Show SALT LAKE CITY OCTOBER 4 1931 SUNDAY MORNING CRUSH COLLEGE OF IDAHO ELEVEN 52-- 0 f ¥ Provo Aggregation's Early Lead Proves Too Much for Nevadans i UtesCoyote Cameraman Catches Coyote in Futile Effort to Skirt Utah’s Line Big Captain Leads March Of Champs got his man on the play and if he lost him doubtless the fleet Coyote back would have sallied off for a long run The plucky Idaho eleven after a tough game with Washington State college last week fell under the Utah touchdown avalanche Fullback Barney of College of Idaho is photographed essaying an end run In the grid clash Saturday in the local stadium Barney avoided one Utah tackier but Halfback Richins ia Richins shown bearing down upon the runner Ute-Coyo- te to 0 The Utes three-tim- e Rocky Mountain conference champions open their first league contest October 17 with B Y U as their opponent Sidelights 52 Utah Captain Plunges 0er Goal Four Times in Captain Frank Christensen and Richins Utah halfbacks staged a merry race for individual yardage honors They each plied up 78 yards In the first half but Big Chns nosed out his mate In the sec ond half Figures on Individual yardage follow Aldo UTAH TEAM SCORES Power and Pass Plays Net Redskins Eight Touch- w downs (Continued from Y On) Xi Traveling again the Coyotes made plucky rtand against another tea m— the Utes—and champion of the tusdespite the sle the visitors drew a wholesale from the stands W tlson Proves Speedy Equipped with plays and a fast set of backs College of Idaho uncorked several sizable gains against Utah Wllwn backfleld proved to be one of the speediest backs on the' field and Maxwell quartet back was unerring In his aerial throws seven of which were completed in eleven tries But the Caldwell line could give Ita backs little support In face of Utah's bruising forward wall That factor proved to be a big one Wilson and Brown the Idaho eleven's chief running threats found few holes to tunnel and It was a wonder that the pair were able to get away for a gain at all from the manner in wrhich the charging Ute forwards bore down upon them Utah Scores Early Fred “Feets" Tedesco with his d Joe Savoldi frame dlrect-twas productd the Utah attack tive of a touchdown In the first five minutes of play After two fumbles occurred one by Utah and one by Idaho Richins of the Utes recovered the ball for the home club on the chunky reserve back and undeniable line and the stage was set Une smashing by Woods reserve fullback carried the ball deep Into Idaho for Utahs explosive offensive Nine plays later diminutive “Feets” territory Woods went over for the had placed the ball himself squarely first score of the period and Captain between the uprights and over the Christensen reinserted after a quarlast mark for the first score The pa- ter’s rest trampled over the goal line rade was featured by the twice d Chris Spears Faas plunges of Captain Christensen and e the NEW YORK Oct I (UP)— rushes of A' Two of the game's spectacular feats ophomore backfleld star from the Wall street district of In occurred minutes the waning From then on Utah constantly threatened the Idaho goal line and the game Captain Christensen had showed today that betting odds aeldom were the Utes stopped until a part In both plays Standing about cn the world series had once more In midfield Big Chris leaped high they attained their goal taken a decided change Latest Utah scored again In the first In the air to apear an Idaho pass placed the Athletics as quotations he from cracked quarter when a pass from Tedescoand’ lthou8h directions by Idaho tacklers hit 2 te 1 favorites to win their third hit Its mark— Richins who was rth like lump of lead successive title marking time on the goal line— and tln& lh he clung to the ball the Ute receiver trotted over On the next play Big Chris re- received a bad battering but that The R M C champions counted thrice In the second quarter Big ceived the ball and flung It 50 yards Frank Christensen going over twice to Clark Utah's veteran end who on tackle plunges that culminated clutched the oval and was d Colics ot Idaho lengthy marches down the field and on the 5 yard line Wood It was one of the longest throws Woods substitute fullback tearing Robert In the Ute stadium off the final yard after a pass Kraltfiibach to Westphal good for 15 yards Summing up the game In cold figBmlth Hud a? ns ures Utah made 31 first downs for had placed the oval on the Carlson The half ended 32-- 0 for atrlpe bfaxooU otes' four firat downs which proWilson Utah brown During the third quarter the duced 104 yards Utah comp Barnty a pint-size- PRICES ON MACKS TAKE DECIDED DROP rd yell-time- bull-lik- ru 9 IS 19 0 0 vi® 9 20-- 55 9—0 FOOTBALL RESULTS BOCKY Ntvad MOUNTAIN V lin-u- tV V” toi t North Si Lawrone Union 9 19 Aides 7 Wesleyan 9 (ooper I nion A Montclair 79 ( ornell 37 Niagara 4 Dartmoath 41 Buffalo 4 Delaware 21 Susquehanna 4 Dickinson Juniata 0 Eaal Stroudsburg Tchrs 4 Scion Hal! lordham iO Host Mrginla 7 franklin Marshall 9 Kt Joseph 9 (tenova 14 Burknell 14 Georgo Bashing ion 4S Elon 9 (eorgetown 75 West Maryland 7 Groro (lie 9 Waynetborg $ 9 Claikn Harivirk 4 Cook ftp Harvard 74 18 Bales r- two-ye- Alhion 1 Omconta 9 14 forrto 4 IlllUdolo 9 Dennison I Illinois 2 M I eul 4 Indiana 4 Notro Dama 25 By ALAN' GO! II) by Joe Sheetetskt of Bel'sire Ohio ’Indiana threstened and there v as cond on sn BLOOMINGTON Ind Oct 3 M1) n( tl galtop little noticeable difference in de-femuve strength v hen the substitutes Notre Dames warriois in glitter- - by Merchmont Schasrti lng blue and gold costume returned lcn halfback and pride of Bay St took over the forward Jobs Miss I Ineup and summary triumphantly to the football warsi0’11 todav with a finishing drive that Indiana with a big powerful line' noth dam would have brought words ot praiseland two sets of fast baiks held the p”Yr from the departed wteard Rockne 'Ramblers scoreless In the first pe- - lUrn' thread no! n(I y 'elded only one touch-- ( Picking up their ef victory where It was "left off the down on Sheetetskl s brilliant run k irtn !ikw"hirh fighting Irish came through the final lb the first half half In spectacular style to whip the As a final gesture the third atrlng- strong Indiana university eleven 25 ers romped Into action and swept 85 Bkukl to 0 In the first game for Notre yards for the final touchdown They !" b period Daeie since Rockne was killed In an actually covered 100 ysids for it was N'’" !ftcr a airplane disaster penalty that Carl ng‘Yr’C Pm Mra Jlockn tno fariioui coaui s( nnin halfbAtk of Chbiigtj broke ktki (itmnin uubuhu ewt okii Widow was there to aee “her boys"! off tackle and raced 35 yards to i''ntriYr"ii1rtuLr?dwn Wuphy 1‘oinl (aub acora their first triumph under the score itliuu fjr Joxkwtuch pine kLL' new lederhlp of the Hurper-An- tjfftrloU Hofoioo Km rohn b( rhlfan Notre Dnme rolled up 18 first down timpiio HalnM Yale hold jurlio Ha keu regime at South while Indiana registered only three Mi Plnt head hnaim in hiding one on a penalty The B ibodlutions Initm a i teamv full of th"e blue 'lnsh were superior bv the wide marltu1‘"‘"h Ihiee ’nnJ warrior In golden-huesilk glu of 4 17 yard to 54 fur their flvnl P'hni Rrcvm r Dirk ) mtv trotted into action against the The vuton made very little use of Ytml?Uorkln Ma All three universitv arr) v llu lr famous pmsing atta l! heaving Nmrnl” Wul'" n nrmn 1mim rI in s m lng at liavt one only ten aei inlv and completing onlv I lomhdown and the first slim (evm two 71m Notre Dame line led by MnrVh“l' H ootted th rh Cien Ma’inn Btn' y for two talliAi thr rHouhUHp Ciiptam Tom Yiirr MUe K ken t'r"nd'mnwatlrknvicii fust on a spectacular 70 yaid riah at center wav a None wall any tune Alabama 55 Mississippi 4 Atlantic 0 CsUwaba 4 Arkansas 19 Hendrix 9 Arkansas colleie 95 Baptist 4 Bavior 24 8t f dwsrds 0 Birmintham Southern ’1 Wofford 14 Centre 2ft Bowling Green Teachers ( is del 12 Ers kins 4 a Mil Oml 9 Duke 12 fmory Henry II Rlrhmnad 7 furman 34 Wake forest 4 Cforca 4b to Folv “ Inst 9 Howsrd in Powdoln Kentuckv Msrwillc 9 9 I incoln Mcmoilal 4 tint - American 7 Touted Wolf Pack Unable to Hold Down Shifty Blue Machine Just ia Fred (Feets) Tedesco (Continud form 7t On) Utah’s highly prized quarterback as about to essay a placement kick after Hone pulled the big play of the the second touchdown by Utah rain game at the start of the second half came down In sheet Probably had'B Y U kicked off to Nevada who something to do with the missed boot iet it ioll over the end line Hone raced down on the kickoff for the George Bixhoff quarterback Cougars and recovered the ball bela one of Coach Armstrong’s best hind the Nevada goal line for a point-getteafter touchdowns touchdown Although Juddy passes with his Nevada scored first in the opening left arm boots he with the right quaiter recovering a Cougar fumble toe He sailed one of his two trie deep uvB Y U territory and bucking between the uprights it across for the first score of the to lead 7 to 0 The At the close of the third quarter game converting right back to score Utah's second string eleven had failed Cougars came to soore against the Coyotes and it six points when Matthews skirted his after own left end for ten began to look as though they wouldn t fumbling Young failed yards to convert get the chance for Coach Armstrong In the second quarter Mattews started to warm up his varsity men scored another touchdown around However when the sophomores line his own left end Two touchdowns drove the ball to Idaho’s were made in as many minutes as with little Allen Guhin directing the the second half opened Hone scored attack at the conclusion of the quar- Harvey ter the Ute coach held In first string i!?1! Young on the kickoff Nevada men at bay to give the youngster a Hill scored a touchdown for off kicked when Young again on a little more time forward pass the first play from Kean Weatphal promising half- scrimmage m the second half that ended the scoring for the day back promptly reeled oft a gain and Sherman Woods Cougars Break Through The highly touted Nevada line that giant reserve fullback made the remaining yards on two supreme held the West Coast Army team sva Then the and outlunges at the line varsity gridmen tore on the field played m general by the Blue and And score three more times' White Cougar forward wall Tima and again B Y U linemen sifted McCullough College of Idaho back through the Nevada line to throw and Wood end pulled an old fash- the Nevada backs m their tracks ioned sleeper pass on the U tea In Captain Wangsgard of the Cougar the second quarter It was good for was every place at the right time five yards He waa the outstanding linesman ef day Griffith was a closa second Fitch reserve College of Idaho thethis department of play center intercepted a nice past in Wilson away for two broken thrown by Westphal of Utah in field runs got him as the the second quarter He caught best back tothatbe stamped seen in Nevada for ball midfield at started and the He brought back the some tune running wide but the farther he memories of Vacher former Cougaq to he more Utes aide the the got out- back of years gone bv He was encountered finally standing back of Utah a & koung offered a defense against dragged down running backwards school ranks during the passes and line play that complete on hla line and 1929 seasons when he ly stopped the Nevada attack except the Cougar played for Tooele high school A1 Carman former captain of the for two times when plaved part of the Notre 1929 Utah eleven and ail conference fumbled and let Hill get away fo football game Saturtackle was on one of the chains meas- - a lucky pass day Nevada passed ten timea only com- urinp Utah’s 589 yard traveling ypree Mlllinkovlch aent Into the pletmg two game as fullback did not score Lets hop there 11 be no more Today's game marked the third but he handled his positions muffs! time the two team have met in as duties creditably backing up many years B Y U ha won two the line and blocking effecof these contests the other ending tively in a tie This ia the Utahn'a sophoSultenfui on Bench more season at Notre Dame Sultenfuss the star of the 1930 game at Provo was on the bench today for Nevada with a bad shoulder This takes no credit from the Utah Ain however as Jack Hill has been outplaying Sultenfuss all this seaANNAPOLIS Oct 3 (P)— Little son Hill would have started if Sul William and Mary college football tenfuss had been in shape B Y U will leave Reno at 9 13 Indians’’ came out of Virginia today and played the Navy to a stand- tonight arriving In Salt Lake tomor-io- w at 2 40 p m All the Cougars arn still but lost 13 to 6 as the result of in fine shape and all set for Utah MADISON Wls Oct 3 (—Wisc- just two Navy plays The margin of victory was gained university m two weeks in Salt Lake onsin won a double-headtoday at the start of the third period when The Cougar coaches made no state- (ferd1 33BmdTycoluntltandddefeat1ng' Campbell Tar fullback' returned ments about the coming Utah game 7(1 North Dakota Aggies 12 to 7 Halllgana kick-of- f yards to the onJv smiled line and' The Bradley team wav no match William and Mary B T TT Rnbisnn for the Badgers in the first game butiTachirgi apun through right tackle Nio the Btsons threw a scare Into Wls- - for a touchdown Navy had scored '0 " Rhlflfl convm In the nightcap earlier but the Indians crossed theotnroilch (Ci Wanisiard 0 mooidi rat or if fit Bradley scored on a fumble punt Navy goal themselves on a concert- - Madariaa rtl Condiw after the ball had been pushed al- ed drive in the final minute of the Keats Eartrutn rl Bat ker ob most half the length of the field Merrill game H HUl Ihr Matthew North Dakota found the Badger J Hill rhl Biddulrhi line Impregnable and finally shifted fb Pardon Shobof Officlsls— O to a passing game In the closing minflprott umpire utes of play to cross Wisconsin a goal man ( Texas 51 Missouri Toon xnannewnta lnt 12 Mernotis Aiftoo 4 0 9 7 39 Overall (toilforS 4 Randolph Moron 7 Brldrowotor 4 llempdrn Mdnrr 47 I nlr of North ( ernlina 9 Vanderbilt ( temen 9 Tonnotuto 44 7 Vlrtlnle 4 nifh Point oollr 9 Appalachian Ntsto Gallaadot 4 Lorol 7! 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Toarhori MirMtft Mtfhtion Riatc 41 Cornell colleie 4 11 19 Mato Rhlntrtn Orrton Slate 9 IV I Spokane tnirertH? 4 ( ft ft 4 Round 31 S C 7 C I A I i University Football Contest in Figures Collcgc-Utal- da Heats Carnegie Tech by Field Coal Sc by period YU ftubsntutlohi— 7 9 9 4 T 4 9—14 9— 1$ Horlarhor fo flhnber for Horlarher Wilkinson Nlsonger Merrill Wtlion for Btddulph Hone lo lfr COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 3 PITTSBURGH Oct 3 (JP)— Wah-Ingto- n Ohio States football team suung into niuMdVif SjlUnIuM or Htn °9 and Jefferson college defeated action here this afternoon by downCarnegie Technical by the margin of ing a ppiky Cincinnati eleven 67 to ( Play B a field goal in a see-sa- w battle here 6 before a crowd of 15 699 fann ho todav The final score wav W and gathered to see Sam Willaman s 1931 Nevada Page v J 10 Carnegie Tech 7 edition In action B Y U I lbH 4 59 ei!re of Fifi Intern Oreion 2 Now York 4 W Detailed California 4 Rt Nw Mniro Aisloo 4 lexai Tearhera 9 Idaho 4 Stanford 4 Hmla Clara 9 Montana 4 UeihinitMt Orn 1 ‘ Fa Tulano 1 Toiao A A M 9 Vlllsnova M (settysbarg 4 Washington Leo 0 Davidson T So Bennett 9 Flern Ky Toscbori It 4 dors HU! 9 Teaebtro toiler Poly Wisconsin Wins Two but Goal Line Is Crossed William Mary Gives Navy Team Genuine Battle nr 9 Marshall 31 Bethany 4 Mtresr VI S(iliu 1 North Carolina Mato A Florida 94 Farrla lot Mar U Newberry 4 ftoothorn Methodist 27 Simmon 19 Southwestern 0 bewanoo § (tie) Tarkie 0 Drorv 9 tUo) Grimes Opposes Grove in Third World Series Game in Opinion of Prophets By L K CAMFRON United Preaa Sport Fdtlor PHILADELPHIA Oct 3 ar ’gone before and on what the futuie'Geoi ge Earnahaw tha No 2 man of may bt lng By thia time every one Mack pitching ataff While they the Cardlnala were expected to loa againat Bob wera lucky to win tha aecond game Grove lire aerlea exnertlnir were Athletic at breakfant on united on Earnahaw a chance to y'r'The on a their special train thla moining tame the Red Bird though he twice when It rounded Horseshoe curve Hi Ued the Cardinals In 1I30 were One of the player pointed toward St LouU was all excited over a I My-Fo- r11 (HatiiUra on lth-Coll- 'X?'' af Idaho famt follow W’orld i V tonight aer tea complex Connie k nn Mack Ui 4 T‘7 Athletic and the Gabby Street a Cardinal western club waa rolling in from the banka of the Mtsalaalppl The opening aklrminhe left the ntatua of the aerlea virtually where had been before play waa begun for the Mncka enptured th opener and th StrftrR won th contl Philadelphia has a law against Ueehell o not until Mon- (lav at 1 30 p m will competition be ''Ihat thing " wan over Bt Loula leave him unfit for further nerlce Bob exhibited thla 'awful" Iduty it a probably no more than likely bllaler today It ahouldn t be enough however that the Athletic were to bother a conceit vlollnlt let only half aorry they dldnt win two alone a lanky erstwhile Kentucky St Ikiutv at Aa The have II town straight mining boy He pitch If Mack been auch outstanding fivorlte to tell him to and that a what Mark la win th arlrft that roninittv trl- to do urnph by them would have lessened Sheet I expected to rhonv Interest In the eerie leiKh Oilmen a righthander for Betting odds left the AthletU as the Monday game Gilme ta 6 I’ criknlnK fvvmlte but th odds perately eager to get thla shot II The pause gave p!aris fan and w era not piohibltlve has all the confidence In th world that nd dnesn t have th slightest feat "Yir cvverookwcl fact In which to ref eel ilpon what has the (Card won their game against of mining to grip wllh Grovn derson-Chevig- d 'hu"k sjc-ccrie- d NUMEROUS- - er ) jnr-eye- d PENALTIES Dame-Indla- 9 Aufvborg 1 am Mary II 4 Idaho I 901 TH Hpo la Hiram 9 Penn 7 Central Normal (Danville Ind) 9 Valparaiso 19 Fori MU 19th Field artillery 9 Southwestern (Okla ) Teachers 54 Bali Teachers 4 Miami I 47 Indiana (Fa) Tearhera 1 Fairmont Trarhert 9 Illinois Wesleyan 9 Rt Viator North Central 12 Monmouth 29 Culver Mockton (Mo ) U Eureka 42 h( AmbrobO ft' Dubuque 0 7 Arkansas Teachers Northeastern (Okla ) Tearhera 1 Flralro 5-- 0 Rome ( oe 9 lilon 7 0 2ft Citv H XL Boldwla-Halac- Inna ‘4 7 River foils 9 Mtle Tearhera 13 M ( loud 21 Itssra 9 Tulsa M Tevas C hristlan 9 Wrvtern I nlon 6 Moot Falla 7 Wisconsin 12 North Dakota Arrlea 7 Wisconsin second 31 Rradlrr 6 Autustana 4 Carlhare 4 (tie) Aurora 14 Illinois Military 9 Indiana Mate Teachers 9 Oakland National Farm 2 Baltimore O Fenn hlata IP Lebanon Valley 4 Pennsylvania 3 bwarthmoro 7 Princeton 27 Amherst 0 Rensselaer 13 Williams IV Rulrers 27 Preset A M Bonaveniuro il Thiol 9 M John 13 lokollo 4 I 4 Mlllioro Aro4 47 Knot 4 I 9 Novol Avad H HiUkon Morv Mptlirlnnep P Adrlon 4 Muhlnvton rollor 4 Ashland 9 Booster 21 Hopkins 4 Morvfstfr 4 Coosl Goord Arad 7 4 Otlerbln 11 Hanovor SI Helens Trado 9 ilavorford 4 I rinus 4 Holy Cross C Froudeneo 9 lalaveUo Stl Mahlettberg 9 Uhlib II Fa Mil Col Massachossets Hondo n 4 Midtllebury 31 Lowell leitile 14 hw Hampshire 4 Boston I 0 New River State 41 Wilmington 0 New York 1 51 W a Wesleyan 4 Driroil Oklahoma Baptist 4 East Central Rlufflon 9 Ohio Northern Ohio Mate (il Cincinnati 4 Ohio university 40 Butler 9 Ohio setlevnn Heidelberg 9 Oklahoma If Rlro 4 Parsons Purdue 9 ConnortirMt NsmUton 19 Kent 4 12 Oi)frltn EAST 51 Elmhurst 4 Northwr&trrn 19 Nebraska 7 Northeri Mato 0 Oshkosh 4 lr Fighting Irish Machine Wades Through Indiana to Take Season Opener 2 off Into Touchdown in Last Half Former Tooele Player Appears For Notre Dame 2u Oklahoma Anglea 9 Iowa colleie 4 Fan Clalro 4 Minnesota Altrchonr 27 Edlnber Toachera 7 4 Boston collet Darton 0 Brown W Rhode Island 0 ( arnovio Tech 1 Washinclon Jrffcraoa atholie 47 Celleie C ily N Y r it ( otby 0 Springfield 55 4V (olrato Columbia Tearhera Milwaukee GAMES Rriahaoi Yovng IS of Idaho tt I tab 57 Celle I tab Araloa si Montano Ktata 9 Ylreaalnv a CrtishtoQ 5 14 scrimmage for Uth— W McDonald gubitUutlon Idaho completed seven of eleven'n°ird Bijchoff lor Tvdtaro fum’ for for Rirnlna Fetaor 40 In the sir for attempts yards and fo7kchr?tnn Woods for FftUrr Ouhln Idaho Threatens for Rlftchoff 90 yards from running play Bonn for Clark Kntchl for To be sure Coach Ike Armstrong gained Utah's chief ground gainer were had almost sn entire sophomore Captain Frank Christensen and Aldo'Donald for Ftrr Morris (nr Johnson H for Luc e nd Kan forrd J°0rwM5rT18 4 f?rM the vrity eleien on the field but the Idahoans’ for Bonn (Tha rntirr 11 for o lUon itarhnt the re ere ” wai rematritd in tha fourth Clicked neatly nn offence th 0 oughfst Maxwell to Brown was goid forgive ?nrd Col of Idaho — MrCutlouh for Wrllnn ne mder‘ or oimnfor forRoo--m-n - 1 olo 14 Main yards and later another heave Max u for rav Ne Game for Twe Wteka Ahipponsbnrg Toaehora 14 Bhvphord 9UW well to Wilson netted five more for Hudim niti for wood (otivco 'srhwun a Biown wiggled his wv thioughl Utah will go into hibernation for rnh (or Krinbch Turr nioh fit 4 Ooorat Hoshlnrton 45 Msxusll for Burney Hr ColUao of Now York 12 CalhoiU laJ Utah lint for levertl small gain two week and on October 17 B Y U Bcortng ChrlstsnUtsh— Touchdowns 47 and Utah was unable to stem the opponei tbe champion In the sta- cn 4 Woods 3 Tsdtsco Richins Conver oroily Vorooonk 9 RL John (H Y) ions Todotto i BUrhoft Wostphul (run) Morovlon 7 Uptolon 4 attack until the Coyotes had shoved dium lUfcroo Don Rfddlh Stunlord umpiro Arnold 15 Wsisrr 4 their way down to Utah a 30 yard Both clubs came out of the fray Andy Cuffey Huh Acitot llnssmsn Lon I Indiana Ttoohora 7 Fairmont Montana Blots timer Chorles Trorhrro 4 (Fa marker sans serious injuries Dan Beck-stea- d Rump Wokh I aivoraity ad ImHmUt II Alfrod 9 Utah scored three more times in who carried out hti blocking JMIDWrHT the fourth quarter and had the ball assignment well from fullback posiBowling Croon A Mooai taloa 9 on the 3 yard line when the gun end tion Elmer Welch guard and Kean 4 Bvloll Rinoa 13 ed aiparently headed for another Weslphall halfback received bruise 4 Uo) ooo4 4 Rooo Folr 14 Forlhom touchdowrw Coach Cronell reported before he 4 Wichita 7 Fmporlo onlUgo 15 Two yard Jaunts by Westphal left for Caldwell that hts linemen ( olumhia a io( maoo Toacbon I Dfiono 24 Ullvtl7 4 i ) ht Re-por- Bls-cho- ff Convert Kick- - 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