| Show i Former Stars Will Battle On Gridiron Close Contest Looms at Lorin Farr Park When In- dustrial Aggregations Meet Kickoff Is Slated for 2 P M Sharp Wyoming Boosters Here ki 'JL Tigers iSeek Victory In Remaining Games ALTIIOLGH Ogden was defeated by Logan in a league contest two jweeks ago the Tigers still have a chance to complete the 1928 grid "v rwh iu wymcyi me urange DireaKs are Diet urea neiow too row left tf rie-htguard Mayer center and Ahlf vcun 1UW iKu io ngni oione ena van uy&e naiioacR H Mayer tackle and Chambers end a°a uarJerDa?K5 mc- - tacwe Tne Ogdenltes 'have remaining games with Wx :fV?"DaPK CM? uu w ueu xqr fuu inira piace in ine league percentage column "y- pto - n: ww - j :"t:: n "-- — !''!! ' j - Ift 4 Porter Maughan Hann ' ' Jensen Right tackle Morris Righ end Nott Porter Quarterback Kennedy Kilpatrick Left halfback McLean Schropp Right halfback Price Bender FullbacL —— o - BOISE IN EASY GRIDIRbN VICTORY f s "4 f £ Jc i 1" r I h V - K-- y " - fT : V v ' t - - v- i j ) f " "r : : Fordham 34 Washington and Jefferson 0 Navy 6 Pennsylvania 0 Hamilton 46 Trinity 0 Army 18 Tale 6 Ohio Wesleyan 11 Dennison 0 6 Cincinnati 0 Wittenburg Davis-Elkin- s 0 John Carroll 2 Wisconsin 7 Michigan 0 Iowa State 0 Kansas 0 Iowa 7 Minnesdta 6 V M I 0 Maryland 0 Temple 41 Providence 0 Massachusetts Aggies 0 Worces i U '! -- I rv I :'- - six-ya- er and : Montana State 0 Montana university 0 Vanderbilt 34 Virginia 0 Georgia 20 Tulane 14 Rutgers 34 Delaware 0 Boston university 7 Boston college 27 Princeton 3 Cornell 0 Main© 46 Bates 0 Holy ?ros3 6 Marquette 6 Lafayette 0 West Virginia 17 Columbia 20 Willfams- 6 I j V fclN f -- r- ( - Og-de- '! 19 Dartmouth 7 Poeatello 0 Boise 30 (high schools) Idaho 20 U S C L A 6 Haskell Indians 14 Regis 9 Colorado Teachers 28 Wyoming 0 Kansas Aggies 21 Oklahoma 33 Butler 13 Washington university 7 Kentucky 8 Centre 0 Miami 61 Univeristy of Havana 0 Alabama 42 Sewanee 12 Mississippi 14 Louisiana college 1 'i " Oct 27- - (AP)— Over- BOIS-powering their opponents by smash ing line drives the Boise high school foptball team defeated the Poeatello team 39 to 0 here today before a crowd which Included sev eral hundred teachers! and trustees from the southwest Idaho Educa0 tion' association The game was a triumph from Purdue 40 Chicago 0 Detroit 7 Dayton 0 beginning to end for the Boise C C of N Y 33 George WashBraves who never allowed the Poeatello men to carry the ball near- ington 0 er to a score than the line Lehigh 13 Muhlenberg 7 The Poeatello team mad© two Pittsburg 0 Carnegie Tech 6 The desperate efforts to score Niagara 12 St Lawrence 6 Norte Dame 32 Drake 6 first was stopped in the- first period when Boise intercepted a forward-pas- s New York university 47 Colgate after the invaders had car 6 ried the ball almost from tneir own Florida 14 North Carolina 7 Ohio university 39 Ohio Northgoal posts to mldfield The second 6tart cam© in the last period but ern 0 was again halted In mldfield this Swarthmore 13 John Hopkins time on downs after they had 6 Brown 19 Tufts 13 charged nearly 40 yards In a series Nebraska 24 Missouri 0 of plays Hamilton 46 Trinity 0 The Braves scored in the first o five minutes and pushed across six touchdowns before the game ended ILLINOIS BLANKS The field was fast anj3 both sides NORTHWESTERN thrilled repeatedly wjith forward passes MEMORIAL STADIXJM ChamIlls Oct 27 — (AP) — Illipaign FLORIDA PROPOSES nois defeated Northwestern 6 to 0 FIVE -- STATE HUNT today after twice denying the snarling Wildcats a touchdown in TALLAHASSEE Fjla — (AP) — the last four minutes of play Illinois kept the ball in Northfox hurit is being A five-stat- e western territory for most of the planned for Florida bjy the Flor- first three quarters but Holmer ida Fox Hunters' Association Jesse R Letton president of and Calderwood took advantage of the organization and one of the breaks to work the ball deep Into foremost dog breeders in the Illinois territory in the closing minsouth has announced ja-- field trial utes A Purple passing attack kept November 26 to December 1 to the frenzied 63000 on their feet include dog fancier! of Ala- throughout the last quarter bama Georgia Mississippi South Timm scored for Illinois early in the second quarter Carolina and Florida - :35-yar- s f v a - X-- X w x f-- --: i- ' - X s " - yA V j d' j - ! ! j i CENTRAL LEADS THE IN GRID CHASE (Copyright ' i Two Garnes Qrx Slate This Week North To Play Lewir JtXIOJl niGU LEAGUE Lost Won Centra ' North Washington Lewis J 0 1 1 1000 1 v 50f 33$ 000 0 j Pet 3 TUESDAY'S North Jvsj I SCHEDULE Lewis THUJISIYS SCHEDULE Washington vs Central With til Juhior High footbal race noW flt thR hnlfwrfv nnlnf Central junior coached by Dprj Barney "hojldsj Ijhe tippe'r hand iri xne race ior tne tiag j Central meets Washington Thurs day in one of ithe scheduled game's of the week The Gold-- and BlUd athletes recently won handily over the Washington machine Lewis an Njorth meet in the oth-er league game on Tuesday North showed plejntyj of power in hejj game with Central last week and should disposfe of Lewis without much troulft North bofwed before Central' 0 in one of the best junior contests ever played in this city -- I U— o—— — j f 6-- YOUNG U S STARS MAY fcAPTURE CUP SAYS NET ARTIS11 -- 4— PARIS Jean Borotra the '"bounding Basque' returned to Paris the United States tennis- chaippibnships wearing hisj ever present f beret basque" and! i very pessihiistic attitude re virding thej future of tennis in! France lie solemnly warned French! tennis ' farti players and officials! against the menace Of the "yOun ger American! tennis generation" and prophifsi£d that the Dayis! cup would j:j?o back to the United! btates wunm two years unlessi the young players of France developed as rapidly and efficiently! as you tnruij Americans Borotra liciCed F T Shields Wilmer Alisdn Junior Coen ad piayers wno may be taking the! Davis cup back home in 1930! Shields esrjecially impressed Bor" '! otra -i H — i— o— INDIAN IX SOUTH CAROLINA Going-BficChiltoskey a full blooded Cherokee Indian from the! North? Caropin reservation is play-- ! schoo! ing football with a team at Grpenville S Chigh this year — ft-o- "Tell me just what you have been eating" The Moth Patient: '"Oh! Doctor! I'm afraid I ate some cotton ' by mistake!" "I thought so! You stick to Hoggan's clothes and be sure of all wool ! ' MENS ans DUDI OCOOf' !By Grantland Eice- - NO REST FOR TUB WEARY they I'm willing to admit the mid-wehas no halfbacks to match Marsters Scull and Cagle But I don't believe the east has any fullback to match Nrfcgurski or McLean When these two tear into a line or when they tear into a run ner on defensive play something has to give way I'll play them against the field from one coast to another II II L CONFESSION I'd like to be a shortstop or a catcher brave and bold But I'd hate to be a pitcher until Babe and Lou grow old all forget Dear Sir: st - f Oct 27— (A 4— o-- — - — HERRMANN MISSES FIRST BIG SERIES CINCINNATI— (AP)— The "papa" of— the world series baseball classic August "Garry" Hermann —missed this year's conquests the first since 1905 Hermann! retired from baseball last year after serving as presl- - 2 Davis 1 1 1 1 t Bear River South Cache North Cache 1 0 0 0 V 1 1 o 0 1- - 0 Navy whipped the undefeated and hitherto unscored upon Pennsylvania eleven six to 0 while 60000 persons flooding Franklin field ripped the crisp fall air with their cheers and groans The Navy today was totally inlawed by Pennsylvania's impressive record of straight victories from The Middies the season's start went out to rip Pennsylvania's mas sive line to pieces smother such mighty off ensive' aces as Paul Scull Paul Murphy and Dick Gentle and smash the vaunted Red and Blue attack once and for all when Penn finally reached' Navy's seven-yar- d line o— — — i sea-son- i! 2 il Vy M l " r k ilk- - x j I SATURDAY'S Poeatello ait SCHEDULE Preston and BOXasELDEjR the Logan remain only undefeated grid teams in th!e northern division scholastic rade Logan with two victories and jjio defeats is loading the procession with Box Elder with a single victory in her only gam so far playQdJ The Bees entertain the colorful Weber High team Friday at Brig-haCity inj one of the feature games of the) week Weber has phown plenty of power this season with victories over North and South Cache and should give the Earl Ferguson machine-plentof competition Dick Thorne has his athlete football and is playing high-clas- s out to 'win' the remaining games of his schedule Ogden and Davis meet at Lorin Farr park in the local heafllln wetrn ugucn ig lieu hnia with Weber for third place in the league standing The Tigers wer idle last week They expect plenty' of opposition from the Jack Croft machine The Orange and Black warriors are still smarting under the recent trouncing handed out by Logan and are primed to battle to the final whistle in their remaining games of the year Flash Nielsen's South Cache warriors play at Bear River In the other league game of the week The Bears broke into the win coldeumn last" Friday with--a cision over North Cache at Lewis-to- n m -7 12-t6- -7 On Saturday Preston will entercontain Poeatello In a test at Preston non-leag- ue ' Q SAILORS OPERATE SPORTING EVENTS KIEL Germany — (AP) — So In popular have sports become the German navy that for the first time in German naval history sailors have tiken to running their own Rporting events outside the iregular service athletic competitions The incentive was the feelingr that the navy needed sports that were better adapted to professional seameh' j dent of the Cincinnati National for twenty-fjv- e He was years chairman of jthe baseball commission from 1$03 to 1920 and a such was largely instrumental In clash promoting the inter-leagu- e i O j looks like a star 'Mid western critics are saying that Fred parratt young Ohio State centef who weighs 252 pounds Is one of the best centers produced in that section In mahy ' M years -- m i VkT dark suit is worn shoes should! be in keeping M M — ) i ir"K N servative custom Ut In tan or black imported nuisia ran i nc nnrr iftoatonlans are mostly $7 - $10 - st hair-raisin- i morf to us? for his ammunition at there was In the meanwhile Marsters and ing Garvey have a little argument to BUCKEYES settle Here are two backs who are usually going somewhere and it will be interesting to see which one can keep it up — o ! - ' - I WIN IN STUBBORN CONTEST BLOOMINGTON Ind Oct 27 — (AP) — Ohio State swept aside Indi ana today In its campaign for a big IOWA WINS IN ten crown outclassing HECTIC STRUGGLE the Hoosiers completely to win 13 to 0 A fast attack with Kruskamp IOWA FIELD Iowa City la interfering for Eby running behind Oct 27 — (AP) — Iowa defeated a steady and stalwart line netted Minnesota 7 to 6 before a frenzied the Buckeyes two touchdowns crowd of 30000 homecoming spec- Cory plunged over for the first counter in the second period and tators today After three scoreless periods Eby skirted the Indiana right end Minnesota crashed over with a for the second in the third period '' o touchdown early in the fourth with Iowa counting a few seconds later IRISH WALLOP Hovde the Minnesota backfield DRAKE GRIDDERS star picked up a punt on his nine- yard line and raced SI yards for a touchdown Brockmeyer howCARTIER FIELD Bend ever failed to kick the goal and Ind Oct 27 — (AP) —South Drake uni on the first play after the kickoff versity's "bulldog" eleven fell be i'ape substitute sophomore half- fore a Notre Dame attack back squirmed away from the today powerful 32 to 6 before a crowd of Minnesota team and raced 62 yards 15000 A lonsr na&s Siberllne to for the tying score Nelson's drop King kept the Iowans from a shut kick decided the issue out in the final quarter WRIGHT'S MEN'S STORE iiwmiiiilitfoliiiMiiMW 000 -- X occasions where 7 667 500 500 333 000 FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE! Davis at Ogden Weber at Box Elder South Cache at Bear itiver rn INTERSECTTONATi STUFF inside tip TIGERS WIN VIA passed George Duncan's 's Saturday will be one of the — — here's the ball there's hole the FIELD GOAL ROUTE leadtng intersectional after- — hit it noons Princeton and Ohio State lead !the march at Columbus Penn PRINCETON N J Oct 27 — When It comes to war pant (AP) — Princeton won the first sylvania faces Chicago Alabama comes to Wisconsin and Notre there Will be a lot of the same football game played with Cornell spread over the field when south- at Princeton in 23 years Dame motes against Penn State by Princeton and Ohio should be the ern California and Stanford meet proceeding on'the principletoday if that on Saturday leading feature when it comes to a is not available a goal touchdown Howard Jones and Pop Warner from the field may be made to an East-Wargument Both are g strong and' both carry high rank have had more than one serve ine ugers managed to gat and should tilt be this To among wihich it be added close to the Cornell goal in the ing) might shining examples Both teams third period to permit that Ohio State is exceedingly keen their dashing to sSp the Tiger something poison- are strong and both are shooting at Dave Lowry to boot the ball beous for th'at 20-- 0 clawing of a year one of the season's highest spots tween the uprights from the 17- ago And Dr Wilce has something along the coast yard line and that was all the scor i - PHILADELPHIA Some one has invented a new system of putting Few have sur- i kl Grid Upset re-bo- Michigan pumps against Wlscoftsin and nxt week has to dabble with Illinois This next Saturday will be one of the hard days of the season for more than one leader as it' a continuity of pressure vrhichbrings fre quently lands In the midst of a mid- season slump due slightly to that tired and jbattered feeling before ine iaie overaoer revival takes 1 6-- -- Weber Preston P) — A football giant harassed huSome go up and some go down miliated whipped in three out of starts was today in Michigan and Chicago more than four once have disputed the champion- - the heat of one of the season's gridiron battles snip of the west But not this sea greatest Turning on its latest tormentor son And how quickly can row j And whjjit about Michigan? After losing jthree games to Ohio Wefleyan Indiana and Ohio State plate BIGSURPRISE Middies Win By 0 Score the Jaspers which Over Penn Machine In to go Manhattan contract with has two years will pick up momentum next year and the year after and who can tell but it may some day he the St J V Mary's of the East There is little rest foV the weary these football moments After taking on the Army Yale loses no time in moving against Dartmouth After tackling Harvard Dartmouth meets Yale without a breathing spell And after mining it up with' Northwestern Michigan and Indiana Ohio State has nothing to do next Saturday but entertain Princeton and find out ijust how playful a Tiger- is Then there's Syracuse-Nebrask- a Penn States and now Pittsburg in a his fiext Tiger hunt MANHATTAN MOVES UP Dear Sir: In singing the praises of the season's football coaches don' ov£rl°jol£ Joe Schwarzer the new instructor at Manhattan college right in New York City Schwarzer jrou will remember was a great end t Syracuse and a great ine coach Under Chick Meehan at yrajcuse and N Y V This year e stepped jinto the role of head oadh and Ivith a small squad of ivhal might be called mediocre ma- erial he has developed the best leven in Manhattan college his tory— a team which can hold its own in its class jfenwarzer naa a squaa or only 23 mien to start pith so he spent nearly a month ii conditioning his men Hp wanted tjo avoid injuries so he stressed condition at the expense-othe finer points of the game He taught the secret of hard play without and his small squad KILLIFKU NOW PRESIDENT j has ttoodinjury up well He also taught Wade ttilltfer who- managed his men the military huddle ho San Francisco last year has suc- - helped develop at N Y U ceeded Bill McCarthy resigned as watch Manhattan grow with Schwarzer He signed a three-yea- r president of tee same club io 1ALTIAKE -- Turk Tribune Inc Trademark Registered U S Patent Office) - 4- - ! Dr Moth: SPORTLIGHT 1928 New NAVY SPRINGS STANDING OF THE TEAMS W L T Pet 2 0 Logan X lUUU Box Elder 1 0 0 1000 2 1 0 Ogden 667 43-to- ' The BUmhiary: WEBER! (18) ALBION (7) Peterson Wilson Left End il Doxey Crouse JLeft Tackle O Wangsgard Moore Left Guard K Wangsgird Buehler Center Rose Williams Right Guard Taylor King Right Tackle Hansen Moesinger Right End Budgre Young Quarterback $ Clapier Hatch Left Halfback Hearn Perrins Right Halfback Russell Simpson Fullback Score by periods: 1 2 4 3 0 6 6 6 — 18 Weber 0 0 7 Albion 0— 7 Touchdowris—Weber: er Peterson Russell Simpson Point after touchdown— Crouse Officials-I-Ba- tes Mix referee umplref Powers head linesman ij - Harvard rd - 0 6 Game In ALBIONf Idaho Oct 27 — (Special Dispatch) — Uncorking a dazzling oerheadand running attack Weber College of Ogden trounced Albion Normal here this afternoon by an 18 to 7 score Weber scored first in the initial period on a passearly Budge to Moesinger jfor a touchdown and Hearn failed to convert In the etecond quarter Simpson Albion fullback drove through the Weber line for a touchdown and Crouse dropkicked for the extra point and the score stood 7 to 6 for Albion at the half In the third Peterson took a forward passperiod over the goal line to score six more points for Weber" Hearn again missed and the score was 12 to 7 for goal Weber Russell Weber fullback made the final score of the game in the last quarter' after his team had carried the ball to the line- in a 'drive from midfield Budge missed the try for point and the game ended 18 to 7 for Weber Both teams displayed a brand of wide-ope- n football that made the contest an unusually fast garnel For Weber! Moesinger Budge Cla-plRussell O Wangsgard and K WangsgArd played the best ball Simpson was outstanding for Albion with Young Perrins Hatch and Buehlr also starring Immediately after the game the Weber team left by auto for n J 0 Parker Lee Right guard ft Late ' Colby 14 Bowdoin 0 Depauw 33 Franklin 0 Tennessee 26 Washington Meets Davis On Local Field Weber Plays At Brigham Ogden WEBER TAKES Wildcats On Short End of Score-Half But Rally Weber college 18 Albion 7 Utah university 25 Colorado university 6 Utah Aggies 10 B T U 0 University of California 0 Olympic club 12 Oregon state 29 Washington 0 Willamette 25 College of Puget Sound IS South Dakota state 13 South Dakota university 0 Augusta 28 Dakota Wesleyan 0 North Dakota 18 North Dakota Aggiesuniversity 0 Texas 13 Rice 6 Washington state 51 College of xaano o Penn state 6 Syracuse 6 Villa Nova 19 Lebanon Valley Tech i nree league somes In Northern Sector WITH ALBION Grid Results ter 7 ANNUAL TILT River Union Pacific athletics club football OGDEN and Green their annual schedule at Lorin Farr park open today The grid tilt which is expected to attract a splendid crowd will get underway at 2 p m sharp Green River coached by Joe Maughan former Aggie line star boasts a powerful squad They will trot out a team of former college stars and one that is sure to mako a serious bid for the system grid title The Wyomingites suffered defeat twice last season at the hands of the Ogden team and they are out for revenge Tie backfield composed of Nott Kilpatrick Bender and Schropp is down as one of the best in independent circles in the west Harm and Weiner of Nebraska and Hall of Kansas former college greats will perform on the line for the visitors "Rete" Conroy former Aggie end is in charge of the local eleven He may get into the game today at a wing position Bill Price and Kennedy will be the big guns in the Ogden back-fie- ld Thorrie at center arid Parker and Morris on the line are stars of the first water for the locals The Wyoming athletes-wil- l be ac50 at football least companied by boosters it is announced The probable lineup follows: Green River Ogden Peterson Chapman end Weiner Lancaster Left tackle Hall Johnson Left guard Tucker Thorno Center L ' S j —: JL atUri'iijiil |
