Show I ' I ' iJ 1 1 -- trussis L 4- OGDEH — U o 1H) u u Ji Dry Field Promised GRIDIRON RAGES ALL NARROW Farmer Stars Leave US SECTIONS T 1 - i 771 see - ¥ it h Utes Given Edge In Title Many Loganites Will Be Utah Must Dispose of Battle On S L FootLost To Squad By Farmers Thursday To ball Field Graduation Win Mountain Flag t ' '' "" 1 ' " ' ' ' ' V:--- f - ""'? v - 'v - '"i ' ' 1 ' ' - 9 l ' ry t - -- Jt A g TTAH and' Utah ' Ogden fans pour into Salt on Thanksgiving day to their fonie to the L'POOO or so i vuiu a i i i a is who w 111 watch vCLd tLv-Uta- : - i'i throat-cuttin- y ) J fast-closi- ' tIf yS I : " in- spection and the sod of the bi bowl was discovered to be In near perfect condition following: heavy mud of Its succea lve B and IX X the game U thaws and freezes ever since A couple more days of dry wtather and the sod will be iu condition that will give both teams their chance to exhibit all the football they have been sav- ing up all year Utah unbeaten 5s fighting for its second conference title in three rears while the- Aggies also nave mathematical- chance to cop Ithe bunting ODD RECORD The Ute have this year estab lished a record that it Is unlikely Kvill be surpassed for some titue 10 come In three successive keek they tumbled the eleven that was at that time leading: the They wiped ponferenc© standing but the Colorado Agricultural col- tffe 6 to 0 in the conference op ener for the Utes after C A C lad already put two teams away Utah week The following: achieved a 25 to 6 thrashing of Boulder and was entitled to every Then the following: week pcint Colorado Csllege boasting: three ictoriee and no defeats went back o Colorado Springs a badly eleven by a 27 to 2 1 whipped cor© in the season s most thru- mg battle Utah then tied Creighton 7 to r In an intersectlonal game and jrame back home to play aBcorts-les- s tie with the B Y U Now it's the Aggies and Utah Is preparing its most polished of fensive for that game Utah has mixa versatile attack this ing a beautiful passing game with strong off tackle thrust reverse end drives that estabflays and lishes it as a dangerous team at very angle Never has a Crimson team had more ' beautiful game of ball to Watch All of Its home games this year have uncovered masterful ifootball and with the exception 4f the B Y U tilt limited largely to straight football by the raud tjhe Utes have given the customers 4 run for their money win or i lose TTTES FAVORED This far ahead of the crucial eiontest as far as dope is concerned Utah is the favored eleven It has played the three leading Colorado elevens and whipped them all Colorado Aggies 1927 cjhampions: Colorado U unbeat-6 en since Utah crushed It 25 to and Colorado College have all fallen before the Crimson tide of Utah Utah Aggies had not recorded a victory over a major Colorado tisam They were defeated by the Colorado Aggies 7 to 6 and the best they could do against Denver Was a 7 to 7 tie although Denvt-- r vvas a swept football team when it met tho Aggies But dope Is dangerous It is being thrown aside in favor of the spirit of the rival elevens fghting for the fray for the new play" that they are being drilled In and for the import of the contest The Utah Aggies often have when they proved mo?t dangerous are figured least so and with as smart a football team as they have this year they are going to give Utah a mighty mighty beautiful rlun for the ol' grid game 1 VISSER HOPES Wendell rhillip and John Chris- tofferson There is also a posslbll ity that Harry Clark star tackle will not be back for 192 0 The loss of the backfiehl will be a significant one but Coach Dick Romney will have lettermen Jn Call four backfleld 9 r Gillespie Remund and Welsh to start the next season Both Sax er and Sorensen have olaved eev eral games at guard and tackle this season ftnd Dahl has had an excellent season as a regular end Captatn Theron Smart Is the principal individual football los i that the: Aggies take this season During fris? pgu:t two years ha has been a brilliant performer in every game He carries a more dangerous threat in his nimble legs than any other member of the Farmer squad Unfortunately Smart is just in the middle of his development as a fooijball player He (a improving his ball running game and his place kicking is doubly effective now He started as a substitute two years ago and has only gradually worked himself to his present position as t lie star of the team Both Vade and Worthington are athletes and will be playing itheir last year in other sports as well as football Dahle is a member of the wrestling team Saxer of the tennis team and Phillips o£"t!he track team One tEiing all eight men have in commonr— they all played their first season as substitutes Some of them are still not in the regular class but not one of these eight men started his career as a regular Most of them were without high school reputations as far as football is qoncerned all-arou- nd TWO TEAMS STEAL GLORY AT HOCKEY NEW iYORK Nov 26— (AP)— Ottawa's! senators and the New York Americans are stealing most cf the show in the National Hockey league season to date Ottawa Is in the habit of being represented by strong teams but the Americans were down in the depths laist jear This time it's an other story Ottawa has played five games so far won two of them and tied three for a total of seven points jThe Americans have won two and ltied two In four starts and hold seqond place with Toronto in the International division with six points Dast night's games involved only teams ini the American group the New York Rangers strengthening their hold on first place in this di vision by defeating the Pittsburg Pirates 2 to 0 while the Chicago losBlackhawks broke a four-gam- e ing streak by holding the Boston Bruins to a one-on- e tie Pittsburg consistently outplayed the Rang ers but lacked a scoring punch especially in the face of great goal tending by John Roach of the At Chicago the Black- Rangers hawks and Bruins each scored once In the first period and spent the rest of the time in a rough and tumble that got nowhere so far aa scoring was concerned CLARK LEA DS i high-power- 1 cr ! be-jev- show s The Tiger star scored fijve touchdowns and kicked four gojjils from touchdown in Utt Saturdai'M game against the University oi Vvonlll)g aijid ran his lotal to 0t! points — Jlej has one more gatie to play that against Colorado Ag gies at Port Collins December 1 and it is qulitu likely that he will hold the distinction of being the first Rocky Mountain conference player ins history to roll up a total of 100 oc more points I' Clark's field of competitors ia not even Butler close of Colorado Teachers ranks second with Si points The leaders: Games Td Pt FePt 7 13 15 I li 6 Clark CC 7 9 0 0 ill i Butler CTC 7 S 0 0 4S Ingrahara GC 7 8 0 0 !48 Willett CVl'C 7 7 1 0 ii Fpecken DU Carr Colo Mines' 6 7 0 0 A2 5 7 0 0 4: Bill Smith CU J Conch Tffah! rr Gillespie Ntah Ag Williams Colo Ag Wylie MontJ State Buck Smith: Col U Davis Colo !Ag 4 6 7 4 5 7 6 6 5 S 4 3 4 0 0 O 4 S 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 — i'-li- Saturday Its quarterback Freddy Hovde won individual scoring honors by Piling up 5 4 points while the Qophers led in team scoring with 18 points Wisconsin was Kecond in team scoring with 148 noints The champion Illini were first in defense only 16 points being scored them in eight games against i In individual scoring the leaders finished after Hovde as follows: (Iran Pape Iowa 48 "Win Brock-meyMinnesota 43: VFritz" Hunitusrt Illinois 42 Byron Eby Ohio Statp 42: "Bo" Cuisinr Wisconsin 37 Mayes McLain Iowa 37 Walter Holmer Northwestern H4: "Efi" Caraway Purduej'32 and Willis Olasegow Iowa 32 Scoring statistics reveal that field gpals were a great rarity in the Big T n this year In 80 games only seven were kicked Three of these were booted by Michigan which er ni held In his 16 years of coaching Zuppke has piloted Illinois teams to seven championships fie of which were held handed and two shnred with another-tea- s had the surprisingly low toial of four touchdowns in eight games Two of Michigan's field goals netted the Wolverines their only two Victories Kicking for extra points after touchdowns also was the most unsuccessful in many years Only 08 were good out of 16G attempts n Captain Walter Holmer of was the ace of the Big Ten in that department booting eight in nine attempts He missed his only effort when Dartmouth blocked his kick Saturday a j s- I n g - Is among the contr oiling powers up on the U of U Walter Kerr hilt He is Walter A Kerr chairman of the a t h e tic council and instrumental in much of the athletic progress that has distinguished the state- school for th jpast few years Professor Kerf who also is head of the deis partment of modern a native of Ogden languages Me received his schooling here and in 1900 when football was Introduced at Ogden Hiirh he played in the line as iii vesrular on that team That isn't so long ago as football y 1 his-tor- goes Then too he 13 partly responsible for the selection of the school colors for the high school He was on the committee that selected the Oransa and IJlack for the Tigers lie has kept his interest in ports and jsehola&tu activities lie wa One alie ever since arbitrator of the ttate jear high school uthletic association and has been a clore follower of Mghs school and collegiate athletics ever eince his firsi participation CHAIRMAN NOW It is during term as Professor Kerr's chairman on the athletic council thatat least four outstanding high water marks have been set by the state- university He has been chairman Jupt four years In that capacity h acted on the committee that selected Ike J ' A century or eo ago men wore Armstrong as Utah's head coach earrings and carried' muffs on the Armstrong in his second season streets of Boston: gave Utah its second R M cham North-Wester- - f i 3 o nuLcrv visits r s NEtt YORK 3ov 26—(AP)--Ill- s royal highness Prince Eket Udo ruler aver 4000000 Nigerians! js in New York The 27- welyear-olIn-ya- bachelor prince was d comed warmly byjnative-bor- n cans representing states s i Afri- 0 130 30 28 £t3 TO MEET AGAIN CHICAGO Nov 26 — (AP)— Big Ten coaches directors of athletjcs and faculty are ex pected to make but few suggestion? for changes in athletics rules whin they convene for their annual business meeting here December 7 and 8 - 1 Another -- m&W e Match m¥1rVsri i 1 M ©OS© d&G' ) Murphy Expects Record Crowd at Bis Game Visser Norbeck Ogden : V - iKrh w vum m j 1 TV enoif£H Bud Larson vs Casey Berger- : Special Feature tor asiyoo ay in w -- m - 23rd Street Auditorium j Prices: Boys Under 16 50 cents General Admission $1 Reserved Bleachers $125 Reserved Ringside $150 Ladies Half Price Tickets On Sate at the Bank Smokery j I 'fit 13 an4yet they Jack Reed vs Frank Miller es j j i Best Two Out of Three Falls to a Finish Time Limit Contest Mil - u Portland l V 3lw4 r VS t - mm W -- 3a :WSK'ul:r- j - MILD cigarette — genuinely mild — mild enough for anybody — yet it has real taste and character Chesterfield represents all the appealing qualities of the finest tobaccos blended and cross- A jfj blended in a way entirely different from other cigarettes and with entirely different results For mild as Chesterfields certainly aire they do what you've always wanted a cigarette to do— 1H they satisfy t ! I Don't Miss This Headline Program f U i ir i A V jV N il h t M :M' il -- r - ng African eight 36 1 ! al Nov 8:30 P M out-of-to- I !4 feted by Champaign and Urbana — the faculty and student body (AP) convocation was Big student Minnesota's "bone crusher" who to praise the? for planned today lost the championship by failing to warriors annual Tonight score two points after touchdowns football banquet during the whl'-l- i letaie thft scoring champions of the ters were to be awarded and a capRig Ten football race which ended tain for 1029 choten was to oe -- - participat in a monument me xore- v l 1 sight and gen ius of a former Ogdenite who BIG TEN COACHES TONIGHT- qta: tiser Vs CHICAGO i 1 - il hj CHAMPAIGN 111 Nov 2C— (AP) — This was another big day in the life of the "flying Dutchman" 1 DENTKRi Colo Nov :6— (AD — "Dutch" Clark Colorado college quarterback not only has clinched individual scoring honors of llm Rocky Mountain conference but has earned jthe distinction of becoming one of the highest football scorers in tjie country a compihi-pic- n Press by The Associated £''" ' Major John I Griffith commis sioner of athletics said reports from every camp in the conferIRISH DEPART ence indicated satisfaction All h said were refereed well FOR BIG GAME games and the football season especially was highly successful from every — CHICAGO Nov- 26 (UP) standponit Thirty-fiv- e Notre Dame football players were speeding westward today on 'the Golden State Limited YALK BEATS HARVARD bound for Los Angeles where they win close the season next Saturday NEW HAVEN Nov 26 — ( AP) against the University of California — Extia! Yale beat Harvard — nt eleven The squad will stop two chess The match started soon af and wilf ter the football game and ended days In Tucson Ariz reach Lps Angeles Friday' noon lj long after it ed STA col- pionship and if the Utes defeat the Utah Aggies 'next Thursday it will mean another one Under Proifeasof Kerr th dream of a modern athletlo stadium has become a realijty and largely through hial enthiualasm for the cause of athletics) and through hla full cooperation the $160000 Ute bowl stands on Pajt Lake City's east bench as the finest athletic plant in the Btate and for that matter between Denver land the coast There are few stadiums better than the Ute bofwl: between here and the Mississippi river and as for situation! theiCrimson stadium is unparalleled lit has a present seating capacity qf 20000 with every reserved seattbetween the goal posts The third step jof Utah to sports dominance was brought about last year when Vadalj Peterson former L D 55 coadh aid himself a resident and rancher of Huntsville was brought to Ul of U as basketball coach and fwbn the stat championship in his first year The fourth and! perhaps the outstanding feat inil Professor Kerr'd administration the establishment of completely amicable relations vfith the UJ A C Prior to last spIncr every football contract with the Utah Angles has been of tv-Last spring years' durati)on Utah a tour-yea- r Turkey clay game agreement thus sounding a sew note In collegiate ath(-leti- c circles andj establishinir th two schools as pioneers In the n M C Jn that! direction LIKi:s AtlTLJ:TlCS Professor Kerrj Is an assiduous ptudent of pporti and sports administration Rfcently he apent three months in Illinois and during that time mad extensive and thorough atudy ofl athletic relatlonb and athletic icondjuct in the Weet-er- n conference or Big Ten group perhap the best handled collegiate snorts unit In tlie United States Under his observation Utah is attempting to set a new tempo in Utah collegiate cjreles To date:th efforts of the formeir Ogdenite have mit with real success and further strides are expected through his leadership OTnER SECTORS Georgia Tech meets Auburn and Florida encounters Washington and Lee in two southern games that should see the two leaders con tinue along unbeaten Texas still setting the Southwestern pace runs into the Texas Aggies aching for a on the Rockv revenge Utah Mountain peak must dispose of the Utah Aggies to keep ahead of the Nebraska University of Colorado is favored to beat Kansas Aggies and Clinch the Big Six conference title ' STRONG LEADS IN GRIDIRON SCORING the east's football scoring honors but national leadeship as well The New York university halfback scored fifteen poin" against Carnegie Tech on Saturdav to boost his season's total to OREGON Chuck Carroll of the Universe of Washington leader of the Pacific coast conference holds rtinish Contest Tonight Gets place with 104 This total tecv'i! ever has been surpassed by ano'Ii Interest Two Other er eastern scorer Gulick of Ho-art who is runner-u- p to Strong Fine Bouts the Atlantic seaboard with Pete Visser Ogden heavyweight points wrestler will attempt to win ocr Moose Norbeck of Oregon in straight falls ind their headline bout at the Twenty-thirstreet Auditorium tonight Visser and Norbeck meet in a ' grudge contest A victory for Via-sfmeans a return contest with Papionos and a defeat will practically place the local man out of tie picture MURPIir eraduate "I'm in fine condition and expect of at the athletics manager lo win In a hurry" said Visser toof Utah stated today University realize "I I have a that day big that although there were thoutask ahead but am prepared for a sands of good seats left in tiie I want a return s:ubborn bout big Ute bowl for the Thanksblout with the Greek — but Norbeck game between Utah and giving npay upset my plans" the Utah Aggies they tvere goi Norbeck is also anxious to trim ing fast and that before game The Oregon star is develotime it was expected that the ping a big following here and he bowl will be nearly sold out a win that oier Visser will lie advises fans Tjive him cause to come to Ogden to make immediate orders for -- aind remain Dermanentlv Orders accompanied by t The main attraction will be seats or check money order should staged with the stranglehold pnly be mailed toZ C M I sportbarred ing goods department Salt Lak The third man in the ring will Sporting Goods company Spald-ing- s be decided late today Bud Larson of Oregon will face "Lake or Western Arms of Salt These places are hanOasey Berger in the semi-findling the ticket sale this year This match will carry a time limit In the other event Jack Reed will and no reservations are being made at the University of attempt to win over Frank Sillier Utah Miller and Reed wrestled a draw Ogdenites may purchase ticklist week in a sensational contest ets at the Culley Drug company The opening 'bout is scheduled for S:3o p m sharp TOUCHDOWNS is a Itobert and' his Illinois Uger Back May Uet 00 Minnesota Fails However football Zuppke team To Win Big Ten Race Points Before Season Chamnions af the Bisr Ten for the second straight year they were Closes For Grid Flag! i rs cultural i tain footb a I I champion ship 11 they will be ILLINOIS AGAIN WINS GRID FLAG GOPHERS LEAD GRID SCORER Ken Strong not only has clinched TO WIN OVER one of MacDonald blocking a rival out of the play and how another reclines sprawled alongside MacDonald's feet after taking care of a Trojan tackier ci pice-fsetto- the Utah Agri 1 'H The simplicity of started i bit pf blocking a few twists of — Tennessee Florida and Georgia on a long un for agetting touchdown! is the hipH and Halfback MacDonald Tech — stand out more conspicuous- shown in this glimpse of the de- Qt Washington State was Off on a run through the entire Troly than ever as the result of the cent Southern California-Washingto- n State game All it took was jan team for six points Note how sensations Saturday that either spoilPd the perfect records or smashed the championship hopt'S of such teams as Carnegie WIscon fcin Nebraska Princeton California and Ohio Wcsleyan The "Big Three" of Dixie do nol stand alone Detroit and IN Ponton college each with a clea:) slate have some rebuttal In any ar gument putting the southern trio at the top but outside of these five there isn't another major outfit anywhere in the broad gridiron land without a tie or defeat to mar its title 'claims Even these rive have a few ob stacles tto hurdle before they can claim anything definitely The Southern conference battle comes to a climax this week and nextso far as the are concerned Georgia Tech perhaps has the best chance to romp through unbeaten for the lornado has only Auburn and Georgia to weep by and both have befn below standard Florida and Tennessee i meqt in their final confennce game gamp on December fv at Knoxvillo LIGHT vicTonirs Detroit and Ronton coIIckp each have won right in a row Tulsa is the only school that has scored on Detroit while Boston college has numbered the Navy Fordham and Duke among its victims The pow erful Detroit array however must beat Georgetown nxf Saturday to keep it Elate clean while1 Boston college must overcome Its old rival Neither assignment Holy Cross looms as particularly easy Detroit rarticualrly meeting In Georgetown a team that handed New York university the latter's only setback and J&st only to Carnegie's Tartans? New York university and the Army still have strong far western foes to play before they start the final debate The Violets play the Oregon Aggies here Thanksgiving day while the Cadets meet Stanford next Saturday Thanksgiving day also figures to furnish decisive tests in the Southern Southwest Rocky Mountain and Big Six conferences as well as in the east University the nf jlTtnVi nlav Rocky Moun- - T ng i phy made the " tes WHEN Aies may play LOGAN Nov 26— Eight of the Dy ALAN J GOULD tneir uurlcev dav earns on a members of AssooiateJ IVews Sports Kdltor Aggie football squad will not dry fild That's the outlook folNEW YORK Nov 26 — (AP) — lowing a thor return next season according to g Six of thii The tactics popularough examination present Indications of the Ute sta- number are certain lettermen and ized this season in the eastern and western spheres of football skirll u m Saturday three of the six are regulars Capafternoon Coach tain Theron Smart filis Wade and mishing leave the south today in Ike J Armstrong Bob Dahl head the list of seniors position to claim more honors than Professor Walter The other men who will not be any other sector of the A and back include "Wesley Sorensen gridiron battle Kerr Graduate Manag- Glen Worthington and Alton Saxer The spotless records of the er Stanley J Murall lettermen and Southern conference "Big Three" j o Walter Kerr Plays Big Part In Advancement of Utah Sports A i 1 I Ogdenite Aids In Ute G rid Progress j j tTy i j j' ten Utes Pace ii IN I i A Little Aid a Little Twist— and a Touchdown! j ' - 4 i ' V ' J STANBABD-EXAillHE- E " ' I JtEE - T — ! t j : |