Show ITHE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 25 1928 © Lone Touchdown Decides Hectic Struggle On By CHARLES W DCNKLEY Vsocla ted Profs Sports Writer Wis Nov 24 — (AIM 1VT A rough young man named Lronko Nagurski as tough on the gridiron as his name sounds ruined Wisconsin's chances of winning unchallenged possession of the western conference football championship today when Minnesota walloped the hitherto undefeated Badgers 6 to 0 with a crowd of 46000 viewing the ppectacle Nagurski Minnesota's pulverizing fullback scored the touchdown that tumbled Wisconsin out of the championship early In the second period of a bitterly fought game tiller Rebholz the Badger fullback fumbled on the Wisconsin line Pulkrabek a Minnesota his name in guard who rarely gets the papers pounced on the ball After getting possession of the ball Minnesota' lost no time in fettling down to scoring On the first play Hovde the Gopher quarterback tore through his right tackle for nine yards Then Nag-urswas called into action and in four straight thrusts he smashed through the center of the Badger 'line planting the Badger goal line :on his last attempt Brockmeyer's ' attempt to add the extra point was blocked 18-ya- rd kl ar me at-ho- SEEK TITLE IN r American OVER WEST HIGH South B rignam i ases wiacnme State Title Kupfer Counts Touchdown 24— Earl Ferguson's Box Elder high school Bees staged the" biggest upset of the Utah scholastic football season today- hy defeating the highly touted "W est high eleven 6 to 0 in the University of Utah stadium The Brigham City team played brilliant football keeping the ball In almost pantner territory r West's famous pasthroughout which brought it a sing attack victory over East recently i failed to function and the Black and !Eed team was stopped-Box Elder 'took "advantage of j the breaks throughout the game The Bees scored one minute be-- I fore the end of the third quarter when Don Kupfer scooped up a fumble by Archie Elkrem oh the line and-- ' sprint-- i Panthers' ed across the goal line for a i touchdown Steffen's attempted 1 goal tick1 "failed" " The Bees attempted three placement kicks during' the game but i all went wide Box Elder was in perfect shape j eleven starting boys playing j the the game without a throughout single substitution LAKE SALT Nov - I I 20-ya- rd ' 1 NAVY TRIUMPHS By V S VOSBURG Associated Press Sports Writer 4 — Nov Pil'ILADELPHIA ( AP)— rPrinceton was blasted Jrom the list of undefeated eastern football teams in -- its final game this afternoon by a devastating Navy broadside in which the big gun Lloyd With the blond halfback scoring ail of the points the naval academy wound up an in and out season in a burst of glory by trimming the touted Tigers by y ' toO before a throng of 70000 The Navy won by striking hard and fast the moment opportunity came The Tigers lost through lack of a 'climax punch with which to jtork off their numerous but ineffective marches down the field and again throughout four Again hard-fougperiods the Princeton team battered and passed its way to scoring distance only to lose the ball ou downs or on- - a tumble ' Cashing In on everything in slrik ing contrast the Navy1 scored start of the first quarter on run by Lloyd for a toucha down and added three points in the final period when this versatile football and track star booted a placement field goal from the lino after having been resting upon the bench throughout the was-"Whitey- 200-pou- nd ht at-the- - 77-ya- rd 28-ya- third quarter - rd ' Training For Bouts In This Country VICTORY COLUMBIA Mo Nov - By SPARROW McGANN Correspondent of Special The Standard-Exmlne- r t NEW YORK Nov 24— Luis Angel Firpo he of the hairy chest tousled hair ferocious scowl and ponderous swings will be back next summer for another pile Of American gold V!tTon tTirmsrh Lllls i "ha a mart A much money1 1 in the Ar-- g n e what en with having the exclusive selling rights to a high priced American automobile and a I t finishing preparation for cars he wants to come back This is Indeed news to the averJack Dcmpscy age fight fan familiar with Ftr- po's repugnano© for the game The giant from South America never cculd see the need for hard work in preparation for a fight and even discharged Jimmy de Fore&t as his tralrter because the latter insisted that Firpo go on the road and go through the paces a fighter must perform to attain physical perfection Firpo has all the physical attributes necessary for a : successful fighter including gameness and punching power All he needs Is a knowledge of the left jab and most important of all how to tune up his body to carry on at top speed during a long contest The writer knows no other living person better qualified to teach the young untutored fighter than this same When Firpo Jimmy de Forest could not agree with De Forest's Ideas it was a foregone conclusion that he would never "reach the He came mlghtly near heights doing it when he spilled Jack Dempsey through the ropes but the fact that he got up several times before "nine" and coull not finish" the Job he started and wound up on the long end cf the count' Is sufficient prooftha discharging Jimmy ' de Forest vas a t grave mistake Now to get back to Firpo's comeMonte Munn: recently reback turned from Argentina and said he Ud not think Luiscould take off the weight he had accumulated through three years of easy living Subsequent reports seemed to' bear him out ' TRIES COME-BACNow Firpo But all is changed is really trying to make a comeback and' if present plans carry cut the wild bull of the pampas will be wjth us again The writer this week encountered Carlos Quiros who i is connected with the Argentine embassy Harry Fay and Baby Joe Cans The trio were on the Vestrls and lost all their personal effects in the waters of the Atlantic Quiros Fay and Gans spent 22 hours in the water before being rescued but are game enough to try it again They leave onthe first of next month on the Quiros has been delegated by Jose'Leotoure the Tex Rickard of the Argentine to gather a quota of American fighters to perform in the Argentine Harry Fay little more than a middleweight is slated to oppose Firpo on January 10 and Gans who is billed under his right name of Cleary Janes is due to swap blows with the lightweight champion of South America What a picnic is in store for the residents of Buenos Aires! Firpo weighs every bit of 245 pounds and stands well over eix meet Can you imagine the surprise the natives of the Argentine will get when they behold Harry Fay in the ring with the local giant? Fay a youngster with a good future among the light heavyweights is being offered as the first vic-tlK lii-fat- MISSOURI IN 25-- 6 Starts ' IN BIG UPSET Pan-Americ- 24—-- ( AP) —The Missouri Tigers screamed in ed an triumph tonight over the Kansas Jayhawks after Missouri's gridiron warriors had trkimphed in the thirty-sevent- h annual football game 25 to 6 Most of the thrills were reserved for the final period but then they came so thick and fast that the fans and official estimates reported 2G000 of them wera in ecstasies The biggest thrill of all was supplied by a substitute Missouri halfback Russell Dills After Kansas had brought back to the partisansby placing a hope jrix-pident in Missouri's J lead Dills took the Jayhawk kick-of- f on his goal line dodged a few frantic Kansas tacklers and streakcam-bac- k ed down the entire length of the of Firpo's come-bac- k venfield rind over the goal line for a more Others campaign touchdown erable and harmless will be offered as time passes and when we hear the wonderful stories about Firo s ST JOSEPH IN runching powers we will be exBASKETBALL WIN pected to believe that Firpo from SO fists Is ready to produce anothMike Rogers' St Joseph hoop-ste- er sensational mill such as he made won over the Cathredral against Jack Dempsey SUGGEST COMMISSION five in a cage battle Saturday IB to 10 Before Firpo is permitted to show will take his St Joseph his wares In this country it would Eogt-r"foot bailors to" Tooele today for a bo well for the commissions of the contest with the Tooele eleven various states to make sure ofhis - - nt SIDLER ny VICTOR (Associated Press Sports Writer) ANGELES LOS COLISEUM Nov 24— (AP)— Southern California's football Trojar3 rode into a Pacific coast conference championship today when a crushing 28 to ? victory over the bulky Vandals of Idaho Undefeated and tied but once in flvo conference games the Trojans with the aid of the IS to 13 tie between Stanford and California at Berkeley tonight were at the top of the percentage column They were challenged only by the Golden Bears who however had two deadlocks on their slate Woefully weak numerically but the Vandals ponderously large gave the Trojans a bitter battle throughout the four periods of play here The Moscow giants heid them scoreless through the tirst half and threatened twice with battering drives into Trojan territory But a continuous parade of Trojan reserves with which the Yan dal coach Charley Erb could not cope gradually wore down the dogged resistance off the northerners Southern California thrice' pierced a shattered Idaho defense in the third period and again scored in the final quarter All of the tight had not been taken out of the Mos- cow men however for they smash ed through for a touchdown of their own in the closing period A Trojan drive early in the first period encountered a stone wall on the Idaho one-yar- d line The Tro downs failing to- yield yards Mar South shall Duffield tried a pass over ernquarterbaek the goal line It fell Incomplete The Trojans got as far as the 15' yard line nearly: in the second pe riod but a fumble cost them their scoring chance A few minutes later the half gun found them on line the Tro the Idaho one-yar- d jans started with the opening kick-o- ff on the second half on a smashing thrust that ended seven plays later with Williams crossing the Vandal goaL A "break" gave Southern Cali fornia its second tally when Hibbs recovered! Halfback Perrin'a fum line ble on Idaho's Williams and Saunders carried the oral across in five plays The Trojans swept to a third touchy down in the third period starting the scoring movement from their own line" A fumble by Hill shortly after the final period had gotten underlay accounted for the Jone Ida sub The ho touchdown bob stitute Trojan lialf back— ble came on his own 2 3 yard lino First down by Burgher and Rob ertson planted the northerns on their foe's six -- yard marker The power of Fullback Kershisnik was called Into play and three plays later the Vandal giant was across " the goal line Hill lugged the ball over thevline for the la3t Southern California touchdown after a lengthy march down the field E LUIS FIRPOTO me 43-ya- 64-ya- rd rd -- : s CARNEGIE IS DEFEATED DY director of athletics at ferigham GEORGE OTTINGER ROMNEYS university placed B Y'! U to the fore front in football during the past season and pkased critics backers and fans in general over the conference Romney's Cougars did themselves proud in the Utah game and played heads up ball all seasoii W'atch the Cougars in 1929 That Is the slogan of critics of the Mountains Romney's first f year was pleasing Indeed His second campaign at On Title— rGrid Tilt v i jv Backward Bowman Keeps Accurate grounded pass lost 11 yardtt and Dixon punted to Budge Account of Feature who was downed on the I line Budge passed to Jones who Is New Field Local On the f'Y" should bo even more encouraging Strong Big Star For went t& the as tho 7 York Skibos In First Scbre ended Ricks quarter By BILL BOWMAN Weber 13 Defeat ' THIRD QUARTER : I'FIRST QUARTER Richmond -'if replacedi Harris and ( toss and Captain Cardon replaced By EDWARD J NEIL Barrett for Ricks RICKS won the to receive elected Weber substituted Moesinger for Associated Presa Sports Writer Weber defends the east goal vnapp Anderson for Rose and ' ! PITTSBURG Nov 24— (AP)— ILearn kicked icarn lor Rpsseii alters tool The greatest back ever to wear the 60 yards to Dix Ream's kick-of- f on the violet of New York university on who return- - line Dixon and B fumdazzling "Mike" Strong carried a j ed to midfield bled and recovered Reynolds failed Cardon team s football ' ripping tearing t I 1 today ' ? and Dixon's point was blocked Am to the greatest pigskin heights hi ' v J r yards to Park- derson recovering for Weber on th ' j i alma mater ever has known inson Bucks by Jones liuclge ana yard Jine Under the swerving dazzling feet a rris Rey- Ileum II six made and Weber yards o r this Car-doof super-staan n football - v ' nolds and Dixou lost the ball on downs if there ever was one the gained seven yards Cardon fum placed the raging Violets crushed the ball on the five-yar- d bled and recovered Reynold fum hitherto undefeated Skibos of Carline front bled A pats recovering negie Tech 27 to 13 while 40000 where Harris and anBudge end run by Budgcrtook thj football maniacs reveled in a pigcarried it over ball to the 23yard lines Joiich skin pogrom for a touch- made a yard Hearn fumbled and" Stopping Strong the highest recovered Clapier's puss ovt r thfcdown Dixon goal scoring back in the country today line was grounded for a touchiwas to kicked like goal trying imprison a mad Y&G:vmant ' back Ricks ball on the in a 'V bull tissue paper corral i ' Ricks line Dixon-mad- e ? Score: 18 yards on tw Behind a line that thundered anfl 7 Weber 0 downs Several tries at the lir" tore to shreds the Tech barrier that Ricks kicked failed and Richmond rtovo 13 i halted Washington and Jefferson to Weber on the ' line On over right guard to Weber's Pittsburg Notre Dame and George- the first play a pass Hearn to yards" Richmond fumbled yard line town the latter the only team to Moesingcr netted 2 0 yards Suc defeat New York university Mad cessive line plunges by Budge Rose K Wnngsnaard recovering for We Peterson took Clapier's pa' Michael ran like a phantom man Hearn and Clapler put the ball cn ber x on third down and ran for a touch ' kicked beautiful that d the iseven-yarRicks I seemed to blaze inlong line spirals Ricks RickH Hoarn missed goal the air for min- held and Webf-- Iot the ball on down : ' ' ' 7 Weber 19 kickoff 1 utes and threw forward th After passes that downs Dixon kicked out to Budge Parkinson was downed on tho 31 c ' on Ricks Skibos the line ' ' dismayed utterly Weber t " ' I Two of the four Violet touch- failed Weber penalized fivo to gain whera plunges by yard line Dixon and Rich offsldr downs Mike scored himself The Budge and three incompleted pass- yards After ni dnd mndora first down es failed to net 10 yards first in the thiixl quarter on a Ricks several plays Weber took the ball sweep around the Carnegie took the ball on the line on downs on the line us right end in which every man on Dixon kicked after Card on failed to the quarter 'ended r the Sklbo eleven took his shot and gam xnrougn me lrjie ana a pass FO L'UTI QUARTER failed to stop the galloping wraith was grounded Budge was downed faihld twice Budge Iot Jones i The second- in the final period on his own " line yards and Ricks wasA penalized came on a five-yar- d Weber made a first down when two charge five yardi for offside pass wni through a hole so wide in the center Peterson speared a jiasw and raced incomplete and punted Moesinger of the Carnegie line that not a hos 20 yards Clicr made another ovtr the ' This was Wefirst down Jones carried the ball ber's firstgoal line tile hand touched him punt of tho game d Dlx- on a pass from on I While the dizzying display of to the and two line i from the twenty-yarpunted line bucks as the line over Budge's was left to the last Budge head- - Budge re- scoring power demi-tass' " ! ' 7 ended -' 0 Weber e quarter a of as Rlqks magthe to ran the covered and periods SECOND QUARTER nificent football feast Strong was line: Clapier made five yards "v- yard r jf ' Jones and equally brilliant and effective every made a yard around left end Harris replaced moment he was in action From each through Clapier the lice Hearn failed Barrett Clapier made a first down his right hand flew the two passes and Budge as nailed behind the Budge made seven yards around thatf'Blhg" Barabee powerful Vio- line Ricks took the ball on downs ertd Hearn failed and Budge went let end took across the Sklbo line liusselt substituted for Hearn at 14 yards and then passed to Jone for' the other two touchdowns the fullback Dixon kicked to Budge who was downed on tho first to put the Violets on even who returned to the line line After three tries Jones scored the terms with Carnegie in the second ftusseH failed to gain and Clapier another touphdown-throu- gh period the second to furnish a lead broke through the line for a 10 line Plastlno replaced Harris at In the third quarter that grew yard gain Hearn missed goal Russell made three right end 25- - Dixon steadily as the game went on yards off right tackle Clapier Score: Ricks 7 Weber kickoff to the 2 The Violet victory great and sur took the ball on a protected back took the ward pass andsprinted for a touch line A pass failed Tiudgo Interprising as it was over a team that down Russell klck'ed goal and the cepted Dixon's pass and was downunoffi invited had been already line Hearn made ed on the score was tied 7 tos 7 New ! dally to represent the east Another pass was Reynolds received Russell's kick two yards Year's day in the annual battle grounded and Clapier punted to fl with the best of the west at the off and returned to the A forward passi Dixon to W Reynolds who fumbled Weber tournament of roses game in Pasa line i line on the Ricks Calif was gained at great Harris was good for five yards dena too five for to Ricks Dixon yards By BRIAN BELL Another Parkinson penalized cost Early in the fourth quar- netted 15 pass i to time-out- s failed Budge more Jones intercepted many ter Captain At Lassman giant right (Associated Press Sports Writer) for Herii substituted Russejl a on was and' third downed the gain pass tackle whose play had been magYALE BOWL NEW HAVEN line Russell failed to gain and made Jnlne yards and a first nificent was carried from the field 24 — (AP) — Johnny Conni- Nov 82 Ricks tWeber Twb plays placed the ball unconscious suffering a severe and then fumbled t the deadman down his gun tday- - and us i Box Harvard'-go- t Elder 6: line on Clapier and" the Ricks a Harris for play recovering head injury He was taken to j Stanford ing his lateral pass for ammuni 13 California 13 on failed Russell Budge fumbled on line ' A pass failed the tion shelled Eli Yale out of his i Gonzaga 15 Loyola ft hospital and Head Coach "Chick' Dixon run recovering an end Reynolds around was gained eight yards own bowl with a 17 to 0 defeat Pacific university 0 College of Mcehan said his condition Dlxcm and Moe-slngThree Ricks for end left plays Knappreplaced 'critical" t was loaded from Piuget Sound 141 Johnny's gun fumbled and who to on Dixon end Weber ldge for to punted on field the The only figure i first it flf last while the defending 0 26 VanderbiltJ Centre ton line the recovered on to six a Card for yards rival Strong at ahy time was the passed home! team had nothing with which j Southern 59 Rollins © fumbled and re- Clark replalced Walters for aRicks slim cool field general of the rout- first down Ricks to shoot A record breaking crowd t Marshall 13 Louisville 0 first slx4 yards Budge A pass and a buck netted I estimated at 78000 saw the HarCarnegie forces — Howard Harp- - covered" losing William And" Mary 34 Hamp- - ed down on Dixon's the pass intercepted ster another youngster who also vard triumph dkn Sidney 0 line Budge pafcsed 13 yards to Moeseems destined for The 'defeat was as- bad as it Boise 18 American Fjalls 6 for Ifinother first down and made around three end singer Clapier fame sounds Harvard today was at Northwestern 27 Dartmouth 20 to and yards Knapp Knapp replaced Moesingcr Bud go least two toiichdowns and a field Harpster was the sole threat the who passed Missouri 25 Kansas 6 for was ©n downed the passed to' Peterson' who racd Scotchmen had in the face of New line WeberThe Ells : De Piuw 20 Wabash 12 goal better than Yale Score: Ricks 7 Werecov- a touchdown and fumbled team drive York's terrific neveri had a chance to score I Colorado perfect ' ''!'i 46 Colorado i' He ered losing five 1 yards Budge ber 32 ': Harvard was off in front with a Mines 20 Aggies i play and crushing Interference substiWeber kickoff to After six Jones the who then passed yards with forward uncanny threw passes ! touchdown in the fjrst period and 18 20 Rochester made four yards and first down tuted several men and Russell there was nothing Yale could do j College of IdahoHobertj accurancy average a bit better off 6 Linfield 0 jto Richmond who was and right tackle Russell made nine kicked off kicks about! jit then or later A second 27 Central Teach4 than Strong InOklahoma line on the center two in downed the through touchdown In the third period was efa 0 threw the two mammoth forwards yards and I in a on Jones called Budge made a first terference jivas topped: off by a field goal in the Ohio State Reserves 6 Illinois that scored Carnegie's two touch- plays ball Ricks the Two down forward netted paps passes giving eight fourth Harvard introduced E T R'oserves 6 downs line A pas made a first down on the Weber Putnam Jr a Boston boy who can j Western Kentucky 2 5 Cumberi of the game yards Russell start the at Almost to netted Ricks Dixon Parkinson end wide and on' Budgel Clapier ' kick ftp add two points after land o f before the Violet steam roller got a four-yar- d on 20 runs ball the Intercepted the Clapier yards ran to placed touchdowns and then kick a goal i Arkansas 57 Oklahoma Bap to functioning in high gear "Har-po2 5 yard line Ricks and at line line tries After the pass on his jiown account a high stand- tists 0 a furnished Carnegie with Russell scored a touchdown but when a gun ended the game ard of kicking in a football age I Birmingham Southern 12 How-- touchdown on the first play after missed Score: Ricks 7r Weber 32 ' Score Ricks 7 We when! kicking seems to have gone he got his hands on the ball Inter- ber 13 goal 13 L 'I: afd out qf fashion f 47 Louisiana jcollege 7 cepting Strong's pass on the Skibo ITulane MAJORS IN STARRED T Anderson for replaced line the Carnegie captain WeberDoxey Immediately after the victory Eastern Kentucky nbrmal 7 Milton Stock who-wil- l Russell kicked off and W manage on Harvard undergrads and alumni Lnion the itxback 25 ran 34 yardsand to the line Dallas! Texas league club next college the Harris returned mid-fiel- d took charge of the Yale bowl With (New-Yorback next 13 27 Carnegie past play dropped Weber j for taking too year was In the Nation league red flares lighting the gray Shadto whip a pass to many penalized § time-out- s Dixon's pass from 1914 to 1925 Army 13 Nebraska 3 ows cjf the big field the men of the J 0 6 Sweet The end trotted ten Wisconsin Minnesota Tony Crimson snaked danced to the goal Southern California 28 Idaho 7j yards for the score -posts! and began a determined asI Score by periods— Oregon 31 Montana 0 j5 13 o sault join the uprights Set in con7 Carnegie Tech Navy 9 Princeton 0 crete the emplems 6f supremacy 27 14 0 New York U j Harvard 17 Yale offered: a stubborn resistance but Missouri 25 Kansas 6 Scoring summary—: the posts really had no chance i N Y U: Touchdowns Barbee 18 American Ealls jBoise were men being attacked by They) Colorado college 4S Wyoming (2)' Strong (2) Points after touchyoung and old who had had no down— Strong (2) New York unichance to do any tearing up of goal Mi! versity awarded one offside play posts' in a Yale game since 1922 Carnegie scoring: Touchdowns Thfe posts finally fell and were — Sweet Karcis Point after touchcarried at the head of a wild pa- GO i down — Letzleter rade pq which everyone was seeing rei1- A sr' ': - STRONG SQUAD 41-ya- 34-ya- iii i v S 1 - an I' i'0-ya- rl !' 40-jyar- d i ) 1 y I r v&r 80-yar- d" 41-ya- rd 30-ya- a line which alternately netted the congealed throughout the game t08sing passes and skirting befuddled ends "Dutch" Clark of the Colorado College Tigers was largely responsible for Colorado College's 48 to 25 victory over He startWyoming here today ed the footrace toward the Wyogame ming goal posts when the was only a few minwtes old with run through a broken a field and continued his passing running attack until the gun cracked at the end of the fourth period g All in all it was a game WTyoming unleashing an attack In the forth period which: netted them three touchdowns after closing the third on the melancholy end of a 34 to 6 i score t 63-ya- rd - free-scorin- f TIGERS IN CLOSE FOOTBALL BATTLE : - 40-yar- i 31-va- 43-ya- 20-ya- - 44-ya- 15-fra- - : er 28-ya- rd ' 22-ya- i - : rd r I j I 60-ya- rd - " - f on-hi- S s 31-ya- rd ! 45-ya- rd 1 i "! ' -- - j ' j i-- I I 30-ya- rd 32-ya- 50-ya- I rd rd 1 ! -- I -- ! -- 6- - ISE TAKES J s I n on I BLANKS Ul lUUi ON GRID LOT INDIANA ELEVEN 'Marting Greene " ' Loescr : American Falls Drops Palmer T ' CLOSE BATTLE M Li Eddy McEwen 18-- 6 Decision In Idaho Classic - - ind Nov 24— football team wa too much for Indiana today and the Crimson was downed 14 to 0 in the final game of the season p was the thirty-firmeeting ol the teams and the victory was the seventeenth for Purdue Indiana has won 10 games The largest crowd that ever witnessed game In the Rossade stadium saw Purdue take advantage of its opportunities at every occasion The attendance was 25000 lafayette (AP)— Purdue's st (AP)BOISE Idaho Nov 24 After being held f coreless for tw5 Ellis periods the Boise High sdhool foot Putnam ' Quarterback ball team defeated the American French Falls team 18 to 6 here jtoday and Left Halfback won the right to meet Twin Falls ' Hubbard for the Guaranaccia state championship r tThe American Ealls team broke Right Halfback Decker into the scoring jn the first quarHarper " Fullback tet" A costly fumble cheated them Score by periods: of pre touchdown after they' ha$ 7 0 7 Harvard the ball: across"! for what 0 Yale LL 0"© o— seamed a sure score Al series of Harvard scoring: Touchdown fumbles interchanged th ball sevfrom tries eral Guaraijtaccia (2) Points times during the first quarief — after' touchdowns Putnam (2) but eventually the American Fal fa (drop kicks) Goal from field — teijm received a Bouse Ki$lc and by Putnam (drop kick) a scries' of long end runs by liusi-ma- n Rlngi and Colfeltj took' tlie bajl across Colfelt scoring OREGON SHATTERS it was their 'last ' JangeroUs threat As the game wofe on the MONTANA ELEVEN Bolbe BraVes increased pijessure op hear the ed of the the Hnerid EliOENE Nov 24— (APV-T- he Willis Smth Boi? thira" quarter University of Oregon football halfback wormed his way through team! presented Its graduates with line 2ft ' yards for the Brave' the first home-comin- g gridiron the I score flrt when in four years"today 6 victory two mor scored Braves The 31 to Montana it defeated A Iheavy fog obscured llayward touchdowns in the final period Thp when Colfslts field j' and increased in density as first of there came line werft kicflt from the 1 the game drew to a close The wifd on th over bounds the and unleashed the by passing atfack line Smith of Boise took Cfrizzius ' in me last few minutes of the game was screened by the ball after two line plunges had the heavy mist and Oregon was gained five yards and ran 15 yartls f forced:1 to give way to a touch- - fort a touchdown down! by Montana The final score came when Amesf- -- i BEST AMONG ROOKIES "Carl Hubbell of the Giants and Ed Morris of the Red Sox are considered by baseball experts the two best young pitchers to break in the majors during 192S rd rd 1 " i rd rd 40-ya- j is starred rd ing Grid Results t'l i - rd 28-ya- ! S rd Harvard Stops Yale In Annual Struggle v opponents and obviate a repetition of the line of set-up- s furnished the bull of the pampas during his last visit among us If Firpo makes another visit xo these shores it is almost a certain ty that Jack Dempsey will emerge from retirement Jack Dempsey vs Liiis Firpo would be sure to attract the seekers of 'c61or" In paynumbers But the writer's ad ing — vice offered this far in advance- la tohMn any show in which Firpo A 1 I Left Guard tion of the 3ear here The: visitors got away to a 13 B Tipknor to 6 lead in the first period but Center j the Tigers tied the score in the W Ticknor next quarter and won with- a Right Guard safety! in the third period V Clark Right Tackle Douglas jGONZAGA TAKES Right End LOS ANGELES Nov 24 — (AP) — Flashing a reversal of form in the second half Oonzaga Univer sity of Spokane defeated Loyola university of Los Angeles today by a score of '13 to 6 Loyola had the visitors whipped at the enu ol me rair t to' o but a strong offensive by the Gonzaga team in the final periods netted them a touchdown in- each quarter' converting once- rd f-- Intcrmountaih College of Mon- Barrett — Loft Tackle tana here this afternoon IS to 13 It was the best gridiron exhibi- Trainer i COAST FEATURE rd 45-yar- ds six-ya- The lineup and summary: POCATELLO Ida Nov 24— Yale Harvard of Idaho The (AP)— University Walker Southern Branch Tigers' won their Pickard Left End final game of the season from ! rd 42-yu- ? SPRINGS Colo COLORADO Nov 2 4— ( AP) — Weavi ng through rd P 't CLARK SHINES IN TIGER WIN rd X ' " rs ID I G N I Play By Play lDdta Erbs Warriors Suffer 28 To 7 Setback In L A Stadium ED CABLE'S brother who Is now playing football at Southwestern institute is called' "Bum" by his schoolmates Paulino announced he was going to save all his fighting for hi And quit training fights Wisboxing and road work consin and Purdue are about to athletic snter into a five-yecontract Sunday baseball in Massachusetts will cost tbo Brooklyn Robins about $10000 a The Bravas can now year and play Sunday games :he Phillies can also play in Bos-o- n They used to play Sun-lay- s Leo with the Robins Durocher Yankee rookie"" was last summer lding Ed Rommel said "You'll And Rommel oe in the minor leagues in a And the little few months" "Yes and when I said lockey ro I'll take a lot of world series lack with me you "fraidy cat" The big eastern teams are low asking the western confer-snc- e teams for games Since they got all those big ball parks in the wilderness FISTIC GIRGLE OX ELDER IV1NS Pleases His Backers SOUND LACING R Madison Field v IDAHO ELEffEf Do You Know That — Titl& W is c on st n s (u!f TROJANS GIVE Tie For £asf Place 13 R O jk um B adgers Drop Into STANDARD-EXAMINE- i I i -- ji caf-He- " i - 20-b-ar- d ' clothes are: like turkeys— Wien the time comes for them j nothing else will do! Grood POLICE CALLED' AT GRID BATTLE PITTSBURGH Pa Nov 24— (AP) — A demonstration at Forbes field by New York UniverEity followers that required police Interference to break up followed the Violtt victory over Carnegie Tech here today When the demonstrators rushed for the goal post a score ' of police wielded their sticks "right and left leaving bumps on numerous heads After about an hour things settled down! ' Officers ejected the more persistent rushers but no arrests were made - You-aren't- ' satisfied with a roast Thanksgiving Day — more than you'll accept ' any ordinary style and quality when you want the finest Our suits are the turkeys of the clothing world and our customers give thanks for them! $35 up v 'on - - lean Falls fumbled receiving a kickoff and Boise recovered on the line Smith carried the ballover Next Saturday the Braves will meet Twin Falls prebably in Twin Falls! to decide the state title 16-ya- nm CO vdi' rd 1ALTIAKE OCDEM |