Show THE OGDEH Wildcats Onen : o q STANDARD-EXAMINE- TV T7h - £ 1 euson With THREE EVENTS mm - w f Weber Athletes In Splendid Condition R And the Navy Lost Another One! j i - ' Many Contests on Eastern Schedule - - GET INTEREST IN Bramwell Will Start 'Contest With Powerful Lineup Frosh Have Seasoned Players Kickoff Gp RACE Lorin Farr Park ? k:ni Upsets May Add Color To Contests Saturday In Big Ten Saturday Down For 2:30 p m At footballers five times Intermountain WEBER college their 1928 campaign at Lorin Farr will By PAUL R MICIIELSOX Press Sports Writer Associated open park 19— (AP)— So four-perioCHICACfO the" d skirmish with strong Fresh- distinct arb theOctodds Saturday with a in favor of kick-ofThe f is three teams that Old Man Upset man outfit of Brigharn Young university the mythifcal gentleman who has down for 2:30 p m sharp performed! frequently on the grida seasoned The Wildcats with so far this season will have iron severe team In harness expect a an opportunity for a big afternoon ma Dixon the Fred with battle in the Bif Ten' tomorrow chine They have been hard at Of the ifour conference games their grid task for over a month contest Iz thei Indiana-Illinoi- s only and are prepared for stubborn p atosa-ucritics as regarded by competition during the entire sea Even in that game considerable i"i son surprise would be evoked it the Weber's splendid record lover a Hoosiers Deat the Illlni for the a 'five-yea- r period has resulted in first time in en attempts alnce Ha" post season excursion to the 1903 waiian Islands in December The But ths other three games members of the staff as at conse be would of the most stunijjpsets 3Iost Coaches quence are giving their all jto win if ning Michigan 'defeat variety regular posts on the squad-- i ed Ohio! State Chicago stopped Do Not Have AFTER TITLE Minnesota and If Purdue outscored WJsconsn In each instance the Practo list their Long: Weber gridders hope long underdog jsleven has wox-kesixth consecutive flag during the tice Hours and haijd hours in practice this new race They have league en week toi accomplish the seemingcounters scheduled with Albion ly impossible and coaches at Min con Snow and Ricks Non-leagnesota and Ohio State here battle the tsts will include cry that football takes up have putWisconsin on their glummest miens THE In November a and much game of the players' time Saturday forestall overconfidence with Idaho university southern Is in nine cases out of teni unwar- to Their! thinned by injuries ranted Some coaches may over- and theirranks branch lowered some morale work new their players but the major- what by aefeats by f!oAeh Delton Bramwell South Caromentor at the Purple and White ity of them understand the prob- lina andj Iwa Coach Amos Alonzc lair has more than 35 men fight- lems of their men and deal with Stagg and hia University of Chi-cag- o them accordingly ine for positions on the team Invaded Minnesota In planning bis practice sched- today Marons Is The entire first string-lineutihith defeat regarded as a Eiving the mentor plenty to worry ule a coach should consider foregone obnclusibn Captain Sau other things the experi- Weislowl- a about In many Instances: It is a among tacklerj In a ence of his candidates and the spir4 Rudy f Lfeyersdependable toss up between his men star fullback it and enthusiasm of the squad few cases however his regulars Wayne Cakslel guard and place If the schedule permits the kreker jarifl Joe stand out head and shoulder above Garen squad to develop elowly the coach tackle were so badly Injuredpudgy the other candidates they an has opportunity to work with weren't j 4ven taken to MinneaRulon Budge colorful back will material is not and "green" forced Whiie team from the several of the other quarter polis pilot the back position during the season to "cram" instructions into his stars rnjiy hot get Into the game j He wag one of the leading bicks of players Minnesota! however was virtually makeup of the squad— that free of Injuries and showed vast the circuit last season Saunders le The the age physical and mental Improvement in blocking and runformer Weber high star la the ability and scholastic aptitude— ning Interference understudy for Budge must be taken into consideration - fSTLfliTE CLAFIER SP favored la more important to have It all-stdefeated In its twe Mlchigah back last spirit and enthusiasm than long Joe Clapler Ohio Wesleyan an5 season is back for another cam hours of practice An hour of games 4gainst wasn't conceded much oi inaianaj his ball for at the peppy drill is worth more than an a chance to defeat toting palgn Ohio State at Alma Mater Clapler Is fasti shifty afternoon of listless practice Columbiis Coach Tad Wleman drawn-out and possesses plenty' of football Long practices send his team's attempted to bolster brains He should be one) of the a boy home weary and dull He has offensive cause trouble may In Weber's pid backs he has been told It for the history forgets what greatest Buckeyes who are undeFrancis Hearn will start the la just as bad to have an itThirty-on- e feated Wolverines team as an undercoached accompanied Saturday contest as the running coaches by including j is He team' mate for Clapler coming Yost Invaded ColumIt The average student should be Fielding along fine and has shown) much bus is expected to atto tract Theanxe improvement during the past week able to give one and one-ha- lf 9 2(0tt0 spectators two j hours to football practice Jim Russell hard hitting back Wisconsin's 22 to 6 victory over afternoon without will be posted at fullback In the every his Notre Darae has madel it a favorstudies In the least The ite over opener suffering Purdue Coach Glenn of waste students the majority Gilbert and Wallace Peterson Thistlethwaite of the Badgers has time between their last classes in Moesinger elongated ends will the afternoon and dinner hour drilled tham vigorously all week at the for ' wing posjjts perform '' for? the! game while Purdue has anyway Weber They are' polished ii every Some coaches believe that long been throwing up a tight defense department of play The Badgfers 33 strong stopped Dave Doxey and Jack Doxey hours of practice and Intensive over here last night and prooceed-e- d an for preparation important brothers will serve as tackjles for game to LaFayette oday on the but put squad edge Owen and locals the Wangsgaard Coacl: rat Page had three elevlis more am I convinced it that Paul Rose will be in the guard at Illinois today and the important to keep up the spirit of ens positions and Keith Wangsgaard the Hoosiers Were on edge for the players captain will be stationed at the game Cokch Bob Zuppke holds -I an have a hour and usually them In high regard and has inpivot post of snappy practice dally Students of the college held quarter dicated he wuld sefl Jiis veter If a boy wants to put-iAdd- ans a pep rally Thursday for the big itional against Indiana sjirthe outset time no have I ojbjeGtion A number of stunts are game One of ever the best halfbacks I planned to entertain the fans ly will send had was an apparently hopeless itsNorthwefetern-obab-team Kenfollow: strongest The probable 'lineups against prospect when he came out for tucky in tneir intersectional game —Weber Freshmen— football his sophomore y§ar He at Evahstcln tomorrow With the Peterson was out on the field an hour beMcGreagor fore practice "began in the after- exceptional of Quarterback ' Leeg Left end D Doxey noon He took a ball home with Hanley In the Northwestern play-erPollard dk srood shape'for the first him at night and practiced carry- timearethis Left Tackle The Kentucky O arm Clark He prac- Wildcats season Wangsgaard ing it under either one of the compose ticed punting in the street in heaviest Left guard in! the tami country K Wangsgaard (C) front of his fraternity hojuse Cooni averaging 192! piouhds In the line The boy developed fast He and Center 175 pounds in the backfield c Rose played in a few games his sophoJohnson Iowa has meruly limbered up in more was next a regular the year Right guard preparatioA fqr its i Manson J Doxey season and a star his senior year game with! Ripon college of Wiswho hon tackle shared Jimmy Hagan Right consin tb In one falling) engage ors with Captain Gibby Welch scrimmage Me eslnger Wilson during the entire week Pitt's last halfback end Right Coach Burt Inirwersen said he Wilkinson Budge season was a mediocre player probably would use second string when he came to Pitt but he was men against Quarterback Ripon Martin Claiper determined to make the team He worked diligently practiced in his Left half Van Leuven Hearn spar© moments on passing1 and punting and soon became a reguCOLORADO SQUAD Right half He is the boy who scooped skousen Rfussel' lar up a fumble in the tournament of Fullback pet 18 — (AP)— A week roses game with Stanford and of PROVO c—— intensive practice culminated 19 raced a touchdown yards for last night In tho departure of 24 -- ofootballs pkayers from Biigham TWIN EVENTS ON unhjersity en route to Gunloung nison Colo wh re they will tanFISTIC PROGRAM gle In a conference game with to SALT LAKE Oct 10— Babe Western Slates Teachers eleven of Kansas City will face Bobbr Saturday j !' Mason of Los Angeles in the d The weed's work after lefeat at main boxing feature at the the hands of the Colorado Aggies arena Mondayj last Saturday has been AMtntnA tn Oliver in o Die atays In McCullough Mack Payne and Maynard Niel- enlargement of available plays with sen are down for six rounds in a aeveippmenti of an honest to Scholastic Tilt On the other feature bout Four pre- goodness bag of tricks S L Gridiron liminaries will round out th card The bogy of serious injuries has avoided the Cougar camp so far SALT LAKE Oct I9r-Wethis sea8on with the result that the high trounced Granite hers TNnrnv entire squad is in fine fettle for the 20 to 6 in a R division grid head-linencounter aGjinnison The Panthers were masters A shift eri linpuri will ivi "vj otainu f Ingersoll f the situation throughout the against the Teachers will contest get his first tesf: under fire replacOliver Noble Panther captain ing Dixon At lft end Reeves will ° i and quarterback was the big star be the other! wingman Simmons or the matinee and Dastrub jwill go in at tackle The summary: Bunnell ana Skousen will start West — at guard while Jjyches will give Granite— Stewart Tn way to Merrill at center Headlund Left end baokfield Ballif will call signals i Vacher pliy iiuarterback while Eardley Mackay Kowe and irrhbjrh will perform' at Left tackle halfback Erlckson Dupaix Left guard Gilbert v MOSS BAKER FAVORED Center : White IN COAST I BOUT Walker Right guard ' GLsseman Bunker SAN FRANCISCO' OH 19— r — Right tackle AP) Baker two Sergjeant Sammy ' f X Davies V Walker J fisted nunchec who jros to rinr end Right i? prominence from the env'roris of Noble Mitchell Field N Y faces n tough McGregor d Quarterback battle hre tonia-hCalder R Jensen against Joe Simonich Butte Mont Left halfback tutcher bo! who has been 'oattlin& Guhln the best of !the Icron for a var Buchner Right halfback Although Simonich is a rugged Eikrem Christensen rtngstcr the New York welter J Fullback weight is favored to take ha men Substitutions s West sure as he did when thev met two Rich Ins I for Eikrem Goodmanson to Du jtars ago Granite" paix Brennah for Guhin The ball Plavers call n ffillow —Young for McGregorMcGregor for Young Pratt for V Walker who goes good in the pinches a WIGGINS DRAWS b Jensen for R Jensen Spencer "aioney FISTIC PENALTY player" That is to say he for Mackay does his best when the big moment CHICAGO Oct 19— VScoring touchdowns — Davies (2) arrives Such a fellow is Gordon Fighters who won't fisht anafAPfisrVif- isobie Christensen ' Point alter Cochrane star backstopper of the ers who: strike foul punches better touchdown— Stewart (pass "t from Athletics and probabl ths best in stay out of Illinois Noble) Davies pass from Noble) the major leagues v If the A's had Chuck Indianapolis e on play) Uranite more Cochranes on their pay- heavyweight Wiggins many is the latest of many Officials — Romney referee: roll it is doubtful that they would to incurlthell Illinois boxing commis- Otto Von Krump umpire Smoot head lines have been beaten bv the Yankees sion's wrath For foulincman so many times this year Porat Norwegian heavyweight in IrWuWIL r i ' "W -' st- v — - i ' or - t ryYs f' x j 'X ''- -'' i f1 t - j i 'y"x ue v ' - t 'tA - ' ' - i v sfi 5 p" - Wi:M yi H:y d - i i N - v -- A i - ' yvt f - nV ' 'T7V C Fx ar Not even the presence' jof Secre taryj of the Najry Curtis Wilbur Vice President Dawes and Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York could pull the Navy eleven into the winAs a result they ning column took their third straight defeat of the season from Notre Dame at Chicago recently The three honored guests were interested spectator at the game! and admit they got a thrill from the battle This pho tbgraph shows the opening kick-of- f of the game! with insets below of Wilbur left tawes center and i Walker right j Georgia Tecli Seeks Birmingham magnates the writers pay to get In to cover the little world series in the south The University of JDayton has fivfe on the football squad Th® western conference teams may protest McLaln the Iowa back Because he played for a while with the Haskell Indians But one of the greatest backs at the Haskell institution several years ago was in the sixth grade of THE HO- - Ha-waila- BAY-FAVORE- J " -- I -- non-conferen- All-Ameri- ca couGXks Iattle PANTHERS WIN OVER GRANITE Pij-ca- sixj-roun- I st er Money Player 1 inf i - ten-roun- — off-sid- IN LONG RUI 1 over-ooach- ed " — -- ( t j j' By FRANK GETTT United Press Sports Kb tor NEW YORK !Oct 19— (UP)t-O- n a tack ten-bar- k in j Am-fcierda- By BOB MATHERN NEA Service Sports Writer as It has been every ONCE again for the past six Georgia Tech awaits Its annual clash with Notre jDame—and sees prospects of a victory over the Irish Georgia Tech never has beaten Knute Rockne's team They have been playing annually under a home-aid-hoagreement and each year for the past six years the Irih have beaten the Golden Tornado The scores have been small and the scores have been large but Georgia Tech always had the lower score In two games the Georgians failed to cross the Irish goal line Never have the southerners (been able to sneak over more than seven points on the ns the primary department Sam Sebo varsity quarterback works his way through school by minding 4 baby in the neighborhood he goes away on & trip one of the young assistant managers of the team-hato mind the baby for him Old Man Stagg took personal charge of the squad after the Chicagos had been knocked off twice in the opening Madison Square Garden Sunday ri'ht pro fpssional majrathon running will be reintroduced to the Amerioan public after a lapse jof two decades If one except the Pyle bunion c?erby whicli wais neither a financial nop aristicj success distance tunning for hire? has been practically a dead issue in this country since the days of 1908 when Dor-and- o and Hayes put on their famous pursuit act It is the idea of Bill Pickens the that profes sports Impresario sional marathon races can be pop ularized and so he is intioducing Abe! El Quafi the 1928 Olympic champion Joic Ray America's chestiest contender and a polyglot host of" distance) runners" who will compete f dr prizes aggregating $6500 next Sunday Ever since El Quafl the little chocolate colored Algerian swung In through the marathon gate in the big red black stadium at winner iover a birr field at the nnth Olympiad American promoters have harbored the idea that sitich a spectacular performance might very well be commercialized To support thdir contention Jole Ray who finished fifth at Amsterdam1 maintained that he could take the measure of the Alger 'an in the return race Ray recently turned prof essional for the purpose of meeting El Quafli who gave up hia amateur standing immediately after the Olympic games What started out to be a grudge Tiace appropriately sponsored by the promoters (developed Into a real marathon run when two Finns an Esthonian ah Italian an Englishman a Jew and a Swede were added to the list of starters It was lelt that with only Ray and El the affair might Quafi compstin ttjrn into a fiasco through the colfailure of one of lapse or complete ' Colorful Elevens Will Meet Saturday on Atlanta Grid Did You Know That— And-wh- i en s vrrSiiiDiROik- - ! D S are EAST high and'L today in the grid feature of The the week In theBf division contest will be played at the Utah stadium Ike Young's Snow college warriors face the Westminster machine in a league battle at Salt Lake today also Snow boasts a powerful the pair Accordingfy on Sunday night nine runner 6 will face th starter Who will bei none other than Mias l?leanora Spars Boston's society In addition to Ray pedestrian and El Quafi there will be Willie Iolehmainen who lioldj the world's record for the iiinrathon distance of 26 miles and 3S3 yards Juri Lossman the Esthon'an who was second in the 1920 marhthon at f j " A crowd of 14000 fans is expected Saturday for the Aggie flareup in the Ute stadltun The kickoff 1 down jfor 2:30 p m Approximately 200s Ogdenltes will Utah-Colora- do attend Aggie freshmen of Logan : - will battle the University of Idaho southern branch at Pocatello tomorrow The Aggies boast a strong nrst year team Weber college footballers journey to Burley next week for a encounter with Albion league Coach Delton Bramwell expects to take 20 men on the jaunt - Mark Baliff will perform In the backfield for the Cougars Saturday In Colorado He is a former Ogden high star Harvey' Ward umpire in day's game between Wyoming Utah Aggies is a former 'U" star Ward was one of the scholastic backs ever turned in the state to- and grid best out Antwerp QlUe jWattinen a Ftnii Guisto Umeck of Italy the great Luke Falck 4rthur Newton r British distance runner Sanfi Rlchman champion est field generalperhaps ever developed at Of the Ghetto and Gunner JCnaus-lan- d the Utah Aggie lair was a spectaof Sweflen tor at theimatinee today A tan bark track ten laps to the mile has been laid down 'in A splendid crowd is expected SatMadison Square Garden :nd the urday Y U frosh for the Weber-contestants have been training in game at Lorin Farr park The kick-o- ff th£ vicinity for several days is booked for 2:30 p m ' Joie Ray will start a Tuvbrite —r--— largely because more is known aibout him than about the others nnd because of a feeling that the RAIN HALTS BIG track with its sharp turns will be BOXING CLASSIC better suitedf t his style of run— ning than tq the others who are NEW YORK Oct 19 — accustomed t competing outdoors Humbert J Fugazy is a lot AP) gamer than some of the boxers who fight for him Fugazy Tex Rlckard's rival in the gentle art of promoting cauliflowers has taken many a DULUTH Jtfipn Oct 19 — (AP) smack on the jaw from the weath— Billy Petrolle the "Fargo Ex- er man this year but he shows no press" and contender for Sammy signs of being ready to quit: inMandell's lightweight crown A torrential rain early last night jured 'his hands so severely in his forced Humbert to call off the battle between Paulino losing bout with King Tut of Minand "Big Boy" Peterson at neapolis Tuesday night that he has been forced ut of the ring for six Ebbets field scheduled to close the weeks outdoor season It is set for toBouts with Jimmy Goodrich of night now o— — — Buffalo at Chicago October 29 and Tommy Grogan of Omaha at DeAGGIE troit November 10 has been can- SEE V OF FOOTBALL GAME AT SALT celled LAKE CITY SATURDAY OCTOtheir match Wednesday night the BER 20TII commission fjned Wiggins $500 and Excursion rates rvia Bamberger suspended him for six months The Electric Of den" to Salt1 Take and On sale October suspension is! effective in 27 states return $1 125 affiliated wiifh the Illinois com 20th Return limit October 22nd mission 1:!:'8334 90-p:ou- nd - B i r-- injuryTIampers fargo express i 10-rou- nd un I" i 'II I ' " : - This year you hear from Atlanta tt is going to be different Atlantajns have figured that way all the year and the early season games for both teams seem to Indicate they have all the right In the world to feel that way They' meet this coming Saturday in Atlanta —Georgia Tech U undefeated Notre Dame has been defeatejd onoe The Irish have won twb victories one over Loyola from New Orleans and the other over the thrice defeated Navy eleven Georgia Tech has played twice —and won twice Their big victory of the season was that of last Saturday when they downed TulaneJ a team whose followers confidently expected victory over Geoergia Tech by a 12-- 0 score in New Orleans Coaci Wallace Wade at Alabama in a review of the prospective strength of the southerfn eleven predicted a brilll ant season for Georgia Tech "They should have a fast and experienced team this heavy he said "They have a great year' back-fiel- d of veteran stars in Thomas-so- n Mizell Durant and Randolph and it would not- surprise me to see them rank as one of the teams in the country ' when the season la completed His prediction has held to date Regardless of the defeat by Wisconsin! one of the best teams in the middle west this year Notre Dame is likely to trim the southerners again this year Tech however has a better Georgia chancy of defeating Notre Dame than she ever has had before and a pretty good idea would be to toss a coin to decide the team you wished to bet your dough on It won't be ah easy for either team— and the victory odds because ©f the veteran and nice material on hand may be with Georgia Tech But who can be sure of anything this year after what has happened j machine r Robesky Artman Davidson - pre-seas- on - cener right guard right tackle Brlmhall Sumpter y Burgher (c) FlMschhacker Robertson Quarterback 4 Hutchinson Fintrup left halfback Simms t right halfback Cheyne i Hoffman (c) Kershisnik fullback right: end " ' ' IP GRANGE READY TO RETURN TO GAME Irish m I sity grid squad opens its coast conference session hee today against one of the strongest teams in the loop—the Cardinals of Stanford university The Idaho men one of the heaviest outfits in the conference outweighed tho Stanforilitea approximately ten pounds to the man but the versatility of the Cardinals made them the favored team The probable lineup: Stanford Idaho Muller Price left end Sellman Diehl left tackle Post Martin left guard Heinecke Kirkpatrick J Victory Over Irish " CHICAGO r" " Oct in"' t 19— (AP)— Harold "Red Grangethe "galloping ghost" of Illinois football history Is now doinsl a song and dance act In vaudeville hut he may return to the gridiron lfor Just one more h gam this fall "Sometimes I think I'd like to play one more game and sometimes I'm not soj sure": Grange remarked between curtain calls yesterday "But I suppose i'll wind up by crashing into a game sometime before the seasen Is up My leg that was hurt in a professional game last fall is all right again and I am ' in good condition" 1 FIGHT RESULTS y's well-plann- SAN FRANCISCO 19 — Ocl 1AP) — University of Idaho's var- - j Per-- i Vandals ' - i i forms At End For I ) - t STANFORD TEAK Walt Price of Ogden By HERBERT W BARKER Asiociated Press Snorts Writer Oct 19 — (AP) — NEW YORK England will be a mecca for Atlantic seaboard pigskin followers tomorrow with such outas the Army-Harvastanding attractions Brown-Yal- e Columbia-Dartmout- h and Fordham-Hol- y Cross games The Army given a rather large dose of forward payees by Southern Methodist two weeks! ago will get similar treatment at the Harvard stadium where Arnold Hor-wee- n has been spending the week developing an aerial offensive The Cadets nosed out Southern Methodist by one point but Horween has hopes of bettering thei Texans record After Yale's defeat of Georgia there ore few to give Brown more than an outside chance of beating Yale at New Haven for Tuss eleven was net especially effective airainst Dayton MAKSTLRS ACTIVE Columbia must stop Al Marsters and a aerial attack if she hops to conquer Dartmouth at Hanover Fordham's problem on the other hand will be to stop the Holy Cross backs What New England fails to get in the way of football publicity tomorrow will fall to Pennsylvania where such games! as Penn rd IDAHO OPPOSES ' p ! LOS ANGELES Oct 19— Knute Hansen hasn't the heart to be a real champion That's the opinion of Tom Kennedy who once had Hansen under his wing and disposed df the-biDane 'for $2 000 "That fellow just isn't right ajnd never will get to the top" said Kennedy to newspaper men here recently "He looks great In the gym and he can box and he can hit But that lets him out His courage is nil" — - t Army Meets Harvard In Headliner Yale To Battle Brown Hansen Lacks Fighting Grit Says Old Pilot t hard-plungi- ed ng State-Pennsylva- Buciknell-Lafayett- e Washington and Jefferson-Carnegi- e Tech Pittsburg-Alleghen- y Loyola e Maryland-Duquesnand Ion are the program Syracuse and Colgate wll carry the Empire state's banners Into intersections! conflict Syracuse unbeaten so far wlll need jail ltf strength to turn back Nebraska at Lincoln Colgate playing a heavy intersectional schedule witlji mixed success tackles Michigan State New Jersey will have an opportunity to see a revised Princeton lineup do battle wjth Lehigh and Navy will seek Its first victory in four starts against jDuke Georgetown' leading the east In scoring takes on West Virginia Wesleyan West Virginia goes to the state capital Charleston to renew lt feud with Washingtbn and Lee Davis and Elktn victor over West Virginia Navy and Bluefield college meets the! Quant ico Ma rines at Fairmont j Teams that have taken the most lickings over periodp of years stand out as favorites to win in xjnany of the traditional rivalries Here are the facts and figures or some of the outjstan&ing series t showing when they were started and liow the games have gone: Rutarers has wore 12 games and New York university 10 with ene tie since 1895 Harvard has won 13 games and f Army none since 1!895 ? Washington and Jefferson has won 10 games and Carnegie Tech one with two ties since 1908 Gettys-burg-VHlano- J Syracuse leads Syracuse has won threee games and Nebraska two £Ince 19171 Holy Cross has won eight game and Fordham severi with one tie ' since: 1901 Qii'i± Yale has won IV- 27 and games Brown four with one tie since 1880 Pennsylvania has! won 20! games and two were tied Penn State seven ' '! j "4-since 1880 v COUGARS HAVE TWIN SWIMMERS PROVO Oct If th By The Associated Press of! twins Is an auspicious — presence McKEESPOR Pa Johnny Young univerErie Carey outpointed Allen omen the Bhgham team 'swimming wlth'jlta two sity Beatty McKeesport (10) brothers! should pf duplicate pairs r this ' season jambs and PROS CLASH JohnWestwood a pair whjeh feaCinCAGO Oct 19— (AP)— Vin- tures free style an4 back titrokes cent Richards of New York and have enrolled from California as Karl KozeluM of Prague Czecho- freshmen at B Y'U The other slovakia will renew their profes- pair consists of James and Gerald candi- sional tennis rivalry In a match at Anderson the sophomore the Chicago coliseum October 31 dates of Coach Leafs j - go-fa- oiit-standi- already? "v WRIGI urT?e UJ L JL M shop fnt- MFN - "- v- j DERN WINS OVER GREEK WRESTLER $ SALT LAKE Oct 19— Ira Dern of this city won over Leo Papiano in straight falls here last In their finish wrestling matchnight at the McCullough arena Dern won the first fall in 34 minutes with a reverse body hold The second! fall went to Dern in 11 minutes He used the aeroplane for this fal Casey Berger tossed Frank Miller in one of the feature matches after 11 minutes AI Newman won over Art Evans in nine minutes in the other event o 'y OGDEN TEAM IS IDLE SATURDAY L j The Ogden soccer teamB'will b idle Saturday of withdiitvai ?pf faomthe state the Bingham teanf ' league will make itjrecessAry to revise the present schedule Ogden has reached the halfway mark in the fall championship and a nice chance to appears to ha-win the tronh v Th Inrsn rAnv Vikings an4 Salt Lake here and Cal- nes uermania and O S L away from home during the rert of the season! ' The locals thus far are undefeat ed e va modern IN PATTERN AND COLORING A TRUE EXPRESSION OF THE SPIRIT OP TODAY — INTERESTING DESIGNS MADE MORE EFFECTIVE BY SKILLFUL HARMONY OF COLOR IN Holeproof Hosiery 50c 75c S100 j I ' |