| Show - HiK- 10 Tbc Salt £akc (Tribune Fancy Work byyxvArmy Center Monday Nov 11 1946 t DenverLdoms Up As 7 Champs USAC Colorado Stand Between K g Pioneers and League Title i By JIMMY HODGSON 21-- 0 rs Cow-boy- s I 1 X Kara-migio- ar i 1 rd 15-ya- rd The Cougar have not been a title and New Year rrt Zf As the Big Seven conference football muddle begins to clear the championship picture takes on more and more the Crimson and Gold colors of the University of Denver The intersectional record of the Pioneers is something they don’t like to talk about three losses in three starts but in the conference the Cac Hubbard club hasn’t lost a game Denver has to face its old traditional rival Colorado at Boulder this week end and Utah State in a postponed game but the D U squad appears to have what it takes now to go through for its second straight conference crown Denver can drop one of its two games and still be assured cf no worse than a tie for the crown Utah is tagging along in second place with four wins in five starts in position to get a tie for the title in case the Pioneers slip Tie Hurts Aggies’ Chances Utah Aggies who had just begun to look like a title contender just about knocked themselves out of the title picture as a result of the scoreless tie with the Brigham Young Cougars Utah Aggies are now tied for third place with B Y U and Colorado university and the Farmers still have Wyoming and the two top team in the circuit to play this season but they have Colorado A & M is now in threat conspoiled the title chances of two there should and stay 'xth place tenders Colorado and Agg-e- s doomed t dldn Colorado university while Wyoming appears help the football prestige of the Big to stay in the cellar The Cow- sagging Seven when it took a lacing boys have lost some tough games from Missouri without even offering touchtakes it scores but close bv a serious scoring threat downs to win and Wyoming has Close Campaigns been able to rack up only two Both Brigham Young and Wyotouchdowns all season ming will wind uptheir league seasons this week B Y U goes to Fort Coloradoans have long bragged Collins to meet Colorado A & M that “it's a privilege to live in and Wvomlng invades Logan to clash weather Colorado” But after the with Utah State BYll will have in a chance for third place in the cirprovided for the college games cuit if it manages to topple the Colorado the last two weeks some Colorado Rams which is as good as are changing cf the hpme-stateanyone expected the team to finish their minds this season The Utah game at Fort Collins Utah State will be expected to tip have minutes Wyoming but the Saturday was held up 45 how dangerous they can be proved and the Denver tussle with Wyo- in to in two Utah trips more than which previous ming at Laramie was as they lost close games to Utah stuthe an hour late starting and BYU The Saturday tussle dents battled snow to clear the will be no picnic for the Aggies as thev vind up their home schedule fields for the games The bip pame of the week in the v ill be the Colorado vs DenSnows league Heavy ver clash at Boulder In the past Coach Ike Armstrong on his return home Sunday to the land cf sunshine reported that about BIG SEVEN KACE 34 inches of snow fell in Fort Collins Snow was piled high about Team the field so that special ground lener tah rules had to be set up The periods Rrieham Yoting ( nlnrailo were cut from 15 to 12 minutes I fah Mate nli 4AM Denver university gridders going by bus from Denier to Lara- WjomJng Laat Week' Reault mie were nearly stranded but got 19 Womtng fl Tner through late to play the game tah 13 Colorado AH 0 I tVi Mat 0 FWgham ounc 0 (tie) The gridders were four hours late Miaaouti 21 Colorado O their dinner and the game getting Faturdav’a Schedule v as finished in semidarkness Rrlghim Young at Colorado AAM Frank Nelson regamed his old Poer at Colorado Wvomlng at rtah fftate form to lead the Utes to victory Utah at San FrancUco I’ s at Fort Collins and John and Bob Hazelhurst again this grame has been the annual aparked the Denver drives The Aggie-Couggame at Lo- ThankseiYIntr dav tussle at Denver a insisted on the game at on slippery Colorado gan was played home this year and Denver Insisted field but the gridiron was in much on having a Thankngi vinj dav erame exbetter shape than had been are at home for the D TJ fans Thereties scoreless fore the tussle had to be bhifted up Usually pected dull affairs but there was plenty It has been sold out for several cf offense and punch to the Sat- v eek Pioneer Favored urday game Colorado' punchlen Buff will go a the decided underInto the Cougars Superior dog but there Is no question that Despite the tie score the B Y U the ttarrfA will be kejod up for this victory in this game could Cougars looked like the superior tusole the whole season a howling ball club carrying the fight to make success and Coach Jim Yeager and the Farmers for three of the four his crew will be missinir no bets In cuarters and making four scoring fact the team according to reports was thinking more of Denver than threats One charge was stopped of Missouri last week Co'orado has line another on the cn th been looking forward to this game four another on the eight Rnd all vear— and so has Denver line by the another on the It’s the big game of the year for If Denver can win this desperate defensive stands of the Colorado one fans will be ready to concede fine Aggie line led by Ralph the crown to the Pioneers for a Maughan center and George Nel- second season son tackle Utah university came out of the B Y U had the Aggies dazed Colorado A A M game In good the with an effective passing attack shape and should be in trim fornext San Francisco “U” most of them to the flat Rex tussle with The be will game Saturday played Olsen w as passing the leather well at Kezar stadium and Jim Keitzman and Larry Reed Utah a only remaining conference made some fine catches The game game will be the Thanksgiving day Utah State at the "U” State was probably clash with against Utah After that the Indians still the best of the season for the bowl have a pair of postseason tussles two games at Honolulu on Christmas Cougars IHli £ 4 4 ) it y £ e V & &S n js 4 7c ' 9 f & Jim Enos (56) Army center juggles ball before snagging a pass intended for Gerry Cowhig (not In photo) of Notre Dame Arnold Tucker (II) of Aggie Griddcr Clings to Scoring Lead Nov Utah Stata Jay Van Utah Fay Peterson Denver Grege Browning Bob Hazelhurst Denver John Karamigios Denver Cannon Parkinson Utah Chuck Painter Colo A AM Bill Ryan Utah State Bill Van ffandt Utah Cliff Hoopliaiana Utah State Norvel Hansen Utah State Darrell liafen Utah Carl Cox Colo 4 4 3 3 3 3 A A M 25-ga- '$ Army reaches for pigskin and Bob Skoglunc (16) of Notre Dame rushes in too late to stop the play which happened in fourth period Saturday NORTH HOLLYWOOD Cal Nov 10 WP) — This will never make the football record books but the Coronettes defeated the Vagabonds 0 Sunday and as the game ended the winning team’s fullback sat down and had a good cry “because I’m just 6-- so The teams represented two North Hollywood high school girls’ societies and was strictly The Coronettes won when Sylvia Shepard the subsequently sobbing fullback tossed a neat pass to Right End Agnes Husband for the score Vagabond Capt Riva Bowman 17 wielding her powder puff said “We got tired of just sitting and yelling for the follow's” extra-curricul- Walcott Battles Ray Friday ar ski films will be a highlight of the weekly meetings held the by University of Utah Ski club every Tuesday night at 7 p m In the Little Theater of the Union building according to Don Williams pres-idewho said that the is Invited to see the pictures public Films Mill be shown after the club’s business meeting and though the showing this Tuesday is free nonmembers will be charged admission thereafter Club memberships — are now on sale at $2 a year Wil- NEW YORK Nov 30 (AP) Jersey Joe Walcott and Elmer (Violent) Ray clash at Madison Square Garden on Friday night in a that may help the winner obtain a title fight with Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis next jear The tangle between Walcott of Camden N J and Ray formerly of Hastings Fla now of Minneapolis highlights the national list of fights although Beau Jack former lightweight champion and wily Willie Joyce collide the same night in an attractive set-tin Chicago Joe Maxim of Cleveland Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland and Lee Oma of Detroit three other heavyweight contenders alno are scheduled to fight this week all on Tuesday night Maxim who gained a surprise decision over Walcott in August after Walcott injured his hand meets Jim Ritchie at St Louis Bivins tangles with Ezzard Charles at Pittsburgh while Oma is matched with Joe Muscato at Buffalo o h State Utah Utah State Army Penn State Iowa Oregon State Texas Dartmouth Wake Forest Wisconsin Missouri Rice m 35 East 4th South West Virginia Washington State Oklahoma A & M Princeton Toui-name- nt Alabama Mentor Change Hinted liams stated Plans are progressing for the naming of a queen to represent the club in the queen contest whifch will be held as a feature of the winter NEW YORK Nov 10 (AP) — Ausports carnival at the Coconut thoritative southern football sources Grove later this month In New York for the Army-NotrDame game reported Saturday that Paul (Bear) Bryant grid coach at University of Kentucky ia likely The ski lift at Brighton started the to succeed Frank Thomas as coach runoperating Sunday and will ba at Alabama by the beginning of acArmistice ning Monday day 1947 season If not before cording to Zane Doyle Skiing was The chief hurdle in the w?ay of good at Brighton Sunday with about this development these sources said 36 inches of snow Roads were in was the release of Bryant former good condition Alabama end from the five-yecontract he signed with Kentucky 19-- 7 before the start of the current Cop season DAVENPORT la Nov 10 (AP) It Is known that Thomas who — St Norbert’s college of West been in ill health for several Wis Sunday handed St Am- has months is planning to retire The brose its first defeat southern sources said Thomas had in 12 years by a count and re- told friends his physician advised mained among the nation’s unde- him he must give up his job this feated football elevens ear e Brighton Lift Operates ar Battle De-pe- re 7-- Dame-Nortbwcste- 19-- 7 Colorado Colorado A & M Notre Dame Illinois San Francisco Wyoming Pennsylvania Navy Minnesota California Texas Christian q Tie q q p q qj q Cornell North Carolina Michigan Oklahoma Texas A & M Kentucky Stanford Texas Tech Yale q q q p American Soccer League BionKhat AmerGana Jbilfe!hla Brookln Hispanoz club 0 Kearney American can 4 2 AYN t f1 M w f 60016 4 Philadelphia National derers 1 iue tic Beltlmor 0 f n O Baltimore Hoccer 3 New York Ameri1 American 1 Brooklyn Wan2 Kearney Cel- Trapshoot Turkey A turkey big shoot will be held at the Salt Lake according Traps club next Sunday to Orin Howard 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hei said that the rouise will remain open as leing as weathe-all permits Play can bo Noheld5 on regular greens except week Forest Dale is slso open this r Duels Cop MMen — Riverton First and MIDVAIE South Jordan were winners in the opening round of the Westas Jordan Riverstake cage league 0 and ton downed Bingham Jordan topped Riverton Second Schedule for Thursday at Gemmell club: 8pm South Jordan vs West Jordan First 10 pm Herriman vs Riverton Second M-M- 26-2- 41-3- 4 YOU CAN GET— 6 H home-comin- g Try Ui Phone t§ 1 Ohio 111 8 die-trir- U of U Ski Club Shows Ski Films Top-notc- fr American Legion official met SunLake City and laid day in Salt basketball complana for state-wid- e as well for its petition membership as setting a playoff for the state and championship on Feb March 1 Under made Sunday the be divided into state Mill plans elj?ht ith each district champion eligible for the state tourney The district champion must be determined by Feb 21 Only placing requirement is that players must be1 members of the legion by Feb and must play for the post in which they have ’membership Aaron Horne of Ogden was named chairman of the basketball committee and district chairmen were named as follows C V Forsgren of Brigham City for Cache Box Elder district Howard Thomas of Kaysvllle for Weber countv Davis and Morgan district Jack Lewis of Murray for Salt Lake county’ Tooele and Summit district Rulon McGee of Salt Lake for Salt Lake City district Orval Singleton of Provo for Utah county and Juab district George Stewart of Roosevelt for Carbon Emery Roosevelt Uintah district Ellis Shaheen of Salina and Robert Cluff of Marysvale for Sanpete Sevier and Garfield district Orland Ward of Parownn for Millard Beaver Iron and Washington district Schedules for each district will be chairman or atharranged by oftheeach district letic officer teams will be limited to 10 players each 27-2- excited” nt Denver Brigham Young U Northwestern smooth worn tires All they need Is recap the Fisk war Our experts using only FISK quality materials Mill add thousands of ale miles Prompt efficient service Legion Makes Plans for Cage League GRIDDERS WIN STAR WEEPS DENVER Nov 10 UP) — Despite the fact that his team was held to a scoreless tie Saturday afternoon Jay Van Noy of USAC clung to his lead in the Big Seven football conference his 30 points keeping just ahead of big Ray Peterson of Utah university whose 20 points after touchdown plus a six- pointer in the first game of the season gives him second place with 26 points Gregg Browning Denver’s stellar wingman holds third place with 25 points one point more than teammates Bob Hazelhurst and John Karamigios and Cannon Parkinson of Utah all of whom are deadlocked at 24 points Plaver s y Neither team lost any prestige terrific Yankee stadium battle which saw both elevens un(Note For purposes of determining the leash their Sunday punches time official Western conference championship and again without scoring effect tie g&jnes will be figured one half game wo It was like two perfectly trained ALLEY MI&SOLRI heavyweights exchanging ehop3 to the chin with the crowd waiting Tub a for one to fall Neither fell deBt Louis Okla Aggies spite the superb all-o-play of the rival Drake lines and the efforts of Notre Dame’s Johnny Lujack and Mlftsourl Doc Army’s Arnold Tucker Oklahoma Blanchard and Glenn Davis Nebraska Kanaaa There was enough glorv for Iowa State Kan aa biate everyone concerned and the 71068 crowd got its money’s worth no matter what some of the customHarvard L oi neli ers had to shell out for this battle Pennsylvania of the century Yale Pi inreton Army's victory streak C oluniUla was ended and it may never again Brown Dartmouth have the chance to run up one bOLTHW t ST CUM’tKLUL that long Tucker Blanchard Arkana&s Davis and seVeral of the linemen Texas are through after this season and A A 74 Ric the prewar college titans such U T as Notre Dame have resumed BMU Ba lor their high positions with a plenti-tud- e KOCKY MOUNTAIN CON Kt N( h of material W h T Pt Pts Faces Task As a matter of fact Coach Earl Blaik of Army will have to perform a masterful psychological lob to bring the Cadets “up” for Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Saturday The Cadets are “down” emotionally after Saturday's torrid tilt while the Quakers are out to regain some of the prestige lost in the upset defeat to Princeton two Saturdays ago The Quakers ranked third nationally behind Armv and Notre Dame until that shocking reversal took it all out cm Columbia Saturday by smashing down the light Lions 41-- 6 in an Ivy league massacre witnessed bv 35000 fans in Columbia’s Baker field Notre Dame’s Frank Leahy also will have to do a little talking to his men The Irish play host to Northwestern and the Wildcats undoubtedly will be on the prowl following their skinning by Indiana's erratic Hoosiers It was Northwestern’s second straight Big Nine defeat and virtually cooked their goose in the conference race Then too the Notre game is one of those traditional tilts where i 12ft 1 0 n Mouth rn California 1 hO 02 anything can happen and usually 7r0 Mate Oregon nno 74 2 1 on Ort does ON 7 0 MM) 2 Washington i I Montana r0() lfl 110 Easy Afternoons t 1 ro 75 font Mai 0 200 75 iiifornia 14 UCLA and Georgia both ap1 4 114 200 Vash biate 0 0 000 146 pear in for easy afternoon Idaho Satwere but still urday they shaking after unexpected opposition from Oregon and Florida Saturday Jake Ieicht and lus Oregon mates gave the Rose bowl bound Ut Ians a rugged 60 minutes holding them to 0 at the half before the MOITNE 111 Nov 10 (UP)-T- he a minor Bruins broke through for twobulky old Central association seconleague active in Iowa and wpstern d-half touchdowns and a 13-- 0 Illinois prior to World War I was officially revived Sundav at a meet- triumph Showing gieat promise for 1547 ing of baseball representatives from- Florida’s outmanned fieshmrn domalx cities in Illinois Iowa and Mlaut - m L-- BIG MVL t Salt Lake Tribune-Telegra(This list must be postmarked by 6 pm Friday) Xw C NEW records of Army and Notre Dime have been spoiled but despite their scoreless tie Saturday the two gridiron powers ranked as high as ever Sunday with UCLA and Georgia slightly behind with unblemished slates in the 4? 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By Ml'RR AY ROSE YORK Nov 10 (P) — The perfect By UNITED PRESS Mall There! a lot of life left in those Uclans Georgia Rate Just Behind in National Scene COLLEGE RACES f 4 Football Predicting Contest or Bring List to Football Contest Editor - Irish and Army Share Tod Gridiron Rankin At inated and held a edge over Gnoigta aa 25 000 largest crowd ever to fill Jacksonville’s (Fla Municipal spoke of & possible upset But Charley Trippl perked up the Bulldog In the final two quarters and the Georgian pushed over four touchdowns to win Trippl and scored two o( the passed for another The Bulldogs me home Saturday for Auburn whkh w a crushed 3J-while by Mississippi State UCLA pln8 host to week Montana which was Idle Saturday UCLA will be looking ahead to the Nov 23 clash with Southern California with the winner almost ceitaln to git the Rose howl nom- - 7-- fltst-hnl- f plnv 6 iiis-tome- ) eta-diu- 33-1- 4 0 m inatlon The Trojans had to srugg' to subdue California but take on weak Washington State as a warmup for the big Pacific coast 14-- 0 specLa1 Form Reuriali Along with Northwestern's d impthe usual weekly set ing there w of form reversals Arkansas provided the No I prize bv spilling Rue conquerors of Texas by a margin to take over first plat In the Southwestern conference hase Virginia upended Princeton from Its Pennsylvana riding high win bv & 6 count and in another Eastern conference contest that raised eytlids Syracuse hacked out a victory over Comeil in tb big upper New York state classic Iowa a conquest of Wiston-!- n a Kansas' 36 13 win over on a lute field goal sun-forWashington s edge over blana-in- d and Texas A & M s g of Southern Mflhodist also wer In the surprise package class Bv whipping Bav lor the oree mighty Teas Longhorns remained in a threatening position in tb Southwest race with a record same as Texas A A M Arkansas len record Is The Big Nine rsce st’l mis 7-- 0 20-- 14-- 7 21-- 7 Oks-hora- 40-va- 21-1- 5 14-- 0 22-- 7 3-- 1 cue-leadin- g 1 150000 FANS E3V OKR Nov (IF)— Th 10 anNational Broadcatllnf Co nounced Sunday that beat estimates indicated that mere than 150000 people saw Saturday’s e Dame grame by ItIf-lftlThe figure is double th 73000 who had seats Inside laakea stadium for the battle Armv-Notr- on Illinois atop the standing a slnte follownl by Michigan ant Ohio State 2 The IHini idle face Ohio S'ate in the confer nee’s big gxme Patur-di- v Ohio btate hippl Lhftsburen in a nonleagrue contPRt Mic Yhich pla host to 7 in thumped Muhigan State another nonennferente clash Minnesota scored its first league win by whipping Purdue Stop Dart mouth Itirvard improved it Ivy leag" position by stopping Dartmouth for a l’ record compared to Penn’ and Yale a The Elia remained tn the run0 aa ning by walloping Brown their ebonv express Levi Jackson ran for three touchdown Tulsa clinched Lh Miojr1 vat’cy flag bv conquering Oklahoma A A M 20 1M The Aggie put tip romii! lesistanie despite the absence of H ot I enimor from tin- lineup Ivan was’ win over Oklaltoma mad Missouri the sole undefeated club Ir Big Six competition T) defected Colorado in Tigris an Interact tional tilt 0 l take on Oklahoma (2 D in that loop No 1 game Suturoay II C I A was In front tn the Pacific toast race with 5 0 followed li bout hern California 5 1 and biate walloped Oirgon Mate Idaho 34 0 Outstanding damn for Sa’urdae 5ot 1ft urt w-l- th 1 1 20-1- 3 m-p- an 55-- 13-- 7 4 21-- 2-- 0 7 Cor-nel- 42-- - 21-- 0 ( Midwest — NnethtcsiFm at Vntr PR” Ohm h'at R i Dm Mirh gn Uutroi sin at Mm ’ M If Men lot A At NFb'tMR MlffnuH ftl Oh AhnmA At f IT knA lulM krA n'timhli Atsv 4tit rvnn ft’ a Nv TtPrnnmlAr At DnAtnn At nAie ork uiilvrr4ifv Prirroinn at Vi P"mouth at ( orriFll CnLgalA At yncuM lanarft Binn Far Wrst — Brurhim Yoanff t Coiona A ’Art At Mil A M at tOiors4o pnvtr tah HtatA At Vomx- hrAnflo Hai© at Prtiifnrnia atirrton Monoraat an)- ir f’on hiAiifonl Ortiron at ’ I Ma’f Fdinr b Aft —I M Atnyrtt I I A frMjuthwF-t- t At rf — and Ifai At At Idaho 7xa n At ft Mothodst at ArkArna Suiillerii A M I A At rxA A A M Or flh'ma aw Mexico IrTHK To h Arint it Mouth — Vantlrrbilt a( Aiaoam Aub”ra V I eO! 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