Show Webe r Q ridde rs In UTAH MACHINE Test With Albion : -- f -r V w J FACES TIGERS IN BIG EVENT 0ROUJM HA'S STAFCTBD A FOC5T6ALL CUASS ALL STUbeiTS UOHO LUSK toR Jjoiiior College Championship May Be Determined On iLocal Field Visitors Boast Strongest Team Gridders May Perform On in History Probable Lineups Given v Snow Field At Colo- i (j rado Springs h college intermountain junior college titleholddrs for -— ’TO " fe f'L WEBER consecutive I CaiRU'S By FRANK II FRAWLEY Associated Press Sports Writer COLORADO SPRINGS NoV 8— (AP) — The cessation of a snow storm Albion comes to lOgden With four 'victories in ‘ as any games and hopes to upset the 'fine winning CLARK of 1928 who is down as the big threat for Colorado College when the Tigers meet Utah University at Colorado Springs Saturday Clark is one of the most versatile grid-de- rs DUTCH - of the streak Wildcats T he Norman Jacobson machine has defeat ed University of Idaho Southern in the land and certainly the brains and power of the C C outfit He will bear watch- Branch Hicks college Twin Falls and the High Alumni They have scored a total ing jthis Saturday points as against 21 for the opponents in every game olayed to date the 44 of Albionites- - r have - i BEAT MINES With seven regulars gracing the bench last Saturday an alert Weber eleven defeated Montana Mines 12 to 6 This contest proved that Weber pan deliver in the pinch and members Of the Purple and White that Sa squad expecjt to do-Jus- ’ 192-bou- - - at Lorin Fair park today as final preparation for the visitors Gpach Merlon Stevenson Is Undecided as to IJf starting lineup and announces ciKt he will not! officially decide on the opening machine until just a few minutes! before the opening i Officialswto handle the game will be immed this evening with 'the Lar- rival of the Albion party Saturday's probable lineup fol lows: Weber Albion TO Buhlen Williams King eer atch Shangles Crouse Thomas re Knapp Saunders Clapier qb lhb Russell Russell FACE KENTUCKY rhb fb Sophornotes Will Play Big Part Ir Major South- erh GaiBe Ir v ' j i as BILLON By Associated Press Staff Writer si— (ap— outstanding PEKKELS-Calif Niv 4(CPJ sophomore backfield performers will for honors at Montgomery Ala —Twenty-fou- r members of the Mon- - vie as the University of Kentana football squad arrived at tomorrow Berkeley today and prepared to take tucky Wildcats tangle with Ala" a light workout to get rid of train bama! If Jthe Wildcats leap over the ever stiffness Meanwhile “Nibs” Price as been drilling his second’ dangerous Crhnson tide a' large string the credit for the victory b heartily with special emphasis On portion of be attributed to I Pass defense for Montana! big probably- - will chance to score seems to be in the “Shipwreck” Kelly who in two aerial route Halfback Fred Schlicht-dn- g months has jumped from an unhas recovered from injuries and known to the second’high scorer and of the most feared ball carriers is expected to start Saturday against one in the southland ' i j thq Grizzlies Should Alabama win Hugh MilPIEG0N ACTIVE ler Wallace Wade's sophomore disX CORVALLIS Ore No V —Practice behind barred gateis oc- covery more than likely will play a cupied the Oregon State varsity major role in the conquest In adfootball teain last night as ths grind dition to his running game- Miller for the Oregon mix began in ear-ne- st As bne of the best drop kickers in With a manager at - every Tge conference knothole the Staters ran through Georgia Tech which has assumed dummy scrimmage while Coach Paul the role of giant killer since being Schissler the sphinx of the Orange shunted to the side lines early in coaching staff still refused to bake the season will attempt to erase the a statement! as to his plan of ati Vanderbilt threat from the southern horizon for the Webioot game PLAY HUSKIES Although Jake Johnson tackle SEAT! LE Wash: Nov 8— (UP) was injured in practice Tennessee —With "Pob” Warner professing to expects to coast 'through Carson be wornedTf the Stanford Cardmals Newman without his services Auburn’s faint hopes of halting wein due here today to meet the bf Washington Huskies Tulane were fainter than ever toUniversity -Saturday The Huskies! have failed day with the announcement that to win a coast conference game this JinuCrawford its best halfback season and the Cards were over would he unable to play because of Whelming favorites injuries X With Its squad intact for the first' WILKIE OUT MOSCOW Idaho Nov 8— (UP)— time since tne opening of the seaTi e Idaho Vandals probably will be son Duke)iS pointing for Louisiana wilhout thel services of Fred Wilkie State at Durham It will be the first' rtibhomoie fullback - when ithev 'conference tilt fori Duke Louisiana melt the Washington State Cou State is undefeated within the cirgars at Pullman Saturday A two cuit A lively encounter is programmed weeks’ rest has been a gfeat help to for Charlottesville where Leo squad and Virginia are optimistic con and Virginia" Poly mix it Both TeraiiVt the probable outcome of the teams have been4 bolstered by the Vaiidal-Coue! return of injured stars Although tilt l GREAT BATTLE j the game has no bearing on the PULLMAN Wash Nov conference situation it will do quite a bit toward deciding the cham—Although comparative scores indicate Washington State is about two pionship of the Old Dominion South Carolina has been working touchdowns better than Idaho Coach Babe llolliiigbcry hasj kept behind closed gates for its engagehis Cougar! gridders busy preparing ment with North Carolina at Cofor thcJ annual classic here Satur- lumbia Clemson ' badly beaten by Kenday Despite a hard tussle with Oregon State1 last week the Cougars tucky last week will attempt a will present a against Military lineup comeback Institute and NorthVirginia Carolina will endeavor to put Davidson on ' the KETCHELL MEETS r spot have IDAHO BATTLER I Maryland and 'Mississippi ' engagements to ' the SAN FRANCISCO Nov 8— (AP) Yale and Purdue whilenorth with Michigan —Wesley Ketschell southpaw slug- State comes to Jackson to tie" up ger from Salt Lake City will meet with the Mississippi Aggies Idaho light Jimmy O’Dow Pocatello Aids to beauty such as lipsticks bout heavyweight in a ten-rouhere tonight Ketschell lias estab- shampoo powders hair lotions etc lished himself as a favorite here cost English women $200000000 durthrough several knockouts ing the last year l I 8f-(U- ?) -- X ) V- ' Ca-lland’-s Ida-ipport- prs -- ar I th ' nd ‘six-rou- Field generals’ tuiui soofi be iM the FTER TUS DEA ©&COMUS UJOT sett aloas ujcth stamosI POPULAR TUB BONS Able to EXCUSES i - DISTRICTS Payson at Eureka Lehi at American Fork STATE ELIMINATION Tooele at Springville (2:30 p Hinckley at Richfield (2 Saturday) lllT--f- --f! FOUR TEAMS TIE IN BICYCLE EV CHICAGO Nov 8— (UP)— Four teams were tied for the lead early today after five hours of in one of the wlldest six-da- y pedaling bicycle race openings ever held in Chicago A crowid of more than 12000 persons saw the riders jam land fight their way last night into a series of spills that were unprecedented in' ' v the sport An’Itailan-Ameriea- n team a Bel combination a team pf French ‘Red Devils” and a Swiss -Gfcrman team were tied for the lead after five hours The standings of the four were: Teams— Miles Laps Pts Richili Rieger 119 12 5 119 5 13 Spencer Debaets ’Belloni McNamara 119 5 9 Letourntr Brocardo 119 5 ian-Amcrican 4 NEVADA GRIDDERS IN AIR EXCURSION RENO " NcW Nov! 8— (APjf — layge cabin planes vrere groomed and inTeadiness for a take-o- ff at 9 o’clock this morning Eight to carry the University of1 Nevada football sdjuad an(j js corps of trainers and coaches to Los Angeles where the'Wpif Pack” will meet the UniyersiLy of Southern California Trojans Saturday Most of the student body from the Reno institution crowded at the airport where they staged a monster rally ‘just before the gridmen took the air The flight a distance of more than 402 miles is expected to take three and-half hours the regular flymg: time of the Nevada Air Lines company which operates a daily flying service between the two cities a - I j - aln the-attentio- two-ye- ar of-th- e f awe OF THE TOOEATS jAAS TAKE OP THE GPoRT TVEMSELVJS fans tomorrow J j ' At Seattle the Cardinals of Stanford university and the Washington Huskies will tangle in the feature contest of the day The cardinals have dropped on© game this-yeato Southern Califorhia and Washington has lost several but the game he promises to be hard fought Huskies are seeking to vindicate their deposed coach Enoch Bag-sha- w in the eyes of the football world by taking a victory over either Stanford or California whom they rneet jiext week The leader of the confererice the University of California will tangle with the Montana Grizzlies at Berkeley In all probability this! game will be an easy victory for the Californians and Coach Nibs Price is planning to use second string men throughout the major part of the contest The other conference clash: will be between Washington State the leader of Pacific northwest elevens and the University Vandals The game will be played at Pullman the home of Washington and frdm all indications should be a win for the home team Southern California upset by ’California lUst week takea on ja non conference opponent this j week meeting the Universityj of Neyada in a game at Los Angeles j n J ! of-Ida- ho 4 4- — - — FIGHT RESULTS eastAmong the other ern games are theimportant Dartmouth-Brow- n gme at Providence Penn and Penri State game at Philadel- ‘ (By The Associated Press) JERSEY CITY— Leonard (Young) at Annapolis Zazzarino Jersey City outpointed at BUly Humphries England 10) phia and Boston college-Fordhav Boston '4 An intersectional game of promise brings together New York university arid Georgia i conqueror of Yale IS to 0 at Yankee stadium In another (intersectional game Detroit unbeaten since 1927' but tied last week by Marquette will play West Virginia at Morgantown! wn Navy-Georgeto- m REFEREE HALTS EASTERN BATTLE BOSTON Nov K— (UP)— George Godfrey giant Leiperville Pa negro heavyweight and Jimmy Byrne Boston were ordered from the ring at the end of thd seventh round of their scheduled contest here last hight and the bout declared “no contest” Referee Johnny Brassill filled that Godfrey who had a 61 -- pound weight advantage over his white rival was not trying 10-rou- nd - j BOSTON— George Godfrey Leip-ervll- lc Pa and Jim Byrne Boston declared “no contest’ (7) George Carney Boston outpointed Pete Pacheco Denver (8) lowa-JohrSIOUX my CITY O’Donnell' St Paul stopped --' Harry Carothers Moline 111 (6) ' MIAMI— Young Manuel Quintero Cuba stoppedj Dick Gore Jackson- ville Fla (7) J ! PHILLIPSBURG N J— Sam Nazareth Pa outpointed Gene McHugh Chicago CIO) ' : -- OTTUMWA Iowa— Kenry Fele-gan- o Des Moinesx knocked out Kansas City(2) Johnny Owens ' ' - SIOUX Iowa— Homer CITY Sheridan! Sioux City outpointed Mike Rosegall Omaha (10)! - :' - j'- J ' - : i— :— By NEA Service r-- i pose Drake t By BERT DOIBY Press Staff Correspondent Nov 8— (UP)— Con that! their team is betteres has shown the Iowa Hawk-eytomorrow will attempt to put the first black mark on Minnesota’s 1929 record in one of the feature games bt a day of football which sends leading middlewestem outfits into three intersectional affairs and four fights between themselves The’ Ha wkeyes already defeated and tied hav slight hopes of sharing- in tfce Big Ten conference title but they are anxious to make up for their bad 'early showing by trampbest ling Minnesota one of the teams in this section J ' While these two are playing in Iowa City other middlewestem leaders will Le engaging in the following contests Wisconsin at Chicago Northwestern at Ohio State Harvard at Michigan Army at Illinois Mississippi at Purdue and Drake vs Notre Dade in Chicago While Iowa figures to lose to Minnesota the other two Big Ten conference games should be close In meeting Ohio State Northwestern runs up against an outfit which has not lost a conference game but has been tied once The Evanston team has lest to Minnesota but any team is likely to lose to the Gophers and it would not be surprising if Ohio State receives its first setback tomorrow j d Wisconsin has been unable to get started dll year Rated at the start of the season as a championship possibility the Badgers have played poorly (On the other hand Chicago has won from Indiana and Prince-to- ri among bthers and has lost only to Purdue another one of those teams likely to beat most any opposition Purdue is the only team besides Minnesota which has an unriecord in the Big Ten marred ' Tomorrow the Boilermarkerplav Mississippi and they are favored to add another victory to their record Ulinoiri-Arm- y is a hard one to Each team has been defeat-eac- h figure-eand team has been tied Albie Booth and 'Yale downed the Army imd Northwestern defeated Illinois The Illini werer tied by Iowa arid Harvard fought the Army to a standstillHarvaid figures to win from Michigan even though the latter-teahas spent two weeks in preparing for the game The Wolverines have lost consistently and they appear to possess few scoring threats The : contest here between Notre Dame and Drake should result ' in a Notre Dame victory -: j d - 1 1 THATCHER Ariz Nqv 8 — After playing for three hours and 15 minutes during which time they had' taken a 13 to 6 lead i over the Brophy College footbalfteam of Phoenix the Gila Col-leeleven of this city walked off the football field when timekeepers! Informed officials and players that there still were eight minuted of play The final score was 1 to Of or Brophy by forfeit ' after the Gila eleven? refused to continue in the dark "v The men assigned to the timekeeping duties had stopi&d their watches every time the referee’s whistle blew the ball dead starting them again when the whistle sounded to resume play f I FOR NOTRE DAME :t' Reports that team this year is greater than any Notre Dame eleven the University of Southern California has previously met today sent the Trojans through their paces with added zest and determination Although there was a great deal of work: on fundamental play mixed in withithe scrimmage Coach Howard Jones was giving most of his time to1 the stopping of Coach Rockne’s offensive formations as exhibited by the Spartan eleven The Men of Troy clash with Notre Dame at Chicago November 18 Saturday the Trojans will buck up against the University of Nevada The aggregation rrom Reno is expected to arrive by plane today v — ge PREPARE Now 8— (AP— Coach Knute Rockne’s 1-- ' t-i LOS XNGELES w ! ! ’! Rhfal Eleyeils Battle More Thau Three Hours Score 0 ' yo pectiorial Events Get Ir terest Irish Op- - Weiss CLOSE GRIDFEST Scores I : His probable start- backfield Call Welch of lng and Gillespie is one of the best quartets he has ever coached here There is versatility and power and each one of the four can carry the ball: with considerable ability be Though the Utah line-wil- l green several of the men have played before this season and have perIn First formed unusually well They have Lqhman never faced the powe drives that Period South Puts Up i Colorado Aggies will show The batj Game Fight tle outcome therefore seems to rest with the green Utah line If i£ comes JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE through & Utah victory is a possibilof the Teams ity it it doesn’t another Colorado Standing: ‘ W L Pet Victory can be chalked up i'i As it is the only conference game Central o 1 000 6 j in the state a record crowd is ex- North 3 V 2 600 J 2 3 400 pected Student rallies will be held Bcwis 0 6 000 Friday night and immediately prior Washington 1 4 1 to the game The student interest ’ 1s greater than it Was when the Thursday’s ' Result Aggies played Colorado college here jewis 6 Washington 0 last week ‘ probable lineup: v Tuesdays Schedule jj The COlo 'Aggies Utah Aggies North vs Leals Nelson Honstcin Lewis junior 'high gridders eted v Left End j out a 6 to 0 victory over WashingJensen (C) Prince Left Tickle ton in a league contest at Lorin i Graves Fair park Thursday Line smashes land end runs placed Left Guard U Pca56e Wilson I the ball on Washington’s four-yar- d '' Center ' line early in the first period and Larsen or Bergesoni '(C) Wright Captain Lehman smashed off tackle : v fop the score The try for point Right Guad f Wilkins i Orme from scrimmage failed Late in the final period Lewis cri V Right Tickle E Smith a Beattie triple pass scored another touch-- I down but the score was disallowed Right pnd 1 Ball inasmuch as the passer was not five Quarterback yards back of the line of scrimmage Remund Washington worked the ball deep Giddlngs Left Halfback into Lewis territory but fumbles 2 W elch Stephens cost them opportunities to score Re-mu- nd i: ‘ j Coloradcf-colleg- e FOR CONTEST Invade Mid- Trojans Arid Bears In 'Easy West This Week Contests Oh West - i For Gardes Coast ' " PRIMED' and-Jefferso- ' ‘ - best YaJ( last ycsir 6 to 0 &rid has eight of tie 1B23 veterans sack but old Elis expect to win even with Albie Booth resting on the sidelines most of he game Pittsburg one of the 'east’s ' two unbeaten j and untied teams plays Washington and Jefferson but it is looking! a week ahead to the annual ame with Carnegie Tech' on November 16 Washington is undefeated but has been held to scoreless ties-b- y Carnegie Tech and! Temple both beaten Cornell j without a defeat or tie on its record but without an outstanding victory (meets Western Reserve from Cleveland Ohio at Ithaca With Dartmouth as next week’s opponent Cornell is expected to use reserves and save its regulars as much as pssible i Two of jthe east’s big teams— Army arid Harvard—invade the middle west for games against Big Ten competition Army plays Illinois at Urbana arid Harvard meets Michigan at Ahn Arbor j : al nd -- - Ten scnolastic games in Utah to day hole the attention of the grU fans In region one the feature game is- booked for Brigham Cay with Box Elder arid DaVis clashing Other games scheduled today" are as follows: ff Bear River at South Cache Logan at North Cache DISTRICT 2 Jordan at East (3 p m) West at Provoi DISTRICT 3 North Summit vs Park' City at Morgan (2:30 p an) ! - - UTAH SCHEDULE r New-Yor- THE BEST e) - full-streng- I ECEPTiom ? lgRAIIAM Atlanta Ga Nov Two of the south’s 4 Aloui EmploN - — two : - ?L7T HEN Yale- Pittsburg and Cornell— have pionship Other games scheduled tomorrow slight breathing spells in 'their in ttje Rockies: schedules tomorrow "before they Colorado - Aggies-Uta- h tackle dangerous Rivals a week at Aggies v' 'i hence Lcgan Colorado university - Colorado After Brown" heating Army and Mines at Golden on successive Saturday’s Western States-Reg- is at Denver Dartmouth Yale anticipates less "iUUwC from -V t V TO RDIAJC LAST BATTLE Tomorrow’s 'game will be Utah’s By joBORGE K1RKSEY Nov t last on Colorado soil ' It is not likeSAN FRANCISCO ress event of major imStaff (United gridirori Correspondent) enly that Armstrong’s players will gage in a pdst-- i eason game should NEW YORK Nov 8 — (UP) —Three portance will hold the interest of thh east’s football leaders— Pacific coast football conference they win another regional cham- (non-conferenc- tonight The -- ’ Moore c o ALABAMA GRID Ostqtbout Lkttimer JDoxeyc Tarran rrg rt DDoxey Y- 'Ci-APlK- Coliseum battlers top a program’ of polished six- events' Carroll champion at both middleweight and light heavyweight class in Utah is making his f appearance in Ogden He is saifi N-carry a wallop ini either hand Felt met and disposed of a fine opponent here some months ago in the main event Cf a nice card an5v since that time has been perfonninsrf in Idaho and Wyoming with good 3 results The Ogden battler has a world of ability and hopes to score a tri- umph over the Salt Laker via the5 knockout route Felt has a powerful right hand and is out to use this as his chief weapon against the Salt Lake wizard I nd - ati the interest turns toward Logan again this week where Utah State Aggies and Colorado Aggies traditional rivals clash in their annual struggle (Everything points toward a stirring football battle with fair weather in rospect a fast field the- largest crowd of the season and with teams fighting to remalij in the running for the Conference championship It A semi-finbetween will be the last home ganv of the k the Kid and Peg Johnson season for the Utah Farmers The is (also attracting unusual interest kickoff is booked for 2 p m This will be the first meeting beCoach Harry Hughes of Colorado these twp Ja Ogden In a is bringing another of his powerful tween contest retent at Salt' Lake the New elevens to Logan j The Colorado gained a hair4 line decision in Farmers have bowed twice in con- Yorker bout X ference competition but they seem a sensational like the style and abil- Ogdenites to have struck their stride and they loom as one of thejstrongest teams ity of the New jYork Kid and are interested in this contest in the conference The Coloradoans unusually Foub all for four preliminaries enjoyed a breathef last week as they rounds will complete the Western State Teachers This program' played In the feature four ’rounder Co gave an opportunity for several faces- Alt Ogden Hughes veterans to recover from inLake two juries and the squad will be at full battlers are punchers' andThese may pro strength for the gafne here There is vide one!I of the big dishes of the' a possibility that Day quarterback A evenw J osher of may not be able tojplay Ogden returns to The Utah Fanners will enter the I theparry a after short ring game with their usual injury handi- Dallas Snow of Provorestoverto meet four: cap but Coach Dick Romney has rounds of millingMosher Is a been building his eleven for this con-- 1 clever battler but steps up against test andjie expects to put a strong a fine opponents in meeting Snow eleven oh the field Shouldi Elton Dinsdale of Ogden - and Doug Bergesqn be tihable- to Emil Bagshnw of Salt Lake hold play his line will bf made up of six of tho fans in the second new men and a coregular boUt U evening Captain Ed Jensen who has been thfe curtain raiser Young By- -’ In the outstanding man on the Fanner bee of Ogden will oppose Kid Peters’ line all season There was on hope of (Ogden at four rounds that Day tackle or! Gardner center Special - heating arrangements would be able to play Vanderhoof have been provided and insure comguard is out for the season for the fans Promoter fort Uharles Coach Dick Romney has been Revell announces1 : building his offense this week and he bout this evening Is first The scheduled for 8:30 "o’clock sharp hopes to have it fiirii ter 'VUUWEC4 than mu UgHlilil - -- work Hickman Chambers Wangsgard 5 CETTlAjG SO A FOOTBAUU CHOOL IS AleEDED HoR ACL s Weber will stagetoday a short workout L I :: LOGAN Nov 8— Western football ! -- -- Winstler-J- Kickoff Saturday Is Slated For 2 P MOn Logan Sodded Uridiron ' : Mc-Glo- ne Games with Branch Aggies gnd Ricks still remain on the Wildcat schedule These two contests be played away from home 'President iaron W Tracy Coach Merlon dickering for a Thanksgiving d leading Junior California “We still- have three hard games on the schedule and anticipate some real competition with Albion” said Coach 'Meflqn Stevenson today “I’m prepared to shoot the works at the Albionites and hope to see my tea: function at full power Saturday Russell napp and Clapier dp the kic ng for the locals are expected to Both Tea: cork a nu: ber of trick plays " ’ the league attle mbers of the Albion Eight squad wer jv suits last- season and are out to avenge the defeat handed out by Weber at Albion ’! tle between the University of Utah and Colorado college could be played on aj drj( field A student anny of snow fighters was put to work oh Washburn field today and barring more snow tomorrow the playing surface should be firm Utah’s championship array driving ahead to its third Rocky mountain conference title in the last four 5 ears was scheduled to arrive in Colorado Springs ‘at 4 o’clock thi3 afternoon Utah left its home camp yesterday with one thought in mind It was with resolution that the team signified its Intention of stopping “Dutch” Clark C C's brilliant quarterbacks The' “Flying Dutch man” was prevented from! scoring X last week by the Utah Aggies It was the first time in three years that Clark had failed to contribute points to his team’s total FINE BACKFIELD be Utah1 is bringing a fine backfield a and highly efficient line here Ike Armstrong’s forwards are not as heavy as others the Ute coach has had in his four years at Salt Lake but they are fast and alert and have outcharged everything they have met Colorado college has only Clark to seriously menace the Utah Utah has “Powerhouse’-Pomerogoal one of the best fullbacks the Rocky mountains have produced since the days of “Big Ed” and Earl MacTavish Pome roy has no equal today in the Rocky mountain conference as a straigl ahead plunger Then in addition to the battering ram the Utes have Price Summernays Dow Bob Davis and Jimmy' Hodgson to round ouf th backfield Dow who has been held back by a shoulder injury probably will be able to start against the Tigers' tomorrow Davis will ruii the team from the quarterback post If the field is dry Summeryhays may be in tht plage of Dowi This Utah backfield combination looks every bit as good as thar'of the Utah quartet of 1926 when Dow then a sophomore and How-ellone of the jbest the region has produced alternated in lines to pieces ripping opposition Utah’s ends look vastly superior-tthe C C wingmen and Jonas the Ute center rates as The best in the region Utah’s passing game has looked far better than that of the Tigers In no department of Army-Harvar- d the game of football has C C at dle any time looked better or even as good as Utah1 r r i FELT of t)gden and Jack of Salt Lake middle-weigh- ts headline! the fistic offering DON WITH COLORADO j - i ” f EiDS Too FAR o (St i been scored Qiirt?f Weber will present a number of new faces for the on the morbattle STEVENSON x row and the play-e- rs and Coach Merlon Stevenson are hopeful of l r victory f BATTLE BACKS (JUERE IPO FAR Ifi AAiD VOOR AGAlKlsT OS I Felt And Carroll To Meet in Main 'Event Kid Opposes Johnson - UTAH FARMERS FOOTBALL competition Saturday at Lorin Farr (park when they meet the strong Albion college eleven of Idaho The big battle which continued in Colorado yesteris the firs league attraction of the year for Weber gets un- - that and last night held out some day dervay at 2 pm sharp hope that tomorrow's football bat- i SU3ALLOU) THAT I VOO COMC PLANED DOM© eLAtilOLA TK BREAKS UJERE -- seasons! are down to face some spirited txi'Vco expeerr Me TO ATTEMb in CU)OfW6 - i s OF QACtt Si : I ! - ' -- s - ' Referee— Warner umpire —Ward Their open field running was color field head fuL Both menj handled their team Judge— Lingcnfelter 4 linesman — Reddish! in Ifine style Fdwler and Thomas in the Lefel backfield arid Robertson Hendricks and Wangsgaard on the line played PUBLIC SHOOTING well MONDAY! For-- Washington- the work oti AREA OPEN Jones Bassett: and Garner was SALT LAKE Nov 8—The public splendid A postponed game between North shooting grounds near Corinne will be open Armistice day as well‘ as and Lewis will be played next Tuethe preceding Sunday it was an- sday' This concludes ths schedule i: j nounced Thursday j by J V Arthur Mecham state fish and game com- ? The lineup and summary t missioner 'Lewis (6) Washington 0) Usual shooting (days on 4 the Robertson-Einghar: V Left End grounds are Wednesdays and Sundays Monday November 11 being Eastep Jones Uadded in order that many hunters Left Tackle J rt : may take advantage of the two-daholiday White I Newey y following Sunday for a Left Guard shoot the commissioner explained He Reports from Sait Creek and West Center Nebo mountain districts show that Wangsgaard Malia been-killeabout 65 bull elk: have Guard Right by hunters during the first two days Berry rt Burnett ' of the shoot Mr Mecham' said The Right Tackle season continues throughout the Heitz G arner month and it is expected by the i End Right department that practically ail of Lehman bes Bj the hunters who secured permits Quarterback will be successful la bagging their Thomas Claussea elk f J -V Left Halfback f 4— " Towers Uo f Halfback 'T Right KANSAS MEETS Fowler Bmgham - Fullback 1 h ' FOOTBALL RIVAL Score-bperiods Lewis 0—8 6 0 KANSAS CITY iNov 8— (AP)— Washington 0 0 0 0—0 For the second consecutive week the Lewis coring: Touchdown — Leh' Big Six football game In which Kan- man sas plays holds the conference spotOfficials— Bob Wilkinson referee j Bill Bowman light Al Warden Beaten by Nebraska last week head linesman?umpire : ohly after the 1923 champions had —44 stood them off on the goal line: ill the closing minutes the Jayhawkers CHICAGOANS TO tomorrow will Invade Norman ATTEND BATTLE Okla' and attempt to divest Oklahoma of its record! of no defeat in CHICAGO No 8— (AP)— Start- the conference Oklahoma and Nebraska axe the two unbeaten mem- lng tomorrow morning 15000 Chibers although Nebraska's record is cago football fans the greatest marred by a tie with Missouri v number to leave the city to witness Jim Eausch big fullback who a game will begin leaving for fullback (who gained consistently Champaign to watch the Army and and for long distances against Iowa Illinois contest State and Nebraska probably will Twenty-thre- e special trains wffi ij be the main offensive cog of the involved in the movement to ana Kansas attack against the- - Sooners from Vie scene of the game On one Oklahoma has worked this week on of the first trains will be Secretary a defense against Bausch and also of IWar Good and Colonel Goweri-loc- k chief of staff ‘of the Thirty-thir- d for the air game which it expects division Kansas to use - ’ I I - - i ! 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