Show I I i SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 23 1929 f i In Tigers Down South Cache By Big Score ' ON CARD TODAY ' IN - Crippled Orange" Streaks Eke Out 31 to 6 Victory in league Play Greenwell Cazier and Parks Star Injuries Eemove Two Players IUU By VINCENT J Weber Warriors Tarn FLASHES FROM GRID WAR FRONTS MANY BATTLES A 4 i RACE A i -- - 7 V if IIALLORAN y In NeatFootball Win 177“ V- f A H yr y 1 1 v r£ ‘I 'V rCH A A A i TEACHER SQUAD rd - Mr - out-Farm- ers S V f hefty-linesme- 4 5 a n Av y 5 v ’’ 5V A j-- rd 4 v ? ! v Londos Defeats Gene La Doux at Coliseum i BEES LOSE CONTEST o ’ ‘ Lin-genfel- ter WALKER - all-art- ist pro-"—gr- nr FOOTBALL RESULTS 30-ya- 4 an BOUT nd am Nick-Velco- ns rd 6-- 10-ya- Ca-zier- rd -- f - vie--to- ry j J I J - - ( VANDALS ‘ 11 BIG EVENT CARDS I MEET TROJANS TODAY j MFliED 1 - OVER four-perio- ' -- i 196-pou- nd me t i f - THORNE the leather and raced 85 yards u nmoleste d down the field fori the score Capener place kicked for the extra point ' r -- j J 1 ’ 45-ya- rd 9-- We-berit- e j 45-ya- rd rig-tagg- ed j -- - I - - line-smashi- ng - t -- -- THREE 1 ’ - - - all-arou- nd 1 f 11 s I - v t ‘ - ( if- - - I non-conferen- ce Banlcs Midget of Pro Cajjo Ranks ftEW YORK CITY Oct 23— 1 w The midget of the professional basketball ranks is Davey his fourth seaBanks son of beginning the pro racket in lineup in-th- eir t - The Bea score earner1 after only 17 seconds of play Within two minutes of this play Weber counted a safety and trailed on the short end of a 7 td 2 score A line by Captain Wheat Taylor gave the Warriors their first touchdown Taylor place kicked for the extra point This gave the Warriors a 7 advantage 4t the close-o- f the period I ' PASSES THRILL es In !the next two periods the came back with two touch' downs Passes from Poletti tef Hunter were good for more than 89 yards and two scores' Hunter on each! occasion went miles intq the air to spear the leather and race to I the goal-linA final Weber score came In the' third period A pass from Stratford to Poletti was good and the poli5hed Poletti down tho field for the remaining 15 yards for-th- e J tally Weber scored two place klcM and completed & pass for their extra point after touchdown From the standpoint of the spectator the contest between fWeber and Bear --River was a thriller Three of the touchdowns! were scored in less than one minute of play— a feat believed tobe ' a I record hereabouts '! i The Bears counted their? only touchdown- in 17 seconds of play Weber counted one in six seconds and another in 30 seconds j Dick Thome’s Webe rites showed flashes of splendid football :ln defeating the Bears The team was piloted to perfection by Poletti Poletti ami Captain Taylor were' big guns in the Weber backfield BIG GET Taylor was good for fine gains on every ball toting attempt POLETTI SHINES j Poletti played the best game cf his career His judgment WM suball his and toting colorful perb to the eye Lindsay and 'Barker NEW YORK Oct 26— (AP)— also looked good in the i Weber I ' The football eye of the east was fix- bacvkfleld: ed upon three ancient citadel today work of Hunter On the line the as Yale Harvard and Princeton had elongated end was sensational This footto play three somewhat better chap played a whale of a ball teams Yale faced the Army lengthy game His snagging of passes was Princeton deployed the brilliant and his work on defense against t Navy and Harvard set itself to meet and offense sensational a charge by Dartmouth Only HarFavero at center also played bang vard was believed to have a chance up ‘hall for the Weberiteef This to upsets the dope - Harvard i3 the chap looks like the class of the last remaining hope of the Big Three pivot men in the northern loop for an undefeated representative in Coach Leo Walker's athletics the 1929 records played hard football but they could play Harvard’s main task1 was to check not cope with the Captain Bishop played Al Marsters who swept through the of Weber arms of Columbia tacklers last week his usual strong game at end for as If he were made of thin air the Rears while Hawkins Capencolorful! in the Yale has the double task of halt- er and Darley' were ' backfield j and and sweeps ing Cagle’s passes MUn-ell’- s line smashes itself deThe lineup and summary: offense Bear River (7) Weber (31) pending upon undeveloped! not yet mastered The or-l-y hope of Van- Kampen Bishop (C) Princeton apparently Is Roper int j Left end to been known which has spiration! Powell Poulson work a change for the better in ' Left tackle I ' f previous Princeton elevens !Durf ey t ensen J Carnegie Tech deployed! against Left guard f ' S' Notre Dame on the Pittsburg front D Favero Shtimway r ? with the Irish favored to clip the Center two at of A Ffivcro the plaid 4a Hess straight string I I Holy Cross was no such' favorite over Marquette which wept to the Anderson v Right guard White I battle of Worcester about as well tackle i Right equipped as the Purple Penn State Hunter had an edge over Lafayette In a Right end a & comeback efttl Liliywhite game which rated ’ r fort for both- - - ' Quarterback l Darley Two of the most evenly 'matched Barker Left halfback elevens in the east clashed at the Capener Polo grounds where Fordham went Lindsay Right halfback into battle against Davis and Elkins Taylor (C) each carrying a perfect record Fullback I —M i Score by periods 9 13 9 0—Si OTHER GAMES Weber 7 0 09—0 SAN FRANCISCO Oct 23— (AP) Beer River — Climaxing a series of early victoScoring Bear River— Touchdown Stanford’s Cardinals and Hawkins place pick Capener Weries Southern California’s Trojans meet ber— Touchdowns Taylor Hunter 2 Poletti: place kicks Taylor 2 point today in the far west’s greatest football “thriller” a game that will from touchdown Van Kampen eliminate one or the other from the Safeties Weber 2 Pacific Coast conference championSubstitutions: Bear PJver— Ashby for Takazaki Takazaki for Barley ship race Two other conference games saw Darley for Capener Weber— Cost-le- y for A Favero Stratford for Van Washington pitted against1 Oregon while Oregon State meets Idaho Van Kampen for StratKampen California’s Bears take ion the ford Stratford for Barker Officials— Malcolm Watson refOlympic club stalwarts at Berkeley Washington State opposes Whitman eree Al Warden umpire Bob Wil- -' I while other games klnson head linesman Include Montana vs Montana State i and University of California at Los Angeles against Pomona MONTANA MINES 1 1 ed ' rd “spinpulled ner playi and Hawkins took squad 26 strong Invaded Fort Collins today determined to beat back the strong bid of Colorado Aggies and stay right in thei van of the mounprocession towar dthe Rocky tain championship Coach Ike Armstrong of the Utes said he held a healthy-respe- ct for Harry Hughes’ Farmers and added that he expected' the hardest game on the schedule when the teams go into battle tomorrow afternoon Armstrong 'indicated that Pete Dow the 1928 backfield sensation would not be in the starting lineup Dow’s injuries of the Nevada game have passed but Armstrong does not want to break up the successful backfield combination that beat the University of Colorado last week 40 to 0 Hodgson Price Summerhays and Pomeroy probably will carry the Utah attack to the Aggies Hughes will have his regular backfield quartet ready and In condition to gar for the first time this season It will be Day Ball Freauff and Vaughn j Utah ruled a favorite and a strong one but the home-comin- g crowd that began to arrive 'tonight held the opinion that the Aggies would give the conference Champions a stirring battle There was even hope that C A C might win have the game The Indians never been able to score very- i heavily against Hughes’ teams! This year the Aggies nave discardfootball tot ed their the newer order The Warner system is being used quite freely The Aggies pass often and they run the ends now and then Utah’s style of football appears to be altered for Armstrong has his men passing - r 1 Ft Collins i ) i 10-ya- he line a FORT COLLINS Colo Oct 26 — (AP) — Utah university's football j - d 15-ya- Utah MchinAwaltsKick-off For Battle At 1 - j op line and raced to the left side of the field At the rd own l— 4 t the grabbed kickoff his DEFEAT AiSGIES ? i j The Bears took the opening kickoff and raced down the field jfor a touchdown at the offset oft the game Darley UTES HOPE TO k 50-ya- the-seco- J i L By AL WARDEN J j i Standard-Examine- r Sports Editor U7EBER High school footballers captured their second lekjua Yf game bt the 1929 season at Lorin Farr park Friday with & versatile attack that netted 31 points Bear River sturdy opponents' for the Warriors started out in great style but d scored only seven points in the thriller' — r COUGARS FACE 30-ya- Bears Fall Before Dick Thorne Machine 3! to 7? Three Touchdowns Scored in1 Less Than Minute of Play Poletti and Hunter Outstanding Stars 1 7 (United Press Staff Correspondent) y “ C T DENVER Colo Oct 25— (UP)— s t a record crowd the Colorado Before E ALYSON SMITH By in full battle array will at' i two regulars out of the lineup and two more dele Aggies tempt to stop the University of £v r to the bench within the first few minutes of play Utah’s Red Devils in the feature A- : I Rocky mountain game at Fort Col-won the their first crippled Ogden Tigers tS league lins this afternoon by injuries Crimson herd will march on game of the season at Lorin Farr park Friday afternoon from theThefield favorites but the Aggies South Cache 31 to 6 in the of condition are capable pink Fry fast running back and Cap-of giving the visitors a hard strugtain II Mayer tackle did not start gle (k the game due to injuries and L The outcome of the game trill descene from the Califomia-Pen- n A game won by the westerners is shown above Gentle of Penn pend in a large measure on the Is hard on Mayer center a the ball from Wllner forward receiving pass ability of the Aggies to check the fighting aerial assault of eleven the Utah and Doxey Stone rePreston Summerhays one of the quarterback best passers produced in conference ceived! Injuries "for I don’t know when” will be a early in the first that redangerous threat He will be ably quarter them-bot'Ajz B Y U Players Given supported by Utters and Watkins a moved h of fleet ends and the from the game for original pair Edge In Contest On the rest of the “harmony boys’’— harmonizing with v 4UV j Summerhays in receiving his 45 and day Provo Field Even withthese passes A ’iv The Aggies on the other hand men out the Tis PROVO Oct JJ6 — (AP) —Bruises v offena have oiled well developed to showed gers suffered by Dastrup star guard of sive since the backfield combination better advantage the Brigham Young university Coux 7 '7of Freauff Ball Day and Vaughn than at any time gar squad in the tilt with the Utah have been harnessed together and in the past and KAITLE the western slope machine will find J t Aggies a week ago will probably them more than but easy anything ' ' out him of from Cache keep the lineup during s 4 f played the The University of Wyoming will i' £5 the Cougar game with Western celebrate valley annual homecoming their " South Cache was greatly handi- State" at Gunnison Colo here today at Laramie Wyo against the Utah s the fact Cooper however is expected to per- Aggies somewhat crippled by the capped however due tonot been form well in the position that the players had loss of Bergeson and Day n K account of on v i ' regularly Coach Romney had a renewal of Coach Dick Romeny practicing 'i t4 which '' vacation ?' weeks’ two beet the V confidence after the Aggie clash however is relying on his clever XVn yy' 7 t r y beends today and were far from x Western State puts hope for vic- backfield to carry his team to vic' 1 V ’k v y My team that Logan the played ing tory in their weight advantage and tory f-r s earlier in the season a passing game They will miss i Even if v-- ' Brigham Young university ' workstar cut Cullum ln halfback kicker and started The visitors x takes life easy against Western '4 return who is out nursing an injured shoul- States at Provo Utah they should 'Z V T y ing fashion and a two r y f 7 'wv long gains der of the kickoff and on of score the the emerge top si Probable lineup: on the first plays put them deep Coach Ott has so m£ich Western State faith in his Romney into Ogden territory The Tigers Brigham Young inhe that Murrel the Army fullback is shown fighting his way to a first down in the 20 to 20 battle II Coffman tends to use Cougars stiffened within the shadow of their Merrill his reserve material Farm' held the own goal line and Left End Army and Harvard rather than take any Moreland freely ers for downs South Cache was Loveless chances on additional injuries to never dangerous again during the ' Left Tackle his first eleven Brand entire game Cooper Colorado School of Mines will Left Guard INTERCEPTS PASS tackle Colorado Teachers in what Lloyd should prove a close game with the With the exception of the fourth Dykes Center chances for victory about even The scored in each B Skousen quarter Kapple's men Tinsley as came counter Orediggers will be seriously handiand every period LOGAN ' Right Guard a result of a forward pass Includcapped if Floyd Carr their dashing McLain Brinley back is forced to watch the game ing the lone score of South Cache Right Tackle from the sidelines on account of inwhich was garnered late in the Reeve Rickert juries fourth quarter when E Gunnell inState Champions Fall In Right End will meet Chadron Pete Visser Please In Fine Owen Regis college Ogden pass and WangsgaarU tercepted a widescore or Downs MEET Vacher Hectic Tilt On Sodded Normal at Denver $n a game that without a Ti-- r Magleby ran 40 yards-tof the Weber colBout With Chicago Quarterback has attracted interest of fans in this team who football is playplayer' coming within ten yards Hoover lege Gridiron Mercer section Chadron has a record of v ot him Star ing his third season with the Left Halfback four victories and no defeats Greenwell scored the first Ogden was champions Wangsgaard Bmyth touchdown on a' line buck after a Thorn be a big cog in the to DISTRICT ONE expected LONDOS Greek heavyweight JIM defensive Weber offensive and pass Van Dyke to Cazier had M SkousenRight FullbackMcKeeown Standing of the Teams disposed of champion the ball on South Cache’s of HonoFrench-Canadiplaced McKinley against play La Doux Gene Won tost Pet Fullback five-yar- d mark It was a beautilulu READY— Davis heavy in the main event of an 0 1000 Referee— Warner umpire ful play and netted the Tigers 25 mat — 3 Cahoon head linesman Green-well second buck 1 1000 yards On the over at the coll' 2 Box Elder 667 the goal line field Judge — Welch carried it eum last night 667! 1 2 Weber BIG An attempted forward pass failed FOR won liondos 1 in 333 2 South Cache was touchdown after and the point 2 333 North Cache T itraight falls over not allowed 3 husky La Doux 1 2 333 Preston In quarter Van Dyke ' LOS ANGELES 26— Oct 1 3 who substituted (AP)— 250 Ogden to Pantone 40 oval tossed the yards ff For the remaining two days of his tor 3 000 Bear River who stepped over the goal line for midWalker main The spot training grind Mickey the Tiger second touchdown of the card prodleweight champion will go into the FRIDAY'S RESULTS An attempted line buck failed for dded some polish-i- d ring against shifty clever welter and the extra point Logan 6 Box Elder 0 and up lightweight boxers to speed him wrestling Again in the same quarter Van -Ogden 31 South Cache 6 1 Hud-kiDistrict No for his title bout with Ace joms real enter pass Weber 31 Bear River1 7 Dyke heaved another 6 0 Box Elder at field for the ainment Logan Wrightley Tuesday to Pan tone which was good for a Weber 31 Bear River 7 night fans Londos and score but the attempted pass for LOGAN Oct 26— The Logan South Cache 6 Walkerhas appeared a bit slow La Doux went at the extra point went ylde of the - Ogdens 31 District Grizzlies an answer to received No His a with their task ' against'his sparring partners playing field STT37 Provo Of" several after their L D varimost hook of prayers left years of the 40 some minutes potent for determination the in touchdown third Ogden’S Box 14 Jordan 0 when coma the punches-seeme- d ous to slow toss tipped to waiting Green-wethey Londos ll started At came this stage after second quarter 7 0 to over Bees of 3 tune the Elder No District winof Hudkins'the fighttype flashing La Doux about the ring finally had put the ball on Cache's North Summit 13 Logan kicked off to Box Elderrd his famous with Judge Memor- er whose speed enables him to defall eight-yar- d the first line on a pass from Van ial 12 ning and downed them on their own liver his punches in a hurry' is ex- "orchestra pit” hold He hurled Dyke Morris gained five yards off Park 35 line For three downs the Bees 15 to set the the from City pace force Morgan ight-tack- le Doux such with on next La pected the and play tried 4 No District Predictions from vainly to puncture the Grizzly the ’s champion sring to the dirt on the south side Van Dykd carried the ball over success On the fourth 43 line without 0 Tooele p Grantsville and his Walker trainers was that Frenchman the hoped that failed Rick of the ring attempted-crot Box Elder down started to kick but 6 scheduled to 6 ten round end the go forced to concede the fall Bingham Cyprus TARKS SCORES to hold and LoBee line the failed District No 5 before the seventh were taken by lf one-haThe Tiger final tally came in the Londos needed only two and On two plays blocked Payson-Eurek- a it mean to Hudklns’ gan to that supporters game postponed third quarter when Parks substitute November 8 to take the second fall should the battle extend into the He minutes on Thompson carried It over for the back dashed 35 yards off of left headlocks a of series clamped chal- only score of the game The try for District No 6 later rounds the line and then tackle to the five-yato turn the trick the extra point failed Untah 26 Ferron 0 lenger’s chances of victory would be carried the ball over on two line Box Elder seemed to be over-con- V The Greek is Just as clever as Carbon 66 Huntington 0 bucks He hit the line again for considerably enhanced Walker is ever Doux La his and fident from the beginning and the 7 capers 29 against old No District years the additional point making the crowd took advantage of this the 37 Monroe 6 hoys M Logan North pleased Sanpete totals and The Grizzlies outplayact 8 No underrating District Gene Tunney’s back peddling summary Lineup In Bees ed the 0 two practically every 58 bouts Delta Fillmore in the famous OHIO Dempsey South Cache’ (6) STATE TO Ogden (31) stage of the game: Late in the last was introduced by Londos to good Pantone Hinckley 24 Beaver 6 Gessell f OPPOSE INDIANA advantage on three occasions during quarter of the game the Bees openLeft end"" ed up a passing attack but it did ’ roar of a This bout 14 the Allen y Hilton brought 6i Illinois Billiken Wesleyan ’ no good This victory puts the LoO COLUMBUS fans 26— Oct from the Left (AP)— tackle 39 McKendree 2 Charleston approval ' gan High into a tie with) Davis for Ohio and off L Gunnell State squared Indiana Ilorrocks La Doux in defeat put up a nice Georgetown 12 Transylvania 6 the leadership of the district Left guard Indiana Teachers 8 Edlnboro 0 today for the fourteenth time in performaftee but was outclassed by The lineups L Mayer Christensen their gridiron history with the count the Greek champion Austin 14 Southwestern 0 The main Box Elder— Logan— to even team each take and anxious Center 13 balwell a Girardeau to Cape Murray Teac- the lead in spot added the climax Jeffs Ward series ' the Glen J Foley hers 0 anced and interesting program Center Coach Sam Willaman’ sending his Right guard Intermountain Union 19 MounPete Visser of Ogden won over Atkinson Bocutt Olsen H Mayer tain Mines 6 first Ohio State team before a Martin the of Zikou in Left Chicago guard was 35003 s Right tackle crowd of ' 53 spectators Louisiana State Louisiana Lowe special time limit affair in 16 minTully Cazier Tech 7 Stauffer shooting- for his third Big Ten Nelutes with a scrotch and half guard Right confias starts and in 12 0 many Right end Alfred Niagara son Hull (C) Valentine Anderson Stone West Virginia Wesleyan 47 Salem dent of winning it Realizing that tackle wrest' Left Visser a is much improved lie Just Quarterback Pittsburg and Northwestern f Freeman Quinney ler His performance last night F Gunnell Oliash ahead he hoped to score a touch40 Parsons 0 Simpson tackle was of ahead miles Right Left halfback any previous conservative Bpringfield (Mo) Teachers 32 Ar- down and then play ICcaton Cheney (C) R Maughan Morris kansas 6 football in order to save his tricks mat job he has ever dished out in end Left men Ogden for and and Panthers the 'the Right halfback42 Drezel 0 Wenonah M A ' Schaub Johnson L Maughan Van Dyke 42 College of Idaho Purple Pete has color and plenty of it Wiiliamette “end Right Fullback now In the past he has been a 0 The probable'llneup: ' ' Bennlon Earl Score by periods wrestler but color such as 40 Fairmcunt TeachVincent’s St Ohio Indiana splendid State Quarterback 0 0 0 6 — 8 ers 0 South Cache be to an to athlete is needed many Catterton Containe Nelson 6 18 7 3—31 Humphreys Ogden a success was missing Last night IDAHO Austin 14 Southwestern 0 Left End halfback Left 'Substitutions: South Cache— Hanmost 13 Visser fan ardent the Nebraska Wesleyan Marsh surprised Jaspeer T Johnson sen for Stauffer Leishman for Ges-s- el 6 Cotner Sycamore with a brilliant contest Left Tackle halfback! Gessel for Leishman Leishman Right 13 Iowa State Teachers Penn Iola Ujhelyi The popular Visser received a big Mojnackl for R Maughh Ogden— Greenwell 7 Thompson IN i Left Guard when he stepped into the ring hand Fullback ‘ for Stone Judd for Mayer De 9 Nayland Barratt Texas of Mines Mankowski more was however College His reception Score by periods— - i Haart for Horrocks Can de Graaff College 6 (night game) conCenter close of at sensational the the Box Elder- -0 j 0 0 0 0-— for J Foley Parks for Greenwell r: RingWalt testCORVALLIS Ore Oct 26— (AP) Logan Selby i 6 0 0 0 8 Greenwell for Oliash Foley for In the Opening event Jack Reed of —Idaho’s Vandals and Oregon Scoring For Logan— Touchdown Right Guard Pantone Hunter for ’Greenvfell Haubrich and Oscar Dodson of Okla- State's Beavers were matched to- Thompson Unger Ogden Greenwell for Hunter Horrocks for 11 —Merklcy TO homa wrestled SO minutes to a day in what promises to be the Substitutions Right Tackle De Haart Hunter for Cazier Fur-ni- ss Logan Hansen Fesler draw of closest Bell in field Hill Johnson for for Schaub Schaub years game for Hilton Cazier for Morris This contest was snappy offered here Both teams were declared for Atkinson Cooley for Hill McRight End Officials Referee— Merlon StevHolman Balay roughness at some stages but tend- by their respective coaches to be in Cullough for Keaton Keller for enson Umpire— Mike Rogers Head ed to thrill the fans in attendance excellent shape and crisp bright Quinney Skidmore for Merkley Box Quarterback linesman — Clarence Neuenschwan-de- r Ross Horn Reed offered more power than his field ' Elder —Peters for Freeman RasmusLeft Halfback 'but lacked the ability to Hie lineup: sen for Sycamore j opponent Brubaker pin the shoulders of Dodson Referee— Jeffs STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal McConnell : Idaho State j Oregon -- 1 Dodson and Reed traveled at top H--tt Right Halfback Oct 28— (AP)— With what has Todd speed and gave a nice account of Dittman M U McKallip been called the strongest southern Holcomb Left end Fullback themselves California eleven in the history! of Stout HARVARD WILL The program last night was the Diehl the institution Coach Howard Left tackle PLAY DARTMOUTH first wrestling card for the season Marlin Trojans invaded Stanford toOLD RIVAL Jones’ and provided some real entertainday to do battle in on of the cru- CHICAGO MEETS - Left ' guard fox the mat lovers of the city CAMBRIDGE Mass: Oct' 26— cial west coast games of the season PURDUE ON GRID ment Geddes (AP)— Harvard and Dartmouth were Revell has a number of Kirkpatrick outcome Promoter will one The or eliminate t f Center SEATTLE ’octTlie— AP)— Al- the other from the Coast conferother high class cards in store for matched today in one of the east’s Scott Corkery three seaof CHICAGO Oct 26— (AP)— Life the fans for the fall and winter though University Oregon ence race banner football attractions " Right guard regulars were on the injured list Stanford faces the invaders with in the western conference champion- son game brought together two Miller ofThe the Webfootersj were favorites- to only one regular on the injured list ship campaign was the prize of batCoach Nell Blaisdell of McKinley Bessler most powerful football agthe f Right tackle conquer a somewhat1 demoralized Pete Heiser first string guard tle today for Purdue and Chicago team was one of the interested specihe Atlantic1 seaboard gregations Price Striff Dartmouth on University of Washington football whose place was - taken by Ray in their thirty-fift- h football encoun- tators at the match been unbeaten unhas eleven here today Right end t ter Dawson unscored tied j and upon in four Pedersen Buerke games and gave a convlcing It was not a one-sidThe Boilermakers with a victory argument California pinned her Southern display Quarterback however for the once powerful Hus- hopes on the powerful and speedy over Michigan only Big Ten SAUER DRAWS IN its strength in trouncing a strong Hult Kerr of kies who have lost all three games running attack that has enabled her start ranked as favorite over the Columbia eleven 34 to 0 last week in which they have played so far to score 209 points already this sea- Stagg team which defeated Indiana SALT LAKE EVENT Kershisnik Left halfback Only a 2 Qto 20 tie with the crack Owens this year showed fight in some of son plus a line that averages 198 in its single league game Both team marred Harvard’s slate Army Right halfback their preliminary practice teams were to take the field withSALT LAKE CITY Oct 25— (AP) from end to end rwas to be given an edge eithe pounds If Gilmore ' Their coach Epoch Bagshaw reThe Cardinals banked on the line out their regular fullbacks Pur- — Pete- Sauer of Glendale Calif Berg was Dartmouth for in Al Marsters it Fullback signed this week climaxing a con- smashing ability of Smalling due lacking Alek Yunevich and the and Charley Strack of Chicago from Hanover N and Indians the troversy of several months but will Fleischr acker and Hillman were heavyweights wrestled to a draw Maroons Red Both the back H boasted Burgess U the highest scoring LrfLontinue as mentor until the close clever passing of Simkins and the out because of injuries J were last here minutes in taken each after close had in the country spent night quarthe season 7 -of Occasional elusive A crowd of 45000 awaited" the a fall The event was a time limit ters on the mat halfbacks Frentrup and A Harvard handicap was the abrains were predicted Moffatt Neither eleven to opening of the gates at Stagg field bout Sauer got the first fall in 44 sence from the lineup of three regappears Dern Ira Lake Salt weather bureau said these have a pre-gabut the advantage Neith- including about 6000 supporters of minutes with a firing deadlock and grappler won two out of three falls ulars Ben Ticknor Wally Harper possibly- would hold off until er’ has been beaten nor tied this the Boilermakers to watch the con- then fell under a were on the Brown of Cincinnati' 198 and Art Hugully -All flying tackle from from Andy v Strack test year Twenty-thre- e in the semi-fin- al list remaining injured i 7 7 k -- of the Original Celtics Banks who is 5 feet 4 Inches tall was born in this city’s Ghetto district His father is a baker In spite of his handicap in stature Banks is known) as one of the best players in the professional league He turned down $5500 contracts from the Chicago Bruins and the Fort Worth team to play with his home j IN CLOSE BATTLE HELENA Mont Oct 26— UP— Sensational open field running of Ernest Retz flashy halfback va 6 largely responsible for the 19 to Victory of Intermount&ln Union college over Montana Mines college JFriday afternoon Retz scored all three touchdowns He was ably assisted by Culver Baldwin fullback quarterback andMcFarland A I Young to accounted for the singly Minas juchdown -- A desperate i Mines minutes passing rally in the closing of the game petered out after a march down field of S3 yards — M j SHORTAGE OF riLOTS Scarcity of coxswains forced Bert Haines fall crew coach at Harvard to iseue an emergency call tor tiller-me- n after 123 prospective oar pullers reported to him - 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