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Show SS'es Favored Idaho Coaches Announce Starting o earn Saturday of Total I Take It or Leave It ( K'otre Dame OOPS-EXCU- H IT Lineups For Logan Battle t II sporm-follower- s. Salt Lake Saturday Aggie-Vand- Two More Games The Dodgers, who have but single games left on Saturday And Sunday with Boston, are idle today while the Cards begin the Notre Dame And Illinois Give 1 Grid Season Cyclonic Start Grayson Picks Utah Aggies Over Idaho Southern; UiaS Over New Mexico contest last year, and br.ng : Salt Lake a new brand of colleg BY llAKKY GliAS SON N FA Sports Editor CHICAGO, Sept. 27 (NEA)-- In i game fit for a November climax, Notre Dame and Illinois, give the college football season a cyclonic start before a crowd of 70,549 persons in a in Memorial Stadium Champaign on Saturday afternoon Loaded like trick dice and with Buddy Young, the fastest and most spectacular back in the game, Illinois has one of its biggest and football. Nelson, huge Aggie tackle who has been shifted from fullback to bolster the line. Two other linemen have been converted from the backfield: Moroni Schwab, largs tackle, and DeMont fullback Walker, former from South Cache. all-sta- te Backfield Uncertain baek-fiel- d Romney explained that the starter were least certain. will see Other quarterbacks considerable action are Jack Sor- enson and Jack Caputo. Johnny Worley may easily get the call at left half, while Jay Van Noy, newcomer from North Cache, is a favBill Ryan, orite at right half. brother to the famous Kent Ryan, is slated for bullback duties along with Williams. Spirit of the squad is fine, and Coach Romney is exceptionally satisfied with progress made during the fall training camp. He has had some squad casualties, but manpower is sufficient to pretty well cover those up. Ferron former Aggie captain and tackle: Mel Manning, suberb halfback; Art veteran guard, and Tony SqLch. are all on the sidelines. For the first time, the Ule will be playing under lights It their own stadium Big Seven gridiron work form ally opened last weekend, but t.i Opening left the Utes idle an shining brightly as the fair-haed lads because of unusually slug gish performances by Big Sewn teams who displayed their stuf. last weekend. Appearing were the University o. Colorado and Denver University, who quite obviously have a smour.t of polish'njj to do before they enter the confer- erme title challenger class. Colorado goes out of the region this weekend to tackle the Texas Longhorns at Austin rated as one of the toughest opponents on the Buffs schedule in the hope of a more impressive showing. Denver also faces a rugged time this weekend, against the University of Kansas on the Pioneer record-breakin- ir home field. Ute-Ne- Gott-fredse- n, FOR SALE 34 West Center 405 of 1385-- . record-breakin- finest squads, but this observer fn wifh the which indicate that the battle may resemble those of 1942, 44 and 45, when The Fighting Illini made gallant bids, but fell short by a single touchdown on each occasion. Notre Dame is also rich in talent. with remarkable new stars spurring on the old, and making start under foxy its first post-wa- r Frank Leahy. Elsewhere in the midwest, Indianas Big Ten champions are tested right from taw by Michigan.. Iowa is good enough to stir uo trouble for Pudue, Missouri for Ohio State. Minnesota will once again begin to assert itself against Nebraska. Northwestern takes Iowa State pretty much in stride, which is the wav Michigan State should handle Wayne, Kentucky St. Cincinnati and Marquette Louis. West Virginia is likely to prove a little too much for Pittsburgh's freshmen. Oklahoma travels all the way to West Point to give us a further line on Armys 1916 edition. Navy should get off on the right foot field. Wisconsin hardly will run over and Cornell against Villanova California as Tom Harmon and opposed to Bucknell. Yale will turn its first Negro Michigan did some years back, back in history, Levi Jackson, but the Badgers have a bulge loose ugainst the Merchant Mar- nonetheless. ine Academy. Washington State is good enough PJ nS J,1C flan ... Elder. tile rneetin r. principal of Box EM r jghrtl was elected churunn of ot directors, whl, Mr " was chosen secrctaij The question o: 4iiilctic contests w and it was finally agrt general admission to"baif and football contest ln gion should be 7', luUs foa general public, and id c students with then shuW cards. The question of re. seats was left to the conad, tion of each loi.d s bool otherwise stated all frotbai tests will begin at 3 pm (J UEA convention, anil at 2 3f ''' t 3. nif ifrtiiwritlHi mu thereafter. s $, 54F K 3 K " ( . x Fee for officials both b4 ball and football games n' $7.50 per game, plus 6 cents" nule for one tar is the Following ba,ke schedule for the coining sr 8 Noith January Cache at gun, Jjuth Cat he at Bear P Weber at Box Elde, fr ' t ' Williams and pretty missus take in fight while Boston Red "'st ' toin Word Senes. Tcihaps The Kid is trying to learn Yinkec Stadium, where he had little luck this V(5r. January He struck out six, did not Issue a pass, and from the second inning until one man was retired in the seventh, did not permit a man to get on base. Unhappy Note There was only one unhappy-notThat was the bitter blow suffered when Pete Reiser, "the unluckvest guy in baseball," suffered a broken bone above his left ankle when he slid back to first as Philly pitcher Charley Schanz tried to pick him off base in the first inning. The St, Louis Cards, grimly aware' that base hits and not past performances will win tonight's game with the Chicago Cubs, hoped to shakp off their batting slump against John Schmitz or Hink Borowy, who will be opposed by Howie Pollet. A Cardinal loss would result in an exact tie between the Cards and Brooklyn Dodgers, and each will have two more games. The Dodgers are idle today, and will be one full game behind if St. Louis beats the Cubs. Hank Homers St. Louis has won 13 and lest s.x to Chicago this year, and Pollet has won one and lost two against the Cubs. Borowy has won one and lost two against St. Louis, recand Schmitz has a three-tw- o ord. Hank Greenbergs home run hitting featured other games yesterday. The Detroit first baseman got two as the Tigers trimmed St Louis. 6 to 3, and increased his Cache North Cache, Log cn at t Bear River at Box ICIder Jcniary 17 N nth Cache Bear R.ver, Box Eldei at Lo Webtr at South Cache Seals Take Second Garre From Stars January et at N, Cutho, Lo,an at Beat Rner Elder at South Cache January 31 - Noith Cube at Elder, South Cache at Logan, B Riei et Weber. couple of premier nit' h , '"rfonr f l cs one a 'b and the othfr only a portion 'f an inning stole the spotlight m the Govern ir s cun playoffs o' the Pacific toast leigue last mg' as San Fianci.co tetorded its se : n,l victory in a cow ovt r Hollywood and Los Angeles shaded Oakland to square their series. Ciff Chambers, the leagues A h fc i Pcb.-jar- y 7 Logan d'uhc, Beer River at Box Elder at Weber at South No Ca F. uruu.-H Noith Cache Couth Cache, Weber at Lo. Box Elder at Bear Pucer l.u.l"-- , Fbruay 2i Beer Rner southpaw outstanding at Logan out 13 A.co-nbatters ani Noith Cache, en ounte-c- d only two rough soe, El lor. South Cache at Weber F, bruiiy 28 Noith Ca, He mg' in turning back the Oaks. 5 to 4. River it Lop He was given ample batting sup-- j Weber, Bear port with catcher Joe Stephenson South Cache at Box Elder March 7 Box Elder at N0 un i out' elder Lovd Christopher Cache, Logan at South Or each clouting home runs. Weber at Bear Rner s total to 44, six more than Ted WilHaefner of the Mickey Senators held the Athletics to six hits as Washington won, 2 to 0 In the National league, Chwago e took a lead over Bosto-- i in their fight for third place by liams BARN Hobbs' Ranch Bill half-gam- while ,o beating Pittsburgh, the Braves split with the Giants, 3 5 winning 8 to 0 and losing 5 to 4 Bill Nicholson do'ubled home the winning runs for Chicago. Jlort Cooper pitched the shutout for Boston, allowing only three hits, but Sid Gordon's ninth-innin- DANCE . V2 Mile North of pinch homer nipped the Braves in Franklin Sept. 28 Good Music g the nightcap. , 1 mfUfM Ty ie t '' all, but a weed. Water as the western tip of Cuba is a foot higher than that on the eastern tip, due to the force of the Gulf Stream. - "'I- m1.'! osiiiwM' vino' ' ,. is rat - BROWN-FORMA- NS Hardin-Sim-mon- TUNE KVNU OF WHISKY PRE-WA- R FOR !U PAUL COBURN Ace Sportscaster Describes the VS niffii UTAH AGGIE , hs IDAHO SOUTHERN Southern Branch 3P.M. "First Home Game 1946 Season I Admission $1.25 of King Pre-W- this flavorful FOR FASTWAY TRANSIT CO. Whisky! For fdfi H If f u f taste, satisfaction. King has no peer. ar Treat yourself and your friends to King Whisky from Kentucky. 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They will board a special chartered plane Sunday morning and speed to Dicramento for a game Sunday afternoon with NugChoice Location gets there. It will be the second of the season for the Gulls game Two Apt. Home The squad of 25 nun will return to Salt Lake City Sunday nigh 4'j x 18 Rods Lot by plane. Garage, Chicken Coop PEDEDSEN series first of their three-game- 1 with the Cubs. Ohio State to trim Durocher said he would use lefty Missourrs VaerTr Hatten, his prize rookie against the -- 4 Braves on Saturday. Hatten has beaten the Braves three times without a defeat. Although the Dodger domo would make no commitment on his Sun, day pitcher, it was believed that he would come back with Kurvin Higbe, his right handed Kirby ace, who mowed down the Phils Southern Methodist is given the yesterday. Higbe was fast and his curve nod over Temple on the supposi-- , was breaking perfectly and it was tion that Mustangs arent beinr, not until he eased up in the late shipped that far just for the ne'e inn.ngs that the Phils could touch , Dartmouth .figures over HoTy him. Cross. Boston College moy be a trifle too well fortified for Wake to bring out the best in Southern Forest, Lafayette for Muhlenberg, California. Maryland for Bambridge Naval The only reason UCLA is given Training Station and RPI for a shade over Oregon State is beColumbia cause the Coast Guard Academy. game is played belts Rutgers, Harvard Connecti- - in the Los AngelesbeingColiseum rut and Syracuse Boston U. ' is up, but Saint Alabamas unbeaten, untied and Washington s should obtain another flyg Rose Bowl cham-- 1 Marystart. Oregon perfects plays ing pions are not expected to run sec-- 1 Pacific, Stanford against ond this season, certainly not at against Idaho Montana ought to be able Tulane, j to handle Colorado A. and M. aekles Brigpen. t Bqb Neyland sUTen-nesseIf Kansas repeats over Denver e a Tartar in his first start in the Rockies it will be by &3 since his return from the narrow a squeak as the Jayhawks in Georgia Tech, had a CBI theater, year ago.' Its Utah over w'hich has to be made the choice. New Mexico, College , Colorado William Miami is favored over over Fort Hays1 State, Utah State Chailie Triopi and over Idaho (Southern, Wyoming Jary. Georgia should successfully hur- over Colorado Mines and Brigham Florida Young over Montana State. dle Clemson, Mississippi and VMI Richmond. Duke warms Go to bed early the night beun against North Carolina State, fore and youll enjoy the game. ChattaState Mississippi against North Carolina nooga, against VPI, Vanderbilt against Tennessee Poly, Auburn against Mississippi Southern and South Carolina against Newberry. In the southwest, Colorado is iJW I'lwvjj.. formidable, bfit no match for Texas, and Smackover Scott and A- fy- r Arkansas require helo to hold off Oklahoma A. and M Louisiana State appears too well equipped , ' ' ' for Rice, Texas A. and M. for 't Texas Tech. Texas Christian rates a shade over Baylor. Kansas State is given the call at Tulsa furthei; straightens out the wrinkles with New Mexico A and M. on the other sidt of the b? 1 Manager Leo Durocher, also beaming over the brilliant performance of his kids, said he figured that "weve got a swell chance I for the Saturday game Box At world. e' Captain The new season when North ,u Login, South Cache an Weber at Box' mg champion of th -- , Rickey, the gage but conservative Dodger president, was impressed, for the first time n prediction since his that the Dodgers didn't have much out Cardinals the chance to beat this year, he admitted that he had changed his mind. I wouldnt be surprised if you boys win the pennant, he said In making a personal dressing room appearance to thank them for the $5,100 motorboat they had presented him the day before. "And I want you to know that win, lose, or draw you are the greatest bunch of fellows in the I ' 1 half-gam- New Mexico w'ill be George Region One early-seaso- Li Announce hM bill schedule fm IT "ounce today h, u R of Hviu.n, .sc ci et t board of manage, annual autumn Lrighum City NEW YORK, Sept. 27 tl'j:i The broiling battle for the flag between the Dodgers and Cardinals was at the "win, lose, or draw stage today and in Brooklyn they were talking of nothing but "total vic- of St. Louis. Even Branch eager to aee the Farmers when the wraps aie taken from Dick1 e squad, today In Romney s re, were talking about the game with is There considerable enthusiasm. a feeling among the Aggm faithful that perhaps a "golden era" for ttah State sports will soon be BUI NK E. SLATE Ushered in Friday Night Kiekoff at 3 p. m. Kansas U. vs Denver at Denv, i The game will be Colorado A A. M vs Montan played Saturday at 3 p m. in the U at Missoula The high Logan Logan stadium Saturday band will be in attendance, and New' Mexuo vs Itah at La numerous school students, memclub, will Lake (night). bers of the "Knot-Holmake up a section of spectators on Idaho Southern vs L'tah Slat the east side of the bowl. at Logan Coach Romney and Coach Johnvs Monlan Young startBrigham listed their Vesser today ny State at Bozeman are elevens both and ing lineups, Coiut ado Mines s Wyoming a witn Veterans war veterans and prewar grid veterans. Laranne. "In select, ng starters, we were Coloiado vs. Texas at Austin faced with the question of whether The unveiling of the highi. the old our we should give players touted University of Utah gu. should we first chance, or whether house this weekend high try out the youngsters," Coach powei ghts the Roiky Mountain font Romney said "In most cases, we ate letting the veterans take over tall calendar and shifts tne gr.u non sport into high gear. for the first minutes of play I tea Favored Here are the tentative lineups: I'tah State osi ion Idaho S.H. Ike Armstrong's Utes, favor-- , Bill Folsom by Big Seven dopesters to win Norvcl Hansen up the season with another pen nant for their trophy room, tai to the field Saturday evenm of We against the University ord-M- Year Victory Frouil of Bums was Flatbush proud of its who oounced back to a "Bums, big 8 to 2 victory yesterday over the Philadelphia Phillies, creeping e once again to within a V'an-dal- Collegians were not the only inLogan city and School For tory. The Utah Aggie campus in Logan was swarming with students today, and a prime topic of conversation during registration procedure was, IIow will the 1946 edition ofs the Utag football squad look when Idano Southern invade the local bailiwick Saturday afternoon. terested parties Cache tounty tfie" Williamses Stop Out Brooklyn; Faithful . g"1 whiskies; 60 spirits. 8d proot trai |
