Show a t a ' ' 4 me 0 UTES IIIF 9 Coloradoans Eager For' Upset Redskins Defend Clean' Slatel r - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE AI D -- - --- - - --- - ' ' Power of Redskins Set Against '::' Dashing Offense of Lam'and Mates Sil Rinaldi Will Start at Fullback I :' f040‘ø"4 :: -' ' :'1' 'sk ' - - 97-1 k :' i :: : 1 :zw )--i ' ''' :: - 1: ': ' - " ' c 'I -- ''' 4 '-- 4 "' J': ‘' :::: '' ' i f :i VET CATCIIER IIIS RELEASE - ? ': ": "' ' ' ' g I CHICAGO Nov 9 tin—Bob O'Farrell brought back from Cincinnati last August to help the catching staff of the National league Cube was given unconditional release today was A decade ago O'Farrell first string catcher for the Cubs and Leo Gabby Hartnett was 'his understudy When he came back after managing the Cincinnati Reds be was Hartnett's aid — e ytut the outcome of the : Denver-Uta- Punts and h t' t I game is strongly implanted in the minds of the grid experts especially ::'2 in Denver and some et them are pre-' — --Tfity 4 dieting a Colorado 'victory (Continued From rrieedinir Page) seem to think that the champion is 14Ancigeev getting slightly rotund The fans over 'Colorado 'college it has been a on to believe but for the what gloomy year Cougars knowing hardly ::st::c !' ':5 :: and it would be no tremendously excited oyes the pwsi the gridiron some see to take them out surprise bilities of a Boulder victory have pent-uanger on the Tigers who "71 tak0 up the cry' In some quarters have their weakest team in years- r: per'SO the Utes have a tall task cut out judging by their iformance against Utah t( for them in this respect The tradi s maintained must be which tion Tough for Lunnen the peren nial UieCory over Boul ' Jerry Lunnen Utah's sophomore der—Not Since '1924 have the Bus-- - fullback is having plenty of tough faloes defeated the Redskins luck this season Injured the week That Boulder is a major obstacle the Colorado college' game In the Utes' drive for'the champion- - followingshad recovered and was If Utah loses the Lunnen ship is obvious on to start at Colorado U best that it can do is to tie for the counted an ankle mishap seems but titles and if they win only Colorado sure again to prevent his appearance This Kayo Lam and he is counted on for some long gains at Utah's exof Aggies—a dangerous opponent was suffered just before the course—stands between them and a bump and cer - pense - Redski- ns left for Boulder likely Thanksgiving day champion- tainly was a tough one for the big Utah the with Aggies ship game fullback' from Jordan Passes 3 e A - t and Purdue Expected to AMATEUR CARD Maintain Winning Pace 4 11111101s v 1 — A By GEORGE KIRKSEY race for the Big CHICAGO Nov 9 (UP)—The Ten football championship among Minnesota's Heavy Artillery Illinois' aerial squadron and Purdue's Light Cavayy promises to d m s on the Western conference front through to taiskheei and ' Boxers Scrap t Twenty-eigh- Monday Night" at Local Arena neck-andne- 1 ' !? ' ex-en- WEST moorlrfavorite to a 7 MEM TIPS ' - ' t Jos ::::‘ ''4i :: a ' !Minnesota r i4 :5:44: alfP G 0 Leaders in Big Ten FULL PROGRAM Rank Top 'Favcirites ARRANGED FOR i is Minnesota l'' a Y-7- - -- 0 Last week's amateur ring was replete with action from car: )5 c'ffensei both nursing injuries opening scrap until the main keaerp both of them on and Intermountain Amataiii which may the sidelines most of the game Min- letic association officials have lined r:a'J a is 'at 35000 Illinois nesota's Minneapolis scoring Ilndai-- - up nsotthretri such held cMcoun- t' '5-favo Northwestern chine is expected to roll over conquer d g at 8 dtobe at m ! beaten Write and Ohio State but ana as it did Iowa and Michigan lough's arena victor oVer Wisconsin before 3900Ch 1111nols Favored a Five feature bouts are on the schedfavorite lilt Evanston Purdue is-- a With a field in prospect for ule In the first Bob Carver and ': :Si to humble Iowa routed by Minnesota Evanston dry Bob is : Zuppke expected Billy Perri clash in a welterweight "-- ' ": WEST JoRDANLThe West Jordan Junior and tied by Indiana after its early to turn loose Illinois' famed aerial contest Carver a product of the ' : "" :' I behigh school football team captured the titleisAnspn victory over Northwestern circus on Northwestern after keep- Davis county high school is a young::ia In league fore 25000 at Iowa City &le Jordan district sophomore ''ing it in the hangar last week be- ster who has demonstrated plenty of i PridaY-b' 'i illefeaftna the Midvale Junior' ' cause of the adverse weather condi- class in his local appearances In "- : :' Berwanger Out 7 in s well played enhigh 'Adders 19 to Maroons' tions during the Army game North- meeting Perri be is facing a rough With Jay Berwanger counter ': '4 western hopes to push the Illini to tough ': : : youngster who '4-' ' The local eleven ended the—eeason with great halfaackinjurectaand unlikely -4 9i four victories no defeats and e pair of tie' to play Ohio State is heavily favored-ove- the limit to win with a specially pre- socks away until something falls--- i ' : l'‘i ':: former battles ': Bingham ' l '71 offense pared aerial attack all its own and usually his opponent A Chicago ' whose whole high cchool and Utah State Agricultural' — ' a aa a ' a5 a4 a aaaata football luminary is the coach of is built around Berwanger Doug Reeve before the kicking of Steve Toth the HungaUniversity of Utah 1 college t za !' 55 4 a a ' SS :: West Jordan team makes the who 45 his second appear35000 at Columbus lightweight 1!": averaged Ohioaatatc and rian quarterback " '' ' ': The summary: ''0 l'' ::': :" ?'': ' ) ::: ' 5' 'i with Louis Kattar 1 WEST JORDAN kilDVALE Chicago each with two victories and yards on 16 punts against Wisconsin ance clashing '': '' 'F: ' le i Glenn week last west Hahn' side scrapper Jim Nackos of are deadlocked for fourth ' a't ' !: :' '''' i':: V‘ ' - aa " it - re)"aaa! ' a' ''''" a ' 0 aaga I Glover '"Zr"41- 1 Woodslplace just behind the three unbeaten Granite high school and Lloyd Banks ig Grey '” ji N 4 C ' Telich battle in a welterweight bout that t" :' zaaas K(2ts°!ift!leader a a a ' a 5) aa zi a e a a - a ra ao Black Wardle rg 71rt ri- - — & - - — should provide plenty of action ' ' ::: and Wisconsin coholders :' Chriatensen rt Hansen Michigan '" o:A :'k 0: :: re Beckstead of the conference cellar will battle Runquist Themain events will be held be igc-''' I 4 P "':: ‘ ob YIP' 13arlanback Suite 4 tween 4'1" x li ::: ::4 :''''-scrappers at Ann Arbor before 20000 It will m Joey H ni Nemo ':-ii ' 64::‘ Cfi:y 4 :'Ps'"':: le 'Lancaster be the first conference victory Christensen blond Midvale whirlKemp rh s ::' :: :'tyk:::Ao ::: :: LeFever -lb Peterson the winner 3 1'13' --'forl t?-:l''': 1141' 4 wind the encounters — !: :c clever is favored Eugene Michigan ' 04IMinardi in the main event and Louis : The lalggest itiftiwestern crowd i)f! s" AMERICAN HORSE WINS 4 ge some 73000 Will attend thel Golf competition for both 711INe1sOn and Albert Gargaro meet in the clay — 9 (P)—G Nov LIVERPOOL Eng 15" svs is Cleve-Iwomeslated by the Forest Dile the semiwindup le n Dame-Nav4 t game in H (Pete) Bostwick's Castle Irwell Notre Terry Orchard 104 vs Fred Sham !club for the week-en- d 104 "1 today won the 400 pound Molyneu'x land's municipal stadium on the e Notre in a shores Erie Darned best Men of Lake will 3 115 Si A Bob Belt-SarHoward Evans engage 4 steeplechase over two miles 55() 19-defeat byll'ball medal play tournament ilg with z of turf and lumps by 'two smarting' under the Midvale Ira Ray yards lit oleniaennett Pitt will attempt to break- Navy's scores accepted Saturday afternooh ':8 4 4 g:4 $HA lengths from J B Snow's Delachance or - Monday of six stmightvictories over Sunday announced - 11etsa'dore Wagner - 128 vs Doug Borg 4 and 10 otbers The American hors? string Midvale William and club Maryprofessional Mary Virginia Mickey Riley Jud Lindgren 118 vil Clarence Sweewas 5 to 1 in the betting with land Columbia Pennsylvania and The feminine linksters will com- ney 118 Delachance 8 to 1 128 wk Mar Dwight John Kin-fo- il e best ball tourney pete in an Washington and Lee Here's Otto (Steamroller) Staab Colorado U halfback an DC afternoon Larsen Frank Melvin Odekirlc 135 ws Don Beazer CHISOX SMALL Although SQUAD Sunday excellent blocker and a stellar ball toter as well Staab's average Jimmy Dykes White Box manager does -WOOdS C CMS C end last year and Captain All interested golfers are Invited to not want to take more than 39 players to Howard Cahoon IA v0 Oscar Snyyardage is even better than that of his highly publicized teammate camp at Pasadena Cal next spring der 135 Pug Lund spearhead of the Gophers' take part a By NHL MeLEESE " ' '''''''' 114 BOULDER Colo—To maintain a reputation and a tradiaia aa- I '': tion and to clear a major obstacle from its path toward a t :' ''''': 1:::''':::'''' ''::'3':':::'"''': be will football Mountain -l ':: conference championship Pocky ' qa'':aa' ' a a 4 xacaaaar ' a "the dile objectives of the University of Utah eleven when it aa a'" '''' 'aa ' '''''': as: 4f" '' ' 1 clashes with Colorado university Dere Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock—and it appears as though the task is not going to 'a: :: ::::a :::::! ‘1 a ":: be an easy one ' c't' '7 ' ' ' ' ' - a ' I " :"' ' On this side of the conference the "mighty Redskins" ' '''''t :a 1 a a ':'::T:a::aas: af i z"a:as are a tradition The fans here have become so used to :'" :::::a:aa a :::a: 'a 'a' a :::: ':'a :::::i '!!-"' 'a ''' :"': ':::: a :::::an :ja: watching the Utes romp home to victory that they speak of a ' 4 a5 a :': :alaa'1 Coach Ike Armstrong's squad with the respect similar to that :''': :a ' a t :::!:':'!' 4':5:'i 4 paid to a World champion r r a 'a a ' 4 ' exhibition an in ) r pearing 4 at ' r'g tr '' 46 21 r BRUINS GIVE - - 1 - 10 1934 06 ' '' NOVEMBER PE A 11) -- - ':' ''''' :' !' 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'''P f early-seaso- I ' 1 I - f 1 I I - Victory Means Much Mary Pugh selected to start So the fruits of victory for the Boulder game in place of tltes will be largvnd without a the Les Grames is a stellar player doubt sweet in his own right Pugh reminds A serious blow to the Utes' chances every dole observer of Dan Sawas the injury of Fullback Gerald vich but even less Salt poundage Lunnen in the final workout in has made the cap itake City Thursday evening just be- - than Danny's a of Lurs berth a promBoulder turing regular fore the squad left for nen went down under a punt fell and- lem for Pugh However he has' seen duty In every game and someone rolled OA his ankle reinjurIs a really exceptional Mg the member so painfully that he former will see no action until the Utah Aggies game if then Because of this CocaptainJoe RI- naldi undoubtedly will start ai full- at back a position incidentally which he seems to perform better than at half In the signal drill inthe Boulder stadium Friday afternoon Cocaptain Glen Arnett was at one halfback position and Ski Kr- mer was at the other Swede Lasson was calling signals BALTIMORE Nov: 9 (JP)—Tom In the event that Rinaldi is injured Kramer probably will be moved to 'Healey trainer of C V Whitney's fullback and Larson shifted to half Great to Equipoise today not cmly name "Ekky" for the $7500 Sid spent most of his time on- the failed One of ladded Riggs handicap at Pimlico to- trip mumbling to himself but also deniedhe ever his fellow gridders said that he was 'morrows the fullback had such an intention going over the signals as means that "I told them right along that I and this undoubtedly Coach Armstrong intends to use him would not start the horse in the R iggs" said Healey when asked at that position to some extent DeMotte Pomeroy who so capably about reports the horse would run I was bluffing filled the fullback post during mostrlButguess they thought the plans I made after I saw the of the season to date injured his knee 'horse to come doubts' back to his wasgoing in the Oregon game and it is form called for no more compeful whether he will see any action top tition after the Whitney Gold Troat all Armstrong did not use him PhY until next year during the signal drill objective lathe $100000 Little Newell Call sophomore sen- -- "Our bigrace in California and we ration did his share of the signal call- February aren't going to take any chances with 'trig and Bill Cowley threw passes Equipoise all over the place mostly as quarters now and by racing (him between then" back On the second string but some Questioned about the reported fillfrom a halfback position in one of Equipoise's legs Healy ing There will only be two changes in very slight the Utah line that started against Ore - said"ifsthe ailment was something that happens often gon Les Grames who is recovering to horses and probably wouldn't from a toothache of no small pro pos have kept me from running Equi(Continued on Following Page) neti CP had I any such plans" he said Tonight it appeared that the following horses would compete in the mile and a sixteenth race tomorrow: (171 Brookmead's Stables Good Goods I and Inlander A G Vanderbilt's 'Identify J E Hughes' Silent Shot !Selby L Burch's Thursday Catawba Stable's Mr Khayyam and Mrs J D Hertz' Watch Him EQUIPOISE NOT s : n IN RIGGS RACE — a' - b - ! s t 911HT"ca714 k t tz) 01 rialllav23 i10 CASH DC VI I A'48' t 0‘' t Berwanger chiraito's backfield ace won't Mai Ohio State Saturday becauee of an isaalnst injured knee but he con afford to rest awhile on his laurels In five game he has averaged 5 2 yards each time he has carried the ball scoring eight touchdowns and passed to teammates for five more iAP)--Je- y FITISMIMMONS RUSY Fred Fitts nnmons one of the Giants' pitching stars is working with the Temple CIty team m the Winter league at Xos Angeles - 14N 4 RESTS LOW WEEKLY PAYM E NT S $ - Hurry! 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Panther A Team Defeats South 13 to 12 in Well Played Contest Cub Attack Strong By MARLOWE BRANAGAN not have been Don Greenberg day at West by ofFriday might ficial edict but after the Panther J3 to 12 decision over the Cubs in an A team encounter West high school followers were unanimous in declaring it "Greenberg day" by any other type of proclamation This slender unassuming youngster took personal charge of affairs in the hard fought battle between two evenly matched teams He intercepted passes blocked and recovered punts nailed the safety man when his own ends were unable to get into action fast enough smeared Cub backs time and again and ran interference in fashion Don was not along PAPOOSES TRIM however victory COUGAR KITTENS Panther forward wall in the Panther The Wag at its best in City league play this season Max tContinued Prom 'Preceding Page) Tucker burly center Lincoln Hanks' left to play was the final store for guard Andy Eikrem the Lite& speedy end and big Kenny Gisse-- : Mecham played marvelous ball for Iman Greenberg's running mate at the Utes carrying the ball most of tackle also played heads-uaggresthe time in the last half of the game Sive ball throughout the game Bud' gaining from tiye to 20 and 30 yards Penrose did a yeoman bit of pinch-hit- l Greenweil's passing for work at right end and Jay Beckstead at a clip B Y 'U was very pleasing to watch spelled off Tucker in the second querWarner played good ball as blocker ter and did some fine playing Jack Stringham lboked good as a The 'Ctibs ran the Panthers dizzy plunging back making good gains from an offensive angle but Westi The Ute inner line played well managed to hold when holding was' clearing holes for good gains in con- - the vital thing to do and that in the sistent fashion long run is the important requisite The Benton brothers at end andlin any football game Lloyd and Lambert looked good MI Gordon Spidell alert right half the line for the Cougars back counted the first touchdown of The summary: thegame South rushing the ball in B Y U tRESHMEN U PRESSMEN consistent fashion from its own IC Jim Benton ler Berg Lambert lir auehlmeier yard line was stopped on two run A lar on the West mark-Paine B tisrtiraiA fling plays Lloyd on an attempted pass to Lloyd rat Sennion rtt Brinley Schlirkman Mason hurled the ball into Spidell's &Se rel outstretched arms on the West 35-- ! )1Ar clreenwell oh Warner Inbr and the Panther back Kramer 'yard line rhtil McKinney RumBaul3k:en wasted no time in romping 65 yards' ID Stringnam for a touchdown Jack I1lingsworth1 Score by quarters: 8 Y IL 4 8 o tiny quarterback- sneaked over left Utah 0 8 13 -25 tackle for the extra point B Y tt touchdowns—McKinScoring: ney Warner Safe Utah touchdown-- scored its'first touchdown In 2 Ben" Wirthlin after Ramun Point the second period when LaMar Tay- touchdowns—Atkinson (place kick) B Y U—Thomas It: lor flipped a Substitutions: pass to Bill Adams c Klinemam It Bill Benton re Schaerer It Mason and the speedy end eluded It: Quigley lb: Canning Utah—Buxton ob Berkley le: Bronson three Panther backs and sprinted ao dhb: Worthlin rhb Officials: Vorse referee! 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