Vviina 1 fated the beu although ONoreAo U. of U. Stadium Meet Scott snva. Joeyfe?nci 1 ... Miss" 37-3- 5 riant CXsh D-- ... first-strin- OGDEN. Sept. 25. (Special) Ogden Katariaas today held a Odson At 250 Pounds, Levy At 245 Are News Forecasters hard-presse- Redskins Golfers Win Will Start Over Salt Lake Frosh Flash Grid Greats From Big Nine Friday September 25, 1942 Salt Lake City , Utah tOgden Rotary 13 Sailor 5? Mi Sl-1- it i At H'a hM Pr Kb FA 5V' IS I1l Pt't) x- Ktrc e leads Class C. wutTV. F. 7 n r LjMhaa 7YV 7 Rranlsgee. semd at UMa Class T art Dave Wolf and I IbwT toe ' Ueadrig Pave ZmwI Dr. Yaughaa Huster wrih 91C-S- U m i j iJ' fwmt Ntt it R M Pm - JUkx SIVM . mx liV Mm c ;?.: IC-- (Ami - . Ma T c Via :3n iva It n tt IBS 1.6 r BB 14 Tvrw U (V Smta $M9n 6 BB G J OnvrMi' rvs 5RV NsIS auM V E G Bardra t)B i:$ m 162 X 10 213 121 176 E laa .. c MM Fart snmB 1M Smart fiItoel SM Frtak rtrt . 206 Dm. ha rl rxtto asa v ria an a mn 205 W .. 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