Show THE OGDSN IN HARD LUCK BOYS OF SEASON —f ':2rv-— rrN YEAR'S GOATS ARE CROWNED BALL-TEAM- SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 30 1923 R : PRESIDENT : OF GPID COACHES Vickers of Colora Aggies Stars For They Favor Rule Making Fumble Dead National League Club Has Wright Made 39 Boots Wilson Fans 94 More Old Players Left Times In Personnel 20-- 0 Over 50000 Witness Most Decisive Game NAME BEZDEK WITH HEROES FOR NEW YEAR wa I £1 even San o th e rs We gtevn era CHANGES MADE STANDARD-EXAMINE- do COUGARS WIN West FROM NODAKS By RUSSELL J NEWLAND Associated Press Spgks Writer Ball ICEZAR STADIUM W$X FRANCISCO Dec 2 9— (AfBi— Eastern By HORACE V RENEGAR PROVO Dec 29— (AP)— Associated Press Sports Writer) football regained parttf' the presDakota Nomads fell befoi-thseason skirmishes in lost — early 29 Young university basEditor Service tige NEA Dec Brigham Sports NEW ORLEANS SecialStandard-ExaminCorrespondent ot The a great all-steleven smothwhen ball ket na— the of squad again here tonigln coaches Football Bob Zuppke the Illinois football (AP) 20-- 0 rival western its ered today a hard game 31 t to are satisfied fought losing tion apparently coach is a celebrated wit charity 30 NEW YORK Dec 20— At the leave the gridiron rules very much in the annual and gag puller out around y as they stand for a few years at game own neighborhood and he has Early In the 11game5 theCoiisn!'s asopening of the new year the Amer- his More than' JJOTOOO persons at the clear to was made oft This but tho Ji took eaters lead least knock been: to known ican league clubs are more changthis municipal bowl for kotansthesoon after-di- n convention of the American sembled In contest "and matters annual evened with stools snappy their National Shriners' for the ed in personnel than the li was Association of Football Coaches the benefit the ner cracks at functions in widely game throughout children's hospital saw the Exceptional guarding featured when they had only one reeommen- -' crippled league clubs A little ballast that separated sections of the country eastern stalwarts outplunge outT the to to make a for in dation of both teams making hashd change He was down south recently has been pumped into the racing and otitpass the western maneuver Inatiohal rules committee difficult in spite of fan a territory that had produced a side of some of the American shooting four warciors periods passing and clean floor throughout It was the unanimous sentiment of bitter battle them bet- number of young men narneu on work league teams will make of the association that the rule teams and t Of three the games ter challengers of the Yankees and numerous played MOST DECISIVE SCORE fumbles should be revised B Y U and iNorth 1'JnUit tween Athletics the rooters for those young men eastern an for The first victory w'eek the Nomad took the "fir:' making such a misplay "dead at team The Boston Americans haven were eager to get an experts opin since the classic was startco this when of gained recovery the of young other with th Cougars winpoint some the on at ion f -dropped Harriss pitcher: team and allow- in 192 5 was gained by the most ningOgden defensive the contests on the lo( :i two by the "VmcWEEKEV catcher Myer third base- men who had been similarly lion WILSON as decisive score yet chalked up to team offensive the gain sections ing in floor other ored infielder Rollings man Rogell An eastern touchdown crashed much as possible when recovered over outThe name of Otto Pommerening Summary: third baseman and Williams over in the nrst lew minutes ih own eleven of its a member by the Michigan- tackle came into fielder That is turning things B Y V visltortthe thereafter and Notre of play Coach Knute Rockne r in Boston with a vengeance Pommerening the conversation of the side sunrise Dame and Dr Clarence Spears of from the pitch4 : wag named for a position on the The Red Sox got Lisenbee their own way Rrinloy rf Minnesota both spoke in favor of Rockies had things some of the InfieldGillis" l that teams 3 er Gaston pitcher still If were Dixon westerners While the the fumble revision outn 0 er Reeves infielder Bigelow mateboys down there thought could shock of the first Reeve c Coach William Roper of Prince- reelincr under therivals n 2 have been filled more handsomelyfielder who seem to be good offensive ortheir rg functioning Cooper the coaches of ton president t bv one or two or three star soutnrial machine rushed Magvdby lg in his address had a like a well-oile- d ganization 2 ern sectackles If SURPRISE Rowe in POSSIBLE word of criticism of any coaches over another touchdown"backthein the "What did you think of Fomkngersoll C or athletes who endorse through end period: beat them If Reeves proves to be a third wee o o 0 the in Baliff finished merening Mei Zuppke?"wastheassea s and lg third cigar-etof brands quarter advertisement basemann they are better off than any Bob countwrinkled mapped con that inciis frame as last witha spurt Hiev were so far fielding He said he believed such 13 5 s Totals HE DIDN'T Till NIC do much to 'nullify the ed another touchdown could cerned because he is a better dents a Is combina backfield A brilliant DAKOTA nrofession NORTH he the proceedBigelow I'll tell you" fielder than Myer progress made by took ed "Well tion featuring Holmer of North"PEDAGOGY" F T P tell them "I had heard so to possible surprise The bostons of Carnegie Brown rf western in held be will n o fellow that I next Harpster The that Barrett from Buffalo and Standart about much meeting 0 d 40 heaviest to the OcSewanee on from But or Tech Howell of Nebraska and Wes Letich If Ala — (AP) — impressive victories TUCALOOGA i 5 2 York New the Saturday from Memphis and may get some watched for him all through his Friday on Mountain scored the ever 27 they lost to Yanderbilt 16 victory - ton of Boston college ran not tober football I Nationtime The 1 "Mike" H them it Christmas the us Denny from and only Leo c with Kir George following the Tidv thing game — 12 after leading until the last Tirrny 2 '! 2 al Collegiate Athletic association through the western defense de Eberlv rg loving president of the University o to nivoCTr white Sox have let saw him he was which tradition bred the This blue looked minutes five an attack Things aerial with it same oe the at me in there list is sn reserve session n to be will moralizing meant auuui AiaDama uauiuunai t Thia pre s"u the Alafrom Eindell Ooodell drop Alabama's oldest gained greater weight when 9 and crushing it on the ground Tarrett lg n 0 tvaii Th( introduction ia the- iron vane" of Crimson Tide foot- with Sewanee Other players are to 7 time rf defeated also Leopold bama Tide Pennsylvania the battle to scheduled rival downs followed the KetTwelve first are session o ball afternoon At 0 nmone them 0 the today mnmiian'a orntorlefll wav of ( Dr rf 1922 King 3 in Birmingham in just threa days after When "Mike" as he is fondly on November Coach Glen Warner of Stanford de efforts of the visitors while the a hard hitting out ting-to- ' TUnrkhprbv-'thin the point by the longest down run been had Denny started mascoting And the point is called by hundreds of students and- But then "Mike" Tide 13 4 f iW0 ronte in 1924 scribed the two wing back forma- west was able to chalk up only Totals fielder of Waco who is coming ford practice scrimmage Again in Crimson footthe for the over tion's bowled team by is three his alumni used can command illustrating the KnTn by Kerr nthletes and praca 1929 tryout tht president was trampled OFFENSE LACKING One afternoon just prior to the the nnlv when they demon- - ball team in scrimmage the Crim baseman who is to wen the conference his points on the blackboard Alabama tice season a clue is for great The western offense was so lack- also turned in a good game for t'aa Rockne spoke on the "Pedagogy TfnnnefJeld and Redfern a bat ctrntB tbe art of doing something son Tide in Sewanee game President Penny championship that year Both When "Mike" fails to make this walked into a charging Alabama 1925 and 1926 when the Tide won of Football" He recited the ways ing that only on three occasions west no Sox folks think their infield ron The lineups and summary: foot were the easterners dalled upon to sacrifice the success of of Shires Kerr Clssell and Kamm We have been reading in recent personal bowled titles and played at the Tournament in which a coach might teach own backtiehl in West (0) figures their Heavy so East (20) themselves the defend not certain tne Tide is n ball of aiding heroes a especially tvQ stressing American insphfltl league will lead the of Roses Dr Denny received of foot the and liiggs the m big 1919 himjover Frankaln was f the born that game tradition but This During Haycraft mat-nfof the riuarterback adding territory no nearer to its rival's tne in scrimmage Cleveland dropped Bayne pitch-T?-ii(- 192S the fellows who nit who star fullback and dusting off Coach St Mary's from to Minnesota west coach Stephenson the as emerge Alabama in field got losbegan generalship first Wade's kept Caldwell former yale In U27 the ball the pitchers mark Left end later big league ball idayer drove should give him much latitude al goal line than the was them from hitting the hide off the Southern football obscurity under into the ing year at Alabama Dr Denny football player whose baseball Told iv tne the eastern glasses called Then entire Nowack Scott president's the to squad Xcn While learn Coach o him by experience seathem or the lowing prom-whwent for down was unscathed who fielders throughout nil Gerken an outfielder St Holmer turf started to Alabama Illinois Mary's Bine" Red certain showed 'Thin fit advantage what emergencies plays cannot bat hard enough and went out for them and always Alabama won the next Saturday son Left tackle Bennett were outbest X Harpster and them and the fel the season in great style with four have been with nnl tfhle who should the shared two Fox coach Penh The frist State Robesky Bezdek Huso "United with standing thebase extra an fh best ditcher in lows who took Stanford run of Provincial's cer- tonight was elected president of passing and kicking duties and That Pittsburg pen a on sinirom Averm three or Cleveland out a hit got pinched States Left guard the roaches association and Jack both were superior to Hoffman and Porter from tainly hurt New York university Wilce San Francisco club Grannuccl Allen vice and Ohio Asehman Olympic first Stanford State presi Ifor Lhle TOVfi ItllN'S Th© records show an tne tnmKa Baltimore both good west & J the Clara Santa for W work the A handled W who Alexander Georgia work45 Tech' s econd" vice that that the great men didof and they shows halfbook record The they got'Taveneranda smooth and a Center Bennett twisting wriggling a president the men Holloway show also what some Dfehl ing shortstop is such plays occurred in 1927 against Tad Wieman Michigan secretary back of small proportions ran all Bison good some days If didn't do The space occupied oy while pitcher who western Idaho Minnesota the 1 92 6 around players treasurer so a for Statistical Zinn reports nom this tvtie isn't addicted to the not all They picked up OBJECTS he was in the game Right guard from 60 representative schools in ination of goats or the advertising Dressell from 29 — (AP) pitcher from Kansas City beaten outfit Dec western PADUCAH Getto The : Ky nf ndversitv but there is a certain BASEMEN LOST of the country for the — "Navy Bill" Ingram head foot the start nevertheless produced an sections all State Wash Pittsburg out tne most in Ike Fran-kai- n Na 33 such scortackle — States — United of the ball that show coach fall Right Detroit canned Holioway and fascination ininpicking performer outstanding 4 past the various groups Ford J St Mary's end His defensive Johnson Tavener Ua Cleveland and let unfortunate acamedy eleven here today for artists the end ing plays were made by these 60 val same time that an Provincial at the because versitv of work was one of the features of Club and Sweeney MATHERNE Toledo his BOB voiced to Northwestern a visit Olympic disapproval "Neun go By Were one to estimate the itself are being plucked for the parade IS easy to understand why recovered a fumble for the Iqhe and teams to Toronto thus separating Right end changes in the football the game Carlisle Vickers rangy made by the supply of proposed number IT one and that touchdown in TIMER Allen TWO v Colorado Aggies Harpster the coaches basemen winning center from football some rules first two the of from on the recovover the all teams country of return Club the advocated Tech There can be found one on thea have been advocating a rule where Chase an end at Rutgers Olympic breath Wingo is gone Bale Carnegie Ingram CQ just as ration of 33 such plays for a burly first baseman of Quarterback iVnf the Croats of 1928 who is by a fumbled ball would be dead at ered a fumble' that proved goal posts to thp playing field Bath winning teams what will all of them nave : the BALL BASKET Sim Weston however has been taken on with twntimir on two lists and who willis the point of ' Recovery All one has costly to Lehigh all to would be reasonable expect ' attention" rule Stanford the Boston College to do is to recall what happened touchdowns were made on runs of It proposed JiUV opposed Brudhomme a Toronto pitcher Ingram feci inv RESULTS of the 300 odd teams to check in struck in the! Georgetown-NeLeft halfback York uni 97 yards! Johnson an outfielder of San Fran- drawn to the fact that he in whereby a fumble would be dead 1090 ever a than total advocated new rule greater the is If the and good Horan s batter LehiKh-Rutgerof otner Howell recovery saying more than any and the out cisco was purchased upon pdint versity 29 runs by Provincial that if a ball Those 9 At Minneapolis: Minnesota a fumbled 94 of comes effect into Schuble fanned were and State Wash Wilson alert Seattle of Nebraska enough fall this National player league games Sigafoos ones (of Iowa) 19 would be dead at the point of re- and Chase were not the onlyPennhalfback to recover 'a rival's miscue he Cornell Houston two short stops will try Hmp finrinsr the season — but when It isn't hard to remember that of nineties in of the loss Wis: Wisconsin 2 9 Holmer Right Madison At Opekun the to full uniwas making take Hoffman covery thereby knocking Georgetown beat New York be should permitted for a regular Job he wasn't fanning he Lombard 12 the ball enough penalty for the sylvania made a marker in the advantage of it Stanford NorthwesteVn Collins the ball out of the lot He nit oi Pat 24 pitcher: with Cornell Chapman At Greencastle Ind: Dcpauw also eliminating one of same fashion against fullback home runs and tied with Jim Bot- took the season's honor with ten error and breaks catcher Cooke' outfielder Dugan a run of 94 yards Worthington of 18 a of game the Chicago likely honor baseseasons Vrnell Referee Chicago umfor the NehowDO on a third baseman Gazella third are tnmicv Missouri Montana State pulled against Missouri! head rrAx-frEckersall THE BREAK THAT HURTS Brandt voung Boston wild pitches Chicago pire man- Reese second baseman and Muff of California ever won braska hold-in- ? KNEW field BARNEY Hollike be notice Milltken WISE by would a intd came Evans rule Such linesman and Rhodes rrnve oltcher Hamas off the Yankee list Some of the other fellows who O'Connor Dartnjiouth: was any doubt why Bar to one base in base- Tech got a 93 against Occidental sensa91 ifil1 eames which were there Braddock CaliIf most the batter Pennsylvania is the State judge Penn Phillips icrc on recovered Stanley lywood pitcher Tappaan Southern California scored touchdowns Score by innings: The Yanks took more ball games than any other ney Dreyfuss was so positive in his ball for an error It seems to this endTo goes tional addition for two such fumbles either back of the goal line fornia Clark Florida: Temerario East credit the 0 6 of t— 20 7 as Glenn lose He to send inasmuch Wright could decision handling writer a pitcher from Birming- pitcher in the league Zeno Leary on Wells Loyola are: Geneva fum90 to on runs He or recovered this year yards up 0— 0 ' 0 plays 0 0 be fundamentals one than by the is of Schleus-ne- r West runs it elsewhere ball more earned dissipated the will might Yale going get allowed DenThat also Eddy chap ham aprainst Washington State and Olson Purdue Kisktemaker Ken-int- o Georgetown Mullins Notre Dame of the game that a fumble should bles i nthpr nltcher as he was nicked a glance at the fielding records Summary: Eafet scoring — Touchpitcher Iowa some dav Rosy Ryan them converted Lewis West and ison Occidental Virginia asas a poswent far of runs as much The Pittsburg shortstop Pitts- downs Holmec Howell (2) point per penalty carry has gone back to the American for an average of 58' Fuller Tennessee Casey Wisconsin Donchess touchdowns with runs of 32 ny Army of assure to his all by sible handling and proper rrr colleagues Osborne and try after touchdown Nowack beyond ' from sociation 25 yard3 respectively Calderwood and burg Crowe Rutgers and Evard n ° rnnn T Centenary ball 101 the to 39 in And have errors Cincinnati ball the games the Ions collecting AND THE OTHERS The Athletics let out Joe Bush Holmer Northwestern Lyle and Colorado No other National league infield- - dead at the point of recovery would year itphpr was distressed allallowed in to do twice lCobb and Speaker at one breath it team The only er gave him a contest but one of certainly take away one of the one game was Iowa State Burton noor health and he French has retired and Lebourveau 317 the outfielders gave him a race for thrills that come now and then run 63 hits most base thp has departed yards and Lutzena ran 33 - MoWeenev had the poorest loose handling of the ball when it is recovered for a touchnraiiBeck sent recovered fumbles with Browns The St Louis Babe Herman the hard hitting down in the leaeue as he issued I to Buffalo and Sturdy first base- 11nfrri a touchdown a An vmiis Instances where But Pat Ma- Brooklvn eardener eathered 16 man to Birmingham and added on a recovered fumble win scored demon and himself unto errors wouldn't nitrher' tho rhira?n Farrell' a ripping good catcher so numerous that UTAH htm havp all the honors for I strated to all witnesses how the ball a game are not when from the American associationit does liap- hurt it doesn't handled be not In should and Malone horned wildness : IACAIXST OWN WISHES J-i:"tV Washington Griffith got rid of ' 44-2- 8 Bigelow against his own wishes He had to give him to Boston and ball playBigelow is a fair looking -- —er Gaston went to BostonTn and SALT LAKE Dec 29 — (AP) — re- Gillis Tisenbeo and Reeves of Utah handed the UniITniversity back turn Grif got Myers "Buddy" of California at Los Anversity again for third base at Washington ball team its defeat of basket geles too is It to short He won't go it took a rough when season the fart for him Yodor another third contest here tonight tumble and 1920 new is for Spencer baseman 44 28 to y was' taken on from Minneapolis Captain Sammy Batler was high Joe Cronin may make a regular at man for the Bruins count point a ball is He player short quite field goals and his floor three ing who is far from being matured with the teaming of Lit ch work a third is Rook Little of Gooeh um the southerners play featured 40 tried to have basemnn Grif seems Pete Couch Ute forward and to fortify third in every way and Frank Jonas reserve forward led the Yankees would give their back the Ute scoring attack! in which teeth to get at nearly every member of the Utah Bluege If Washington plays team figured man and a short it will have pood s I ' The first half ended 21 to 18 then Washington will have to deIn favor of Utah baseman second a very good velop -Thirty-fiv- e personal fouls were Cantrell a "pitcher from Baltimore-ca: V r-- 4 A called on the two teams Utah bewin for Washington if Cantrell 18 ing the worst offender with the Tins got the horns out of Ins Both Lybbert and Couch for Utes went cut on personals and I three other participants had three each The setback was flie first defeat I ! J r the coast five in its for more ioc icmonaucwuuiu t Al Gracio schedule of six games Coach Cadbe sold it ic had toani man he 10 Rounds used Works every dy on the trip in an attempt AL GRACIO 147 tLb3 brought vs the JESS HOBSON 147 Lbs Qti top to stop the Crimson scoring Spokane Wash UTAH Ogden ' rv V Rounds 10 Pf Fg Ft Smith rf-- c BILLROGEKS 5 JACK LEWIS Couch If S Salt Lake i D Chicago J Jonas rf ' I f iff o o I i JRounds 1 6 V g f Llewellyn If O u TUFFY O'DOW Cox c s0 — LAMEREAUX J BATTLING i I A 0 §i Price e By HENRY- J FAIUIELL liy C EORGK CIIADWICK h ar er wise-crack- er I ilw-pla- I ! all-Ameri- ng '"" Hof-man- ? - - - nil-Amer- i I 1 Prexy Gives Alabama Odd Grid Tradition 1 off-sid- e" Holly-oopon- ntttin i u-- -e 40-ya- rd 'i CONVERSION OF FUMBLE INfO TOUCHDOWN MADE OFTEN IN 1928 SEASON Al-and- er To-"ron- to I w - t 1 Bi-xre- n-it- - - io tt DEFEATS -- - Tenth Annual MMk OGDEN LIVESTOCK BRUINS Whoopee Starts at Winter Resorts - Ct - r 7vU TT i''"' A'ri A I 1 Mil i' 1 I ksss it 'Iff- M Vi( 1 I ink pre-seas- c Vi:w "P i I i ' U-y- l - 7f A p Goodwin 1 fn i "fL 1 wipe bracks hv vqsbo is uk£ kes alua flat s Jl rf :JT on " v 3 0 0 0 Lybbert lg Davis rg Watkins lg U rf-l- C L A 2 0 1 0 3 0 3 f Old King Winter has set the stage for making chilly whoopee and here you see the opening of the At the ieit is snorts ' season nt Lake Placid N Y where society trades high heels for snow shoes one of the scenic attractions of the resort— Miss Virginia Markel of Pelham Manor N Y out for a 'hMivpr Col- - is Dictured upner rish- hopninz off on the year's first flight down-the- : iumns A striking wintrv view is that below being admired by Mr and Mrs James Howe ShnniomBritton ot Chicago as they paus3 before beginning a swift slide down the mountainside 021 J UJ w Utah Preston is 1 1 Utah rr — 17 umpire Lewiston Mh I H 1 1 1 1 I I I j j ELLIOTT LAMEREAUa Curtain Raiser ' WHITE CITY GARDENS Continuous Tuesday Evening: Round : S °Sen OGDEN LIVESTOCK SHOW BALL ? : 10 4 Rounds TUFFY LIEACHAM N 1 0 0 0 DON FELT KIDHOXWOOD 3 Ft Pf Fg ' ' Klenzle If Piper rf-l- f Youni c Batler rg Baker lg Sunseri rg Lubin lg Smith rg Totals Referee Warner 6 Rounds i ii 17 10 Totals Shy - PARAMOUNT THEATRE January 7th 8:00 P M s Litchum rf Wilds rf 1 Round i ii ii i i January oo x iq'q r rxcaamc in i ii r |