Show i SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 1930 1 THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER Tf — Bees Register Five Scores Early Victory Over Christner Boston Arena Stribling Touchdowns In Four — By Pap Rockne’s Wrecker BIG GAMES ON Jack Sharkey Is Period Grid Tussle DOCKETTODAY Off Tackle Plays Are Fac- tors In Triumph On Ogden Field IN OX ELDER high school footballers practically cinched the northern division I football title Friday by troucing the Ogden high aggregation 32 to 0 as a crowd splendid looked on at tne stadium Ogden The Bees counted in each period and held a 12 to i rd ch Spectator Bill - J Joe “BIG TEN” Bear River 7 Preston 0 North Cache 12 Weber 0 Logan 32 South Cache 6 CHICAGO Nov 1— (AP)—Up at Box Elder 32 Ogden 0 Minneapolis today 54000 football en9 Davis 7 Granite bundled thusiasts up to go to MeJordan 32 L D S 25 stadium to watch NorthwestEast vs West (Saturday 2:30 p morial ern and Minnesota decide which m Utah stadium) should remain in the Big Ten chamMorgan 7 North Summit 6 pionship race Heber 7 Park City 7 contest ratThe Gopher-WildcBingham 12 Tooele 0 ed of as the middle-westethe topllner Murray 37 Judge Memorial 14 which schedule included 7 7 Grantsville Cyprus two other conference games strictly Payson 25 Lehi 0 as a trio in which Big Ten teams Eureka at Lincoln postponed were involved Richfield 20 North Sanpete 0 Purdue with Its remote chance of Grand at Price (Saturday) or sharing in the title was winning 13 0 Delta Fillmore while Wisconsin eager to Illinois at Beaver at Hinckley (Saturday) as much glory as possible Utah Freshmen 46 B Y U salvage after its defeat by Purdue last week Freshmen 0 was paired with Ohio Gtate at Stanford university 20 University Columbus Iowa had an engageof California Los Angeles 0 ment wtih of DeOccidental college 12 University troit’s Titanstheat University InDetroit and of Redlands 7 diana was the guest in Notre Dame’s Santa Barbara State 33 Santa new brick bowl Maria Junior college 6 was the choice over IlliPurdue Grinnell 19 Creighton 2 nois but the Illini were hopeful of Rolla School of Mines 33 St hitting a victorious stride WisconLouis university 33 sin obviously powerful was rated as Loyola (New Orleans) 27 Xavier too good for Ohio State which has 6 university won one Big Ten match in only Dubuque university 13 Platte- - three tries while Indiana was ex25 0 Benedict’s St Phillips pected to provide little serious trouHaskell 13 Oklahoma Aggies 12 ble for Notre Dame n 6 Quachita The intersectional offering of the 0 college day brought together Chicago and Tulsa 14 George Washington 6 Princeton in a which was inCollege of the Ozarks 20 State teresting mostlygame for traditional reaTeachers 7 sons Michigan had an open date Southern Teachers 19 Wins In 3rd Round rd WORKMAN coach rV5PEY” Iowa U of State is one of the brothers who made history fori Ohio State a decade ago Lud Wray elarned his touted passing attack watching soccer in rn ‘ V - Genesee 0 Troy 0 Kooskia 21 Orofino 20 Lapwai 27 Kendrick 0 Lewiston 21 Moscow 6 r I f Granite Wins Over Strong Davis Team 7-- Neuen-schwand- an Jackson Kramer irisTTried ' Morse FOR INDIANA Anderson Cowley Quarterback Briggs Right halfback G Thomley Left halfback Fullback 12-to- -0 River-Prest- Jt y Whitesides thereafter” Minnesota May Give Han Old Rivals Clash On Sol-- 1 diers Field In Grid ley Stars Four Periods Headliner of Grief KELLY LOOMS AS GRID STAR Mara Asks Cut In Earnings of Tunney Kentucky And Alabama Clash In Southern Loop Matinee By JAMES M KERR United Press Staff Correspondent LEXINGTON Ky Nov 1— (UP) —Each undefeated and the southern conference gridiron championship probably hinging upon the outcome Alabama and Kentucky met here today In the most important battle of the current Dixie campaign Boasting one of the finest elevens in years featuring a battering line attack the Crimsons were conceded a slight edge over the Wildcats who J I I intend flashing a brilliant running and passing offense built arounc “Shipwreck” Kelly sensational halfback The rival teams averaging arounc 190 pounds were practically evenly matched as to weight and pronounc-conferred in good condition by the coaches Harry Gamage of Kentucky and Wallace Wade of Alabama The Crimson Tide with Captain "Foots” Clement the only doubtful starter seemed confident of victory but did not evince a liking for the wintry day which dawned clear and cold A record breaking crowd of 22000 was expected to witness the colorful classic hundreds of visitors jamming Lexington and turning the city into a hotbed of football enthusiasm Listed among Alabama’s victims were Tennessee and Vanderbilt while Kentucky has bowled over four opponents in a row by topheavy ed Substitutions: Granite — Howe for To :eed Gutke for Kramer Buehler Ohio SOUTH BEND Ind Nov 1 (AP) or Morse Davis —Swan for Rush-fort- h C Clark for N Clark Whit— All of Notre Dame's men of all naWisconsin tions were set for football exercises aker for Swan Nelson for G Thorn-e- y scores today against Indiana’s scrapping 1 — COLUMBUS Nov Ohio Score (AP) H by periods but probably outclassed Hoosiers 0 0 9 0 — 9 — Renewing a rivalry reminiscent of Granite Fortified by victories over South- Davis 7 0 0 0— 7 the golden age of football here Ohio Thomas ern Methodist Navy Carnegie Tech State and Wisconsin collided in Referee Reddish umpire Cahoon Ohio and Pittsburg the Irish were not stadium today with the Badgexpected to find the battered In- head linesmen Hinckley Chamber Head ers favored slightly to win diana eleven tough and Knute Each university won four of the Rockne planned to start his seceight games played between 1913 and SALT LAKE CITY Nov 1 (UP) riffith ond or shock troop eleven- The Defeats 1920 —The chamber of commerce stood met not had since They were on also for down time regulars 1 rebuked by President George the field as were the third fourth Grecian Mit ther “say ” in th etesern& confer Thomas today of Utah fifth and sixth teams university for its ence championship race Ohio havto a promote Indiana had not defeated Notre ing been defeated twice and Wisbetween the game Dame in 24 years and was not exconsin once championship Ute eleven and some pected to astound a crowd of around Ohio Center Bert Nasman prominent eastern school' preferably 25000 by accomplishing the feat top?r Left Guard Bam Selby and Right the University of Pittsburg day The Hoosier line was in fair Tackle Bob Haubrich were not fit In rather plain terms the univer -shape but the backs were far from for a long hard game but appeared j sity president criticised the cham- top power Smith Frank ber’s attempts "to manage the team” ly I Tuf fy won Neron in cSiSum Lulf anfLLarry probably will and suggested that such matters be round bout ar them repIace left toschool authorities early ast nighty inwlnninghloS Upsets Dr Thomas expressed his disapconsiderable prestige and endangered If f of the contest proval chance his of a proposed Idall O KllllS LOCO Giant Marvel bout with Youngsecuring He held it would materially interChica-- 1 at Stribling fere with the scholastic prowess uf go Stadium December 12 In out such players and Game the SALT LAKE Nov 1— (AP)— Ira Neron a clumsy fat and slow a condition would pointed be equally unfair Dem Salt Lake heavyweight nar- second rater who served as “cannon to the team and the school rowly escaped disaster in his bout odder” for Max “ Schmeling when POCATELLO Idaho Nov 1— Salt Lake chamber had sent with Soldier Frank- Leavitt the German was training for his (UP) — The score might have been outThe ‘feelers' to the Universities of of Atlanta Ga last championship bout with Jack Sharkif University of Idaho South- Pittsburg New York and Fordham Dern took it upon himself tonight fin- ey went the entire eight rounds larger ern Branch hadn’t wearied under Publicity resulting from their efforts ish the giant with his airplane spe- with Griffith and never once showed the continual sprints down the field aroused the ire of the college presichn At end of nine minutes signs of distress Although forced — but at that the cialty Idahoans did fair- dent of wrestling Dern managed to boost o quit Schmeling’s camp because ly well when — they trounced Monthe big boy onto his shoulders blit le was unable to stand up under tana State Normal to school SCORES KAYO the when he began his spin down SAN FRANCISCO Nov" 1— (UP) leavy punching Neron took Grif- tune of 103 to 0 last night both went and Dern was on the they bot- fith’s best wallops and kept wading The Tigers scored touchdowns —“Babe” Marino 143l£ local boxer tom losing the first fall in for more from all distances in every con- scored a technical knockout over Undaunted he came back to whirl Griffith outpointed Neron by a ceivable fashion and Montanans Johnny Ramcrez 141 of Los AnThe Leavitt two minutes later for what wide margin but he took consider- were totally unable to offer geles here last night in a scheduled to be the deciding fall Leav- able punishment in doing it and than spasmodic resistance more proved The The referee called itt was unable to return for fur- displayed little to regain his rank- score set a new high mark for the the fight bout in the fifth after Marino as a ther combat top notch heavyweight ing school scored a knockdown Staters Battle : Pans Salt Lake £- nTINNEAPOLIS Nov 1 (UP)— 1 V 1 Northwestern’s undefeated football team pointing for the Big Ten championship faced one of its most difficult testa of the season today In meeting Minne sota’s rugged de fensive eleven ’ teams Both have perfect con ference records but Minnesota has lost to Vanderbilt 33 to 7 and playec a scoreless tie with Stanford in intersect games ion a I attempt post-seas- Ira Bern j Mat - y 302-poun- r t Montana post-seas- der - 10-rou- nd on 15 to 7 Start In Penn Contest A crowd of 54000 including some 4000 Northwestern followers was in- sured All tickets had been sold and scalpers were asking $10 to $20 for single seats according to the location t Northwestern’s Rentner-to-Bak- er pass combination which sometimes develops out of a single or double pass behind the line is considered the most effective in this region since Michigan's famed Friedman-to-Osterbateam Minnesota hasn't been in action since the Gophers' won-thei- r only conference game from Indiana two weeks ago 6 to 0 and Coach Fritz Crisler has developed an - entirely new offensive for this battle Northwestern has won two conference games defeating Ohio State 19 to 2 and Illinois 32 to 0 in ad- an all-import- ant dition to all others UTES FAVORED on sters CHICAGO Nov ‘l (AP)— Princeton and Chicago both still trying to get started in major football competition were paired today for the fourth game of their intersecdonal series Neither team has accomplished anything against ranking foemen the Maroons even having failed to score gaainst Florida Wisconsin and Mississippi their last three opponents but the game was still the “Prlnceton-Chicago- ” game to alumni groups and a crowd of not less than 32000 was virtually certain On the three previous engagements Chicago had two victories while the Tiger’s single triumph was one of the most sensational in modern football It was accomplished in 1922 and Princeton came from behind in the final period to win by 21 to 18 The £Ia°°?s won last With Captain Hank Bruder the hard luck star back in the lineup Northwestern year in—the east by was a 2 to 1 favorite in the betting Minnesota well remembers Bruder as it was his stellar play two years ago as a Bausch To sophomore which enabled Northwestern to defeat the Gophers 10 to 9 - Star on Northwestern Rules CHICAGO READY Big Grid Favorite FOR PRINCETON T--gr IN GRID GAME DENVER Nov 1 (UP)— The University of Utah meets Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins and- Colorado Colorado university clashes with college at Colorado Springs in the feature Rocky mountain conference games this afternoon Utah and Colorado university are the heavy favorites Both have a spotless record so far this season They are expected to meet in what undoubtedly will be the conference championship game at Boulder on November 14 SIIIKAT WINS PHILADELPHIA r Pa Nov 1— (AP) — Dick Shikat German grap-5l- er of this city defeated Tiny Roe-niOklahoma with a body slam in 24 minutes 37 seconds at the - ck arena last night 4 Stanford new at the "ghost ball ” had difficulty in handling the white oval and fumbled fre‘ dew-soak- ed quently tim’s nose Stribling came In at 191 pounds and appeared in wonderful condi-toi- n Christner was ten pounds but this extra poundage heavier Score by periods— 0 0 0— 7 was worthless against such a Bear River opponent Preston 0 0 0— 0 crowd was Among the fair-sizOfficials — Warden Watkins and Jack Sharkey Boston heavyweight Cullimore who now is being flooded with ofX— fers to give the Georgian a return battle swift-movi- TOO GAMES ON WESTERN COAST MISCELLANEOUS— U P A C 2 - 3 Tot j 128 135 110 87 109 Napper Wardle Crangle Rees i Browft Totals 170 116' v 570 P E F—U P 156 113 145 141 Junk I Foulger Powers i Totals 662 610 600 1780 A C 2 3 126 105 387 152 140 405 153 138 436 104 159 404 114 104 330 649 18o 184 127 y 118 169 Wells Allison H Rubin 178 171 179 170 177 646 1962 '189 127 "144' 130 189 552 482 450 418 535 SAN FRANCISCO Nov 1 (AP) —Only two conference games were on Pacific coast football offerings Porttoday One was the clash inWashland between the undefeated ington State Cougars and Coach Paul Schissler’s Oregon State cqge team The Cougars already holding vic-T- ot tories over the Southern California and the California Bears Trojans were favored to win The other game found California seeking its first conference win of the season with Montana furnishing the opposition Montana was beaten by Washington State 61 to 0 last week games rounded out the program Southern California faced Denver university in a game n Los Angeles that was expected to e nothing more than a workout ce Non-conferen- for the Trojans Idaho met Gon-zaat Spokane and Washington met Puget Sound at Seattle ga ' - 783 779 2437 ACCOUNTING BUREAU I -- Farley Jones Anderson Faris i ’ North Dakota To Face Army Eleven 150 99 75 108 406 181 ‘433 115 375 55 241 141 325 SUPERINTENDENT D C & IL 1 2 3 Tot 200-pou- nd pounds 2 1 156 201 162 170 142 167 137 146 167 134 3 200 172 216 177 115 Tot 523 510 524 514 391 Georgetown Takes Close Grid Game - - WASHINGTON Nov 1— (UP)— Two long runs by Johnny Scalzi gave Georgetown university a 14 to t over the hith13 victory 880 751 2462 WEST POINT N Y ' Nov 1 team of football erto undefeated (AP) — A newcomer on the Army State Michigan schedule North Dakota university Late in the second quarter the furnished the opposition for the CaGeorgetown quarterback took a 48rd dets today in a game which was expass from Bozek and ran drop-kickpected to serve as a breather after yards to a touchdown OnHe successive clashes with Harvard and the third extra ooint the Yale kickoff Scalzi ran 95 yards Ky Nov 1— (AP) period Jhe ofFlickertails although cham-- 1- -- LEXINGTON to another touchdown and made anthe North Central confer- “Harold S Ray Independence Ky pions successful drop-kic- k ence and one of the few remain- - and Paul Howard Howardton Ky other State scored in the third Michigan ng undefeated and untied teams will be shaved on the field between period with a drive and this year were rated considerably halves of the Kentucky-Alabam- a blockafter the in late game again below the powerful Army team in football game this afternoon line on a the punt ing — The two University of Kentucky strength M students were adjudged winners of f a beard-growicontest sponsored Closes circle campus pep organby Su-K- y N ization The awards were announced at a pep rally last night Y Ray who was awarded first will receiv a large silver cupplace and CHICAGO Nov 1— (AP)— Horses PITTSBURG Nov l (AP)— With Howard second a mailer trophy and turf followers today were packThe beards of both are black and ing up to leave Chicago the scene he spectacular battle they iere in 1928 still fresh in memory their laces reveal a respectable of 158 days of racing during which more than 30000 fans had purchas- growth after a clean-shavstart more than $2000000 in price money ed tickets for today’s game at the ten days ago when the contest be-g- was battled for ' stadium between the colorful elevfor Taps was sounded yesterday the ens of Carnegie Tech and New York A barber’s chair will be moved Hawthorne’s fall meeting closing university Each team has lost one onto Stoll field especially for the metropolitan district’s longest and game Carnegie being downed by occasion and a local barber will be wealthiest season Notre Dame New York university j honored with the task of removing For the recent Hawthorne meetby Fordham Both are in first class ‘the evidence of manhood from the ing Jockey W Johns turned in the condition for today’s tilt- students most victories scoring 20 times Keller last-nigh- Shaving Stunt To Feature Grid Game 10-ya- ed 48-ya- rd 23-ya- lamegie Meets Grid Athletes ng ed PHILADELPHIA Nov 1— (AP)— Miller Jarring Jim” Bausch of the -- University of Kansas was a magnet for on today’s game with Pennsylvania Franklin field Bausch because of his football prowess and the recent controversy in the Big Six conference over his eligibility received more publicity upon the Jayhawkers’ arrival here than did "Red” Grange the "Gal loping Ghost” of Illinois when he roamed Franklin field a few years ago and sent Penn crashing to defeat Bausch is the big threat on the halfJay hawker team a back on a hard hitting fast moving versatile team that averages 195 ber side-stepp- ed t 0 12—46 NEW YORK Oct 31— (UP)— Tim 9-- head-linesm- 20 14 Mara suing Gene Tunney and Billy pibson for $405000 In supreme court today depicted himself as a greathearted Irishman who could not bring himself to accept 25 per cent of Tunney’s earnings but insisted on taking only 10 per cent It is Mara’s intention that he was responsible for obtaining the bout at Philadelphia whereby Tunney brought about the downfall of Jack Dempsey as heavyweight chamGibson formerly Tunney’s pion manager has been declared incompetent and now is in a sanitarium Most of the morning session was devoted to identifying telegrams exchanged between Tunney and Mara while Gene was on his way to Cali fornia in 1928 to make a motion picture Mara said he with Tunney before the fighter left for Hollywood and at that time Tunney offered him 25 per cent of his earnings in the Dempsey fight and 25 per cent of his income thereafter That wouldn’t be fair to you Gene” Mara quoted himself as saying “I’ll just take 10 per cent of your Dempsey purse and 25 per cent KAYSVILLE Nov 1—After lead0 for two periods the Davis eleven bowed before Granite in the 7 closing quarters here Friday Fullback The contest was brimful of fine Scoring Box Elder: Touchdowns football The summary: Ward Steed Rasmussen 3 point Granite Davis after touchdown Ward 2 Thelin Rushforth Score by periods Left end 6 6 7 13—32 Box Elder ‘ Reed N Clark — 0 0 0 0 0 Ogden tackle Left Substitutions Box Elder Peters BaJngerter for Owens R Wood for Sneed Og- Kunkel Right guard Chez Terran for F den Darling for Swan Foley Chez for Darling Darling Driggs Center for Oliash Henderson for De Hart Bell Hart Anderson for L Foley Dockum for Hilton Pell for Morris Hunter for Gunderson Right guard Swaner Anderson Tracy for Wangsgaard er Right tackle Officials: Conroy referee Crowton J Thomley umpire Bunnell Right end ing ton left end for 60 yards and a A pass from Capener touchdown to Hawkins was good for the extra point Durfrey for the winners was outstanding Porter and Rawlins were the best bets for the Preston athletes Logan won handily over South Cache 26 to 7 and North Cache eked out a victory over the Webqr machine The Bear lineup follows: Bear River Preston ed ng ex-rub- of th game came in the opening period when Hawkins skirted the Pres- - Utah sharp-shooti- 7-- riit Shoshone 14 Richfield 0 two-fist- Bear River scored an impressive 0 victory over the Preston machine at Garland Friday The only score I Fairfield 0 Wendell 20 Idaho Falls 6 Boise 6 Pocatello 0 Elackfoot 0 Twin Falls 20 Burley 12 cool-head- ed On Bear 7-- 0 nd Stribling i 46 Crutchfield H Crutchfield Reading Whiteley Hale Hartenstein Burton Pomeroy Luce Reese Score by periods: B Y U 0 0 0’ 0— 0 gave W L "Young” Stribling battling pride of Georgia fought a battle with his courcame rival and ageous out of a clinch In the third to batter Christ-ner- ’s head with a heavy barrage One of these blows a sizzling left hook split Christner’s nose and the injury appeared so serious Referee Johnny Brassil pulled him away from the southerner and assisted him to his comer Then the official raised Stribling’s arm In token of victory Christner tried to be aggressive but most of his savage rushes were generally stopped by his opponent's left On the few occasions that the veteran worker did succeed in tearing inside of his skillful opponent’s guard he was only able to land weak body blows Christner essayed to fight at close quarters in the first round but and scored a Stribling heavy left hook to the head Meyer fell into a clinch and after the break took two more such blows the last one a direct hit on his left eye Two more lefts In the second made Christner’s eye sightless and he missed with a wild right Stribling put over another left hook and followed with a resounding right to the body Just as the second ended the Georgian shook Meyer with a heavy right to the body and left hook to the jaw Meyer was a battered battler when' he answered the third and his appearance probably convinced Stribling it was time to shift into high gear Strib banged over a left nook to the Jaw then ripped in a right to the same vicinity and dropped down to Christner’s body when het fell into a clinch After the break Stribling worked his opponent into the center of the ring and pounded him high with both hands The blow that ended the bout was a short left but landed with such devastating force that Stribling was spattered with blood from his vic- Lot Weberites Drop Close Event SALT LAKE Nov 1— Utah university freshmen trounced the B Y U first year athletes here Friday h - and Phil Scott 10-rou- SPLENDID GAME Preston Loses The (ap that flattened a three - round technical knockout over the rugged K O Christner of Akron 0 here last night in what was to have been the Argonne A A’s feature contest in the Boston arena t to 0 in their annual grid tilt The Utes were superior in all departments of play Russell former Weber college back was the out- standing star The summary: b Y U Utah Droub'ay Hughes left end Condie Ostler left tackle Murdock Bridge left guard Bateman Gilbert center Peterson Showell right guard Carlston Hopkins right tackle Stratton Davies! end right Russell Westphall quarterback Rlchins ogleberry left halfback Christensen McDonald halfback Russell Hapt fullback Substitutions: B Y U—Vacher Brom Whitman Hunter Lewis J Christensen Tucker Lewis Jacobson Allen Utah — Knight Day Bennion Gisseman- A Nov i blows Otto Von Porat BEAR RIVER IN Utah rreshmen In Easy Grid Contest I Boston con-testsJ- ITT J By BILL KING Associated Press Sports Writer — — Bermuda When the Army plays Notre Dame at Chicago a number of cadets from the Point will be on hand ready to bet' their five bucks Each cadet Is allowed a finif to spend riotously when the team goes away for a big game though the allow- oe ance is cut to $1 for minor Jacobs who has gone to Germany to talk things over with the world’s heavyweight champion (by foul) Max Schmel-ln- g says Maxie will fight for the milk fund this year and not for Dear old Barcethe Garden lona Is to see a new kind of bull fight early in November when Primo Camera meets Paulino Uzcedun f-f five-yar- Triumph Over Vet of Padded Arena i Hendrix-Henderso- 10-ya- Georgian Shows Ability Iri Did You Know That— at 0 advantage at half time The Earl Ferguson athletes need to register only one more victory now to cinch the title They play Weber next week in their final contest After Ward had scored once in the initial period Box Elder recov-ere- d a fumble on the line and carried the oval to the mark when the period ended Rasmussen went over for the score on the next play as the second quarter opened Ogden rallied and Morris got away for 30 yards A forward pass behind the line of scrimmage to Olish and several line plunges put the ball on the line and Ogden lost the ball on downs just before the half ended POWER PLAYS Box Elder used the famous Fer- Marysville guson off tackle power play to reTeachers 6 cord most of her gains They sprin- College Evansville 20 Hanover 7 kled cutback plays and occasional Carbondale i9 cape Girardeau passes in for good measure 0 In the third period after Ogden Teachers 45 Marietta 0 Muskingum d on held the Bees line the Eastern Teachers 13 Kentucky for three downs Rasmussen counted Morehead 0 onca fake signal play Ward conDrake 12 Washington uniververted with a place kick 0 sity Ogden spurted in the last quar12 Carthage 25 Illinois college ter and had the pigskin on the eight 19 26 Rockhurst Wentworth line a but yard hampered Washburn 13 Emporia Teachcount Van Dyke their chances to penalty tossed the leather 40 yards to Mor- ers 6 Bradley 14 Millikin 6 ris who ran to the eight-yar- d line East Central Teachers Oklahoma before being brought to ground After Ogden had been penalized 22 East Texas Teachers 7 five yards the Orange Streaks fum Wayland 12 New Mexico Military bled and Box Elder recovered The Institute 7 Central College Iowa 36 Saint Bees opened a final scoring attack in the last period that resulted in two Ambrose 0 Tarkio 14 Grand Island 0 touchdowns Buena Vista 14 Lomaha univer- A pass from Ward to Rasmussen was good for one of the tallies Ras- - sitY P- mussen circled the Ogden left end Dubuque universtly 13 Platee for the final touchdown and Wara ville Miners 0 converted for the final points of the Central 36 St Ambrose 0 battle Roanoke 40 Lynchburg 15 - Box Elder’s line Catawba 12 Lenoir Rhyne 0 outcharged the Duke Frosh 25 Wake Forest Ogden line and was much faster getting away One of the outstand- Frosh 0 was ing features of the Bee North Carolina State Frosh 12 their tackling The Bee play ends were North Carolina university Frosh 7 outstanding tackling Ogden backs University of Idaho Southern in their tracks time and again Branch 103 Montana State Nor-- 1 LEADING LIGHT maI ° Rasmussen and Ward were the Nampa 19 Caldwell 0 " for the Brigham City leading lights Middleton 41 Kuna 0 L Foley Mor machine while-OlisMilba 0 Meridian 0 xis and Van Dyke were outstanding Boise Freshmen 6 Franklin 0 for the Tigers Filer 26 Buhl 7 Ogden closes her season next week Rupert 35 Gooding 0 against the Grizzlies at Logan Kimberly 14 Oakley 13 The summary: 7 Albion High 7 Declo Box Elder Ogden Hazelton 0: Hansen 31 25-ya- ' tecs 'COMES rd Chicago Annual Turf Year ng foht en un |