Salt Lake Tribune | 1930-10-25 | Page 20

THE SALT LAKE TRIRUXE SATURDAY MORNING 21) OCTOBER 25 1930 DiLYIS GRIDDERS MANAGE TO NOSE OUT WEST ELEVEN 19 TO 13 Parz thers Give Darts Box Elder Teams Victors in Northern League Ogden Scare in Last Half BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley Lincoln Wins Bees Pull Surprise Results of Surprise Games Grid Battle Weber Loses Bunting Prep Wit Of Friday 4 Train Shows lTp Kajsville It Ml EXPLANATION OP THIS CARTOON I “T Showin'r r A district lb Tram ( 1 ? tv f Irlilay: Ins 0 a Kent By CIO a Bor ojoi t isav at entire first lialf second part of within is yards favorile U sain tldprl! H Weber for and the to r 0 DISTRICT THRFE North Summit 13 1’ark tit DISTRICT FOI R Davis line the opened up In the Die game came of Plug Darts tile Halt Lake dis- ' ONE LoiranO DISTRICT TWO Pat is ID Wrat 13 high echool outweighed g ill team afer hopelessly Wc-- TmTItltT Ogden MtLEESE r-HI- a if1' American hnl FM r Tooele 33 CiranUtllle 0 llliiKltam 21 Judge Memorial Cyprus 0 Murray O C V CONFERENCE American Fork 8 Eureka 6 Fork-Eurek- Co a Tie Lincoln Take First One Won Lon Protfl Spenlah Fork Hkrmville Ainerlrea Brigham City Fork Ttd 300f t :::? 0 I 0 X0! CITY— Showing a strength In power plays and a brilliant running attack Coach go Elder a f arl Ferguson s Box Elder Bees sent each the Grizzly warriors horn i Logan oi'm 1‘1'lil!!''!!' ©Oft down to l a 12-- 0 defeat here onhcrh 00 Both scores came In theFriday second 70 BRIGHAM world of t’T4H (ONrTRINCK btaadioc of the Teeiav 0 Sec-Jkose- 6--6 CENTRAL 1! Unable to Ward Off Long Drites in ond Quarter Win for -t 0 I Elevens Tie Two Following arc Uic result of the Parhooi football fames played I fOl Ugh I V 41 Dt1J It Or J'HdnQ forth 'J Losers Toorlj' An 4 4 4 1 1 o‘ o Pet ? 1 I period after long drives down the field Logan’s only scoring threat came when Worley returned a punt ooo OHO M7 67 r0 337 000 0t0 I ? trict championship Fuduy afternoon ::: Incoin 311 OGDEN— Ogden high school rerintio 0 3 3 OOO on the Panthers field The final Uld OoO 0 id from hla own 13 for Davis line to the trieved the Ogden city championship score was 19 While Eureka and American Fork Bees’ five-ya- rd stripe but the ball Friday afternoon at the stadium batLincoln 7 Lehi 0 The game x as a surprise to everybwas brought back when a Logan were tering out a 14-- 0 victory over Weber 8 a tie 11s to Don Coach battling contrast direct to ody Davis in DISTRICT NIX' was detected holdurg county high school In their annual Dixon s Lincoln gridders scored their shoeing against Jordan last w r i Waeatch Academy 12 North Most of the first period was a tussle Weber won In 1939 It was first football win In league competitwax a llfeesji team Its defense 6 victory for Weber held ion Friday This la the first year in punting duel with Rassmussen hav the er1 d Its own Sanpete against passes was poor DISTRICT SEVEN lgers scoreless for three periods Region Five for the Lincoln eleven iin the Pde- - Jus‘ before the period aerial aitac 1 be only medioc re Carbon 33 linUh 0 and the second season that they havei8nded Rasmussen made a wonderful Ogden had the ball on the td niulthe of the Dart line held well but ever participated In the gridiron P°ard run- - 8Vaitiig three Logan line when the thlid quarter ended the Panther hacks slipped around the Morris and Van Dyke made 14 yards tacklers before being brought down sport ends all too frequently as the second quar- - and Van Dyke scored place-kickin- g kicked None of teams our the which Panther on Oefenslr tcr opened and Box Elder took the for the extra point Score Ogden 7 plaved Friday have very much of rd ball on their line From here Weber 0 During First Half Another sustained drive on straight the Bees took up a drive to Logans The Panthers wer on the defensline with Ward and Rass-muss- football mixed with spinners and half but ive In the fakes second score nm for a touch- - place-kic- k Morgan’s 83-sa- rd doing a good share of the Morris netted Ogden Its the ball Van Dyke ball toting A reverse Sycacarrying single of the eecondl Davis not don at the entirely pleased at tills more carrying the ball caught Logan place kicked for the point half seemed put new Ihe into the opened up kith one of Its famous Chea got away late In the game off guard and the ball was downed and out-)assjrks Cowley threw two attar rd on the line A double re- on a fake and a spinner and crossed Plaved the Daxts at their own gam- esec-Wto both Bwan the parses verse with Rassmussen getting th the goal line but a penalty disalloud one being over the goal line ball netted a touchdown lor the Bet! lowed the touchdown It first two touch- Dai la ore-d the try for the extra nilsicct coalry For three quarters Coach Baldy Try for goal failed nos ns In the tret quarter on straight point After Box Elder kicked off a poor Slmklns’ eleven battered at the We foitball but no'hlng tn the eec-- i la ber line with powerlul Uie Panthcrs In Logan punt was taken on the ond In third ud Morgan' Alrr llH “ bnuune peeved at the aerial line Again power plavs took bucks wearing down the warriors came thrmmM kith U run Davis the ball to the the 1 Darts so they staged one line Ward and little by little before the Tigers wcie In on two parses nd for he tnsc v es Steed domg the carrying Morgan threw a 15 fumble and Sycamore able to score Stratford passing with long psvs gave We st was tlie evaded two of the secondary defense a broken finger kept the Tigers on in seiotid score This made y yard puss to Smolka axid It and carried the ball over standing up their toes with long forwards to his count 19-West In the jmlrth prt ‘llfitc!Q'wh West had made dm -backs and ends and many nearly-complet- ed the game Another short pass Again Box Elder failed to convert quarter carriod the ball to Davis' 15-- '' I Mnr8-passes Put the Furlt American Fork Again taking a poor punt from Lo- rd line i? the Darts Intercepted Jary ball on Davis line but the &? Huln a pass and stopped the drive an' Box Elder took the ball deep The summary Du2Tau The Panthers made a D vir'y Into Grizzly territory but Logan held For the ILrat five minutes of th Durts held y''V'VV lc The second half was fairly even 1or'!f first quarter I1" neither gained ground )00’ Dck good for only about 10 iwnimJn ftnd lh DurU thel1 worked nLVyan'Logan tried to puncture the Bee line Then BUI Cowley Davis quarter ” r d'8 field enhiih ie middle of the Reverses also mcnnribut could not gRln run around mada a nice 20-yar- d u- i qb nil fiford On the next ( arhon lht right end anti put the bill on West s wl'fre Urev tumbled B Rlr how- a were the heaved Bees rhb Burk alert air The Quarterback Morgan line Cowley and Brlpas Conovfr m- to Harry Turner who eV(r- - and ony 0l P te mated and took tlw ball to Wests “)'3""’d Pa-’Fur'-ChpmnC- ror 8ubt lutiona HlH two-yar- d Tlie entire Box Elder line AmArun Tnrk - Mt kola for Oaiford pie ted Jurris fur Wests second score llrvfr wild Brvvx bucked rna back-flelF Walker tor tor Hcalr Beinctuci Burke up showed up well and every d over for the touchdown CuViey con They failed to make the extra point Score by periods © A E F mascoT who Weber 0 0 0— © and the score was 18 to 13 man did fine work verted 14 — 14 Ordeji of returns For Logan Worley’s Davis’ second touchdown mme trrIn the fourth period the Panthers ACTUALLY LAUCHS AT1HE Scoring touchdown Ogden — Van Dvk Morrta was touvhdoAn—Viaa Fouua alter punts spectacular Humphreys the kkkoff on twohonilnulng their oicn style of play eitHliuN mediately AAS£ft" 3 also provided some real thrills with Dyke by Briggs Cow ley conrleted two passes one Morgan to a Wm V Weber— Hunter for Bit long shifty SubAtUiitlon MfMa wiBsa his fast fon running the his mbsed Hadley for Huuter Wade for Halei place-klrkshifty first miss Archer putting the ball on Davis EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY’S Hunter for Taylor Barrett Box Eldtr for Lewis Lcr&n o tar this seeL&on West was entirely lure and the other Morgan HarrlR Eainrs Pearce for Chandler Oaden— Hilton for CARTOON out of the OreenweU for Oli&h Ol(Ah for t Kowulmi Do kum this to Archer which was good for 15 Jrhton pictuia duilrtg — emCtreeuwell for Che Darliinr Darling fir J Johnson Goldfish Farrings The Third Atkinson $ quarter yards The last pass was Juggled by e Patera Che for Darling Dockum for HiU B Qulmirj (h pire ruled by Napoleon IH and Euabout four players before Archer fl- 8 OUon ton Hllxn for Jacobsou Whita Davis Mentor some was scene extraorof the Referee— t Umpire — Neuench Reading genie Captain Colley wander Head nally got his hands on rivo ball But e linesman— W atUna Somiftoo Bolling l’e Second dinary extravagances of style NuDavis then tnteicepted another of hb Ward Captain Humphrevs merous woodcuts of that period teslib Ifrorlo' Bvcainora Coach Jack Croft of Davis sent In Mmgans passes DANIELS WINS King on the next 0 Bleed fb O Qulnney tify to the bizarre fashion of live number of mubitltutes a abort time plaV Intercepted a Davis pass on M runnos 8 qo Kan BOSTON Oct 24 (IP) — Dick Danihatrict Ramuwn “Pet goldfish earrings Reference — Teams M Box tba for Jc'iiten ( mark Hie Panthers could BubAtnutioii after the oi’rrvinq of the second quar Standing ridr hard-punchiMinneapolis ticoat Court’’ by Maude Hart Love J Johnson L Jenaeu for R Johnson Pree-- J iels Vton Loat ter Davis b i ied a West kirk on make no ground and kicked Davit poo man for Peters J Johnson for M Jensen heavyweight won on a foul from lace John Day Co New Yoik May I 0 line but the did the same thing and when West the Panthers' C ensfor Free- 1 fKV) U Johnson for L Jensen 0 Rlsko of Cleveland in the 1970 0O0 man Loan —Hull for Bolin g D MrUul-s- o Johnny Darts fumble-and West kUked out opened tip again iutervepted In the seventh round of the Boston Gaiden s ifxh for Worley fcliMon for Qulnney The Pressure In Water from a No iHHTHfrT of danger Jien-00- 0 Two long Dauh passes middle of the field W drifka for Anderson OUon for feature bout here last " SUndm f th le Is Zero — On leaving the nozle of JJut'n92 a i drirkA both Cowley Smith for W Anderson KL Ryan Erics put the Dart Davis completed two more passes - Ingh-presau- re Woo Iot Tt night The low blow which appeared fire hose the stieainL“ for Poalter Kennard for K pvn rd and had the ball on Wests on Wests JO- - ard lint but a 0 3 Rlrhftrtd Boa Sycawas struck while Lider touchdowns— tha In unintentional Carbon gforing stl11 Carbon farorlt has atwd and weight 3 VifAs!c Sl7 Bingliani Runs i AC4Jfftr a possible sor- - line when the game ended Shod Dart penalty more Rasmunen 1 Rtsko was savagely battering Dan- Monroo Is hll It i £1 but pressure Intensity n Srore by period o And immediately Hfter The lineups log chance a 011 S- -h SIII l ies body with both hands Rlsko lrmu nrounir has long been recognized that welgnt ti oni f 3 0 Norm gauprie tins West Intercepted one of Cow-- 1 '’"'i 00 0 0 0 0— 0 u'Pifrhcd 198 and Daniels 183 1- bosen f The green Lii'eh eieven waa outclassed UPpODrUlBa v L)rll9 Uac eiIPCl °n ine WtcnSKy Referee-WaUon ethe Carbon eleven rated a one ol thel Official leva passes tv nol kicked to DavlV 30- - ( it UmpirHead UneAman — CulHmore pounQS ‘Conroy fluid rrpqure Hirongeet teams in the tate l‘’‘'‘’"l leaves worbd the kxaU JJ yard line Uohiis down the field to Weds line 81Jh rt but another Cowleys passes was e the lmo its the J grounded JORBAV PfSTBFCT A rl a s o n ended tajf contest played on Longs- SUnding gf Ihe Trims g T jTimer ttrly fought 1 The PantLiers playing like an Woo Lost Tird Prt 1 om Tooe 6 4 0 tirclv different — and mui h better— 0r er period 3 S17 1 Ormirn 111 i team opened the second half In brll-W'- 'i J 1 f-- u' " e °r 1 3 67 B'nhm 0 711 8 I lkntfashlon wHlioneof thoc l'hv'v( !(iliu’- Ku'pVm TIlftWRon 2 3 0 h Murrey nad pi? Davb iinrmn any gridiron 'K rarfly l nmnprir (AW 0 Hi At nr Kiiiiu Isatch line held but a long pa over Judge Mrmorial wsi kuked off littlp Tommy Morgan (nr imal “’n7r b Molfr'rwU nunH"u'he ini-rWest quarter behind Tooele came and Bingham Cyprus IMHl rPS'Jelntollclowrl- - Th® trF r ’iowB " Jerence ran from his own five-ya- rd through with victories In the Jordan line througlx the entire Davis teamBu 'm Btry f r Hurl Tht nilrv for R'tkh tfmih Bmerir for f Uik NMvn ftr K011 district Friday Bingham and Too for tom hcloffc n iih for Kurt Hrl farTorMnlw cle has no trouble at all hi downing rooters ClRfTl bcrci RI1bIui for Pinw(rh Huhf(inh Ihe We-k8vmn of min Muller the Tigers ripped thrioiniw to Pyrm 313 OS V M kuu first to " ‘"‘vr FX t f did the third al'1 one Aru5 but - after runs i ‘X - frj‘ ‘"’'r' Uintah 33 to Judge Loses 10 fr Rough nvCr iI V'' r iu Murray of over Li‘i!i"ib'7'77 njt on and It Easily Defeats Wasatch Wins Tooele Wins Close One Over 32-Easily Nortli Saiipetc 'I A 000 Carbon Eleven to m i"rrl ir Sn f 'X J “hlff yh VlitaS r-- uwrrTpMnTA through for the counter The in-for the extra point was incompleted prorh Judge 25 to 0 and the latter The second half was a thrilling 'downing Giaiitsvlllo 32 to 0 Cyprus battle with each team endeavoring out a 6 to 0 victory over to put over the winning tallv satch gained conMstentlv but the oiantvvllle was supposed to be the line held whenever lighter team til the district not danger threatened holding the atad- -' jslrorgest Tootle so it looks as If the Chiding on one on the occasion eleven emy state champions have threc-yrar- d marker Coach Brunger ip'endliig prcttv ciPHr sailing from now on nserted Dalplaz as quarter n the clordon blg fuliback for the w Umcrs last three minutes Boino brillUmrly a great game piael J0executed pavses culminating In a 1oW OrntsTin vvard heave from Dalplaz to Spalding 'P"noMfh rair who had only to ratp live yards to STli j‘ Jll’( the goal resulted In the final store n ik H Wl Again tno pass for the added point F liFr was unsiu cesalul For Wa'atih the aiton°uM E'mr H ilf woik of Muller Ballard and Cavenah I qb O AnWitMi Jib stotxl out Bills and Staker allowed TiiYrirr JM1 rbb Lem Andrrson fb up well for banptle luordon BubRntuUon Orm for 8nbr 1ih)0I The lineupl1 for M irttiru flMnston fof Bmtth Shu Aoqttem North Bnp B AndriAfui for lUrton for Prnovch ji tn- - - V?'" 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