Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 7 1928 STANDARD-EXAMINE- 13 R 4 TTo 71 If I ° r Co loradoJIwlinem wutnis ' I Four League Games Will This Led Hold Up for Ruth? j o n Slate Saturday t j i Utah Aggies Journey to Denver for Thriller With Parsons Young University Opposes Powerful i ii I '- ' - J s ' v - s ( - ' "t -- 1 - ' j ' - i i : - ' H j V - ' ' '' ' I- ' ' : I" i 1 ' ' ' -- I ! Perrinc Is Star For Poca- tello Normal Fails First Game Lost Won 1 1 0 0 0 1 :00 1 1 0 0 0 0 :'o 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 r To- - DECIDING TILT Score Idaho Oct 6 University of Idaho Rochester Suffers 4 Tp Southern Branch football elever Defeat Bell Is The ef eated the Montana Normal Victim school squad 5 8 to 0 here today In a fast game INDIANAPOLIS Ind Oct 6 — The gam© was marked by col (AP) — Indianapol pennant win orful open field running by the ners in the American association Idaho backs and determined won the little world series over dogged attack through th line Rochester! flacr winner In th In Montana's defensive was shattered ternational league when they took with the continual pounding of th the fifth Igame of the series here heavy Idaho line and the sensa today 4 tp 3 Rochester won only tional playing: of the Tiger back-fiel- d one contest of the series and tied men hustled the opposition another J !' until it was impossible to stop U Two erf-orby Shortstop Gilbert their continued march on the Mon with easy double plays tana goal paved the way for Indianapolis Bert Perrlne shifty scoring all of its runs Rochester halfback all state high school made a belated rally in the ninth man from Twin Kails last year inning ana scored two runs a featured nearly in the game Hie sensational stop by Third Basepunting: demonstrated the effec man Raney halted the rally Bill- Burwell veteran Hoosier tiveness of aerial attack and hie crafty running puzzled the defen slabman jand Hermati Bell Rochsive playing of Montana Tim ester's stir hurler were on the noDertson quarterback made' a mound Sensational r support was Bell pitched a record for himself through his given Btfrwell heady running of the team as well splendid karae but a cracked de- as his sensational sixty-yar- d dash fenae proved his undoing - V" to a touchdown through a broken R II E Score: fleld 000 001 002— 3 10 3 Rochester TTri--- u rr u Indianapolis ISO 000 OOx — 4 9 o ern branch Tigers will meet the college of Idaho next Saturday on neutral territory at Twin Fall BOW The lineup and summary Idaho Position Montana Adkinson Left End OGDEN R Cole Lopez Left Tackle Enams F Benbrooks Left Guard Blue Pines Capture Close C Anderson B Barnard Center Soccer Tilt at Salt N Napper F Gousc Lake Right Guard G Anderson T Berry SALT LAKE Oct 6— Ogden won Right Tackle K Becksted E Cole over the Vikings here today In fast soccer contest 2 to 1 A etub- Right End I born Blue Pine defense in the final T Robertson E Wattt " ' I Center period gave the visitors their mar Bert Perrlne A Halverson gin of victory ' Parsons was the outstanding Right Halfback D Jensen H osiei player The lineup Left Halfback Ogden Vikings Mole Machacek W RoDDle Parsons Goal Fullback O Olsen Substitutions: Idaho — Carr foi Blnnie Fullback Napper Nitcher for Carr Stephens Right K Adreensen lor iopez Miller for Adkinson Dransfield ' Peterson for Perrlne Corn for Ni- Left Halfback der Barlow for Enams Johnson W Lynch Jackson for Becksted Perrlne for Jensen Halfback Right Montana — 13 J Olsen Anderson for II Smith : Cole McDonald for Crouse Crouse Center Halfback for McDonald Baptist Cheappeau Officials: A A Caffey Utah Left Halfback Tenogcn Agricultural college referee Finis J Hurst outside Right Ed tsentiey Michigan umpire W Averseth ward JVorby Idaho head lines-- Shearer man Ben W Davis timekeeper Inside Right Johansen Quick j Center M Lynch Hansen Inside Left C Andreesen Devree Outside Left Referee Jensen linemen Taylor GRIDIRON and Burham Time 70 minutes POCATELLO ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE Standing of the Teams Colorado Aggies Colorado Mines Colorado College Denver University Western State Montana State Colorado Teachers Colorado University Utah University Young University Utah Aggies Wyoming University INDIANS TAKE 1 Aggies of Colorado Boulder m 4 BY ELEVEf IDAHO X It t SMOTHERED s - - Exercise Is Needed Says Weber Leader MONTANA SQUAB I s Opponents Scored Points Pet-100- 26 13 32 1000 1000 500 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 49 '000 0 0 0 J ' y t i - L I V J ? 1 v fii' l r 0 0 v ' 1 i I 37 32 26 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 0 ' 1 I 0 12 14 19 4 i ? 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K ! r 5 ' 1 4 s Saturday's Schedule in-Bi- Utah Aggies vs Denver at Denver Colorado vs Colorado Teachers at Greeley Western State vb Colorado College at" Colorado Springs B Y U vs Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins Montana State vs Nebraska at Lincoln 130-pou- ght nd 1 j - AGGIES Rocky Mountain conference champions COLORADOhurdled their first obstacle Saturday with ease disposing of Colorado Teachers 2G to 0 The victory places the husky Farmers of Fort Collins in a deadlock with Colorado Mines and Colorado College for the top ning One of the first big upsets -- SCORE VICTORY Colorado College did the expected by winning over Montana State DAMNS TIE WITH GONZAGA The Tigers as a' result of their victory stand out as a serious threat In the 1928 pennant race ' in the Rockies won Montana State last week over Iditho University 15 to 13 In an upset and was considered a stumbling block for any team In the conference Three non conference games were played Saturday Utah Uni versity outclassed the Nevada elev en at Reno to win handily 32 to 7 The' Utes were superior at all stages of play Utah Aggies used three distinct teams to win over Montana Mines 54 to 0 at Logan Lowell Romney's athletes performed in flno style Penalties m this contest were numerous Aggies being penalized more than 150 yards during the four periods of play e in tne otner game the Cowboys of Wyoming fell before a revised Chicago machine 47 to 0 It was one of the big surprises of the day Wyoming generally had been considered a stubborn opponent for the Stagg outfit This Saturday will find all of the conference "teams in their first league games with one exception The Crimson eleven will Utah be Idb Saturday They are booked with Colorado Aggies the follow ing Saturday at Salt Lake Utah Aggies get their first taste of league competition after two warm ups They battle the strong Denver eleven in the D U stad - non-leagu- lum Ogden Ring Wednesday Wyoming? Is Outclassed In an c C OeCtlOnal :'! bamej Attfnrl ' nd - j i e er hJ& Ju Sita3 wwG°Tng!l lAt w5tTl wst-r- trf! cilf1?frrtn Phlras-- sitacer civittsr' pvpht- hall rarror on bewildered' Wvomlnsr crew nnd pile -- i i - naca T I m 4 NOTRE DAME IS i t LOSER MADISON Wls Oct — Glenn Thistlethwaite's 42-ya- rd - —o — rr— ELDER t I 1 dftp hJgh 6choo r f of Briffhs Box Elder-i- Malad— — Steffen McClurg i Left end Williams Freemarj fLeft tackle MICHIGAN DROPS Ballentlne I j jj Jones CLOSE! CONTEST fLeft cruard i Ward R Jones j Center ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 6 — Sawyer (AP) — Ohio Wesleyan presenting Kutser an alert football team which had Tvight guard Hess the punch to score at crucial mo Clark ments downed the University of XLight tackle i Smith Michigan here today 17 to 7 in Low the Wolverines' first game of the Right end season WWilliams Captain Clancy of the Jensen Ohlr tnurn InliirnrlMn lhi! first rt- Quarterback ! I Fishburn J Williams riod returned to the game in the Left halfback la5t half to add the final three J : Evans points for his team by booting a Earl nlace kick souarelv throuKh the Kight halfback Evans line in Peterson eoal oosts from tht Fullback: the final period o-o lr l f 29-s-a- rd r MAY SUTTON BUNDY VERMONT IF ALLS !AT PRINCETON IN TENNIS FINALS i 4 j HIS ACCQMPMn3IKVT Jliti: The mere tact that you "Look l?crcj offker — you can SALLY Oo! Is ihat a bull down refused me doesn t worry me there at the other end of this spoak to me'ji!:e There are others "Oh yen I fesn miss— I 'm ter field? SUE: That's why I refused you t JsyGAR: res it is Will you rihly versatile in my epecch — Passing Show Life stop using that lipstick? — Life v - - t'it" Right tackle Right end Brady Elder I Ira Derd intermountain heavyr-- 5 Dill 7 to'O'In a bitterly contested gams here jtoday " touchThe winniers ccored tli-j'down tlfi :ocAd pTied a2 tht Nor result of a 4acs Im to Uan ton that Stained SI iarfl? ronvertedi o give California tilt lere - - r i extra poi©tJ Chevigny f and weight wrestling champion one of the! leading heavies of the nation meets Lew 1'appianos Greek heavyweight in the opening wres tling bout' of the season at the Au ditorium nfxt Wednesday night This announcement was made last night by Pete Visser promoter The affajr was originally sched uled for thp American Legion hall but a ruling of the legion members will prevent the holding of matches in their new quarters Under ttle circumstances Visser will promote his matches at the Auditorluml during the fall and winter season Dern is well known to Ogden mat lovers find is reported to be in fine physical trim He faces a polin Fappiano9 Visser ished wrestjer i declares "Casey Bqrgcr of Cedar Rapids la meetings Art Evans of Colorado This bout will in the semL-flnat-fs carry a timt limit In the other event Jack Reed of Ogden will! oppose Wally Smith These men re light heavyweights Visser wi0 promote matches the new season and will also referee the jconterts The first! event' Wednesday is booked for £:30 p m sharp IN " Riurht sruard vezl t- - UTES TROUNCE NEVADA ELEVEN I SageKens Score Touchdown Shay Quarterback Left halfback Right halfback Kettelaar Warren Guisfnier Price J o- Rebholz - COLGATE LOSES TO VANDERBILT -- ' 'I ? ab-sen- ce — cise One writer has said "The only way for a rich man to keep his health is to live $s though he waa J 'enn Ct "V ? fiAV ensive int0 Colgate territory Commodores viciuin-- b s' much more' exposure and The- conclusion Is that from a health standpoint the amount of physical activity required is much less than the amount required for a period of physical efficiency Personally I look upon every period of athletic training where the performance becomes the issue as a period fraught with danger In proportion to the strehuoua-nes- s of the training and in my opinion each successive period ' should be followed by relaxation ana resi nen me ooay can build reserve and resistance I am conscious ofr the fact that the popular feeling ia that the ath-l- et in the1 pink of condition as we say is the most resistant the most Immune to disease but I feel sure that the Idea is wrong and that It is responsible for much of the harm done in training sDaily exercise is' necessary for all the kind and how much can only be determined by a trained observer who knows his patients - v an today trounced the invaders by a 12 to score From the first touchdown scored by Armistead with a run on the first play the Comrao dores kept Colgate's heavier team in their own territory except for -- 76-ya- rd brie! invasions KANSAS -- TRIMS GRINNELL 14-- U Oct 6 — LAWRENCE Kan over (AP) — Kansas triumphed Grlnnell 14 to 0 here this after noon lo open the Jayhawks grid iron season All of the scoring was done In the fourth period Lyman and Lawrence getting touchdown and Schmidt adding the extra by placed kicks ''points ' ' " o - WOMAN DIES DANCING CLEVELAND — Death etalked : local dance hall recently and took Mrs Irma Thomas by means of heart disease Without warning in the midst of a dance she slipped from her partner's arms and slump ed to the floor She was pronounc ed dead iat a nearby hospital Whos Who —Among GRID LMDER RENO Nev Oct 6— (AP)— Displaying a powerful offense which carried them to five touchdowns the Utah varsity swamped By NEA Service the Nevada Wolves here this after- BLOOMINGTON Ind—Indiana Is one of the few elevens In the noon by a score of 33 to 7 There was little doubt left as to country this year to have two captains "ChuckL' Bennett backfield ace the superiority of the Utah eleven will be offensive captain and Bob Mathew etellar lineman will direct j five minutes after the start of the J defensive play A march down the game Bennett is one of the outstanding backs of the conference and ehould straight field ending when Nevada stiffen turn In many great i?erformances this year lie made the ) team in ed on the two-yar- d line to hold for his sophomore year and bus played i downs ever since He Is a hard regularly After that the Nevada defense and once in the charger disintegrated and Utah ran about to is hard open bring down With as they pleased with the exception him this year he a line before great Nevada of the third quarter when should make many sensational This scored its lone touchdown counter came after forward passes gains Mathew the defensive ' skipper had carried the ball to within five Is one of the most versatile lineyards of the goal from where Sullivan Nevada halfback carried it men In the conference He played over on an end jrun every minute6f every game in his o and sophomore year playing center tackle In 1927 he was ' used at itob Miit hew guard A natural fighter he weighs Chuck Bennett but Is hard to handle EMMETT ELEVEN °nly ISS- pounds n All dope gives Indiana brilliant prospects for this season 6 — ( AP) — The The Hocsiera returned ample veterans and have a schedule waica isn i Oct BOISE Boisa High school Braves glor too difficult to handle ' over the Emmet romped iously athletes Chicago ever turned Pat Page one of th? greatest fcur-FpoKJ-'- i ccooJ football team here to-S 34 d?-- ' ocore to In of a out i3 p'1'-up charge of the Indiana eleven for the third ytar His teams The Erae3 perforated the Em have been on the increase in power every year and much hope i3 held ill and bombed t mctt lui that this will be Indiana's most successful season them from behind with parses ''' off-tack- le or 1- t NAME CAPTAINS FOR GOLF FINALS j m And Healy To Pilot Teams In Big Feature Here j Becker i Captains for the Red and Blue golf match the concluding feature ot the season annually at tne us-de- n Golf ahd Country club were named Saturday by W nice Kimball chairman of the sports comi mittee'" of Patsy Healy wilfcbe In chargewill the Reds and Albert Becker ' pilot the Blues s be will matches the for Pairings listed durlnsr the early part of the week Match play will commence next Sunday Under the rules of the event the matches must all be concluded by October 20! The annual Red-Blu- e dinner will be held the nlsht of October 20 at the new club house ''We have had a fine season" "The Kimball said Chairman Red-Blu- e event should complete one of the best- years in the history of - -- ! - the-club- J BOISE STOPS - pro-seaso- : rt A ? poor" In this appeal for exercise my ar gument Is not for the long ardu ous periods of training such as are used to make the splendid performers in football basketball field and track athletics and the other branches of competitive sport In my opinion these extremes are far from ideal for any age from a health standpoint We do It true because youth will stand tle strain and we want efficiency In the games but the experienced trainer has only to recall the battle he ha had with boils bronchitis and other irregularities to appreciate the fact that those in high train ing are exceedingly tender and sen sitive physically and must be cared for as a child while under ordinary conditions when they arei out of training their bodies can !u stand -- Single - amise-physicall- iNAbiiVlJUL! Lusby Fullback Officials: Referee — Masker (Northwestern) umpire Shommer (Chicago) Field Judge— Daniels (Chicago) Head linesman — McGovern (Northwestern) Final Is 32 To 7 Conry Dachus Center McGrath BEARS VICTOR "' Left sruard sfjtSERass-saiaua- PRINCETON N IT Oct 6 LOS ANGELES Oct 6— (AP) May Sutton Bundy veteran (AP) — Princeton's football! ' team racquet wielder of Santa Monica opened its season In Palmer sta Calif flashed into the finals of dium today by swamping over Veif the women's singles tennis cham mont 60 to 0 The Tigerl team of the Pacific northwest bolstered by six members of last pionship today - when she easily eliminated year's eleven iscored in evfcry pe Mrs Charlotte Chapin of Spring riod and gave a convincing exhibl STADIUM MEMORIAL 6 — 01 S — 1 field Mass Tomor tion of their powerful running at 6 — (AP) — The Calif i Oct row she will meet Midge Gladman tack Ed W"mer Tras the ace of teahn of the football University oi over Princeton! attack Cali the of Southern of University going fit defeated California Mary's Col the goal for three scores fornia for first honors — Mrs I '7 - ViLV nere ioaayf zi 1lQ IT COWIA The Utahns jscored in 'he first second" and final periods Two of their threej goals after touchdown were converted v Peterson1 backfield ace of the Bees scored all of his team's touchdowns The utahns ishowed tremendous power at battering the Malad line The lineup and summary: J art I Moynlhan Laws ? the Malad televen no u in aweii-pia- y on! J f FIRST VICTORY —O TOO MANY OP THEM 6— (AP) big Wis consin team scored a stunning upset tOdav hv rnnnclnt TsTntm 122 to C hpfnrn ilf Oflft Tt4t- us inaugural 1928 football contest at Camp Randall The Badgers cieariv nnrnmvArt iheii" seized every misplay to gain their Dig advantage The lineup— Notre Dame — Wisconsin Collins Davies Left end Miller Lubradovltch Left tackle Linden Lepplg L 1 By Ti C VAN BVttEN Managing Director Weber Gymnasium The accidents in homes last year in the United States cost More lives than were destroyed "by auto mobiles A large proportion of these were caused toy the awkward ness or me individual who because f weak muscles and stiff Joints ac tually stumbles over his dwn feet Physlfal behavior Is of su±h im portance that human beings cannot dodge it and live in Xact there Is some of it they cannot dodge land' V even keep alive' never-ending source of It is a amazement to me the number of times people inqrulre of me If they should take exercise Of course they otiuutu eei tise aim wmi ammunition is true now for all ages and will continue to b true as longr as men ana women -- are made wjtn muscles to move them abouti there? j are no exceptions It istrue that under certain pathological conditions exercise must be modified regulated or even suspended for a time In order that we may tide over dangerous peri ods tne theory beine that tne bod v has enoughs health momentum to' carry It while disorders are regu- lated r It is about as logical to supposethat since a doctorgives (strychnine morphine or tfof fee at times to a patient that they should' be taken all the time or to assume that since a doctor cautions against exercise in cases of malignant disease we should drop it altogether It is anything but complimentary to become so inactive through of commonplace exercise that climbing into a bathtub becomes a hazardous undertaking still thousands of people cannot do that elm- pi© thing afely One has only to observe for a time to appreciate the number of comparatively young men and wo men who are literally rusting out who cannot do well the necessary physical things which everyone is obliged to do It'makes no difference what the final circumstances of a person may be rich or poor all are governed by the same rulea Health grace agility and ability to meet new situations come through exer 1 i 6-- all ! WEST POINT N Y Oct 6— nosed out the Mus tangs of Southern Methodist uni "versity by a single point margin 14 to I3 tday in a breath-takin- g battle that marked the first inter sectional football invasion of the east by a southwest Texas eleven All the scoring took place in the first half Army never Detore saw at many forward passes trick forma tlons and lateral passes as the Mustangs one of the finest team in the south hurled at and over them Flncher Mustang took Rumes lateral in the first period and ran 15 yards for a touchdown Just before the sensational Red Cagle whipped a pass Jt Callmark and then burst through center for an Army score Hutch inson ran 20 yards for Army' score In the second period whil aasnea nny toeount an Army fumble for the" Mustangs Sprague kicked 2 points afte Metho touchdown and Southern ' ' dist one f '! ( o (AP)— ' ' - - n a era m A Charley Ralls Bulldog: halfback! Score tore loose early in the fourth period I Chicago by perloda— i 7 7 7 26 — 47 and after ripping off 20 yards In j Wyoming U 0 0 0 0— 0 one try and passing to McGrath Chicago scoring: Touchdowns — for 14 more besides numerous Mendenhall ILibby (sub for Men on tne ducks pjacea denhall): Van Nice (sub for Ly snorigains pan on tne one-yaf- a line ueorge ers) Burgess 2 (sub for Libby) Smith fullback carried it over Hey wood 2 (sub for Burgess) bringing: the score! to Point from after touchdown The lineup and Summary: — Mendenhall try Cassle 2 (sub for Idaho Gonzaga Burgess (sub fo-- ' LibMcGowan Erlchson) Hult Prouclfo'ot (sub for Cushman) by) Left End i Diehl Lcnhart Left Tackle Brimhkll Ketell BOX IN Left Giiard Gray Kirkpatrick Center Martin Right Guard J Pradolini Sumpter Tanksiey l iviaiaa naders Fall Be- Burgher (C) Right End fore Beesi 20 to 0 on i r Hunting Robertson i Quarterback Home Field Jovik Ilalliday a - - - another touchdown on the Chicago sIde ot th ledger About 30000 m midsummer weather to wit i 1 i n mUrtn-ain aan-nt nnntH the first thre'e oeriods and rani wild in the f inal frame with Coach - ra — Punchers home f rnr sendlnS tneiCo iaano s score came eariv m tnei tnira quarter as a jculmlnatlon of a muai wmcn siarma at uonzaga s line ljine emasning or tne big Paul Hutchlnsoni halfback piea wun a jorwara pass nutcn- inson to Burgher brought the ball io me one yara line iiuicnmson men wem on ngnt lacKie zor iae 4ij-ya- VIKINGS x i s had-twic- tu 1 - 196-pou- f BEFORE Deirn Faces Greek in OVER COWBOYS i non-conferen- - ' 6 to 6 tie here this I (iflO : t I ' J afternoon "'! Idaho scored in the third period I rmnArcoi rtr't fi—tATLThi on an off tackle play and Gonzaga of Chicago's Maroons re bucked the line fo a touchdown University deemed its !double defeat of last early in the last period Neither Saturday and ribbed Wyoming's team converted the try for point cowbovs In the dirt nlUne- im 4f The masterful defensive work of points while !the Westerners meet the Idaho forward wall Jng a big ten team for the first during the second period held the time failed to even- threaten the Gonzagans from scoring after they Maroon goal! worked-thball within The tussle was the first lof a ten yards of the goal line In the double-headfor the Maroons ' DEFEATS S " vuj ! ARMY ELEVEN 11 how1' GIIIGAGO WINS M Colorado University- one of the threats of the Rockies opens the new race against Colorado Teach ers The Boulderites should win this melee handijy TIGERS FAVORED xntraiu OUli Colorado College should have lit Smith j tie trouble In disposing of Western Hutchinson Fullback State Officials: Tom Louttlt Portland In the other league encounter referee Mike Moran Portland urn Brigham Young University jour pime Alex Donaldson Portland neys to Fort Collins for her first field judge: Wade iWllliams Port league tilt with Colorado Aggies land head linesman AVPabst Spo The Farmers of Colorado will be kane timer Score by periods heavy favorites to win over the 0—6 6 J0W0 Idaho v Young athletes' J 0 0 0 6—6 Gonzaga to Montana State goes Lincoln Idaho scoring:! t Touchdown Nebraska for a Hutchinson fracas with Nebraska University Touchdown Gonzaga scoring o- Smith - "" 11 N-Co- hlalliday of Ogden Shifted To Backfield By Charles Erb the other to a Mon-tanan- " 11 SPOKANE Wash Oct 6 — — Idaho Vandals andf Gonzaga (AP) Bull-32 to 14 The Tigers have a well uwtjo ana oucKea tne imej balanced squad and demonstrated from jiumea one-- end of a Boggy field tol s plenty of power against the m ii much will thia bum leg of Bab Ruth's bother him during the present world 6erle3 between uh ucci wu ten uu it a nui w i thft wew xorK xanicees ana me &u ijouis the Babe hit four home Tuns in the last series of the American League race but his fielding suffered from the injured member" "Doc" Woods Yankee trainer Is shown here working on the Babe's left a to perform in 100 per cent lashion aunng tne remaining leg in an effort 1o have it in shape for Rut ' N games Just off the Rocky Mountain Conference race vr&s listed Saturday when Denver University fell before Colorado Mines' 13 to 12 t Mines counted 13 points in the first two periods and held the Denver came Ministers scoreless In second half the back strong but failure to convert cost them the game and also a tie score 11 " 1 j Daily Program Should Be Carried Out Van Buren Says STICK KILLS BOY PRAIRIE "DU CIIIEN W1S—A boy was killed here when a pointed stick he was carrying punctured' his wide' In a fall while playing Playmates raid he ran into a building anS In throwing out his hinds the pointed end of the stick' ho vw carrying came in contact with his side The subsequent fall ' caused it to enter his ri£ht side t |