Show THE OGDEH J R omney nets iarge Squad in Moleskins ' Makoams-With taatum these Stalwarts for Gridiron Young University Looks to uu iwrnncy ana ITII a new coach In the august person of ii W me ti FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 28 1928 R 77° New Open OMSS&VS Tf'B STANDARD-EXAMINE- ""?? n iairty generous nViA "linn niiton t some experienceu aiiu mpCmuie ukuii va- 'r" 1 ' -1 Ciuj uuu to unnfomnfa Unnlt and promises jHuuuiuiinivwiv ueveiop into a sensauou m uiu huibj hillside on the construction football field and the Stadium under "ti"-LrV"1V"- °' T- Line Gives New Mentor Problem Backfield Is Fast And Clever) Enthusiasm Is At High Pitch New - Method Should Get Results Baliff On Varsity ' in By AL WARDEN Cougars! That is the password over the entire WATCH theMountain The new athletic system conference which is being initiated by George Ottinger Romney at Brig-haYoung university has all Provo agog and has the tongues of coaches and critics of the Rockies wagging ti fi - v - ' ' msmmmmmas'-- i' Th ' a!amm pum Tl!- 1 ilii4a converted into an end: ivmfp Dohie Gives Praise To Former Elevens Glory nlfivnrc V nSl Ow en Howe avMUnnt rfff nllflfn SHOWS the HCW halfback I U JJ Prospects At Cornell Darlc This Season On Grid ' NEHF DEFEATS Field FORMER MATES ' N Y Sept 28—AP)— Gil Doble outglooms himself this year Ills 1928 Cornell football team he says ia the worst he ever coached Yet loyal sup porters of Corneal may gain some from slight ray of encouragement the fact that ln th0 Bameeven th v Doble declared not big red machines of the unaeieatea vears of 1921 1922 and 1923 were what he calls good football teams When vou think of Dobie you think of those teams in the heyday of George Pfann and Eddie Kaw yet when asked what outfits were the best of his coaching experience veteran doesn't even the long-leamention them He goes bacic to the days when he was getting hisn start at the University of washing-toas a' builder of football team which never met defeat In the nin years he was there Specifically he names the husky elevens or 1909 and 1914 as the standouts of the lot although he says the qual-it- y ran pretty even from year tov vM year "Washington was Just a good honest school" he explains "We got our share of the boys from around the state some who nad played football and some who had not and once you got the system started it was easy to keep the I TIIACA Gloomy IN CLOSE GAME m PJrrriM Cuht To Victory Cards Have ' If gridiron enthusiasm Is to be-considered seriously one may now hoist tho conference flag at Provo Never in the history of tho great been college sport has the interest at such a high peak— --but it takes more than peppery enthusiasm to capture championship honors: Ott Romney has a mighty big task to perform at the "Y" and Ott will deliver The splendid support dished out is sure to bring results —but it takes many seasons to turn out a championship aggregation NEW SYSTEM Romney is initiating a new method at B T U The Cougars of 1928 may not comb down tho stretch at the top of the procession and they may not win v many games but one thing is sure and that Is they will give every team in the conference plenty to think -- Slim Lead r - about' French Boxer Meets Champ In Mit Go n NEW YORK Sept 28 — (AP) — Another son of France jumps into the prize ring tonight- and hopes to come out with the featherweight championship' once held by a countryman Eugene Criqul But Andre Routls who meets Tony Canzoneri the title holder in a battle at Madison Square Garden this evening hopes to have better luck with the championship if he wis it than did Criqul Criqul won the 'crown from Johnny Kilbane on June 2 19 23 and surrendered it on July 26 to Johnny Dundee after possession of less than two months But the boys who do the betting are willing to wager 2 to 1 that Routis will not defeat the game little champion left-hand- -- 5 nd t 2-- 3-- 8-- -- 39 26 S? j '' 615 Cincinnati 2 260 Philadelphia Batteries— Donohue and Suke forth Caldwell Miller Baecht and Davis Vi STANDING OF TUB CLUBS Sacramento San-Francis- Lost Won 56 66 55 49 46 39 36 31 co Hollywood Missions Oakland Portland Los Angeles Seattle ' 36 36 37 43 46 63 56 61 Pet 609 609 598 533 500 424 391 337 y - Jtv -- one-gam- -- " ic '' ( -- -- fifty-secon- - w tu-nin- " Vi)! 4 anion fag ? 7? light-heavywelg- hl I'TIGUE LOSES I nsn 1ST ROUND 1 -- IS light-heavyweig- ht : 10-rou- nd s — A Xdu "Little year COAST LEAGUE Yrr''t- - 3 R H E Score ed one-tim- 15-rou- nd 128-pou- m lyio ana xyxy wiu ue m p charge of Georgetown football Jerome Carroll this fall for the fourth successive AMERICAN STANDING OF THE CLUBS Won - After leaving Penn he started coaching and for twoyears in 1922 and 1923 was coach of a pro team the Frankfort Yellow Jackets In three seasons at Georgetown Little's teams have lost but 'four games and only on© of those games the 19-- 6 victory by Syracuse last year was the margin of victory more than three points His teams are healthy scoring outfits having led the major teams in scoring last fall and finishing second the year before Although there are several obstacles to overcome in - welding his 1928 aggregation Little hopesi for a successful season New York 99 96 80 74 71 67 62 54 Philadelphia St Louis Washington Chicago Detroit Cleveland Boston Pet 52 64 71 77 80 84 656 640 530 490 470 444 411 360 89 96 - THURSDAY'S RESULTS 5 8 New York Detroit se'eond game called end' of seventh LOTT ENROLLS darkness '5 Chicago S AT CHICAGO "U" Philadelphia Cleveland 14-- 4 Boston 10-- 7 Washington 6 St Louis 5 CHICAGO Sept 28 — (AP) — of the NaGeorge Lott FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE tional doubles title and third rankNew York at Detroit ing tennis star has enrolled for the Philadelphia at Chicago autumn quarter at the University Washington at St Louis of Chicago Boston at Cleveland Lott had planned to leave for Brown but suddenly switched First game: : R H E Score: MAJOR LEADERS 4 7 1 New York 3 8 1 Detroit — and Batteries Hoyt Bengough 27 Including games of Sept Carroll and Woodall Shea (By The Associated Press) NATIONAL Second game: — Braves 390 R II E Hornsby Score: Batting 8 2 7 Runs — P Waner Pirates 141 New York 5 7 3 Runs batted in — Bottomley Car Detroit dinals 129 Batteries — Heimach Shelly Hits—Lindstrom Giants 225 and Bengough Sorrel Johnson Doubles) — P Waner Pirates 51 Smith and Hargrave Triples — P Waner Pirates Bot tomley Cards 19 First game: Homers — Bottomley Cards 31 R H E Score: " — 10 14 2 Stolen bases Cuyler Cubs 36 Boston — mnton Giants won Cleveland 14 17 6 I'itcning 25 lost 8 Batteries — Ruffing and Debcrry Underwood Grant and Sewell AMERICAN Second game: Batting— Manush Browns 376 R H E Score: Runs-1158 Ruth Yanks 7 11 1 Boston — Runs batted In Ruth Gehrig Cleveland 4 10 5 Yanks 140 — and Morris Heving: Batteries Hitss — Manush Browns 285 Harder Brown and Myatt Doubles — Manush Browns 47 Combs Yanks 21 Triples — H E Score: Homers — Ruth Yanks 52 1 9 h Stolen bases— Myers Red Sox Philadelphia 0 6 - 3 Chicago 29 — Cochrane and Grove Batteries Pitching — Crowder Browns won Thomas and Berg 20 lost 5 4-- RIVAL CATCHERS ARE PROMISING Lost 3-- THURSDAY'S RESULTS Los Angeles 2 Hollywood 1 NEW YORK Sept 28 — (AP) — Sacramento 2 Portland 1 10 As in the case in several other Provo boosters will expect too much Innings San Francisco 6 Missions 4 features of play the Giants and of Romney in his first season 4 7 Oakland Seattle kind Athletics to mold time takes pursuing clubs in the big any It ' f— chases are better of an athletic team into shap league pennant ' R H E equipped behind the bat than the Score: and time alone will hold 'the key 1 7 Cardinals or the Yankees to the grid situation at the 'Y" Hollywood 2 3 Loa Angeles SPLENDID CO AC II Burly Frank Hogan fulfilling Batteries —Rhodes and Agnew John The Provokes are indeed for McGraw's expectations! has of Peters and Hannah tunate in securing the services Into the best developed ' such a splendid' mentor Jtomney in the majors! As catcher young R H E Score: has the punch the ability but re not as finished a is yet Hogan 7 14 0 Seattle I i vI I I quires time to instill his system- as workman Cochrane the Mickey 1 4 10 should give the Ag Oakland The Cougars ace Athletics is at who probably Batteries— Teaehout and Cox the head of the backstop list but gies --and Utah plenty of trouble Boehler and Read perhaps hold the two stateL rivals the Giant receiver has all the ana to low scores but the of greatness ' qualifications -: E H R 'Score: "A" squads should win' This is the hardest hitting 1 Hogan however would be a victory for Portland in either 1 8 2 backstop league right Sacramento the Provo aggregation' now no matter how he rates othB Y IT ere long will be one of (10 Innings) erwise His heavy sticking ha had 'Batteries —French and Whitney much the outstanding elevens of th con to do with keeping the Giants ference The year 1928 however Vinci and Koehler in the thick of the pennant fight is not their year It may be 1929 R II E His sturdy frame has plenty of enScore: and again 1930 His admirers rank him 4 10 1 durance The Coyotes of Caldwell Idaho Missions 1 as by far the best catcher! the 6 12 Sah Francisco the Cougars Saturday pth oppose Batteries — Krause and Baldwin Giants have had since the daysMc-of er eames on the schedule are: Roger Bresnahan who now October 6 —California Aggies at Branzel Jacobs and Sprinz Graw's first lieutenant has hiad a Provo the young lot to do with developing October 13 — Colorado Aggies at FREMONTON STAR " Irishman ' Fort Collins — IN MAIN EVENT Jimmy Wilson who came from October 10 Western State at SALT LAKE Sept 28 —Mack the Phillies takes care of the CarGunnison in excellent October 27—Utah Aggies at Payne Fillmore lightweight boxer dinal backstopping meets Reed Peterson of Tremon fashion Wilson is steady fast and Provo main event at resourceful but he has fallen off November 3 — Montana State at ton in the at bat this year dropthe McCullough arena Monday considerably 260 after being a to around — Lake at Salt Utah ping 17 November night 300 at clubber Acra-iePhiladelphia tou will face the TTtn'h Peterson is one of the best light The Yankees have three receivmra in the dedicatory game In the weights in the state and may dis two of whom are somewhat ers 27 Thia of October new "Y" stadium pose Payne Benny Bengough1 the Five other bouts will round out mediocre contest is expected to attracts the R- - H E Score: of lot is' fast and fairly the best nis In Provo the card crowd weekly 6 15 largest grid consistent at bat although not as ki a weak sticker but aggressive Washington 1nrv 1 5 7 Louis All St third is the of as Collins handler one a Pat a is pitchers slugger Keep your much tt will tfl a brother vs brother gars" nn thegood — Ruel and Batteries Hadley Provoites and Ott whose tonnage is a handicap except three saw service in the last world's eyes affair Stewart Coffman and Manlon when propelling his hits Grabow- - series The slogan "Watch the Cou Romney co-hold- ' 4v er - all-arou- '- 15 " six-rou- aw By HERBERT W BARJtER Associated Press Sports Writer r-If the little Napoleon of baseball is nosed out of the 1928 National ' v league pennant and that seems a good part can blame he likely of it on players who once wore 1 1? New York Giant livery JM 4"-Art Nehf once the McGraw's heart V? ? rJ " v pride of John ' e boss a stagger dealt his mm wher he ing blow yesterday twirled the Chicago Cubs to a 3 " 'It to 2 triumph over the Giants in the opening clash of a double head er The Giants fighting dtsperate itesd' ly to keep in the running came ' y back with a 2 to 0 win in the night cap but lost ground in the pennant chase notwithstanding An asy victory oier the Boston v J?r Jv ?vSBraves carried the St Louis Car dinals to a full game lead over the W--" I' ' " t i Giants Only three games remain thing going" TWO DRAWBACKS e on the schedule and that Dobie's ? ' explanation for what he t A f"two ''x until the well 4 N a stand lead may (f as describes sorry state of footv v t ' contenders clash in their final bat ball affairs ahere 4f t that because tie of the year at the Polo Grounds of high scholarshipis and entrance on Sunday and the widespread prac standards HAIN'ES IX FORM tice of offering scholarships and Jess Haines pitched the Cards to other inducements to schoolboy ' an easy 8 to 3 triumph over tne athletes of note a practice in which Braves Cornell does not participate the In Wally Pipp hit two home runs stitution is not even getting a jair as tne Cincinnati iteas irouncea share of material to 2 an i Del Bis Look 'em over for yourself" the Phillies sonette did the same thing as the said Dobie "This will help to show Brooklyn Robins took tho Pirates you how bad it is Last year a boy over in two games 7 to 6 ln 10 came out for football who welgrrv ed about 140 pounds He was made "w innings and 8 to 1 a memoer or an an Am ericas a s TAKE TWO GAMES The New York Yankees Just squad which consists of the candi about clinched their third succes dates who are the last word in give American league pennant when physical unfitness Well before the ends of year was out I had to tise half a they beat Detroit 4 on both to 3 and 8 to 5 dozen of these players on the vara double header homer sity including the man I mentionBabe Ruth hit his fifty-fir- st in the first Inning of the first ed Bristol" d The silver lining for Cornelllans in the game and his initial round of the nightcap One may be found in Doble's surprismore Yankee victory or another ingly low estimate of his greatest defeat for Connie Mack s Philadel Cornell teams Dobie admits that stars phia Athletics wilt clinch the pen Kaw and Pfanh developed into i 'T but says their supporting cast was nant for Miller Huggins flKWMHWMMimathe derived from anything but made-to- The A's retained their g v back order material matical chances by SLOW BACK the Chicago White Sox 5 to 3 "I had to use a big slow fellow The Cleveland Indians overcamenuoseven-ra- n me in to a the backfield with them" says Deai ieaa " m V ' ton Red Sox 14 to 10 in the first Gil "who would take all day to but get across the street When hs came of a double header droDned the second 7 to 4 played hl knees swelled up to The Washington Senators shaaea twice their size and he was deaf in ranks the St Louis Browns to 5 in the both ears — crippled at four points insr the k Griffiths hammered McTigue for first game of the wind-u- p series at in order to give me four men in the mer holder of the title to the floor St Louis to take one man off I had backfield So with almost the first punch the end and make a back out ' of w : itherlng was his punishment that him after the first knockdown Referee Tins p6or irt IN crowd "Well that got 'going Miller stopped the fight to save the SHIPOWNER: We must have the Dartmouth game and simply "Irish Iron Man" who never quita trovernment aid! Congress does ran wild and there was no stopThe fight lasted two minutes' and not realize how expensive it is to ping them for three years" In 59 Griffitks N seconds ODerate a shin Why barnacles OW o Tuffy —o cost American ships $100- alone TIDE QUESTION THAT'S With Line For Bout a year "I wonder If she retained her 000000 ByiNEA Service RUBE: What do you thin CONGRESSMAN: You ought to own personality since she married j— Jerome WASHINGTON Sept Carroll of Criaco la who has Loughran ' this here evolution? about a Use down cut item cheap that Alan?" the ability to sense opponent passes and back out of the line to combat YOKEL:-It- 's a good Idea— but or barnacles of along er get too"— Alan's and grade "Absolutely them will lead the 1928 Georgetown eleven CHICAGO Sept 28— (AP)-- A enforce it? — Life can of themr—Life they fewer with Coach Lou Little says of ftim: rugged youth with a pile driving Life punch Jerry "Tuffy" Griffiths of "Carroll Is an exceptionally Sioux City la today stood forth good lineman (he plays guard) as a threat to Tommy Loughran's and is Valuable to the team becrown to run line cause of his ability a With slashing attack that interference and his defensive be Griffiths couldn't stopped play He is not a flashy player himself as a contender by y-- sj? stamped to his worth the has but proven it' 7 slopping that crafty Celt Jlike Mo- team He is an inspiring leader Tigue in the first round of their and a boy whom the players have echeduled bout at the I 3 a great deal of confidence in Gardens last night Midway look for him to have a great seaGoing Into the match with odds son this fall" definitely against him in spite of Ms sensational record since enter- Lou Little who gained All- - S : r The scrappy Ott has a brilliant assortment of backs but his line If the foris far below average ward wall etarts to functioning the "T" backs roey show the critics of the Rockies plenty Romney a probable flxsit "team selection is as follows: Dyches center West and B Skousen Bunnell and Simmons guards tackles: Dixon and C Skousen ends Vacher quarterback Thorne and Rowe halfbacks and PeterNATIONAL son fullback Simmons is the captain of the STANDING OF THE CLUBS Cougar varsity for the new season The men enrolled above on the Won Lost Pet back-field St line average 171 while the 616 68 93 Louis Is light with an average of NewYork 59 92 609 158 88 63 583 Chicago Vacher former Provo High star Pittsburg 85 67 559 looks like one of the finds of the Cincinnati 73 78 516 conference A midget in size and Brooklyn 76 500 76 in the Boston 331 101 50 perhaps the smallest' back 285 43 108 history of the Rockies is handling the ball in the backfield He is a Philadelphia wonder in the open field and is THURSDAY'S RESULTS looked upon by Romney as a wizChicago 0 New York 2 ard St Louis 8 Boston 3 SPEED MERCHANT Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 2 Owen Rowe has perhaps more 7 Brooklyn Pittsburg 1- speed than any other back in the (second game 10 innings) Rockies If Rowe can master the as FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE grid sport he should go downmen one of the most dangerous Louis at Boston St in the circuit in the open field at New York Chicago Peterson' and Thorne are husat Brooklyn Pittsburg kies and are powerful ball carriers Of the 19 28 team four are regFirst game: ulars of last season and three othR H Score: ers made their letters 6 13 Pittsburg An original squad of 43 varsity Brooklyn 7 31 men has been reduced to 30 and Batteries— Grimes Light signal drill goal kicking greaves Petty and Lopez resume of punting and a final Idaho plays held - the attention of R H E Second game: warm-u- p 0 the Cougars in their final 1 11 Pittsburg ' j 1 2 11 Thursday Brooklyn The new stadium will be offiBatteries— Blankenship Tutwil- cially opened Saturday and a rec- cr and Hcmsley Koupal and Lopez ord crowd is anticipatedOther men of the Cougar varsity First gamet who are showing up well are: MerR II E Score: rill and Balle centers Dastrup Chicago 0 and Allred Dougal New York 2 Cooper Loveguards Eggertson PureeJl Reeves Batteries —Nehf and Hartnett less and Nielsen tackles Hubbell and Hogan ends Alexander and Ingersoll Buys quarterback Magelby HoovSecond game: er and Brinley halfbacks and R H E Score: lialiff fullback 5 3 0 Chicago" Baliff former Ogden TigerCou-ca-Isrs New York 2 3 2 — Root Jones and Hart the reserve - fullback of tho Batteries Baliff is in splendid trim nett Genewich and Hogan and is considered a splendid pros pect by Romney R II E Score: 8 10 George and Don Corbett Thorne St Louis 1 3 10 2 Worthington Collins and Colvin Boston are the men of the 1927 squad who — Haines and Wilson Batteries are missing from the new aggrega Brandt Cooney and Taylor tion FINE In speaking of the Cougars Rom-s- i ey said: "I wouldn't ask for any more enthusiasm or than I have received here I be lieve I have far better than an av erase backfield with many out standing players but I can't see where we will get a line that will We are give the backs a chance men who handicapped by lack of haven't played high school root hall "Our freshmen of this year are the best the school has ever had If we can continue the fine enthusiasm now'- on hand we will have a team in 1929 that will make every team in the conference hur ry This writer believes the Cougars will show more football this season than at any time since they enrolled in the conference but believes mat 5lnter-POUtnp- - nd s 4 nd n yr Mild h axiu yet CHESTERFIELD cigarettes are mild not strong or harsh Chesterfield ciga- rettes have character - they are not insipid or tasteless The tobaccos ia Chesterfield cigarettes - - tor an ' atisfy" tliey-- S are blended and crpssblended in a different way from other cigarettes and the blend can't be copied I yes mild enough for They are MILD -' anybody and yet tbey SALibtx |