Show PAGE FOUR UTAII NOVEMBER STUDENT LIFE LOGAN - 13 1941 — - — Farmers Head East for Wyoming Tussle x & l X x f f f i t Him?’ wi f f b 2 V t'- JiA- SSS i - 1 JA I £At ': v " J I Erigham Young’s gang of Coucontinued their gridders march toward Big Seven supremacy and their first championship in history Saturday as they trampled Wyoming 7 while their top rivals Colorado and Utah U were both die Saturday Left to right they are Jack Gilbert kle Robert Choate guard Dick Griffin end Ralph tackle center and Joe Ingersoll Maughan 23-- Dent Leads Rivals In Scoring Contest lead Lewis Dent’s seven-poiover rivals in the Big Seven football scoring race stood up safely over the week end despite the Colorado State fullback’s idleness He has made 32 points with four touchdowns and eight conversion Izzy points to lead the runner-u- p Sector from Utah by seven counters Trailing in third lace is Vern Lockhard of Colorado with 24 while La Verle Sperry teammate of Spector is in fourth spot with 21 tallies Lead Pass Tovsers Huck Adelt of Utah and Tex Reilly of Colorado lead in throwing touchdown passes with five of each while Dee Chipman Brigham Young tops the conwith version point department nine nt The win for the Cougars put them on the inside lane for the 3941 bunting with their biggest obstacle of the season coming up this week in the Colorado University Buffaloes A win for the Provo squad would leave only Colorado Aggies between them and the crown and it is doubtful if the Coloags could stop the championship intent Cougars if a title were at stake Pioneers Push To Win Tile only other teams in the Big Seven race who saw action last week were Denver and Utah Aggies with the Pioneers pushing 6 to a decisive triumph in a game that saw what good backs the Aggies did have put on the injured list early in the game Chief casualty was Gail Duncan the closest thing to a powerful runner the Utags have had all season who was carried from the field in the first quarter with a broken leg 14-- Until the injury Duncan had the outmanned sparked Aggie squad on a drive that carried them down deep in DU territory but the attack fizzled and died when he was taken from the field NrK Juggles in the Utah Aggie back-fiel- d sent Captain Wednesday Marvin “Dingle” Bell over to right half as Coach E L (Dick) Romney groomed his disaster-ridde- n Farmers for this Saturday's tilt Wyowith the likewise-luckles- s ‘ ming Cowboys Shift of Bell to the running spot and out of the quarterback position where the trusty field general when uninjured has functioned smoothly means moving by Romney of lank Burton into the quarter spot Likelihood that swift Jim Paulos and stocky Mel Wood would get in for a crack at the Cowboys in place of probably starters Hue Jewkes and Mel Manning added to the side of Captain Bell placed n an air about the Utag! victory thrus beaded for Laramie but still It was an which ran squad through the week’s trials In preparation for Coach Bunny Oakes’ Wyoming eleven With overcast skies Wednesday sending them Into the field house the Aggies were polishing up some technicalities of the touchy “T” and also being tutored by Romney on a selection of plays designed to befuddle the Cowboys who were pushed around last year by the Utags in a Thanksgiving snowstorm 16-- 0 On the injury list apparently this week adding to the ill fate that has dogged Utah State backs all season was flashy Freddie Allen major Farmer ground-gaine- r this year Dick Griffin highly-rate- d sophomore end was also listed as a probably out for the Wyoming tussle with Manning Paulos and guard Sam Merrill nursing hurts which may recur or affect them in Saturday’s game Spirits were high in the Logan camp victory hunger so rampant that the Aggies were licking their lips Up on the line the first stringers of the last few weeks were still in Chris Axelgard Fer-ro- n Glen Sorenson Sonderegger Ralph Maughan or Dave Clark Merrill Jack Moore and John Putnik composed the forward wall which will charge the Cowboys from left to right anything-can-happe- Led by Ripping Robert Riddell the Pioneers of Denver university came into the Utah State Aggie stadium Saturvictory day and carried away with them a 14-- 6 hard-wo- n over the Utah Farmers Denver’s first score came early in the first period when BREEZIN’ AROUND By Bryce E (Breezy) Roe All conference football selections will be published pretty soon — every sport writer from coast to coast will air his opinion on who should make the mythical team Riddell broke through the Aggie and why Some writers will choose defense and headed down the field Farmers and Pioneers reentered their pets their proteges Others 62 yards for a touchdown The the fray with new confidence The will choose who they think is best Pioneer conversion was good and — Aggie "T" sparkled for awhile but Maybe a few will pass waive the 0 Denver went into the lead privilege of choosing one of these once disheartened Riddell Again however half Through the first teams the Aggies made good running the Aggie fans with a brilliant run The Denver took the sparkplug It’s really quite touchy business gains consistently and after receivball on a shovel pass ripped I have always thought so at least ing the opening kick the Farmers SI and ran around end the yards and now I find were heading looked like they for a second Denver touchdown that I’m not places — until a fumble gave the The second conversion was good the ball to the invaders one too to put the Pioneers in the lead The only other Riddell Score on Run day 0 and dim Aggie hopes ' w’e (O editor It was just after this that RidWhen Farmers took the possesand Andersen dell scored on a run that was similar to the one made two weeks sion of the ball near the middle of myself) receivago by Freddie Allen in the Utah the fourth quarter a pass from ed a letter from State homecoming Captain Marvin "Dingle” Bell to Frank Karsh end John Putnik set the ball up sports editor of game After that one run the Utag a bit and held for the play which netted the Ag- the Silver and defense perked-u- p Denver scoreless for the remainder gies their only score After trying Gold — student of the half When the gun ended for a couple of downs Captain publication for the second period Denver was still Bell heaved a 20 yard pass to end the University Bryce Roe Dick Howard who stepped over of Color ado margin leading by a slim the for the touchdown too pleased not la seems goal Karsh it An Aggie scoring attempt would with the way conference selections Hard on Aggies probably have proved successful As far as injuries were concernhave been going in the past This in the first half Saturday but for the old recurring hard luck which ed the game Saturday was part- is what he said: has been stalking the Logan camp icularly hard on the Aggie backs ‘For the past several years the besides Duncan were Injured all fall Gail Duncan Coach RomBig Seven football Allen Freddie Melvin was Manning find new fullback ripney’s to selections have been shoddy and Paulos three of the Jimmy the Aggies ping off ground for the least The best reason for say g Utah of State terwith gain after gain in Denevr this being that not every writer backs ritory But the injury jinx struck has been able to watch every cong full” Pacing the Utags on the "T” ference team in action again and the back was taken out of the game offense were Captain Bell and Dee with a fractured leg after he had Whitesides Bell was good both on Editor Karsh is planning to moved the ball down deep into throwing and kicking while White-side- s compile votes from all of the sports was the major ground gainer writers to decide upon a really scoring territory The injury took Seven team including the punch out of the Ags and the for the Farmers in the second good half Glen Sorenson showed very first and second string teams and scoring attempt failed well when he put three of his four honorable mention For gome time Sparked for Awhile e boots into the In the second half both the kick-of- f I have been wanting someone to inaugurate that idea in this conference and now Frank Karsh comes up with the plan Heretofore for every sports writer there has been an all conference team — most of them different —so we want to offer a pat on the back is now open at new locato Karsh tCome in and look tion And believe me the Student Life will have its votes into Colorado new over our university just as soon as the football season is over There is one Modem repair stock Aggie going on our list too He’s not an outstanding broken-fiel- d Base waxing metshop runner nor a dead-ey- e passer nor al edges installed a beautiful punter but he is a Buys' For three good football player now Use our lajaway Tt-C- ? years now he has been one of the Aggie mainstays playing in nearly plan! every game and giving the most 1 consistently good performance of anyone on the squad If you haven’t guessed already the man is Sammy STREAMLINE STEEL POLES Merrill veteran guard on the Chrome plated shafts MoldFarmer eleven In every game you CABLE BINDING will see Sam in there playing ed white rubber spring grips Complete with toe irons and heads-u- p ball— always in on tackSome tapered shape as hand floor plates The cable used an excellent les always doing on this binding is the fine stretched leather hut more blocking It seems to me that Sam 133 strand 2000 pound test resilient and durable deserves more praise than he’s emplane control cable been getting & Shafts OPENING Rings $(B QC 7-- 14-- -- State-Colora- dull super-spirit- over-rate- 19-- mainly responsible for the goot showing American Fork made Advances In Race Tuesday the Ag club advanced toward the championship in the department league by a forfeit from Commerce while yesterdaj Wellsville in the club league took their game from ISA also by forfeit The other game of the day saw a strong Mormit team with Arnold Wiide and Sheldon Fitzgerald dunking baskets from all parts of the floor take Studentville into camp by virtue of a 25-- 6 score Russ Allen and Perry Leavitt were the Outstanding men for Studentville Today’s schedule will see Pi Kappa Alpha matched with Delta Phi in the third fraternity league game Friday there will be three games played Engineers meet their life long enemies the Foresters while d the Bear Lake club takes on Jordan Branch Agricultural college another baby in the league will tangle with Castle Valley newly-forme- 24-1- hard-foug- & 'HOLD TAYLOR’S SUPER SERVICE Open Day and Night Center and Main THAT LINE!” Arrow shirts go the whole day long without a “sub” In the Arrow Lackfield is Ilitt a fine white broadcloth shirt that is in its and constitution long-wearin- g non-wilti- Cut to fit your torso and Sanforized shrunk (fabric shrinkage less than Get Ilitt today! $2 hardest-chargin- rf"rr' r”Vf'r’rrr i£ ' ' xv f i Afternoon use of the field house floor and disruption of the Smart gym has caused ”A’’ basketball to move along very slowly with only one game per day 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