Show ± f J Oct 8—This town 7000 inhabitants may soon have a national champion- ship girls' basketball team through the help of Terry Walker wealthy Indian who has offered to sponsor them The famous Dunford twins Vera and Lera bottT redhaired and' over six feet tall already have begun practicing for the fall season under Walker's Olda wnTnNVILLE AJV-"-' SPORTS ? & ' frfrM" Harry Grayson Alan J Goates are among the famous gala $7 of f porta writers 3 OGDEN UTAH y I a OX! n v J J HTJEY LONG'S GIFTS Rnssell NewlantJ Henry Gould George Kirksey and Len SECTION W manaeemenu J AUSTAR SPORTS STAFF Mc-Lem- ore — I mm jr it 125- BATON ROUGE XaOctA 182-fosaid-to beswimming pool piece band and' a the longest in the country are Senator Huey P Long's sifts this season to Louisiana State university his one hobby outside the re'alm' of politics The football team already a southern favorite isready td tackle the" 5 the greatest schedule ' of games in theAistory of " vA- - ' j J school V: Stan-dard-Eiaml- ner 8-i(- UP)A -- ot - t one f J PAGE 9 EDITED BY AL WARDEN ° A rid ft ft V ft: " -- ft- Cougars To Battle Triple Header Booked For Mat Tonight This Utah Machine Week At Salt Lake THE TIGERS' HEAVY BOMBER Ladies A rerT6iB& Admitted Free To Wilson's Revenge a twp o rww -- 4 Utah Assies Take Lead In Conference ft ft ft 1 rr C Fs '7 Wyoming's Victory Surprises Fans of Mountains JUNIORS PLAY SNAPPY BALL Denver Meets Hughesmen JUNIOR high footballers of the four junior high schools of Ogden are playing superb football this season Lewis is ROCKY MOUNT AN CONFERENCE Team Standing leading the pack with two victories and no defeats with W L T Pct Pts Central in second place with one victory and one setback— - Unusual Interest has been arousedover the Junior contests this season An averag of 500 spectators turn out for the games and the enthusiasm of the fans gives the games added color v The players of the four squads dish out fine entertainment It is surhow the youngsters perform prising They block with fine precision and 6-- ce non-conferen- A heavy advance seat sale is reported for the Colorado-- B Y U ue - Sing-Sing- " 1 6-- So-le- m's ' V ' - 32 Op7 0 6 0 67 26 12 61 7 19 41 40 20 0 i 12 13 40 T 26 6 47 This Week's Schedule Colorado university vs Colorado Teachers at Greeley (Friday night) Colorado Aggies vs Denver at Denver Bringham Young vs Utah university at Salt Lake City Colorado Mines vs Western State Headlin ers On Saturday 's Schedule Northwestern Slated Battle Stanford On West Coast NEW YORK Oct 8— (UP)— The tacked up schedule makers today ' another tough slate of week end games while gridiron goliaths groped for the smelling salts after being all but chewed to bits by so-call- ed underdogs Thccasualty list after Saturday's beating Texas A and M 40-- 6 on m ' Friday night Big time eastern teams which survived the epidemic of upsets should have comparatively eaisy sailing this week Columbia meets Virginia Military Princeton" plays Williams Fordham opposes Boston college and Army meets Drake There is a possibility the Cadets may find stiff which was opposition in Drake shaded by' Oklahoma A and M O Navy has a push over in Mary7-- land In the midwest Nebraska tangles unprecedented wave of upsets in- with Iowa powerful Vanderbilt cluded: Michigan Southern Cali- from the south invades Cincinnati and Wisconsi meets South Dakota fornia Notre Dame Purdue Cali- State Southern games bring togethfornia JNorthwestern Cornell and er Duke and Georgia Tech North Pennsylvania Even the men who Carolina State and South Carolina would die for dear Old Rutgers took Alabama and Mississippi State Ten' ' nessee and Mississippi and Louisit 'on the chinnew those laurels iana and Auburn: In the southwest Among wearing are Ursinus Richmond Franklin Arkansas opposes Baylor Tulsa and Marshall Rice Texas U Mich tangles with Texas Christian and igan' State Washington State and Texas A and M meets Centenary St Mary's and Iowa The upsets removed much of the lustre from a few would have been banner eames on this week's pro gram Southern- California's fnvas- - ' Net ion of Pittsburgh would be hailed as a major leaguers had not the earstwhile mighty Trojans bowed to BERKELEY Calif Oct 8— (UP) State Similarly the —Fred Perry England's Davis cup Washington Notre Dame-Purdbrawl would be ace had the Pacific coast a headliner had not those teams championship to add to histennis long lost to Texas and Rice respectivelist of titles today but he had to ly Northwestern's visit to Stanford travel five hard sets to acquire the ' will be clouded by the trouncing latest of his honors Iowa gave Northwestern Donald Budge of Despite Yale's beating by Colum- Oakland Calif gave the internabia the game tional champion a stiff battle before would have been well attended had surrendering in the finals yester- not Perm been bowled over by little hday 6 4 5 TTrelrmc A rA frho Rtrrsmsp Cornell took all the tennis Perry could It encounter lacks dynamite following command to subdue the California Cornell's defeat by Richmond Cali- youth on the courts of the Berkefornia hailed as one of the strongley tennis club est Pacific coast teams this season Other champions crowned after lost to St Mary's USC lost to a week's competition included: The experts Women's singles Miss Kay StamWashington State wonder if Alonzo Stagg's rugged mers England women's doubles little College of the Pacific team Miss Freda James and Miss Betty will tame California Saturday Nuthall England mn's doubles Michigan victim of the biggest Budge and Gene Mako Los Anupset 'i los'ng" to Michigan State geles mixed doubles Miss Stamfor its first defeat since 1931 will mers and iTanke' Wilde England try a comeback against Chicago junior girls' singles Miss Gussie The most interesting clashed Raegner San Francisco junior boys scrouled for this week end are singles Joe Iunt Los Angeles I3?inois-Ohi- o State Michigan-- -- Miss Stammers won the singles title' from her heam-maTech1 Harvard Freda B: own" Florida-Tula3 4 Dartmouth- - James in three sets 6 In Maine Methodist the mixed doubles the champion' and ship was iwarded on a flip of a darkness settled on the Pop Warner's Temple elevenrmak-Ir- g coin-- as court before the two English pairs its bid for national recognition ll will tackle Indiana at Philadelphia Stammers-Wild- e and Warner's outfit showed clars in could finish -- - -- Fred Perry Takes Honors Coast - - - ue Red-head- Yale-Pennsylva- ed nia 3-- 6-- 7- -5 1- 7-- -6 -- - £"wtr-Carnes- te ie ne Rice-Souther- 4-- 6-- n Texas-Oklaho- Perry-Nutha- 6-- 1 Oct PHILADELPHIA Wilson would rather see any other club in the National league than St Louis play in the world series Wilson is largely responsible for Frankie Frisch's charges facing Detroit Wilson manager of the Philadelphia Phillies and former hire- ing of Frlsch and the Cardinals' lave market personally led the hils to a couple of spectacular a few riumphs over the Gir--fays ago And Wilson took great delight in those defeats because: JSarlier in the year after the 1' if -- V i" York-Pennsylvan- Wyoming vs Montana State at Billings league J y ia v ? " 1 i iants Giants from winning the flag RDS EXPECT l -- 61-to- -6 7-t- o-0 ! i one-sid- ed ' ger gv Leaguers Baseball rs All-Sta- rs point-maki- ng ' :ll ad 1 -t- ? -- - free Otto Vander Shu it match-- ! maker looks for a y capacit "With three events main scheduled ancf a crowd said to 19 Sport Writer Prepares For Unusual Task obtains an inters view with the manager of the losing team The man who does it if f 1 any-'deser- ve a croix de guerre with two palms three i n d e xnsingers and a thumb But the award 4- probably have" to be will post- humous which fRANKIE FRISCH is a fancy word meaning that the hero's widow can wear it for a brooch For Frankie FrisCh of the Cards its and Mickey Cochrane of the are the two toughest losers ever to wreck a clubhouse The dressing rooms of these - two' after they have dropped a game would make Thermopoll Gettysburg or Verdun seem like a spelling bee Vesuvius in full erluptlon like a Chicken laying an egg- - ' Asking them for a message to convey to a waiting world after a defeat is about as safe as "scratching your back with the business end of a thigh tension wire or playing leap frog with a panther who is on the diet 17th day of an roar They rave and rant and They stomp their feet arid tear their hair They toss such large and solid articles as chairs tables and bottles about with a fine disregard for direction The only- way to interview them is by telephone and to be absolutely safe it must be a long distance call of better: than a dollar and a half night rates Get any closer and you're liable to find 'em playing squash with bottles for balls and your head as the walls Mind you the above description is of their behaviour in early defeats of the series No man now living dares imagine what is going to happen when the final game is lost- - I do know however that I'd hate to be an editor and have to detail a re porter to knock on Frankic's or Mickey's door and ask for a statement You might Just as well tell him to go and get first hand information on how it feels to be hit by a freight train One reporter I know who has been covering the dressing rooms De-tro- 18-d- ay - 0 Diamond Teams Tie For Junior Confalon al mat fans In extending this invitation for women to attend we are prepared to handle a large crowd" Ralph Morley- one of the best middleweight wrestlers in the land will get a chance to display his Oct 8— (UP)— - 4 ability agafrist Bobbie Burns Columbus wrestleri Burns 4s the eastern middleweight "champion This bout will be best- - two out of "three fpLs with a time: limit Morley clearly "demonstrated his ability last week by ' trimming Dick Anderson of Butte The Ogdenite is one of the greatest matmen ever to appear in these parts Al Newman" wrestling baker boy of Salt Lake City takes on Bill Hansen Salt Lake heavyweight in one of the other headliners This contest is also scheduled for best two i out of three falls ' In the other triple header Del Kunkel will oppose Jack O'Hara OUara hails from Kentucky He has performed in Ogden before andl is looked upon "as a polished wrestler Kunkel is well known to mat fans- - of this part of the state ' Ai Boyed of Salt Lake City and Floyd Hansen of Ogden welterweights will clash in the opening bout They wrestled a spirited draw last week Popular prices will prevail -- detWSs LEAD GRIDDERS - 1 -- 1 Presnell Kicks Goal' Jo Aid Detroiters InPro Contest r s ce BY UNITED PRESS The Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions today were still tied for first place in the western division standing of the National Football league In the eastern division the New York Giants jumped from fourth place to a top tie with Brooklyn by winning while jtlie' Dodgers lost The Bears downed Brooklyn 21-- 7 r making touchdowns in the first' the third and fourth periods Detroit 'beat th'et3reeh Bay Packers 0 when Quarterback Glenn-Preshelbooted a field goal in the second period The New York Giants won oyer Boston's Red Skins ' Harry Newman featured by Ogden scored a 4 to 0 victory over running bapk the openng kickoff soccer team of Salt Lake 93 'yards ior jiqyr York's jfirst touchthe Singer ' at the -- tadium Sunday The Ogden- down ' I ites displayed splendid form The ' Chicagp Cardinals tagged ' Summary: Cincinnati with its fourth straight " OGDEN SINGERS 16-- 0 defeat G Parsons Greenberg the Pittsburgh's' pirate's shaded Post RB " Andreasen Philadelphia 7 Eagles Udink LH : Dupaix" — ' RHB : Torsack Hutchinson OF MAKER CIIAMriONS CHB - Leeuwenberg Lynch NEV YORK Oct 8—Qraig Wood LHB Woods Fox golf pro who trained Paul Runyan ' ' Whittaker OR Larson Dick Metz and Chafley Lacey4- now Stewart IR - G Andreasen has Bobby Jaccbsenvho eliminated Oenes C Macintosh Johnny Goodman in the l?34-nWoods IL ! Andreasen tional amateur under-hiw:rg OL Evans Lynch 6-- Ogdenites Gain Victory The Columbus Red Birds champions of the American association Soccer expected 'to send Beusser to the mound tonight in an attempt to break the deadlock with the To ronto Maple Leaf3 of the International league in their "little world :r rv series" r' Toronto's Leafs who evened the count by scoring their third victory last night 19-- 9 were expected to pitch Don Brennan Five victories out of a possible nine games decides the series The Leafs collected 21- hits for 32 total bases last night and were aided by five Columbus errors a wild pitch and a second balL Bud Teachout Ward Cross Joe Sims and Lefty Heise pitched for Colam-bu- s 'A against Al Holllngsworth winning jfjinger Sheriff Blake and Stan- Lucas The Toronto hurlers fifth - and sixth innings of the allowed 11 hits opener to score ten runs for a 13 3-- 54-ya- rd 16-1- : - " - fl-- - - s - - Los Angeles Takes Two Ball Contests to- - 7 In the victory seven-Innin- g final Fay Thomas shut 'out the Stars "selected from the other t'pma of the league to give the - Angels a 3 -- to win 0 Terr-thousan- - - v persons "saw the d contests which gave Los Angeles a to 2 lead in the series The cham pionship wll be decided tbnisht m one or two games Manager J3c& Lelivelt of the Angels planned to start Young Dirk Ward on the mound while Dutch Reuther manwas expected ager of the terday The Angels broke loose in the to call on Sam Gibson Seals hurler LOS ANGELES Oct: 8— (AP)— coast league's post"? season baseball series title was only one game ou of ' the grasp of Los 1934 Angeles champions today after a double-headvictory over rs at Wrifley field yesthe The Pacific en- "Ladies will be admitted free In years gone-- by ladies were ardent defeat non-conferen- -- -- of fans" 'We were tertainment 5 : Shiiitt evening will provide even more of Southern California by Washington State as well as the coming clash that will bring Northwestern into the stronghold of Stanford's feels who series and throughout the he is likely to get the assignment Indians upset win over Califorthe final day went out this morn niaSt byMary's 7 to 0 count was still as a ing and prepared for the ordeal He much a topic of discussion as the bought a pair of hockey goalie's" shin conference encounters netx Saturguards a catchers mask a steel vest will match Washington a football helmet two pairs of those day thatOregon and the University teeth protectors used by prize fight against Los Angeles Bruins at of California ers fully equipped medicine chest Montana's Grizzlies and a diving bell He cleaned out against a 17 to 0 conference win From his desk paid all his bills drew up over Oregon State the Stanford bathis last will and testament wrote a tle call for pointed preparaplans long letter home and put on a clean tion against the" invading Big Ten : undershirt team Northwestern There is inThe" chaps who draw the winner's optimism on the Stanford creasing dressing room are going to have a campus since Saturday's 20 - to 7 lovely time for Frankie and Mickey licking Northwestern took from when they win are as sweet as Iowa money from home It's come in boys Pace setters in the championship and have a chair and won't you race with two victories Washington have a bottle of beer and wasn't that State's line up against Cougars a great ball game and didn't those offered by muggs look like a bunch of muggs in Gonzaga Theopposition was responsible latter the seventh when we really got for another of the last week end going? with a 24 to 20 win over In short like all the rest of us reversals University of Idaho they can dish - it out but they cant 'While the conference teams loaftake it ed over the Sunday holiday the University of Santa Clara trounced the University of Sah Francisco 0 in their annual game here About 30000 fans watched the game COLUMBUS O a great turrTout r with the attendance last week and feel that our card this inter-section- -- By HENRY M'LEMORE (United Press Staff Correspondent) DETROIT Oct 8— (UP) —The real hero of this world series is not going to be Schoolboy Rowe nor Joe Medwick nor Daffy Dean nor even Brick Ovken but the" stalwa'rt valiant and daring re porter who first Mr-Vande- well pleased BY RUSS NEWLAND Associated Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO Oct 8— (AP) — While - the r Monday morning bleacher coaches fought over again the upset battles of a wild week end in football far western elevens began preparations today for forthcoming games' that include gridiron warfare as well as two conference tests Pigskin conservation included last Scribe Will Risk Life To Get Statement From Losing Manager of Title Series McLeiiiore Tells of Ordeal Saturday's surprising ) Mi fine preliminary - Washngton - Oregon Clash Saturday Uclans "To Oppose Montana Newspaperman Will Be Me ro O f Se ries f s -- top-notche- rs ge All-Sta- y p m t pf this section will be admitted to the program COAST CIRCUIT i The Detroit Tigers' heaviest slugger In the world series Is likely to towering first sacker who in His first in the Arnerican league at as a the year regular paced that position (Associated Press Photo) ' U-Ti- 1 be Henry "Hank" Greenberg 1 ? -- ' Out To Greet Detroit Team On Arrival will-decid- e V j Igtreenberg)Vvx MAN ti still is a race DETROIT Oct 8— (AP)— Breatht among the last ing respectively defiance and confive of the con- fidence the St Louis Cardinals and ' ference teams Detroit Tigers arrived this morniof ng! in two special trains for the University Utah after an game or games that the intersectio n a 1 world baseball championship over Teh' thousand fans theta envictory Drake displayed thusiasm roused to fever heat by tremendous pow- the! Tigers' victory yesterday- - at St 1 er on their home Louis massed about the union stagridiron in run- tion but they were waiting for the ning up a Bengals and there was no demonvictory over the stration when the Cardinal train OICK EL weak Colorado pulled in The Tiger train trailed the Car Tigers The Utes will meet Brigham Young Sat- dinkl special by about 30 minutes ' urday Pjolice details had to force a path B Y U suffered a severe setthe crowd for the St touis through back at the hands of Wyoming Ed- players who left immediately for die Dunn a fine plunger and kick- their hotel There were neither er leading the Cowboys to a "bops" nor cheers as j Manager triumph Frankie Frisch led his Cardinals Dick Romney's Utah Aggies start- through the throng packed in and ed strong against Montana State around the station scoring on the sixth play but that The St Louis players had little ended their goal raids The final to say except that as Frisch count was 6 to 0 The Farmers in j" the series isn't over yet" put didn't show the smooth attack that A few' minutes later the Timers win over arrjyed and a thunderous roar went gave them a Denver the previous week from the fans who had waited A contrast in scoreless ties was up or more for just that moan hour - ' offered in the Colorado-Missou- ri ' : v ment and Denver-GeorWashington "We'll end it today" declared Manager Mickey Cochrane as he The C game was a tame and! the" rest of the Tigers dropped contest with Colorado muffing what dowjn from the train which had few scoring chances were offered brought them from St Louis scene Denver on the other hand made of Yesterday's triumph ' which put her deadlock with the Colonials a them a game ahead in the series vivid spectacle because of her courThe station had been cleared for The the Tiger arrival and the crowd was ageous goal dine defenses Pioneers had been picked to lose by massed around the building two touchdowns A jband tlfat had accompanied the Denver will play Colorado Aggies teanti to St Louis formed inside the this week The Farmers lost their statijon and marched out ahead of intersectional tile with Arizona 7 the jteam playing to 3 when the Arizonans rallied in were herded into The the final period to score in three taxiabsplayers automobiles in and private plays from deep in their own ter- fron of the station and a parade ritory started through streets lined with Colorado will get her first confer- otheij' thousands and beence start Friday when she en tween cheering buildings festooned with tickgages with Colorado Teachers at er tapeGreeley This will be the last night Thje biggest cheer of all 'was for game of the season The Teachers LynMrood "Schoolboy" Rowe upon ran up 40 points against Western whom the fans are to State while holding the Mountain- win today's game and depending Detroit bring eers scoreless its first world championship Western State and Mines will T clash at Gunnison next Saturday Altogether five conference games will be played this week Only Big Drop Utah Aggies and Colorado college will take a holiday Decisions A pack was howling today at the heals of Floyd Merkley Brigham SALT LAKE CITY Oct 8— The Young halfback in the individual National dropped two descoring race in the Rocky Mountain cision here before a large Sunday r conference football baseball of In the first fans' crowdj to failed he his improve Although Hokum the of Salt game position last week the Cougar back Lake taosed out the big or leaguers ill the list with still was at the head to 8 Wasatch Oil won the second 25 points There was a general shakeup in game 7 to 6 of the Boston Berger Waly other standings in the home a run in the clouted Braves however' Rossi Ernie derby Denver university quarterback lost opener Scores: R H E his second place post to the com8 15 2 Natiorals Newell of Call bined assaults Utah 14! l reserve quarterback and Ray Beck-ste- Holsum French Lombard! Batteries: and now Ute end each of whom Howhas three touchdowns for 18 points Barney Johnson Brandt and Franks ard to his credit R HJE Seccjnd game: Utah also displaced Brigham 6 11 3 Nationals team as leader the scoring Young 11 1 7 Oil Wasatch thanks to - the Redskins' 61 o-6 Babich S Davisr Batteries: Colorado College mauling pf the Lcmbardi and Johns6n toThis Utah's Shepherd increased Tigers Lemon tal to 67 points compared with the Baird Andersorf and — — f 32 Colorado university Cougars' LEASES HOCKEY ARENA and Western State are the only teams which have failed to score ST LOUIS' Oct 8— The St Louis "Bud" Dammann Colorado National Hockey league team has Julius Aggie quarterback ' has made the leased! the arena here fcr its games for seven years The team was only field goal of the 1934 moved from Ottawa last winter r r-- Feminine-fan- GRID LEAD IN r- en inousanai rans nri urn It apparently i sharp COUGARS HOLD TIGERS TODAY ' race h we look for TO WIN OVER By LOUDON KELLY Associated Press Sports Writer Oct 8— (AP)— Utah DENVER were atop the Rocky Mountain conference football pile today with two wins and no losses but last week's battles did little toward clarify ing the league ot " ' : seaprogram of the fall and'winter red-hson Three main events and a preliminary will be offered The first bout is scheduled for eight- -t : were Wilson's answer which coupled with CaseySten-gl'- s recent revenge keep' the G the Elks club tonight when the Ogden Elks offer their second rnat pounds over weight he realized he'd have to do some drastic reducing before he could get a job riding horses for owners at Lincoln Fields here So he began a session of baths road work and diet arid Reggie pared off 12 of those pounds He got a mount on Prince Charlo and after a hard fought stretch battle managed to nose out Polyphote the favorite Cooper was so fatigued by his reducing practices and his hard ride on Prince Charlo that he fainted after the finish of the race Stewards had to haul him back to the judges' stand in a wagon 4 And those two defeats of: the Last Week's Results George Washington 0 Denver 0 Arizona 7 Colorado Aggies 3 Colorado Teachers 40 Western State 0 Colorado university 0 Missouri 0 Wyoming 7 Brigham Young 0 Utah Aggies 6 Montana State 0 Utah 61 Colorado college 6 prom- ACTION and plenty of it Isfans at Ogden wrestling 8— When CHICAGO Octfound himself H 21-- at Gunnison Provide Fun In Main Event Newman To Face Hansen s Morley-Burn- Jockey Pares 12 Pound Faints After Victory Giants had drubbed the Phils 3 Terry's boys had asked jimmy why he hadn't applied for a franchise in the New v G rid Wrestling Even ts s - -ot 6-- i 2 A 0 1000 0 D 1000 0 0 1000 0 0 1000 0 500 0 500 0 500 0 500 0 000 2 0 000 2 0 000 0 0 000 Colorado Aggies Utah University State This means that the long Wyoming U Colorado College reign of the Trojans Is at an end U Colorado Aggies lost a 3 decis- Denver Colo Teachers ion to Arizona in a Brlgham Young Western State game Colorado generally conceded Montana to win over Missouri battled the Colorado State Mines Missourians to a scoreless tie Colorado U ' game here October 20 Colorado tackle their opponents with: a determination boasting one of the best teams in In most of the games the generalyears probably will rule a favorite oyer the Cougars ship has been splendid If you want to get a thrill drop out to the stadium Wednesday or HERE AND THERE IN SPORTS Thursday at four p m during the JACK CRANE'S Reds hold a advantage over Claude grid season and watch the juniors event in action They'll give you a fine Parry's" Blues in the Red-Blsample of Just how the game should at El Monte Final matches will be Id© pl&yBcl played this weeTcf The two teams Pon Barney Central Cliff Doxey will hold their annual dinner parLewis Keith Wangsgaard Mound ty at the Canyon club Saturday Port and Maurice Conroy Wash- night ington" are 'doing a nice job with Mickey Cochrane manager of the the Juniors They have developed Detroit Tigers will be an Ogden some fine clubs over a period of visitor shortly He will invade Hawcompany with Al Simmons years These grid mentors are do- aii-in this White Sox outfielder ing much to elevate sports in our hat are off to 'em ' Weber college gridders get their vicinity first taste at the Ball of Lewis stands out as one stadium Saturday when they opof the best junior high backfield pose U of Idaho Southern BranchHundreds of Ogdenites will atperformers in years His work has Y U game at placed Lewis at the top of the tend the Utah-- B Lake Salt Saturday Tickets may league be obtained at the Armstrong SportPLENTY OF UPSETS ing Goods store 's were plentiful over the football game is UPSETS in football play Satur- with the Port bigJervis N Y cops is area the mountain by its the In Army represented day EL Y U at the hands of most inexperienced team in many Mr and Mrs Jack Wyoming was unexpected The Cou- years gars had been touted to win handi- Dempsey and the baby girl will hl- in Honolulu this winter ly Instead they suffered a 0 ' set- vbernate " Eddie Casey of Harvard is back Utah Aggies just did eke out la one of the most likable of head Primo Camera is go 0 victory over Montana State in coaches The Am a contest in which they had beeji ing to Buenos Aires bling Alp is training at Asbury Park picked to win handily where Max Baer prepared for their Northwestern bowed to Ossie Manhattan coloutfit Iowa ind Michigan June party fell before the powerful Michigan lege has the biggest line in its football history -Jack Blackburne State eleven On the west coast U S C took great colored lightweight of Joe it on the chin to the extent of 19 Gans' time is tutoring youngsters to 0 at the hands of yashlngton in Chicago de-feat- Utah Aggies i Won Pennant For Cards I 3 er AU-Sta- All-Sta- rs 1 l |