Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SKI RIDERS PERFORM SUNDAY MORNING IN SEASON’S INITIAL EXHIBITION Drake Retains Valley Honors Engen Leads Pros to Big Long Ecker Slide Stanford’s Ends Came Big Race Results as Jumping Scheduled at 11 and at 2 o’Cloek Brown Jug Stays at Michigan for the little brown jug began Thereafter a vicious Wolverine defense DES MOINES Iowa Nov 21 (T)— Drake university’s football team heavyweight has agreed to terms for William Hewitt dynamic Wolverine smashed through Grtnnell’s line to- - a bout with Ernie Schaaf 'fullback today carried the Univcr-da- y the! for a of Boston In the Chicago stadiiunlslty of Michigan to a victory to retain ” Missouri Valley championship and on December 3 Strlbling accepted 6 to 0 victory remain undefeated in the conference the terms last night while Schaaf Hewitt's brilliant run came eight minutes after the traditional battle signed up several days ago 50iwutAeiIars: hard-foug- and Entries L California Wins B 5 NOVEMBER 22 1931 Kicks Blocked Fumbles ht checked determined Minnesota drives for 52 minutes and Michigan won its seventeenth triumph ol 22 battles with the Gophers The game was as close as the score indicates Michigan gained 57 yards from scrimmage while the Gophers totaled 38 yards rushing the ball RESIXTS First rare mile anu seventy ciiatmoss io iRenoi loan BOWIE PALO ALTO Cal Nov 21 (£V- yards— Mar Contest Mikitlak io nn While 90000 fans thrilled to a Titanic Snow Aplenty — humbled Bears &? 46 5 AUo rau Leads Victors struggle California’s Time third an ancient gridiron foe todav with a sew K Miss Jamieson John Wanhlll Walter over brilliant Stanford Barlon Brown Marg Robot Renewed Bue victory that ended the seven-yea- r Eager to take up his daring reign of Banner Fair Boy gon LOS ANGELES Nov 21 classic of the in race mile and arventv yards— this Indians the jumping where he left off last 0 10 SO J4 S24 SO Unithe defeated Warplane In 3 (Dsliityi March Alf Engen leads a group of west university won Air Pilot 105 (J Lonai SS 70 S3 20 Led by stocky Hank Schaldach second Fall Apple 114 (Robertsoni out versity of California at Los Angeles talented profes44 Also ran Blue Dam Time tmrd ace Bears the ball smashed toting sional and ama13 to 6 before some 5000 chilled fans over a touchdown in the second pe- - f!nVr"kra“ne' and" one hausuriongateur skimen to In a loosely played Coast conference S2 60 53 30 54 oc- - aBalko 131 iBelsliaki two on other riod threatened and Ecker hill in ParS3 20 119 (Woikman) won The Bease casions that saw the ball lost on S3 aFnllow On 109 (Robertson) game here today II) snond ley’s canyon Sunof shadow 05 3 5 within downs the ran the S2 60 d thl Time goal Fumbles blocked kicks and penday for the seaBall Vli lllatf Mabla Mak-St p Il line son's first of t h ml'e-on and race marred the contest The Fourth alties A seven-yea- r football famine that Happy Scot 106 ij Long Sd 80 S3 60 series of exhibi- famed southern California sunshine 101 Utemlardi 42 60 won tied when Hillsborough Stanford California began tions 112 was not showing and a cold wind second Ormevbv 'in 1924 was forgotten today by Blue 4 80 4353 9080 third 46 3 5 Also Time The champion-o- f swept the field from the northwest and Gold partisans in the frenzy of rar Khoraan Measure them all Alf who Mike Mikulnk who claims Minmiles -race one and a great victory Jubilant California DrFifth J b0 30 to has made several Freeland llrt (Robrr'scnt as his home town starred neapolis rooters swarmed onto the field when $4 10 won cWhtte Clover II 107 visits to the scene dValem lennea for the Webfeet by producing the $12 30 $8 10 second the final gun barked out its message of his last year’s 42 thl-6 Time 40 punch for tho longest sustained Goal posts were pulled up and hauled 109 (Steffen triumphs during Btet?s dr!vH ?ar?ndd out of stadiumf the i the last month is with him taking the Tred Avon bCurate Mate Gridiron strategy that marked the stone mile' the winning touchdown Sixth race one and in rare form and play of earlier California teams -- Don Pedro Mi J Long $24 30 HI 10 he hopes to give Mikulak was also the blggost rea10 won Gipantlc 108 (Fields' $Js30 namely “kick and wait for the $0 fans who crusade son why Bruin backs did not go any Whipper Cracker 107 to the advantage of $9 00 second worked breaks’’ 47 Also Time $4 50 third defensive up the east bench ran John F TTonry Grove Frtimper Bub place in particular his the 1931 Bears Alf Lngen work being even better than his ofcanyon thrills Inferno Lad Full Dims Late in the first quarter Schaldach McFarland miles Seventh rece one and fensive The big fullback would 7 10 booted the oval with such $16 10 Jumper 108 Meade His spectacular one leap of last and height that RtBnfnr5placement Gully $4 70 won Our Pol 107 iM Lewis' fa ‘0 have been 100 per cent except for safety New Year’s day remains vivid in the man 80 second Fair Dale 114 OAo’icman) fumble which was almost turned into in his $3 2 05 Also $4 40 ran Hardy Time third memories of outdoor sportsmen and backs' o“n'"his "own uTree-yarCoates Keith Vimont a U C L A touchdown lne 4olf Run Ping Baltimore Old Times Biliy Oregon deserved to win the game ho?es to aPProach eiDi Resta was down with the ball and Fair Dawn Faughn Egad rk "! from any standpoint It mado the lnf°rmal exhibl-- 1 rammed Hardy so hard he SVndys nearly tion The long jump has been rec- - knocks the Stanford It ran up only earned touchdown BOWIE ENTRIES boy back over 149 yards from scrimmage and 1: ognized as the national record s the goal line Forced to kick from First race 5130U Claiming 2 mile and sev- first downs against U C L A’s 97 Other Stars Jump jreldinm behind his own goal Rintala got off maidens colts1B and — vrtrds Sergeant D 105 nLanson yards and seven first downs Along with Alf will be Sverre a bad punt and California put the enty 110 Chosen Pal 110 Jungle Boy 110 Tast Oregon made its first touchdown brother of the ball in play on Stanfords Engen younger Storm ios Hykia no Habanero ns aus- terlitz II 110 Herkimer 110 Westv s Ft nr in the first period when Wishard champion Halvor “Dynamite’' Hval-sta- d line 110 110 On 110 Hnlniritrtri aGcober aVerrliy up a blocked kick and ran and Steffen Trogstad Hvaistad s Schaldach Scores Scotch 110 Chief x Trojen 105 Floor Wa from the U C L A 45 to the U C dynamic jumps revealing his marThere the Bears turned on touch-dow- n A nine-yar- d L line Two plays later velous coyrage alone will be worth steam Schaldach was the Temole plunged over his own tackle 16 miles canyon Parley’s up traveling in the furious drive that respark score for tho Watts failed to conto witness the season’s send-opio- - sulted in the score He punched at vert gram Trogstad is also a jumper of the line four times in a row for a In the second quarter a fumble by note finishing well up in last year otal gain of 12 yards and then passed Watts opened the wmy for the only sanctioned tournaments to Waterbury for another dozen U C L A score McMillan fell on According to Axel J Andresen 'yards that put the oval on the it for the Bruins Two line plunges vice president of the Utah Ski yard mark From there it was Schal- gained ten yards then a pen club sponsoring Sunday's exhibition dach five one five and over The 'pa- - alty on Oregon placed the ball on the the leaps will start promptly at 11 stocky star charged the left through U line C L The Oregon o'clock in the morning and again at side of his own line for the touchA hack couldn’t punch out a touch 2 o'clock in the afternoon down His drop kick on the try for down through the line so Dunran President Peter S Ecker of the point was blocked dropped back and passed to Mul Utah Ski club announced that if SatThe victory climaxed a great seahaupt who caught te ball across the urday's wind maintained its velocity son for the Bears under their new goal line but coach Bill jumping would be postponed Ingram Under the leadOregon’s last drive for a touch the club president expects the wind ership of the former Navy mentor down started on Its own line to die down bv Sunday the Bears finished in second place in Bobbitt substitute quarter ran the the Coast conference race Their Roads Cleared ball to the 45 and a pass Temple to Two feet of snow was reported on only conference defeat was a loss Ballev put It on the Bruin 40 Then the hill Saturday but the roads to to Southern California' Mukilak started tearing four six the slide have been sufficiently Bears Outgain Rivals and eight yard ehunks out of the cleared as to allow spectators to make U C I A line and climaxed the perCalifornia’s superiority was rethe excursion by automobile by diving over from the ' 'the flected by the statistics From scrim Shiva 115 Cepain Ed 109 Trombone 112 formance d tine Temple kicked “ step 81s 104 Nansen 112 B1? Wh tc U Ski club 157 for the Indians California also Stepping Sister 104 &'lj Drift 117 Op- - goal and the score was 13 to 6 112 amateurs who will evsav the im- outpassed its rival a Phantom Rock 109 Highest Tho lineup: In possum 112 Snnkfti 110 Happy Warrior 1C7 proved slide Among the amateur which Stanford was department to Point NWht Vintage 107 supposed Seventh rare $1300 chiming jumpers will be Calmer Andreasen excel The completed three olds one and miles U8i — state champion Frank and Jim Ras- passes out ofBears nine tried for a F 109 Juat'rlary 104 FrnnrocsC 104 aMlna total mussen 104 37 Fool 109 RojtI of Malden Jealous Irish The Indians took Rock 104 gain The club is sponsoring a party that to the air yards Faylin J04 Blare By 106 P arh 20 times and 101 107 completed Basket Undrrdun Anchor L'pnt and quar- four for 28 departed Saturday evening Oay Bird 112 W'esrko 107 aFourth yards total Each team 104 tered at the club cabin through the scored six first Ward 109 Noras Grace 101 Caotain s downs from scrim- Olrl 104 Red Ronald 109 All Columbia night mage and two from forward passes 107 The first sanctioned ski meet of the Stanford also chalked a — Cremen entry two first Weather clear track fast up season will be held New Year's dav downs through penalties It will be followed by the state meet Schaldach was the individual ball the latter part of January and by the star He lugged the oval United States western amateur tour- carrying 36 times for a total gain of 134 yards 22 ney February Patrick field Juce Arthur Badrnoch Rusty Gill packed the oval II times and gained 32 yards Ernie Caddei led the Stanford carriers narkimrlH('ro‘k'rr" Mis Fashion Flat Raltle Wasatch King Dolly Mark the ball ten times for 29 yards Second race Bprckcls course— Captain Gilbert 113 0 Smith) 3l 50 Lineups and summary: 1 6-- 0 (UP)-Ore- 1 011 o 1 iMal-le- -- 1 ’ Golt'l-lett- w: n 1 5 (Deca-imlla- 1 4 -- one-ha- 247-fo- 5 tr d year-old- The World's k- Desire ff st Take men of all nations— men of wealth men of tasto and refineono ment men of education-an- d and all hail Cuba's golden leaf queen of iho world's tobaccos ten-yar- d 0 s Wash Nov 21 (JPh- - went university’s crafty grldmen back to Its 1930 Pacific coast championship system today and steam-rolle- d the Bulldogs for a 13 to 6 victory Mike Pecarovich's Gonzagans an up and coming outfit since his regime began this year took the Cougars for an air ride holding them even with a pass attack in the first three periods The desperate Cougars finally resumed power tactlcrf and clawed arro's the winning touchdown dug in and held until the final gun Georgia Defeats Scrappy Alabama Poly Eleven COLUMBUS Ga Nov 21 Bulldogs held scoreless for the first half used their almobt endless string of fast backs to defeat a fighting Alabama Polytechnic Institute eleven here today 12 to 6 At LeWlsburg W Va— Harris Military (Roanoke Va) 6 Greenbrier a's 67 world famous taste Let your eyo select the shape Panatela Perfecto Grande or Staple and your taste will yield contentedly to the fascination of the Cuban flavor that cosi3 some Mustangs Sink Middies With men a pretty penny more than the modest price of a Robt Burns won One Long Hop 113 Rero) $5 50 out Stanford 113 'Cnchlin' yfcond Joe McCord ouf le Colvin third Time I 13 Also ran Fum Budget It Hind Mary Ream Flywood Benda Rom Canaris Llbi-ji Jean Medch"": s 0111 course— Charmn 'corbu 112Third race $7Spreckel 40 $3 00 out won Dud (Corbett) Ehrhom Ranch 112 00 out sect" d $8 RHdriguz) T me out tMrd Al?y 112 Turk smith W'' ' qb W'''''"” Hihmnn Lord 13 Also ran la Wanda No Run Monk e Schaldach lh Guide HILs Carol Annlgold rh Ctro CaddM rare Kprerkeis coura -- C’eir SUr R °Ih U ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 21 (UP)-Sout- hcru Ilinlala 113Tourth Score by periods (Cochllu) $25 00 $10 00 out won Bel’- Mrihodist undefeated L 113 $28 50 arlon out Arnold) ret California 06 ond Lamlstir thl-- d 112 (R Jnneai out 0 0 Stanford champions of the southwest made 1 13 Time Also ran School Hills it nine California scoring Touchdown a in low today by defeating Mtavar Tyrol Black Castle dach Southland Son Y an inspired Naval Academy eleven Refers Dana Nebraska umpire Lout-t- it P(e one rare one Fifth and 13 sixteenth m'les State 6 OreEvans field to Oregon judge gon State headlineaman Fitzpatrick Utah — SethsHopeC Turk MU) $7100 $24 40 Outrushed throughout most of the out won My Dandy Leyland dll' $9 00 out second Hand to Hand A F'rher game the Texans were forced to call 10O out third Time 1 48 Also ranv — upon their vaunted aerial trickery to Leloy Plunging Sun Brown WUdom Sun-dSetturo Satin Spar Bahamas Mor- - OOWn a team that was not expected U0 niaf o mnrh of a battle of it phiiR Deswarvey Jnn Dandr I !to 14-- 0 Sixth race one rnd enth miles —Adorable C argo I) Portpr 100 Navy started the game with a rush $11000 17 f'O $37 00 out won 71nn Icy’nnd 112’ and literally swept the Mustangs off ' A M0 second out Fis Our lwr Billy ojt their feet Continual gains around 4 50 third Time Also rani-Boll- ing Shaver Concord a Amle Star the end und through the line placed ° Southern Methodirts !7- LAWRENCE Kan Nov 21 MV-T- he HifcV"Ah nVhir nvkTl La Beiotte o Smith io) $800 out yard line midway m the first period Kansas Jayhawker power attack won cond Ba bara Lee Rodnsuez M03 out and Navy snorpd from the came to life today and whipped the third Time 10 Alao rana—8 ter line on one play Kirn fading deep Missouri Tigers 14 to 0 In their 40th Mary Shasta Snow Calome to pass to Davis who stepped across annual interstate football game beTANFORAV ENTRIFS Davis’ try the line for a touchdown fore a 'Kansas homecoming crowd and up ctalmlna for the extra point was wide Flrt rare 3 year-old-—s of 20567 six lurlonas 131 Kae (earv lift Mr S M U scored both its touchIDS River Maid 110 Mumle Meadow Carnle Smith the husky Jayhawk-ers- ’ Hsnry Princes Hrrmc no leader 0 win- downs in tlie second period and both back made both touchdowns and 105 ters Moon 105 ML I asen 113 Fourteen followed spectacular passes Early Lee Page place-kicke- d the extra Sixty 113 Thelma O lots Lasa 108 Pap-Ut- e to Mason 108 Attar ar 113 in this period Travis pus'-rpoint n clalm-lSecond raie and tip and the heave was good for 48 yards six turionys U4I— (lenr Sar os FaMason caught the vorite IT 10 Sasha 110 Maurice Fd 108 and a touchdown Hetfandot 1U8 Vovaxe 108 Kemoll 108 ball out in the open and not a Navj Wllloabramble 106 Lady Ana e 107 rereral Tiavtf 106 Kalakaua 106 llec 108 Zorn Player laid hand on him Issett 116 Bakura 103 missed his trv for the extra point Third race and up clalm-In- t S M U ’s final and winning touchsix furlonss lUi—Fivaoud 113 lion en-110 Betlle A 105 Mary Merle 102 down came Just before the end of the 113 105 Ml Alice Mile Olad Royal lily half and again it was a puss Travis Cule 110 Chief Ponllar 108 One Cent 113 Mason fast as a streak Rosie Core 105 Kalani 108 Mary J Mc- to Macon Neil 103 Tyrol 108 Queen Ann 106 literallv stole the ball from two Navy race Fourth olds clalmlnr secondaries Travis kicked the extra a Avis lft( (nr Rprerkelg enurse Frlncesa 104 Tuulaw 107 mil Ilane IftT point Vera Crnflon 104 Marv Bine 104 HandNavv held the upper hand In the some Belle 109 Ilnndalln 113 Ailela de N half and twice drove deep 109 Baeet f arvo 104 Padrof e 107 Plrsc second 107 Mallllw 107 limb is 107 A I Itud into Hie r riemj s territory only to 104 lord Aler 112 Ffih race and up r ahn-'M- hive Ihe Nou’hwrslei ners hold v hen Handicap CluUhnuae rg irs-x- not to hold meant defeat it seven and one-hafurloi 6 '5 Navv made line fir't downs to 104 Husscenes os Ou jrrem e Foolhardy seven for S M U and outrushed 100 C allmeta 100 1J16 Masterly Sixth race 3 year-old- s dalimnr nil e ard the Texans ill ards to 81 S M U’s Hr mine 111) seventy yards l 9 — ( harmlii Peace Princess 107 Very French Hi Choir advantage wax in the air where it Flight 105 Mias Beryl 105 Be hr 111 Hllla gained 171 vards to 97 for the Sullnrs 97 Fortv Ntrier 110 Chehalla 1(4 Blur 7 ho lineups' Canopy 103 M tf Navy Seventh rare end up claiming one end three slxleei ih miles (71 Washington Rove 106 Humps!- - I ay 109 M dTrfl D brio 109 Barrie Oliver 10 Cress Bow i)c f tie 109 Freight llerk 109 Beiajero 114 id m nd Weatner clear track heavy Pry n SiSt0rn“ Washington State college unable to equal the aerial attack of Gonzaga Military All RobL Bums cigars are made with clear Havana filler and its one-yar- - Cougars Barely Defeat Gonzagans SPOKANE & r‘ Aerial Attack Listen in every Monday night —8 o’clock— K D Y L— to the Ace Orchestra of the Air--Guy Lombardo’s Royal Cana dians on the Robt Burns Pank Kansas Defeats Missouri In Annual Game tela Program i‘hJ pt”1' r Pm t'-- Pomona Triumphs Over Occidental rn 8 M rOMONA Nov 21 (UP) — the Occidental line the Pomona Sageheas defeated the here todav 6 to 0 Pomona s score ramp in tiie f'rst quarter when Meks block’d an Occidental punt on th ()vy 20ltd line Hairar and Nixon plunged to the line and Hu'tmi went over for the touchdown The kirk was wide Occidental threatened twice In the lost half rx iffTtie5 one-yar- d IJ U M -' bell ire by periods R Nr' I Natr Totchdnwn Mumn M UiTravl ouf hrjoa nit toiifhdnwn B H' hativiii'm n Navy— fairiM It Thompaon If Brht qb ( hunnhoon lid) Bamueti Mom tad rhb Ptjr ey th k pr If Binlth re Jackaon R M U ra 8 j ftl v ri h Ol t lb Dnjiy t' Offuinit H a n m id e 4 I ii p I hat r 1 I VH n I 1111 J ' Hritntnn L B p r i o ( ti i m b!a line Hi 44 I 1 W ii U Kts’t ITS of the Fridas Inleirlnue haHliethall games Hopho 10 motes Juniors 8: senlois 30 Juniors 24 1 fiesliirs 31 faculty 30 I1M1 DI LTA-Itcsii- ( I 4RS lta CLEAR HAVANA FILLER - 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