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Show pa (IE four. THE IIER ALT)-JOURNA- LOO AN, UTAH, L, Ts, From the time a train load of football players, a 70 pieee hand and 100 supporters, plua 12 automobiles approximately filled with Boulder fans and students, arrived in Logan Saturday morning until they left Saturday night, not an irregularity was noted in their harking of a respected Colorado eleven. The band marched straight to the college from their train, and following the to the game marched hue station. On the latter Buffaloes Fall, Box ( Champions To Close! N 0 V E MBER ... TIDE 1 6, It. M. C. Standings KEEPS Jk Si Found seviop: lh r half'sac ALABAMA, fyW WILD A&AtNS op j tlj - BY I) II N. JOHNSSON mted Press Staff (orresHtmlcnt D SALT LAKE (TTY, Nov Hi Carried along on a slim ol die victory, margin Rocky Mountain eonferemo gridcrown slipped out of the iron grasping hands of a Colorado C tiam last wek and settled own for a years stay on Utah State'-( a in pus he Aggies' victory osar the Buffaloes marked the fust 15 time in years that the emblem of football kingship has i o. le to (nines Saturday the The crown was last starters Colorado College vs Colot ado hi ought to Ixigan in 1921. Slate at Fort Collins Johnson Shines Wyoming vs. Btnrhuni Young nt At Denver, the Pioneers spearProv o Greek y State vs Culm ad, e lies ed through a Brigham Young line in long dashes, routing BYC at Golden 7 score On the kii koff with a Ray Johnson marathoned 95 yards for a touchdown, opening Denvers Iti suits I jest Week Utah State It, Colorado 13 storing spree Denver scored twice in the Denver 35, Bnghain Young 7 first, and once in the third and fourth periods Ttxas A ami M 20, Utah 7 Colorado State 12, Greeley State 6 Waters made the touihdown tor Colorado College 7, Western State 0 Brigham Young m the fourth In Salt Lake City, Texas A and Montana State 32, Idaho Southern M. bowled over the Utes It Branch 19 Colorado Mines 45, South Da- was their third victory m eight kota days, despite a strenuous touring program. The Utah team fought stubbornly, but was unable to gam any decisive hold on the outfit to the 10 yard line where the Bithat has won over Southern Methsons were penalized five yards for odist and Texas Christian Texas off side. Cheney rambled over scored once in the second the goal line on the next play, a and fourth. Utah madefirst, its tally in perfectly executed fake reverse. the second. White's kick for extra point was Tv.o Field Goals wide, leaving the Aggies with a At Greeley, Colorado State demargin that eventually feated Greeley 12 to 6. Leonard Volz kicked field goals twice foi spelled victory. and Wanger, Aggie fullCoolrado, Both Threaten back, dashed 66 yards for a touchBoth teams threatened later in down after recovering a Greeley the game, one Aggie drive carry- fumble. Colorado Mines took their first line where a ing to the of the season when they 15 yard penalty ended their victory chances. The Buffaloes reached defeated South 6. Dakota Mines at It was the firs; the Aggie 15 yard line late in Golden 4519 to in years the two teams the final quarter, chiefly on a pass time had met. from White to Art Unger, rangy ed four Harley McDonald scortouchdowns, passed foi end, and a 15 yard Aggie penalty and Haney and McCutch for disputing an official's decision. another, eon each scored once. Here the Aggies held, however, Colorado College met and de Johnny ReoUa Favored As and Whites attempted field goal feated Western State on a Gunni177 Pros Tee Off At went wide. son field Wayne Neil scored In sparking the Aggie offense, in the third quarter from tht Pinehurst Kent Ryan added plenty of points line after a to his down the field. BY HENRY MCLEMORE rating. Be- march Games next week: Nov. 21 sides his ball running he did some United Iress Stuff ( orrespondent of the finest blocking on the field, Wyoming vs. Brigham Y'oung at N. C, Nov. 16 PINEHURST, a marvelous played defensive Provo; Colorado State vs. Coloradi CP Golfdoms big money players at Fort Collins; Coloradi - the boys who forsook the game, shot several accurate pass- College glory Greelev at Golden, of es and placed his punts well, his Mines vst g winning silver cups for Western vs. Idaho S. B. at State one hurried kick being the only more digestible- begin their Pocatello. bad feature of his play in this annual battle today for the Nadepartment. FF.WF.R QUAKES IN TOKYO tional Profesional Golfer's association crown. White Rivals Kyan There were 117 pros touring TOKYO (ITU Tokyo now averPinehurst's rolling sandhills toRivaling Ryan for honors was ages only one earthquake a month. day. Ai: hoped to be among the the renowned Colorado "Whizzer" The number of earth tremors that 64 low scorers who at the end White ran and are recorded by delicate instruByron White. of 36 holes medal play tomorrow kicked the ball effectively. He un- ments but not felt by a human for Wednesday's night doubtedly ranks with the several being is higher, but in past years match qualify play. The experts were brilliant and slippery bill run- the rate of noticable quakes has 142 as the likely medal quoting ners that have appeared in Logan, been greater than the card, and a pair of 80's -- 160 he is from far although average for 1936. ranking good enough to land among the with Ryan as a powerful runner. Gene Moore, the cool and alert Buffalo center, was one of the outstanding linemen on the field, being the bulwark of the Colorado defense. Unger at end also played good ball on the Colorado line. Besides his place kicking, Ed Wade presented a brilliant game in the Aggie line. Here however, he is forced to share honors with Lawrence Mathews, Eddie Peterson, Carl Mulleneaux and Captain Bob Bunker, all of whom I played outstanding ball. JT was after lus chat with Lon! points out that the Cardinals Warneke, which led to that hue e won only one flag since Wuyment Sparkles gieat signing with Dean joined the aggregation, as the St. Louis Cardinals for 1937, against four in six seasons before Elvin Wayment played probably the best game to date at the that Branch Rickey decided to he icpoited tiade Dizzy Dean, provided a sat "We can do a little dictating of Aggie center position, while Dalour own, now that we have las White, Harvey England, Grant isfactory deal ear. be arranged. Warneke is a perfect team man. Waineki-,Andreason, Karl Ferrin and Joe explains Rickey. For Lacey gamed a good de,.l of credit Rickey is a stickler for having the ceceial yi.us our team was built for the Aggie win during their boys walk the chalk-lin- e, Dt and' mound an Dizzy was the key Dean has done considerable zig- - man g And I don't mind stay in the game. Paul Blanton and Tracy Maero ting that we h.id to put up with The C.udinals lequue mfieldeis a lot of Di.y's occonti luties. nlayed exceptional offensive ball for the Farmers, while Greener and outfieldei s, and at least one Those days ,ue mer for Dizzy and slaved a good all around game liist-rapitcher in the event that the CaidmaK while in the lineup. Despite failDean is swapped. If Rickey he- '1 am i ut tiymg to belittle ure to handle White's long, low licves that he can impiove the Dian as a pitcher. Hes a great md fast punts effectively, the club by in this letting the former cotton one. but tlieies Aggie quarterbacks, Magnussen, picker go, he v ,!1 not hesitate to business besides something a gieat being and Jackson shirley Floyd Sluter, do so. play ei ran the team in great style. ' Things within the St Loins or-- 1 The lineup: acTAFAN has been a few chips shy ganization changed with the COLO. U. auisition of Warneke. In the ITAII STATE m team spud, uccoidmg to his re Mulleneaux Atkansan it lias the star flngcu rating in Rickey's bok. nger Brown Wade icquired by a pennant-winnin- g rt It lequues complete Peterson Rogel rg ganization, and one who will turn from 23 pkiyeis to win a pen-nMoore c . tbiow discord into an other- - nant, asserts the director of the Wayment Smith White wise happy family. !g 'f.n flung Cuidinal system. "There Holmes . It Mathews It is tiue that Dean is a re- - Pace bei n times, too numerous to le ... Bunker (e) maikdble attraction, but the Car- - mention, when Dizzv felt that he Lavington White qb d.nals were the only National was the 23 plnvei sAhdt he solely Trachel Greener rh League club which did not lesponsible foi the winning Nuttall lb Ryan mine customeis at home in diawtt,,s 1936 games he pitched Chenev . Maero than fb in 1935. Without Paul Dean, the Catdi- v The Rod did on Birds vet well Stoic by quarters n.,k would git plenty of jutch-th- e 6 0 7 0 13 road, hut the (iguies at mg f;om a 'till headed by Dizzy . Colotado in7 7 0 Utah State Spoilsman's Paik have led to and Wai neke. Colorado touchdowns -- tallahon ot a lighting system Scoringj1!r Wiiifoid tamed Ins spins Cheney, W'hic Aggie touchdowns The Cult iniiati R .Is will not lie dm mg the lad season, and, withiRvan, Blanton n11 onle maun league outfit play- - ,mt flesh additions, there me four Colo-rul- o ing night ball next sea on. Points after touchdown.othcis who may Ih of ituviderablc ' White, t place kick). Aggies son. lie. They me Silas Johnson, T IRON his retui n to S Wade 2 place Jk k Louis, who may beiome a suipme Substitutes. Colorado - Stevens, a brief natnm muse nn, Bob Weiland, the southpaw Ig; Boyd, ig; Dowe. re; Davies, le; in Florida wateis, In-uhSoil who wa, ol 'o much help to the Appleby, lh Antonin, fb, Gilbirt. Breadon will take up the m.ittei Rot he ter Fid club; Heusser, rh Aggies England, lg: Blanton, of whose pc laity is lelief woik; erecting the lights- with ih; Ferrin, c; Bourn, fb, Lacey, company which owns the and Mike Iibn, who turned in It; Winger, lh; Andreason, tg; ioint home of the CaidmaK anti tciral t i ellent pei fuimances as Jaikson, qb; Slater, qb the Browns. a le.ef winker after being reRresnahanReferee umpire. Rickey has something in the called fmm Columbus towaid the Hodgson; head linesman, Vorse, way of an aigument when he doe ol the last lamj'aign. field judge, Swattz. , al Ute-Agg- ie mid-wee- k one-yar- d 3 35-- 20-- 7 one-poi- one-yar- d Tjlane Tot .... Santa Clara Defeats St. Marys By 19-- 0 Score DCTnAN DEEP GAINED oS VAPDS N 4 ATTEMPTS AGAINST THE PREVIOUSLY UNBEATEN (GREEN WAVE.. BY LESLIE A ERY NEW YORK, Nov. 16 (LD Three of the major football teams continued undefeated and untied today as the curtain began descending on 1936 collegiate grid warfare. He PASSES. ) With but tiyo games remaining WiTh AND FvNTS on most schedules, Northwestern, THE Hr.ZT AND Marquette and Santa Clara still CALLS Tj&NAL boasted unblemished records after WELL AS some 260 encounters during tht week end. Norhwestern clinched the western conference title by winning Santa Clara over Michigan. turned in t its first victory over St. Mary's Galloping Gaels in 13 years, 19 to 0, and Marquette romped 33 to 0 over Mississippi. conference The Pacific coast muddle was cleared somewhat by by Washington's 12 to 0 win over The victory Southern California. insured the Huskies of at least a tie for the conference championship and equal chance for the ALABp honor of representing the west in the Rose Bowl conference with ) -EA Washington State which smashed UCLA, 32 to 7. If the Cougars beat state in their Thanksgiving day game there will be a deadlock for first place in the conference with both teams having a record of five wins, one tie and one defeat. However, if state triumphs it probably will win out in a vote to decide the Western team for the Pasadena classic. Problem Tangled The problem of an eastern ophoe Threatens ponent was as tangled as ever with To PUN ThE PED ELEPHANTS Marquette the anly eligible nomINTO The PASADENA PcSE BOUJL inee of the "perfect record teams. DAI POP The ON ,EW YEAR Alabama and Louisiana State, the Time FIFTH sTrSs two southern hopefuls, kept their bids alive by defeating Georgia 6 Tech with Auburn 19-- 6 respectively. Both have ties against them along fith Fordham which was idle last week. Notre Dame was on the "up season last end of its week, smashing Army, 20 to 6. Yale's Larry Kelly had another good week and the underdog Elis kept coming from behind until theyd whipped Princetons Tiger, 26 to 23. Although without national championship pretentions, match players. Georgetown tasted defeat for the first time of this year, being stopNamed Favorite 13-by Manhattan. Johnny Revolta, the St. Louis ped born pro who pitches and putts under the banner of Evanston, terday. 111 A large gallery followed the excountry club, has been named the with favorite along six hibition in which the old others at 10-- 1 to retain the title Revolta and Manero vied with he won last year at Oklahoma Hagen and E. C. Sawyer from Citys twin hills when he beat Richmond, Calif. Revolta holed a out Tommy Armour 5 and 4. on the 18th hole to end The honor of favoritism also has the match all square been bestowed upon Gene Stcra-zeSix Former Champs x Horton Smith, Paul RunIncluding Revolta there are yan, Henry Picard, Harry Cooper former PGA champions, in L . and Jimmy Hines. years competition. They are HagBut a red hot battle is pre- en who has won the title more dicted because another grouup of times than any other five; Sara-zethree who has triumphed five has been named as second favorite at 12-They are Jimmy times; Leo Diegel, twice victoriTomous, Armour, Runyan and Thomson, Ray Mangrum, who have won it once each. my Armour, Craig Wood and "Tee time" is 9 a .m., and Diegel Denny Shute. U. S. Open chaminto play pion Tony Manero is in the third leads the including Vic when he drives off on the first group of six at 15-Ghezzi, Walter Hagen, Dick Metz, hole of the 6,879 yard course in a threesome with Ky Frank AYalsh and Ky Laffoon. Laffoon. 1935 Ryder cup player, tkild Weather of New Hyde Klein Willie The first nine holes of this and course were laid out in 1898 but Park, N. Y. Revolta is exempt this is the first year it has been from qualifying, but he will take chosen to decide the ranking the medal test in an effort to The first win the Alex Smith memorial player. professional touch of cold weather arrived yes- - medal. 0 J - little ' Ct- 20-1- see-sa- Professional Golfers Begin Annual PGA Crown Battle two-yar- d come-,hm- Harry Grayson light-hand- IJudgWump Sa -- Aggies; Cougars By t!- And Unbeaten one-po- ... Three Elevens Remain Untied U end-tack- :i G. HIGH Texas Utes Bow To I ie 19 By Art Krenz- - In This Corner Lose hatter WILDCATS I) A Y, 1 oecus-sio- n IRISH In Title 3, Thrilling Offensive Drives The title battle. Kent Ryan's blocking on Greener's 26 yard run in the third quarter was hailed by maey fell over Utah State last the majority of writers as the fin- Saturday when the timer s gun of the barked est single performance the close of a tremendous game. Kent tipped two men upside championship struggle at the Agclown in "one fell swoop" to clear stadium in which the Farmers the path for his mate. Although gie tased past the Colorado univerconsiderable distance apart, sthe Buffaloes by a score of 14 two men were nut maneuvered by sity to 13 The Buffs shared the 1935 herded" who the "dark Aggie" title with Utah State and were them drove mid them together tied with the for the KMC off their pins. It was just another lead when theAggies into action swung to make those that of go things The undisputed crown Saturday. in valuable most the Kent player is the first for the Aggies sinie the conference. Besides being dy- 1921. he the with ball, helps namite was the final contest The make other backs dangerous with of the game season for the Logan team his terrific blocking. A final performance will find them in action on Thanksgiving day a like looked Macro r Tracy nst Idaho university at Ogden. knifed as ho through torpedo the Colorado line rejieatedly Six Victories on quick opening plays tlmi The Farmers closed the conferseemed to bo made for him ence season with a record of six . . . The Aggies proved that victories, no defeats and one tie, they were equal to just ubout the latter a scoreless encounter any situation when they played at Denver. Regardless of the fact man to man basket ball with consecuthat the Coloradoans rang up 13 the Bisons on three in one play. points in the battle, the new tive lateral passes The Buffs were held for no champions compiled one of the advanced defensive records seen in finest gain. The theory is the region for several years. Not that the 15 yard penalty on the until the Bisons invaded Logan Aggies near the end of the had the Farmer goal line been game was a piece of Utah crossed. State strategy . . . Although it conTwo perfect placements, gave their fans heart failure at seeing the Coloradoans on verting the two Aggie touchdowns, line, it by big Ed Wade, the Weber county the Farmer also gave the Logan eleven less turkey herder, provided the margin of victory and gave the Farmers territory to protest and fight enough to stop a freight train. strength at a spot where they have been weakest throughout the . . . let, hut . . . season. Wade brought his kicking foot Let it never be said that Carl Mulleneaux doesn't believe in giv- into action for one of the winning ing me other fellow a chance . , . placekicks before fully threeon minthe Moose let Utahs hopes live when utes of the ball game was a His boot followed a dropped touchuown pass in the records. crucial tilt, and Sat- sweet bit of the running that feaperforurday dropped a pair of them, one tured an after he had carried it five yards. mance by Kent Ryan, the thunenderbolt of the Aggie backfield. He made up for his miscues tirely, however, in as fine a deLong Jaunt seen in fensive end game as ever Logan .. . Byron White of ColoOn the second after the rado is the hardest man in the kickoff Kent reeledplay off a run of in down the 20 conference to bring yards, placing the ball on the open field . . . Kent Ryan is the Colorado 48 yard line. Then, afin the down to man hardest bring ter Carl Mulleneaux had dropped line . . . his pass in the clear on the five yard line and after the ball had LawBob and Bunker Captain been moved to the Colorado 24 of form Mathews the rence Aggies yard line, mainly on a 12 yard one of the smartest pass from Bernard Magnussen to combinations in the conference. Dallas Greener, the powerful Far Seldom are they wound out of po- mer ball runner boomed through work their and on defense, sition a hole at left tackle and didn't in opening the hole for Kent Ryuntil he was in the end zone ans two dashfs in the first few stop for a touchdown. minutes of the game, and several Wade's second place kick, and times thereafter, was superb . . . tht one which provided the win Eddie Peterson literally played point, came in the second himself out in one of his finest ning quarter as the conversion to a performances . . . Did you ever touchdown march which started Bee a cooler, more alert, and more in the first period immediately folpowerful center than Gene Moore lowing the scoring of Colorado's We havent . . . of Colorado first touchdown. As in the opening of the game, the Aggies took Purpose Accomplished? .he kickoff after the Bison score Speaking of tho officials In headed goalward with plenty and markthe game, our of determination in their stride. his usual ed man worked Blanton Drives good game. Never have we questioned the ability of our Paul Blanton, who replaced friend in the Farmer lineup, Greener from Salt Lake to call em. He worked cooly and faultjoined Kyan in the drive. He took the opening kickoff back to his lessly with hts mind entirely own 3 yard line and Ryan picked on liis work at all times. up two yards as the first quarter We were very happy to see the ended. Blanton then skipped 20 of our tnswer letter to tactful after taking a lateral from yards acknowand week last apreciated and alternated with Magnussen, ledgment of the Aggie view on the Ryan in running plays that placed anThe situation. game the ball on the Colorado 31 yard swer indicates that the line. passed to Magnussen letter has accomplished a great on theRyan Bison 18 yard line, and on deal of its purpose, that of securthe following play sped to the ing the game for Logan every line from where Blanton other year. crashed over. The second Colorado touchdown provided plenty of heat for the NEXT TO ball game early in the third period and the value of Red Wade's place kicks became more than ever apFACE parent wen Byron "Whizzer" White, the Bison phenom, kicked goal for Colorado's 13th point to CHICAGO, Nov, 16 d'Pi Tts up close the scoring for the day. The to Notre Dame to break Northtouchdown came when White cirwesterns victory chain now, for cled his own right end for 14 the ambitious Wildcats have step- yards, culminating a drive that ped in stride over every foe the started when Ryin's poorest kick big 10 shoved in its path to the of the day went out of bounds on mythical national football cham- the Aggie twenty-fou- r yard line pionship. The Farmers had been forced back Iowa, Ohio State, Illinois Minne- into their one of by sota, Wisconsin and Michigan all White's longterritory took a kicks. tried it and bounced buck defeat- bad pass from center Ryan and his punt ed. Now comes the Irish, hearttwelve yards past traveled ened by their 20 to 6 victory over the line ofonly scrimmage Army and driven by vengeam e First Bison Score ngainst the only team to beat them in 1935. Colorado touchdown, The first Despite defeats by Pittsburgh and Navy, the Irish appeared the score which broke a perfei t strong enough Suturd iv to beat Aggie defense record, came after Northwestern unless the Big 10 the Boulder eleven had been rechampions move back to their pelled on an opening threat Ryan's fumble had been recovered by peak. For more than three quarters, Colorado on the Aggie 30 yard line Michigan kept the Wildcats scur- and the Bisons, With White leadfor a touchdown to clinch ing the way, moved to the Aggie rying three-nomline where they were held t lead gamed on their Steve Toths placement for downs, Colorado fussing an cnrly in the second period. Only incomplete pass into the end zone otter Michigan had pounded deep Ryan punted past midfield and out of bounds, but on tho first into purple territory to the line did Northwestern cap- play White sped to the Aggie 31 italize on a break and sioie. y.ud line. White then led a drive Utah-Agg- N -- Contest; Ryan And White Lead they played Aggie songs in compliment to a victorious ( ouference Itoeky Mountain champion. Iress 14-1- 0 ELEF UTAH STATE Too! They're While we aie hailing a great Aggie football team, may we lake tiini out to nflet a lamel wreath to the Colorado mmersity amt the few Aggie citizens of Boulder supporters who weie m Logan Suturtiuy will disagree with the statement that the visiting team was baiked by one of the mast enthusiastic and spin tsmanlike groups ever to invade Logan M er ot l,,o . win-fro- nt , - m Loci Yes, but it seived I was personally arqu the fellow whose book wj. turned. It just didn't make and my friend wouldnt belli Instead, he got to Ihmkin. was a kleptomani; stolen the book, out one night to throv river. He forget body was never ret overed STltf c Tli pn kr Jia Vr Scoring ,1 touchdown and point after 7r, Vtfiurday s -- against Utah State, Byitxa zer White, Colorado's gicu, moved into the lead among scorers in the Rocky Mount, conference with a total ol points. He has a total of sec touchdowns and six points afl Kent Ryan scored one ot i two Aggie touchdowns to tie vu Newell Call, Utah captain a quarterback, for second pla with 42 pointas Call still cornu performance up aaginst Colorado Aggie ai White has vet to play agair Denver. Ryan's conferente gri iron career is closed. Dreher and Johnson, Dene end and halfback, moved into tie for fourth nlace among t scorers with 24 points eat h. TD PAT FG I w 0 , n, Touchd.l TD after touchdowl TP Total pons HURL UR J STOCKTON, (1 Lovely, formerly Paris challenged R a duel. Eaton, as had the right of ons, and chose cream paces. Dry cleaners tr of the combatants. 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