Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 13 12 1931 FOR SCRIMMAGE INCLEMENT WEATHER DRIVES UTES INSIDE t Jordan Hopes to Avenge Past Defeats at Hands of Granite Football Team 4 Farmer Club Wins Six in Eleven Trys Indians Use Building at Fairgrounds der the latter a former member of the Joes champion high school cage team and of last year's Teacher college basketball team have been susJoe Livingston pended a year whose touchdown beat Brigham Young university October 31 and Roy Newkirk have been suspended Indefinitely Newkirk had previously been fined $100 and costs in police court for possession of liquor Lambda Gamma Kappa and Delta Psl have lost their social privileges according to letters sent them by Dr Thomas Mahan dean of men because "the groups have not sumed responsibility for checking conduct of individuals ’’ GREELEY Colo Nov 11 (JP) — Eleven students Including several prominent athletes have been suspended and two fraternities have lost their social privileges at Colorado Teachers’ college as a sequel Slippery Field May Help to two unauthorized parties held recently Emil Oldanger football Beetdiggers Playoffs and basketball star and high jumpOlander basketball Loom Important ' er Russell guard Alex Tesone Joe Germon Prese Bud Thompson all football players and Ronald Abbey and Jack By riUL McLEESE Hyland have been suspended until Coach Eddie Kimball's Jordan Thanksgiving an official announce- stated high school eleven is determined to Arthur Willett and Gerald Sny-ltb- e win from Granite Friday afternoon for at least one more reason than the obvious one the desire teftvin the Salt Lake district championship The Beetdiggers are leading the league with a clean slate- and a victory over the Farmer will give them a title But Jordan has something else In All coaches of high schools In mind besides the district title In the meet Monday everivalry between the schools during regionat3 7will o’clock In the Hotel the last decade Granite has been ning more successful The Farmers have Utah for the purpose of drawing won six Jordan three and two ended up the basketball schedules for the coming season it was anin ties nounced Wednesday by I W 11st of Scores Neilsen chairman of the regional Following Is a list of the scores of board the games played between the two There are three districts In the elevens since 1920: region — Salt Lake Summit and IIKft— Oranlt Jordan Dry Ground of Coliseum Permits Tribe to Cheat Inclement Weather Inclement weather was cheated Wednesday as Mentor Ike Armstrong's University of Utah griddm went to the of the state fair grounds tor afternoon coll-Seu- Polisli Star Boasts Good Ring Record Joe Oraweiz Polish heavyweight unknown locally boasts a splendid north- string of victones in recent west bouts according t0J'irUromoter received from Seattle R Verne McCullough Oraweiz will cast his lot with Ira Dern local favorite in the headline bout at McCullough's arena on he up to Friday night and it will local wrestling fans to determine the Polish grappler's i aliber Uf course Dern will do his part in the testing of Oraweiz The newcomer who carries good recommendation from the northwest promoters is due in Salt Lake on hursday afternoon and will work out in a local gymnasium where the fans will be able to get a line on him His recent ring appearances include victories over Howard John Frieberg Ted Thye John Evko and a draw with Dr All of the grapplers Carl Sarpolis PINEHURST N C Nov 11 fPi mentioned have appeared in the — Mike Turnesa Elmsford N Y local ring and proved to be stubborn won the twelfth annual midsouth opposition for Dern Oraweiz should open golf championship here to- be just a trifle tougher having day with a sensational 135 for the of the men with much gusto 38 holes of play Henry Picard of according to reliable information S C was second with The Charleston supporting card offers some 3? wrestlers who have performed here took down a purse of an(j the fans are sure to realize a Turnesa $400 and Picard profited $200 by maximum amount of entertainment Bill Longson tackles his first full- hlLW0Ik' Third place carrying $150 was fledged heavyweight in Alexis Kaf-wo- n Golden Paterson 'fir black panther in a special event by Johnny iLongson is well liked in Salt Lake Willie Klein East Williston N and nothing would please the fans fourth place and $100 greater than to have Bill toss the j'c!pture“ INGLEWOOD Cal Nov 11 with his score of 144 colored boy California’s open golf Big Jack Russell faces a tough championship was stymied again toopponent in Andres Costanos the day with Fred Morrison and Ray in another Spanish heavyweight Mangrum Los Angeles professionspecial event Russell is a rugged als still tied after 108 holes Willard 2 10 pounder and made things mighty Hutchinson former Chicago pro lost tough for Detn in two matches Cosout in the 36 hole playoff today tanos likewise worried Dern in & The three who tied 10 days ago returned to the contest today with HELENA Mont Nov 11 OP)— headline match here a short time Morrison shooting a while Mount St Charles college won the ago Arthur Hedin Reno and Young Mangrum with a sensational putt- state football championship here to- Albert will furnish the entertaining spurt came up to tie him with a day by defeating Montana State ment in the opening match 69 on the last 18 after touring the 6 to 0 The Saints delivered first half In 73 one over par a scoring punch In the second pci lod WOMEN COMPETE ON ICE Hutchinson shot Mangrum while the Bobcats were unable to Leadln women speed skaters art Xpert- and Morrison wil attempt to de- - count on two big threats In the lastled t0 talr prt ln oe hibitioa t th a- i — iSlntpr Olympics as Lake Placid from Feb nt Region Three Coaches Draw their workout on dry There ground Armstrong put his charges through a long scrimmage against Colorado university power and pass plays a practice which would have been difficult on the snow-cove d Cummings field practice ground The Utes spent most of their workout on defense against Colorado’s running attack 'which they believe will be at its best Saturday afternoon when the two teams clash in the loShould the present cals' stadium weather continue it is likely that the power offensive will be used more against the Utes than the justly renowned Boulder men’s passing attack The latter however has not been Mentor Armstrong has neglected instructed his men to expect anything in the way of pass formations few of which the Colorado club used against Denver last Saturday It is likely that Coach Myron Witham has revised his aerial plays especially for Utah Two starting backfield possibilities and a change in the line are likely to vary the Utah lineup from that which opposed Colorado college Armstrong intimated Wednesday following practice that he may start the same backfield combination that clicked so admirably against Colorado Aggies in the game next Satur day This quartet was Captain Frank at fullback Christensen George Blschoff and Aldo Richins at halfbacks and Freddie Tedesco at quarterback The other possibility will keep Bischoff on the bench at the start and will send Christensen to halfback his usual post and Dan Beckstead regular fullback Into that position Meanwhile on the line the work of sophomore Harry Ostler has been Impressive enough In prachas tice this week that Armstrong considered starting him in place of Elmer Welch who is handicapped by a lame leg Welch was not in the best of condition for the Colorado college game which somewhat aggravated the stiff muscle of his thigh Opposite Ostler would be Charles Larson Should the Utes’ practice field be too slippery for a workout Thursday Armstrong plana to drill his team at the fair grounds again he announced Mike Turnesa Shoots Amazing Schedule IIoop Golf Wins Title - er 1(? 4— Granite r4— Orantte Granite DttV— Idaho Tigers Beat R M C ft ft Maunt M ( bftfl Monlini ( ? I I ft R 7 Mnltra NUt KrhiM Mines It Colorado (elorad It fMtoo 7 ( Hr ft h(en HH ft dll Coo( liitard 44 ftJ Amrrlran Tpqm X VUllli y IV m lyrln 14 A (Minn J kotoMoorhad KeatrtM Uuanii re Marines M' ) Mirr” TMrhfro ft North Do 1 1 print IIIIU H 4 1 Interesting Battle at Pocatello Decided by Margin of ‘Point After’ ft rsimln'lrr H Birmingham ftaalhrrn larkto ft ft nivfrU)r of Baltimore 0 Mt Rt Mary's 9 iuariitum Salem Mllllian 2 ft Wtai ft (otitis ranrli ft Mrrinla Wes-Ifva- (VI Mnccnt t Rio Grandr £7 I rbsna I nlrrraltY 1ft Arkansas Teth A Onarhila 0 (lie) Howard ft Southern 0 R la ft Murrr Colitis 1ft Miami Oklahoma Military Academy 19 New Mexico Military Invtltsie 0 Wichita t nWeralt? 7 ftoothwcalern ft Lambuth Collet tft Freed Hardeman ft ft McPherson (Mica 14 Ottawa 19 Htetaon 7 first Mliiaapt nlon I'nireriily (Tenn) 11 Lftttlalana ‘ HI HI dis-pos- Bailie to Tie 9— Granite I90— Granite 19 The tradition built up by these games la rich Veteran fans of the two sections probably still remember the 1921 battle when Cal Boberg Ricks Downs Weber J C Score 22-1- 3 Can-tonwi- then quarterback for Jordan and later star ball carrier for the University of Utah elevens led the Beetvictory diggers to a sensational over the Farmers Neither will they forget the rerun for a touchmarkable down of Jimmy Lunnen brother of the present Jordan fullback in the closing moments of the 1924 game which was won by the Beetdiggers 6 to 5 Pres Summerhays Granite Team Wins From back had given his team tnree points via a drop kick but a few moments before the run Rex Sutherland has coached at Granite during ths entire period but several mentors have held the reins at Jordan including O D Ballard OGDEN—Ricks college of Rex- - Td Foxley and Eddie Kimball burg Idaho defeated Weber college present coach Ballard now helps of Ogden 3 for the ftist time inlKlmha'1' and handles basketball and 14-1- 2 22-1- eight years of lunlor college com- - baseball Smooth Backfield petition Wednesday ln a feature of The game Friday which will start (Special to The Tribune) Ogden's Armistice day celebration t The Idahoans led by Webster a at 3 o'clock is expected to be Just as POCATELLO Idaho— Their halfback scored 10 points during the exciting as any of the previous ft meeting with a Rocky mountain con- CeUeve last three minutes of play to pull the games The Beetdiggers with one Hendrix Collera 1ft Arkansas Collets ft ference football team proved a most 1 infield ft Willamette 1ft of the smoothest working backflelds game out of the fire Fern Teachers Dt hadron Teaehera Webster who had already run 37 assembled ln Utah prep circles for Colorado toller Fresh 45 Colorado Mines pleasing experience for the Univer0 Froth a vards touchdown for and Ricks’ some time are the slight favorites sity of Idaho Tigers as they came Kt Mary'i ft t’olreraity of California at first score kicked a place- The Kimball line is slightly heavier Angeles 12 from behind to win 7 8 over Western LotNewberry ment from the 19 Sooth Georgia Normal 13 line Alter than the Farmer forward wall a River 4 Concord 0 State college In an Armistice day fea- New on a short of end the fact which should help the favorites College of Pacific ft Sacramento Ju trailing 3 'core this gave his team a ture before 2000 highly excited fans nlor ( ollen ft considerably in the event of a wet 7 Freana lead Teacher State (Aria) Tempo field The generalship of the diminutive A minute later he broke througn 17 Sid Kramer big Granite backvho Arm WmIComin Bobby Leute sensational work of i the Weber line nil ( field ( whiuir reversed his oiin In rushFrench at tackle has been on the bench with a broken consistently run-i- n some field nice with open and thumb will start the game giving ing the parser and Interception Din Min ntng dashed 28 yards for the last the Farmers a powerful line bucker run by Wagner In the fourth Mrtnn is Collrira d touchdowm ex He the to The two other games in the Salt period combined give the Tigers Jonriboro A A M ft Monliceila A A M tra point for goal Lake district and the two state playtheir winning stroke Leute’s highly V North-wtTfftfher ft At the outset of the contest Weber Colorado Eleven ’erthit MUiourt encounters are also on the week's efficient toe came through for the Minurl Irarheni 7 Ont ) ft Adrian seemed to have the edge Tire Wild- off schedule East and West tangle Frideciding point AMUffiptioa tsandwtrh Drills Diligently 4 cats led bv Ing Hawaiian fullback Coil day at 2 30 p m In the University of Staters Passe ft 11 Try OrridmUt Whlttlrr BOULDER Colo Nov II— Coach scored a touchdown after the kick- Utah stadium and South goes to of State Western a shower rained off on straight football before Ricks Kaysville for a game which will Myron Witham pushed his Colorado U cntrgftft tnrougn a gruelling twoiiv'rs imuuguuuv urn gamr got possession of the ball Vandyke gtart at 3 o'clock-misse1 I'h 1 1 ln TiRftr the line I 1 to finding Impregnable 10147 hour workout today preparatory goal Webster made his run In thp two gUte piayoff games thPV lost th? XXX lXCArf J v1 U VJ1IX loovlnir tnmnrrow fnr Ratnrrfav'o thft first DftTiod for r score soon after m travels to Richfield and Ver-an- d 5°Tooete a two ball with to for 111 but 6 go ln tie with Salt R the quarter ended clash Utah university yards lna to provo Both games will be in touchdown 6 at Sweeping goalward Weber led the half alter Lake d Saturday and win itart at The squad working against Utah the second quarter Hylnk passed 15 Ing had scored following a sustained 'J 30 p m to over Hummed the offas yards frosh Weber and drive standing the mixing passes employed by plays looked somewhat ragged defensive- line Dickerson's kick was wide of tackle bucks from the middle of the crossbars the soma field several and times Vandyke kicked the goal ly yearling In the third period Ricks carried back would get off to healthy gains The Tigers fairly owtdld themd line and the ball to Weber's through the entire varsity defense selves ln checking the advance of the Watts scored the touchdown A pass defense also was stressed and Mountaineers playing probably the Thirty-sevemelted from points for nearly an hour prospective mem- best brand of ball ever seen here missing the placement for the lead Wednesday as extra point and the score was bers of the squad to make the Utah Mercer expected to do big things was the almost motionless through the Capthln H C Mortensen led ft de for Weber It stood there until late trip were drilled In that phase of the held work of the Tiger line only Hylnk when Webster In in the final period game termlned attack of the broke loose Once ln the early stages Coloiado looked as and Dickerson being able to register LAWRENCE Kan Nov II (UP)— Offensively g team th Deseret Ink's! gymnasium's of the last quarter Saunders dropped If American universities have Hy good as it has at any tims during gains ln backfield plunges a reached its best form ln ball tournament an pass from Ing in the end ths season Grosvenor Haley their athletic programs and Nelson in the backfield boot across the goal when standing Two decisive triumphs one by 40lr'i which should have been a esnecially football It Is because of own hts marker his great Weber scene nubile demand Dr Forrest C (Phog) today worked with a fin precision iVu-r Herman Baker poet No 9 of theM!rn dlrector of athletics at the heaving beautiful passes which L? I” and 'when theh line was functioning 77 - short or knocked re InchWednesbut sponsored at top speed this quartet ran the University of Kansas said tonighc 4 hlrh was poorly at- ' Rut collcgo athletics are not a frosh ragged with long gains from £ow n bv the tot H :’rdnoH? I lour matches remain ln whth the s h both afie targets racket" he added tverv quarter tn 'emlprofesslonal seieral lor Witham refuged to eay what his "College football players are as tine Wfhrr the closing starting backfield choice Saturday 1 Woods and unselfish to their Ideals as they would be but It was generally gos- muummnrrrs flmrwQ an auvaiur Jnnn Croplry tVPT Rfre K 7 from own behind the first their Middle-misgoal t " ” b t r "A'umnl who return and bet on siped about th campus that p on to defeat F S Leaver and A 1 would start at quarter Pleas- Ahif their old teams are responsible for 8 1 C Ohlson and Henderson much of itlils financial criticism" he ant and Newton at halves and Sten- - yards from Hylnk to Htimmeu cut th 17 margin by ‘Loss of money sometimes pVoiett! 'aid all at full Grosvenor a sophomore Tigers Play Alertly with plenty of "football sense " may Every Tiger was on his toes against points I'vtndrkejmcans criticism of the players the triThere followed the coaches and the game Itself'' b th call over Middlemlst at quar- the hardest foe of the r year and the umph of E C Davies and B C Dr Allen’s remarks came after he ter but It Is most likely th red victory was the greatest over J N Casella and Dr G R1( kn by Quarters of a hard 10- -33 ft ft ft "ead that the Spectator Columbia headed signal caller will be his fought season ln which the locals A Light The scores of this match — 13 7 0 0 Wrlr coach's first choice 21-- 8 1 &ebur 3 university student dally charged have lost but one game that to Mon- were 21-- 4 Horlni kirk Deboer pine kirk ftr 'football Is a semiprofessional racket State's line which has alternately tana School of Mines by one touchaihedule with Hi tom ftlido place — Thursday's n Webster louchdown Wbr looked good and bad this season will down Colling at center Dursteller bawlers' names listed first' operated largely for amusement of IniA pl( kick after louche! wn Vn lyk for Vvcbstrr the alumni and general public" Riikt— ibntHuUom probably start ln the following or at guard Noiby tackle and Oarst Oscar Carlson and John Longdon fUrrrU for Barrett der: Bradley and White ends Mc- end were big shots of the game to- - v Ray Forenson and Merill Smith ParkiinouforforBrown VWbtcr Wcbwr— Rich for Zinc Lean and Sawyer tackles Railey gether with I)fute Wsgner and noon Pend for flaundrrs Llndcry for Hrndcrton for Hudson for Fftnlout roplrjr and Linder guards Teets center French though the team played as a S Squires and D C Llovd vs L larrn Omsersnii for Inc McLean a good offensive tackle unit and each man took Off il -- ( onmy rrfrrM 5 30 care Packman and M Baiknian Kpp um gieat pin? Blmklm hrad lhfsmn but exceptionally weak on defense of Ills assignment p m may be on the bench when the startWagner crossed the goal a second ing lineup is announced That Is If time in the fourth period after a Wltham can find a substitute c plunge through Uikle butwascalled pehl of doing some good defensive hack'to Uie line where hr work had kiiked up rhalk on th" sideline es 11 MINNEAPOLIS Nov The Coloradoan will leave her al of Maxic Rosenbloom light 8 V) tomorrow night and will arrive heavvwelght champion and Jimmy In Felt Isk Friday afternoon v Biadtloek New Yoik who were — r— For the flist time in yeeis the II (fp)'nilssed ln the second round of a fight OSSIMVG N V s n football eleven siheduled for ten rounds last night 04KLAND Calif Nov 11 f Tn — m 111 meet all eoniers Including the when neither showed any willing Frnle Triplett set a new Amerhan-porJervis N Yt police team Yr-llr- t ness to punrh were ordered given to track rrcoid for ten miles ln'iten lewis F La we announced e charity by the state boxing commission today first rate of the day at the Oak- - day Each flgliter was allowed $350 for 'and speedway here today The newly organised eleven would fli al 0 g o (i Tills wushli se otid reconi for UiCibe pleased to meet the police on the training and traveling expenses The o IiHIhj H U o q 7—7 Rmrir Rh Toudrtwn day the first coming In the time 'gridiron the warden saUI A ehal-- ' remainder they were to have been Hunttuell Miio Toucidonn itlfr rials for this afternoon s rs Irnge will not he Unucd to the poll paid $1401 will be shared equally nt ftfr touh1nwii it droi k k w rn h i distance eleven bul would readily be accepted bv the community fund chests of MinJ SuhtiitiiUnii Mmfind'TTIplott mad the ' In 8 minutes 22 seconds driving! onrY'VrmnV! prison team will open Its sea- - neapolis and St Paul Rosenbloom The annual homecoming assembly Brsd-dor- k iifi! ir Mrrh1 nliTv race against Bryan Sals-jm- n r thrilling pUvIng sgalnst a nsvsl was to have received $1195 and Sunday of th Fast high school will be held1 for pMer Burton f r BurKf MArth f lu'ia who finished second There be band a will clevnu paugh jmllltU M"11 ’’"I Friday momli g at 10 30 snd nota'l"w Triplett broke his own record for women men and rhlldren and the In return for pledges not to bring hi'S'r J!'!!lll'7'rw'rr WDr lor Unit Andernni !r lor col- Thursday as announced 1 uesday llHJ event the which lie set grneral football atmosphere legal action to recover the full puises MUJl-llWhUtFrunrr rpferi1! according to Pi Inc Inal Bruce nGh Marrh — the commission agreed not to susthis year at IiHkeisfleld II rT Hoth hfQ Hmikifr tintn 30 of 8 minutes sec Y4NKIE fIRIS MIN tuiiFf Calli pend them ln Minnesota or to ask An in'eresUrg pregram lias been PIUIADP I JTIIA Nov HUT-TT- ie nds their mi pension in other states for the dav during which In the time trials he set a new i'AUlr gills field hex key where suprrvhoiy boxing bodirs arc of tli school will be graduates see nils for a single tram today defeated the ad-Sottuh merntjers of the National Boxing si'Uu’i'cTuethV hV'Yi’rr"t''vt rece rd of 38 e t Ircult of the Imiuc io l)4MBL tiac k la'xociation girl eleven 5 goals to J Mount St Charles Defeats Bobcats col-'e- 73-7- 5 i ruary 4 lo next vrar 13 AUERBACH CO Cold Weather Specials 13-- OVERCOATS - rd place-kicke- FOR MEN 't 4 micift lit pC 1 Rivals’ Margin ) Points 37 By 13-- Football’s Not ‘Semipro Racket’ Declares Pliog ftve-yar- Mc-Cl- n 13-- hand-kickin- e "e m A big lot of high-grad- e e coats to choose from in either well-mad- ' Ze J rinlv - hack or models You will find a big'variety 0f fabrics to choose ‘from including half-be- -- Jl-1- 7 21-1- ‘ coating 21-1- Y-jar- lri)l(‘tt d Ele(n Brady New Mark for (JV-Purs- For Any Tram Dirt Courses Men’s Suede Blazers Board Orders Sing Sing's oClS k Boucle Meltons and heavy Tal-me- Figlitrrs’ Pay Gors to Charily box-bac- lt dls-No- Gootl quality aurile doth Mazrr bottom tloulilr-facpt- l m Two pockets Sizes 36 to 16 i ith knitted is ith flaps $ 95 Special to-‘h- East Homecoming Set for Friday j l J ten-mi- n- - 4 ten-mi- n le 1 'la'N fl one-mil- c Men’s Men’s Sheep-Line- d Tan Twill Coats Well made with 4 pock- rts reinforced with leather The sheepskin lining is of good quality large beaver-lie- d sheepskin collar Spe- ciat All-Wo- ol Flannel Shirts Plain flannel shirt made with two prxkrla with flaps Genuine talon fastener down sml the "Whiner" shirt open “Whltier" np J4 r and !h shirt Is closed $195 value hpnlal a- - Men’s Fur nldilng- - Street Floor) $495 (Auerbac h Itrg-ula- plaid-hac- k |