Show SEPTEMBER T1IL fcALT LAKL TIUIJt'Xi: bUXDAY MoUNTNli 14 1930 EXPERTS PICK UTAH TO LOSE R M C TITLE THIS SEASON V4V 4 4 144 Big Intcrsectional Foes Next Year 2 Utah university Saturday listed Northwestern as the first football foe of the 1931 season announced Graduate Manager Stanley Murphy The Forward Jall Occupies October 3 at game ls scheduled Noithwesterns home grounds in il: of Major Attention Fvanslon Negotiations for the game were Another plant of the ring Dick Romnrjr completed Baturdav upon receipt of has been discovered In a wire from Tug Wilson athletic diJohn Pelttfer emploved rector of the Purple who requested til a hotel In London Is six feet the Utes to hold open the fust Special to Th Trlbun 242 six Inches tall wetghs In October He Informed the LOGAN - Line building Is occupypounds and has an Utah officials that the game was a reach He is only 21 years of ing the attention of Coach Dick Romsmety the formality of an atliletic ney of Ulah Aggies facuig the propage count ll s approval being a foregone osition of finding centers guards and conclusion The council there meet tackles for the coming season he Is shortly to approve the game eoncenlrating every elfort on discov- SimUarly the game Is expected to Worth Captures erlng men who can fill these posl- meet the approval of the Utah au- tionv acceptably Consequently every Texas Third in Series thorlties Murphy has been dicker- afternoon finds at least two thlids of ling with Northwestern for several the time dev oted to charging tai kling 'months The Utah council meets and line blocking FORT WORTH Texas Sept 13 (4’) September 22 or 23 at which time It There arc several good prospects In -- The Foit Worth Panthers took the''ll’i iikelv sanction’ the game the Aggie camp and Romney will Hie Northwestern game gives Utah simply have to build tlveiil Into a foot- third game of the playoff series for He realizes the fact the Texas league championship from ' be possibility pf two big lntersec- ball machine 1 loiml fravs in 1931 Negotiations that he will never have a great foot- the Wichita Falls Spudders here to-- 1 PaVf been mi(jor ay for a game w ith ball team until the line reallv functhe score of 8 to 7 The Florida since last winter lcember tions on both offense and defense day by The Farmer Unea have alwavs been Panthers scored one run In the first Is the dale held18 for the Alligators them1 Rnd September next when the reasonably able defensively but they Inning but the Spudders passed often falter on offense Consequent- with three In the fourth The Spud-- 1 Southern conference meets at At- draw In ders threatened the ninth whenllanta to up the schedule for ly they are getting continuous drills 1931 decision on the game will be they counted once In charging every day R H E made Murphy said The contest also The score Two more line prospects arrived 0O0 310 201—7 14 2 must meet approval of Utah s govern- Falls letter-ma- n Wichita Saturday Ed Cliff 100 200 50x— 8 8 2Uig group from last year and Leslie Nel- Fkirt Worth Its Balterles—Vlncent White Wtltsej Meanwhile Utah continue son a newcbnier from Morgan who Robcits preparations for the present season Whitworth seems to be quite a branded young- and Crouch T he game with Nevada being only O Connell Mi Cabe and ster Cliff ls fit and ready to Jump right In and he may win a regular Other leading place from the start line candidates are Delmar Wilkins Bernard Nelson Elmo btrlth Ivan Smith Bill Barker John Vranes Reed Giant Robs Up lies Londoner Slate May Che Cougar Chance to Slip In If Crimson Team Fails By FRANK H 101! NOItTIIWESTEItNEItS DATE 1911 Aggie Chief UTIiS HOLD Puts Effort Crimson May Play On His Line Another Ring Schedule of BYU Cited In-glu- feat-uid- I RAWLEY DENVER Sept 13 (T— The side line coaches have held their first ses tioa and the 1930 football race In the Rocky Mountain conference has hern placed and the championship just about decided The outcome probably mill come more or less as a urprlse to the University of Utah the iavorite and defending tltleholder 'ihc sideline bosses It seems have the conclusion by some x range process of reasoning that 1 tah s Indians are quite likely to be ccthroned some time this fall Before going further It should be explained the unsung and unrecognised coaches have settled everything on the basis of team schedules The reasoning seems somewhat fragile at times for one of the big arguments advanced was that Utah had a hard seven-gam- e schedule while Brigham Young had onlv five conference contests and a fine chance to slip through the scramble to the top The only stumbling block as It actually happens Is that Brigham Young it is to Uphold the sagacity of the self styled experts mu‘t dispose of the University of Utah October 18 at Salt Lake or at the woist hold the champions to a tie score Other bear varns and gossip develInclude: oping at the fjrst session Denver Schedule Impose Tax Which May Hurt e Denver university with a schedule wlU have a better schedule than last years but Is not likclv to figure among the first two finishers because of the tax Imposed It Includes bv that very schedule four sucoessive weeks games with Colorado college Utah university University of Southern California ( i’'T ( Lpit and Utah Aggies It has been sev- o eral jears since Denver beat Last year's 2 win college the Tigers got In the last few minutes of play on Dutch Clarks dropkick was the last straw and Jeff Cravath lias decide! something Is going to be done about the situation Campfullback may or bell a may not be the quarterback In Cravath s system this season Everybody thinks he Is going to be quite a football player this year The sideline critics said they were not exexcepting "Powerhouse” Pomeroy’stheir ploits of 1929 when they made Dave prophecy about Campbell another a hard hitter is fapecken backfleld certainty A weather eye has been turned on Colorado Springs where Colorado iollege has a veteran line Intact andIs backfleld talent about which there All other considerable speculation schools are distinctly relieved howNearly every one of the 8000 ever to know that Dutch Clark will inhabitants of Newmarket be the backfleld coach Instead of the England depends upon racing a Utah In one way of another for a quarterback CHen Owento make a contribution Is expected livelihood There are approxstrong bid for Clarks vacancy imately 50 training establishments in or near this famous Colorado University Has tenter and about 1200 racing are Bright Outlook This Fall trained there horses Paul Bradley whose best previous efforts netted him the honor of being a substitute end at the University of Colorado Is being touted as more or less of a backfleld sensation Coach Mvron Wltham likes his knee action m running Bradley Is reputed to be The quite a punter Incidentally coaching staff believes It has some very good new material and Is anythe thing but dubious concerning Witham Is startcoming campaign His ing hi eleventh year at Colorado learns have won 41 and lost 17 games In that time Coach Harry Hughes' team has been counted out of the list of likeThe sideline observers AMERICAN PORK— A meeting of ly contenders have played cautious on that one all of the coaches of the nine high had nothing to say for the h tort cf 11 Shields bell and nine-gam- Idaho Grid Hopes Turn Out Monday a vy vV rM if Colo-jad- good-looki- T Philbrook Central Grid League Meets To Fix Dates Cuts Squad in Half as Intensive Work for Ute Game Begins RENO Nev— Bright prorpects at this time may turn out to Just be a big bubble later on but until something does break to spoil the present scheme of things Oeorge W Phll- -' brook head of football at the Nevada State university will continue to be pleased with the 1930 Wolf Patks chances for a Far Western football 2:30 title to £0legue am Keness hard-hittin- g haid-W'Oik- T T" “nhVhAwiSu X: er fehep-eent- f “&£the -- Hatter Club Ready to Go With Malad Special to Tho Tribute W SS'ta UIU1 pv larly Philbrook takes over active charge weeks of the Pack Monday Just of Intensive piactice remain until the Sliver swings Into action against the University of Utah eleven In Mackay Philbrook believes this stadium game will substantiate his optimism To reduce things to a working basis the Pack mentor has slashed Ills original squad of over one hundred sur- virtually In half The fifty-od- d vnort Philbrook believes will make amends for the defeats the Pack at the hands of Utah uni- verslty and Brigham Young last y ear Power In Backfleld Looms W the asStraight Football Few Trick most thev did sav Hughes' team The Wolves will have no fla'hy suredly would be no setup for any- called for Monday night when (he like Tip W hitehead tills sHiedule for season will performer body ear' unless some of the young men It will be a month before Denver up sees the ud qntversivs football andTcfu nollbi 1'ght of day in a regular game The Pro0 hlgll hirh comes back from three LV oi A p oncers will p lav their first Pleasant and thp c)av ?roup be will team the of the composed big contest under the glare 0rove and Llncoln hlgh schools who a of group off Ud the thel9J0ftjj ent-elights They pry competition for the fellows who figure to lghttime the former league will schedule feason here next Saturday touchdown average even Incwhich college Regis against Its games on the conference plan lf thpv d0 emplny ploddm8 methods identally will have a real football games within the group will) That 6 dig Philbrook who wax lie Is Cow- plav er In the backfleld for have team to g ajn necejJary hand for the b bnv smlth- no the ”tulf ioT chance Knlh bunting making pef though he is a about ' club of ‘tnse goodenough to make any backfleld "ot her ‘letVr meTsidrs Berg Pe-- I NegotiationsUUhwith the Price Lriu pr?durt Fwk Eureka811 Central eague second-hal- f a"d a' the Rockies nd mv nii ii Pvton 'scheme'opUy w uv wi Spring Mri s for a Uirre-pam- r C A C Mines Tfnvfr 'arp Carlson and Corkry guards rhamplons xSpanih Turk uere the only football thjs 311 no1 m1uir ? TI5°gliLhS j trams In the learue ndrr Glare of Lights The suirer'itlon of noer h con- - Beeler tackle and WUkie halfback plainp d fi- thing Available this season from the Denver will play Colorado Aggies Coach Rags Ingersoll of American trained In the" list of names Philbrook 15 DOln rL"'The lnai nlIP‘y second are muster a to his Fork number of will begin last year wnd Colorado Mines at night lias appr0pd jor the fullback berth 'seive li't veterans Including are Tesone late of Colo-jinclitdexi promising Jirst day game will come Octobersue-18- football team when the bovs report for practice Tuesday September 16 rado university George Drurv Penn- - Armatage Colorado college The Hoggan and faelfert against c e sr of Schref-- 1 guards Loivex tackle- Spaugv and vlvftnla Schaler Illinois night baseball In Denver'that ls If a suitable cow pastureoncan' The latest sugg stioti In ct— Wrnrile centers bouthers Norbv I'iP la the air prompted night football The night be found to do the practicing iprrli Kentucky and Parsons one game rice be p- ends and and Jthe absence of a football field at the eran 0( Swindiman Randall contests will start at 8 30 o clock varsity jears will Cavemens lair '“mbr ?Ihalfbacks and Rags’ last rears Booker LUhtl Brigham Young univeisitv iiecessary In Balt Lake the following which won the first football Line Bill Be Usual Slie Lead the lltt of travelers In Sunilav September 28 or the plan f alland Has Promising Rockv Mountahi conference this fall Igntnp in the history of the Cavemen Philbrook Names Squad icould be rev ersed and a double-heas Cougars playschool w ill be history with the lo s of u not lack faU ball Arrav of Sophomore Neafa (oath Ott Romnev Nicholes Miner Earllcarrlpni w jjjle Clem Sultenfu e Jim- - From the sophomore ranks Coach ifrbPp’a'p1 at Brlr and one ganir onlv two games at home and neither Chadwick Preston Ashby Biown Crystal mle Olivas and Goldie Holmts are Calland Is offered a promising array t f the games are against conference and Walker To replace these arolmd Bill Backer a boy from the 0f grldsters to select from for varsity elevens Wyoming Colorado Teach-ciar- k AMt Bf AS ASO( MTIOV State or lexxieoast Is another back who mav prove Western a HI more be group of rrs Utah university ni(n piny included in the group besides 8(B4lnc 9t Ibf VThi9 Pr t nu In met will be the headed mpn Kvilson old by before the season gets thelripxivnpncd and Bather are Stein and end Utah Aggies t 7 also The Anderson wlu8tate man y SOT Tate basketball to Nevada Cougars R'l line will the be The Sehlssler halfbacks Tyrrell 8( up rmi umps St Charles Regts of Ptui bff tn Who will captain the team and hurl fi?( 0f foimer vears Mount and pinbably back- Jacoby Tavlor Sarkett and Toledo M 2 Mlnnptpolls his 190 pounds from the fullback feature the plav of Levy Mada- - powles ends Catter and Aukett KftHAM CH y 4 “5 44S 81 sitlon hi Linriehun Lac kies Galdhart Elden and Smith Colun ln Thles Waltherx riaga 41ft Joe Rusk and Griffin last years reha- - guards and bcliutte and Hennings1'"11'1'' Allan Bloomqulst halfback S3ft S3 M end of Kurren laikle Vern Hun'er bles Newcomers in the persons enter !( Polexkv and! supplementing this Imposing list of ftatnrUy George Ktorrs guaid DcVcrl Nirh- - Harris Colgan Law tile ToMo ? oles halfback Tom Birk hallbark Weaver will also be prominent last year will Louis from talent yearling 0 4 KtuiAftk gp neri guard are letter- 'ihe following listed plavers Phil- - be several performers from previous 8t Pmil City Angeles this vear attended Howard and 8 Mm irP ’lift 4 Jones' coaching school ofj coat hingmpn ground whom the new team will brook expects to carry through the rook elevens who are back for varsity Tndirpon n Til in hi 3 season at Logan last summer Cravathwasis be built plwv In this last list are Davts quar- o ie of Jones products Romney a tackle end center and bark w ill Ends— Levy O Brlen Colgan B'ow'- - tbari! Hanford halfback Yanlk school of the m Law Salet the Weaver from no In charge whitehead among picked (jouijj ilauback Murdock guard from the following who have announced their gcott Beemer and Bankofter 2g imeup and Hall tackle from the Ramplodi Averes1 27 fr0fih mpup Intention of being out for places on Tackles-Thl- cs James Durrant Hams Austin Rusk Griffin Rose Polesky the team Six transfers from the southern Brewer and Perlev branrh have encouraged Idaho fans Chlpman DavtonHcalv Stan Steele Kell Guards— Mararlaga Harm flwocxl Walker Dace Dm rant Dell somewhat Thev are Stephens and Mav ne FTed Healec Roy Earl Ralph Mollni Atdee McOaragan Svrpup Sullivan tackle Cravens center Llnnehan M and Davis nrr Ferron Morrison Smith and Berkstend end Fonat guard and centers— Wa1 ners Kilirjid Aiide-so- n venter JNTFRSVTIOXV! Argentina has severed footClements and Hor chIdaho embarks on her 1910 eason Mandtnf of ibr ball relations with Uruguay ina n 27 tangling with Montana 'aentemb'T o The action was the outgrowth Bai ks— Sid'ei fu e H net Ba 2 on Pvl fT'kr fc'ate college iverc An active polo plaver of dlscon tent over alleged rough 9 r MtlOTB Olivas Palvns T c oi r Young N Y I lend 9 spends b Long treatment accorded the ArgenRlrv Bea-sl- f v trvevbc Hill Am-br1 ORIOI E Bs Cl To o to from 811001 to $75 00(1 til the tine plavers during the recent e D' rv 4 tcue'frn 13 Vince P— course of a polo campaign R4LTIMORF Sept n games at Montevideo where fonkin I’liott Underwood Hapdcv Bar'on Baltmiore Orloie outfielder Rea g lasting from Mav to Oclober Uruguay won the world cham-pio- i Foster LA and Cit on It Jttbry the expenditure dependmg has been sold to the Chicago Cubs ship In the final game his of Too game the extensiveness piaverx Rpu1ts 8iurd Wl bln the las 50 vea-- the xpe nge was annminred todaf against Argentina ca-w and r mu ( be the and the size of his stable 14 g au anmel to named this has been pn)tmr 3 TRpad rrif to 2 Hi lamount of which was not revealed givhftAr and not a piant Montreal 4 0 Bjf'io 0 L 3c quar-terba- tk Camp- Fred Deschner Shields played w ith the frosh squad two years ago He ls a powerful youngster and weighs more than 190 He has been doing some cf- pounds fectlve charging In recent pmctlces Another posable regular on the line Is Alfred Bparks former baekfleld letterman Sparks scales 185 pounds and he has plenty of power Though lie still rates as an excellent backfleld man Romnev Is thinking seriously of shifting him to guard or tackle regu- John Vranes frosh center of last vear ls showing up well and It will be difficult to beat him out of the regular center Job though Harrv Parker ls trying hard Bill Barker another reformed backfleld man ls making a bid for a guard post Barkls a stocky speedy voungster and Outlook -- None Too Bright er He was a fullweighs 175 pounds back all through high school and as Leo Calland Asserts a freshman here Coach Romnsy ls still expecting Ras Maughan to show up He is the Berg Captains Team only letterman who Is absent from the camp now Maughan who plaved several games at fullback last year Spechl to Th Trlbun MOSCOW Idaho -F- ootball king is a capable defensive player of college sports will be ushered In for the 1930 season at the University of Idaho Monday forenoon the date set by the Coast conference for the opening of activities in all its member schools Coach Leo B Calland w ho starts his second season with the Vandals sees little hope of startling the football world this season but expects some good results from his men before the end of the season Coach Calland Ls reluctant to do any predicting on the Vandal eleven sr far as comparing them with any of the other Coast groups There Is Game Set for p a lot of fme material coming to the Scries Price varsity this year from last year's first Sunday string and a brilliant but not too successful season seems certain Still in Air The Vandal team of 1930 will be modeled along slightly dlffertnt lines from that of last year whleh was Coa(h Callands first venture with The 'Eastern Hatters state the Idaho eleven The players thisteur baseball champions will 175 the Malad Idaho ball club Sunday fall should average around 2 30 0 clock Community Speed aggresslve- - afternoon at poimds per man and versatility are features that park Not a great deal ls known about must t described this fall If the the Idaho club except that they claim Jr to be only partially successful the championship of the southern All of Last Season Star Depart part of the Gem stale ’3 Eleven Manager Ping Nyberg of the HatBerg Will Captain Saturriav that he AU of Idaho's stars of the past sea- ters announced would use Mel Scott on the mound son have departed five of them and Frank three-yea- r letter men Thev aJ-- and hold Bill PageClule Fngberg the E” Gordon Diehl KirkpatrUk tackle Hult Ker'hlsnlk halfbacks WaIkpr Bank receiver will work with Anstui reguPrice Dittman Jensen ends: Bar- Scott Christensen and lar Hatter catchers wUl be unable to rett quarterback: HJort Martin attend the game Thomas guards Hallldav fullback Ping has announced his bat ting Howard Beig will pilot the Vandals left field der ‘follow s this year from lps usual halfback Drou-ba- v Pederson the Gal-Fn- e Oerie Evans third base Pie P°'t Waldemar second base base Griffith loPn Swede ' again will call signals Tate first center field- Cowan shortstop Nevada Football Mentor Assumes Charge of Team Racing Chief Revenue Source At Newmarket J Hammar Everett two weeks hence Coach Ike Arm- strong is sending his charges through Intensive scrimmage In a hardening process for the game Search for two tac kies and a Is occupying attention of the Ute mentor at present The Jobs are still decidedly open the Ute mentor announced Saturday after nearly a week of workouts Appearance of five more Utes In camp has swelled the number practicing to 45 Those who reported late In the week are Hap Lvbbert guard last of the regulars to appear L Mar Vincent end Wildcat Morris tackle John Felzer end and Myrthen Elliott halfbat k Winfield Croft guard ls due early this week The Ute mentor said Saturday that scrimmages would continue to form a large part of the program from now until the Nevada game Septem- ber 27 "Z-- ot 'rkCS A (cC cVeA ' nd i cVothCSn tcws coioC° - 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