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Show - 1- OMION , , , an e tat ,' yo. 660-0-...-01-$','T- J , : :,16-4.',',:i16..7,-- I. ' - - - Les Go 1 , , - I" , , :, . ' -- --- --' , : - - -- - .-7- A, f OW League Games Colorful . - ,. . . 'rep Football Good , - 7 , N By Les Goatee In happy relief from wartime,' collegiate football is Aft scholastic game. It is as gay and lighthearted as ever, and the teams are bulging with power and pep and exceedingly welle coached. The games this reporter witnessed last week wer-t and colorful, ',just like all , s,,, the others those days in every played , , t'village, town and municipality In ' the , , - ' hard-fough- 4 , , . . 1 - 111 1 ' country. I ,f - - i ------ Ile - I 1 0,400, f - I' :,,,, , ' , ; k, "I.." 1V,,-k.,,, I ,f , - : ',.brothers and sisters of the players and strange is it may seem, some of t lothe proud daddies, including one fond --- : mother,Taetually'i,found their waY,,to .4,tt,:,, --the players' bench. The kids appeared' , , ' their 4 to be a 'bit 1 ''.$ . some of them,thusly-- uniforms, bulky -,o,m,:,1,1 togged for the first time in their lives. There were scores of tiny youngCoach Oswald ; ' Isters ,fromIthe nearby grade Schools, who waited until the I :; gate keeper abandoned his post and swarmed in like flies. it's probably no use kicking about it week after week, a2 but so many spectators get out on the field for the last guar3 ter, that a fan in the stands might as well go home. Down at South, a motorcycle policeman rode up and down the east where there were no spectators, while an agile school teacher, carrying a long stick, tried to shoo hundreds of the :q lads and lassies off the greensward, all to no avail. I Of course there were the inevitable dogs, a big one and i 1 a little one, chasing each other around the field, uncoil., 4 . cerped'h the7whititlings7from7latii,- players and officials. 1 And those cheerleaders! Girls in bright colored.getups with nary skirta that swirled when the girls leaped and twirled. Those agile damsels showed more pep than tipt ball players,. i and quite as much Athletic prowess. : I r . . ---,-- , - -- - . , - . , -- , 1 ' - , - '- -- - - ' ', ' 1 . 7-- 7- . , -- '. I . . i , . - 1 i - - , - ' , .i iI , THE THING ABOUT IT ALL that was most impressive, was the thought that this was going on in alLtha cities andtousts ofthe state, in sunny California, down in the cow and oil country of Texas. in Georgia, in the communities of the micl.lrest plains and in hundreds of places in the New England States. This picture helps you to under. stand the tremendous appeal of football. , - -lh- South High A and, squads will 'rest this week in- preparation' for the Leopards the following week end, but Coach - Tate Wardell'vC nsquad will' go into action tomorrow,-Weath- er permit- ting lin the eyes .0f school ,offi- cials), at home against Coach Russ Magleby's Granite High sophomores at 130 p.m. East Loses Two Still smarting under a 8 de . feat in the final quarter of the closing game of last season at West, Coach Mickey Oswald fig. urea to turn every ounce of his i greater manpower lloose against the Panthers Friday. He will be without the services of B u d Gleave and Milton Smith in the backfield, but still has a wealth, of backs to draw from. Coach Paul Packard of West feared Gleave and Smith-almoas muchas any of the Eastrbacks, but see little respite fronr offen. sive assault' with Bob Summer. hays, touted ball toter; Keith Dibble, Andy Kimball, Gordon Schettler, Bryce Robinson and others available to Oswald. Schett. sletir wits- an B.end at West , ,: last year. . East's line will be drawn from at, players three-.deeoon.r IvInonFkliseher.;.0, h - i:i Players -- Well-Drille- In Fundamentals d Considering the fact that most of these prep players have played no more than a year and many of them; such as the city high school B squads, are playing their first football, we thought they did very well indeed. The South B's coached by . Jimmy Gilbert, show surprising aptitude for the game. Gilbert has a chap named Koller, who will be somewhat of I halfback if he keeps on playing the hustling ball he showed the quarterback, mixed gainst West. - We liked the ' his plays. Maybe Utah could use him. A tall end. Bob Mid. - ip Ilemiss, is another fine prospect, as is Hardcastle, the big tackle. We didn't Isee the C squads, but local coaches say the team to The As, watch fo'eal Spirit and skill is the ..South C team. of course, are better players than the Bs, having had the extra year's .expe rve nee, but they're not as fast or as clever as theirlittle brothers on the midget squads. The coaching represents different t)pes of plkiy. Tate War. dell, South's C team calch, uses the, old Aggie T formation and 7of the old- l'AC plays which he has helped to execute many, many times. Pat Ryan, the South A coach, is an Ike Armstrong pupil, and uses the Utah style with a few veils. Bons. Gilbert runs a varied attack from the single wing. Be. cause his boys haven't played before, he has to stick pretty much to fundamentals. Salt Lake dads don't .know how lucky they are to have tbelrbovs . workingmnderthe idirection ,of thesefine South, dickey Oswald, Iman Hales and Leslie Nelson of East, and Paul Packard, Paddy Davis and Swell fellows all, and they know William Galbraith of West .football, but what is more important. they know boys. . I . I 1I , - - -- : --- i'- ':1 I 3 1 , : - : i ' : :, , ; Z 111 .... . - t - , : . ,- --7- w, -- ; . i a I - 1 4 i -- i ; : 4 1 . -- I colltglate-bran- fortOgan "this football be pre-- . d talt-wi- ll tented Saturday afternoon in the Aggie stadium when the twice-victorious Logan Naval Station ,. squads meets .Kearns Air Base. ' Kickoff is.. scheduled for 2:30 - - i I o'clock, and accompanying the ' I game will be various 'types of -military fanfare and cetemonies, ! according Ito Ensign Ed Salerng.. and Marines. 1 "I don't know whether I can stand another game like that one ' Sunday at Pocatello,"- - commented I Ensign Salerno today. "A couple of times in that battle ,Lnearly failure But I am cer- neIhad heart N ,........6.... -, 1 1 . --- play of . 1 dis. LOGAN(Special)First 1 , I' . 1 the-sailo- - , victory-strinularg- tainly proud of my boys, who are playing football under. Some handicaps, yet who are surely go. !rig into the game with hammer and tongs." He referred to the grid fight . staged in Pocatello when the Logan Naval Station tripped up the favored Pocatello Air Base Bombers with a speed magnificent display of anctspititRalph,Peter,son-o- l Pro. vo,' former Brigham' Young 1.Tniversity frosh star, took game honors by catching a pass and a for touchdown. scampering then making a perfect placement that ultimately provided the Opoint margin for victory. hair-raisin- g 1:: , , .:: ' .....:, ' :;:':i, .: ' .!::, , ,.::,1;:- ,,' ,: 4,4,0 ','-- ,....": -- --- -- 13-1- 2 - , - , 41 1 OGDEN SPAI4ISH , , Iiti HIGHEST MARKET PRICES. ::: , a, ;',.,, :, f:'.:il :, 7 li',:, i';': :4 ' "1 , :,,,,, - 0 t: ,',, , : - :, ,,- , '.','i j,,---: ,,' ' :,.,: ,. , ; ; , 7:- ' l';t ' - A ,, (7 ( ;: , , - '''' ' , 4,,,;,,,,,i',,!t.: :i : 4 ,! ,''3r: .t i 4:' 4:?4,;!': 7: - 1 ,, ,,,i:,. - , .. ''',' " ,',,a , - :,t 31 4, '0.,'405.' , :.,,.,;-2- '' 0.?..4r.' .: , .., z, ,..; , ' '!Y , IA 1 ;,',,t ,t, "":"7- , , 't z,::s:,Ai.;: ''' ''.. ''''c I r 1 TO V ,, ,. t, , It li,siett4.411e.to..maiwAki - '- - Falls Off H eavily Up North Deer-Take- d - Utah Hunters Spanish to I score. Most of the hunters Bee o'..itpoint143, Balti- Bee - Pittsburgh, - form the squad to leave for gam Team : 'Uwe Reahawke - , , . 5 4 a 6 8 4 4 4 Purdue' lettopfPilet fie iTex.) , - Army, Neve Pennsylvania , Texas .. Armies 4 . Southern rabtornia 7 Randolph Flettel (Tex 1 Mareh Fj014. 4th Am Force.; Colorado University COlOrStlei Minnesota Tulsa Balsam-M-c SEE US TODAY COIIPte thid.l N. T. Highest grade type C camelback used in our recapping. RE Goodrich Silvertovin Stors 131 L 1st So.. 58 , I ! " 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 - . . t .. t I - , ,.. - -- i onafg oDI , a2Rh3 i - ,t i 1 - -- I , I. - e- -- -1 - - En eaes: , 'n oo ' . 27-1- 9 ' 1I- - 27-1- 9 I ' 7-7 pounds. -- ' - . '.. 1!IC-TAI r, 02 q il a choice- - is I.... - bo - Simply' indicate COLO. COLLEGE winner-w- il - , 20 30 OLORADO r .. LOGAN NAVY DOUGLAS.,-.- - . t I ... NEVADA-RAA- I ..., ' 1 1.4LE FORT-RILE- I CAMP Deadline for entries, 6 NT.4- pan. Friday ' , - 1 , - - " , - (Service men slow rank, wherestattoned) RULES AND REGULAITONS 7 4, 1 . GEORGIA TECH. MINNESOTA WASHINGTON NOTRE DAME ' ' ARMY Address 6 21 -C- - ,Name 0 o'e. VSC NAVY - la 1 AIR BASE, COL, OF PACIFIC ILLINOIS - I check in these games: f 7i 1 - I KEARNS 55 41 1 a 0000 OOOOOO 000000 ' - 64 000 0000loo, BUSHNELL-- ' - ' , , GRANT) PRIZEOne CM hundred ($100) dollar war bond. WEEKLY liv. dollars cosh and two football each to (terrify men PRIZES(I) below commissioned officer rank and to,- - civilian tickets cam. (or missiommi officer) for picking most winnen, (2) For place' two foot. ball tickets. (3) For third place two I notboll tiekets second AllI entries eligible for second snit third privy, and for grand prise. PRIZE MONEY WILL BS: 'ENTRY , --- - Ti reason for this My, 7 25 25 0 26 38 ' o ,. . - UTAH -- - 4---34 154 81 181 172 105 160 151 14 122 4 106 113 93 4 N , "-''''''' Predict exact score of this game only: I - 7 -- IVVpl:SERET. ,, MICHIGAN MARCH FIELD 135 133 - DOUBLED IN BY NEW THREE-MONTH- IS ACCOMPANIED rAgrg wITERE WINNING SUBSCRIPTION TO DESERET NEWS. t In eerie of 0011; tentPlitallitt ilvin fit most logical lettlffill for, Dreilkieft headline game. will be adjudged the winner. Reason must be gives to. be elisihirs for any awards. POINTS FOR THE SEASON'S GRAND PRIZE will be awarded to ate cordon(' with the number of dollars or equivelemt tie points won incontests. Fire points will also be awarded to each contestant callingweekly exact headline . . , . - - ganl. limited to tour ballots per person eoch week.. Contest open to anyone except employes of The Deseret News Publishing Company." . , . 0 . . , - . . , ' ' . . - -- : le.r:to oaSsewt:o.:Armstrong , . - - . .. , -- irsaldinseunr:etH:11:03.albcOoaunf.teor176fTu.,ls,: . , ' 1 sail. e' . . ! A Utah-Nevad- , 1 ,, ; ' are working toward a boys' club in Midvale. . , , ' 1 West Jordan Athletic Club boxers. under Marve Jensen and Lee Richardson, will move over to Midvale Friday night. Nov. 12, for a special ring card vnder sponsorship of the Midvale Ki; wanisAClub, with proceeds going towarcT a rikv clubhouse for the West Jordati boxers. Midvale Kiwanis members also ,- . ,, encouraged Over the ment of his squad's playimprove. against Nevada , Saturday, but hopes to. . about the lack of headwork and the unsound strategy tried by his inexperienced players in the defeat. 'Look Better : Clark's shoulder Lyman t Continues to improve andInjury i Wth him in the game the Utes prom- lse to look better, ? on especially offense. He rehurt the wing a one game. bit with a last quarter pass Sat, Hits Close ...None of the entries hit the urday, but was in good shape yesterday. Armstrong stated toa exact score of the -day, however, that unless he is game, but Frank E. Martin of in ,, top shape, he will not be used 2882 S. 9th E. St. missed the as he wants the for- , figure by two points, 26.20, and Saturday 4 David High star for the Nov.- John Ypsilantis of 8478. State St. mer 6 game here against Colorado. to win by a score ; Captain George Bettridge is Martin- - was one of the lot a bad cold, which (Stilt nursing that missed one win. group only he contracee'd last Thursday and , 's nett With his perfect card, Mo&11 which hampered his play Satur-took the lead in the race for til'e' day. Jack Yoshihara is also on the list of casualties, a of war $100 nursing bond some severe grand prize bruises,received --it-- with o1,0 poiritt.Private - Saturday. Cadet Bigler, Hastings, George Strike, Hal Enos and George re Thorstensen, the latter of Ogden, Football Press-ueach have eight points, while silt Regulation footballs ars inflated with others have five and a host of pressure of not less than 12 members are tied at three. pounds not. more than 1314 - . - s the cards and were awarded the second and third pribes of two tick- ets each. Taking the "enlisted then's" service prize of $5 and two tickets was a former win- ner, Pvt. Paul E. Bigler of the Bushnell General Hospital at Brig. ham City. Private Bigler barely nosed ,out Cadet ..John M. Hastings of the' Brigham Young University;- another- former winner, In a field of 16 who missed only Jordan Boxers , . .t ' -- OklS., .380 12th Ave., and Clyde Mockli of Preston, Ida., also had perfect O.Pt NO.IT Dame k H:.'0. (Hank) 'Hammen,' , , - . pw --- : leafi the final traveling University gridders to the last night before 'boarding ., Nov. 6. Two Second Best Lo- Untied And Unbeaten Teams Pranidiu-Narsha- 11:3, Air-Base , Soul hweetern Tulsa Jaunt . ,Move To Midvale , . -- Ike passing," ers on the traveling squad, but 1WiTrwe Earl B. the, rest will almost be 1 McKenzie ' of 1848 8. 2nd E. St. from a hat. At the samepicked time last week. They' formed Mc Ken- he hopes to pick Oft the boys zie's line of reasoning for picking him-thwho will-d- o most good Army oNveevra the University of Utah, and In case he is forced to use his inasmuch as he picked all other entire outfit Henry winners, he receives the first Irnka's ,unbeatenagainst squad. prize in The Deseret News Quarterback Club of $5 and two tickets , to the tUtahColorado game here, the asn i'd Coach O'Brien will 'decide this week, which of thcse will I - :',- Wins Grid . Prize men. bad but one deer to the car, and they reported the worst hunt in years as Lulu far .as being able to find deer York, wa4 concerned. The great amount stopped Jose Rivera, 132, Puerto of foliage this year and good ' Rico., 10. weather kept the deer real high, BALTIMORE Joe Bakst 205, they reported. and made them Wilkes-Barre- . Pa.. outpointed hard to find. One good kill came Johnny Shkor, 215, Baltimore, 10. out of the Strawberry Valley Tommy Bell, 148. with four buck deer out of the Youngstown, . Ohio, outpointed party of five hunters and this was the best that had beenreported Johnny , Brown, 151, New York, 10. , last night. , . I , I i. - ed Sammy Daniels, more. 8. NEW BRITAIN, Conn.- New Costantino, '134, LOGAN HEBER CITY . 145, - Coach Ike Armstrong plans the earliest the Earl :McKenzie , EXPERT TIRE ' WASHINGTON Wright , - Al?. BASE, Kearns Far from disheartened the defeat at the hands by Fort Douglas Fridaylighhe Kearns JODtball team went to work Mon- t day in preparation for its game with Logan Navy Training Station,Saturday afternoon at Logan; Logan, which won it's second straight game Sunday, beating the favored Pocatello Bombers, will be heavy favorites. Coach Jimmy O'Brien ran his Eagles through a blocking tackling drill Monday and stated that scrimmage would be hot and heavy for the next three days. Bernie Metzler, end rangy whose punting has proved to be s a big feature-1- n funny as that may sound, Is expected to be assisted T this week by big Howie Wiederbrook, 210 pounder from Ohio State. Wiederbrook against Port Douglas but was not too familiar with the Kearns He'll have them down plays. pat by Saturday afternoon and Should aid the Kearns offensive. m e ho caught Lieutenant O'Brien's eve was Oil Baker. 214 pound Ne,gro..end from the University of .Washington...H played a strong-- . brand - of - defensive- - ball-- - and with a week's,drill on Eagle for- mations, should bolster the wing department in that phase, as well as offensively. With the new additions, Kearn squad now numbers 41 - 0n Team' - Off Tonight Drills En Route - , . 13-1- - - 27-1- For Logan Navy 6-- 0 r 1 -- -- , . . WEST'S THREAT AGAINST EASTPete Hayward, hardplung ing: fullback. will carry a heavy- share- of the Panther attack 'West. meets East in their traditional gridiron affray when Friday. Hayward, in d addition to his ball carrying prowess, it somewhat of a Ipasser-anpunter. o , , c!il,ed..-Nevada- , ARMY, ely - - ' I . 1 :' .:., ' ,. 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' it 44. , . ,if- 1 5,: , :', ''''' .1 :'.4 N71 s: - :,:H,s- : :il''''?i.U'f'l'): skt.40: ::::,::,1,k ., ,4,.- ': :f ,, NN::, 2egiwe , A.Ottlaitia,oilil ,, , jk,.,,,, Its:4 1 '),e) 7'v,,:: ' , 4 '''or,iy :::.t;1--', o: i:ko 1 ..,0.,, , , :::: .::i:', , . a 1 a trot-Soatmm-,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,-;.- -, - Lt, F. A. Gayer, coach of the Bushnell Medics. said there was a chance that six of big gridders who .were withdrawn from football for other duties may be back in time- - for the game Saturday night. New Player civilian -- coach of theFL Douglas GIs, had an HoteheirinTewhommaa: Fouerrt totrth2eotern: didate for a guard position. Ferretti played football before he entered , the - t army., - However. both coaches were gloomy about the interruption of practice sessions. Rain drove the GIs 'off the practice field and into a lengthy chalk talk Monday. Coach Blorklund pointed out mistakes là be corrected before the game with Bushnell. ,: Inside Today Lieutenant Gayer said h i s charges went through a light practice session Monday, but it appeared they wotild be driven Inside Tuesday. When the two teams meet Saturday night, Ft. Douglas will be i to maintain its record of trying no defeats and Bushnell will be after its first victory. - ,, , .::- - r , ::: - - By-Produ- cts SALT LAKE CITY GARLAND PORI , , ..: . YORIE-(INS)- Juggernautsthe - -- --- - ,.. ';': - - 1 ,,:'47"' - - DEALER. Colorado Animal , i 4o,see.4'.4-- ,, i(it.2,: I I :: ' -, , I ":: - WE ARE GLAD TO DO OUR PART-A- ND. YOU (CAN DO YOUR PART BY BRINGING THESE TO , OUR NEAREST BRANCH WHERE YOU WILL RECEIVE ' ;e! A- - ::k . In Friday terrupted by inclement weather, the coach of each team had something to- be cheerful about today. The-- two teams' are Scheduled to meet Saturday night under the lights of East High School Stadium. - SELL SAME TO A RECOGNIZED - : ' ' s . to-b- Douglas football teams were - ALL HUNTERS TO SALVAGE THEIR DEER SKINS 10 , , ''', ''''' ,,, ) A'i .., '''''':- e, ' :I both the Bushnell and Fort t :, :::: , f,":"::: " , :: ,:' ") 4, ' '''''''''N, ' , -- Although. practice sessions of , 1 , ' t:'"- -' ' - UNCLE SAM IS MAKING AN URGENT APPEAL AND 1FAT AND 1. , ' :':-- .,s,Iti , 47'77 ------ -- terest in the two surging - unbeaten . Army and Notre Dame foot- surged high in New York. All tickets for the Artily.- e Notre Dame game, in the ,-Yankee- Sta. played .-6- have-- been -f- i'ld out. And ths "'MI' du. cats cost $6.60 - or $4.40 ' m: 7 ::1 :. :,. , 4.,'' ''. :,,,, .i, ,, 77 I A . .::, '''''''''. ' . :,: :':::.:.:ri:i -- ;:st ::,.,- tI;, :,- N ,:, , ' ",.400- :':: ,',1;. , , Dip-Holl- p 4 ,,,,.T.. 4:7:: ::::: , il ; k " . L. I 80,000 Sellout. '.:'!7'''';'''..7": ,;,,00m-'',I- f - :: , , ' lialay. - East-Stadiu- :', ::::::, : :" 6-- NEEDED IN U..S. WAR EFFORT. - , ::,',,-- : :!:::!''.; :: : l'..: 27-6- DEER SKINS AND FAT ARE URGENTLY 4 9 ;;'....,.:::::: 0 ATTE0111011 IIIIIITERS! - ,V A... , - , to continue its LOGAN (SpecialL A vig- years,it has been difficult because which at higher obtain reliable estimates of the roes rainstorm of West's dismal, showing in los. snow take. However, it, is thesconsen, ing a 20-- decision to South last elevations turned to into sus among the nimrods interweek. But the Leopard C outfit, brought, additional optimism viewed that hunting this .fall is defeated four times in six starts the outlook of northern Utah generally poorer than last year -or- last year,. has. a joti,,cut out los it - ,duck and steer bunters AodaY, continued. for the game Coach Bill quest Galbraith's against Best Areas The storm in the mountains West midgets, who showed conBest areas to date seem to be siderable promise last week be- was expected to drive the deer Monte Cristo and Hells Canyon. fore falling , to- South.-- The to lower elevations. During the both above Blacksmith Fork. Panthers led, Midway In the first - three days, - a - relatively Poorest have been the Elk Val. small percentage of sportsmen ley and third period. vicinities and were ere successfulespecially South's nifty midgets feature Cowley Canyon. which usually a couple of interchangeable- back., thz e disappointed who stalked yield satisfactory- - kills. The reg. fields to .throw at Granite continues to. the 1ayer and closer hills Some War-- - deer season back'-',- - reported-- , A morrow.-- 7:Week ,:throtrgri,:ne3a--Tuegday,1--Wardelthas- Watt': who, - iccess. moderate Gehrke, from today. Marion quarterback: : Meanwhile, the storm brought Gregory and Robert Tidwell, half, No Checkitp fullA check backs, and Owen Wright. st,orage in the ducks to lower altitudes 4oftold, revealed and increased the flight southback, groomed to start,- but .can plants Nin Ca hunters here. second;lied than in recent ward. Several-de- er easily toss-th- e quartet fewer deer of,JerryChristenserh-----quarter-abouts,- - tired- corresponding-pe- -seasons for-a to. the swamps and early back; Robert .Hughes and Kay riod of time. Since game groups Greer. halfbacks, and Bill Lubhave not been able to operate this morning had reported more ben. fullback, into action., necking stations as of 0 ther than average success. The South line Includes Jack 0 Stevenson and Reed Howick. Fork-DeeNo Certificate Needed ends; Evan Ashworth and Stan r Bill Dubbeld ,Fivas tackles: and Earl Johnson. guards, 'and 5 KiII,1 Grant Woodward. center, SPANIS11 FORKOne deet for i" every five hunters, was the score, un ting Diamond Fork and Span. PROVIDENCE I Tony Costa, in the ish - Fork area, according to re. THOUSANDS 131, Woonsocket, R. I., outpointed Phil- Terranova, - 1244, New ports from the .tthecking. station OF MILES York. 10 (nontitle). at the mouth of Spanish Fork NEW HAVEN Taml Mauriel, last evening. ADDEDIO THE lo. 194. New York,- outpointed Canyon One thousand and fifty hunters Mike Alfano, 206, - Bridgeport. LIFE OF YOUR - had checked out with 216 buck Conn. 11). CHICAGO Buddy Scott 184. and doe deer to their credit AUTO TIRES Tampa, Fla.,,outpointed Dan Merwhich is far behind last year's ritt, 2111,, Cleveland, 10. or Kearn s Logan Reci d I . t. l' .;.... ............. Michigan , Secong. Ten Minnesota 18214; Southwestern of Texas 71; Texas A. & M. 58; March Field 45; Del Monte Pre. flight 43; Texas 41; Northwestern.' S4; Colorado College 16; Memphis . . year, is t - , , - ,.: Pre-Flig- College, - - ---- -- d , . . -- , ' -- t -- -- - . - Colorado 41.; 4-) College, of Pacific- - (4) Southern California. (2) Iowa - , I .tiltOji'.:6'.:VP:o-E.,.1:3Hi..-,.1'..001- o. 5 B . - - Hayward;-largest-Panth- East's Texas, - - vain)111-1- Duke 4 926 -643 t. 613 . 568 438,7- -7 326 308 .. 291 . ' ten,-displic-ing- r , d FOOTBALL IS CERTAINLY DIFFERENT in the high schools now, front what it WW1 years ego. The big difference- is- in the equip ment. Ire remember when footbnll was started down in the country towns, the kids would go out there with s bit of quilting sewed under their jerseys. as padding and shoulder guards. School leaders have been glee end diligent in the acquisition of more and bettor football equipment. They insist now that the boys be sent out Onto the field wearing genuine equipment made by experts and fitted by experts. i , - F;Irsi,::t3Toe7n5 Northwestern and Camp Grant the banged their way into , second Great Lakes, Dartmouth, Washingtoa and Georgia. The "reserve" Page 8- -- Salt Lake. City, rtahTuesday, October 19,, 1943 ,, group is led by Minnesota and Naval Technicians 12; Camp . . position placed them lower place vote giving, a team 10 also includes the Memphis Na. Grant 8. val whose Also two last a than third. The South Bend-L technicians, and nine for second Rang points, so down to one point for a tent4 team gathered 1,073 points. games have been cancelled. Great Lakes 6; Georgia Tech The leading teams, on basis of 6; Tulsa 5; Illinois 5; California Army, a 52 to 0 winner over place ballot. Columbia and Notre Dame's Nov. Navy retained ,.third place de- - 10 for one first vote, nine for a 4' Cornell 3; Dartmouth 3; South. 8 foe, was easily the second spite its narrow ,14 to 8 win second, etc., (first- place -votes in western of Louisiana 1 Randolph choice with 926 points, each first , over Penny State ibut Purdue parenthesis) Field 1.. ' 'I' II . t I .1.. , .. . a - . ...r Army() Navy Purdue - ' Notre Dame (98) - NEW 1 " , . , .. . , 4 - -- 0i,s--I'si.'-11.0- old Bowman, Roy Goodman, Dale - . 1 Hat. Josephson and Marvin Sieler-ar- e the best of a pack of big guards, and the veteran-Dav- e Clark and Understudy Eddie Miller top the centers. West Improved In all East will outweigh the panthers and will have the long end of manpower, but West learned a lot in Its 90 defeat at the hands of South last Friday, and should show considerable im provement. CoachPackard Right no claims his usable squad won't numberover 16 players, despite the earnestness and courage displayed by -some 14 others on the squad. Of- his regulars and leading reserves, about seven are 'hunting deer - and some aren't expected to be back for the game. He still has Joe Davis at center, but has run into trouble at guard,where heIlas lost Elmer Leake, a youngster, with an army injury.. Dick Salt was slated to fill the spot, but is among the, absentees andon will likely take over. Nelson Frank Coccimiglio will be pt the other guard position, with Jimmy Sheehan and Fred Smith at tackles and Tom Wilkenson and Wiek, McBride at ends to fill out the line. er - Pete back pounds. along with Bert Hardy, ace punter; Johnny Katter crevertallbackandVie Ashby,: quarterback, will round out the backfield. The B Squads - TT ,; Joe Preece top the tackles. ' . - - ' ' eacTaBnntiluorpinnaoens:dis: Dave Broc.kbank- leading ends, while Phil Peach, Ted ' - . - eNotre-Damo-elevens---- all-cit- y anscda . . - - L7 - whirl) defeated Wisconsin by a 50 to for its fourth ,straight conquest, made a runaway of the first place votes as it did of the scramble for the honor of leading-th- e top- ten. Ninety-eigh- t of the 114 voting experts deemed the Irish the best team in the country and- - wits '''ef the op. -B ' - NEWS- -. ' for fourth. The boilermakers whip. ped Ohio' State, last ',year's Ng. 1 team. 30 to while the Quakers annihilated Lakehurst Naval, 74 to S. . '' Then came the College of Pa. .. rifle, whicn was followed by Aa Southern ,California, Iowa - Pre. flight, Duke and Michigan in that J. order. - :The- Trojatur entertain the Staggrnen Saturday in the only game Involving two , however, brought the club four. f.ir.st place votes and a mallsack full of secon,ciary consideration. p l --- -- 2:15 - 4 , grid st - ' School- - Ar..or . ' vaulted over Pennsylvania - 1 7-- - 13.t, -- gh , - --- Two weeks ago the menof Amos Alonzo Stagg weren't even among the also rens but by last week they had nudged' kith tenth place. Saturday's 16 to 7 triumph. Over the Del Monte chase draws top attention of lo. cal followers of the grid sport this week, espedally with the :17eoparda facing an age old rival front West with favored A and B squads and a doubtfull C team. Topping the three-garnseries, of course, will be the A battle on the East field, 3:15 at Friday. p.m., but ihterest will be 1;ttle less in the Thursday program, which sends the East B team to West and theWest Cs- - to East . 4' ,'Y - - $ '4, ., -, 1943Zity-Hi- " 74406.!4. , w4 . - '' By, Con Harrison Entrance of East High's de. the fending- champions-in- to at' a -, - N 1 1 - ;theplace. e , informality of it all was most impressive When South ,B's drubbed AWest ,B'slastThursday, the stands , , , - , -- - f Nlational Footi:911 Po n. op ,, yarold --- Notre bame -- remained - at the-to- p of the standings in the Associated Press' weekly- - poll of the the surprise of exact. seasoh--to of - the ly no onebut-Colleg- e fireworks pyacificmfiunrgnitsohesd Friday Main Event . - Dame-ftemains-At- Claassen A-T- ilt I Notre- : ame-Series,,.,.NE'wB)- z 4 ' |