Show IHE OGDEN STAN WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 3 1934 mm mm 0 B arabas Start For COLUMBIA SQUAD MAKES TOUR OF STUDIOS MOVIE DARD-EXAMINE- R 0 portents' Goal Line McL em o re A dm iIS He Picked ions H Writer Refers To Article of December 5th Where He Had Considerable Fun Over Columbia's Selection For! Proof Will Leave lonieM r or East Coming Through Ogden Thursday to By HENEY McLEMORE United Press Staff Corresporidpnt YORK Jan 3— (UP)—The following paragraphs NEW in my story of December 5 the day following Columbia's selection to play Stanford in tfae Rose Bowl:' "I still don't believe it that Columbia's going to the Rose Bowl I mean Columbia in the Rose Bowl? Ha! Ha! Hal "The limping lion picked from all the j outfits of the country to do battle with one of those j super-supe- r of the mighty west And in the biggest game of them all too No pard it can't be true It's a joke The' fellows who thought it up just jumped the un on repeal got a little too ossified and tried to be cute" By PAUL ZIMMERMAN Associated Press Sports Writer o BUTTE Mont Jan 3— Montana Is sports mad The entire state likes its basketball and likes It red hot The present Invasion of the Ogden Boosters candidates for national court horion at Kansas Clt next March ha been a most successful one " Record attendance smashing greeted the Boosters at Great Falls and Billings The second fame be tween the Boosters and the Oolden Bobcats played at Billings attract edfans from the Canadian border Wyoming and all parts of Montana :More than 500 fans were turned away " The Boosters easy winners over the Bobcats at Great Falls suffered 31 to 33 setback at Billings on small court This game In the opinion of critics in attendance was the greatest ever played In Mon 1 I o tana We quote In part a news story on the game which appeared in the Billings Gazette: "Led by Johnny Callahan who at six feet Is the midget of the team the Boosters were everything ad vonce notices said they were Their shooting was obviously 'off' They missed about 00 per cent' of their shots But as for passing speeo and - team work they were unex ' ce led" Luke Wright sports editor of the Great Falls Tribune had this to say "I have seen the best cage teams In the land perform but the Ogden Boosters of 1933-3- 4 stand out as the greatest mschlne I have ever seen Jn action I believe they will be the new national champions when the Kansas City tournament is - con ! eluded" Jean Jordan ports editor of the Montana Standard at Butte gave his opinion of the Boosters as fol i l s v H i'f T ' IILW — rd Nebraskan Heads Coaches RUTH STARTS ANNUAL SIVEAT new scuaoij -- I r t - t t- expects m nay I'd hate to lose Joe In 1935" said DaDC iO Little "A great player he certainly Year This Turns 40 would be missed and I hope he can Next Month play but I cannot- say definitely" RIchavlch was lneiigime tnrougn By JACK CUDDY the regular season of 1931 but re rained eood scholastic standing in United Prea fitaff Correspondent — (UP! — NEW YORK Jan time to make the trip west He will be eligible next fall but the ques Babe Ruth started training today tton of standing wUl have to b for the biggest fight of his glamor settled when the team gets home pus career an attempt to wrest from The team will arrive In Ogden father time one more creditable o'clock Thursday season of big time baseball before Utah at quitting probably to become manag night er oi me ew xors: xanitees in ! Least Five First Rate the finest oasebau prospects seen in Positions Are why man territory for ome tlmt and kail achool last year was one of the leading payers but Open "T— — — " 1 T Columbia's not a foot-th- ls 'JColumbia has 23 111 a lot of registered pitchers jn the Commercial league Tammany voted they exist in name BY WILLIAM UTERES holding down hU regular turn on only Insofar ai football ability la Associated Press Sports Writer tn slab for Armstrong concerned They've got uniforms and CHICAGO Jan 3— fAP)—The Oreenwell will make an inspiringUvtf th itArm hnrH lnnir a business of fining rootoaii coaching j leader for the Tlgersthis year He jot cosier all the good 4 ' 9 kuiiik luuiiK tuvcijr uuv ntctc i ja cwi Bivnuy nu litis amiciiv thv m jwn were at least? five first rate positions! sense TOO MANV IIIIRENESSCS open today I actually wkih I had mbscd thi In the east Dartmouth still has turn on the gain© and picked Stan to replace Jackson Cannell who re ford to win for 'this success followed signed and Duquesne has not yet so closely' on ihp heels of my sensanamed a successor to Elmer Lay tional picking 'of Schmellng over dent Reg Root has not been let Baer Bharkey j over Camera and out of Yale but reports persist that over Miss Jacobs as to Mrs Moody there will b someone else preparing me embarrass fpeople are stopping the Bulldog for It battles In 1934 Down aotitn tnrpn rnnnlc fi eams Upen becond Halt e ral of my friends now call me "Sure looking about for new leaden North shot" McLore Carolina la after a man to replace With Taylor Added I 1 1 I Uiin vtmvui m Chuck Collin whose contract was rp e win IO kJCneCJUie An not rnmA and mm1 id AntMi nrynhfHr crotnlm bnwevr One Tex"4 create Tex where mo University of brings Joy happiness Weber stake will start and gladness la those who make is located almost every prominent vTn§ tne secona najr or the M Men pa- - wmoptm n nn nredictlon Onlv rViRhit wiMi n hm evening in the the other day a man who had made i! or unattached ha been mentioned ward with four games ached- - bet on my lastf six picks came in as the successor to Clyde Ldttleflcld " wim 4 present ror me jajsc omce wf resigned Chet Wynee singed up Vr1"" th® flnal con"iauthorlUes opened It under water the University of Kentucky so Ala- '5 V °clc K ' said It was one of the finest bama Poly is In the market lcri ? w'zi'L no with Marriott defeats and six They machine the Infernal rev-whinfernal The situation started to clear up won victories rarr the first half enua department had ever handled Layden member of Knute WCS6 With' One CCfcat and five VlC- I7rir1rn' "PVvi Trvnnn Whv thw tVM!Mlll that It it' AM to take charge of Notre Dame a £" finished Insecond place with touched off it would milk every cow athletic director and head fcotall rflf 'umn"1 wa between here and Rochester wim coach When Lavden went in at infa eftCn- mree win ana tnree oeieat Rnuth Ttnd tth-1- i'Trnnir WW1 K° "om even to derson '?and Jesse Hamer wnt oiit V 1 win wio u- Anderson efinratid inm" viiri llht tIM hla klf aiUli ditlon of Vi( tw mitm Taylor mifMno ilav An ionignts scncUUIe Includes Third thre vear document at North Una State replacing another for- MVT ci cl?ch FRIDAY Tenth ward at eight mer Notre Dame star John P — J emun iiarpee dropped nine o'clock "Clipper" fCti- and Fair West and if ftf "v - V tluCK me wewr conego oajsnetoau wainturn to hi Kansas i ranch Ken-- r enwin piay meir asu "f oiof autheai jwen oincers counter tucky let Harry Carnage go I and arid coache Weber stake Friday I evening aeainst a Young colics squad In the one of the many former Notre Dame hsJve£n al — ui lrrvilrwlif fM i rr nas wen Bweiwon an wortini aauy rvVfMvtK jiooper ana wiwi a arg squaa ana expecis 10 "Qus" Dorlas who threw nasses to Rkno for Notre Iame now a I bu-'that'- i "lows: "Montana has gone wild over the ' sensational play of the Ogden 11833 Boosters Utah and Ogden In par The all-tlhome run king's first ticular will gain national fame a was a END training public workout at the result of this fine amateur ma Artie McOovern's gymnasium for i chine " the benefit of writers photographers "Although their schedule called and the like for but four games in Montana Despite demands of radio add oth seven will be played The Boosters er activities Babe hopes to execLse could have played every night In daily at the gymnasium until mid Montana for a month but previous I mv to St Pet ThiiriEdav February MnrnintyOf ahiiiw flwhen 4 hem goes schedule making prevents any addiVi nlr t a InlMff tional games In our state I have ror bames Un raCltlC cama He will tolf and fish until the seen the Cook Painters and the C rest of the Ruppert men arrive ' old Henrys perform In my opinion The great man will celebrate his the Boosters are the greatest team 40th t kx birthday In New York Feb 7 furvTv Mftnf ever assembled are worried over his pros- Friends n vwn wrtn t with M'nr t0T 19" "e '"Jed considerably tana Mines as a climax the Ogden ODDITIES OF SPORT TUwttiTH un wmmd trrtav mkuy vi iivi 4J4 guinea jcm f h Amarlrin Vonthall Coaches' Association Tii naw Joe Markham general manager of were not he suffered a successful basketball Junket highly c2plJ??J the Montana Standard and Ed dilcaro convention is DanaiX- - Bible Nebraska couplet of V bad hitting slumps and- tivfAd —at- nth Montana throuch I — h iLHtntAr ' former eonKrataiaiea dt uun ihnvn fthoT nn riehtT beinr J Smyth Ogdcnlte entertain Mines never really had a chance 7 TT fif im lT J"c- r M T)lff Tnnn at Ict r"lc lcuipuraiU7 nDited the Boosters during their Butte rklrmitt nf i mnA tfmr TTtVi frmrx iJfSt lUUC Ml m CJUTCr JOT Weajt flitwith th visit Markham a former star of mmirtu o flKi "tinfaJr erilicUm" eauslnr coackea to losa tlicl 1 l the Triple B team of Billings rej M now neavier ii uian ever lobs' lated a number of Interesting items within 10 points during the second "Ul J ucP?1Qi to the writer of court games of the half Then the Boosters put on iriwre' " w wwibuuw whirlwind removed all that rally t past n -ycars " oia ei?or We played Utah university at doubt as to the final result 5°ry me oases aoout in Fnrtrn-I1At that the total core of scampering 0 Billings in 1912 and gave them an Ogden center and the viai- - 456 company usfora parucuiariy artistic lacing" said Mr Markham berry anyone built th tough assignment "Lon and Ott Romney were mem- tor- -' h!ffht mint mainr like Ruth Hflnl hv Vnlnir vilin11 - -- J Th(r ' bers of that ttam Our club toured ' " wai "'I — "WVU i- ll - cenajnw 19 TiflumuJr "T - t - ason the nation twice and met all comers freshman who started at center and 8tart' thc as a regulars but Fred Bcnnion who coached Utah in finLshed at guard wU1 h lur7 p&Ted Miller the Boosters' crack for1912 was permitted to referee the j2'00° ttuntlftn mjit1 it fnr anv 11 points to hU record down With s°od lucIc he ward added ayplay Standard-Examin- By AL WARDEN game between Utah and the Triple Writer of o have the Sport colleges membership me uv oi maximum coniesis ui BOOSTERS B'BOZEMAN Montana Jan 3 — in other conferences and full con- - university or ijetroit ana w" so scneauje u ne weakens Montana wi© poay The pro- - test "The Triple B's were together four vy ot Vlllftivwa ouiirterRttihldrihi — of the home State imrrtant college mmhrhn fitrf w season ne '" IKAtr ine prooaDiy wui 'WCTW made by the two teams N FeFt1 Pfaunn - The game wa originally ached- iI "Vv years a recall anotner game we Trnmn famous "Oolden Bobcats" one of the vuvf or X 1 4 Jccrvt'u pmcn imung Mcburney played In 1917 between old veterans of all ular membership in a standard ed- - Duquesne still anottier former Irish T 7± The Yankees need Ruth more greatest basketball team 5 1 1 " tne and the Columbus team of Montana Miller f 1 rcpre9ent 1 Bach to star to take Joe time another forward ucatlon Pnt looking expected S!? ever not because of his play accrediting organization ' 3 0 0 than Ott Romney i played center on the Gibbons I i!S "If athletic competition amongst Layden'a place The latest report ard Is base ong period of athletic participation l but because he c ing ability — 6 3 0 Fortenberry eiuo and I was a forward More n ?ifc Yale B 'Jock' Dr had John conference from Mountain the team to are continued be it 7ou "pl Rocky college ball's Individual attraction greatest g 2 2 0 than $3000 was bet on the game Comer The Bobcats recently relegated to i Important that all of the values Sutherland leaving Pittsburgh to go REVISE PASS RULE o 1 1 For the first time since 19221 the Callahan g awenson wur ciub won 34 to 21" the little "four at the conference involved be considered Groups of to New Haven However both the The rule iof the Southern asocia- - iormea cannot be Yanks as New hailed swenson wa undecided- - today l l 2 Fred Bennion is now secretary of Colvln g whole-aoctwow nave ana at feel honored Denver pow xaie aeniea k tion against Intentional passe Is college young people require 2 o 2 York's "big- team The Giants' 1933 tne Montana State Taxpayers Asso Clark g n being associated In the R M C some Dhvsical contesU with other Texa may pick a man tomorrow Urt world championship left the season start - ffn)n victory rpvin TVIlav th Cniiffam — — — elation Ed Smytti Is one of 44 u - t athletic program For seventeen inririirmn rr rrmir rw mm rnm x- - ana naa id names unaer cuiisiacra-- i Colonel Jacob Ru t a outfit Xpert's xesj 4 Totals 23 12 vciucu oy s to scheduled The " a Butte greatest sportsmen 17i game evening Fred f mem — the been second-rate- r have Bobcats o New York fans cannot year v v"vu ivAivw i i Martin MONTANA MINES tnnrtiv jonii ijtw mwiwjw iui ij Re berg former Ogden High star of wwm a wsw wiui onH t thft tinfannloved r" branch of thu WaltiA r4ii r trarfLJ: v" 3 provjoe mat penaiuea im" VVWl Tf sVJ MVVU forget that the Yanks finished sev- bers of the mountain athletic eir insfHMttnnal (25) Up contest at seven o'clock between cult other value are a£crlficed to purely Alabama Poly and North Carolina posedforthe en same behind the Senators games intentional pass - will the Weber second squad and the inent Butte sportsman FgFtPf' President Alfred Atkinson n:d economic ends it Is perfectly clear are doing their searching so quietly cases wnere 3 3 0 who took' an unmerciful beating me seventeenth ward " Cat Thompson and Frank Ward Gallant f BW names have been mention Coach Schubert Dyche axe two of that professional 'athletics in other that few from the Giants mrown one 1 1 4 f strike and Wilcox wUl probably get the can McBurney pitcnexcas brilliant stars ofthe former Mon the firm supporter of the Rocky departments of snort will displace ed in connection witn the jobs f an to given 0 0 0 atWnter opportunity tana Bobcats gave the Ogden Larimer t Bwenan said with Foley Mountain conference They believe college athletics a professional All appears serene In the Western iuw jlu bmo na Deen aiscoverea mat 0 0 0 and forward and Green Snow Boosters a wide edge in the coming E Erlckson i that the membership of twelve baseball ha displaced college base conference with the possible excep should the rule a drawn be strictly Ktocald or at Tobln g 5 2 2 at the guard Thatcher v national tournament of Ohio Stat tlon teams Is beneficial to all concerned ball L Although his wiiernreica n mirm two 0 4 0 f permK Wllla-ma- n Schubert Dyche Montana State Walsh c t positions been Sam ha record school good need the help ("The small runner 10 occupy one base at the Doxey center and forward: Drake Erlckson c 0 0 0 coach also favors the Boosters In O been under fire by the fa Same ha of Institution the in the 1 1 am m on The Associated larger YEAIIt Oh AMERICANS? (By time President Martin ex- - forward Tnn nA Xfranintrnn t 0 3 Tress) 0 g g the AAU Joust Dyche plans to BALTIMORE— Jim Browning 233 Rockies just as the weak team In The New York! American hock mous "downtown coaches" of Co- plains that the new regulations were o 1 0 g Murphy attend the finals at Kansas City lumbia chiefly for having lost to hurriedly drawn up and upon later guard will also e service during National baseball 0 0 1 Verona Mo threw Olno Oarlbaidl the American and club ha ey The Ogdenlres endeavored to play Mullaney the game 8wenion reported MiChgan too m any time thrMritisherspUylng leagues need the support of the in the lineup— was examination 0 0 0 218 New York 65:30 ' discovered it that defense Red Dutton the rubber game with the Bobcats Beldeman g a soon a the present vacan changes In the text must be made leading aggregations" said Coach Red Jackson forward - and Llyod Just but the departure of Orlando Ward or six more inare filled five cie m the an with Interview NEW 218 Dyche YORK— of Jack 8 9 I Sherry Totals for southern Utah teaching duties Oeorge Grass a player Just brought stitutions will start hunting unless CAGE RESULTS t writer Ohio threw Little Beaver 223 — LIFE SAVED up from the minors prevented the game Incurrently unemployed gridiron uneroitee Indian 23:09 TRADITION If it had not been for Rube Val- i Ogden's cage machine invades are hired structor WILL ORGANIZE — (By TlM Aiwiclated Press) "The tradition behind aerenteen recently traded to the-- Boston California next" for games at San bcrg — — — oollfge 23 Michigan BISSONETTE STAYS Red Sox by the Athletics Detroit Mississippi Francisco Oakland San Jose Santa theJ Waiter Morris an official In year of competition In the conferWins 25Cue 1 State Texas manv for league years ence has enabled us to make a fine Del BIsspnette will be back Barbara Los 'Angeles Long Beach COUGARS TAKE GAIVIE might have been forced to look Centenary 20 DePauw 19 new a have may created for post first base for the Baltimore Orioles record In all branches of sport Our and other points GRAND JUNCTION Colo Jan elsewhere than to Philadelphia for Millikin 38 Einrka 27 The Ogden team Is now function- mm the coming season It la un- - next season plans for disposing of great Oolden Bobcat team of Just 3— (AP) — With Nelson contributing a manager next season According Wisconsin 26 Marquette 28 derstood is to he be or- - the former that named In a few basketball on year gainago athlet all are much ing Brooklyn having 21 eight They Couth Dakota 32 Iowa 42 points the Brigham Young to a story coming out of the Mary ' iot im ninors in me soum been dropped by Jack Ogden biul- - ed national fame Our football land duck hunting country Mickey Improved over their play of two Cook' defeated Dakota l etate 26 River South Cougars Sporting vw WOTT tne nes manager of the Orioles fol teams over a period of 17 year have weeks ago The game originally 7 z Cochrane the Tigers new man Palls Teachers 30 Good here last company hoopster scheduled ofi wrjH oi me year on me lormation lowing a conference between the art average of about JJ0O per cent with University ager! narrowly escaped drowning Drake 18 Iowa plate 20 nljrht by a 59 to 23 score Southern California for January 5 wmwwu! iajc worru two jjissonette already ha signed which is a fine record hi boat sank a be wa go when vuiv center Nelson at also controlled Arizona 44 Illinois Wesleyan 43 "Athletic a an amateur and ed will be played January 19 at Los is a former player mansger busl- - his 1334 contract He had ben to retrieve a wounded duck and Carthage 32 Iowa Wesleysn 37 visitors for Utah the The the ing tlpoff np" manager and club president placed on the market when tt was ucational factor need stimulation Angeles game wa alow The Brigham Young Cochrane weighted down with his Baylor 43 Eastf fTexas Teachers 40 u once mM ine neaa oi the beUeved he wa dlsaatlafled follow-Tex- as provided by conference competition reserve defeated Grand Junction heavy hunting costume wa waging Valley City Nj D Teachers 37 leagye o he 1 weU fitted for m a poor season with the Oriole Therefore everyone benefit 8 in a preliminary a losing fight until Walberg swam Montana Btate 231 Junior college MW Juo Football It 1 true 1 the major Un 1933 out and rescued Mickey Et Mary's 32 Stanford 34 game i' sport but every school hould carry Eanta Clara 28 Califonila 18 on a complete program We believe Washington State 44 Whitman It that our athletio program serve as ffhigh a percentage of the student as any other school of the nation YANKS WANT PITCHERS "The old saying united we stand Cleveland and ! the New York (By The Awociated Press) divided we fall surely applies to the Yankees lla-CI- lff ST PETERSBURG may yet IpUll a trade ac athletic situation of the Rocky to Greenwood 143 Sarasota outpoint-- 4 gossip! It 1 understood cording Mountain conference Montana state that the Yankees are still dickering Curtis Mullen 141 Beaumont solidly in fayor of the twelve Tex (lOf Jackie Cruz El Paso Tex for Pitchers Mcl lardcr and Wes- i iiiuAULi'UiA jin j— (UP)— school circuit" wa In- understood nelth it The although list ANGELT3 this Jan L03 year exempted rcrreu cut Earn ey tney are reluc topped ntlscl 133 Tampa Jimmy UlLion formerly of th m er Ehotton nor Nugent would com State "Montana 180 player par elude 37 players all buc two of tant to give up trip more that college With hopes Urn than (31 the In players Louis Cardinals was named man ment that the former Phil' man ' he athletic relationship which has In trial over six courses whom are now on hand These are dians want in rcttrn ticipating agfr of the Philadelphia Philips tger would pilot the Cincinnati exUted amongst the colleges and the qualifying round of the Los An Walter Hagen and Gene Earazen VX3T PALM BEACH F5a oasoaii club today for the 1134 Reds universities of the Rocky Mountain cles $5000 open golf tournament who were expected to arrive before Cwboy Pranlcle Edgren 184 Chey-enn- e cxv)n 17 The Phils states be for to the report past year which start Saturday was to be Friday may according Wyo outpointed Roy Wal-lc- e ine announcement was made by here have arranged to par one-thir- d continued i played despite damage to the Four of the qualifying courses today Indianapolis (10) 1 prcsiaeni of the of Ehotton' ujeni all "It course of the $15000 that and the "rry rain yearly important by heavy Phils after a conference with Wilwere in none too good condition loods salary for the next two ' years the standard institution of higher edu SMITH WINS son Wright' are' Belllhl men's £enu : of the contract while the cation in the area be continued In length the outstanding players On unplayable- holes the golfers ine 8EATTIX Jan 3— (UP)— Pord According to Among U B Rubbcf elide ftwtrner gosilp here Red's will pay him $10000 yearly' regular membership The Rocky to orccd tourna for the Cleve be will Smith Montana heavyweight scored Burt Ehotton sporting of routed to other at S2U!t a pair 1 hi qualify Emln (above) tjaloshcs Rudolph through whose contract as Wilson' salary was noc announc Mountain states have much in com land ment proper were Bill Mehlhorn holes on the course to hi seventh straight victory last manager of the Phillies is the undtr toiay positively price regained a player them give ed but it was intimated that the mon and the relatively small popu- world' cort And more important thfse blulsrcf champjon- - Jimmy Hlne Johnny Rogers Bob full SO night by outpointing Meyer Christ-f-r- r' years to run wlU be paidhain two pocket 12 on Hie leaders and ties full former BL Louis catcher would da- - lations ore (rciiuims U B Rubber first require that opportunities ahip by defeating Andrew Penxl In by Crulckshank Vic Ghczzi Al and Akron Ohio m an eight round until he receives another baseball celve $13000 a year He was given for contest amongst the institutions tha bout here final of the tournament at Chi- - Emory Zimmerman Guinea Kop rpch coun-- will qualify for thc quality Wrignt'V Men's Ctore & lw9 year eon tract be provided Tin geography of the cao (Associated Press Photo) and Ilarold McCpaden three day 72 hole tournament MONTANA TRIP fK rjrth atri' r'i1 Vk naf f i niHn) rent — AH-- nll 1 h- - — I "leau '"""" rw WEBER PLAYS IYE 7rYuIllT nr fr 1 i- A Warden Says Sports Flourish In Montana lr nvii pre-seas- on SLfi? Attrt er - rh sy en jn ! 1 — 1 r 1 1 a9''M-- ' evcn-Brlgha- rit m a 1 JL t ——-- 1 " rt !' I c-- Sf?JS!fP£5SII?h SlLfe msaAi or 1 ' j — PLAYS TONIGHT six-for- ty BOOSTERS o -- NIVEBER STAKE 9 'rVi S FOR COACHES 'v A 1 - — mr w :re7 -- -— inninri mh i!irrr ' " m "i" JfT i-- T I the-batte- r Wrestling Result! c-- - i g-- o " : ) ft Title - i" J p 3 i a's SCHOOLS HUNT 15-ya- WHAT JUDGMENT Thus did I ilt the nail squarely on the head almost a month before Greenwell Elected 'the two teams met What acumenl What superb mar As of The What Judgment! shalling of facts! To the casual reader the atijove two paragraphs Cage might convey I the Impression that T : considered fjOolumbla's cause a Clyde Greenwell three letter man hopeless one But to a diligent readof the Ogden senior higji school er—to one whef digs deeper than the was elected captain of the 1934 printed word lithe entire game Is basketball squad Tuesday afternoon there just as fplayed last Monday during the scrimmage Coach Dixon Read those wojds again and see if between the Enes you don't get jtvappje reponea mis morning Greenwell is one of the two re-- - i a nicttire of the mud of- Bar abas — maining regulars irom last year tne going over iyr a touchdown of omer Deing Maurice tvenneay gallant goal line stand ter and thd ovirwnfldpnc of the biar ureenweii nas maae a spienaio Rtanford tfam recora as an atmete at the Tiger t don't like a bra but after all lair Heaa played a regular guard selecting winners la my business but vu me yaiciuiui uutm uaiiwac rart th folloWlnff excerots also team and Is one of U rom my Decejmber B essay and on the football me ieaouig po vauitrrs oi me wonder along With me how anybody normernJS4JAM acnooi circiet so definitely se into the fu could nign " SI J Captain Squad Tiger it f 1 man-kille- rs v i 3 j ry o 3 3 — (AP) The football team that went" to y bed at every night on a trek so it might long cross-countstage the greatest upset in Rose tournament history — Columbia's thirty— went ahead reaping its re ward In acclaim today Southern California which likes its football dished up "well done" continued to praise and entertain Coach Lou Little's team that beat Stanford 7 to 0 New Year's day After a luncheon and tour of one of Hollywood's picture plants yesterday the Lions went Agrarian today and planned to tour Southern i California's citrus grove sections Before turning eastward tonight But two of the thirty were miss-in- ? v They were Owen McDowell first string end and Tommy Tomb second string quarterback both of i? ' '' whom contributed to victory They '" T i in en route east by airplane were the hope of getting to New York in time for the basketball season Mcof Columbia's Dowell Is captain 1IH IT last night here left tlll L1 III J quintet They and hoped to span the country in bucket Columbia university's football team rose to dramatic helehts New Completely upsetting the dope 20 hours east-we- st xears uose bowl in Fasaaenas oay Stanford yamea grid classic and defeated a heavily-favore- d Joe RIchavlch star tackle for the eieven i 10 u Twemy-nv- e umoreua-snieiaed saw tnousana soectators the yorsers n?w scalp Lions was wondering today If he Thornhlll's Palo Alto Calif Indians while a rainstorm converted the playing: field Into a sea of"Tiny mud hadn't found a thorn In the Bowl Photo shows Earabas Columbia back Indicated by arrow starting his end for the run around left of Roses The question arose as to oiuy core 01 me game whether he sacrificed a year of to play In the game eligibility against Stanford Coach Lou Little was reluctantly AC' Included to believe Joe would have only one more year on the basis of the fact that the annual game while played on the first day of 1934 is technically a part of the ten-thirt- MONT AN AN S LIKlT SPORTS 3 Jan LOS ANGELES V - - v' 43-1- Wilson To Manage Phillies Next Year Los Angeles Golf Tournament Starts - 3-(- AP)— birrs Sk'sks-- - tx-vtol- in 0 |