Show Romney Enthusiastic Over Utah Aggie Grid Chances Hy Hunsaker Intramurals Aggie Football Rosier Ten Leltermen Form Nucleus Bolster Aggie Eleven 'a J To Revamps Once again the welcome sound of clouted shoes pigskin echoes throughout the Utah Aggie sladium°aS a squad of more than 5U gridders works out daily in prepar-auo- n for fall gridiron battles At the helm of the Blue and White math ne for the °7th consecutive year is Dick (The Smilcr) Romnev and“ for ” the first time since 1912 he has- - Intranun als at Utah State will Extension training m nhyMi a set jclmatum intramural import vn e coulee ami coireouve ph ait al education wIl be oUl'uI ui dcr an expanded pkyMia! eduea lion program at Utah State to II N Kaiiauitif dieet or ot the i G uparl eat LengJis for mdecendeut org iatKUi& departaicnU and frdeim ties will return the mlrainurai spoils program to a iux-- n oa sis I’lOiOssor Hunukcr aaat Sm denis m cull league Will have an oppui Jiity to pui lieip iic 12 to 11 spous miiuumg svvi nung snimg and hiking Plan alm so adl io eiuo porta ianon wicn we-iinniy ciiiu u dmcontiaued during war yeais and will be lelurneU to the mtraniur-a- i return to a bads wi'h thiee nnijOi leagues participating according to Poiessoi H B mtraiiuin! director Thn e leigaes itid pendail and Paternity wit co m 12 to 16 spmts du’ing the jear PiOiSvSOi IIunsaKcr said ILghlignt of the scheduc udl be mens intramural open house pre-w- Hun-luk- King Hendricks Looks to New v fX'Nih during the winter quarter Intra- mural leaders will weak with the student council on ftr-- ’ inngciuenU tor the annual win! carnival Dm mg fdl quarter he said touch football A basketball aim will form the major Taking up duties as chairman of 'wuothng Winter quaiDr spoits Hend-ficks Abiotic council is Dr King Schedule mclucies competition m who succeeds Professor a badmui-Uevolleyball B basketball X Soienson in the position open house an swimming In a statement winter caranaT Dndiwks said 'Tniercollegiate athletic competition in the puat- war period v ill probably rtuh an jail lime high Evciy school will feld bigger and faster teams with In me reserves than ever in tner history Utah Smie this year and this is only the beginning has 53 men in suits for the varsny squad According to newspaper re poi ts and rumors other collegeuid um ersites have 73 to 1 Vaughan Hall will assume duurs wmse big squads necessarily wid as mstruvtor m the physical edu- bt enabled to put not only one cation deputment when the hill term begins aceoiding to Profcs- ox II ia Iiimsaku depattment Two things he continued vUI kead Mr Hull who was giadualed trom M Cannnon high school and Utah State has had a ycai o ta c hum experience in 1 Jaho a ols While at college he was (( n"d lor his Inga s iiolaslic stand ng iwaving stiaiglil A grades scuial quarleis Ihotes or Uunal'er ointeil out I Dr HemlncUs said that Vil tilat bt a sl!cn Kl factor in the making of ihes uduiticn to our Ill department ttami vvn be thc sl)lnt of tllc me keen and ability to ana- GI-of thvse ull havo w)1 Mdny s si fim no ln Hn of iK I’niee Many o iastl 11 nnnu-nmake him an them will have an entire’y h - exielle t instriu tor ” fircnt appioach to college and m The new physical Hia ilion lucompetitive athletes It s eviduu btnn tor will Umli a ti dy ls- dready that many will do with a oCs and aait in the intramural grim determination anything they pj ogrum reason to smile The grins are provoked because the war has been won and we firmly believe the curtain is about o rise oil the most interesting and enthusiastic athletic era n History" Romney declared 'When 'ou remember that last fear it cals not possible to determine ! whether or not we could field a team you can ee now tiiat things are tleimittl in the up" The veteran Agge mentor dean of the Dig Seven coaches and one ot the oldest in years of service in the nation has lined up in interesting fall schedule both for the team and the student body Several interesting games will bt played in Logan trips will be taken to Denver Ogden and Salt Lake City for traditional games Nucleus for the 1213 Agge grid edition is lu returning lottermen headed hy John Putnik who was i he ununiumus thoice tor captain Other return ng squad members aie Ei me Groil and Cliff Hnopi ma a pair of elusy ball earners Nick (The Ro( It) Capulo fullback Anderson cchtei Dean Pupa dakus end Bob L'ttes guard hu k Donovan fullback Mua Beuhler tackle Ken Twede cent- cr Garth Uellision quarferbuk Pat Condio end Howard Hanson ItiCuLL Athletic Era 1 meet m interest education the PN de- Cv)ai hco Diriment has added a compile piogivm oi Luemy and tuidUiUiii-a- l us is tours g leading to a BS digue aal Km lung eernu ae la pnvxual e ue it on Many &udin aie returning to the college to begm gru luate stuly m pnvskAi tdiKHtnm till quaiter P oxcor ilunsaUer s a i One of tne major oi)jjsties of !1 tae department be pay icai examination and lollow-ucorrective pliVsU al eclueaiioa lie ieort td I’hysk! hand capped studu ts and others not able to parcicipiie in the regular program will find activity in various p Lo in tins ph ise of training All vvih be given a p ly si al x- - phy leal Vaughan Hall su-den- ts cni'hag Instructor -- pnv-aui- pnn'aeT- - PE ' p to rnie Pyle Cep Displayed at College Student Life Offers Jobs Journalists To GI cap” worn by Ernie Pyle author and famous correspondent transfer Entering freshmen o if Uurrg an asM3nment in Italy was Mudenl anJ rctuning Aggies in tint USAC stuciuvs fining center oi a display of books news tL rested in journalism ate invited wall requirements ai tale ai er magazine stones the editors of Student Ltfe to be able to sehet luaua tiom and pictures of the noted corresthe staff of the college weekly v t vanity of sports such as ba-the':join pondent m the library durin LiU b softball tenns chev e upon ieDistiaUun loi immediately summer months wiu ad urn jL The cn was given to Captain w hr h will help to diw Ion be available on Jt Don Chnstiaiwn former A and rh mul ogmu Vigor tuient oy Mr Pvla after the thc nevvs’ features soeiety sports business staffs and pioof and c two hud lived together from do vemher to Apnl 1914 while Cap- - cnPy dc'sks addition to the practical ex-- j football will be played wuth a Col John II tbizer lormer mem-al- h was stationed! turn Chiistiansen Team Elects Putnik a Dombmg gioup in Italy penenee obtainable through worKZeat and a spirit that will give il her of the Utah State military Mr on the newsp iper student aetiviij all of the thrills and excitement seiem e department A few das before has been 1945 toward that the most ardent fans can ask awarded the oik leaf cluster to earned to poults may be the Captain cap Pyle gave for he concluded Evciy lndica- - tile Inoiie star for mentoiious Christiansen before leaving Italy ieceiing of awards At hursday To further compensate him for tion at Utah Slate poults to a athievemnt to go Lo England in with (onneetion of the cap 23 time spent in work on the paper period of exciting inlei esting an On the nulilay opei atioiu against the Lifer may numbs have been diawn by air the prospective Student lnterfolkgiale alhleta: cmy on Luzon crews who had gone on bombing during legislation sign up foi missions with Mr Pyle journalism 3 or 103 dependm upon whether he is a lower or and reupper division student Vlany "A" ceive one hour class credit for Aviation Cadet Stanley Eugene V'5JJWW7 each quaiter of work with the Join Alumni Group ilamson son of Air and Airs maximum set at six credits J Stanley Huinson Grace Ida However it is not compulsoiv Mduy Aggie graduates have abbecame a second Lieutenuu today of to a to member become ided thOii nanus to the life memregister in the Army Air Forces after he staff and tho--students tak- corn bership roils of the alumni assoti inning' ting bombardier ciation dunng the summer mon- ing IS hours class credit the max- at the Carlsbad (New' Mexico! ths a a ordmg to Pulley Kiiburn imuin allowed in regular studies Army Air Field are slid eligible executive secretary Second Lieutenant Harrison is I A nutting for all returning and Piominent among the gradH uuv oie ot the mot higniy tia tailed tiki ig out lite mombei ships war piospeutive Lifers will be ud men in the Army Air Forces o netimc durmg the fiist few day1 o her and two sister Eldm AL Carlsbad he received instrucfourth ot school technician E Jacob on tion in dead-ie- c komng navigation — Bud at stationed Camp grade as well a thc sluntiaid bomoii-nerm- g lornu-Nelson Robert () college C ilit Miunne J icobsen Pulley course and Jewel Jacob 'anpknec has bon comndbsione( A D37 graduate an otfieer m the Army Air at a first lieutenant m the arm) son Chipmun school teacher ones ready fox active auty his chaplain corps At thc college he dcstnialion is not disi losud (huee Llaho Included in the group of Aggies has been fiscal supervisor of the He is a lormer student of thc to become life members in the War Production Training program USAC Logan Utah ( UT JOHN PI W association were: Lt Robei't Lassen Earnest M Morrison Cap- Captain Pieston D Johnson Ken W V Shulscn Bingham John Puln k atel’ur Ut h Aggo-- lain and Mrs Phillip Bullen Lt Richmond has been assigned as has been comrni sioiud a mgman was elected to captain L Dale Holbiook Major Ray A a member of the statf and facul- - canyon m livid arlnmj the llU3 Fu’arer gi u sqa uJ ut H lies Edwin J Holmgren Mi- - ty of the field artillery school second lieutenini his graduation fiom the loliowing ec ndu ted elections He was from Sill P Ward and Fort graduated ThuisJuy jor and Mrs Ralph neld artillery oflieer candidati Co ie h Drk Rommy repoit UPAC in 1912 Major Vern E Bennion Foit Sill Oklahoma (school Ten letter nen Horn the 19U t am participated m tno oleelio-- i Trims o£ maju German vat Marine Norman Jay MVn 21 I'u'mk ployed for the Hags before criminals will be witnessed fiist was commissioned a sec- three n“uilv m spemlmg yeirs hand by Lt Sheldon Kitzgf raid recently the seivue and then n turned la ond lnuteiant upon lomplvtmn o who was recently Aggie graduate 3 ear as one of the two letter-meaid to Genera! laylor school trainmade (ommandcr platoon on a small wartime squad The division commander of the ing at Quanta o Va new captain fumed for his pas first division Lt Fitzsgcrald at- The young leathermak officer snagging ability aho played fo” ter fighting with the first anny thc Fort Deugluo serviie team R whose mo her Mrs W ocof with stationed the is army 417 West 2nd North at lives h a Germany cupation in Ansha( l’Ul1 al tundc'd LoR'nbtnull town near Nurnboig where se'tFormer Aggie Cops college and the trials of war criminal is sche- - Statf1 Agin nltural took part of his training at duled to take place First Place Honors Coloiado University boulder Col) of Southern California In Golf Tournament Earl F Sorenson husband of UmversPy He is a meuihei Los in Aiigcp Mrs Doiothy Soienson Logan lus Chi fiatermty WAS fHf LEAGUES been promoted lo the rank oi of feigma Corp Dick Lui iahl son of Mr Lieutenant Allen is now ready and Mis E V Lunduhl Login LEADING PITCHER technician fourth grade lie is a for and former Aggie student copped which team IK 1936 AND WAS assignment to air gioxnd an with anny suiveyor Svdiool tvnmin the Jarlington Tex go'f tourney illations and maps ONLY 8 GAMES plans army int overseas iccently SHORT OF THE Corp Lunduhl stationed in the LI Col Paul D Keller has recir rgrps at Harhngton played a Sergeant Jess W Reeder giad-uat- ceived the purple heart for wounds HE WH£M MARK Irdliant fnal round to win one of USAC in 1931 alter servreceived timing the Okinawa ENTERED op He shot an eagle on a duficuR Col Keller a graduate of ing more than 32 months with tht THE us fjsO yard hole as the feature event 19th weather squadron overseas the college wdth BA degiee in K wall arrive in the United States 1931 of the meet ARM wms an observer with the soon While assigned to the 19th 7th and 86th division and was m Prior to entering the service he won several Logan t ties and vvs weather squadron he was a wea- a command post foxhole on June y winner of the Idaho state amateur ther observer 11th when a shell fragment toie tourney through hi sleeve and binned his Helen Evans 1939 USAC grad- arm Col Keller continued He has been termed one of the his uate has arrived in the European duties in a surgery tent however finest young golfers ever developVI ed on the Logan Golf and Country theater of operations as an Amer- penoiming many difficult operican Red Cross staff assistant club ations under fixe v‘y of the intensely needed maiudual suidents iiot oi xl iiisilur panted t by HOllPiAVA Becomes j A 4 gu ird Also ’J'’’"-- ' M( Iv 1 ': J' ' ' ATI TO set-o- r n c t I 'a heet M-- Aggies in the Service -- i Scigeant Keith W Elliot former Aggie student reiently completed his second year with an anti-air- ciatt artdlery gun battalion on A n itive ot Tw in Falls Sergeant Elliott was one of the original 1U men who activated the in battalion at Camp Edwards Lu-o- 193 1 -- rH gfRVIC t n f'6nr‘S f Colo-lria- n 2 5® First Lt Karl Homer prominent Aggie recently gtaduatc spent a 30 day rotation leave will) Mr and Mrs John Ins parents llomer in Idaho Falls He pai-t- u o ipaled in the ampaignTinian Tarawa Iheyn Saip t n ahunu and Okinawa With two toms of sea duty to his eiedit Lt Jesse Baiker form er student at the college has become flight officer for the operational tunning unit No 2 al Mclbo :rnc Fnnida Don M Erickson machinist's mate thud class is sciving with ihe Pauiie fleet’s soivue force at Pearl Hiibor as a machinist in its huge motor pool He attended college two years before entering the navy March 1914 Alfied W Sw inyard 30 lias been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in New Delhi Inda A graduate of USAC in 3937 and Harvard university school of business he was instructor in business administration at the college before going on active duty with the army William J Reese (if Woodruf! has been promoted to first lieutenant in the Philippines He is a pilot with the "black spider" night fighter squadron of Brigadier general Earl W Barnes’ 13th AAF lighter command e cani-mig- n BUY ORW WAR BONDS bark in the fold is lSV pound Paul Sanders who can pi iy or witii line e jStt Si jn Dilt‘ Blackburn with Thu! Sand-Jo- e crs m the fullback spot Einie Groll who is good enoug i to play on any college team in the nation cxn ki U and pass hs w II as carry the mail and blot k wdl at hard to ketp out of the- ono Iwlfbnik spot wiill Nirk Oapufo '“"K r"m I" bin it in the pod opposite Groll This would give the Aggies ono of the most potent baekfield in lament years witq every p i former capable ot act on Olliers who will sea plenty of actum dining the season are Ronald Thomas a ball carrier Paul Me Clo? a s eedy youngster with consider able experience Klein Purcell Far-rtlyounger brother Jack Dono-v- j n fiom last year’s team and Don Baum a husky fullbuk prosper Thc Aggies will entertain thn new students Saturday September 29 just one week alter registration when they tangle with the Idaho Marine "Devil Dogs” one of tho strongest service teams in the area Romney is lining up a college game for October 5 probably nph Montana and is negotiating with Wyoming for Oct 13 Definitely arranged games include Colorado Stale at Logan Oct 20 Denver 27 Idaho al Denver October Marines ft return game at Poca- tcllo No ember 3 Colorado of Utah Redskins Novxmb-e- i 27 in Salt Lake City Romney as usual will use Die "T1 formation but with some modifications and diflcicnt formations to match the trend of piav and the typo of 'ball employed by he opponents Assisting on the couhmg staff ore Deb Young one of the really good line coaches in the confcr-ee and Geoige (Duel Nelson the genial trainer and conditioner For the fiist time m history the Utag grid candidates have had the advantage of a training table a rovided by conterence rules and with the it is popular indeed players Yes football is back to stay at Utah State and although it can hardly be expected that thc team caliber when will be of most of the boys are still in the service the Blue and White squad will be a good worthy opponent tor any team Consider the prestige the Aggies have enjoyed in the past and consider also that su(h teams Minnesota and Tulsa asked their to have the Farmers on schedule this year and you will arc berealize that the in names of the one big coming collegiate football Romney thc Svengali of Bg Seven football always can be counted on to spring some and ns John Mooney sports editor for the Salt Lake Telegram puts it "Colorado Denver ftnd Utah will bieathe easier after the Aggie game this full — if they win jual ability Sunders won hmm as ail in guard 1!M J and undoubtedly will be one of tile main-staon the squad Lost via the soiviee gradiiat on route etc are Captain Hums Crook ton quarter hack last year Marv Abiams reg ' r tacIHc Con Miughan j n end La Von Porter Hkime Itcywood Lane Nuldcr all starters Ciookston graduated the others are ill the aimy Rome of too others who would not drive a enui h to Han-Kaif they did not return will nol be so sorely missed An inteieslin g thing about the current team is that about 20 nr nearly half are former veterans from cery theater of operations They have decoration ranging from the Sliver Star to the presidential unit citation and are from every branch of thc service Among the newcomers who show are Miekiyl olciity of promise Hughes r’ght end from Mena Idaho Reiver Jankovieh a rough and tough center from Tooele wlm bids fair to heiome one o the long line of famous Utah State pivot men Paul NieKou and Carvel Jackson a pair of linemen from lust year’s gieitl South Cache team Dale Black- burn flashv quarterback tiom Paul M Cloy a speedy Ogden D'"ie aai k fiom Albion normal Xitlxi-lineman from o Piovn's bampionship sjuad last fall Farrell Purcell a Su moan who can boot a punt 8J cards barefooted and may be tbc tnswer to a coaches prayer for a triple-threquartciback: Morris Kline a husky lineman from Texas Frank Eastman discharged Marine fiom Provo who play Newel Sorensen in the baekfield younger hi other of Ev Sorenson former Aggie baekfield ace Oleen Hess a husky lineman from Bear River and Ronald Thomas a ruling baekfield star from Downey Idaho Former Aggies who have returned fr a the service and will be hard to displace from the main e eleven' include Ncphi Schwab center to Ialph Maughan n 1911 and DeMont Walker fullback in 1911 a lettermen Looking over a prospective fust we would see of course learn Captain Johnny Putnik at left nd with either Schwab or Hughes on thc other wing and Dean Papadakis hot after another spot Vernon Barney ’ii'vel Jackson Max Beuhler and Hess appear to ie the leading tackle candidates while there is no doubt that How-irHanson will hold down his regular guard spot Doan Nielsen is Commissioned a second lioulcn-an- t in the army air forces after leading candidate for the other vde of the (enter with DeMont completing bombardier training at Walker and Bill Slraggas of West Carlsbad army air field recently also in consideration was John Carl James of Park Keiver Jankovieh' whose name Valley sounds like Notre Dame and who plays like an Irish lineman would Danivl J Evans fireman first anpears to have the pivot position in his pocket at this date class of Malad Idaho is at the Baekfield posts will be taken Atlantic fleet's naval training stacare ot by Garth Belhston veteran tion Newport R I prepaiing for signal caller at quarterback close- duty aboard a new heavy cruiser ly pushed by Farrell Purcell and of the fleet n Captain Graduates sties i is ar - thar ns Mv GI I B yion Frand Ur to J thes x'l sf par th a ”b£ camp g c No-an- K trip!-thre- ‘ c 0 un-1- n sneduie lo Aggie Mentor Begins 27th Year As USAC Gridiron Coach Three Leagues PE Program tiaaimg oi teddjets and Lor 1945 Farmer Team Include Aviation student Fern L Wright Thatcher Idaho became a second lieutenant in the ai my air forces July 4 alter completing bombardier Laimng at the Carlsbad N M army air field Lieutenant Colonel Richard V Griffin has assumed duties of supervisor of flying and training at the Mountd'n Home aimy air field Mountain Home Idaho He is a former USAC student ( :fiam lent iturc mbly i stude o bers to ng vi oody j'embln Me d Tomes i talei Sant ns Sore voca tnsen 'rotma Boffcut by iy Boi n sole s ocal essoi i'cs F rib lr of Lc eft tost i in tid boi timve ' vsor of pex T Of In 12 pie-w- sub-titut- d well fn ail com an I for Jta 'it ran UTS ' Slay 'ICO c 8 IliC I J m to t i 4 linii am Ml RhoUts ’'"I to ardc Shout 4 th rut any J kctWd D one wi y to ’ir scr ' first ‘Tie |