| Show FRIDAY' EVENING OCTOBER MANY GAMES Ofl FOOTBALL SLATE THIS SATURDAY Many outstanding football games will Jbe played in the United States Saturday Notre Dam© meets Wisconsin in The one of the eastern features Cowboys of Wyoming- are booked periods of action at Chicafoj four go in one of tho other features Utah University playst Nevada university at Ileno and 1$ Y U entertains California Aggies at Provo Ttah Aggies will battle Montana - at Logan I j — His Big Bat is Feared four-bas- e season i '' " i - - i " ' ' mini ' i in -- f i Amherst vs Bowdoin Army s Southern Methotli&'t College vs Navy Brown vs Worcester Poly liuc'knell (0) vs Geneva (0) Carnegie Tech vs Ashland Columbia (28) vs Union (0) Cornell (3) vs Niagara (6) Dartmouth (46) vs Hobart (0) Fordham (0) vs Geors'e Washington IS Georgetown (57) vs Susquehanna (0) Harvard vs Springfield Holy Cross (7) vs1 bt John's y?: College Yalo vs Maine' New York University (2U) vs West Virginia Wcsleyan vs Ursinus Penn State (43) vs Gettysburg (13) Pittsburg vsvs Bethany Vermont Princeton Rutgers vs Albright Syracuse (18) vs William and Mary" (0) Washington and Jefferson (13) vs Waynesrbury (0) Wesleyan (0) vs Connecticut a (19) Williams (20) (13) vs Middlebury Haskell In West Virginia vs dians MIDWEST l Chicago vs Wyoming Drake (20) vs Bimpssn (6) Illinois (19) (0) Indiana vs Oklahoma Iowa (32) vs Monmouth (6) "Iowa State G) vs Nebraska (6) Kansas (19) vs Grinneh (0) Marquette (9) vs Lawrence 0) Michigan State (20) vs Albion :6 Michigan (33) vs Ohio Wesley 1 an (0) Minnesota vs Creighton North Dakota (0) vs Carleton X27) Northwestern vs Butler (Ind) Notre Dame vs Wisconsin Ohio State (31)?vs Wittenberg CO) Ohio "U" vs West Liberty Oklahoma vs Indiana De Pauw (0) Purdue (15) FAR WEST California (13) vs St Mary's (0) "U" of California at Los Angeles vs California Tech Colorado Aggies (33) vs Greeley Teachers (0) Montana (0) vs Washington Etate College (35) Goniaga vs Idaho Nevada vs Utah California Aggies vs Drigham Young University Oregon ( 0 ) vs Stanford (19) Utah Aggies vs Montana School of Mines Oregon Aggies (12) vs Univer sity of Southern California (13) Washington State vsi Montana Washington (61) vs Whitman i college (7) Colorado College (28) vs Mon tana State (7) Mines Denver' (39) vs Colora-l- (0) SOUTH Bj BERNARD RICKATSON-HAT- T Eiiglish Ne spaper CorroiMMident i$ ffew York To an Englishman who has been brought up In cricket and has perhaps played rounders with other small boys fnd girls in his youth his first basiball gam© is rather an I experience The and paralyzing perfection speed scomplexity f this distinctive prod5 uct of the Afnerican tpjorting genius i " leave him speechless With: admira tion and gapping for breath When I found mysel£ (or what was Kft of f me aftor traveling in the tybe with at least ten thousand ether persons in the same coach) in the grandstand of the-- Yankee yesterday afternoon en joying the bpulent sunshine and waiting fori the battleT to be "Joined" asl Caesar used to say in the Latin gifcmraar books I looked about me and saw much that was rovel and sjfrange As I peered through the' netting strung out pover the front of the stands I perceived on the field below members of both teams! the ley Polytech Saturday's opponent Cardinals and theYankees brush Two fullbaks of great promise ing up theiijistrokes and their fieldmay show their prowess in tomor- - ing in the lst few minutes of praciow'b games They are Alt yes Wc tice Inste4U of the whiti flannel Lain of Iowa and Bronko Nagurski Trousers ana shirts of the cricket of Minnesota Their coaches at er they wc e wearing what seemed first intimated they might be held at first s)g a soraewha' curious cut of the first game but now they costijme ia though they had inare expected to start AlcClain tended to play football and then against Monmouth and Nagurski had phangett their minds when half r dressed ana: Idecided to play golf ugamsi ureigncon Lee Handley brother oi Cp$ch instejad ohei or two ot the more Richard Hanley will start at Qua- important idoking ones had on rterback fori Northwtstern in! its vizored aimour and mediaeval opener with Butler while Levison looking brehtetplates Thcfe I aft and Calderwood will play halfbacks ervrard learfned were the catchers and Captain Holmer will be at full cr as they Would be called in back cricket th i wicketkeepers Several alls were wearing blaek lounge suitfel They proved to be the umpirssj who in cricket are frarbed in vmile coats like surgeons TEAR in an operating room All these kind many more knotty points' of difference between Ameri TODAY can and I'lnglish procedure were explained tbji me by an Extremely courteous stranger who coccupied Scholastic teams of Utah siwlng the seat next! to mine I could not wondeHhg whether an Ameri into action today in league c(?m help can in similar circumstances at a petition Three games are booked cricket match jat Lord's would be in the northern division with Bear &s likely td find somebody as eas River and Ogden clashing at Gar lly asI diajIilling to exniain the game to a person to whom he had land in one of the features rot even bMh introduced The schedule follows: OPENS HOWLING When pujntttual to the minute KFGIOX ONE Logan vs South Cache at Ilyrtim play beganiaad Waite Iloyt opened the bowlingj as they say in Eng Weber vs Davis at Ogden Ogden vs Bear River at Tre- - land I noticed that he did not take i r monton long run j before delivering the tall but had apparently to pitch REGION TWO ttom a fixd point without moving Class A one ot his feet The dazzling speed East vs Jordan at Jordan however it Htfcquired en toute and WESTERN DIVISION literally amazing minner with Grantsville vs Murray at Grahts- - the which Mr ilfoyt was ablet to make ville curve cqrijtrary to all irnyme or Tooele vs Bingham at Bingham it reason petrify the average Cyprus vs Westminster at iMag- Cricketerwopld iThe baseball pitcher na t the other hand does have one EASTERN DIVISION advantage as he is allowed great Park City vs Morgan at Morgan to throw the ball with a curved Cathedral vs North Summit at elbow of bowling It with a instepd Coalville :The fact strait oveijarm Wasatch bye to pitch ohe continued that riin REGION THREE entire game with pie throughoutj Eureka vs Lhi at Lehl out his deadlinefS througl Payson vs American Fork at strainlosing! or his had when and fitigue American Fork v crowd the him was f'barracked" vs at Spanish Fork Springville grt-aa achivement surely Spanish Fork The climax of the game for me REGION FOUR waW Babe Ruth the tliogh North Sanfete vs Rtchfietd at darling of i when i baseball "demos' pie U Mount PlMisant dj bat came not hard out 'Twas REGION FIVE to see that! fiere was a genuine Huntington vs Central at Castle artist in Nor to profession Dale understand! Ivyhy he shoul l receive Carbon' vs Ferron at Ferrari an income larger than that of the REGION SIX d the United Ftates A Beaver vs Fillmore at Fillmore president Ho the home plat© Ulce he trotted Milford vs Delta at Deltal bye Hinckley I -!' - 'r' v'- - V V r 'S - v 'VV' ii V "lit JIMMY BOTTOMLEY COWBOYS WILL MEET CHICAGO EVENT Notre Dame Will Play Wis consin Purple Plays Butler1 CHICAGO 5— (AP)— On fdge after three weeks of training Big Ten football teams are ready tor the whistle that starts their 1928 campaign tomorrow While general interest centered cn the JNotre Dartie-- v isconsin clash at Madison every eleven was prepared for heavy competition esIndiana and Chicago pecially which meet Oklahoma and Wyom ing respectively Bear stories from Notre Dame camp added to a vast improvement of its large syuad's deten&ive and offensive play has buoyed Wisconsin's hopes of victory! over Knute Kockne's men and today the Badgers were generally 'conceded an even chance to win Coach Rockne and h's large at squad were due to warm Camp Randall today but will not have the services of their siar fullback "Whitey" Collins yho broke his wrist in the Loyola game Saturday Accompanied by a tand of rooters clad in cowboy legalii Wyoming's team was in Chicago while Coach Stagg kept hM Maioons fit with a slight signal drill Chicago lost to South Carolina last week 6 to 0 but Coach Stags lias his lineup and promises a Oklahoma also victory tomorrow was en routs to CIoomington where it will give Pat Page's Indiana team a severe t&st "Xhe lineup problem chief worry of Western conference coaches was stressed to the last minute of the tinai heavy workouts yesterday Coach Robert' Zuppkje especially worked his tine allowjng the freshmen team to pound at it unmercifully armed with pays of Brad Oct ! 1 v-- j ed 01 j SCHOOL CLASH i ' ! t j ' '!'!'' !: : a great bloodhound I man tled that such tiny ankles were able to support such a dinosauric upperstruc- - ture 4 DIEGEL STOPS The fans acclaimed their hero and his face indicated he w ould do his bet not to disappoint them The devastating roar of cheering whiffh greeted his twq stout drives into the uttermost reaches of the ' iield'proved that he nad not broken laith What a favorite Ruth would be with the English cricketing public! Here is somebody who really could put new life and color mtc an old tame How they would cheer as he drove ball after ball over houses and trees or through the) windows of the clubhouse or smashed the ace of the clock over tha tavilion! Kuth might find it a iittie strange in the beginning perhaps having to hit balls which strike the ground first as is almost invariably the case in cricket On the other hand anybpdy who can hit a fast curving uau a nunarea ana iirty yards or more with a slippery looking roll ing pin in baseball ought to stay in hitting "sixes" forever in cricket d with a nice wide bat GETS EXCITED The gathering and fielding of the ball both in the air and off the ground and the throwing in by th6 lieldsmen of both teams and the gTaee and incredible speed with which it was done excited Qne's greatest admiration Certainly rothing like it is ever seen in such perfection even in first class crick WALTER II AGE OFMOlHES' Falls Before Player In National Event Champion Veteran F NEW YORK Oct 6— (AP) — The boy wonderbf Flatbush is maturing into a Ylght-hande- d pitcher who seems to hate designs upon the world series pitching records of such toasters as Mathewson Bender and Pennock In turning back the St Louis Cardinals with three safe hits and on© earned run in the 1928 opener Waite Charles Hoyt increased his string to five victories and only three defeats The Yankee ace thus matched in victories Pennqck who has lost none and the immortal Matty who divided ten He now needs only" one more triumph to equal the record figure ot Chief Bender who won six and lost four in a longhand career honerable from- 1905 through 1914 The onetime "Brooklyn schoolboy" now has an earned run averfor 6 innings of age of just pitching in nine! games over a span No pitcher is so many games save Mstty with 102 has a better earnedrriin mark Pennock crowds Hoyt with 190 in seven engagements! one of which was hurled fourteen years ago for the Athletics Hoyt has pitched five complete games given I9i passes fanned 38 and allowed 63 hits and-- 2 2 'runs 13 earned ar 8- six-ye- ar fiat-face- By JACK HENDRICKS (Manager oft the Cincinnati Reds) (Written for The United Press) NEW YORK Oct (UP)— Without detracting a whit from the fine pitching of Waite Hoyt and the timely batting of the New York Yankees thie St Louis Cardinals are still my pick to win the world's championship r 1 look "Pete" Alexander to foj turn in a victory in his first starts against the American leaguers and once the tejams get to St Louis the tide of battle should turn def initely in favor of the Cardinals Sherdel witched a game which would have been a winning' one nine times out of ten He ran up against Hoyl when the latter was at the peak of form and he trledUo get a curve ball past Bob Meusel which went into the stands in stead That was the story of the opening gaihe Even with the loss of the open believe th© Cardinals ing game are no wore than an even money bet to win (the series Alexander Haines Rhpm and Sherdel who was not tirfed after yesterday's ef fort constitute a pitching-- staff which should be able to stop the Yankees in short order The only change in my opinion about the outcome of the series thit I would make woul& be to say that it now may take take six games before the St Louis Cards are declared champions of thf baseball world I had looked for them to win within five It must lbe remembered that the Yankees in winning the opener did no great amount of hitting They made only four hits off Sherdel while fciylvester Johnson hkrdly was warmed lip before the game was overt It will pe necessary for the American leaguers to make more hits and runs than the did yesterday if thei- are to if In another f i game 5-- - -- D j i DacK-grou- nd 4 ROGERS HAS SQUAD 13-foot- er SATURDAY NIGHT 'Ji - " y y al Cen-tago- ra f f J PARAMOUNT " 10-rou- nd - fiikUc!ail-i- DM i - Headlined By ns g - ' J exico s OtOF cossstcks t i (Flappers) Ulis & Clark (jlust Types) FourM "Harmony (OldTlme Sonnsters) j i tt!)) high-potve- : ! - - : - 7 y Sat Sun Mon - i j i N t Z - f r ij i Jficiures T1' 0ne Lke F1yTVt ?J?'rV VILLIAI HAINES "EXCESS f V£ L3 I BAGGAGE" J fi 1T? wrrPr OnOUR GANG COLIEDY the Stage vrj i t' jo "Bisisf j But Never Never lL i u auies ureal i wJ--w- I ys hpea j I 1 1 J 1 1 Featuring I jHOBART i L ' r- w ' ! i KENNED— OSCAR TAYLOR SUNKIST BEAUTIE3 i j ' I NOTE — FanchonM& Marco Sat — 8 and 10:15 p m Sun and Mon 4:15 7 9:15 p m Picture prices will pirevail until 6 p m Evening Prices afll day Sundays— Lower Floor 50c J Saturdays 35c j Children 15c Bargain Matlnie Mondays 2 to 6:33 Balcony Doors open daily 2 p m p m— — Adults 30c - Children 15c I high-scorin- f p-- FANCHON & MARCO'S And On the Screen — A Strange Tale of Love and Adventure "THE CRIMSON G ' lit is Exponents) Lri corned Daredevils from the South on a Goodwill Tour of the? it ?X United States t I & Geneva Moore & Osborn Raymond (Juggling -- ' C ARDS TO WIN G VOSBERGIi Press (ilssociated Sports Writer) BALTIMORE Oct 6— (AP) — Four meni today remained in the running for the national profession al golf association championship and they did not include Walter Hagn five times champion and the noider of the title for the last four years The peculiar efficiency of Leo Diegel's strange crouching style of putting combined with an unwonted inaccuracy on the part of the Haig himself in all his shots sent BLUE PINESIN the defending champion out of the GAME SATURDAY tournament in the quarter-final- s yesterday dramatic Incidentally Diegel's The Ogden Rlue Pine soccer victory by a margin of S up and team will invade Salt Lake Saturone to play oyer the man who ap- day for a contest with the Vikings at Mu peared to have cast a spell over This contest will be his rival professionals so far as nicipal park and willplayed start at 4:30 this tournament is concerned p m was all the sweeter since it' turnThe lineup foillows: ed the tables on Hagen for a beat: vi et- Ogden Vikings COMING SUNDAY suffered in the finals of the Parsons I Moe In fact the crowds of tager in ing 1926 championship at Salisbury On goal formed spectators who dole out that occasion Hagen triumphed Plnnie G Andreasen praise or blame to the players with over Diegel 5 and 4 Ifuilback right absolute impartiality their frantic Yesterday however it was a difi C Olsen enthusiasm at exciting moments as ferent story Starting poorly with Dransf ield left fullback well as the speed and efficiency a run of missed putts and hooked Udink I E Andreasen tf the game itself make baseball a drives that brought him to the halfback right an 40 for fascinating spectacle five over pari Hagen Eng turn in On the other found himseif five down and this W Lynch center halfback J Olsen lishman to watch hand most Americans tind cricket margin proved too great for even Chappeau a rather slow and dull perform his surpassing match play genius Baptist I OF THE left Ijialfback ance It may be that the Eng to overcome It was a long stern Hurst Jensen l'sh take their pleasures sadly chase and it was Diegel's unusual outer right a to cricket match to pendulum style of putting that Shearer JUany go Aiveseth talk about the weather tnd meet eventually putted Hagen out r right h their friends The ladies! go more of the tournament at theright thirty-fiftJo Hansen Quick ' yften than not to display their green etinter summer frocjks (when it isn't rain elbows bent forward far Body M Lynch Senders out at right angles putter swinging against a becoming: er inra left of grten turf and trees dur- ing freely like a perfect pendulum Devree O Andreasen M f ing the tea interval Diegel presents a strange appear The fastest moving love drama outer left Perhaps oe may be permitted ance on the grens 11 was nerv- - Idiaquey ever put onr the screen Sure lt' Jackson to make a suggestion There were ous too as he came to 'the thirtyall vitaphonje at the Orpheum :servc re many lovelycladies at the Yankee fifth Hagen having just crept stadium yesCerday Wny should one closer iy winning tne tnirty Commissionar Landis not he asked fourth This cut Leo's lead to one r to introduce the tea interval into up with two holes to go baseball i But nerves or no nerves Diegel was equal to the occasion The pendulum swung The ball traveled 14 feet and clunked to the bottom of the cup for a birdie two Hagen who putts in a more orthodox but this occasion less effective manner failed to hole a LARGE and thus passed out of the tournament"' Diegel played the 26 holes In just strokes over par while Hagen St Joseph's School Seeks six was nine away from perfect figures Gene Sarazen scored Just Contest On Utah Vj over par in winning from three Gridirons Fred Durley of Los Angeles 7 and Ub 6 OLIE REEVE At Party because of this Sarazen Seventeen players are out for became a slight favorite to win his and His Orchestra round match positions oh the St Joseph eleven scheduled semi-finthis season Mike Rogers director with Diegel today Admission 35c of athletics announces In the upper halt of the draw folThe squad consists of the Al Espinosa victor oyer Jock Hutchison a former champion yeslowing players: Holden Carr West Pell R Pell O'Con-cad- a terday by a score of 5 and 4 was Gajewsky Carroll Kennedy favored to win from young HoV-to- n Sofia and Junk Smith Joplin Mo who downThe St Joseph eleven expects to ed Perry del Veechio Greensburg play six igames during the 1928 sea- Pa youngster 2 up in the quarterson Coach Rogers states finals j BUY SCRIP "We would welcome competition Now that Hagen and Hutchison with any of the junior high teams are out of the running as well as ! of Ogden" said Coach Rogers to- Jim Barnes who was eliminated on i fi Direction L Marcus Enterprises day "This Is the first season for Wednesday Sarazen stands out as football at St Joseph's school blut the only still in the indications point to this sport an tournament o nually in - the future" 0 CRAIG LOSES Salvador's most important fex STOCKTON Calif Oct 5 — (UP) port products-- coffee and sugars- - — Young Nationaiista Filipino banare shipped in imported jute bags tamweight knocked out Art Craig 65 per cent ©f which are purchasof San Pedro in the fifth round of ed in England and 20 per cent in a scheduled bout here last India night I A v "A f"1 mv m ! A l U M II By TODAY SATURDAY LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW YOU'LL WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN! STILL PICKS six-ye- r UPSETS BOOKED FOR GRID GAMES NEW YORK Oct 5 — (AP) Fivd of the east's major elevens have an outside chance of meet inr with disaster in tomorrow's football games Navy's supporters are awaiting the- Boston college game with sme PICTURE BEAUTIFUL thing approaching trepidation not v so 'much because of th© invaders' of thel mid reputation as because Davis-Ejlitishipmen's defeat by Airnougn "nitt" jone is known to have'a great team at West Point observers are loath to establish the Cadets as overwhelming favorites against the Southern "Methodists' 10 aggregation On the basis of its rather weak 4 show-inagainst Hobart Syfacuse is accorded little mora than an even rhance to turn back WtUIatn and Marv West Virginia another of Davis Elkins' victims this year may he biting orr more than It can chew in tacklinsr' the Haskell Indiana land New York universitj' appaftjntly weaker than jart year can exrect strenuous opposition from West Virginia Wesleyan although the latter fell before West Virginia U last week t - Princeton Harvard Yale and Brown open their schedules against opponents of a caliber somewhat below their own — Vermont Spring field Maine and Worcester Poly Pennsylvania tackles FrankHh?and i Marshall Columbia meets union and Cornell plays Niagara iio&art which gave Syracuse a I bit of a scare meets a 415 In Prices ed Dartmouth machine Pitt! an 6:30:5 1 tlcipates little more than sonte' ad ditional practice against Bethany SUNDAY as does Carnegie against Ashland Year's First Big Football nnd Washington and Jefferson: with Wayne 3burg Story Penn State may find Gettysburg "WIN THAT GIRL' mm With Sue Carroll and David a hard nut to crack and penn Military' figures to give Lehigh Rollins some uneasy moments Lafayette's g machine should' more or less romp through Muhlentierg t - e O f j MOST ' tlx xN 1 IN BIG if itm- :- nk J 1 - - awe-inspiri- X - Alabama vs Mississippi Alabama Poly (0) V3 Clemson Centre vs Tennessee Centenary vs Daniel Baker Florida (26) vs Southern Col lege (7) Georgia (26) vs Mercer (7) Georgia Tech (7) vs Virginia (0) Military InstituteCarson-Newman Kentucky vs Louisiana (52) vs Southwestern Louisiana (0) Texas vs Texas TecSil North Carolina (7) vj Mary Tulane (6) vs Mississippi A and M (13) land (6) r ' Sewanee Vanderbilt vs Colgate (0) vs Texas A and M (18) Virginia Poly (13) is Hampden-Sidne- y South Carolina (18) vs Virginia (0) (12) Washington and Lee" vs North Arkansas (32) vs Ozarks (0) Carolina State Duke vs South Dakota Baylor (20) vs Trinity (12) : l' 7 -- ' (Brooklyn) (0) Dchigh vs I'ennsylvanla Military WAITE HOYT OPENS BOWLING (Editor's rJNote— The following story by Bernard Rlckalson-Hat- t gives a British point of view on the opening ganje of tho world's Belies Mr 3RickatsonHatt contrasted for The Associated Press the scenes! ajt the Tunnej-Heene- y title fight with those of the Nation al Sporting: fclub of London) SERIES AVERAGE N WOULD INTRODUCE TEA PERIOD "'' ED MANAGER New York Star Joins Ranks of Stars In World Classic i : I0YT HAS FINE — ENdLISHMAN VIEWS SERIES GAME first sacker of the Cardinals swings a healthy JIM J3QTTOMLEY club His bludgeon saved the St Louis athletes from a whitewashing in the first game of the series at New York Thursday His wallop was a mighty smash Eottomley - was one of the run hitters in the National league during the past home leading I1ST Uosto 17 R u t ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- IadidiiiohMsfortmEws Colorado College facea Montana Ftate at Colorado Springs in one of the headline games of the liockkh hile Denver university engages Colorado Mines' The schedule with eccres of games when teams met last season fellows: Aggie THE OGDEH 5 1928 Hi t |
