Show “V ’ SATURDAY MORNING' OCTOBER 20 193 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 25’ Y U FAC Savoldi Drop Kicks Longs on to Defeat in Arena Feature Battle COLORADO ‘D’ FAVORED TO CONQUER T li two There huskies wHJi be prominent In Saturday’s B Tops Na tional Schedule Y At the in tho Ogden stadium Boulder end He also has handled university football fracas left is Doy Neighbors veteran the blocking halfback assignment lor Navy Bill Saunders this season hut has been shifted back to a wing post where his ability es- peclally as a pass snagger Is expected to prove most valuable Hunt Sanford (right) will be one of the main hopes of the Cougars in the matter of ground gaining He Is slated for the starting assignment at Floyd Merkley’s halfback position Against Utah last week Sanford proved an excellent ground gainer Field in Excellent Condition Game Attracts Fans of Utah OGDEN— Favored to win the colorful grid encounter With B Y U Saturday afternoon in the Ogden stadium Colorado university’ Silver nd Gold squad went through its final drill Indoors Friday With both Utah and Aggies away from home the game is the center of college gridiron interest In Utah this week and hundreds of fans from all sections of the state are expected to be on hand The advance sale of tickets has progressed nicely and given good weather a sizable crowd seems certain The kickoff is slated lor 2 p m Rain and snow forced the Coloradoans indoors but clear skies late dn the afternoon promised an excellent football day for Ogden’s college game — incidentally the only appearance of the C U team in Utah this season The stadium field was not kt all damaged by the rain and unless further storms follow will be in excellent shape for the game Cougars Arrive Outstanding performers of the B Y U- team arrived here Friday night and will be followed by the remainder of the squad Saturday The Cougars are determined to upset the dope against the Coloradoans and will present a formidable front against the Boulder aggregation which dropped its first conference clash to Colorado Teachers last week in the most amazing upset staged in the conference in years B Y U ’ holds victories over Montana State and Occidental college but has been def dhted by Wyoming and Utah Colorado- in addition to its game with Teachers has battled to scoreless ties with Kansas and Missouri in contests 175-Poun- d The matter of scoring punch is Coach Navy Bill Saunders’ big problem Hu charges have gained plenty of ground in every game but goal line punch has been missing This has been generally attributed to mistakes in generalship and the C U quarterbacks Jim Counter and Kayo Only one change took place in the Golden Gloves rankings durLam have held many a session with ing the week Roy King after his great showing last Monday the coach this week class This Driskill a star tackle will be miss- against Cy Bogden was placed on top of the battler looked the part of a real champion ing from the C U lineup because of courageous ‘ and will be hard to topple injuries and will be replaced by Rogle giant sophomore star The The other leaders who are on top backfield has been revamped with of the heap are Terry Orchord Louis Oviatt and Staab slated for starting Nelson Willis Sharp Bill Barnes assignments at halfback spots against Shirl Coleman Floyd Downing Cy the Cougars B Y U’s backfield has undergone Bogden and J Halverson The fifth card of the season next extensive changes since the Utah Monday will find a fine array of fagame with Jack Woodward ready to vorites and some new talent ready take up the quarterback assignment to put on an interesting card the NEW YORK Oct 19 (?)—'The profin place of the injured Frank Measure as Takes Pine White season the out is for feature of which will be the battle essional golfing caravan’s ranks have who between Bill Barnes and Shirl Cole- been split up for the winter season the result of the dislocated shoulder of Weber man Ely by he received In the Utah fracas Hunt group headed for 104 poumU— T Orchard 5 L Middle-to- n with an Sanford will be at halfback in place 27-1-2 3 Ous Kostas 4 K Westerman Score shotmakers Australia but remainithe of Floyd Merkley another casualty 112 pounds— 2 Louis Nelson Bob Bort den 3 J Christensen 4 Bert Brlmhall ng in America will fire away at a and Kay Hart will replace Jim 3 Albert Oargaro sophomore fullback also on the Willis 8harp 3 Roy Hart bigger pot of gold than any campaign Pine high 3 118 pounds— sidelines thu week as the result of a ELY NevT— White George Lindgren 4 Ray Openahaw 5 M Evans Howard Zolintakis 7 Bill has involved since the boom times Weber high McPhee 8 Glen 6Bennett Grant school of Ely defeated combined illness and injury tournaments with 128 pounds— Already 19 Blit Barnes' 2 Alvin Sweeon a slippery Hutchinson u the sole survivor of of Ogden Utah ney 3 C Sweeney 4 Duane Jarrett I last week’s starting crew This has been $64300 purses aggregating 6 7 field here Friday SterJohn Karafotls Douglas Borg ha worked effectively in pracTalbot 8 Isadora Wagner E Harlow manThe running attack of both teams ling 136 pounds— Shirl Coleman 2 Ollmer booked by Robert tice and Hart’s punting may add con9 4 Bevan Glacoma Plhl pete Leonard ager of the tournament bureau of the of the condition to the failed due to the defensive strength Howard Cahoon 6 Bob Heitkamp 7 Professional Golfers’ association siderably ob Carver 8 Louis Kattar 9 Ike Pederof the "Y" team gridiron and White Pines was more sen With several open titles still to be 10 George Kostas 4 the — successful in air completing 147 pounds 3 Warner and Murphy Floyd Downing Nap filled Harlow anticipates that the 2 Ray Rudd 4 Milton Adair Dokms 5 18 forwards Weber of five passed Jim Nackos 6 8 Parkins 7 Carl Bchuck pros may have a stake of more than individual The most interesting three 8 Elmer Stohl 9 Max Hintse 10 Paul $710000 to shoot for when they hit duel of the day will find Captain 24 times completing only first 11 Claude 12 GoodweU scored the Jack the trail at Pinehurst N C locals The in pe Schaffer next Warner B Y U’s starting guard rlod when Biale Bunce Collls to for passed 180 pounds — Cy Bogden 2 Ray month matching his ability against that of 27 over 3 Howard Hales 4 Frank Beames the latter atepping the on yards The richest event long list Murphy brilliant Coloradoan Both the Le Grand Davis Biale converted with a 6 175 e goal are contenders for pounds— Roy King 2 Steve Bog- is the $10000 open kick Collis punted 62 yards den 3S Ooff Dowding 4 Douglas Mona- which inaugurates place tourFlorida the positions Stan Rigoy han and as second the opened quarter in season December nament The rivals are even in weight Heavyweight— J Halverson early an started downfield with in the line while Colorado’s ball car- Weberaerial An drive folriers are considerably heavier than lowed and the Warriors scored The those of the “Y” line buck for extra point was stopped White Pines came back with a drive and Collis slipped past midfield R M C STANDING away for a 35 yard jaunt to score Time — 2 p m Saturday Place — Ogden stadium The kick for extra point was missed B Y U COLORADO UNIVERSITY After a scoreless third period the locals opened the final canto with a series of passes Collis taking one for 23 yards and a touchdown Biale converted with a place kick Soon after Weber recovered a White Pines line fumble on the Bobcat and passed for a score but the kick was wide White Pmes found its passes knocked down and resorted to Saturday's Schedule U Denver at Denver Utah Yt straight football for another tally Utah Asfiet vs Wyoming at Iaramt Novak converted Colorado D vs B T U at Orden vs at Colorado Teachers Colorado Collet TOWELS IV DEMAVD Colorado Sprints Average weight line —B Y U 184 Colorado 184 “ Colorado Mines vs Colorado Airies at Ormnasts at the University of WisconAverage weight backfield — B Y U 1665 Colorado 1787 sin use about 4500 towels per week Fort Collins Average weight starting lineup — B Y U 1777 Colorado 182 B Y U SQUAD (Ott Romney Coach) Wt No— Name Wt No — Name No— Name Wt 185 g 160 60 Favero 2 K Hart fb165 31 Dean e 81 o 180 Oaka 200 32 Roper t 185 Tea t al Roy King Goes to Top in Single Change Is Made in Golden Gloves Amateur Boxing Ratings During Week S' Vf s' t Richer Purses ed WARRIORS LOSE Seen j L for Pros GRANITE CREW Brilliant 1 Dur-ran- 1 27-1- 2 d 1 1 1 th Miami-Biltmor- 1 v d B Y TJ vs Colorado U ’ I’1"0 ij’ Comtek - Pro:S I Sr 1 CbOv ETHEADS asioVas e r'1CT0Br ' s 325 S0CWceU 7 Rigby 19 21 22 23 24 26 26 28 f hb 180 160 180 145 34 Pehrson g e 40 M Johnson 42 Black hb o 4$ Wright 49 Tavlor g 58 Hibbert hb 54 Gillespie e 55 Merkley hb 56 D Simmons qb 165 185 62 63 Hutchinson hb 165 65 Cook W’arner g t 181 187 200 191 185 180 193 16 170 170 66 Asay t Woodward qb e 185 67 Giles 980 Dnrrant fb 68 D Johnson t 145 Wheeler e J'JlSt 173 70 Waldo t 168 B Hart hb 158 — Kavachevichc Sanford hb175 145 — Gardner hb 150 Law hb 17 g 7 G Simmons hb 175 — Haws 180 29 Merrill e 165 180 58 Vest e 29 Peterson e 180 30 Alexander g 175 59 LaComb qb COLORADO UNIVERSITY SQUAD ("Navy Bill” Saundera Coach) Wt No — Name Wt No— Name Wt No—Name 180 18 Nelson e S Cheney fb 16g 30 R Bailey hb 170 180 21 Driskill t C Staab hb 203 186 185 22 Neighbors e 7 Oviatt' hb 23 Hartman e 160 185 8 Lam qb 171 17m 24 Murphy g 9 Counter qb 180 11 Gelwick hb190 25 March g 174 180 26 Simons e 12 Hansen e 14 Wagner fb 175 27 Anderson hb 180 187 28 Modrich 168 1 Drain t g Officials — Referee Homer Warner University of Utah umpire Al Williams Washington State college head linesman Lon Rump Montana State college field judge Roy Cahoon a’ e Baldwin qb Booth 14-- 0 Running Brings Victory Defense Holds Farmers all-st- 1 - A crowd of 80000 — possibly the largest of the day— will see Coach Jock Sutherland hurl his Pitt Panthers against the big Gopher eleven of Minnesota in a game which will place the winner in the forefront of championship contenders MlnnesAla Favored Minnesota looking even more formidable than Coach Bernie crack 1933 machine is the favorite despite the strength Pitt flashed in routing Southern California last week The biggest galleries of the year are expected to witness a program bristling with contest of secUonal and conference importance and liberally sprinkled with intersectional duels New York has gone entirely collegiate with four games to choose from three of them of top flight caliber St Mary’s has come all the way across the country to meet Ford ham In one of the most colorful of interactional rivalries A capacity crowd of 57000 is looked for at the Polo grounds Columbia goea after the scalp of and another eastern rival Navy Michigan State the giant killer of the middle west plays Manhattan in Indications are these Brooklyn scraps will be witnessed by crowds of 32000 and 25000 respectively Yale tackles Brown before 30000 and if Hie weather is clear 50000 may see Harvard in action against The advance tide has Holy Cross reached 33000 Elsewhere in the east Penn's sophomore backfield hopes to gallop to victory over Tigers Virginia and Washington and Lee come up from the south to test Dartmouth and Princeton while Army takes its last warmup against Sewanee after a disastrous start PRICE— Chalking up their third nonconference victory of the season as against one defeat the Carbon high Friday defeated Granite on the Klwanis athletic field The Miners scored a touchdown within the first two minutes of play After 'receiving the kickoff Granite failed to gain m two plays and Fish diminutive punted to Boyd Carbon quarterback who racetl 60 yards for a touchdown aided by some good blocking by his mates The kick for extra point was wide In the same quarter Carbon recovered a fumble on the Granite line but lost the ball on downs Granite attempted a running play but Captain Launs threw the ball loss The Farmcarrier for a ers then tried to kick out of danger but Launs again broke through and downed the punt behind the goal line for a safety scoring two points After Jackson Jewkes had returned the second half kickoff to the Carbon 34 yard marker the Miners launched an offensive that end ed in another touchdown Fossatt carrying the ball over The kick for extra point struck the crossbar During this third pe nod offensive the Mineis recorded six successive first downs By 14-- should score three times Stanford-SaFrancisco U: Stanford slowed up with injuries but should win by dose margin U S State: U S C better on offense by 14 points Oregon-Idaho- : Oregon meets a good line but can score twice MontanA-MontanMines: A pushover for Montana Pick St St n CARBON Lurli Psppm Snow Forsyth Mathis M dewkes Cory Pish Vecchio Aramaic! re Ft rie lx It le qb Mary’a-Fordha- Mary’s club: Santa Santa Clara will run the dubmen out of Clara-Olympi- c gas rhb lhb fb Kramer Anderson Faust Jewkes Substitutions Carbon — Fossatt Simone Colseani Morgan Daugherty Allred Milano Austin Sllvauntc Higgins Asay Brown Austin Granite —Shores Erickson Allen Officials Adamson referee Thompson umpire Hunsaker head linesman Fresno Teachers Down Staggmen STOCKTON Cal Oct 19 Alonzo Stagg’s College of the Pacific Tigers bowed to the Fresno State Teachers rival in the far western conference by a score of 7 to 6 here tonight missing a tie by the margin of a conversion try that went MV-Am- os awry Held scoreless throughout the first three quarters of play the Staggmen rushed over a touchdown In the final period only to fail in the attempt for the extra point Fresno had scored and converted in the third quarter GRIDDER DIES HUGOTON Kau Oct 19 UP)— Charles Dickerson Jr high school student died here today of injuries received in a practice football game this we-His spine was broken and his neck twisted d only a few days after the accident One of the reasons for this expression of opinion is that we heard severay hundreds of people put forth the game view another is that it's gonna be pretty hard for anybody to pick a flaw it the card This is not to say that there haven’t more been brilliant individual a good many years Jo AWN Bnveldi A RFSrTTi t Threo 218 Lonsoon Salt Lake City Havoldt wen first fail 9 mimteet drop-kic- k London 40 wen second seconds flying tackle Bavoldl won third XI min-te- st Mich defeated 2 0 BUI drop-kic- k No Loyola of Los Angeles-Arizonquestion about Loyola here Dope even but favor Utah Colorado-BrighaYoung Ut Colorado wins this one Wyomlng-UtaAgglei: Favor tho Aggies Colorado Aggleo-- o 1 o r a d o Mines: Again we like the Agglei Teaehen-Colorad- o Colorado College looks IlkeHha Teacher" day By GUS DORAIS (Coach University of Detroit) Picking the winners: Plttsburgh-MinnesotMinnesota : Marquette-CentreMarquette Tech: Notre Notre Dame should win Michigan-GeorgiTech : Both have had troubles but I’ll pick Michigan : Too much Berwanger Chicago Utah-Denve- r: h Dame-Carnegi- e Trlbune-Chlcas- Alabama-Tennesse- - y y a Jack Wattier 207 FvovMeneo R I defeated Al Newman 813 match 12 Balt Lake City one-fa- il minutes i double reverse arm bar Del Rank el 160 Salt Lake City Brentano Jack defeated Ni match XI minMontreal one-fa- d utes i body stam Hans flrhultz 217 New York Sail City defeated BUI Hanson 201 Lake City one fall match 19 minutes Haasea disqualified for slugging Mike 10 Ball Wally Thompson Balt take City and Al Boyd 1 ity drew In time limit i uo fall matches at the arena than there were Friday but we do not recollect a time when a program in totality stood up as that one did There was a roaring finale in the match between Joe Savoldi and BUI Long son but we believe the best and certainly the most versatile grappling we have seen on one single card was given by Jack Wagner and One won the other Jack Brentano lost but what’s victory or defeat 'twixt wrestlers? Cyclonic Battle The windup between Savoldi and Longson was sho’ ’nuff a cyclonic mat battle Within our memory we have never seen two fall achieved In less than three minutes But thst Is the record of the firat two dump Friday night Savoldi won the first fall in two minutes and Longson s of one won the aecond in For the first fall Savoldf minute applied five holds — three headlocka one flying tackle and one drop kick For the second fall Longson applied two holds both flying tackles It 1 alleged that Bill mixed up a competent double forearm uppercut with one of hu tackles but who can prove it? The boys were probably ashamed of themselves for cutting things so fine in the first two falls so they took 24 minutes for the third and every one of the 24 minutes wa filled with swift action Joe used (Onntlnud on Followlna Fa) two-third- k Temple Defeats West Virginia Women Wind 1934 Up Activity GRANITE Gunderson Phillips matters All Pappas Iverson season important were closed at a Keddlngton Golf Miller Heesh Price C D a State-Colgat- Methodist-Oklahom- J start with we believe we are betraying no confidential matter when we venture to aay that Friday By JAMES PHELAN (Coach University of Washington) night’s wrestling show at tha arena Californla-C L A: California was the best the place has put on in may get going against Georgia Tech before 25000 fans at Ann Arbor Ohio State entertains Colgate in another intersectional Notre Dame bout squares off with its old jinx Carnegie Tech with 30000 cuatomers exA Purdue comepected in the stands at South Bend back if Purvis is in shape Starts Manhattan-MichlgaState: MichiBig Ten Purdue and Wisconsin will make gan State Ohio State Ohio their Big Ten starts at Lafayette ChiIowa Iowa State: Iowa cago goes after another conference victory at the expense of Indiana By HARVEY WOODRUFF The southern program is topped by e Tribune Berrlee Balt Lake e the game at Bir- Chicago 14 Indiana 7 be of will both Title hopes mingham 7 Wisconsin 0 Purdue at stake before 25000 North CaroMinnesota 14 Pittsburgh 7 lina plays Kentucky and a homecomMichigan 0 Georgia Tech 0 la at 24000 crowd of predicted ing Ohio State 13 Colgate Oi Chapel hill Tulane and Georgia hook Iowa 20 Iowa State 7 up in another aoutheastern championNotre Dame 13 Carnegie Tech 0 ship game Nebraska 14 Oklahoma 0 In the far west Southern CaliforKansas State 13 Kansas 7 nia will try to recuperate against OreMichigan State 13 Manhattan 0 A crowd gon State at Los Angeles South Dakota State 15 North Dathe of 25000 is anticipated while kota 6 of California at Princeton 13 Washington and Los Angeles battle at Berkeley may Lee 6 draw a like attendance Holy Cross 14 Harvard 7 The high spots of the southwestern Yale 14 Brown 7 the are program Army 20 Sewanee 9 and Southern Dartmouth 20 Virginia 7 Aggies contests St Mary’i 13 Fordham 7 Columbia 20 Navy 7 Alabama 2o Tenn 13 Duke 20 Davidson 6 Tulane 14 Georgia 0 Stanford 13 San Francisco 6 7 California Southern Oregon State 0 19 Colorado Young 6 Oct 19 MV-He- ld California 7 UBrigham PHILADELPHIA C L A 0 Temtwo for periods powerless Colorado Aggies 13 Colorado Mines ple university’s football forces un- 0 leashed a driving offensive m the Colorado Teachers 10 Colorado colthird period tonight to storm across 7 for four touchdowns and a 28 to 13 lege Utah 14 Denver 7 victory over the Mountaineers from Oregon 20 Idaho 0 West Virginia Montana 20 Montana Mines 0 Fifteen thousand fans packed TemUtah State 13 Wyoming 0 ple stadium to see Glenn (Pop) Warner shoot in his first string hajfbacks By ANDREW KERR in the big third quarter a move that (Coach Colgate University) necesoffensive the its Owls’ gave Columbia-Navy- : Favor Columsary dash and resulted in all of the bia In close game Temple scoring Fordham-S- t Mary’s: Very even St Mary’s State: Manhattan Michigan Michigan State N Y N Y U Amherst n U: Bates Bowdoln-WllllsmWilliams Califorma-Umversit- A Wagner Gives Fine Dis play So Does Brentano Fans Enjoy Treat To n b at tomorrow Purdue-Wiscons- TRIMS HOOF WHERE By EDDIE BRIETZ NEW YORK Oct 19 (AP)— For the second time in as many wpeks Pittsburgh will be the football capital of the United States ‘ Chicago-Indlana- CARBON JOE PLACES IT’S POTENT a I During Winter NEVADA FRACAS Race for Seasonal Grid Rating Michigan 'i 175-pou- two-fist- Winner Will Hold Commanding Position in Bier-man’- s Fight Ranking back-fiel- Battle Pitt-Minnes-ota of the 1934 meeting of association Bates-Bosto- Dirt : Dartmouth-Virgin!- mouth with some to spare Dickinson-AUeghenDickin son the Utah Women's Friday1 Georgetown-WilliaMrs Norman E Mork secretary of the organization announced that Georgetown Harvard-Hol- y a plaque will be given to the win- too powerful ner of the women’s team match comLehigh-Panpetition for the season Sc Sale! Mary Holy Cross Cross: Men’s Sample State: Penn State Rutgers by field n Penn-Rutger- WOMFN FN1 HUSIA5TIC GOI FERS goal margin There are more women golfers In Buenos Pittsburgh Minnesota: Aires Argentina than In any other Latin Lund runs wild In the world city Baer ¥ Amherst-Rocheste- Pitt HATS unless Threatens to Fight 98 Under Dempsey Promotion Cal Oct 19 Baer who arrived here today for another whirl at the movies proclaimed “If Madison Square Garden doesn't quit this funny business I'll defend my title in New York or Philadelphia next with Jack Dempsey as HOLLYWOOD W5)— Max promoter” Baer said the Garden was to pick him an opponent by next June and in elimination bouts Steve Hamas already had defeated Max Schmehng and Art Las-k- y ‘and now they’re talking about matching the two losers and having me meet the winner of a bout between them “Now I ask you what the public think of that’ "I don't care who 1 would fight" be went on “all I want is the fellow that the public thinks has a chance to beat me It looks to me as though 'Hamas has eliminated everybody but Old Satchel Feet Camera and I don’t care which one of these two guys I ' fight “As far as heavyweights kid brother them ” Maurice of the rest of the are concerned my" Buddy can lick Lasky Reg $35t) A limited number of high-grad- e genuine fur felt hats Grays in the newest styles and browns Sizes 6 78 to A real opportunity that 7H no man should miss brother-manage- r Art arrived here tonight from New York with the following announcement“I don’t think - Max Baer wants to fight any more It is my belief that he is through with the ring But if Max still wants to scrap then Art is ready to meet him” MAIN AND BROADWAY The Thrift turner of SALT LAKE CITY A - i- 4 1 |