| Show SALT LAKE CITY SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 13 1931 1932 FOOTBALL COACHE! $ Coaches Propose Rule Limiting Basketball Football Competition Utah Denver Heads Close Grid Breach Faculty Representatives Bring Annual Conclave to Successful Close donald Colorado Agricultural college (3) Dr A C Nelson Denver university who wielded the gavel at the conference (4) Professor A N Sorenson Utah Agricultural college who becomes president of the conference in rotation for the next December meeting (5) Professor R J Gilmore Colorado of the college who was reelected secretary-treasur- ProA(ricultural colle(e Dr A C Nelson Denver university fessor R J Gilmore Colorado colle(e Dr H L Marshall UniBack rpw left to right Professor P H versity of Utah (1) Professor C Henry Smith Colorado university who becomes vice president ot thrf Rocky Mountain conference of Faculty Representatives at their meeting in 1932 (2) Faculty two-da- y convention: Front (roup snapped after eoneIudln( row Professor Charles E Davis Western State Professor R M Carson Colorado Teachers Professor A N Sorenson Utah Professor S H Christensen Brigham Young university Knight Wyoming university Professor C Henry Smith Colorado university Professor J C Fitterer Colorado Mines Professor D B Swingle Montana State Professor S L Mac Limit jSeven Champions Contest Schedule Meeting C y ft Western State L of Nine Gridiron 1 1 f ty State Unable to Land Five Loop Tilts r4 A i J f ) H K ¥ n T J By MEL GALLACIIEIt A deadlock In the 1932 Rocky Mountain conference ' ' V iV i football schedule which grew out of a conflict In dates mainly Involving University of Utah and Denver university passed a crisis Saturday and athletic directors of the 12 member Institutions wound up the business by submitting a v? V 0-- X n ' 111 u C ¥ i- - £f i member schools tWa The measure originating at a meeting of athletic directors was laid e before the faculty representatives at A Ur their Saturday session The faculty t $ men referred the proposal to the rules J v 5 committee which will report on It at Achart fjgjtAkL u I jr the May meeting of representatives Although the faculty representaIn Salt Lake tives referred the schedule twice for because Montana By limiting the number of games reconsideration of each team In the respective seaState and Western State were unable sons the athletic directors would Into book five league games necessary VT Their IT directly shorten the seasons to qualify them for the conference Mi proposal suggested a maximum num- championship the chart M presented ber of nine games for each member by Coach Newell Cravath of Denver In football and twenty games in basuniversity president of the Rocky ketball These limits would Include Mountain conference of athletic dt rector was finally approved both and conference and Brigham Young university competition hold the Teachers’ Colorado college Although the allotment of games key to Western State’s situation and for football was not an astounding faculty representatives intend to hold those two schools' directors respongesture since there are only ten sible leaving the matter in the hands weeks to the grid season anyway the ' ot the three coaches who have been curbing of basketball teams to a ordered to clear Up the difficulty limit was regarded as an ex! within the next few weeks cellent proposal Picks Margelts Conference teams of the western Case Hopeless : division where there are only four Intermounas Time However the case of Montana teams may play at the most 12 conState college which only booked ference games four with each team three conference games appeared tain Competition i Likewise those of the eastern division hopeless and the faculty represenUfind a season of more than 12 games tivcs without reservation passed over almost impossible during the weeks the situation that confronts the BozeThe annual lntermountaln A A of basketball play man school Distance apparently has ‘ Too Much BajtkHball U skating tournament will be held become too great an obstacle at least to overcome But tho convenient break of the this year fur the Bob-tIn Balt Lake January 1 st the lJcniy sufficient In the matter of scheduling holidays into the basketHeath rink It was announced Sat- Christmas ball season before the conference conference games and officials of the chairman Bert or more Margetts urday by 4 schedule actually gets under way has Bozeman institution were V of the organization’s skating commit- offered teams a chance of ii‘V less reconciled to their misfortune long barn- tee bearose storm ins tours or heavy Friday The conflict which Margetts emphasized the fact that schedules at home The result of tween Coaches Newell Cravath of the lntermountaln association In- these In the opinion of sponsors of Denver university and Ike Armstrong Idaho not Wyobut Utah cludes settled only measure was the been has that basketball finally of Utah university ming and parts of Montana os well players have been called upon to enwhen the Pioneers’ mentor acquiesced The chairman desires to have these dure too heavy a schedule A' to the Ute chief’s demand that the states represented In the meet The faculty representatives In reuniversity game be held Dee 12 (AP)! Morrison Beverly Hills 5 and 4 Cox FRANCISCO SAN ’Sr The program will be essentially the ferring the measure to the rules comd In November so as not to disrupt the While the several thousand spectators eliminated the national open same as that of last season Margetts mittee virtually put their stamp of V champions' October plans with Brlgto two golf duels plon Billy Burke of Greenwich said There will be the 220 440 880 approval on the proposal The rules ham Young university and Utah A George Von Elm great of Los Angeles and Cpnn 2 and 1 And Goggln beat disand mile events for the men the committee in all likelihood will subcollege The much on the Cox tall Brooklyn pro became John Oolden Norton Conn cussed game will be played November Wiffy special race for the women and the mit a new rule embodying the sugfurhlshd hole Espinosa finalists Of the $7500 national match twenty-thirJ3 st Balt Lake gestion at the May meeting skating for both sexes tournaof result as the the ed one of the big upsets NEW HAVEN Conn Dec 12 (IP)— figure open championship Johnson Utah's outstanding A radical departure from former Dick Coach W T Van de Oraaff Colo- play tosemi-finof Leo victories ment to Agua of Impressive Dlegel as Just Is by defeating If there question any to iron of all Ice on the holds rado college director helped practice came out of the Saturday e performer Callente Mexico on the nineteenth how much of a mainstay Captain Dick Is train- session of the faculty men and met out the situation by agreeing to take day football the men’s speed titles to Elm was Yale the Von of Morrison Booth measure the took Elm Von In This excellent In defeating will be opening with approval of the coaches on Utah for the champions’ and team during his three years of com- ing diligently 1 the 1933 football schedEspinosa San Francisco 2 and shot t'ne most brilliant golf of the defend his honors to that provided league fray at Bolt Lake October unishape It 1 while Cox disposed of another local petition the statistician settled Financially Utah and Denver nine Hugh Whytock Jr won the men’s ule be arranged at the meeting of mar- tournament to date on the first ofTcalendar and Washington announced today ST LOUIS Dee 12 (£V-Us- e versity drew up the two tasty sched- hope Willie Goggln by the same figure skating last season He will coaches and faculty delegates in Sait while staconsidered 32 tinder Is three He Yale a had football action E B AndeTson par ules The champions have booked gin of victory formation In the return similar also be on hand at the tourney His Lake next May the wedge of Interest standard figures economy Morrison further little In the equalled tistician disclosed that the six conference games four of them The winners will meet tomorrow chief competition probably will be This new practice means that conIn football was abol- there will be no Indoor track and national amateur of the kick-o- ff back gained 2826 yards during the veteran ference schools will be fixing their to be played tn Balt Lake and In ad- in a match with $1500 as the Von Elm once now Clarence Reeves were season measure 78 meet and this lost field seasons Creighton and ished and economy the three only champion dition the Utes will play University first prize and $1000 to the runner-u- p will be received by Mar- football games a year and & half Entries the outdoor to tourned conference man more was the "business awarded have been golfer" semi-finaThere might of Southern California at Los Angeles Victories In the effected by Missouri valley conferand at the Henry Heath rink ahead of the time that they will be 1 at these figures track meet to be held May If Booth had not been getts in an Intersectional game Septem- were gained only after close battles Lake Merced course In even par figMeanwhile the Interest being dls played ence officials meeting here today He round win111 with afternoon ures the Omaha for after taken pleurisy Just ber 21 Refer Control Problem Von Ei mheld a two up lead st the went played in the first annual Junior Ice into the lead at the fourth Faculty representatives and athletning the Harvard game Big Gate Loom turn but Espinosa reduced the marcarnival to be held December 29 at As expected the faculty represen- never enheaded was although hole Is and of Drake In sanitortum a who Booth ic Creighton Los directors The latter contest should net the gin by one hole at the 13th The the Heath rink Is Increasing dally tatlves voted to leave with the presiuntil the Grlnnell Oklahoma A and M and joyed his banner year as a sophomore according to Margetts Utah coffers approximately $10000 Angeles star turned the first nine In Espinosa provided a threatwas He has re- dents of the 12 member schools the sound Elm’s Von game finish In 1929 that show In the figures while the four home games with Col par 35 whila Espinosa was two strokes in ceived many Inquiries about entrance derision on a proposal for athletic In Washington university attended turned he and 1019 of which all season 1 departments he gained yards orado college October Brigham over The affair Is open to boy and girl directors’ control of the conference remarkable recoveries EspinoIt was agreed hereafter Missouri 630 yards were made from scrimmage Young university October 15: Utah Cox and Goggln finished the first some skaters 18 years and under The measure was submitted them InIn few a him failed sa’s not the teach would 148 29 tries In next putter and coaches October valley nine all square and halved the Agricultural college PASADENA Calif Dec 12 (UP)— One of the features of the carnival Friday at their Joint meeting with to hla stances 12 directly November Brookcontributing sub-pThe teams Denver university and Charity will receive at least $30000 four holes in golf will be Dick Johnson’s race against athletic directors who were not howwedge formation to their REDD BECOMES COAOl should gross about $50000 gate re- lyn player forged to the front by win- defeat The time In the mile Dick will attempt ever sponsors of the suggestion 44 4? 4—3 5 It would not be used In conference from the Southern Callfornla-TulanPar out 12 and Va Dec UP)— two BLACKSBURG a birdie with 643—37 444 ceipts to better hla own state record football game on New Year’s day at ning the Hth presidents of four Colorado schools Espinosa 644 344 434 — 33 games of director Redd “Puss" B Denver university by reason of in creased his lead at tha sixteenth Von Elm Henry Colorado Aggies Colorado Colorado 43i-- 3fl 3S4 As an economy measure three of- the Rose bowl 644 mOCR S SON FLATS 446—36 344 643 night games and the city’s large pop- with a par four Tha seventeenth was Oofia Mines and Western 8tate Teachers Southern California’s share will go freshman athletics at Virginia PolyCox ficials eliminating the field Judge of ion was norknv made 645 M4 434—67 Knutv Jr ulation should draw exceptionally halved in par threes to give Cox the Par tn Institute dlstrlbu-ltechnltoday to local charities under the presented for will be used In football games nd made the suggestion Notre Dimes 1st eoech Is ciptiln 63x— 545 tn Neal - head coach succeeding well whether Coach Cravath develops match Orville metro4M 43x— quirterbick of th irid team it Pembroke them by Harry Hughes Colorado AgELu Drake Grlnnell and Creighton tion of the editors of the five contract matches Von x— a winning eleven or not One of tao In Mo school Uto Cltv 615 a quarter-fina- l KinfM Mt signed Obtain gie athletic director at the meeting voted to drop baseball from the sports politan newspapers 44 a — SJ5 544 games and five out of this morning Von Elm defeated Fred cm Friday seven league battles will be fought Faculty representatives and coach out tn the spacious Denver university es will submit under separata covers stadium their views on the proposal to the The Pioneers will meet Colorado residents of member schools who untver 23 Kansas Mines September NOV !9 11 NOV12 5 NOV NOV 29 OCT 22 30 OCT Colorado college °CT15 stty September The generally unfavorable attitude SEPT24 Colorado Aggie Denver U 7 Colorado 17 and Colorado Aggies October t'Uh Aggie rulhmAt Younf v a c at at At At October 14 on successive weekend Denver at Silt Tiki ItonldnT Hilt likl ftiH UkA night games Coach Cravath will ivivxilSITY lei Anel Brigham Young Colorado Aggies Ynlvirilty t’Uh TiVeiterii IUU then take hla grklders to Phlladelptiia 'Idaho II of At At it At for a return engagement with Temple ltTAH Provo Voeatello at Hilt Uki' l og Ml university October 22 and the airing CUh Aggie "Wjomlnf CUh Vnlfirslty Colo T either of five game in a row present the "’Montana Stato at the resolution In presenting At At it Provo at Olden Pioneers with one of the toughest tirimlo PmMi Hilt schedules In years (Ntht fame) tub University Colorado Agile Wyoming TmpU U Mlnei Colorado and athletic At D U Gels Rests At it DENVER it pntfr llenver at Hilt Uks 14 FhUidcIphtA (Night) T)nT Ot Denver university will have rests UNIVERSITY Sept (Nlht Colorado College UUh University Colo Agile to Intersperse the remaining four con t it At The officials accented his sugges tests The Pioneers meet Wyoming'coLORADO Colo Spring Bmiidef V ul def Ion Rnd two committees were university November 8 at Denver Untver UUh UUh Aggie one from the athletic dlrec-orColorado Collf Colorado V —— Dnvr U At Utah university November 12 at 8fUt- At At it and the other from the group fnYr it Denver Lake and Colorado university Tort Collins togif) tumid? Oct It (Night) " ncultv body to define and limit their AGGIES vember 24 They close a long season Crrlrhton Tula Teicher Denver I Young MonluiA SUli Colorado CoilffiOjlUUhiin espective powers Hughes E L Dick At At December 3 with Utah Agricultural At t It it Omaha lomney of tho Utah State agrlrul-ur- al I Uinmli Denver liramlo Chevrnno college at Denver linmli college and Dean Harry Carl-o- n Colorado Ml ’U Cotormdo Colorado The big Aggie Western 8 Ute 'Wyoming"Colorado university Tola Twirhtii form the At At Utah when At order of thing developed t itSpring COLORADO Colo ommlttee of athletic directors C Spring Colo Spring Collin Colo fort broke Col and Utah Agricultural college Hprlngl COLLEGE— Irnrv Smith Colorado university Western Statt Colo Teacher up their traditional Thanksgiving day — V At Dr H L Marshall Utah: P B Bwln-- p at it director two COLORADO The t fray at Balt Lake Colo Spring Montana state and R J Gilmore Golden Golden MIMS agreed to move the game which occadorado college are tho committee Colorado Mines Colorado College to Utah forward Agglei sion intense rivalry At faculty representatives it At WESTERN October 20 Golden Colo Spring n ('cache Approve Rule lm STATE nor Farmer the Utes Neither the ”$t- Thom! V MonUm Mine Monlmi 13 Two rule changes passed by faculty Wyoming Hi ham have filled their Thank giving day mAvtAN of At It it ' It dfn it representative Friday met with apAt At Paul date and it Ute Intention of Coaches Vtntemm 1 inml unit proval of the coaches and go Into ef(Nijht 4nif ike Armstrong of Utah and Dick VSyomlng Cotoiido Mine Colo (’ol)egi (r1ghm Young One prohibits bw'i- fect immediately At At of Agricultural Uian Romney M it EsiilU ICtmtlrmrd on Uumla Golden to abandon the holiday game rather Coin Spring ( i I IMS ’pj (Continued m Tut KiUt S) f I’ U iS§S§§ ip 36-ga- ft feg II i AAU Head A r vi V '£ je®- January - for J'- f84 s Von Elm Cox Survive for I ysfr: Final Play in Coast Open pre-seas- er cham-thrille- le I S Figures Prove Booth’s Value To Yale Team VALLEY GROUP BANS WEDGE Ro-m- le Al-bl- self-styl- ls 20-2- Charity Benefits From Grid Game e five-ye- le ar ce ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1932 ed s’ uii - 1 li y I Forms Plans For Ice Meet Utah-Denv- 4 H Sept 21 FACULTY OKEII CILVRT Montana Sport Play er Draw U S Move Would Curb Heavy ru "lAir rte V n |
