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Tjri P j SALT LAKE CITY SUNDAY MORNING MAY 22 1932 COLORADO AGGIE r v A Pocky Mountain Conference Eliminates Broadcasting of Football Games Heavy Scoring Weight Division Gives East Slope Champs Victory Board Urges National to Follow Step Fort Collins Crew Scores 63 5 to 54 5 for Utah B Y U Lands Third With 39 MO C U Fourth Greenwell Times 95 Ruling Body Takes 20 Per Cent of IIoop Playoff 3-- 1-- J Tourney Receipts ’ mile race in which Fred Hartenstein By GEORGE WELLS DENVER DRAWS MEETS Ballast In the weight department hero of the Utah drive scored an was too great for their opponents and upset victory r Colorado Aggies ended the Hartenstein running a heady race reign of University of Utah as Rocky legged past Emigh Colorado univerUniform Awards Mountain conference champion Sat- sity on the home stretch to win first urday afternoon at the Ute stadium place The Utah runner avoided beThe Fort Collins crew amassed ing boxed and sifted from one of the collegiate Athletes 83 8 5 points to nose out the defend- outside lines into third place on the ing champions in a meet held in pole as the runners rounded the first New Rule harassing blustery weather Utah curve 1 On the back stretch he overtook scored 64 5 for second place B Y U 39 1 10 for third Colorado univer- Dudley B Y U and floated directly Rocky mountain conference faculty 37 5 3 and behind Utah Agfor fourth Emigh who opened his sprint sity Colorado there Hartenstein responded with a Saturday forenoon representatives gies 23 for fifth place Teachers with 9 Montana State and brilliant effort that overtook' andi voted to eliminate radio broadcasting Denver with 5 each Colorado college passed the Colorado runner within at all football games ard to instruct fol 15 yards of the finish Dudley finwith 2 and Wyoming with 1 the representatives in the National lowed in order named Western State ished third E Jensen B Y U fourth Collegiate Athletic association to urge and Colorado Mines had no entrants and Wilson B Y U fifth adoption of a similar stand The conin the meet But the score for the Utes in this ference held its closing meeting at One world record was equaled and event was offset as Rushforth ace the Newhouse hotel one Rocky Mountain conference time high jumper was eliminated at 6 feet Twenty per cent of the net receipts tied but neither mark could win rec- 2 inches and E Olander Colorado of the annual Rocky mountain conognition in view of the gale that fa Teachers Belliston Utah Aggies and ference basketball playoff hereafter vored the one recording it Chalgren Colorado U remained to will go to the conference treasury fight it out to a tie for first place at Greenwell Wins Centnry Each of the two contending schools 6 feet 2 inches Howard Greenwell freshman After the pole vault returns came will divide equally the remainder The association of graduate mansprinter of the Utes whisked over the in with Chapman Colorado U Rid100 yard route in 9 5 seconds there agers with power to make its recdell Colorado Aggies and Belliston recby tying the recognized world’s ommendations through the coaches’ Utah Aggies sharing first place and ord held by Eddie Tolan Michigan 12 association was recognized points the Utes had a lead of runner and tied and bettered by 10 over the Aggies Denver Gets Meet' Frank Wykoff Southern California nearly points The 1934 football schedule will be Reversal Broad Brings Jump sprinter adopted at the December meeting of The broad jump however brought Greenwell’s sprint was the swiftest conference officials in Denver ever seen m conference competition another reversal to the Crimson Denver also formally was awarded and perhaps would have been near if to had which rather the Rocky mountain track meet for expected place not equal to the conference mark of 1933 Dates fixed were May 19 and 9 7 without the wind As it was how- high with Lorraine Cox its ace In 20 two week later than the eastern ever the strong south breeze was the face of the wind the final marks division meet too mighty an aid to bring the dropped below those of Friday’s pre The conference adopted a plan of chunky Ute sprinter recognition as a liminanes and the latter had to be uniform athletic intercollegiate recordholder awards The plan devised by a speThe upset of this event occurred In taken cial committee on awards provides the third place finish of Harold This gave first place to Staab Colodash La Mar Taylor (3) B Y U miler photographed as he leaped for standard letter and sweater High point man of the meet with a first in the hammer a third Wright ace of the Ute sprinting rado U with a leap of 23 feet 3 7 8 In the discus and second in the high hurdles Ivan Dyekman (1) was across the finish line a short distance ahead of Harvey Colorado awards in both major and minor corps who came in third just behind inches- - White Colorado Aggies Hamthe greatest single factor In Colorado Aggies’ triumph in the R M C Aggies IreJ Hartenstein (4) Utah quarter-mile- r pounds along the sports curtails the number of sweatGrant Hutchinson B Y U Bennett ilton Colorado U placing second and meet Howard Greenwe'l home stretch ahead of Em'gh Colorado university ace Leader of ers an individual athlete may win (2) Utah sprinter favored by a Saturday Utah was fourth and Powers Den- third and Brummett Wyoming and A C seconds wind a brilliant C in recorded 95 discus throwers Frank (5) won first place and calls for a standard Rocky mounthree other husky strong winning the ver fifth L Cox sharing fourth and fifth place tain conference medal for trackmen The other record tying time was polntage The system was adopted in the interthat of Bradley Colorado university's This result brought the Colorado est of economy officials said athlete who upset Ivan Dyekman Aggie score to 42 3 5 points to Utah’s A seven-inc- h block letter for footColorado Aggies the favorite in the 45 4 5 and the next event the one for basketball ball a low hurdles was to send the high hurdles Bradley baseball and track and a five-inc- h skimmed the sticks in T4 7 to equal Fort Collins crew into a lead that one for all minor sports were the recthe mark Buck Grant Utah made never thereafter was overtaken ommendations approved in the 1930 meet Like Greenwell’s of of one in the Here major upsets Awards Specified record however it can not be recog the meet Morris of Colorado Aggies r mzed Colorado Aggies came from behind' Walters had kept the Aggies in strik Football sweaters must be scored a victory followed closely bv Smooth stroking Bill Stratford tof Stratford but the rivals exhibited 21 The PARIS French (A5)— My Following Dyekman in the hurdle W White a teammate Lewis and junior star of the University of Utah great tennis despite in the late chukkers to defeat Uni ing distance with one goal in the while those in all other major sports star Olympic swimming Jacques event were E Olander Colorado Wilson B Y U marched into third tennis team turned the tables upon Stratford's ability to reach prac third chukker and in the fourth he may be a matter of choice Cartonnet bettered the listed versity of Utah poioists 9 to 5 In and Teachers Forgeon Utah Aggies and and fourth places and Bill Mordock Bill Woodard by Taylor and Moeller each counted For minor sports and freshman tlcally overy one of Woodard's scor the 100 meters the final world's record for Rushforth Utah game of their series Satur one 'to send the Aggies ahead 6 to 5 football the lightweight "baby” shakUtah captain and conference cham- defeating the Ute ing shots and his own accurate pass wee He stroke last breast night toAs though it had done its part day afternoon at the Ute field Three more goals went into the er” sweater with class numerals was pion in the event was fifth The time varsity captain in ing loop drives caused the downfall seconds timed In I minute IS was the for Colo The ward breaking records the fickle in face of a near gale was 26 5 three straight sets for of the Ute captain of 1 14 rado victoryin four first the two Aggie score column as Moeller broke fixed as a standard Heretofore in record The listed world's wind then shifted its position and seconds slower than the conference the western divi games several schools freshman football loose in the fifth period Woodard led 4 2 in the first and flat was set by Walter Spence of teams Aggies have played this year Utah The scoring trio of the Aggies played awards have been of the same grade came in from the north the remainder record 5 3 in the third but Stratford massion conference 1927 in United States the on one two and Collins won at Fort of the afternoon chilling athletes and Nine points dropped Into the Colo singles champion brilliant polo while McCaskell was as varsity ones with the exception saged the ball past hi rival repeat that numerals instead of the varsity Friday at the local field spectators and lowering times to be- rado Aggie column in this event and ship Saturday The the outstanding star for the Utes edly in the crises and the favorite the M A C started Utah R reserve standard of low the usual was unable to hold the margins with the four points Walt gleaned scores were lineup Stanford university’s four which letter was affixed to the sweater to own its meets failed hold against won two games from the Utes last An athlete participating in more The doubles match produced a for the team by a second in the jave- 64 75 fray but the invadeis as Walters and Moeller February at Palo Alto invades Salt than one sport may receive no moie Nine of 15 places In the three weight lin a few moments later the Hughes Woodard has pre sparkling scries of placements The Howevents went to the Colorado Aggie men Jinched honors fired two goals through in the first Lake for a two game series next Sat than one sweater per season wind was so treacherous that neither viously downed outfit which rushed men into the team resorted to much lobbing and While the outcome of the javelin Stratford in the period while the Utes counted one urday and Monday Captain Clarence ever for participation in each sport the Utes F Murray Ute coach announced he will be awarded points accumulaWith regulars in play first four places of the discus throw still was In doubt the mile relay ap- final for the Utah the stroking was severe to the extion of which entitles him in subsefor a virtual monopoly of points in parently the race that would decide university campu mld counted four in the second chukker Summary treme BERKELEY Cal May 21 this contest This weight scoring the meet started CTAH C A C Pos quent years to larger special awards Both Woodard and Wilding were ef championship and a shower of falling records Bill McCaskcll Ute leader scored 1 Haycock Medals and trophies for the conferall four and the regulars retired In Berlin (11 fective with their ground strokes and the latter's sequent splurge combined with an unexpect Wins Relay Ilartenstein W J Taylor riher Califor of Southern ed rush to the front in the low huran early weakness in Han the Lnlverslty favor of the reserves after the third Wallrrg 11 set verdict crossed MrOtnle ence track meet hereafter will be I detecting the Hartenstein Here again proved 4 Moeller (SI Larsen supplied by the conference instead of dles and a second place in the relay sen’s backhand they pounded the nla's Trojans retained their Califor chukker up local intercol — O A C Dakin rullon Balra the host school 8prei and javelin accounted for the return hero of the Utes’ stand With a bnl iegiate tennis followers Similarly the dispot unmercifully with effective re nla interco'lcgiate track and field But the reserves failed to hold the (Hah Anderson MoCukeU (41 Waiker tS he over from run liant anchor post Stan determined of the Fort Collins crew to the convision will supply medals for dithe here title his but Sutton suits Woodard and defeating by well today margin against capvolleyed Jimmy Wilding took of Colorado b Scon Aggies chukkers McLaughlin visional track meet champions ference pinnacle after an absence of ford California and U C L A by charges of the Aggies led by Walters C A C 1 unsteady at times 0— I1 04 t 1 on the home stretch to win the event tured the doubles championship by drives werebelow five years hi usual form Han scoring 85 1 6 points 0 0 O--S Utah t Playihg Taylor and Moeller vanquishing Ross Sutton and Harvey scant B U was Y a favorite fool by The quartet of Frank Crulkshank Stanford scored 42 also of the Utah team in sen lost every one of his services points Call third Colorado college fourth and Hansen The loser broke through Woodard's fornia 28 2 3 and U C L A 8 1 3 short order 61 61 6 3 Dyekman and Morris finished in or- Utah Aggiesiifth der named in the discus throw Playing at the peak of his game service in the third set to take 20 Kiesel University of California':: distance races ace sent thrills chas Frank's distance of 136 6 feet was One of three brilliantsmall in Stratford opposed Woodard with a lead in their only threatening gesture chunky sprint crowd the thrilled especially Cruik sound baseline defense that repulsed but the rally was shortlived Wood ing up and down the spines of eight nearly three feet farther than shank's second place mark of 133 75 the west stand of the stadium This the latter’ greatest efforts to smash ard and Wilding won five of the next thousand spectators when he led ITHACA N Y May 21 (AT— In one was race won by Holst Dykeman’s third was 129 9 feet Mor- lone the six games to run out the match Wykoff of the Trojans unofficial hold of the closest finLshea in rowing hisMontana State man to place In through ris’ 129 and Griffith B Y U brought to to were the tape Mednls A stiff wind bothered both tennis presented wlnnersjer of the worlds record the final events tory Yale's smashing varsity stroked up the rear with 127 3 feet decoyed Woodard’s nnd runners up in each event by in one of the most "talked up” races Holst after going out In front short- men probably Is te be defeated Coroy Johnny Jackson football BACK In ern SWINGS PENDULUM rsign lof A short time later the Colorado S season out Parmeiee Theron the of line more than those Coach nell by a scant three feet today in withstood strokes broken it Colorado that appears Mountain In Farmers shoved two point winners ly past the half way mark The Rocky pendulum climax of the annual ars the enee most likely the into the shot put won by the husky the belated challenge of Pyper Utah athletics seems to be Aggies conference star who finished a foot besoring day regatta Princeton was te de 11 Everett Campbell Utah Aggies with Aggie third three lengths back hind the victor Holst’s time 10 09 8 swinging eastward again if the results a distance of 44 feet 10 1 2 inches La Mar Taylor B Y U'a great of major sport competition for the C A C was second and awraifAN ASSOCIATION year 1931 32 form a criterion Morris C A C third while Moore freshman miler won his event In Colorado duel with brilliant started Colorado When Harvey Aggies of B Y U and McDonald Utah com ace and eastern division mile homeward Saturday night with the pleted the point winning contingent Aggie 4 32 & conference track title they took the Columbus Point in these two events 14 in champion Taylor timed Brad Jensen coming from fifth second title of three awarded in mi the discus and 7 in the shot combined DENVER May 21 (P— Denver uni WENTWORTH Surrey England' Go rlay after a hot 18 hole fight Jor sport competition during the year lolerto with 6 gathered in the hammer throw place into the first on the back stretch PHILADELPHIA My tl -Jcolformer English Only football honors remained on the versity today won Us fourth consecu- Rt Paul Diana Fishwlck May 21 in’)— Although her atais met the previous day accounted alone for of the second lap concluded his Davis Crawford Anstrlailan ack tive Mountain conference hose LouIsvIUa mile a half with career Rocky after balanced for west America's accounted her lege side's victory Hughes’ defeat champion Harry alope strongly 27 of the Aggies' total that also thrilled the crowd He nosed cop are think fromtennis would team of women golfers today fought third singles victory when she de- husky trackmen completed their task ball championship (Eastern division) Utes Forge Ahead on Track open compeout Kreager Colorado university The (rratly benefit LouIdvIIU 1 Co umhiis 10 defeating Colorado college in a dou feated Maureen Orcutt 4 and 3 Saturday titions between professional and its way through a melange of English TolMo ble header 14 7 and 12 9 The second Ind anApnlli While the Aggies were piling up lime was 1 59 1 exceptional also con 5 12 of the Scotch to best The Americana’ defeat weather sweep England's CUT Kin Minnmi oil 7 amateurs stmilsr to open (oil game was for ten inning the picture of a year are With Rl Paul 4 Mliwauk to 3 1 2 In their first official team foursomes in which each pair plojed points in the weight events the Utes sldcrlng the strong wind blowing play and hopes the International a contrast is Las keen meanwhile were forging ahead via Dyekman with 12 points was high this alternate shots came as a distinct year’s match Lawn Tennla federation will apat ores taken from the track The point man of the meet Wright with The Invader made a clean sweep of surprise It is the tradlt'onal British year at tbla time 1 tah was on prove surb matches in the nesr Ita Crimson took 10 points In each the 9 1 2 was second Greenwell with 9 In the mom game and critics had expected the way home from Denver with three Scotch foursomes dash and snared third snd E Olander accounting for future 100 and the track title the third one ata sufficient lead to native itars to exrel and up mg piled an unexpected five in the quarter- - 8 of his team's 9 points was fourth tained In major sport during the The mov thrilling of the foursomes stand off the determined English wo LEADIISG HITTERS 1933-- 3 1 men In singles tn the afternoon Vic was that in which Mrs Vare and Mrs year 1930 31 Starting the year as defending tory in two of the six singles matches Hill went to the lart hole to beat1 Miss MAJORS and a half In another eirUbllshed thclWethered and Mm Morgan up champion In football the Crimson cam through the campaign The American team had a medal icore Amorii ans’ team triumph Unvemlfr of Utah concluded a home and home football agreeNATIONAL I EAOUB Ivt winning a ment tor 1933 and 1934 with England s only consolation lay in of 84 to 85 for the British captain and In derisive manner Oregon university Graduate Manager leavMr and eureessivo her fourth title administered partner drubbing !itho Stanley Murphy announced Saturday afternoon Hammer Ihraw— Dyrkman C A C flrtl Ilea Rerky Maintain eanfereniM rerarft hat k Hie Wle Van Nemeand shot The Misses next even old Vare her the that Collett Glenna ing Impression by lnd wan In favor of winner UUh Iran Johfiaa Root! H Y L Confirmation of the game was received from Oregon officials Bread jump— ktaab ( (! finti ttfcH superb golf In defeating Inld Wilson fail a like outcome Is probable l’ fourth) trilk CAT (frttBdi Hamilton C II Ihiidi third) BtrlrkUnd after two year of fruitless negotiation 2 and 1 requiring Watson and Mrs DUtasee Rrvmmet Hit Anri 4 oi ( tah tied for phtnk (alorade A C fifth The Utes will meet the Oregon outfit November 4 at For Hand only 64 strokes fur the 17 holes played fourth and fifth IS foot llfc J Diatan feet ln hoa and Oregon will return the game here in 1934 on a date to be deMis Orcutt and Mrs Cheney aeored Fate vialt- -4 hupmia O V I Rlddftt A C Javalln— Rlrnry C A flmtt Walt C llfd far hrt KHlilon I! Misses cided upon next fall jji'gllshwomnn was caught in a mare of the third vhtory over the md A ( aooonrii Davle furth RkNulih third) Might f' Kirrk Ij Uc4 T (I A foartht I) to fifth Bright II foot fifth Ibunkers and was an eay victim 6 Gourlny and Doris Park 1 up when l4a Oregon which a tarts the 1932 season under a new coach won It t II Dial llirh Wi Park drove into a deep trap on J'5 and 4 six games loot two and tied two last fail when Dr Clarence b pears MO yard fi— II Joauon II Y tJM firoti R Y YU flrati Bar Milo ran— Taylor asthe hole final Helen Hlika America's national Ihlrd I or C A C i aooofldi I ly roagor ( IU aoroadi Fotaor I’ third now at lsconsln coached the team fifth MrRilM ( feertb) Clowri D I fifth foartht Sharia C ( ovan f also encountered defeat at yellowing r tbs rwulli jfThmplon T)mo I At I n 4 I” Among Ute outstanding victories of the Oregon team was one Wilson f I nid Wfth-rrFiiglish Jo ft ft A C flrttil ho yard dah—R right ft rot flroon Mrs Entilind hhnl j r the hands of over New York university 14 to 6 Washington university 13 to 0 U cm 1 lwot a 4 d A 2 C C not oorooril tl MaarUo Fovora vr I aooonri) f) it and but ihtrdi withouiQienns hlrMlrJiaoi Itlehidder ( n Ml A ! A 13 to 6 Washington earlier In the season had de- ( Mu' third) Waorg R T I feorthi Mr Mitirhinaon R T Cm foarthj fhaiMit Mis vie Wilsons bitter struggle MS Donald I fifth Diataaro 44 foot ltW fifth 1‘m 54 f 7 to 6 while U C L A sprang Into the spotlight with b- - bi s’en feated I tah 171h to on M wuon the rence meet wherei came team the Knid Ensltud Two or! mil I f flratl green Inrhaa lory rnfolat liain( 0 a a aid l ooroadi Willi C A Dlaruo-Frank VAC Frpor t A A tint) C Cralk if any team was toj triumph over St Mary’s only team to defeat Southern California the American ihampion took three H for the title a A t Wt ft t A A (J hif Roborla Dwkman orronrii I foorikt is ( vgn virgli Tailor ahank i Colorado Aggies was last season beat the Ut An putt to get down Doth regKU red Morgan England a a d I faorlht frlfflth H fk f 1 fifth Tim third) Morrta C A 4 114 4 foot Elai rated as the one to do so Dlatanra imitr u 8 fine 36 for the first nine fig yard low fcardloo— Marrtg CAT lM" ) 44I fifth roi— Oregon also gained a acoreless tie with Oregon htaie college Y H ( first Whit oooondi flrttt AC llaManttaln (tah yard On Marietta Courtc In the long run the victory waCo1J(u (J J ‘J’ V Well Harry Hughes’ men arcom a tram which shortly sftcr recorded a Y I R halrrd with Molt aoranrii Dariloy vlitory over I tah In Fmlih C third) Vl llaoat RYU feAfihi htor 4 4 derided by the fart that the supposed iiiimr a Snaiand plUhcd the ded and thereby brought L charily game at Portland third) f Jonaon R Y 41t fowrlhi WtlaoA dork ( fifth 1 Tim raiav— Mila Tim MAniETTAOhloT May 21 (UP) weak end of the Amerli an team held! Hrnirii lunnmi fthoffUld tah (Raoriioff Jj y IJ fifth lii first H M C track victory to the w hrll Oregon Invades Salt lake In 1934 It will become the A ( YU Mia Vara anil Mr f Iralr Writ hi Nartonatria) worn lllll V aoronrii — dH—4ronwrll yard 1ti sturdy eight oared crew of Uni up better than that of the British Mina WUwred and Mias Morgan ft )Bind crude n alope since the 1928 Colorado yiuUhlnaon 9k f I oarondf WrightIk (I M Y I r!mIhGdi ( C forthl I ft A i mmbrr of thw p4rlflc (oast conference to play a football wav aide Virginia Van Wle a win overll up of Pi nnsylvanl pulled tllrrii Fnoti IIft fuarthi Fwr world a iinh vemtty Aggie ilompi Mr tl B d r' In halt I aka since 1918 The game also will be Salt Lake's flag rorognliad 11m halnrrN C I’ I E OUmW to Ifih fifth “' °e"n game r e with Uni Wanda Morgan 2 and in a do Mrs and M a vlilory I T A (t C Fn ( Orrli wind Ooutlar si ( Ml Rllit rxnvrtlI park ivrord bat frn 14 fr t big Intrrsei tlonal contest in ( hievcnv-i- t width has been the of WlAnnsin and Marietta lrona C henry 4 and 3 tlimriph over lai d I up R Y I 4 final vlmi R nd ( o I t Trri htfth RrftdUp vrutly V ft d lk ‘"'t Ml vn w A ( r4ndf K ernM (niUge on a tttomile UdA far fdatlhi ( I effort of I'tih of fi Ini since I ftjh's football star became w of flrati DrekMRH Ohio river Hale Corlrg clinched the set es Mr L Ml" f D A nri ft A I 4 Lout t ( hunk I Ut 4 (JllU Ik cuutsa dr"( T ( th)r weak- - i the first comic Uattoa four acjuoa'g ago Let a Unlay uu adl against Molly iVi'id UiU k aid L fiUiw Xiat U41i UeUfaW M tVk Ivviii two-yea- for Inter 24 2 4 100-ya- rd Stratford Downs Woodard In College Tennis Final 220-var- d 120-yar- d FRENCH SWIM STAR BETTERS WORLD’S MARK Colorado A C Polo Team Wins Final of Ute Set six-in- slip-ove- Trojans Retain Track Honors 7-- 5 (JT)-A- 111 ( 4 0 5--6 his and That two-mil- e Yale Noses Out Cornell by 3 Feet two-mil- e ANZAC NET ACE FAVORS OPEN MEETS v U S Women ’s Team Wins But Stars Are Defeated Denver U Wins Baseball Title 1 UTAH MEETS OREGON ON GRIDIRON IN 220-var- d IS Summary Rocky Mountain Track C- 1 M l Hit' ft t I t i U- - t A C )' -- 1”" j 4 4 4 A M A i t 12-to- 14)4) 4X4 frd i ) ti ii JmA 1 i ft fld -- J |