Show OCTOBER 25 1932 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING 11 FLEET SOUTH BACKS THREATEN JORDAN SUPREMACY Returns to Cub Lineup CHAMP READY NOTRE DAME FOR BATTLE I BATTLESPITT WES KETCH ELL HURTS HAND ROUT IS OFF ry LOS ANGELES Oct 4 Flrpo's light heavyweight light scheduled here lor tomorrow niht was called off today when it was found Impossible to get a aultable substitute for his opponent Wesley Ketehell Salt Lake aouthpaw who injured his hand in training The Utah boxer who has been going great guns in these parts expects to be fit again within a short time his trainer reports (flV-Hen- to WITHLOCALS IN FEATURE Dai is Tackles Granite in Other Salt Lake District Encounter Panthers Expected to Give South Bend Outfit By PIUL McLEESE By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent 24 — The NEW Oct YORK curtain rises Saturday on the last half of the 1932 football pageant with Notre Dame and Pittsburg thundering at each other in one of the most significant grid encounters of the sea Real Struggle Jordan Bectdiggers defending Salt Lake distilct Utah state and southwestern champions their hardest games may get one of of the season Wed- nesday when they tangle with South on the suburban’s school’s gridiron Coach Eddie Kimball's titlcholders have won from West 13 6 in their only league game of the season so far whereas the Cubs have lost to both East and Granite No Blight But those two defeats are not so very much of a blight on the strength of the Cubs They lost by one touchdown to East which then went on to defeat Davis 18 13 and give the Granite Farmers a decided scare And the Cubs' loss to Rex Sutherland's outfit amply demonstrates that Bob Davis has assembled an upusu ally strong defensive club As a matter of fact play during the last half of the Granite South game and probably a little more was in Farmer territory Granite's drive through for its lone score was genu Ine enough but that was the only real offensive thrust they weie able to carry off ngatnst the stout Cub forward wall and alert secondary defense Futhermore not once since the first of the season has Bob Davis' regular baokfielij been intact Against East little Pignatero one of the cleverest open field runners in the district was able to play only about ten minutes five at the end of the second quarter and the other five at1 the close of the game because of an Injured loo Three Out And against Granite Bob Harris and fullback Buxton quarterback K Smith half were on the bench with injuries But Wednesday Bob Davis will have two of these youngsters in the game and the Jordan defense will have to be unusually good to stop them and Pignatero who has fully Harris is not yet able to recovered take his place The Beetdigger ends haven't been given a really thorough test yet for when Jordan played West the Pan thers worked the center of the line more than they did the outside Pig na'ero and Buxton will give that Beetd gger forward wall plenty to worry about But undoubtedly the champions are ready for the invasion Kimball has been working his youngsters hard for two weeks ever since tne West game are in excellent and the athletes shape Hansen hard hitting fullback Wili give the Cub line a thorough test and the cutting back of Bennion on offtackle plays and end runs and the offtackle smashes of young Dow will be pretty hard to stop Other Game The other game to be played In the Salt Lake djtrict this week be tween Granite and Davis at Kays-villshould also produce some good football and be exceptionally interesting to watch The Farmers will oppose as powerful a line as they have run across this week and the Darts have a wicked passing attack as well as some clever bail carriers A total of only seven games have In addition to the been scheduled two in the Salt Lake district Giants-villgoes to Cyprus and Tooele to Bmgham Wednesday In district four Huntington traveis to Ferron Wednes In seven and Wasatch to North v day Sanpete Friday in eight 0 e e Tiro Washington Elevens Have Easy Contests SharBOSTON Oct 24 (UP)-Jn- rk key world's heavyweight champion probably will defend his title in Bos ton against either Max Baer Prinvo Cerneia or Stanley Poreda it appeared tonight Johnny Buckley Sharkey's manager confeired today with William F Carey president of New York's Madison Square Garden who come to Boston to see Buckley and to Investigate conditions at the Boston garden Bucklev told Carev his fighter would next defend his title only In Boston and against an opponent who is acceptable to him Carey had asked Buckley if Sharkey would agree to meet Max Schmel- - This contest will boost or blast the national championship hopes of the South Bend Ramblers one of the country's three outstanding contend ers for the title Notre Dame has emerged from the first five weeks of play ranking with Southern California on the Pacific coast and Colgate m the east as log leal aspirants for the national crown Fresh from a convincing 42 0 vie lory over Carnegie Tech the Ramblers tarkle one of the east's most formidable teams In the Pitt Panthers The Indiana outfit is favored but Jock Sutherland’s Panthers who were good enough to beat Army—despite Saturday's scoreless tie with Ohio State — will be keyed for heroics against Notre Dame Trojans Kest The other two national lenders will not be tested Southern California has an open date and the Red Raiders of Colgate has an easy murk in Penn State Meanwhile another Interesting eastern encounter matches the unbeaten teams of Columbia and Cornell and the experts aie expected to split wide open in this affair Pur due should trounce New York university in their important intersec tionul clash but another tossup is slated between the undefeated squads mar of Harvard and Brown Unless Har-- i Kimball Smith hard hi'tlng Scu'h performer who will p vard plays better football than against 10-pear in the Cub starting lineup against Jordan Wednesday for the first Dartmouth despite its victory it will lose to Brown time in several weeks lie has been nursing a back injury Other good eastern matches pair Temple with Carnegie Tech Pennsyl vania vs Navy Army vs William and Mary and Yale vs Dartmouth candidate Tennessee outstanding for southern conference honors faces strong opposition in Duke while Au burn another leading Dixie con tender should breeze over Misslssip pi Vanderbilt is favored over Georgia Tech Alabama and Kentucky is a toss up and V P I should trounce Washington and Lee DISCOUNT UNTIL OCT 31 ON A Grid Stars Shine Upon All Fronts Furnishes MenMelinkoiich Many tioned Among Group Notre Dame By GEORGE KIRKSEY baU CHICAGO Oct 24 stars are twinkling all over the mid with die western front this season half a dozen or more of the most prominent players bona fide candi dates for the mythical All America team Notre Dame alone boasts of perhaps the greatest group of players in the entire countiy The stars are so numerous on the Notre Dame squad that the diffetence between a first team and a second team man is so slight that Coach Heartly Anderson doesn’t yet know whether his var sitv or shock troops are the stronger The major pait of Notre Dames schedule starts this week with the Pittsburgh game and it will be late in November before the great and near great can be shifted apart On their woik in the first three games it can be safely stated that Ed Krause and Joe Kurth are two of that the finest tackles in the land that Alexander is a great center Host and Kosky are fine ends that Lukats Melinkovich Banas Kokcn and Jaskwhieh aie outstanding backs There may be additions and subtractions from that list ere No vember has run its course The Big Ten has a bumper crop of stellar playeis except perhap at tarkle where there isn't as yet a single outstanding man The class of the ends centers qunr terharks and fullbarks is unusuallv high in the Big Ten this season with ‘lie outstanding man at those posi tions at the end of the season likely to merit All American consideration Although it's a bit early to catalogue the players the following ap pear outstanding on their peiform ances in October competition (UPl-Foot- IMPORTANT QIESTION An exceptionally important ques ion whether to continue the choos ng of a state high school football champion will bt one of the princi pal matters for dis cussion and actior at the annual gen "!"!1"! 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Firestone give you the greatest spark plug value and most dependable efficiency ever offered Come in today and let us test your spark plugs— free Our test will show you actual plug conditions 1 Those who favor the choosing of the champion point out SAN FRANCISCO Oct 24 (UP) that It a strong and vital incentive to Glenn Scobey Warner tonight put every high srbool football plaver thoughts of Saturday's defeat of Stan In the state ford by U S C behind him at Palo They say that this Alto and started preparations for the choosing is the essence the culmination of competition which In game with U C L A The Bruins turn is the essence of sport conquerors of Oregon were not rated There most certainly is a great a pushover by "Pop" deal In what those advocates of a A University of Nevada football But team once held a California "wonder championship plavoff say on the other hand there la also sqyiad" to a scoreless tie So while next Saturday's contest was rated a something In the objections which the opponents of the plan put "breather” for California Coach Bill forth Ingram is not easing up on piactice at 1 hese opponents snv that the plav Bei kelcy off carries the sports too late into the! season ahd that it therefore woik too muih of a hardship on the th letes Coaches who are closer to the voungsters than anyone else say that 'his Is a mistake however The con ference plan apparently is the most feasible for the reduction of the play ing time Five committees which will conduct LUCK WITH HIM affairs of (he Nibley Park Golfers’ asLewis West end ordinarily Is sociation during the 1033 season were good pa'-- catcher but he had plenty announced Monday by Sid Harmon of help from lurk on one aerial play course professional The committees were named by in the Panthers’ contest with Davis Jack Cook recently elected presl last week dent of the association who made A pass piny was called In the second his appointments after conferring quarter and Lewis was destined to with Al Emery vice 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will be in a Boston ring and against the New York Garden" he said Bean opponent who is acceptable to us" tore making a definite statement he Buckley said "Sharkey is a Boston said he would discuss the matter with boxer and would draw more money his directors and attorneys here than in any other city" He sug "Under Shat key's contract with the Rested Camera Poreda or Baer as New York Garden" he said “we must who name would draw well an opponent who is acceptable opponents pointing out that Schmeling made to Sharkey That gives him the whip " two a for wait hand return Sharkey years bout after their fust encounter While Carey would prefer New Carey said he was "not adverse to York ns the spot for a championship promoting a chnmpionship bout in bout he remarked that he had always felt a title bout m Boston would draw Boston" "We can stage the contest under the “a record gate” especially with Shardirection of ttie Boston garden Sport- key as the principal son SEATTLE Wash Oct 24 (UP)— 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