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J r v THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINEE SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 19 1929 5 Maerb Decisions Magna mit Star - In Ogden Contest ( If' j ' 'pr atandard-Examine- play-befor- JT -- 4- J - Utah Aggies L smith Right End : Day Brlnlcy Right Tackle Vanderhoof B Skousen Right Guard Gardner Dyches ' : Center Bergeson Dastrup ' t Left Guard Jensen Cooper Left Tackle E Smith Merrill ' Left End v Vacher Call Quarterback Thom Thompson Halfback Right I Hoover Remund Left Halfback M Skousen Gillespie Fullback Score by periods! 0 0 0 7—7 B Y U I' S 4 “ FIREWORKS START With the ball on the Aggie line two line smashes failed On an attempted end run Vacher loss At was tossed for a this juncture rthe fireworks got underway On fourth down Hoover dropped back into punt formation The “Y” star held the ball in his right hand as if to pass and two Aggie linemen came dashing at him he pivoted yards squirmed and ran some five As he toward his Own goal line pivoted a second time the ball shot like a rifle bullet down the field 42 yard i into jtfre waiting arms of 1 J “pussy Foot Reeve I Reeve leaped into the air snagged the leather and was brought to line earth finally on the four-yar- d Three line thrusts with Captain f ' Thom finally taking the ball gave the Cougars the points that deadlocked Victory for the Cougars depended on the ability of Reeve to score the point The powerful end try for took his position and as Vacher held the bail booted the pigskin the posts squarely between was sufficient for This pne point the Cougars It gave them a much sought triumph over traditional rivals Aggies counted their only touch- down in the third period on a long pass from Call to Elmo Smith Smith was forced to leap into the air7 to make the catch but he bagged the ball The place kick for theextra point was wide of the uprights In the first three periods of the battle the Farmers had (played the Cougars off their feet The Provo eleven made only threeTiirst downs an average of one incach quarter V-- 4' and tallied only 40l- yards from "s£ scrimmage The cyclone broke in the final period of play Brigham Young players huddled Captain Thorn pleaded with his men— and he must have said something to his mates that touched the7 heart CougarsAame back fighting They started an offensive that ended at thfe Aggie goal line - In this final the Ott spurt px the closing period uncorkRompey athletes certainly ball ed a sensational brand of Twice during the game Aggies had line the ball within the ?Y” prevented scoring On two occasions place kicks were the Farmers of Logan attempted byboots went wide of the One of the upright and the otheronwas blocked the game Figures compiled show that the Cougars made 112 yards from scrimmage in that ’sen-12 sational final period as against for the Farmers of Logan In the seven years of intercolleg- aviate competition in Ogden the fra- -' cas Friday stood out as the best by miles The brand of football was colorful to the eye and the sod field’ gave the contest a better tinge of class- With bands of Colorado university Utah Aggies and B Y U on hand hundreds of students and a few thousand rooters the contest was the most colorful in Ogtruly den’s history ' Hoover Thorn and Vacher were the big guns in the backfield for the Reeve playing a whale Cougars with of a game on the line The outstanding performers on the Aggie squad were Call Gillespie Remund Vanderhoof Elmo Smith tain Jensen and The defeat of Aggies at the hands of the Cougars eliminated the from the pennant race In 21-ya- 10-ya- rd rd V 36 the-sco- re - 10-ya- rd - lt T ' Reeve E Aggies — Touchdown Smith ' Substitutions: B Y U —Loveless for Cooper West for Dastrup Mag-leb- y for M Skousen Aggies— Cliff for Bergeson Judah for Day Welch th for Call Maughan for Gillespie for Remund Mc-Be- 44 u--L- 60-0- I L r' -- COUGARS HOWL Former Gridder Tells First V i etc r y of AlmaMater A Br BOB WILKINSON Former Player “Y” won sports TIE would say Astheya realized a long ambition Now I can sit down and write verbosely with four live and six syllable' words For eight long years since the B Y entered the conference the Cougars have fought the Aggies For seven years they fought in vain In 1922 the Aggies won 41 to 3 and in 1923 they! won 40 to 0 About '28 the “Y” outfit began to look like a real teamj They held the Aggies to a scoreless tie So Friday at Lorin Farr park when Big Pussyfoot Reeves lucked a goal to give the Y a lead a storehouse of emotions was turned loose The hilarity was not t one-poi- nt BIG BOUTS ON CHICAGO CAROS M Promoters Work Hard On Plans For Fistic Events Rival I Oct 19— (AP)— Promoters Paddy Harmon and Jack Dempsey are preparing considerable in the way of fistic entertainment for Chicago fans — not together but sparing no effort to outdo each other The former heavyweight champion will present Tony Canzoneri and Stanislaus Loayza in a headliner October 30‘ at the coliseum t They will be flanked by between Sid Terris of New York and Tony Herrera Mexican lightweight and Louis “Kid” Kaplan former featherweight champion and Eddie “Kid” Wolfe New Orleans lightweight Harmon has signed Earl Mastro Chicago’s featherweight championship contender and Bud Taylor veteran Who Terre Haute Ind draw last fought a great week for another meeting November He has 15 at i Chicago stadium Paolino Uzcudun and Tuffy Griffith signed for his main bout November 29 and has signed Sammy Mandell world lightweight champion JimVancouver B C my McLarnin slugger and Harry Ebbets New York middleweight star for appearances against suitable opponents CHICAGO 10-rou- nd ers j 10-rou- nd' j f ' FIGHT RESULTS i rth -4--4- LEWIS TO MEET GRIOOER AGAIN t Sonnenberg Signs For Contest Wednesday At Los Angeles LOS ANGELES Oct 19— (AP)— Football tactica will be much in evidence in the championship wrestling match between Gus “Dynamite”' Sonnenberg and Ed “Strangler? Lewis here October 23 For Lewis former titleholder has been working out with the UniverCalifornia Trojans sity of Southern football team apparently for experience to combat Sonnenberg’s “flying tackle” hold Sonnenberg former Dartmouth star is recognized generally as Sid world’s champion wrestler although the state of New York recently named Richard Schikat as champion “ Gus won his title by employing football tackles in the wrestling ring and Lewis seems determined to go him one better at his own game in the title ' match The “Strangler" noted for his numbing headlocks toiled with the university players during strenuous workout® SAN FRANCISCO Oct 19— (AP) OPPOSE IOWANS IOWA CITY la Oct 19— (AP) — Illinois’ Big Ten champions inlap in the Pacific coast vaded Iowa’s brand new $600000 torace will run be conference off today for their first assignday with two undefeated elevens in- stadium ment in pursuit of a third consecuvolved in Important clashes Stanford' winner of two confer- tive title ence engagements is a strong favor- noAlthough they have encountered really trying competition this ite to turn back Oregon State At season Illinl were favored to Portland the undefeated Idaho Van- win and the same time spoil the at the dals will meet University' of Ore- stadium dedication celebration for gon Although losing to Stanford Iowa alumni and supporters Coach the Oregon squad figures to give Bob Zuppke brought a big experiIdaho a warm reception enced squad to Iowa City to shoot For the first time in many seasons against Burt Ingwerson’s already Washington State will be a pre- once beaten team Ingwerson a pupil of Zuppke was game favorite to defeat its ancient foe Washington when they meet at not certain of having his best lineupPullman The battle Will be for state up available for his attempt to tutor Captain Willis Glass-gosupremacy each having lost a con- set hisIowa’s backfield ace was not ference game recovered injuries susfully affair South- tained In an earlyfrom In a season and ern California’s undefeated Trojans his appearance in the game will meet Occidental college The backfield was problematicalHawkeye contest will be merely a warmup for the high scoring Trojans TEACHOUT SIGNS w non-conferen- ce " GOLFERS COMPLETE SPLENDID YEAR LIFE CONTRACT SANTA MONICA Calif Oct 19 — (AP) —Arthur Teachout southpaw of the Chicago Cubs and CHICAGO Oct 19— (AP)— West- pitcher Lillian Morrison of Pacific Paliern women golfers took their game sades Calif were married here last more seriously than ever during the 1929 season The rules committee of the women’s Western Golf association reto ports It received more queries astwo regulations this year than any yearn in its history Telegrams letters and long distance telephone calls were made to the association by feminine mashie wielders to settle private and tournament -- ‘ Will Stage Annual Grid Contest Today do l oALT LAKE CITY Oct 19— (AP) great football teams unquestionably the outstanding elevens in the Rocky mountain conference were primed today for their crucial contest at the University of Utah stadium this afternoon The two teams Colorado univerBoulder and Utah university of consity wrere both in first class dition for the game which will defone or the other initely eliminate from the 1929 championship race Boulder represented by a giant but slightly green team was determined this morning to stop the winning streak which the Utes have established in their annual game with the Silver and Gold of Colorado Utah has won the last four games with Boulder and the visitors have depointed forto this crucial contest Intermined halt the marching dians His team outweighed approximately 10 pounds to the man Coach Ike Armstrong of Utah pitted speed and experience against Colorado’s Vbeef” Coach Myron Witham of Colorado refused to predict an outcome but remarked his team of giants will give Utah plenty of competition This game the outstanding struggle In the conference today probably will determine the conference championship for no other teams are considered equal to Utah and — Two i Colorado The lineups: Colorado Utah Clark Carlson Left end Simpkins Sawyer Left tackle Buster Lybbert Left guard oJnas Witcher Center Olson Railri Right guard oJnes Elliott Right tackle Watkins Spencer Right end Davi3 Middlemist Quarterback Pleasant Summerhays ' Left halfback Price McKelvery Right halfback Pomeroy Smith Fullback Officials: Referee Jordan Dartmouth umpire Warner Utah linefield man Reddish Stanford: judge Kump Montana State IRIsWoMEET BADGER ELEVEN i ' Dicgel Is Second In Golf Tournament Held At Los Angeles FOOTBALL RESULTS Carolina South rian 0 j Presbyte- Connecticut Junior 70 Roxburg college 0 Millsaps 41 ' s Mississippi college 0 7 Waver 18 Wingate 0 Bethany (Texas) 130 Baker 0 Kansas Wesleyan St Mary’s (Kansas) 0 Bowling Green 23 Findlay 0 Elmhurst 18 Milton 0 Carthage 12 Parsons 0 Chadron 14 Mount St Charles 6 Henderson 26 Arkansas Tech 7 McPherson 21 Ottawa (Kan) 0 Brigham 6Young 7 Utah Aggies 36 Oklahoma Baptist Phillips Transylvania 33 - - Union (Kentucky) 6 Mississippi Teachers 6 S W Mississippi 6 Iowa Wesleyan 24 Central 7 Lake Forest 0 Rutherford 0 Culver 27 Valley Mississippi Stockton 0 Pennsylvania 17 Upper Iowa 7 South Carolina 41 Presbyterian 0 Simpson 21 Cornell (Iowa) 12 Yankton 6 Norfolk 0 14 Iowa State 0 Marquette Southern 6r Bishop 0 Oklahoma Aggies 32 Creighton 12 University of California at Los Angeles 31 California Tech 0 fourTohtests IN IUU LEAGUE Denver Plays Tigers In Contest That Promises Fun By WALTER T VIVIAN (United Press Staff Correspondent) DENVER Colo Oct 19— (UP)— A conference struggle at Salt Lake City hogged interest in the Rocky mountain conference today Neither team has been defeated this year The outcome of the game will go far in deciding this year's conference champs Utah is admitted the strongest team on the western slope while Colorado rates well up among the eastern contenders Second in Interest was the game to be played in Denver between Colorado college and Denver university Traditional rivalry will have a large bearing on the outcome Colorado college led by the conference’s bid Earl “Dutch” Clark was rated a good favorite A Denver victory would be an upset Colorado Aggies until defeated by C C last week rated a championship team will play Mines at Golden The Farmers should steamroller the Orediggexs into quick submission' The Colorado Normal title was at stake at Gunnison where Colorado Teachers faced Western State The Greeley team was favored to win B Y U sprang a surprise yesterday by defeating Utah Aggies Jin a hard fought game The Cougars won 7 to 6 Reeve winning the game when he converted after the B Y U eleven had marched down the field in the last period to tie the - 19— (AP)— CHICAGO Oct last year’s Yearning to avengeWisconsin Notre beating by Dame today faced in the Badgers at Soldier field the third obstacle In their drive for national championship honors The contest was Notre Dame’s first “home” game of the season and nearly 100000 persons had tickets lor the contest Coach Knute Rockne disabled by a bloodclot on his leg was to be examined by specialists before the game to determine if he would be able to supervise the work of his am If the doctors decided his on the field inadvisable Lieb who successfully directed the team against Navy last week word again was to carry Rockne’s The probable lineups : Wisconsin— Notre Dame— Colrick Jensen Left end Tobias Twomey Left tackle Liethan Cannon Left guard Kreuger Moynihan Center Law (O) Parks (C) Right guard Witte Donoghue tackle Right L Smith Vezie end Right 1 Behr Carideo Quarterback i Pacetti Elder Left halfback Brill Lusby Right halfback Mullins J Rebholz Fullback ap-aran- ce ' night Teachout is 24 years old and a He graduate of Occidental college Pawent to the Seattle club of the cific coast league from Occidental f4 and then to Indianapolis Just beRUNLESS 13 TIDIES fore the draft this year he was purCleveland Indians were whitechased by the Cubs for $15000 and two players washed more times than any other The bride 21 is the daughter of team in the American league in Dr and Mrs Richard J Morrison 1929 The Indians failed to score in 13 games of Pacific Palisades I I score 1 —H 4 L- - FIVE BIG GAMES ON GRID SLATE v 1 - —- 4 CHICAGO Oct 19— (UP)— The football season reached its peak in the midwest today An intersectional game at Lincoln between Pittsburg and Nebraska attracted 35000 Wisconsin and Notre Dame clashed here before 100000 Iowa dedicated a new $500000 stadium by engaging Illinois Chicago entertained Ripon and Northwestern’s Wildcats were favored to upset Minnesota In night games in this section Friday night Oklahoma A13 is M downed Creighton 32 to and Marquette romped on Iowa State - Big Grid Game Bubbles With Color Passes Thril Crowd By SPROTTO BOWMAN Former A C Player had to happen some time way Things couldn’t go on the The “Y had they had been forever to win eventually and it evidently like the felt that there was no time present the But that Is all history now vicCougars’ sensational last-peritory over the Farmers The 6 score however doesn’t begin to tell the story of the thrills in Ogden’s annual Rocky Mountain conference Dick game here Friday when Coach were Romney’s Utah State Aggies defeated by his brother Ott’s Brigham Young university Cougars the first time since the Provo team resumed football pine years ago one of enperle-tiveeThe contest-wa- s especially for the Cougars more More bands more people weather and sky out more conference teams looking on and more action with more press scribes -present to tell the world about 16 And then there was A1 Warden’s radio ' ) f description j When Elmo Smith caught the forward pass over the goal line in the third period which gave the Aggies six points Smiling Dick Romney smiled more than broadly for a moment before resuming his typical determined scowl Ott’s well-knolook became more determined than - od LOS ANGELES Oct 19— (AP)— Fred Morrison local pro with two can 22-to- -6 ILLINOIS WILL BOWMAN GIVES -- MORRISON IVINS Old Rivals In Big Battle A t Salt Lake COAST HONORS Utah-Colora- 00 AGGIE VIEIVS ( Mc-Tig- ue — Another i sparkling 68’s on his card held the southern California $1000 open golf t Morrison championship today carded a 283 for the 72 holes of play which ended yesterday Second place was captured by Leo Diegel Agua Caliente Mexico national professional cnampion whose total was 288 Diegel finished the final 18 holes with a fine 69 Tom Stevens of the California Country club Los Angeles finished third with a 287 also shooting a 69 on the final round The leading amateur was Gibson Dunlap leader of the first round in the recent national open at Pebble Beach who carded a 290 Fay Coleman Los Angeles was second among the amateurs with a 294 The record for the Sunset fields course was broken twice during the 69 record established last year by Johnny Rodgers- - oil Denver A1 Cameron Los Angeles pro then shot a remarkable 68 but finished with i 294 7-- — JJ ever Willie Hunter tfA if 90 - -- " BATTLES ’ ’ nt ’ - 21-to- ' DRIZZLE i I I :— LOOMS r1 AT ANNUAL GAME DERN WINS IN LINCOLN Neb Oct 19— (AP)— A slight drizzle early today prom- ised a wet gridiron for the sity’ of Pfttsburg-- N ebraska game with a crowd of between 33000 and 35000 - persons to see it1 rain or Univer- shine- - v j Nebraska had a slight weight adpicked vantage but Pittsburg was on the by the master minds to win basis of its season’s showing The Pitt squad bivouacked at Omaha last night and was not exuntil just before game pected here time I — : WRIGHT SCORES SALT LAKE BOUT SALT LAKE Oct 19— (AP)— Ira Dern Salt Lake heavyweight wrestler today had another victim added to his long list as a result of his decisive defeat of Charley Strack match Chicago giant in a two-fa- ll here last night Dern lost the first fall in 39 minutes when he was unable to break a body hold After six minutes more wrestling Dern tossed Strack with his famous “airplane” spin and was out the Chicago man -—44- M HAGENSMITH DEFEAT UTAHNS EARLY VICTORY i SAN FRANCISCO — “Bear Oct 19— (AP) Cat” Wright 213 pound negro of Omaha Neb knocked out Leon Chevalier 214 San Francisco 14 to 6 44 negro in the sixth round of their CLUB PREXY WAS FITCIIER ten round bout at Dreamland audiJoe Engel president of the Chat- torium last night A right to the tanooga club farm of the Washing- body dropped Chevalier for the full ton Senators retired from active count after be had taken a hard become a major league battering to the midsection during pitching to scout in 1918 ' the four preceding sessions v -- - SALT LAKE Oct 19— (UP)— Walter Hagen and Horton Smith golfers firominent professional E Foley state end city amateur champion and in Riley Nibley Park pro 4 and 3here exhibition match an way with yesterday Smith led the a 66 a record for the reconstructed 18-ho- course le 1 1 1 I u BEARS FAVORED IN PENN EVENT f defending cham pion shot a 293 and finished in Then things changed Ott smile eighth place as Captain Thorn oi the Y scored a Scores of the leaders follow touchdown and laughed out load at Fred Morrison Reeves’ pretty goal- for the winning 68-283 74 63 73 Los Angeles point Leo Diegel 72 73 72 69—285 Agua Caliente a Enough of the Y’s scoring and Tom Stevens Elmo Farmers the about little Lo3 Angeles 73 75 70 69—287 Smith’s catch of Call’s pass for a Charles Guest score was a nice piece of work CutLos Angeles he ran lateralting out of the! line Olin Dutra out ' It locked as reached and ly Los Angeles miss would it altogether he though Vic Owem but he just nipped it with his finfO 76 74 78-- 290 Los Angeles gers XGihson Dunlap 71 74 73 724-2Los Angeles The strained look on his face was Vic Dalberto Los Angeles changed into a ‘wreath of smiles Ernest Martin An Ogden hoy Kenneth VanderLos Angeles 74 75 71 72—232 hoof played fine ball for the Farm-er- a William Hunter on the line together with the 72 73 75 73—293 Los Angeles twins on ends and Ed JenSmith Erie geavall -Doug i co sen 73 69 74 77—293 Los Angeles captain at tackle and back-field t Bergeson at guard In the out stood and Call Reymund xAmateur exon offense with Gillespie doingCall 44s work defensive ceptional were cvccllent and kicking passing GAMBUNG CHARGED " b From the standpoint of an Aggie AX GRID to say except perthere Is little leftadvice-—don’t let it of a bit PORTLAND1 Ore Oct 19— (AP) haps like blow second A —Charges that gamblers mads bets happen again fatal prove of might that Friday on the outcome of high school foot— 44 ball games were made here today by ’ Horace Mecklem ehaiman of the STANFORD TO school board' who announced that he would station policemen at the PLAY OREGON — gates of Multnomah Stadium to bar at future the alleged speculators Calif STANFORD UNIVERSITY r " t r 'r games 19— (AP)— Primed for an atOct to between his halves feet Rising tempt to uphold the football honor Of the Washington-Grahigh of the Pacific northwest a band of school football game at Multnomah gridders from Oregon State college stadium yesterday Mecklem publicly fs ready to face Stanford s Cardiconference game denounced a group of men he de- nals in- - a coast clared were gambling on the out- here today' come of the game in the presence of With the University of Oregon ' team crushed by Stanford - and high school students overwhelmed by South “There are between thirty and Washington Inweeks the California era forty of you present” he roared In a burden of carryingpast of standard the voice that was audible in the most shoulders on the falls northwest distant corners of the stadium ad- the of the Staters They held the Southdressing his remarks to the men ern California Trojans to a -7 among whom he was seated score and appear capable of giving “I’m going to see that policemen the 'Cardinals a merry run are stationed at all gates on the day Cecil Sherwood a triple threat of the next game and we’ll sec halfback and Russ Strlff a veteran whether or not we can keep you wingman were expected to lead the O S c attack which features a away from this field” t -- T polished aerial game 4 nd I j i c co-C- ap tes Claud Sloan — --— : confined to the fans Every player (By The Associated Press) on the B Y U team began -shakNEW YORK—Tony Canzoneri ing hands and patting backs of New York outpointed Johnny of Cleveland (10) George Such actions pricked at my heart Farr felt that they had neglect- Hoffman of New York stopped Ad I sorely ed to remember that the game was Warren of Chapel HU1 N C1 (10) not yet over Those thoughts were Nick Testo Troy N Y outpointed extremely unfair Those eleven men Pal Silvers of New York (10) showed more of a fighting attack after scoring than at any time in BOSTON— K O Christner of Ohio Akron the first three quarters outpointed Ernie Schaaf of Boston (10) Jack GagThe only thing the Aggies could non of Boston stopped Mike do after that was to catch a pass of New York (1) on the first bounce Even that is a feat of TORONTO— Eugene Huat out Albert knocked France But the B Y U fans were a dire “Frenchy” Belanger of Toronto (6) disappointment after the game was over They robbed Ogden of a MINNEAPOLIS —Dick Daniels of colorful 'collegiate riot glorious Minneapolis However for 85 miles down the of Toledo (10)outpointed Joe Packo state highway to Provo there must have been a happy shouting caraIowa— Vale Fele-gao- n OTTUMWA van winding in and out the traffic Moines Iowa outpointof Des lanes ed Steve Aleshi of Kansas City outReligion has more good points (10) Louis Mays Des Moines1 than one realizes Diminutive lit- pointed Harold - McWilliams- Kantle Vacher is an Idaho product His sas City (10) folks being Mormons they sent him to the B Y U By the same token FRANCISCO — Bearcat SAN Knute Rockne gets his fighting Wright of Omaha knocked out Leon Catholic Irish at Notre Dame Chevalier of San Francisco (6) f One of the three “Y” yellm asters DES MOINES— Henry Felegano was Smith Jacobs an Ogden youth of Des Moines outpointed Freddy The Y band had an innovation— a Tompkins of Milwaukee (10) blond co-e- d STANFORD RULES GRID FAVORITE 'XuaY§i?EbLc JLa6ctate4 Pratt Photo 19 meet Iwlll Nebraska's In Cornhuskers at Lincoln Some of when they the west October' test their strength Pittsburgh Panthers the stars of the opposing teams are shown above ' r j -- Lo-gani- far’ "'fMiiHi-rifif- ’ J '-- Halfback 0 This particular was 73 march own yards from the shadow of theirchalk goal line to the final Aggie mark The Cougars handled in sensational style by Midget Vacher 0 0 8 0—6 fizzled off tackle skirted the end$ Aggies B Y U— Touchdown Scoring: occawith their and sprinkled plays i' Thom Kick after touchdown sional passes I Bud McBride Nabfaska “ " of Magna in the main event at the coliseum last night Rav substitued for Buddy Washington Pocatello battler who put in an ap- - ' peaxancf with a badly battered left f jaw i Washington’s failure 'to don the to gloves was a disappointment many of the fans but the contest 7 staged in its stead pleased the crowd Three! bouts la six nights That was the assignment for Washington but a bout at Pocatello Wednesday changed his plans He is booked at Balt Lake next Monday and prob-- T ably will not be able to go on This condition is one that promot- ers in Utah can not control In the first place no fighter should take part in more than one contest in a week this is a splendid method to ruin the career of a fighter Washington was signed for the Ogden bout and later accepted bouts u at Pocatello and Salt Lake Serving as substitute for Washington Ray a determined fighter tried his best to get an even break with Macro but was outclassed Maero chopped his way to an easy decision although Ray rallied in the late rounds 'Mr Maero had his left eye opened' in the fifth by Ray and the Ogden-it- e in turn opened a deep gash on the right jaw of the Magna battler Bud Tribe of In the semi-fin- al Ogden and Clifford Lewis battled on even terms The long reach of the colored star was a big obstacle to Tribe The two boys mixed freely and putt on a nice contest Adrian Elton hurled a challenge at the winner of the Tribe-lew- is I contest I ' Young1 Newey and Jack Emery battled four rounds to a draw in one of the other contests Newey scored a knockdown in the third round but failed to put Emery away Emery came back in the final round to‘ i j square matters Harry Hart conceded a few pounds to Tommy Thompson but managed to get ai draw in a slugfest at four rounds The young Hart youth put on a cyclone finish as the crowd ( v roared its approval In the opening bout Elmer Dustin and Young Eddy traveled four fast The conrounds to a draw decision test pepped up In the - final two rounds and had the fans on their v toes Wink Jenkins of Denver a colored battler and the New York Kid each hurled challenges from the ring at battle the winner of the Maero-Ra- y six-rou- e nearly half a million football fans this season On October 19 the Golden Bears meet the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia at which 80000 persons are expected The game will mark the first eastern trip by a University of California football team Southern California ami the Golden Bears should draw 76000 while fans a ’complete sell-o- ut the annual California-Stanfor- d contest at Palo Alto this fall Is expected to draw 88000 persons Santa Clara St Mary’s Washington State St Ignatius Olympic dub Montana and University of Washington will attract crowds of between 15000 and each It is predicted t of the fourth pe featured by three will enable the University of California eleven to sell-ou- ts - MAERO hard socking Ogden earned a welterweight boxer clean cut decision over Jackie Ray oct 19— calif Berkeley Editor B Y UI Reeve 1 ‘1 rr ” Wash-Kingto- n Golden Bears nPwIGHAM Young University students and footballers real-FaD izcd an ambition of years at LoHn park Friday as a "belated fourth period attack carried the Cougars to their first victory over the Utah State Agricultural college at football The score was 7 to 6 The Philadelphia Americans came behind in two of their final games with the Chicago Cubs to pull contests out of the fire The Cougar players undoubtedly read of the capers of the men of the house of out if J Mack and set histo write grid tory in Outplayed three quarters of the game in practically every department of” play the Cougars started a determined in- - the march minutes waning Ray Substitutes For Tribe And Lewis In Draw 500000 to See WARDEN Spc rts k 41 Line Smashes and Passes Plsce Provoites in Position in Last Period Reeve Makes Nice Play ' r to Score Several Thousand Attend Annual Treat ByAt r I j PITT INVADES WEST TO MEET NEBRASKA’ OCTOBER 19 Cougars Upset Dope 1 oj Tmm Mggiek T Rally indd&ts Stage am ' I Urn L T 4 Y Utahn f Serves In' Big Game Ai Official Crowd t Exited) j PHILADELPHIA: Oct 19— (AP)— The football spotlight’ was focused on Franklin field today battle ground for the Intersectional game between University of California and " University of Pennsylvania Heralded as one of the wonder teams of the west the Golden Bears led by Captain Roy Reigels ruled tiro to one favorites over their op-- " ponents despite the fact that Penn has pointed for this game The struggle packs a punch for fandom and long before game time today a capacity crowd of approximately 70000 was assured Both coaches “Nibs” Price of the Bears and Lou Young of the Quakers have announced that they were prepared “to shoot the works” In today’s battle The Beirs hive twice beaten Pennsylvania in post-seasgames on the western coast but this is the Cali- fomlans’l first trip here Much was expected of Benny Lom left halfback California’s own galloping ghost possessed of speed snaky hips and football brains He Is a constant triple threat player who either runs passes or kicks as the occasion demands Eisan Barr Griffiths Rice and Kicking botham are other Californians who can pound out yardage or step along on passing plays but Lom has carried the ball on nearly half the California plays this year Pennsylvania is not lacking in speed merchants especially in the Gentle backfield where Masters Wilner and Carlsten will be counted upon to parry the ball for the Red and Blue t1 The lipeup: California Penn Norton Gervin Left End Timmerman Etz (C) Left Tackle Pitto Barrett Left Guard 14-ka- rat on ) i t (1 1 I Olexy Center Magai Morris Reigels (C) Right Tackle Right End Riblett Wilner j Quarterback I Left Halfback Masters Avery Eisan Lom Barr Halfback Right Hickingbotham Opekun I Fullback Referee— W G Crowell Swarth-mor- e umpire— J R Klawens (Pacific coast conference): head linesman— T M Fitzpatrick (Pacific coast conference) field judge— C G Gentle J I Eckles son j Washiusto11 44 TECH LOSES IN it I jmd Jeffer- — GRIDIRON TEST ROSE BOWL PASADENA Cal Oct 19LIAP)— The University of California at Los Angeles football team last night drubbed an old rival the California Institute of 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