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" THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 7 1931 11 R M C OFFICIALS MEET TO DRAW UP FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Tulane Remains Only Undefeated Major Football Team as Season Wanes 4 4- - A Intersectional Grid Con tests Ga in Fa vor - Tt- Split in Circuit Rumored When Moguls Meet Friday Saturday Jordan Grid Boys Stay in Los Angeles By MEL GALLACHER Closing out o f the Rocky Mountain conference football books took place last week vhen Utah four-tim- e champion fell be fore the man power of Oregon 12-and Colorado Aggies tied with Utah Aggies for the runner-up p o s i t i on lost to Nebraska State incharity and now games 20-- officials of the mountain circuit focus their attention upon the an Two Separate Bodies The meeting proper will be divided into two separate bodies the R M C association headed by Dr H Leo Marshall of Utah university and the R M C Athletic Directors’ association with Jeff Cravath nl Denver university in the chair Games as negotiated among the coaches and managers of the member schools will be sent to the faculty members for approval As member officials prepare to submit reports of the past season there appears to be a more lenient attitude toward intersectional games which have been frowned upon in the past In addition to the two charity football games involving Utah and Colorado Aggies several schools obtained permission for teams to oppose elevens from outside of the conference with less fear of antagonizing the conference moguls Colorado university played Oregon State Missouri and Arizona Denver university opposed Temple university of Philadelphia and University of Mexico Colorado Aggies met Kansas in addition to Nebraska and Brigham Young met University of San Francisco and Nevada Seek Outside Games And so when conference officials more intersecgather this week-entional games will likely be sought by coaches Representatives of the three Utah member institutions are Dr H Leo Marshall Ike Armstrong and Grad uate Manager Stanley Murphy of Utah university Professor A M Sor enaon and E Lowell “Dick" Romney of Utah State Agricultural college Assistant Coaches Fred Dixon and Victor Taufer of Brigham Young uni ’ r' versity Utah will likely flavor a ference schedule with two or three intersectional games Oregon univer and either U CT L A or St sity i 7 m yu ts P?sslbJe foes for the S'? U:es both to be played away in 1932 r with a agreement However talk to move the Thanks giving day game with Utah Aggies forward may advance a good oppor- tlin r V tn b£ln? 0ni°f L coast teams to Salt r date Only one team Colorado university will be met away that at Boulder Denver university Utah Aggies Brigham Young and either Colorado Aggies or Colorado college loom as home games for the Utes Cougars Ambitious Coach Ott Romney who will not be present at the meeting because of a basketball tour which the Cougars are taking this week recks two games on the coast in addition to a seven conference game schedule The Cougars are negotiating to play University of San Francisco at San Francisco and Occidental college at Los Angeles In the event that the latter game cannot be arranged Nevada university will be carded on the Cougar program The Cougars also seek’ games with flrong Colorado foes next fall the Colorado Aggies at Ogden and Denver university at Denver Such an pirangement along with games with at Laramie Wyoming Colorado Teachers at Provo Western State at Gunnison Utah at Salt Lake and Utah Aggies at Provo would make an ideal schedule for the Cougars Tho Aggies have three games al ready contracted for Colorado Aggies either at Logan or at Ogden Colorado university at Boulder and Montana State at Logan To that the Farmers will likely add jnenu Y U at Provo Denver at Denver Western Stateuniversity at and Wyoming at Logan Coach Dick Romney of the Aggies lso is dickering for a game with Oregon State to be played either at Corvallis or Portland Annual Problem The annual problem of the smaller confefrence schools doubtless will come up again for serious thought Buch schools as Montana State Cola rado Teachers Western State Colorado Mines have a difficult time schedule that will make booklpg their respective teams eligible for the championship One solution which pops up in the form of rumors presages a split in the conference similar to the one which occurred in the Missouri con ference two years ago Gossip among coaches foresees Utch Utah Afgie B Y U Colorado university Denver univefsity Colorado Aggies and Wyoming in a Big Seven circuit with Colorado Teach era Western State Montana State Colorado college and Colorado Mines in a Little Five loop Games would be arbitrarily drawn up with members of the Big — Bcvcn playing — league five-con- A two-yea- 1 I Gun-Biso- - — Wyoming 8— c‘ a c 0— U of U 19— January 22 Huntington at Perron Castle Dale atOreenriver January 29 Perron at Castle Dale Greenrlver at Huntington February 5’ GrseV'rVveV afVefionV" cVatle Dale at Huntington 12 Perron February at Huntington Greenrlver at Castle Dale February 19 Castle Dale at Perron Hunt- mgton at Oreenrlver February 26 Perron Legrande Noble chairman of the regional board announces that ery county schools or the central sec tion have withdrawn from official In view of this the an- competition nual round robin tournament held in the past to choose this region's rep resentative in the state tournament The manner of may not be held choosing the entry in the state meet will be decided” later Noble an nounces Secretary Wilson who was in charge of the school said that the officials’ test was taken by 25 the r larKest number to be given the exam- inatlon in the history of the region f Bout on the national schedule Include MONDAY York 8t Nicholaa arena!: Jimmy McNamara NewYorkvaPhU 10 Billy Kld’ Wole’ Billy Moie'r lndtnpolls Louisville middle- - TUESDAY Nationalist vtirortUnf'irnle?rfwPrtersTounaOklahoma (1? J' 1' Sandy Garrison Casa-no- ra vs Harry Smith New Tok nearo 10 At Indianapolis Tramblle Rock- ford HI- - v Johnny Ray Burns Ran Francisco mlddlewelfhts 10 At Oakland CtUfSdei L Barba Lo CVl'r: ftghtwelfhU At San Francisco: Alex Tourralne France vs Howard Frlta Long Beach negro welterweights 10 At Seattle: Wesley Ketchell Salt Lake City vs Freddy Lenhart Spokane light heavyweights 0 THURSDAY At Cleveland: Ernie Schnaf Boston vs Frankie Slmma Cleveland heavyweights vs Mass Ip Lou Broulllsrd Worcester Paul P rrono Cleveland welterweights 10 (nontitle) FRIDAY A t New York (Madison Square Garden) Bat Battallno Hartford Conn vs Ai Singer New York lightweights 10 Franta vs Andy Savlola Nekolny Oxecho-SlovakKeLYork' welterweights 10: Freddie Mlll-LfNf ¥ork’ At Ban Francisco Midget Wolaast Philadelphia va Canto Robleto Pasadena flyweights 10 (nontltle) At Hollywood Calif David Velasco Mexico City vs Meyer Graoe Baltimore Welterweights 10 At Chicago: Dave Maler Milwaukee va Roy Williams Chicago: Umberto Curl Argentina vs Clyde Chastlan Texas: Billy Jones vs Owen Philadelphia Phelps Phoenix Arit Baxter Calmet Wlchl Ita son vs Mario Csmpl Italy and Harry Ehet Brooklyn vs Willie Otter Boston all each At 8t Paul: Jack Dempsey vs three opponents Art Latky Angus MacDonald and Jack Roper BOUT OFF KANSAS CITY Mo Dec 0 (UP) — The poor showing of Benedicts Spalla Italian heavyweight in practice sessions caused promoters to cancel his bout here Wednesday night with Mickey Walker R KILKENNY WINS EEAUTURI v 6 (AP)— U the Prix fvffnt UpIchM0 hi lrfUlA NOUIlfl'S GobftP WRfi second and Martinet de Hoe’s Trldl third U AUTEltIL Franc KlUtnmr pountsax'i Mrrla I won — - three games at home and three games sway Similarly the Little Five teams would bwk home and away games arbitrarily the remainder of schedules being decorated with inter division 7 8 8 0 8 8 84 72 27 8 8 Colorado Univer 8 8 0 20 C A 131 0 0 12 48 7 25 9 18 20 C 187 COLORADO UNIVERSITY 0— Oregon State 18 27 — Colorado 0 Mines 9 — Missouri 7 8— Colorado Aggies 19 25— Denver i 0— Utah 32 17—Colorado College 7 27— Arisons 7 105 94 WYOMING UNIVERSITY 25— Chardon Normal 0 0 — Creighton 3 IS—Colorado Teachers 8 Si— Montana State 13 0 — Utah Arries 12 8— C A 28 18—B Y 7 0— Santa Clara 8 12 — New Mexico 2 £ 101 75 COLORADO MINES 0— Denver 0—Colorado 0— Western State 0— Texas Tech 7 — Kearney Teachers t2 — Colorado Teachers 7 — Colorado Coll 28 27 19 46 0 12 20 MONTANA STATE 7— Billion (Mont) Poly Aggies o— Comers 13— Wyoming 7— Montana University 0— Mt St Charles 7 S3 2 — Colorado 59 Tchrs 13 t§ 121 8 32 27 J WW 444 STATE 78— Willamette 16 — Colorado 0- -U 8 C 25— Linfleld 0 a aS I) Stanford 0 35 87—Oregon Normal 0— Wash 8tate 19 — Montana 0 — Oregon U 12— Utah 0 0 198 DARTMOUTH 58 — Norwich 61— Buffalo II— Holy Cross 8 — Columbia 33—Yale 8 0 7 19 33 8 0 32 0 7— Harvard 14 — Cornell 8 — Stanford 0— xBrown Washington -i- e 0 8 16 CLUtf 28 z 17 7 18— 7 IS 85 89 3— A NEW YORK U 0 Rutgers Colgate — 1! 18 25 games not counted standing of th respective in the loop lip tched Utah conches will draw ula for swimming tennis snd wres tling at the conclave 4 4 1 44 6 6 160 44 California 82 — Dartmouth 46 — St Lawrence 49 — Hobart NEBRASKA 7 Dakota — Northwestern 13— Oklahoma 7 Nebraska Frosh 6— Kansas 0 7 9 a 8 29 8 6 roi 50 DETROIT 9— Pe Paul 20— Western St Tchrs 20— Iowa State 7— Marquette 9— West Virginia 21— Loyola (New Orleans) 9— Fordham 6— Vinnanova 20— Michigan State 8— Georgetown 12 0 4 0 7 0 89 0 18 0 75 MICHIGAN 3 a NOTRE 7— 95 DAME 25— Indiana Northwestern 19— Carncfie 14— U S 0— Army A 13— 7— C 7— Ohio State 85— Illinois 21 — Princeton 22— Indiana 0 7 23 6 — Nebraska 40 7— 27 VIRGINIA 6 20 Lee —Kansas A C — W Va Wesleyan 19— Penn State 13— W and J 26 84 ?- Turf Results AGUA CALIENTE Dec 0 (UP- )The Zebras of dear old Sing Sing heartened by organized cheering from 2000 convicts administered a drubbing today to the Wakefield Bears of the Bronx by a score of 18 to 2 Alabama Pitts captain and quarterback for the prison eleven sjio has been In the hospital for two weeks got into the lineup for the first two plays of the second half but he was too weak to continue Four convict cheer leaders dressed In white uniforms led the “home team'’ rooters for the Tlrst time CHeerlng had been spontaneous and unorganized In previous games Sing Sing closes tly 1931 football season—the first year of football in the institution— next Sunday when the Zebras meet the White Plains Steam Rollers Larg e Crowds Visit Ogden’s fnrlonsa Georiia YALE 8— Holy Crosu 0 — xBrown 9 awarded tame u s Mftli r Younr 8— West Cosst Army —St Mary’s 8— Loyola 7 — Olympic Club MiMurs THttniT 7 — Santa Clara 40—Nevada 38 — De Paul 141 19— Stanford 6‘)— Montana 18— Notre Dame 44— Washlntton 232 PITTSBURGH 81—Miami 20— Iowa 34— West Vlrilnla 3 — Western Reserve 12 — Notre Dame 41— Penn State 14 — Carncfie 26 — Armv 40 — Nebraska 251 Brihf Comi' h ‘siua 28 — Western 7— Illinois 14 — Wisconsin 13 — Carneffle 14 —Chleaco Reserve “w Mills) Reno) (T Oalllneta OGDEN— Nearly 00000 persons attended athletic oontests during the past season in the city’s municipal stadium Alton Parker manager announces Baseball gabies attracted 21235 fans and 19 football contests drew 25150 persons Fifteen other events attracted 11825 persons The total attrnrtance for all events was Parker has reported to the stadium board 58-2- Castle Dale 29-1- 2 27-1- onel Ruppert does not expect difficulty in the signing of Ruth to a new contract but definitely said that he would never pay another player as much as Ruth received the last two Leaves for Shaver Mohler Run Scoring Race East New in Five Sets CHICAGO Dec 0 (UP) -- Salary reductions of major league players possible abandonment of double-headeand the system and the value of radio to baseball will be considered fully by National and American league club owners In annual meetings here this rs Dec 6 (46 — Scoring three touchdowns apiece against Washington Saturday Gains Shaver and Orv Mohler Southern California quarterbacks continued their neck and neck race for seasonal high scoring honors among the Pacific coast conference players Shaver holds the lead with 88 points Mohler’s total is 84 BAN FRANCISCO Leading conference scorers : Td 14 81iaver qb Bo Calif Mohler qb Bo Calif 14 Head qb Oregon State!'"? Caddel hb Btanforu W Smith qb Idaho fb Uonntana Dailey Bln nr one qb Ori Pat The two leagues will hold separate sessions Tuesday and Wednesday and will meet jointly Thursday Mixed with discussion of these paramount issues will be the deals and trades expected to strengthen member teams next year Minor league officials at West Baden last week voted to set maximum salary limits for players but it is expected the major clubs will avoid 1s merely letting each club deter-- ' mine what cuts should be Re ductlons be advised it is be- lieved A cut in the number of official lng umpires is particularly favored among clubs of the National league TRIPLETT WINS FEATURE LOS ANOELES Dec 0 (P) — In one of the most sensational automobile races of the year Ernie Triplett Belvedere won a well earned feature at victory in the forty-la- p the Legion Ascot speedway today His time for this event was 18 minutes 49 5 seconds dispute Tulane clinched its bid to the Rosa bowl yesterday by virtue of a smashing 28 to 14 victory over Washing- ton 8tate Pacific coast champions a year ago The Cougars brought a big fast and above all an alert outfit to New Orleans but in the end State was forced to bow to versatile attack marked by some sharp shooting passes by Don Zimmerman Trojans Coast Champ Meanwhile Southern California was winning its first undisputed coast conference title at Los Angeles The Trojans beaten in their first game by St Mary’s of Moraga but thereafter invincible smashed through Washington for a 44-- 7 win that gave them clear title to the Tu-lan- e's conference flag Tulane will play no more football until New Year’s day but Southern California has an Important date with Georgia at Los Angeles this week Headed by Tulane and Southern California favorites generally came program through in yesterday's many games of which were extra-adde- d relief attractions for unemployment The only real upsets of the day perhaps occurred at Philadelphia where downtrodden tars of the navy flashed surprising defensive form and turned back Pennsylvania 6 to 0 and at San Francisco where Southern Methodists' undefeated record went tumbling before the charge of the 8t Mary's Gaels 7 2 to Navy's performance against Penn indicated Army will have its hands full with the midshipmen in their charity game in the Yankee stadium here Saturday Tennessee’s Volunteers unbeaten but tied by Kentucky did the unexpected and handed New York university a 13 to 0 defeat before a crowd of 40000 in the stadium Play for Charity Yale after beating Holy Cross In a preliminary game 6 to 0 was adjudged the winner over Brown In the finals of the charity elimination tournament at New Haven Brown declared the winner on a point system after a scoreless tie with Dartmouth In a preliminary game battled Yale to no score but the Elis won on a (Judges' decision In addition to the Georgia-SoutheCalifornia tussle at Los Angeles and the Army-Nav- y clash at New York this week’s schedule includes an elimination tournament among Penn Cornell Columbia and Princeton at New York Wednesday triple header at Washington Saturday In which Alabama stars of 1930 and previous years will appose Georgetown George Washington and Catholic university in three 20- - minute games a battle between Oklahoma and Tulsa also Saturday and a con test between Miami Florida univer- sity and Alabama State Teachers on Friday 6--3 6-- 1 5 4 0 0 0 e o To Insurance Agents and Brokers re week Year’s day when Tulane will clash with South era California the! champions of the Pacific coast A Tulane triumph in that annual classic ought to give Beraie Bierman'a outfit the national title without muoh rn DETROIT Dec 8 (UP)— Big BUI Tilden suffered a surprising defeat in a sizzling five-se- t tennis match tonight with Albert Burke Irish satellite Burke won The old master exhibited only brief flashes of the form which carried him to seven national amateur titles His drives placements pnd court generalship ail were in evidence but Tilden lacked energy to carry him through the last three sets Burke’s stroking was smooth throughout and nis aggressiveness prevented his opponent from taking needed “breathing” spells 7-- 9 79 FOOTBALL RESULTS At Buffalo Caftisiuf Os Niagara 0 A rather general! n c 1 inatlon t o! award the mythical national championship to t h e southern aonfer-enc- e title holder: must be avoided pending outcome of the Rose bow game at Pasadena 1 -- Big Bill Bo Calif California Oregon Wash State Washington Stanford Oregon State Idaho UCLA Montana Two Tie for Cue Meel Lead You Need the Help of Experts if You PHILADELPHIA Dec 8 (46 — Erwin Rudolph veteran Cleveland and Ralph defending champion Greenleaf a former champion held the upper hand in the world’s pocket billiard championship tournament at the end of the first week’s play Each had not been defeated and each had three wins Efficiently Won Are to Handle Fire Automobile Casualty and Surety Lines Our experience and organization are at your service LIBERAL POLICY CONTRACTS COMPLETE LOCAL SERVICE Hlh Lost runs ATTRACTIVE 9 T&btrgkl Bchrncttdy Allen Kansan City touri Brooklyn amp CASTLE DALE— Carl Davis’ Ver-ns- l five from the Uintah basin handed a defeat to the tune of to the Central here Friday night and repeated again Saturday with a game over Ferron The Uintah five was superior In all departments of the game being especially accurate on baskets ball history today found Tulane asl the sole major! eleven without defeat or tie es owners Perron 1 Northwestern three-umpi- NEW YORK Dec 0 WP)— The virtual end of one of the longest and most exciting seasons In recent foot- Trapshoot Tilt & st 10S $3 80 third Also ran Peterkln No Fun ®nf wHf and added- - McOonlsI (Mills) ) 40 100 $280 out won: Quiver (CoucciL 100 tl tiM out second Beth's Pride (Salami 100 out third Also ran— MuckerTBuT Broom! Whlpparcracker Seventh race one mile 11000 the LsMcse hendlcap all ages — Durango 'Mills) 95 $8 00 S3 SO out won: 133 80 $3 (Baker) out second Good and Hot (Fischer) 111 out third A Iso ran— Seth s Pride Beth's Hope Ervasf m Eighth rsce six furlonss tiSo! all ages clalmins-Bowcroft 123 (W 1)0 (Mills) tSOC 1300 won: Victor"' KneppV'ioi '$6 so sor also will be fully discussed The $3 40 second: Mori heed (Couoel ) 105 $3 on' Alno ran third Mtrrtk Captain Fried plan of scheduling Sunday Fire Cash Play Fleeting eaders appears unpopular enough to be abandoned next season by the Vernal Quint Bents 1 free-for-a- French Teams First Second In Bike Race “ Stadium C o All-Sta- Sharman Annexes W fs M U Plastered for Ita Reverse Only Navy Surprises Everybody njj45 Tech IDS - S NEW YORK Dec 6 (UP)— The Hakoah defeated the New York Americans 2 to 1 in an American league soccer game ll which was enlivened by s fight which Included the layers and hundreds of specta- torn A clash between Ballantyne and Grenfeld with less than five minutes of playing time remaining developed Into a near riot and It required more than 10 minutes for police to clear the field of spectators In order that the game could be resumed 8am H Sharman outstanding Utah trapshooter shot in his usual years When told that Ruth previously championship form Sunday to turn had said he expected to get as much in a perfect score in the fifty bird money next season as he had last iingle event at the Salt Lake municColonel Ruppert replied ipal traps He smashed 45 out of 111 “Who does Ruth think he is the 50 In the doubles whole Yankee ball club? Doesn't Sharman leaves for the east this he think Joe McCarthy Gehrig and week to participate in several tourother players have had something naments He will shoot at the midto do with drawing the big crowds winter live bird shoot in Kansas City that come to see the Yankees play the following week The Utah ace at home and on the road?” will undoubtedly give a good account Ruth had one of the greatest sea- of himself sons of his career last year and this Dr Stanford Claunch of Del Monte is expected to be one of his big Cal broke 48 out of 50 and G H talking points when he confers with Cockett of Beaver Utah turned In Colonel Ruppert some time this wifi a score of 46 out of 50 Frank Kautz-ma- n ter regarding a new contract made his first appearance of the Ruth was second to Al Simmons in season and broke 44 of the clay tarbatting with an average of 374 the gets On account of a large rabbit highest ever made by him He tied drive being planned for next Sunwith Gehrig for the most home runs day December 13 the local traps with 46 each He was second in runs will be closed with 149 He was second to Siniles 35 scored H Sharman SO x 50 Gehrig in runs batted in with 163 S rln Howard 49 x 50 48 x 50 m He received 128 bases on balls and Dr 8 Claunch 48 X 50 ?!er'!on EaL struck out only 51 times a new low C H Rellley 45 x 50 Dr B R Van Cott 47 x 50 gjjmark for him F A Terry 47 x 50 o Colonel Ruppert hinted that he exC Clay 40 x 50 0 pects the Yankees to win the Ameri- Enoa Hoge t x 50 O H Cockett 48 x 50 can league pennant in 1932 when he H B Carlisle 48 x Si on his M Oldroyd 44 X 51 speculated enthusiastically FTank Kautiman 44 x 50 79 team's lineup Foster Baalism 43 X 50 "With Gehrig at first Saltzgaver Dean Hurd 41 X 50 35 x 50 at second Crossetl at shortstop and Jim Lalac Walters 35 X SI Lark at third base we will have one 'Charles Charles Cayig 34 X SI of the best Infields in baseball EvDoublac H Sharman 8 45 x 50 me tells eryone' that Saltzgaver from C H X 50 St Paul and Crossetl from San Dr I Railtey R Vant Cott 35 X 50 two of are Francisco the greatest that have been sent up by 9 prospects the minors in many years Our outfield of Chapman Combs if7 and Ruth with Hoag and Cooke In reserve will be strong We have Tdded pitching strength and Dickey 0 is a great catcher If we don't make a fight for the pennant with a team like that something must be wrong "We had the best club In the league NEW YORK Dec 8 (AP)-- The 18 last season at the close of the race French team of Alfred L Toumer and will be much stronger the com and Marcel Guimbretiere won New ng season” York’s fifty-firsix day bicycle race Inasmuch as Tony Lazzerl does not at Madison 8quare Garden last eem to figure In the Yankees’ plans night It would not be a surprise to see the Another French combination Chicago White Sox land the veteran Georges Coupry and Michel Ftecquex inflelder The Yankees Vic want over second 4a gained Franco place Frazier young pitcher but the Sox Georgetti of Italy and Gerard do not want to part with him of Belgium by a margin of Colonel Ruppert is opposed to the points won in the sprints In dismajors setting any maximum salary tance they were tied one lap be limit as most of the minors have hind the winners during their meeting at West Baden “I think this is a problem each Individual club should deal with" said Irish IS otter Defeats 87 Colonel Ruppert 49—Centenary 22 — Iowa 19 — Indiana 7— SOCCER CAME BRINGS ABOUT NEAR RIOTING -- HARVARD 28— Bates 39—New Hampshire 14— Army 35— Texas University 19— Vlrilnla 7 — Dartmouth 7 — Holy Cross 0— Yale 149 season In Player Pay $800 117 IH 14 RESULTS moo mSo! Golden Oriole c' Kins' 105 34 Oj third Also ran— Retested Dee John Fuea Budget Leodon Second race five snd one-hal- f fnrlongs-BeHosan (H Mills) 100 $200 $3 40th on: HnSnyt (7- 8alaar)U0 $3o! Austin (T Reno) 104 S’ r‘n-In- in(" Fort Wonh Up Above0 raw one and miles Jl'l’6 Jr (H Mills) 106 00 $560 Ill 15 won Oraydale (Cochltni 104 S7IW 3 00 second lnny (Otlbrlde) 107 1440 tnlrd Fourth race one and miles and up clalmins tson Omrah (Henson) 103 1400 $3 so $3 oo won Shasta Rock (Pardlck) 106 $1000 $8 SO second: Marengo (Reno) 104 $4 30 third Witticism Bill £i‘° FbM1 Monk El Monte Money'sCosgrove Worth Willie's Mali Donna" Ulrl Fifth race fjye and one-ha- lf furlonss yon: H 52 7— Tennessee 6— Alabama and “Never again will a ball player re celve $80000 for one season” said Colonel Ruppert Ruth’s two - year contract at $80- 000 a year expired at the close of last Major Leagues Propose Cuts and Eiitries ' Y 19 7 1 215 On to Victory 34 19Waah and !!! VANDERBILT 52—W Ky Teache £8— North Carolina 26—Ohio State 0— Tulane 0— Georgia 49 — Georgia Tech 89— Maryland 10—Coe 7— Fordham 0— Plttsburffh Virfinia Cheering Urges Sing Sing Team 54 14 — Duquesne — Brown 0— Syracuse 128 PURDUE WEST J7— Wesleyan 19 — Dartmouth 10— Williams 0— Cornell 0— Michigan State 8 — Minnesota 18 — Wisconsin New a Oklahoma Kansas Affrles —Drake j 52 — Union N 0 0 52 13—Chicago 181 v 7 0 IOWA STATE —Simpson 20— Mornlnffiide — Detroit 25— PUtsbvrth 49— Pena 20— Navy North Carolina 243 63 — Drake 7 — Oregon U 8 C 7— 8t Mary's 30— Omon State 38 — Wash! niton State 53 —Oreffon 6 — California 25— Duke 31 — Carson Uni? 21— Vanderbilt 6 — Kentucky 13— N Y U ? 188 1 21 3 — Maryivale 44 —Clemson 83— Mississippi 25— Alabama 7 a c coio 0 TENNESSEE a 0— Pittsburgh 7 It0 243 a 6— Kansas Affiles 3 — Iowa State 6 43—Ohio Wesleyan 38— PUrUa 7— Penn 8tat 15— Mirhican State 38— Western Reserve 7— Collate —Columbia 13 Missouri 7—Iowa 15 2i — Central State 34 — Mich State Norma! 6 19 16— 20— If) 0 SYRACUSE 50 Montana State 9— Idaho 0 — Wash University 13— Gonsaga 14 — Tulane 13— 04 x — Yale 7 Thursday A Dartmouth 58— ft John’s 3— Harvard ft I — Princeton 8 i Idaho S3— Minnesota By GEORGE KIRKSEY 25 ! CHICAGO Dec 6 (UP)— Babe 1 Ruth the highest paid ball player 6 of all time will see his salary slashed 0 tor the 1932 seaColonel Ja57 son cob Ruppert said today The Yankee owner Is here to attend the mi- lor league meetings Tuesday!-Wednesda- y STATE 7— California Maine 7— Georrla 27—Chlcaffo — 8 Army t0 0 85 19— Temple lo— onto State GEORGIA 28— Ysle 48— Vlrginls Poly — 32 North Carolina 9 — Vanderbilt 33— Florida 7— N Y U 7— Tnlane 12 — Alabama Poly 35— Georgia Tech 41 — College 1S- -U C L O--U 8 C Rapper I Thinks His Club Will Win in ’32 Rumor Touches Our Tone Hinge Upon Trojan Game 8 53 338 TECH 44 ARMY 00 — Ohio Northern 87— Knox 20— Michigan State 18 — Harvard 8— Yale 27 — Colorado College 20— Louisiana 0 — Pittsburgh 54 — Urtinus 13 — Notre Dame 2tV— Nevada $— — 134 NORTHWESTERN 94 40— Sewanee 34—La 8 U 28— W 8 C 76 13— 40 89 St Mary’i 0— Loyola 9— San Francisco —Wyoming 18 — Loyola N O 1 9— Vanderbilt 33 — Georrla Tech 59 — Miss A C 7— Auburn Texas 25— Oregon State 0 — Washington 12— U C L A U 8 C l H 133 m Denton STANFORD 46 — West Coast Army —Olympic Club 6 — Santa Clara 12 —Stanford S F 14— TULANE 81 — Mississippi 7— Texas A and M 40— Rprinr Hill 76 J? — College Pacific 31— Fresno State 6 — Californio 18 — San Jose 2— California 0— Stanford 34— Marines 19 — Olympic 0— West Coast Army 192 6— N Y U 0— Duqucsne NEVADA 0— Coast Army 14— Brigham Young 0— Calif Aggies SANTA CLARA 48 19— 47 82 — Illinois 32— Michigan 7 — Indiana 19— Iowa 0— Purdue ('orad 0 25— Buffalo 7— W and J IS—Georgia Tech 0— Purdue 0— Notre Dame — Pitt 14 7 0 6 18 19 — Nebraaka A— Notre Dame 19— U C L A 0 0 0 0 METHODIST CARNEGIE a 218 0 160 7 8 — Fordnam 7— Carnegie 0— Tennesse 0 0 18 0 8— Texas A A M 8 — Baylor 13 — Navy —Texas Christian 2— St Mary’s 0 0 0 CHRISTIAN 27— Simmons 12 — Arkansas 11— Rice 19 — Cen’enary 0 10 — St Mary’s 0— Loyola La IS — Honolulu 65— Hobart 54— y Va Wesleyan 84—Georgetown 9 18 25 SOUTH 19 2—San Francisco 6 120 9 6 0 Firemen 9 19 38 83— Denison 3 — Louisiana State 0— Tulsa 88 — Austin —Texas Asrles 7— Simmons 7— Arkansas 7— Rice 19— Baylor 0—8 M U 87 2—k 7 106 TEXAS ! 0 m W8H 75 0 0 8— California — Santa Clara 7— West Coast Navy A 0 32 0 6 7 21— Montana 7— Washington 7 — Gonxaga 8— Wssh State A 90 7 0 6 18 32 — Whitman O— Oregon 0 0— Idaho A 94 —California 21— Monmouth 20 — Willamette OLYMPIC 21— Coast Army 19 — Marines 0— Stanford 6 IDAHO awarded game S C 8— North Dakota 14— New York U 0— Oregon State 13— U C L A 0 — St Mary’s 7 0 0 13 0 49 1! 7 13 160 178 OREGON 13 — 8- -U 85 MINNESOTA 13—No Dakota Aggies Ripo 20— Okla Aggies 0 — Stanford 34— lowo 14— Wisconsin 14— Northwestern 34—Cornell College 9— Michigan 10— Ohio State 0 WASHINGTON 7— Utah 25— Montana 8— Oregon 38— Idaho —Stanford 77— Whitman 8— California It— Wash State 7— U 8 C ALABAMA 42—Howard 55— Mississippi 53— Miss A and M O— Tennessee 33— Sewanee 9 — Kentucky 41 — Florida 74 — Clemson 14— Vanderbilt 39 — Chattanooga 11 7 0— U 143 COLORADO TCHR8 0 — Denver 8— Wyoming 7 — Colorado College 8— Brigham Young Mines 13 — Western 8tate 0 0— 85 PENNSYLVANIA 82— Swarthmorc 14— Franklin Marshall 32— Lehigh 27— Wisconsin 8 — Lafayette 0— Notre Dame 18— Georgia Tech 9— Cornell 0— Navy 0 54—Alfred 197 x — Brown 8 119 0 Oregon 8— Georgia Yonng n 0 0 27 — Richmond 38 — Princeton 18— Columbia 6 Mines COLORADO COLLEGE 14 — Western State S— Colorado Aggies 9— Colorado Teachers 9— Army of U 9— Denver 7 — Colorado University 20— Colorado Mines 0 13 — 14 38 0 81 51 88— Clarkson 37— Niagara 27— 141 WESTERN STATE 3— Colorado College 20— Utah Agglea 19 — Colorado 0— Brigham 7 — Denver 6 li 13 CORNELL 150 8 — Utah 0 F Dartmouth 7 — Penn 0 ST MARY’S 13—U S C 14—California 21— Coast Army 14—8 F U 13 — Gonsaga 21 — Santa Clara 0— Olympic IJ C L A 18 — Oregon 7— S M U 1 13 7 118 7— 8 8 37 C 12—Seattle A C OREGON 14 Washington 18— Idaho 6— Stanford 14 38— Ellensbnrg 38— Montana State 7— 8t Mary ’a 8— Idaho 1— U S 8— W 8 I 13— 6 At Los Angeles: Los Angelea 8PALLA-WALKE- ! 104 CENTRAL wiihtUio 9 !!!!!!!!! DENVER UNIVER8ITY 28— Colorado Mines 14— Colorado Teachero 25— Mexico University 8 — Utah Agglea 0— Utah University 25— Western States 8— Colorado U 2 — Colorado College 0 — Temple Blandlng at Moab Montlcello at Moab February February 26 Moab at Montlcello 37 Moab at February Blandlng T' 8 118 SOUTHERN ThOm&S ' 9 8 20 Unlv 8— Utah 28— Wyoming 8— Utah State A 30 — Denver U 7— Nebraska Vernal at Duchesne Carbon at Roosevelt February 10 and 20 Duchesne at Carbon Roosevelt at Venial February 26 and- 27 Duchesne at Roosevelt Carbon at Vernal xo4’ CALIFORNIA 8— Santa Clara 8— St Mary’s 8— Olympic Clob 13— Washlnrton State 8— U 8 C 25— Nevada GONZAGA C A COLORADO A C 8— Kansas Univer 83 — Colorado College NORTHERN uSUSSS?' At Louisville 18 147 January 22 and 23 Duchesne at Vernal Roosevelt at Carbon January 29 and 30 Carbon at Duchesne Vernal at Roosevelt February 5 and 6 Roosevelt at Duchesne Vernal at Carbon February 12 and 13 New 0 8 8 181 13 — Denver PRICE— Coaches and athletic offi- cials of the region comprising bon Emery Grand San Juan Uin- tah and Duchesne counties met at the Carbon high school here Saturday to attend the basketball coaching school conducted by C Oren Wilson and iTAUeiTBateman secretary and arbT trator of the Utah High School Ath letic association respectively Schedules for the three divisions of the region were drawn up with several changes being made Green-rive- r heretofore connected with the southern division was shifted to the central section and Carbon was moved from the central to the northern division Each team in the northern section will play 12 games and because of the long distance between Price and the other towns the quints will play two games in each town on successive nights Following are the three schedules: At 5 14 43 Mines State 38— Western State Group Changes THIS WEEK'S FIGHTS U 58 — Montana 31 — Montana Schools Make f 0 IS ss— Thiel -- We Virginia 6— Holy Croat 3f— Drake 33—West Liberty 39 — Detroit 8—New York U 13— BuckneU 31 UTAH STATE 0- -C 20 I 83 Eastern Utah January 19 0 7— Wyoming Friday and Athletic directors of the 12 member institutions of the Rocky Mountain conference will talk shop Thursday night at an informal conclave but the real battle for 1932 football games opens Friday morning at 10 o'clock The session will be resumed at 2 o’clock and continued most of Saturday 43— iricbam Young 43—Denver Uni? 3—Colorado A C 23 — Colorado Coll S3—Colorado 34— U 8 A C 0- -0 8 C 31 — Western 8tate 0 — Colorado Tchrs 8— U 8 A C ceived by Mrs L W Nielsen wife of Principal Nielsen who accompanied the football boys on the trip nual schedule meeting at Hotel Utah Salt Lake 7 Idaho College BRIGHAM YOUNG 0— San Francisco 18—Nevada 0— Utah y one-da- Vi— 139 Southwestern titleholders until Monday night at 9:15 o’clock Originally scheduled to arrive in Sait Lake Sunday night after a sojourn in Los Angeles en route home the Beetdiggers decided to further their coast trip another day Word that the Jordan high school athletes were staying in Los Angeles Sunday was re- 4 4 4 U S Honors 301 Coach Eddie Kimball and his Jordan high school gridders state scholastic champions will not return from Phoenix Ariz where they defeated Union 4 Lawton Detroit Bedftli I3 3 a I WE INSURE ANYTHING INSURABLE 3S Racine Liveay Bait Lake Llndblom Beattie TEAMS PRACTICE FOR MEET GREEN RIVER-Bo- th the town and the high school basketball teams have been practicing hard for the coming tournament to be held in Moab December in 11 and 12 The first game resulted in a victory for the town 31 to 23 1 COMMISSIONS Continental Agency Co INSURANCE BOSTON A BUILDING SURETY BONDS WASATCH m 3838 |