| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE “WEDNESDAY MORNING 20 OCTOBER 7 1931 ' AGGIES SHARPEN PASS ATTACK FOR WESTERN STATE ELEVEN 4 4 4 4 4 f 4 4 4 4 4 4 Games Early Prep Grid Favorites Get Severe Test in Week’s What Injured Men Cougars Muster Strength Players’ Cut Santa Rosa Plugs Weber Tooele Goes Team at Ogden Saturdag To Ute Tilt Smallest in Back to Add For Important Murray in Injured Plajers Return Race Results Nine Series Jordan Loop Power Squad for Pregame Training — and Entries Steven-TthOGDEN—Coach Merlon latter a one arAi boy who for son is drilling hls Weber college Wild- merly played with McKinley will al cat football squad for two intersec-tlona- l ternate at center and the remainder of the will probably be the football games to be played same aslineup heretofore at the Ogden Municipal stadium In preparation for the McKinliy Be-loTotal Nearly Saturday the Wildcats clash with contest Mayor Ora Bundy general Santa Rosa Cal Junior college and chairman for the event has appoint-oRecord Method Saturday October 24 they meet led committees to assist him The Micks from McKinley are ex McKinley school of Honolulu eight-timThe intermountain pected to arrive in San Francisco of Dividing Spoils e colk-gJunior league champions who October 22 and in Ogden on the disposed of Snow college of Ephraim afternoon of October 23 for their week at that time showed contest the next day Coach Neil last SHIBE PARK Philadelphia Oct promise of developing into one of the Blalsdell will give hls boys a work 6 (tf1)— The 1931 world eerie player strongest aggregations Weber has out on the afternoon of arrival Frank Fowlcs president of thp pool derived from a major portion of ever boasted 1s Rosa expected to arrive chamber of commerce will be chairthe gate receipts of the first four Santa afternoon to take a in time man of the entertainment committee Friday games amount to $320 303 46 ThlB short workout at the stadium The which consists of President A W is the emalieet in nine years and Californians will have a decided Tracy of the college A M Snow Weber s Peter Anderson Parley Carver Annearly $100000 below the record pool weight advantage although and deception are expected to gus Wright Robert H Hinckley Ross of $419736 60 split by the Yankees speed even things up Glasmann 8 Fred Norton and HarCardinals and other first division Coach Dick Biewitt of Santa Rosa old Ambler 1928 in cjubs Is bringing 24 men to Ogden for the The reception committee will InOf the total pool 70 per cent or contest The C&liforians use a style clude Mayor Bundy Commissioners $224212 42 goes to the Athletics and which combines the Stanford and Fred E Williams and W J Rack-haCardinals divided on a basis of 60 Mr Fowles W University of California plays The per cent to the winners and 40 per visitors last week won 40 to 0 from A M Merrill Keith Karl Hopkins Wahlquist B A cent to the losers The winners’ end the Mare Island eleven Fowler David O McKay and the amounts to $134 627 46 and the losers’ Stevenson is to start student bodv piesldents of Webei expected total is $89684 96 and either Foley Woods or college and Ogden and Weber high The Cardinals have already de- Croplcy Baker Pantone at ends Judd and schools cided to their end into 30 full e Childs TTionipson for Champs Ben t $100000 Bt'SIUTS iurlonss—Bt Jim HAWTHORNE Flrt 120race J nion Join Tuesday's Stiff Scrimmage lM Lwi 'Harbor I the next grid game on Its schedule uid the ussle Is scheduled lM next ul"‘ rcr M 1 (Cor-bt- tl won AKujf till wcond Outr Time third 4 “‘JJ " to Arms li furlom--Ca- a 1° 4 (Moranl 113 vlth University of siata Uunei (Hanford! 107 19 Alao 15 Jtah the present patcher Padrone Lead mountain locky Slbeila By BOB HOLDEN LOGAN—Light scrimmage practice as held at the Utah Aggie stadium Tuesday afternoon and for Wednesday Coach Dick Romney announced that the frosh g r 1 d d e r would be sent n 6 9 66 30 10S 15 94 14 29 120 15 72 (Wton) S 4S “ JJ JO aroond third Time Dis- Adaum 5 Off IXum 14 furtonia— Tho Okan J Third race us 4 59 U 19 2 45304 won 29 Ante The Cou-xa- rs Heel aec-on- d J Bellum (Boeanowskll 130 would consld Bornam (M Lewlai 111 13 40 third Also ran- Zinn Plala La Time 1 20 r the season Dentelle Clementr Beautiful Doll Bute iuge success 11 Leary 1 milea— Mr Foster J Fourth hey were able onferenre chatn-tlo- ns - rce 20 toP ’ 7 G”rl"n 4 33 109 15 2 aerond machine Ute rio ONll (McUufhtnl 10 I5 S9 third against the once and SO would ITIme J 4S Also ran— Malaan Kitty WU- an-- ' In men sity kin’ Tarnish Chicago Girl Bhaata Star Lhe entire flock of 1 Fifth rac other stiff scrimEtilo-loo- d 7 00 14 04 51 09 won 110 Lewis) and niuo White mage preparatory 14 10 23 S3 second Dras10 Neat! (J lackers it for the game with tic (Corbett) 114 5493 'bird Time Coach Ott Rom48 Also ran — B'one Martin Jack Coltlna States Western Cberokee Hls Ist ney' squad will Flvln hts Saturday milea— St Anea CFrye) Sixth race The F a r m e rnot play a game this week but will 113 58 19 54 40 13 14 won lao Dane 94 second Thun-l- n mentor is paying spend this week and next perfecting (Chldceyl 104 IS11348 54 13 28 third Tima to meet the 48 (Hantordl and defense offense atten the Cam Ollmore Drastic ran— Also particular Wild Romney’s grtdders returned Water Directly Trualon Oenarola Black tlon to pass de- Utes Dick Lheatly fense this week In from the coast Sunday after a twelve-da- y Laurel By an Inch W Invasion and started scrimmage Bcventh race 7'4 mites— Morocco an effort to map a n This by Lewis) 107 135 40 113 10 1317 3S won' will with the frosh Tuesday web which 64 second Blue 110 15 08 Arnold! IL vartime the Time Cloud (Leylandi 111 13 98 third take care of the Teachers’ aerial of the way was the first Also ren— Seerlnaton Lady Bien54 l 5 tensive w hlch has functioned so well sity has had the pleasure of scoring ville BattUm On Trek Annan for them thus far this season At the or the Kittens HAWTHORNE ENTRIFS same time the wily leader of the Right at the present time It looks w til be at their full iwno maiden 9 year-ol- d First Tee Aggie forces U developing hls own like the Cougars Hal 115 six wUh to the tangle Montana champs In the strength attack 118 V Worldly Lad 115 Wise Clvence passing Hales Iman 115 and Richardson Bull Red 118 Bottled Bourbon Froi State game the Farmers displayed 115 118 Bad News 115 Happy Fellow some surprising strength in this de were left at home during the coast Dave Miller 118 eRuserenes 115 Indiasen RichIs recovered Hales and Sweep-ma- r 115 Dattner 115 115 F Orabner partment and with the Improvement jaunt Dondev 115 aLittle Toney 115 In passing of Ike Smith and Roxy ardson Is due within the next few Golden115Archer 115 Oallant Sir 115 Childs the aerial game of the Aggies days Marvin Skousen fullback who a— Mrs IE Brrz and O Watkins entry In horse the a s contracted Charley 91300 race elaimiuc 3 Aerond should be a constant threat Francisco game has donned hls and up six furlongs — Relline 108 Mardie ‘‘Tommy’’ Thompson veteran full- San Be110 Well 107 Annedlre 90 Drydock and Wei haved 113 Mndetallcn US Martha Mae 103 back donned the moleskin Tuesday togs also Floyd Blddulph toters who two Matthews ball lu6 110 001 Bunlhnm NorthampHls Mary over week loy a after a layoff of 110 Dipper U8 Semite Van suffeied twisted knees returned to ton 118 The 110 Ormonhart 133 J A Weil Injured knee Is still In pretty bad Is no cause KneeOlader There Tuesday 107 Bara practice 107 More for 108 Power Tom be should Proctor he ready shape but 108 a little action In Saturday’s tilt Mailt for worry about these two backfield Cole Third race 11300 claiming Bennion the other fullback Is re- men mile and a sixteent- h- TranAgreaelon 101 on been have going great Things Baaillca M Charles Clark 109 Don Worth covering rapidly from a misplaced look to Ington 101 Dee John 104 Thais AU 106 vertebrate and will probably receive the linetheand fans forwardforward Phantasime 104 Prlnre Apollo 09 Andora mix wall seeing Cougar 104 Graaalands 100 Ban Jresto 110 the starting call Although the Utes Fourth race 11300 claiming Of the c) her injured men Roxy with the Utes them mile and a slxteenth—Catereer 99 Durva several will outweigh pounds 107 Inheritor Childs Is finally able to get hls right to lli Bine Law 115 Crushed the man a great battle is ex- Stone 107 Grey Kitty 107 Outcry 104 Sweep shoe on and rapid Improvement Is B Y Nevada 107 Yeah 104 Occurrence 101 Past outweighed Oh pected looked forward to within the next Basil 99 failed to the fierce Sunn 9 11800 week Childs will also see some ac- but thle of the "Y” stop and up race Filth front linemen mile and a sixteenth— Homer L 101 aAeguro tion against Western States although charging to hold their 98 Who Wlu 107 Ululnu 107Tannerj 110 were able also They he will not be In tiptop condition for own with the 104 aLlsto 104 Mowils JOt heavy 8 an Mucker a— Labrae entry a couple of weeks at least “Bus” Francisco line formighty bethree quarters Bixth rare 91300 claiming Schaub and Rudy Van K am pen are fore weakening The coast eleven and up sti tie and n eighth — Devon 113 fully recovered fro mtheir slight In- averaged IDS pounds from end to Doming 104 Aviator 107 Evergreen Queen IU4 The Alderman 113 Madder 109 r juries while Gordon Dixon Is also end 119 Clover Club 104 Sour Mash 113 expected to be ready for action soon 107 Jack Berry 107 Lagrante Boy Sleepy have a Tliese put great 107 Blue Canopy 104 Joe McCord 113 things In Tuesday's drill Deb Young senheart Into the Cougar eleven Fair Argument lu Rocky Way 113 Cartoon sational halfback displayed some fighting will waste no time and they making 107Seventh race 11300 more excellent ball carrying Hls reclaiming or on Octodie for do the day ready UP mile 107 ie and an turn of punts In the Montana Slate ber 17 Our Fal 113 Stop Gap 113 Delmomco 107 was of short llttla phenomenal fray Aunt Sophia in Mae Fogle 107 Qtiibbler Head Co h Romney has aniqh Kenshic Khan 113 Aye Ready 113 Wigsrdry 107 Union W 113 Dun me re 113 nounced that Elmo Smith stellar JbB Made 107 Ormomm J13 Ipfthvbo 109 Ed Lari end will act as captain In the Teach- Pairings Weather clear track ers’ game He etated further that a fait Senior Tourneys permanent captain would probably LATONM RKHI’LTS be elected In the neat future I lurionci — DUxin (R yuh- Pint urn the tide on1"1 - '11 Lhc var- (Tttdent Beauty ' mllra-Mast- erly Dell-l- 1 I 5 e 26-- split shares If they capture the series this will mean $4484 24 per share On the same bests a losing share would amount to $2989 49 The A’s have not yet decided into how many shares they will split their end of the money Cut down to a basis of 25 shares the winners’ split would amount to $6381 09 per share and the losers Ortf-Fl- 00 w furlomrs-wBachel- 39 The A’s and Cards therefore in addition to the tussle for the title will fight it out for a difference of somewhere between $1500 and $1800 per man The second third and fourth place clubs in each league split an aggregate of $96091 03 It will be apportioned as follows: $24022 75 to each of the second-plac- e outfits New York Giants and New York Yankees year-old- $1601517 to each thlid-plac- e team Chicago Cubs and Washington Senators $8007 58 to each fourth-plac- e club Brooklyn Robins and Cleveland Indians twirler had a kink in his neck and arm Emil Yde southpaw handled the pitching duties for the winners of the first half of the spilt season and allowed only seven hits but the Seals capitalized on two errors and a batting rally in the seventh to pile up a winning total Gibson meanwhile pitched steady ball to chalk up hls 29th victory of SAN FRANCISCO Oct 6 (P)— San the year The score: R H E Francisco’s Seals defeated Holly2 6 wood s Stars 4 to 2 here tonight to Hollywood! 000 100 100—2 win the first game of the playoff San Fran' Oil 000 20x— 4 7 2 series for the championship of the Batteries- Yde and Bassler GibA crowd of son and Mealey Pacific Coast league 20 000 witnessed the contest Coast Did in Fourth (By AHociittd Prew AL SIMMON'S ATHLETICS to left First inning— Doubled first run driving home Bishop towith Gelbcrt into Third inning-- Hit a double play Sixth inning— Filed out to Martin Seventh inning— Singled to center reached second as Martin played for Cochrane at third and was stranded Outside Schools List Ex- MICK COCHRANE ATHLETICS Fit st inning— Grounded out to Battles as Bishop went to third Thltd inning— Hit to Frisch foro Week-En- d ou ing Haas at second reached first douBottomley's error and died in ble play favorites in six of the Sixth inning — Filed out to Martin — Walked and was eight high school football districts Seventh inning third on Simmons left after taking in the state will get severe tests in the second round of league play this hlCIIICK HAFEr CARDINALS week-en- d Second inning— Grunded out to Dykes ol of the outstanding games One Fifth Inning— Thrown out by V6 the 17 listed Is the clash between1 liams Tooele and Murray Jordan district Seventh inning — Filed out to Millelt clubs on the latter “school's field JIM BOTTOMLEY CARDINALS Seventh inning— Filed out to MilTooele after a poor early season start has developed a powerful run- ler ning attack and at present looms as Fourth inning— Struck out Seventh inning— Struck out Grant sville's most dangerous opponent for the championship Murray PEPPER MARTIN CARDINALS Second inning — Struck out came through with a Fifth inning— Singled to left to!e victory over Cyprus last week and cannot be counted out of the race second and was left there Two other games are scheduled in Eighth Inning— Doubled to left for Barn-shathe district goes to only other Cardinal hit off Bingham next and was Btranded a Magna where it meets Cyprus and Bot-toml- ey ceptional for Pre-seas- H- w Grantsville entertains Judge Memorial The Farmers should win without any trouble but Bingham and Cyprus axe expected to put on a close battle Box Elder which last season won! the district 1 title and fought its way to the finals in the state playoff where it lost to Granite plays Weber at Ogden in the feature game of the loop Weber which holds a victory over Davis of the Salt Lake district should worry thq Bees not a little bit South Cache will go to Logan in what may prove to be another interesting battle Logan in 30 w as nosed out of first by the Bees The huge crowd came out exin one of the closest races seen for several seasons Bear River goes to pecting to see another pitching duel between big Sam Gibson of the Seals Ogden in the other game and Frank Shellenback league leadOnce again North Summit seems to be the power of the Summit dising hurler but were disappointed because the latter was unable to take MT PLEASANT— Coach Brun-ger- trict The Braves with one of the the mound Wasatch academy gridders will best elevens the school has had deManager Oscar Vitt announced play the Carbon county high school feated Fvanston 55 to 0 last week Just before game time that his starat Price next Friday afternoon Coach Silky Knudsen’s club enter- - Seals Capture First Game of Big Five Playoff - Wasatch Club Meets Carbon ’s three men went out and Heber goes to tains Morgan Park City Friday league Right now the Alpine-Neb- o is attracting more interest than any other loop in the state Two upsets— victories by Lehl and Spanish Fork —last week are the principal factors In draw lng so much attention Provo which eleven many think will win the title travels to Pavson Pleasant Grove to Lehl and Spanish Fork to Sprlngville Payson after its 0 loss to Spanish Fork certainly will be out to win a game The game will rival them all In Interest Lehl is expecting a hard gatfie from tho Grovers Richfield district 6 favorite goes to Salina and Monroe battles North Sanpete in Mt Pleasant Richfield with what is supposed to be one of the strongest elevens the district has seen for several seasons should win Foiker-Springvll- ie year-ol- Nas-da- td tlghth-Ladd- for tehl Junior LEHI— Pairing! for tho Lohf Junior tnd lentor hlch school boyi doubles tennis meet hove boon announced os follows Sterling Allred ond Cher lee Roberts bye Ray Dunsdtm end Richard Wells vs Floyd Erickson ond Don Boulhwkk R end Oerth Abbott vs Lawn Hunter end Dick Mitchell Cecil fcvene end Stan bye Marion Adams and Boyd Rmuln bye Aer y Kirkhamjvi NwH Larsen CARDS riCK FLORIDA PHILADELPHIA Oct OP)—' The St Louis Cardinals will train again at Bradentown Fla Sam Breadon president of the club announced here today Breadon ’s announcement put an end to reports that the Cardinals would train In California next spring The Cardinals trained at Bradentown In 1823 1924 1930 and 1931 t) rf 119 83 115 Mil (K ftuMtll) 9 41" I J 94 "won 115 13 74 K 93 30 cond Vm (it KUhtr) U5 13 73 third Tlm I 13 9 ft Alo ran— Dt Dlxi Princ Dal Juit Ormont War Tide Prlnc T Frlnc Hrbrt 9 I Blu Plclovrr Nowski Scond rac lurlon— Bt Hi 8hutt) 111 98 Elston Bird 83 54 13 90 won Black 100 83 38 14 38 aerond 95 54 113 Dust Kat third 1im Alao Eight Hour Qoorciot Dtaaolrl Gay Dawn Busy BU United jnd Orb Arthur L Broken Bound Third raca A1 furlon— flhakr Lady Wilson Mae ftoa) 10 17 53 o14 38 94 54 won Kn ten end Nldon Hansen bye 81188 89 40 aocond and Johnny Frank v Did Whim£r and Hih fflnnrt Val)Ac Olovr Ro Ivan and Racldon Bryonia H R RUty) 109 11110 third Ooataa 1 13 9 K 6 AUn)ran— Tim bye Scat Sale Begins Wednesday For Game Between U - 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