Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1941-11-10 | Page 7

Higgins Packs fho' Ball for the Gophers COUGARS GET Selesv Ugh As TEST It! GIG n o SInnip(2B5Jini A m vv T COAST GAME 0 Minnesota Tests Iowa Saturday Duke and Duquesne Washington State Ready In Undefeated Ranks Texas Ties With Fine For Headliner With Stanford Eleven Baylor Eleven In Biggest Upset of Week I ' By HAROLD CLAASEN NEW YORK Nov 10 (AP)— Football fans still groggy from-laSaturday's extended list of surprises are sticking program in hopes of finding where pins into this week-end- 's the lightning will strike next The Saturday gridiron upheaval left only four major untied and unbeaten elevens— Minnesota Duke Duquesne land Texas A & M —and each has a worthy foe ahead st Minnesota the team voted No 2 behind the erstwhile unblemished University of Texas last week in The Associated Press poll goes against a rejuvenated Iowa machine in a Big Ten tussle The Hawkeyes with Nile Kinnick in command handed the Gophers their last defeat in 1939 Duquesne hurries home from the west coast and a 9 to 0 verdict over St Mary's for an engagement with" once-tie- d Mississippi Four Ogdenites Get Their Elk In Jig Time A snappy elk hunting State Texas A & M 21 to 10 last-perivictor over Southern Methodist opposes Rice a club that was good enough to deflate pow erful Tulane a few Saturdays ago Duke the tough part of its schedule behind it has North Carolina and possible to fear The Dukes trimmed Davidson 54 to 0 while North Carolina whipped the same club 20 to 0 earlier in the year ' Other points of interest this Iveek-en- d are: Notre Dame's enod over-confiden- ce gagement with Northwestern Missouri's clash with Oklahoma for the Big Six title Texas' battle against Texas Christian Stanford vs Washington State Michigan vs Columbia Yale vs Princeton Army vs Penn and Tennessee at Boston College The program by sections: Southwest Texas with a clean slate until its 7 to 7 deadlock with Baylor hopes to right itself against Texas Christian 35 to 7 victor over Ceni tenary Midwest For the third straight week Notre Dame collides with' a major power this time with the sophomore-laden Northwestern crew that tripped Indiana 20 to 14 The Irish had their aerials clicking in downing Navy 20 to 13 while Northwestern subdued the Hoosiers with a diversified attack Ik Iowa 21 to 0 winner over Illinois entertains the Gophers Ohio State victors in a 46 to 34 touchdown spree with Wisconsin plays the Zuppkemen The Badgers opto a 0 to 0 held Purdue pose deadlock by Michigan State Michigan comes east to tackle Columbia 19 to 16 loser to Penn In the Big Six the Oklahoma invasion of Missouri for the league title tops the bill The Mlssouri-an- s prepped for the affair by blanking New York University 26 to 0 and the Sooners massacred Iowa State 55 to 0 to their last workout East Yale and Princeton each' with five consecutive defeats open the petition The Tigers lost 20 to 13""to Dartmouth whose next foe Is Cornell Yale continued its Ios string at Ithaca 21 to 7 Jng 1 Fordham has a week's vacation Ajo study its 13 to 0 loss to Pitts burgh and the Panthers move to Nebraska Minnesota's 9 to 0 vic tim Tennessee and Boston College collide In Beantown at a repeat performance of their 1941 Sugar Bowl contest with the Eagles an nexed 19 to 13 Army bumped by Harvard 20 6 plays Penn while the Maroon machine meets Brown South Louisiana State edged out by Mississippi 13 to 12 tries- - again against Auburn a 14 to 7 victim of Mississippi State WESTERN LOOP TO BE ENLARGED DENVER Nov 10 (AP)— Confi dence that the Western baseball league would operate next season as an eight-clu- b circuit was expressed by representatives attendg ing a meeting Sunday The league was reorganized last spring with six teams Officials voted a week ago to raise its classification from class D to class C John Pickett representing the Cheyenne Wyo club said that before next season the league hopes to receive a number of bids for franchises from which two may be selected x Hayden Walker who operates the Boise Idaho club of the Pioneer league and Peter Mitchell of Kanv appeared before the directors to discuss their proposals for franchises Walker suggested that he might back a team at Omaha a former Western league member Mitchell Indicated he might seek to establish a franchise at St Joseph Mo also a league member many years ago In addition to Cheyenne the lubs last season were Denver Pueblo Sioux City Iowa Sioux Falls S D and Norfolk Neb day-lon- To-pe- ka 0 Derace Moser to Aid Texas Aggies COLLEGE STATION Texas Nov 10 (AP) — For two seasons Derace Moser pitched a football around but all he got out of it was exercise Out there with the Texas Aggies was Marlon Pugh cn of the most trip by "the four musketeers" who left Ogden Thursday bagged their elk Friday and returned late Saturday from Nephi is reported today The four successful hunters were: C A Halverson former Weber county commissioner his son Marlowe Halverson William Slate and Al Noker The elk were bagged in the d hills of West Nebo above Salt Creek "Elk hunting was great this year" they report "Of course it was hard work packing the animals five miles down the mountainside—but a 'phone call to Ogden brought a truck and made the task easier" snow-cappe- BOX ELDER TO OPPOSE CARBON ON BEES' FIELD Provo and Jordan Will - Clash in the Other Class A Feature Brigham City and Bingham will be the scene Friday of two of the playoff games in the class A and class B leagues in the Utah state high school football setup The Bees of Box Elder meet Carbon of Price in one of the class A semifinals at the Brigham field at two p m Friday Jordan and Provo probably will collide at Provo at three p m Friday in the other class A semi-final BY RUSS NEWLAND SAN FRANCISCO Nov 10 (AP) d Football's spins Washineton State college into po sition this weekend in the west coast's big contest known as "try to stop Stanford" Will the Cougars spear the brass ring or bruise their paws on the T formation as six out of seven ambitious rivals have done this season? The trick can be turned Oregon State pulled it In the rain at tjorvauis live weeKs ago This time Stanford will be play Ing on its home field There Isn't much prospect of wet weather and slippery footing at Palo Alto The Indians are riding high wide and handsome on Rose bowl boulevard Orin B (Babe) Hollingbery has pulled some terrific surprises out of his coaching hat already but he'll have to dig deep for the finest one of the season if he expects to outwit the Stanioras oi xmo ' vember The two rivals In this week's top billing come up for it with solid wins In their last outs Wash h ington State exploded a down bomb in one period to shatand Stanford ter Idaho 26-- 0 lobbed through a 13-- 0 afternoon last Saturday over Southern Call fornla The fireworks flare early and often this week University of Ore gon and Santa Clara both idle last Saturday touch off the display in an Armistice day game Tues day at Portland Conference clashes this Saturday aside from the Stanford W S C headliner include Oregon State and California at Berkeley and Montana and Idaho at Moscow U C L A meets the Army Service team from Camp Haan Season performances favor Ore gon State which punched out a 69-- 0 win over U C L A last week while California was being stalled by Washington 13-- 6 The Montana-Idah- o thumper an nually a bitter struggle shapes up evenly despite the latter's pasting from W S C Montana hung up a 13-- 6 win over North Dakota last -- i Week St Mary's and Santa Clara the heavy hitters among the west's in dependents hook up In their yearly classic next Sunday and all bets are off" on this one They always rise to inspirational heights HOW THEY STAXD BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE W L T Pts Op 3 0 1 70 20 Young imgnam uxan 2 0 2 112 18 Colorado 3 1 0 72 18 Denver 2 1 2 67 25 Colorado Stat 2 1 1 53 38 O Utah State': 4 O 19 2 O Wyoming 5 0 13 177 i games not included) Games Saturday Colorado vs BrlRham Young at Provo Utah vs Colorado State at Ft Collins Utah State vs Wyoming at Laramie Colorado Mines vs Denver at Denver (aonconference) (Interseetlonal j al i J PLENTY OF THRILLS Bud Higgins Minnesota halfback slips through the line for a first down Nebraska halfback (extreme left) against Nebraska in their game played at Minneapolis Zikmund won 9 to 0 for their fifteenth straight line The Gophers tackled Higgins on the Cornhusker's victory 25-ya- rd Weber C©iie©e ¥© 14 eeft We '' in Reserves :Tciesd§iy An mi 'us en ArmisHce- ¥e®$m® II semi-fina- ls Florida Auburn SPORTS HEADS BOISE Nov 10 (AP)— Chairmen of committees for Idaho high school athletics for the coming year include: Football Mel Ingram of Wallace basketball Darwin Burgher of Boise track Henry Powers of Twin Falls boxing Walter B Olds of Jerome golf Ed Hurley of Idaho Falls tennis Ed Simmerman of Caldwell baseball Harold White of Nam pa and physical education Les Roberts of Coeur D'Alene The chairmen were elected at a meeting of the board of control of the Idaho High School Athletic association which also set dates for the class A and class B basketball tourneys Pocatello will play host to the class A meet It was announced and an undetermined town in north Idaho to the class B meet Both will be held March 1 Pairings for opening games In the two meets each of which will have eight teams participating in19-2- clude: Class A — Districts 1 and 4 champions s district 5 champion and dis- trict O 0 3 0 0 4 10 21 39 55 56 41 44 53 15 33 89 35 SI BIO SIX CONFERENCE W L T Pts Op 3 0 O 80 13 Missouri O 3 0 0 109 Oklahoma 2 2 O 52 18 Nebraska 1 2 O 12 57 Kansas State tfansas 1 2 O 13 70 0 4 0 13 121 Iowa State CONFERENCE W Li T Pti Op 4 0 0 90 10 3 0 1 129 21 2 1 O 32 26 SOUTHWEST I Texas A and M Texas Texas Christian Rice - Baylor Southern Methodist Arkansas 1 1 101 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 21 39 52 85 55 10 33 105 WESTERN CONFERENCE W Li T Pts Op 3 0 0 49 13 Minnesota 3 1 0 40 14 Michigan Ohio State 2 1 O 69 62 Northwestern 3 2 0 89 57 Wisconsin 2 2 0 98 112 1 21 22 Purdue 2 3 O 40 43 Iowa O 3 0 46 60 Indiana Illinois 0 3 0 6 75 10 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE W Li T Pts Op 3 0 0 149 14 3 0 0 85 7 Duke William and Mary South Carolina Clemson Virginia Tech Wake Forest Furman V M I Washington and Lee North Carolina North Carolina State Citadel Maryland George Washington Richmond Davidson 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 O 1 1 2 1 0 2 1 3 3 1 1 0 2 1 013 O O 0 O 1 4 O 5 1 50 96 50 86 70 45 24 61 52 19 O 6 14 33 31 32 56 84 71 13 39 68 26 50 80 87 28 142 runnerup districts 6 and 1 COAST CONFERENCE champions and district 3 champion W L T Pts Op and the host school Pocatello 4 1 0 78 32 Class B— Providing the meet is Stanford State 4 2 0 78 26 Oregon held in district 2: districts 1 and Washington 4 2 O 84 48 3 champions 4 3 O 84 43 district 4 champioJ Washington State 3 3 O 82 66 and district 2 runnerup district 0 Oregon 2 3 0 60 52 California champion and district 1 runnerup Southern California 2 3 0 26 60 3 4 0 49 113 and districts 5 and 2 champions if y C L A O 2 0 7 35 xMontana the meet Is held in district 1 the Idaho 0 3 0 7 80 champion of that district would x — Do not play schedule play in the fourth game rather than (Oregon State Washington State and Oregon standings each Include victory over the first s A Idaho and U 6 round-robi- n accomplished passers In Southwest conference history Moser did everything In a game But the except throw a pass practicing went on as Homer Norton head man of Aggie football fortunes wrote his insurance for a rainy day That rainy day came this season The Cadets started out on what seemed the hopeless task of dupli cating the feats of those great 1939 and 1940 Aggie teams Tt all depends on Moser cash ing" said Norton as he bid good" bye to Pugh To date Moser has Ditched 115 passes and completed 53 for 771 yards making A & M one of the top teams of the nation C Washington victory over Montana) X stand-leg- 1 ' ' BORDER CONFERENCE W L T 5 0 0 xArizona s 2 0 0 3 1 O West Texaa State 3 1 1 xNew Mexico 1 3 0 Texaa Miners Hardln-Slmmon- 1 Flagstaff 3 3 0 1 0 172 64 104 62 70 33 33 27 27 27 51 93 87 Duquesne Defeat St Mary's 9 to 0 " SAN FRANCISCO Nov 10 (AP) Duquesne university waited for St kickoff then unloosing a power born of auperior experience struck in eight plays second-hal- f WHUnm tVia-t-rti- staff The Utah squad will consist' of the following players: Melvin Johnson Thomas Evans Theodore Barrett Wayne Wlscomb William Han Kenneth Farrell Jack Rulon Gamble Bryant Cannon Clark Morris Jepperson George Dean Ross George Leathman Richardson Gus Faust Dominic Rtvns Roland"-- Evans Nicholas Vrontikis Garth Bergeson Conway Dearden Harry Howard Wicker and McTague George Batterldge The Weberites still smarting ' under a 39-- 7 defeat suffered at the hands of University of Idaho Southern Branch bope to leave the field Tuesday on the long end of the score Breaks played a major factor in the defeat of the Weberites at Pocatello "With our share of the breaks we'll give the Utes four periods of red-hcompetition Tuesday" said Coach Bob Davis today Coach Davis expects to start Johnson and Peterson at ends Lolotai and Mickelson tackles Ure and Larson guards Henrich center Green quarterback Page and Moku halfbacks and Wilcox fullback John Dixon one of the star backs of the Weber machine suffered ot ! BAverit hand Iniurv in the eame at Pocatello and will be lost to the team for the balance of the season Dixon former performer at Ogden high has been one of the mainstays of the Weber team this season Ross Glasmann general chairman In charge of the game for the American Legion said today that arrangements had been made to handle one of the biggest Armistice day crowds in years E R Buckner who Is assisting in the promotion plans for the American Legion said today that the general holiday Tuesday Is sure to get out a tremendous crowd for the football game Weber closes her 1941 football schedule on Thanksgiving day at St George with Dixie Junior colAll-Sta- te 10 - EBvi Jn But the other guys pile 'em BY HUGH FULLERTON JR NEW YORK Nov 10 (The Speun faster cial News Service) — Our guess is Jack Wilson Baylor's son Grabbed the ball and away he that Duke is the team in line for run the Rose bowl bid now even if Texas saved Its hide for 'twas Wallace Wade's last trip to the tied only coast wasn't a howling success But its Rose bowl hopes they Last Saturday's games proup and died vided all the excuses the boys Postman's paragraph on the coast needed for not invitIf Buff Admittine its a publicity gag ing Texas or Fordham Donelli really wants to straighten Thermonolis Wvo invites Diz out the conflict between his two Dean to try its springs If the baths football teams why doesn't he at Hot Springs Ark fail to put take the Duquesne players along to the zing bacic in nis arm xne guys the Steelers? They'd prob- up there Insist it will do him some as the current good well as do ably pros and then Duquesne could makee Can't get enough a lot of rumors look good by giv-inTech A olaver at Worcester ur football Broadcasting claims After this happened really the Chicago fight Friday nignt he had run himself completely Sam Taub announced: "Pastor is in a game and was barely concentrating not only on the face ragged to able drag himself off the field What but also on the body" stopped a player on the other side sidelines else do vou want him to do Sam? for headed the as he him It's Grandpappy Pull his hair? how would "Say Babe Ruth now And doesn't that and whispered: semi-pr- o a to game like you play make you feel old? with some of us in Manchester Today's guest star Carter (Scood) Latimer Green ville fS GV News: "Speaking of upsets any football team that stays on edge for two big games In a row can skim the urana can yon on roller skates — blindfolded' lege Wast Cleaning the cuff Alva Bradley has even considered making young Lou Boudreau manager of the Indians but decided the strain of that job would be too hard on his playing If he's been considering Wonder Brother goat rhymes Charlie Grimm too? Prexy Bill See saw a whale of a score says The Bedgers have met a new Veeck of the Milwaukee club from Cholly turned down an offer master Wisconsin cart certainly pile up a major league club and who else is looking for a manager? the points AT DUNDEE'S Avemi NATIONAL PRO LEAGUE Western Division W L T Pts 0 165 Green Bay 6 1 0 254 Chicago Bears 84 2 4 1 Chicago Cards 2 5 1 72 Detroit 2 7 0 102 Cleveland Op 71 L W 6 5 5 2 0 New York Washington Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh 81 T 151 188 Pts 162 105 94 74 75 Op 66 83 99 128 180 Sunday's Results New Tork 20 Detroit 13 Chicago Bears 31 Cleveland 13 Brooklyn 13 Washington 7 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 7 (tie) Next Sunday's Garnet Cleveland O The Same Fine QUALITY O The Same Superb STYLING O At the Same LOW PRICES BRIGHAM YOUNG 125 i 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 5 7 87 at New York Chicago Cardinals at Green Bay Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Chicago Bears CHICAGO Nov 10 (AP—If the Washington Redskins still hold a grudge against the Chicago Bears for last year's 73 to 0 whacking In the National football league's title game this is the week they have a chance to get even Because next Sunday's schedule has provided just such an opportunity calling for in an innocently-phrase- d line in the schedule "Washington at Chicago Bears" The game comes at a time when both the Bears and Redskins have just been nudged out of the leadership In their respective divisions The Chicagoans slid Off the western section top spot a week ago Washington took the Eastern division lead last week but toppled fto? the throne yesterday clash is of The Washington-Bear- s major importance because of the possible bearing it has on the championship in each division and there also is the revenge angle Washington's short stay in first place was ended yesterday by the Brooklyn Dodgers who won 13 to 7 and thereby retained their own chances of a share of Eastern laurels The Redskins were replaced by the "New York Giants who had held the No 1 post until shoved out a week ago by the Redskins The Giants won yesterday's scrap with the Detroit Lions 20 v to 13 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh the two low teams of the Eastern division played to a 7 to 7 tie The Bears dropped into the Western division's second place last week by Green Bay's Packers beat the Cleveland Rams 31 to 13 and gained a half game on the Packers who beat the Kenosha Cardinal in an exhibition 65 to 2 The Redskins' step backwards was created by Dean McAdams' touchdown pass to Don Wem-pl- e which broke a 7 tie and won the game for Brooklyn in the final period Come m and see for yourself the quality the style the value that only Dundee's huge purchasing power makes possible at these low prices FACES COLORADO A ON PROVO FIELD BY LOUDON KELLY DENVER Nov 10 AP— There's always a first time and you can say that twice so far as Brigham Young's football Cougars are concerned Two firsts are within reach for the Provo Cougars undefeated in Big Seven competition One is the conference championship or a half share in it and the other is a long sought victory over Colorado The chance to gain the second of these objectives comes Saturday smashed 46 to 6 by when C Utah in its last venture across the mountains plays at Provo Saturday If Brigham Young can beat the Buffaloes only Colorado State Nov 22 will stand in the way of championship claims for Coach Eddie Kimball's eleven Utah's defending champions who looked like anything but champions the last time they played on the eastern side of the conference cross over once more to meet Harry Hughes 31st Colorado State crew at Fort Collins UnIf they win this game the win-lebeaten Indians will have only Utah State to dispose of Thanksgiving day If both Brigham Young and Utah win their remaining games it will be a matter of personal choice by anyone interested whether they shouldshare "the title because neither was defeated or whether B Y U should get it all for having Utah's two just one tie against Championships will be the least of the worries for Utah State and Wyoming in their fracas at Laramie Saturday What they're interested in now that they've lost every conference game to date is in staying out of that unlucky seventh place and the winner will ss do tomorrow?" iscoVer IHieive OEnoBise ft® it Denver which can't aspire to anything better than third place now will try again for its first victory on - home soil this time playing Colorado Mines of the Rocky Mountain conference Popular choices came through schedin last weekend's two-gaule Bob Riddell made two long distance gallops for scores in Dento 8 success against Utah ver's for a touchdown and all the points State 14 and George Wing paced necessary to preserve its perfect Brigham Young's second half atfootball record overcame tack that Wyoming 23 Final score in the interseetlonal to 7 game played yesterday at Kezar stadium was 9 to 0 Left End FOOTBALL FINALS John Roskisky kicked a field goal from the line shortly aftBy United Press er George Gonda fullback crossed Duquesne 9 St Mary's (Cal) 0 the goal from 25 yards out for Niagara 11 Providence 0 San Francisco 27 Loyola (Cal) the initial score thousand saw the 20 Twenty-fiv- e Scranton 20 LaSalle 19 game 29-ya- Pts Op 1 75 Temp 0 5 21 172 New Mexico Aggies x — Concluded conference season Mary's - Harmon RaVfti- - TVot 'Vrt o tt American Legion will present a headline football attraction Tuesday at the Ogden stadium when they trot out Weber college and University of Utah reserves The kickof f is scheduled for two p m sharp and indications point to a crowd of between 4000 and 6000 fans Ike Armstrong veteran Utah coach will direct the reserves against Weber college He will be assisted by Pete Couch former Weber college wizard and other members of the Utah coaching Eastern Division 7 NOVEMBER EVENING -- al Op utose- '' f1 i four-touc- MONDAY UTAH CITY ©uEie is merry-go-roun- battle Delta and Bingham will meet at p m FriBrigham at three-thirt- y semi-finone B in class of the day Results iAAt Week contests Park City and Lincoln Brigham Young 23 Wyoming 7 will meet Denver 14 Utah State 6 probably Thursday in the other class B semi-finSOUTHEASTERN1 CONFERENCE Officials of the state high school W T Pts athletic association predict record Mississippi state 3 0 1 34 attendance for the and Mississippi 2 0 1 47 Alabama 4 1 0 84 finals 2 1 O 67 Box Elder is picked over Carbon Vanderbilt 2 1 o 55 Georgia Tech and Jordan will rule a favorite Georgia 2 1 1 54 2 2 0 93 over Provo in the class A semi- Tulane 1 1 0 15 finals Finals will be played the Tennessee 1 2 1 28 I S U last of the week O 3 0 28 Kentucky IDAHO NAMES OGDEN J rd Topcoats 1 v Coverts Tweeds Herringbones and the famous Camacuna Fleece Single and double breasted models and many with the popular new fly front You'll find k warmth and style in lightweight top- - 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