Show Wide Open FoMhail PfQuph ed A SPORT GRIDDERS ATTEND DANCE Tb - official football dance will be in the evening at the Berthana teams will ballroom be SECTION Members of the two along with a football present which carries autographs of players oil the two squads This will be given to best dancer Clyde Lock- wood and his musicians plan several collegiate Hum- - J bers during the evening and the general public is invited to attend - k t4 Mot : I 4 1 £ y M ' v 1 '' r derites are ported in fine fettle The Boulder coach on arrival stated that he had plenty of surprises in store for the Cougars and that his squad will play wide open football in an at-- 4 LA Nelson Rogle i Richardt Lesher Murphy Drain Hardy Counter Oviatt Staab NO tempt to remain in the race for the conference flag " QB LH RH PB BI Li PAGE 9 AL WARDEN v i 41 v 'A v - i 'i F&vero Cook ' a ya:A j"'f ' s !S S 1 1 V rrr1 i-- V ?s - 'A i yu ti n ' f! -i - -'- -- A- - vv - V 7 - : " - v ' I'- - i U i v r " i r - t - - 'frO CA ' f " A x J v -- vv1 Gillespie Woodward - 'ii --1 I l t v i j I Sanford Hutchinson KHart UPSETS DUE w' vi v- vvv'l - i — i i 218-poun- der booked to perform in place of the injured Walter Driskill Almon Oviatt and Otto Stabb ere' named as two of the starting backs for the aggregation Eton Neighbors blocking back will return to his former position at end The players making the trip ta Ogden are: Lesher and Hartman centers " Murphy Richart Modrick and March guards Driskill Drain Temraer and B Bailey Rogel tackles Neighbors Nelson Simmons Counter and and Hansen ends Lam quarterbacks Oviatt Stabb Anderson Gelwick and D Bailey halfbacks Wagner and Cheney fullbacks FINAL DRILLS Ott Romney's Cougars will trot through a short signal drill' at Provo this afternoon The squad will be radio profeatured on a at seven-gram over KLO commencing Standard-Exm thirty Al Warden p aminer sports editor and Professor TJ Earl Pardoe B Y U will be in charge of the radio feature Saturday's contest will be the fourteenth annual collegiate dish for Ogden football lovers On some oc casions two college games have reen featured in a single season in this - 45-min- ute In Pacific Coast football games— if the winners picked by" leading sports editors and' football writers in the weekly United Press poll perform according to expectations The experts unanimously chose California Stanford U 8 C Oregon and Saint Mary's to triumph Not a single vote was cast for A Coach Bill Spaulding's U CV-Bruins who meet California in the latter's first conference contest Nor was any hope given University of San Francisco against Stanford Oregon State vs U S C Idaho vs Oregon the Fordham Rams tack ling St Mary's in an lntersectional tilt in New York or Montana Mines against Montana State Gonzaga was the unanimous choice over College of Puget Sound following the Bulldogs' amazing de feat of Washington State and Santa Clara was accorded clear sailing against the San Francisco Olympic TEST SATURDAY WITH GOPHERS GRID RIVALS at Pittsburgh Birmingham New York and Cambridge Barring ties which would cut both ways either Pitt tJ or SCORES : Program 19--(U- P)— : ent i- MORLEY WINS OVER WEST AT McLemore Picks Probable Minnesota We don't care who Enough for us seems from what we he is But it Associated Press Sports Writer HOLLYWOOD Oct 19 — (AP) — read in the papers that the Garden Max Baer the actor was in a fight- is too busy playing politics to worry ing mood today because he thinks about an opponent Apparently for Madison Square Garden is on the some unknown reason now that wrong track in its quest for a suit- they have Hamas in the able heavyweight opponent fori the to fight Primo Camera they sudtitle bout in New York next June denly decided they don't want HaThe world's champion heavyweight mas after all came here with his manager Ancil "Why doesn't the Garden go ahead Hoffman late yesterday to work and put Hamas up against Didn't he beat both Schmelout the details of his motion picture at Paramount studios but instead ing and Lasky?" Hoffman pointed out that the talked only of boxingi Garden had two options on Baer like the "I don't way the Garden is going about its quest for a Suit One was that if he decided to fight able opponent for me in JunejSjid by last September it would find an Baer the actor and "furthermore opponent He wired from Boston in if Jimmy Johnston doesn't make a July that the champion would pass suitable opponent for me in June up September but wanted to work well then I'll fight for someone! else in June as per the second clause who gets one either in New York in the contract "The contract reads" said HoffPhiladelphia of any place else" man "that the Garden must pick It was obvious Baer and Hoffman an opponent suitable to us for that were disturbed over the situation "YehP said Ancil seconding the June date v If it doesn't have one motion "here the Garden puts on by that time we can't do business an elimination bout with Stevej lla- with it That's all' Baer winds up his tour as a wrestmas winning Now it talks of matching Art Lasky against Max ling referee at San Bernardino toSchmeling to see who fights Baer night and will return to Hollywood "Understand any opponent the Monday to start work on his picpublic wants for Max is good ture "Kids on the Cuff' By if ATJL ZIMMERMAN Winners In Outstanding Events Saturday j BY HENRY McLEMORE j j semi-fina- ls Car-ner- ! a? United iress Staff Correspondent NEW YORK Oct 19— (UPjUThe old herr professor the sage 'of the Catikills will not make his masterfulfootball selections this week A ldtter from him' came to this desk today It read: i "Dear Palsy-Wals- yj Dont think I am taking a run out powder but circumstances beyond my control make it impossible for me to get " to own and make my " selections I had planned to come as usual but the battery on my car went dead and to save my life I couldn't find t the crank "You won't be left in the lurch however for the bearer of this let ter who is my nephew is well quali- He comes fied to take my place from a football family His great aunt Mrs? Sphronia Rickey who before her marriage was Hazel Huck- ley and my great aunt has fainted on every ten yard line in the east His uncle Ned Plattsburg had pass ed out qn every! five yard line this siae or ?tne Kociaes u was ms cousin a farmer in Brazos Texas who raised the pig whose hide was used in making the football carried by Grange on that memorable day Mexico And his of meet Arizmendi Tom under Babv against Pennsylvania encouraging progress grandfather on his mother's side is Hamilton's leadership and Satur here in December Arizmendi recognized as cham- exactly 77 years old which was Red day's encounter should be close pion in New York and affiliated Grange's number Au re voir till we been for touted is to fight Henry Armstrong meet again" has states! Cross Holy I talked with the old herr pro weeks as one of the east's smost of Los Angeles here Novemoer o deto offered fessor's he said Hollifield the Crusaders nephew and decided to do powerful arrays but so far iiave not been seriously test Uosit the entire $10000 with ths my own picking Selecting football ed The Harvard game should be California boxing commission as a winners is a very silly business I an adequate measuring stick not sism of cood faith Miller now is know there's no use entrusting the Job to ft young man whose entire only for Holy Cross but f of the fiehtinsr in Ensland Arlzmendi's manager Cal Work vocabulary consists of five words Harvard made Crimson ' as well full use of its opportunities against ing doubted that Miller would ac all of which are "huh?" My to morrow's winners follow My excuses ' ' Brown last week and then showed ceptr j :v::: tS will follow on Monday defensive in strength surprising 19 — (UP) Oct LIVERPOOL Ens Pittsburgh vs Minnesota— Minne Bruin's scoring holding off the Cincinnati of sota Miller be in Cross for may threats Holy vs world Columbia featherweight Navy— Columbia a warmer afternoon that it expect claimant of the ehamnionshiD last night won a l£ St Mary's vs Fordham— St Mary ed decision over Jimmy — round non-titl- e Harvard vs Holy Cross—Holy Walsh of Chester England Each Cross v Ohio State vs Colgate — Ohio State welshed 130 Dounds four over the MUler : limit Chicago vs Indiana--Chicagj — Mich Georgia Tech vs Michigan— ' "J 157 ICid "v Alabama igan'"' MUNCIE Ind— : Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech— Doverj Ohio stopped Young Eiler rj Dame Notre 164 19— Louisville Oct Ky CITY MEXICO (UP)— i vs Wisconsin— Purdue Purdue H W Hollifield Mexican 'promoter vs Geprgla— Tulane Freddie Tulane LIVERPOOL Eng— announced today he had cabled vs UCLA— California California A 130 N B featherweight claim of Cincinnati Miller Freddie Texas Walsh Centenary vs Texas— ant of the world featherweight champion outpointed Jimmy — non-uu- e vs Idaho Oregon 130 Oregon Chester Eng uz) champion an offer of $10000 to ! j - ! : t Ogden Middleweight Gains Decision Over Classy Texas Matman Ralph Is Offered o 126-pou- nd Fancy Fistic Purse j i - : The West-Morl- I ' New York —N Y U ' Canteen Knife Red Shirts Boot Socks Gloves I MM iI i i $l:00 S1175 0350 I Alabama vs Tennessee— Alabama Yale vs Brown— Yale Kansas vs Kansas State — State Princeton vs W & L Princeton Nebraska vs Oklahoma— Nebraska Southern Methodist vs Oklahoma -- 270jLast Year's GOd Folding Camp Chairs Models 59C Compact Only $50 Aggies — Southern Methodist Southern California vs Oregon State — Southern California Texas Aggies vs Texas Christian-Te- xas Christian Iowa vs Iowa State — Iowa Louisiana State vs Arkansas Louisiana State Stanford vs San Francisco— Stanv ford Vanderbilt vs Auburn — Vander-b! - Til' Ut Penn vs Rutgers— Penn You won't miss single play of football broadcasts if you own this handsome"' ramarkable-per- Ideal forming Phllco Compact for that den at home easy to carry to the office for that Sat ' tirday afiernocn when you mui Take a Kodak along for a picture of your deer For best results bring your films to 05500 - DKAMMEYER'S SPORT STORE 50d SPOKTESXi GOODS 332 23th Street Thcne 1123-- W ' ' ! - Tersis as low ti $1 ptr tttlu The Pbilco Gtcro I Tents Cheap GO I vs Lafayette university ' work 3006 S4500 Shoes High Top Five Good New and Used U r -- - Nearly New Remington 1 V VJJ XI - LAST RHNUTE SUGGESTIONS Reversible Caps 1 contest went ey down as one of the best offered here in years Al Newman of Salt Lake gained a victory over Hans Schult2" of New York He won in straight falls over his husky opponent Newman won the opening fall in 16 minutes with a step over toe hold and gained the second fall in six minutes with a series of body drops Del Kunkel gained a two out of three fall victory over Dave Reynolds of Boston in one of the feature preliminaries Kunkel used the Strangler Lewis headiock to win the first fall In 11 minutes Reynolds gained the second fall in six minutes with a leg UDEEREZH3 HUNTER CUDEERC : 1 J i -- 1 ' VJ polished Ogden matman: established himself a a serious contender for the world's middleweight title last night by tossing Dummy West of Texas in a best two out of three fall match at the Elks club The Texas star with 45 victories since January 1 of this year was outclassed in practically all departments by the clever Morley West captured the first fall with an arm bar and body press in 19 minutes Morley however came back to even the match in 10 minutes He used a wristlock West attempted-flying tackle after an additional eight minutes missed and plowed into the crowd He was injured and was unable to continue " " Morley n n JV 1 fci 1 - minutes ELKS PROGRAM ' ee di split Kunkel employed a series of flying tackles to win the deciding fall in six minutes Floyd Hansen of Ogden won the opening match of the card by defeating Jack OHaraof New York He used" a body slam to win in 19 i BY HERBERT W BARKER Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Oct 19— (AP) — Those loud detonations you'll hear around dusk Saturday will be the exploding of at least four of foot ball's undefeated and untied records FOOTBALL Arlington Fall New York Mit Body a " ' TO WIN OVER Attraction U S C 9 O S C 0 will walk the Saint Mary's 9 Fordham 0 plank of defeat Santa Clara 8 Olympic Club 0 Pitt stadium I in Oregon 9 Idaho 0 At Birmingham College of Pacific (Stockton) 2 it wUl be either city 0 Fresno State Alabama or Despite the fact that Colorado Columbia (Portland) 4 Pacific Tenn e ss ee and B Y U have each suffered University (Portland) 0 whose record is Saturday's contest prom 7 Mines 0 Montana smeared Colum ises four periods of colorful foot College of Idaho 4 Albany 0 bia and Navy ball 4 Unfield 0 Willamette stake atperfect ''the Woodward will be at signal 7 College of Puget Sound Oonzaga New records B U Y K Hart for barking post 0 Harvard York Hutchinson and Sanford will be "the San Dieso 2 Laverne 0 V and Holy Cross other starting backs 5 Arizona 0 Loyola at to Cambridge are determined coaches Both Pomona 2 California Tech' 0 SUTHERLAND it Incidentally shoot the works This means that Whittler 1 Occidental 0 is a significant forward passes --spinners reverses Monmouth 2 Ashland 0 tip off on a topsy turvy season that and other colorful plays will be there are so few major games in afternoon the plentiful during to re volving undefeated and jmtled Colorado will be fighting teams on so early a date in the race and B Y U will be battling campaign" Ordinarily there would be a dozen or more out of the string to regain some of her lot prestige to Wyoof upsets that started with the open by dropping a 0 decision 43-- 0 Jn a decision and ing of the- - season has decimated losing ming the ranks of schools which ordinarly her contest with the powerful Utes until late In November if at wait favorites in rule TheBoulderites IDAHO HIGH SCHOOL SCORES before will all the sections but joining the list of the Cougars many (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) defeated have plenty of supporters Weiser 6 Parma 26 If you don't believe It take a look Richfield 7 Fairfield 0 UNIQUE RECORD at the Big Ten where the fun has or never Ott Romney's record Shoshone 6 King Hill 6 begun yet Michigan Purdue on barely an defeat tasted Ogden Eden 72 Hollister 0 having Ohio State and Iowa Indiana to victim add another may 6 Hansen gridiron Albion 0 been wallopall have Northwestern as ath the list In his many years WendelJ 0 Hagerman 0 once Or least the Pacific at ed - letic coach at East Montana High Glenns Ferry 41 Dietrich 0 conference where WashingCoast' State and B Y U Romney's teams 21 Gooding Kimberly 0 ton's Huskies alone have escaped have always been returned winnersJ Oakland 34 Jerome 0 defeat or tie cn the local greensward Castleford 39 Ha2elton 8 "Saturday's contest will attract Minnesota coached by Bernie fans from all parts of the state" Blerma&T hat been hailed by of chairman Ward said Armstrong To Open mldwettern critics as the outthe Junior chamber of commerce standing team of that section the sports committee sponsors of the Biff Ten's main contender for the been has interest Racing "Unusual game national championship mythical aroused over the event We all look or otherwise Pitt coached by for a" grid thriller one of the best FORT WORTH Texas Oct Jock Sutherland already victorattractions of the year ' -The fall meeting of the Arious over Washington & Jeffer-so- n "Our committee has worked hard lington Downs race track West Virginia and Southern to make the 1934 event a great sue Texas will open October 25 as cess We look for one of the largest originally planned but will not close California should supply the anin recent years until November 17 comprising a 21- - swer to the question: "Just how -crowds Colorado university will perform aay meeting Trav Daniel resident good j is Minnesota?" There is on an Ogden gridiron in competi manager of the W T Waggoner power in that Gopher running at tack but Jock Sutherland's knack tion for the first-tim-e Saturday The track announced today for Silver "and Gold gridders of other developing tough fibered forThe meeting originally waa schedwards is too well known to need ye art have worked out locally on uled to include only 16 racing days many occasions hut the contest Sat The minimum purse of $800 per strugurday will be the first in Ogden for race will be in effect during the i The Alabama-Tennessthe Boulderites gle stands out like a headlight on entire meeting Daniel said Colorado and B Y U each boast the southern program powerful lines with shifty and elu WRESTLING RESULTS sive backs for good measure CAMDEN N J— Vic Christv" 20S I Columbia is the majority choice : Homer Warner veteran official California drew with Gino parl-bal- against Navy but the Lions' problem will serve a3 referee in the mati 214 Italy 90:00 (each won will be to stop Buzz Borries the nee Al Williams will perform as one fail) sparkplug' of the - Midshipmen's at ' umpire and- Lon Kump will be the tack Lou Little's outfit beset by headlinesman: Bucbles Cahoon is ST LOUIS— Ert Ttnn nAi-- r fJiT injuries" to the line squad where reths field Judge North Java N Y threw Abe Cole placements are scarce perhaps does —— man 205 New York 30:14 not loom quite so formidable as HURON - s D—Dick Demeray last season's Rose Bowl victors but N D ADeraeen middleweight TORONTO— Earl McCready 223 it is a first clas steam jdst the same Knociiea out Joe Bourne Minne Amulet Sask threw Rudy Dusek with at least one outstanding back apolis (5) in Al Earabas Navy has shown 7-- GAELS SLATE Heavyweight Chsmpion Dislikes Methods Used By Madison Square Garden In Trying To Name Suitable OpHeadline Grid Battles Get ponent New Champion To Start Picture Work Soon Attention South Offers "set-bac- ks ) Bder Is Peeved At PITT IN GRID I club The selections: California 9 U C L A Stanford 9 U S F 0 A: -- Four Of the stars of the University of Colorado grid machine opponents for Brigham Young university Saturday at the stadium are above Left to right: Kenneth Anderson halfback Bill Lam quarterback Otto Staab hallback and Lawrence Madrick replace the veteran fitan Hartman SAN FRANCISCO Oct 19— (UP) pictured guard Coach Bill Saunders expects this quartet to make things mighty interesting lor the rrovo aggregation is —There will be no upsets this week while Frank Rogell nd Colorado Teachers vs Colorado college at Colorado Springs Associated Press Sports Writer Colorado Mines vs Colorado AgOct 19— (AP)—Barring ' ? at Port Collins gies D1 that dissatisfyhig final curtain Utah will climb the Rockies for to a football play a tie game to her first visit to this side this syear -morrow's Rocky Mountain confer after vengeance against the team ence games will work some import- which gave her last year her first ant alterations on the league stand- league beating since 1927 It seems likely the Utes will succeed in this ing Everv one of "w — —?? although Denver probably will giva them their hottest fight since thy opened their conference campaign! to battle except Victims of the biggest upsets of Western State the current race Brigham Youns and Colorado will meet in what and Montana should be an interesting game The are which State 4 next to last and edge appears to be with the Colo- last respective radoans as the Cougars absorbed last week from iy quite a 'hammering " Utah In two of the Although they looked much less e n g a g ements impressive against Montana State teams which - 1 than did Wyoming in beating Uie 1 same team: last week Utah Aggies consistently ° are favcred to give the Cowboys place in the their first conference setback Tips standings' upper " bracket will op- game should be full of fireworks as the Punchers have been in pugnacpose each other" After this week ious mood since stopping Brigham I end of strife limited to conference Young two weesk ago confines at least one league eleven Colorado Teachers have 'earned will play an outside team every Sat- enough fame for this season in topurday untU the season's end ex- pling Colorado even if they lost tha cept on the' last Saturday before rest of their games but that docs not obscure the fact they hold-Thanksgiving day Tomorrow's grid menu follows: heavy paper advantage over Colo--radUtah university vs Denver univercollege which never has been at Denver deefated sity by the Teachers Coloradd university vs" Brigham Coach Harry Hughes of Colorado Young at Ogden Aggies probably will use most of his Utah Aggies vs Wyoming univer- squad against Mines In what promises to' be a Parmer holiday sity at Laramie BY LOUDON KELLY ON WEST COAST Lesher cen ter is slated to 165-pou- Utah Favored Over D e nver Aggi e s To Face Laramie Team Spirited Contests Loom Saturday In Rockies Cowboys May Give Loganites Trouble Colorado To Perform Oppose Miners Teachers-Tiger- s Warner - auucuvo vwiauu Boulder the with visitor an is grid ? university Ogden U B Y with for" He a machine looks great game Saturday end at Colorado Walter" Franklin several years ago and now graduate manager at Boulder lair is also in Ogderur the V ' M I'd like to tret in a eame of crclf Saturday prior to the game" said Walter this morning S 01 -- Wheeler C RE l EDITED f all-confere- nce BYXJ Oaks Waldo LE LT LQ RO RT sports writers u Sanson curecior 11 4 Standard-- - THIS WEEK-EN- D Don Ott Komney r Probable Lineups re- Lea - r - -i f Wagner or 0 GDEN Ft-rmer-s COLORADO university and Brigham Young university fourprovide the action and color in Ogden's teenth annual intercollegiate grid game at the stadium Saturday The headliner and incidentally the only intercollegiate game in the state Saturday is scheduled for two pm hls-- COLORADO Me-Lem- rrr n w "f Bill Saunders and 'BoiUderltes arrived in squad Ogden early this morning They engage1 in a short drill' behind closed gates at the stadium shortly after one p m With two exceptions all of the Boul- - Harry Grayton 'Rutseil NtwUnd' Hefcry AUa 4 Gov Id Cieorge ' Kirksty and U oaten art amonc the famous (ataxy of Examiner CARLSON VISITS X: This Quartet Promises Trouble For Cougars Collegiate Machines Engage In Final Drills Prior To Fpur Period Tussle Woodward Will Call Signals For Utahns Radio Program Carded Tonight of SPORTS STAFF J ! n muwwiV: ALL-STA- R :UBllfe OGDEN UTAH Cblpracto Battles Brigham Young In Headline Contest coash U V STUDIOS RADIO ' : inc : 2317 Washington Ave Phone 3215 t |