Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 26 NOVEMBER 3 1034 SATURDAY MORNING ATTLE Undefeated Farmers Airplane Favored But Cougar Crew Plans Surprise Spin Turns Into Tailspin for Pat Frailey STAGES RUN STARS TAKE PART ‘Y’ Primed to Fight to Last Ditch in Homecoming Day Fracas Loganites’ At- country run af Brigham Young university will be held Ssturday aver a twa and course The event will finish between the halvea at the wmual B Y 8 A C football ame Several stars have entered the event Including the 1933 winner Max Andrews Last year Andrews severed the distance la tack Built Around Ityan Yl'U prepare to continue their thrilling football feud in the "Y" stadium at Provo Saturday afternoon The kickoff is set for 2 p m The heavily-favore- d Aggies are going into the fray in "duck soup” mood but exa but anything pect a terrific scrap from their Cougar rivals who have a persistent habit of playing their best football against the Loganites On the other hand the "y" is not at all downhearted The Cougar aggregation has won two conference tilts this season and has lost three while the Aggies in three appear- - 13:011 ner Y’ Students ler60 ii Equipment for that first shot on November 4th with the best of brand standard equipment Be prepared Z C M I 8 porting Goods your shopping headquarters Make Remington Kleanbore Shells Nitro-Expre- ss SI 10 SI 05 SI OO Shur-Sh- I ot 89 85 ge 79 RED FLANNEL SHIRTS that glva you extra protection agatnt the cold All sizes apeclal J 0Q HIGH P053FR Field Glass Four-pow- lenses that bring close and clear Just object what you need lor all sorts of Use— views from hilltops hunting motoring— all for Stationery Dept — Street Floor 100 TL (porting C M Good -- n Street Floor' ltr63 rgl37 rel14 gies 181 No— Name 4 Nelson qb 3 Jackson qb ( Warden hb Fuller hb 7 Rasmussen qb 9 R Gutke qb 12 B Christiansen t 13 Vtangsgaard g 14 Whitesides 17 Mabey g 18 Handley fb 19 Lorkver fb 20 Hauck hb 21 Dempsey c U S A C SQUD (F L Romney Coach) 3VL No — Name 3Vt No — Name 145 25 Hendricks t 176 47 Boam g 140 26 Matthews g 173 48 Kowallls t 171 27 Turley c 170 40 Draper fb 145 157 152 178 172 183 178 165 170 160 160 20 Ryan hb 30 Rencher g 31 Blanton hb 32 35 pi d r 31 rullen e 35 Peterson g 36 Rnndquist t 3 7 35 hite g 37 Spencer e 30 Hansen hb 42 A Favero e B Y V 181 166 173 108 170 210 170 172 201 Tripp Fide r g 54 Etzel t 55 Mullencpnx 56 Simmon' t 57 Abott hb 60 Bunker e 61 Densley t g - 175 177 178 173 178 185 e 10 182 150 165 173 63 Wade 1M 165 SQUAD (Ott Romney Coach) 3Vt No — Name fb 170 43 Haws g 5 D Simmons qbl55 40 Wheeler e 178 168 49 Taylor 20 B Hart hb 185 g 22 Woodward qb 150 50 Gardner htl 170 172 26 Sanford hb 165 54 Gillespie e 150 57 G Simmons hb 175 28 Law hb 180 58 Vest e 29 Merrill e 165 30 Alexander g 175 60 Fsvero g 185 165 61 Oaks r 178 36 Pehrson g 87 Kavachevlche 160 62 Hutchinson hb 181 40 M Johnson c 185 63 Allred e 163 Official! Warner referee Kump umpire man No — Name 2 K Hart 51 52 4 3Vt- No— Name 65 66 66 67 68 69 70 71 Cook Asay t t Tea t Giles e D Johnson Warner g Waldo t Verney t 33 1 200 180 200 185 g 180 183 198 All hooked up for an airplane spin Frailey suddenly found himself tied hand and arm and forced into submission for the third and deciding fall of the main event of the evening’s card Each had taken a fall In a set-tthat o evidently waa highly satisfactory to the spectators The proud and haughty Frailey scenting victory hoisted Wagner in approved style for the Team P S 8 8 8 8 8 D PAPti WH 14 7 I 0 4 4 4 3 1 3 3 3 6 7 ARENA RESULTS Jack Wgnrr 207 Providence R I defeated Fat Frailer 319 Renton Wagner won first fall 14 minutest step-ovtoehold Frailey won second 14 minutest leg won Wagner strangle toehold third II minutes i arm scissors wrist lock Fddie Lewis 308 Houston Texas and Walter Sireis 311 Toronto drew lewis won first fall 14 min ntesi body slam Physician refused to permit Lewis to proceed owing to opening of scaJp weund reIn ceived automobile accident Referee rated match a draw Al Newman Salt Lake City Bill defeated Seattle Thornton fit LEAGUE SO 3 12 1 21 1 16 0 23 0 7 S 11 11 10 17 10 9 9 4 46 2 match 12 minutest reverse double arm ban and 151 Ogden Ralph Morley 1AK McCann Farl (Wildcat! Beattie drew one-fa- ll match time limit i ne fail one-fa- air whirl But the whirl Instead the astonished Frailey was fastened in a double action grip which so entangled his arms and wrists that triumph for Wagner was only a matter of mowell-know- n Sunday's Schedule At Ocden — Ogden vs Callles Kickoff 3 30 p m Referee McKenny At Fairgrounds— Singers vs Oermanla Kickoff 1 46 p m Referee Joe Mole vs Vikings at Fairirrounds Kickoff 4 45 p m Referee Centner failed The Viking who hold Sewn first place with k margin of 4 points over the second place Germania club will clash with Hollandia Sunday In the feature week-ensoccer encounter The game will be pLayed at the fairgrounds beginning Bt 3:45 p m Two other encounters are also on the weekend schedule The Calhes travel to Ogden and the Singer and Germania elevens will take the field just prior to the feature battle The game in Ogden is scheduled for 3 30 p m Germania will be favored in its clash with the Singer club Germania still has an outside chance to overtake the league leaders and are to be at their best Sunday d to whirl ments one of the leading among the national heavyweight elite gave a fine exhibition of skill and strength but the wily Wagner who may not be so much on strength who is sho’ 'nuff strateegical turned hi cunning to such good account on numerous occasions that he was by lonfcVdds the favorite of the crowd Manifestation of sentiment in Jack’s cause was the more prothe spectators nounced because thought Pat used some questionable methods when there wasn’t the least occasion for it Wagner Popular As a mtter of fact Wagner since his first appearance here has torch-beare- Frailey on Pa George Guiles- ley also is an excellent blocker pie (right) veteran Cougar end is counted upon for a stellar performance against the favored Thatcher Handley (left) Utah Aggie fullback Is looked upon as a mainstay of the Farmers in their battle with B Y U at Provo Saturday afternoon A great defensive player Hand- - Staters i Gaels Take 9 to 6 Battle From W S C By RUSSEL J NEWLAND KEZAR STADIUM San Francisco Cal Nov 2 (AP) — Back into the national football picture galloped the Gaels of St Mary’s today with a smashing well earned 9 to 6 victory over the Cougars encounter that kept of Washington State college in a north-sou20000 fans on edge throughout an exciting afternoon It remained lor a halfback re claimed from the ranks of reserves a few weeks ago Harry (the Horss) COWBOYS MAY Mattos and a substitute end Vic Strub to turh the tide of battle in favor of Coach Ed Madigan’s swift striking stalwarts and account for one more St Mary’s victory in the comeback after the stunning reversal by Nevada three weeks ago Mattos rifled one of his long passes to Strub in the final period and the latter taking the oval on the dead run over the goal line scored the poihts that brought defeat to a team which still is unbeaten m Pacific Coast conference play first Washington State scored eight minutes after the game opened 50 With the ball on the yard line the Cougars gained 10 yards on penalties and from the 38 yard mark Quarterback Ed Goddard shot a pass to Right End Brett who ran 20 yards full to score Roger Dougherty back missed the placekick try for point The Gaels came back with a mighty drive that netted 70 yards as the first quarter ended Two yards more were added on the opening play of the second period but the Cougars held line for downs on their Twice more in the period St at the touchdown Mary’s knocked door but Washington States great defense turned back each threat Unable to gain on the line after reachmark the Gaels went ing the alter tallies through the fild goal route left tackle Herb Meister placekicked the ball from the line and the Californians went in at half time trailing three points four-yar- d WORRY ROCKY MOUNTAIN C A C CONFERENCE a Schedule This Colorado va Colorado Mines at Golden Utah Aag’ea va Brigham Young at Provo va Denver at Denver Colorado Collage Wyoming va Colorado Agglea at Fort Collins Arisona Teachers va Weatern State at Ounntson While Utah Aggies and B Y U hold the R M C western division spotlight with their traditional clash at Provo Saturday eastern division teams will have a comparatively mild weqk-en- d Colorado U loorriing as a serious menace to Utah and Utah Aggies meets feeble opposition from Colorado Mines at Golden Denver tackles weak Colorado college aggrega- Uon at Dmver’ and Western State has nonconference affair against the Arizona State Teachers Colorado Aggies are expecting serious trouble from a dangerous Wyoming team and this game holds promuse of proving the hardest fought Score by period - Harry another C A Houghe- - is predicting C defeat but hisl ashinMon State charges are favored to take the Cow S 6—9 v 0 Mary itno camp DV a small score oe eor'nn Touchdow- n9&hirtoh Brett St Mar s acoring Touchdown- the defeat at Boulder a Strub tub for Pennlno Field CO— Meiater gpitf4 week ago tplacekickj W St Agua Caliente 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the new Bay Meadowa track first to be built since pari mutuel betting was legalized in the state two years ago stages its inaugural program The 30000 capacity of the modern plant a onetime San Francisco newsboy William P Kyne conceived and put over is expected to be nearly taxed by fans coming from as far away as Seattle m addition to every part of this state Since he first became interested in racing more than 20 years ago Kyne’s ambition had been to own and operate a modern track He was instrumental in reviving the sport in California and the present plant is the culmination of his dream While Peter B Kyne the author heads the California Jockey club controllingis the track as president "Bill" the guiding spirit of the racKyne ing strip proper lie will act as general manager racing secretary and The two in several minor positions Kynes are not related7 A quarter million collar totalisator first to be used in the far west and the fifth In the country will be one of the features of the plant located on the former 108 acre ait of a comA landmercial aviation company ing field for fans who like to travel by air Is to be laid out on ground adjoining the track rs Twf nty-!r- WIN A FORD Gloomy Williams head P FALL SOCCER f Standing Holland! 2i5 lines- - Loop Singers Cougars vs Aggies Kickoff 2 p m UTAH AGGIES No — Name Pos Wt Wt No — Name 54 Gillespie 112 165 Bunker 66 Asay 180 198 Wade 60 Favero 185 35 Peterson 210 Igr 49 Wheeler 178 32 Ward c 202 69 Warner (C) 185 172 White’ 70 Waldo 198 182 56 Simmons rtl 61 Oaks 178 183 Whitesides 22 Woodward 157 150 7 Rasmussen qb 26 Sanford 165 184 lhbr29 Ryan 62 Hutchinson 181 173 Blanton rhbl31 2 K Hart 165 18 Handley fb 165 Average weight lum — B YU 182 Utah Aggies 187 Average weight bachs— B Y U 165 Utah Aggies 169 Average weight starting lineup — B Y U 176 Utah Ag- night Fall Soccer Kivlngg Ctermania Calllea Ogden th stadium Provo in Schedule Chicago Fighter Cool Victorious Quail Lawrence Taylor Three Games on Sunday 'Click Decisions Fhsisant and Menell VITAL BATTLE one-poi- Headquarters for By J C D The slickest piece of countering we have yet seen in a wrestling match at the arena brought Victory to Jack Wagner over Pat Frailey Friday HOLLANDIA IN Rally on Eve Of Grid Fray Y U B Y U In 13 (3 1 VIKINGS MEET have perfect record intriumphs over cluding impressive Denver and Wyoming But strange ly enough the Cougars are thorough !y optimistic and are in a fighting mood— determined to upset their favored foes and thereby make the season a rousing success ‘Til be entirely satisfied with a victory" said Coach Dick Romney of U S A C after a Provo Enthusiasm Shown by Stu workout Friday '"This game is Just dents in Inspiring as tough m any wt have pp pur schedule Pep Program "We’re out to win" growls Coach Ott Romney of B Y U "Anyone who figures this game is in the bag PROVO — Provided the same en is couating his chickens a bit early thusiasm and fire is shown by the in the day" Brigham Young university football Day Homecoming team in its football game with Utah Homecoming day will add color to Aggies Saturday that hundreds of the football fracas climax of the A homecoming day parade students and former graduates disstarting at 9 30 a m will be a spec- played at a pep rally Friday night tacular affair and so wholeheartedly on the upper campus the game is in is Provo entering into the splilt of the bag the day that all business houses will Opening with a dance at the woClose during the game men’s gymnasium at 5 30 p m and It will be a gala day in Provo— a closing with a torchlight procession tremenday which would be made a through the business section of the dous occasion by a Cougar victory city the rally was one that should inWith cool clear weather predicted spire the Cougar gridders to great the “Y" stadium probably will have heights a capacity crowd of between 5000 and An Inspiring pep talk by Pro6000 A flag raising ceremony and fessor T Earl Psrdoe In which he pageant will be staged at 1 30 o’clock urged to students to stand behind in the bowl and the kickoff is ioked the team in victory or In defeat 80 minutes later The annual cross and fight as hard In the stands as the players did on the field was a country run will take place between halves feature of the rally College yells Utah Aggies make no secret of the singing of college songs and selecfact that their offense is built around tions by the university women's Kent Ryan husky halt quartet were other features back who dazzled Denver in the The team was introduced to the opening game of the season With the students by Joe Johnson basketball reputation of being one of the great- star while the huge “Y" on the east est ball toters to appear in the con- mountain waa outlined in fire for the ference in years it is certain that occasion Ryan will do much of the Aggie ball A parade at 9 30 a m will be the carrying and just as certain that the opening event Saturday The next Cougar clan will be gunning for this event will be the presentation of a brilliant young husky pageant and flag raising ceremony With Floyd Rasmussen who was preceding the game at 1 30 p m The missing from the Wyoming fracas kickoff will be at 2 p m back again af his old post at quarterback the Farmers are believed to be Tate War-del- l Chinese College Girls materially strengthened a stellar halfback is absent from the starting lineup but a capable subBesiege U S Athletes NEW YORK Nov 2 OP) -- Frankie stitute in the person of Paul Blanton Klick logged little San Francisco Arizona sophomore is ready to re J (P)— Four lightweight Nov SHANGHAI conceded seven pounds place him Captain Elmer (Bear) Ward all- American track stars came to Shang to Harry Dublinsky of Chicaga and conference center leads a heavy ha! today and dazzled Orental ath- still managed to pound out a ten s round decision over the lanky swing Capable reserves at letes and pretty Chinese powerful line The quartet from the United States er from the midwest in the feature Twenty-igh(Continued on P team which went barnstorming bout on the Madison Square Garden through Japan and the Philippmas card tonight took on all comers here as they gave Eddie Cool a neat boxer and fine China its first glimpse of their capa- puncher from Philadelphia turned In bilities a fine peiformance as he whipped Al Although bothered by the biting Roth of New York in one cold weather the Americans easily but Young Peter Jackson California beat the strongest competition pre- negro petered out under the drumsented by the combined forces of Chiming fists of Tony Falco of Philadeld nese U S marines British soldiers phia who punched ou a and English civilians decision Place — B record Golding Ralph Barber Allen Farnaworth Elwoed Robinson Bab Parker and Irvin Romney Biicee 4 The held by LaMar Taylor star 'Y” whe will not compete Included In the list ef entrants are Ernest Dean a former win- runner ed A Newman f Defeats Thornton Other Bouts End With Honors Even IJ-- By BOB GOODELL All 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