Show A J fl 3 f THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 20 ' Jr tKrS r 12 1931 til f 4 TEAM - 4 p:': I 444 44 4 4 444 444 44 444 444 44 444 44 444 444 444 Uclans Spring Startling Football Upset by Defeating Galloping Gaels Rhodes Takes 1177 II S Students’ Crowd Looms for Homecoming Fray at ‘V’ Stadium Friday Kickoff t p m Irlday MOVO — Twenty-thre- 444 44 444 7 attempts 217 Kickoffs By PALL MIOKELSON vards EVANSTON 111 Nov II “galloping ghost’ is streaking Intercepted passes 2 attempts 28 PRICE — Carbon Sixty Thousand Witness his way to lame over the western yards high easily de football front Passes caught 2 attempts 21 yards feated Springvllle in the Armistice Surprise Overturning s t h e day game Wednesday by a score of Total 1 119i attempts 1084 yards — Ernest 39 8 Carbon inarched of Favorites through the Ability to shift quickly on the dead ‘Pug” Rentner all the lrresLstlbh gallop Is Rentner s big scoring visitor for six touchdown weapon and marks him In every game result of long run spark of Northas the man of dangpr In six games western s mighty By PALL ZIMMERMAN this fall he has broken loose for nine Nephl Gunderson made four of IjOS ANGELES Nov 11 (P) — Juggernaut of thf s Carbon touchdowns 60 24 runs 97 from to swards big running ranging yards green of California at Los His longest dash was a sprint yards for a score In the second quar- University There may nevei football team much hounda for touchdown after Angeles ter the a after and catching be Rnother Red pass Intercepting Hi koff at the opening of the second racing 85 yards for another touch- ed infant of the Grangp the orighalf In the Minnesota game last Sat- down after receiving the second half west coast aggreinal phantom o urday ft run that really broke the kickoff Captain Paul Holbrook gations cast aside the gridiron bui Minnesota defense and changed scored in the third quarter on a it coaches and critics defeat into triumph In the run and Francis Lamph re- clothe here today are acclaim 1 n g rame game he returned a punt 80 serve end galloped 40 yards for a by passing its way the Northwestern ards for another score touchdown after Intercepting a pass to a 12 to 0 victory halfback as the In the fourth period The over St Mary's first carbon copy Spread Run Favorite Carbon Gaels of the immortal Illinois redhead re s favorite plav has been a Pfttterlek Rentner Chtrrlnxton gallant In its unbeaten march toward naSixty thousand Whitney to either ride a foima- - rII?)8" run ll pread Wing persons gathered tional and Big Ten football cham- ricin that raw him run 65 yards top jrwkc for charity to sec n pionship the Wildcats of U score against Nebraska 24 vards tolM spafford Coach Bill SpauldIt B have become sluggish now rore against the University V Call fSUlitoe le Wilkin s Bruins disand then but never Rentner Time fornla Los qb 06 Ur ing Angeles 55 yards and Gout and again he has changed defrat another touchdown Gunderson rhb flumslon play an offensive Ohio against Holbrook Ihb to victory with hh sweeping dashes Phillips critics have acand a touchdown gal- SUmltakl fb Haley over tlie enemy goal lines Fast State them of Carbon—Touchdown Gunder cused He has reeled nonScoring lop against Illinois 4 Holbrook point after touch- lacking to pile up htfty and smart he has clicked ofl off any number of gains from line down Holbrook 3 Lamph vllle— Touchdown Sprint a the somewhat staggering total of 'marhes and lateral pass plays foi Phillips 1084 yards this season his second In Substitutions Carbon — Oorlshek for lead in the first 10 to 15 yards while he has tossed Gonl BllUloe for for lamph Daplaiz two periods and then stave off the the Big Ten football wars and has all the Wildcat passes exLure for fuel Faqutnta for Bituk-havet to meet a stone wall on a fast virtually Cowlef for Gorlshek Tabon for Moraga Cal Maurauders’ attempts In the Minnesota game when cept Goodman for field to cross the TJ C L A goal a broken thumb on his throwing Haler for8prlnvllle— Goodman Whole Team Himself It was the first major victory ever hand smeared that art WHITTIER BEATS OXY Rentner’s feats this season closely chalked up by the Uclans in SpauldCoach Dick Hanley of Northwestresemble those of a good football ern calls his Junior yardage maker— WHITTIER Cal Nov 11 (UP)-Whi- ttier ing’s regime at the West-woo- d team Instead of Just one ball carder he still has another year to play— one village where he took over college defeated Occidental Stalstics show that he has handled of the best In football history 21 to 0 in a fast football game to- the coaching task with a team which the ball 119 times In slit games so “Rentner can do everything and do day Occidental made several had never won a grid contest of any far this fall and has gained 1084 it surprisingly well” Coach Hanley threat with a attack but description ards for an average of 9 10 yards a 'aid “He has the weight 185 pounds lacked the punchpassing to score Those who had said the Bruins Since thrust coming up from Joliet and the height over six feet and he 111 three years ago he has competed i an run block or smash the line with In ten Big Ten games and scored In great power He Isn’t leading scorer all but one but Is one of the deadliest backs the If you don’t think he owns a foot- game ever saw because he can score ball record Just glance at the offl-rl- from any part of the field any minstatistics of his ground-gainin- g ute When we get within easy scorprowess: ing distance Rentner lets someone 78 at- else push It over Gains from scrimmage Rentner has been taken out for tempts 473 yards Punts returned 30 attempts 345 long periods In games against weaker vords teams LONGVIEW Wash Nov 11 —Kelso and Longview high school students take their football seriously After "pep” rally last night for the game played between the two schools today Kelso students drove to Longview two miles away Their arrival here was followed by a bombardment of their cars with tomatoes eggs cabbages and milk bottles Two Kelso students were cut by flying glass a dozen or more windshields broken and pedestrians' clothing damaged by Pothe barrage of produce lice said there won t be any more rallies er ry-Rentn- J name the rd e University of Wyoming football players atcom-pame- d by Coach J R "Cioppy" Rhodes and Athletic Manager T E Davis will arrive In Trovo Thursday to oppose the Brigham Young university gridder in their final contest of the season The curtain will be rung down on the grid season here Friday in the annual homecoming day game The Cowboys will stage a short signal drill in the Y stadium behind locked doors Thursday afternoon then rest up for the big battle Friday when they hope to break the jinx of the Cougar grldders For the past two year the Y athletes have been returned the winners and Rhodes' outfit is out to enter the victory column In 1929 the score was 40 to 0 and last year 19 to 12 The game should prove a real bat- Tad Picks Crimson but by tle as the “rope throwers” have some mighty good ball toters and a great Margin Ratos defensive line Carl Dir King Dunn and Humphreys should prove a real Pitt Above Army menace to the Y tacklers Each Haa Broken Even JONES’ SELECTIONS The game will give one team a chance to break the 500 starfdlng in Fordham-ven Y the percentage column Both teams Oolumbla-Brow— Columbia n two have won and lost two The Dartmouth-CornellCornell Harvard-Hol- y Cowboy won from Colorado TeachCion— Haivard er nd Montana State while they a Tech— Penn lost to the Colorado Aggies and the PltUburgh-ArmvPittsburgh Utah Aggies The Cougars were de- -' Pi A Lee -foaled by Utah U and Colorado Princeton Teachers but were victorious over Syraruae-ColgateEven the Utah Aggies and the Western — Temple State college The contest also will be the fareBy T A I)' JONES well game for five grldders Captain Member AH America Board of Keith Wangsgard who being conFootball sidered by many critics as (Reg U S Patent Office) center Marvin Skousen the Saturday offer a great treat to best blocking and tackling fullback ever developed at the Y Ray Merrill those lover of football who are less Cliff Toone and Louis Johnson are Irteiested in mythkal champlon-shlp- e the player who will don the Blue than In the h and White for the last time Skousen Intense rivalry off and Wangsgard have been the bul the old traditional rtoNrua wsrks of the Cougar team thl season games On this 1m St ndln MADRID Nov H (P)— The and both are likely to rate as all date Fordham and Won Lost Pet Spanish cabinet today voted $40-0conference choices N Y U m e e 1 Poplar Cirov 3 I (xx toward the expenses of the 8 xih Av mh 3 I 0(H) Another reason why o record home- again in a content rwinty-iixt1 1 0U0 team In the tenth Spanish coming day game gate expected Is that will attract 1 000 I Twenty fifth Olymplo games In the United because of the special “Knute K greatest Interest 1 Thin fn0 Males next year a larger sum Mrf) ( inn m Rockne memorial services” During in the New York 000 Fourth 0 than the National Athletic federthe half fans players and coaches area N Y U has Fifth 0 000 ation had counted on ooo 0 will pay tribute to the late Notte been defeated on Ihlrtltih The action assured Spain sendDame football genius An approprt auoceaslv Hatur-day- s CANNON am ward ing a strong team ate program has been arranged to by Oregon OTFP8 H G1FP take up the intermission period at the and Georgia but Co!brt rf 8 0 0 Ifl 3 3 0 6 Colbert half It must be concedUE 3 10 6 Leltermea Returning 6 1 0 0 Bronson ed by those who rs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carlson 1 Several score of former Y letter-me- n saw the contest Oil) 1 0 0 2 Hetcher 6 00 12 are expected to be on hand in against Georgia 0 0 0 0 Taylor g 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Anderson 6 the special rooting section being set that N Y U has 110 0 0 0 0! aside Just especially for the old time an eleven to be reckoned with at all I Bran chalked up a now slncla gam rec23 6 0 46 ord during the Telephone league contest AH athletes who have times 60ft 21i Totals Fordham ha shown this Psterson performers at the Ace parlnn Wedneeday evening Bean referee won a Y letter at any time will be year as in recent seasons a very plas'ered the pins fnr a 246 that exceeded the guest of the school the marks of B Oddte and F fiouthArn forin defense end addition has strong I2ND WARD 6TH WARD Lou Jolly piled mer single game champs The game will also be fathers and displayed scorjng power hitherto abUTFRl a neat individual aeries of 591 for the eveGTFP up B Taylor rf 2 0 0 4 Page 4 3 0 8 ning a rf sons day Each boy under the age of sent while the Installers took high high R Randall If 0 ? 2 Q 1 0 6 team 15 will be allowed to pas through game from the Long Lines upsetting 7 ft3 16 Bolt c Nelian c I i 0 3 their previous Columbia and Brow n of 1903 to In addition high the gates free of charge If accom0 2 1 rg 0 0 0 0i setting the high team mark the Installers Burt rg Columbia and Brown have an old laylor 0 3 0 0 Hatton If Durant )g 0 0 0 0 were also winners of team totals with panied by his father Broomhesd 0 0 0 0 0 jno series Until completely Coach Ott Romney gave his players score to settle 0 4 3 3 'Utile g The Traffic Department defeated the a skull session Wednesday Instead of overwhelmed by Holy Cross Brown Buildings throw to one as the Long Lines Totals to Totals IU331I on be I 2 13 sacked the Engineers three out of lour and to a the way sending them out on the slippery appearedteam C referee Snider umpire the Installers dupltrft'rd Raalnst Murray but Columbia also has Harerty turf The gridiron was in fair shape strong TEAM STANDING but Romney decided a rest would be tasted defeat in a close hard battle 30TH WARD W ARD 19 Tnfttalleri with Cornell Columbia to OTFP best He will stage a short signal GTFJ appeal 18 3 Jacobsen rf 0 1 1 I'Waters rf Vi Building have the better chance for victory 17 drill Thursday Murray 3 If Lloyd If Irvine 1413 17 1 to was Harvard yi” able raffle t o 0 Q 0 luff 0 J c Andrew Conditions point to a record crowd 3 10 6 squeak by Knlllfr 0 0 0 0 Morion rg BhHton Dartmouth 0 0 rg 0 now 0 faces an but alThe storm seems to have Friday U Hokanson Ig 1 0 0 2 Button la 3 3 0 6 Lous Lines lifted and reports are that fair ignment even moie difficult In Holy 0 0 0 0 forster If ID Andrew rf 0 10 0 weather will return Thursday and Cross A great deal haa been said c 10 0 3 Fardlry more and about Harwritten this Friday If 0 0 0 0 Hemngway Its strength must be 'B IHs rg The special Armistice dav grid vard eleven 0 0 0 0 Burt rg 0 0 0 0 game between the B Y U Kittens admitted though it Is hardly tnvtnrl and the Bingham Wildcat was called ble I am inclined to believe that Totals 3 6 3 6 15 6 0 30 Totals H Carpenter referee off because of Inclement weather the Crimson underestimated DartWASHINGTON Nov 11 MV-TThe game wa supposed to be the last mouth and will not make this misPOPLAR 4TH WARD for the first year men this season and take against Holy Cross Ilarvaid navy will enter a team next year in 0R0VJp Cl TPP Is the tenth revival of the Olympic 0 0 0 0W Pope rf has ordered capable of continuing her strlng arown If ail suits Romney of games undefeated but must be ?'huJ‘‘r U 3 1 0 4 BmlLli If 14 3 4 games at Los Angeles turned in 3 0 13 5 at th top of her Kam to dp so llu'imn f‘ i l o' Secretary Adams haa approved 1113 naval Cornell meets Dartmouth her fltat Mt Dowell ig 3 4 3 oenerrr igu 3304 participation and requested Wyoming Kearney 0 0 0 0 “ to select candidates lor major opponent sine the game with o ? o o Inimi 0 0 0 0 commanders two 1 0 0 a urim Columbia wrens ago Inasmuch Jtnon 0 0 4 0 the team Play Charity a Columbia has alieady defeated All officer and enlisted men of CASPER Wyo Ml— If Wyoming 13 4 10 Dartmouth there are many who will both navy and marine corps but ivaly university and the Kearney Neb a outcome a candidate whose records indicate forexone normal squad can complete negotia- acrept the of tli aim wr held In they are of championship caliber will itnrf tions for a postseason charity game oonclulon In my opinion Cornell theViral Knatm §iak Wdneadz tvenlns In the be appointed It probably will be played here De- will find Dartmouth an extremely hearret imnstum r lollowlu The candidates will be assembled th box Korea cember 5 or 12 1U sponsors said Wed- dangerous opponent UNlVXHfiirY AN8ION at Annapolis early next year for nesday Tlgera May Res Iva OT FP1 OTFP training I Yale enjoy an open date and Crow rf 0 0 3 Fldrlde rf Coaches of both teams have signi4 t olra ron Un if 3 0 If fied their willingness to have their Princeton meet Washington A Le III To 1 0 0 3 Hlea rf teams meet here If satisfactory ar- Ordinarily Princeton would be con- HwToronto I 0 0 3 I) rioii 1118 (Irrr OOO Or 3 0 0 4 00 rangements can be made the Gasper ceded a victory but the Tigers’ rec- Hioli 0 111 rnlall If is lirown 0 0 0 0 Is ord so disheartening that one is committee said Ted James the Nert 00 00 00 00 Tyeraon braska coach said the game could be almost tempted to name th southHkki l ern eleven as favorite play ed here on any date after 1 11 4 4 33 Totals Pitt and Army will meet In Pitts- Totls BOSTON Nov 11 (iP) — A blocked 13TU WARD 30TH WARD John Corbett head of the depart- burgh for the first time In history enabled Boston college to give punt ment of physical eduratlcm at Wyo- Mete are two fine elevens but 1 0 0 3 Wood rf 4 ) 1 14 the rf FYaving Colonels fiom Centre 4 7 7 III loaull if 3 3 3 7 Pitt will prove too strong Svn If ming university notified the Caspcr'll'v college thrir fir st upset of the seaabater c 3336IA committee that the university also is for the Cadets 3137I son Army dll find It ‘layac H Hr 4 0 0 1 Weidnrr r In 0 0 bv a 0 mat Rln today Neither willing to play any time after next to impossible to nuiko ground ‘ j j Ji team had power J enough to push over r akMdhI th line Panther Thanksgiving L Brrin la oooo B a C touchdown KlllUm cud re- Penn will meet Georgia Tech and scoird by recovering the 13 should be able to ork bark Into the Total t 3st Ta'l J1 placement ball In Centre end rone after he and win column though the southerner De Venutl the other II C wltigman 3I6T WARD in H WARD have a habit of playing Inspired footci r r p blocked the punt that Tentlkat ab Mill 0 0 3 Fhrt rf rf ball whenever they corns north 0 0 3 o o o o w Krnrr nrew If line it 3 11 3 tempted on Sis (Copyright 1031 by ths Christy I U'hlittf t 3 0 0 4 M r l Crvll t 0 0 0 0 Hcoit ri 0 0 0 0 Walsh 8 ndit ate ) 0 0 '"KJ1 l‘ry rfla 0 0 0 0 K H !mu4 ri 0 3 3 2 Kenyon If oooo0 Ilia e A tnemberahlp meeting of the For 0 0 JW in rf 7 Blnk ri tUnr 1Q01L eat Dale Golf club will be held at the clubhouse at 7 SO p m Thurs 2 3 H Total Total 7123 dav Four director will be elected CHICAGO Nov 11 cun— Jean 13 lint WARD and matter peitalntng to the affairs MAGNA-Coa- ch Ritotfl Mugleby Van lliii'genhout and Albert liuye of the organization will be dlscusied opened the basketball season at Anclsrioii rf 0 0 0 0 Murphy rf 3 13 4 routig Belgian riders went Into the It 0 0 0 0 lead The director whose term explie Gypms high Mondiv when he posted Him re It c 30 03 0 4’t livir in Chicago s twrntv-rixt- h II 0 3 8 3 m t ere President W S lire A I White the schedule for the Intercl's se- CVhimii 3 K IUi lr 0 0 Hlrr r 3 0 4 bicycle race at 9 ries now being held The guinea uif kllii lx 7 3 4 III Huirlr I H H Hose and W T Worley 110 3 at the end of the u ox rt II 0 0 0 0 Bin rf 4 0 0 8 oilixk tonight being played rath day tills week the The licit ri It 0 3 11 ihltd dav In the grind wmiur to bf deeded Irtda i0 00 covered 973 milts and 9 laps Miller rt The Benior "A’ tram constating " NU Y BEWSAltMY of three li ttermen and two second III Tut Tola1 43 Hvri )3i string men of t year after scoring amrirr retor umplr nrnKELEY Cal Nov 11 a victory over the Junior Bum navy bested hi army I A BARBA HURTS CARTER Bs" lost the gone through an for the find time In the annual ArmiIEXTNOTON Ky Nov 11 (Ay— lion of the rule BF A FITE Nov 11 (75— 8iotthig stice dav football Tlie fjcrUi annual Charily day race competition here In the oilier game played 1 uesday opponent five pounds I del la today 17 to o at R U Biedleys the Jinilc r A" team rame from be- - I'm ba law Angelos foi mrr flyweight ‘ '' p Hour farm chew a crowd of Gnynplon of thr world won a dean horns win fit) Ooo was ' Wi'drat Approximately rut dfi'Mon ovrr tFIII—' The sophomore rrp- in Wd tp prerie’e Hunk airing f'xitor bv Von Ad iinvtn’ lUridon nryr qliUetklit in aid Chrlrimas dinners and tos foi The mult of the gamut A six round boxing Unit line lavt tkiitw and ltro I v ini won the firm plain! the Inmates of Kentucky orphan-- 6 M uitv JO Hopp ' jj night tmlay wipe I a Barba weight d 129 poundx tn'rrrln-i"7 trmtj tourney ever held 10 nd feopli “A” 16 Ag Uub 6 liu Uie lot a! adiooi and Carter 134 ' vj Well Planned Skillfully Executed Air Wildcat Compiles Amazing Record Carbon Easy Win Plays Bring Angelenos Major Victory Over Red Devils returned Say Police Men to Provo Z RENTNER ANOTHER GRANGE Lon Runs Give 444 Rally Is Last Twenty-thre- e Large T pos--ib- le Holy Cross Genuine Foe For Harvard d lineup-Bpritivilt- swaddling o North-'vester- rd flight Penn-Georgl- Dal-ra- ir six-ye- didn’t knowwhat to do with the ball when they had it were hushed to a whisper three minutes after the contest opened when Leonard Bergdahl quarterback tossed a semiflat forward pass of seven yards to Bob Decker The Bruin halfback crossed without any difficulty Francis team had its only scoring chance in the first period after U C L A had passed the ball across fot the opening score Decker s short punt went lindl out of bounds on the Tuscan! Take Pa Bill Beasley passed to Toscanl to line St Mary’s the Bruin fumble on St Mary’s line had made the deed possible bucked the ball to a first down on Kick for goal failed line but the Spauldthe Bruins’ Defense Good ing squad stuck to their chores and St Mary’ attempted to retaliate took possession on down four yards but the enthusiastic Bruins sensing short of a score Decker punted out Tos-canl- rd a chance to assert themselves presented a rugged defense which forced the contest into a punting duel momentarily Bergdahl broke this up as the second quarter advanced taking Angel line Brovelli’s punt on his The Uclan signal called squirmed d his way and to the line The Bruins banged St Mary’s line for a first down on the strip but Duncan lost four yards pn an attempted reverse Then Bergdahl faded back sendpass to Leonard ing a The U C L A end leaped high over two St Mary’s backs to catch the ball and then slipped away from them for a seven-yar- d run and the second touchdown Again Duncan’s kick for extra point failed Every St Mary’s effort seemed destined to fail Once Brovelli’s punt took a queer bounce and rolled to the Bruin line but the Westwood boys drove it right back out Coach Edward (Slip) Madlgan’s side-stepp- stiff-arme- Wel-lendo- rf immediately The Bruins played a smart defensive game during the final two periods and denied the Gaels any privilege of driving deeper than the line St Mary’s outgained U C L A 231 yards to 185 and outdowned the Bruins 10 to 8 but were able to complete only five of their 23 passes while the Blue and Gold team made good on four of their seven tosses including the two for touchdowns The summary: Bt Mary a Vivaldi Jorgensen Bteponovlch Rubei Gerardln Hunt (Cl F Canrlnus Fletcher Beasley Toscanl Brovelll Score by period Bt Mary a UCLA Scoring U 0 UCLA Mulhaupt to It Norfleet liaslam Oliver Jones McMillan Wellendorf Bergdahl Keeble Decker Duncan (C) c rg rt re qb lh rh fb 0 6 0 6 Ternple-Carncg- le SPAIN SENDS STRONG TEAM TO OLYMPICS Basketball "i mu 1 h 1 1 Ml Ace Bowler Breaks Record I & ft 1 ft Navy Athletes Enter Olympic he K V for 1 tits nh Boston Blocks I ©(oltTuSDS Punt Triumphs 1 1 tht if I’m losing my husband’s Ioyc? 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