Show i 5 ftft Bowl Classic UTAH STATE MINES 37-- 0 SALT LAKE CITY Farmers Keep Slate Unmarred by Smoth- UTAH Help Farmer Forces March to Victory in R MC with modern ideas will make a bid for the nation’ gridiron spotlight on New Year’s day whed It presents the "Sugar Bowl classic” —a 'championship game between the leading teams of the north and the south The sponsors believe the “Sugar Bowl” will grow into as big en attraction as California's annual Rose Bowl classic leading teams in the north and outh already have been approached The “Sugar Bowl” committee is prepared to guarantee the northern champion $15000 cash while the southern champion will receive a guarantee of 312000 cash Interest in the game it at high a sellpitch In New Orleans out assured Tulane university 1 donating its stadium lor the game More than 30000 persons can be crowded into this plant Frays Ryan Leads Attack Sands Brilliant Quarterback of Visitors Plays Great Football 87 to 0 Colorado Mines here Saturday crew The Farmers completely outplayed every opponent except Charley Sands diminutive Colorado quarterback This youngster playing the entire game without a helmet electrified spectators with the most brilliant d exhibition of football ever witnessed on the black-head- f football ever witnessed on the local field Sanda ran the ends bucked the kicktd intercepted line passed passes ran back punts and did everyd that a football thing team of 11 players is supposed to da What's more he did it well The local teem counted aeventeen first down a to the visitor’ tlx J M I £ V with placement kick The Orediggers ameared additional Aggie acorlng sorties until the latter part of the firat period Sands on three occasions nailing an Aggie ball lugger when it appeared he was off for a score The Miners put on an offensive of their own which sent the Fanners back to line Elmer Ward their own then intercepted a pass and on the last play of the initial period romped 77 yards for the second U S A C touchdown Rasmussen again place-kickethe extra point In the opening minute of the see-onquarter the Oredigger punted to midfield and the Aggies put on e sustained march that ended with Ryan acorlng his third touchdown of the game Rasmussen made his third successive placekick for the extra point s Dick Romney Aggie coach substituted freely in the second quarter and the reserves performed in efficient fashion The final acore of the first half was chalked up just before the gun when the Aggies’ entire forward wall surged through and blocked Sands' punt giving the winners an automatic safety and a 23 0 lead at half time The Orediggers put on several determined marches in the third quarter and Sands broke loose repeatedly r d to Pass Sli B) nd r '? The victory left the Aggies In a pouniversity’ Buffalos to pregame dope here today and sition to tie Colorado Teachers for d i yrfLi h 4 ' " five-yar- g (Continued All-Rou- i n point Brilliant Play of ‘Red’ White Overcomes Redskins ifpShr Ore-digger- the extra Passing Attack Fails C rSmhf 5£ Scerea The Aggies kicked off to open the game and Sands returned to the mark On the third and the Aggies play he punted inarched for a touchdown in four plays with Ryan acorlng Ra&mus-aeadded true lS&Ktt 'jr I Quarter laced the Colorado college Tigers 81 the championship they shared with to 0 in the fortieth football meeting Utah and Denver last season providing they can get safely over Coloof the two schoola as they Starting early in the first quarter rado college next week-enare Colorado marched 40 yards with a expected to do series of line bucks and short end Offense Clicks runs to the C C line where Apparently whipped the Aggies Buffalo went Chaney quarterback offense suddenly came to life when over for the acore Neighbors’ kick John Maurice replaced Chet Cruik-shan- k was good at one of the ends Maurice From then on It was Colorado all figured in two passes as k the way Lam sJmtiilating Buffalo White completedspectacular t five tosses for 85 quarterback replaced Chaney and yards and their two touchdowns scored two touchdowns in the second Prior to that Utah had been a quarter The Buffalos scored again gernaut that marched through jugthe In the third period and once in the Farmers almost at will except when fourth They failed to make good on into got scoring territory Althe extra point except after the first they together the Utes collected 15 first touchdown Th Tigers’ only real threat of the downs against eight for their Inspired who managed to get seven of rY game came late In the second quar- rivals ’ In the last period ter when they recovered a Buffalo their’s But like their Colorado university fumble m midfield and marched to brothers of week the Farmers the C U d line with short were able to last the Redskins with stop passes snd end runs before being inspired goal line stands when touchstopped downs were almost at the finger tips Lam Counter Chaney aad Neighbors looked good in the Bison troupe of the erstwhile champions Valiant and determined as the Utes while Riley Neal and Roach played were their own aerial game virtually ball C C ( lor good a reserve halfback did splendid Paul Blanton (left) of Utah Aggies and Red work A heavy rain which fell during the bogged downand was as Ineffective flintlocks Would be as the Utahns smothered Colorado Mines and Red morning cut attendance down Colo- as Napoleon’s White (right) of Colorado State played promiagainst the sides of a modern battle’ rado substituted more university than teams as White’s nent roles their triumphed In Rocky deadly passes proved the downfall of the 30 men with an entire new team ship t goLed by Mencimer at center HartMountain conference games Saturday Blanton University of Utah at Fort Collins ing in the last quarter man at end and White in the back-fiel-d The lineups: Colortdo u the Farmers shook off Utah’s Color do follg famous If LMstr attack with unrivaled I nifcfhhirt Andrews success passing The Utes connected on only lr Alston M?rthtn one pass out of ten — that an Prokr Row toss from nSnh Cqwley to Hoggan late in mm!"’ vvvv::: : : : the first half orfcvv:-ylOn Five-Yar-d Line Neil JK It the on the ' line put Offtcll Referee Brenihn Vumifr with three Utes m minutes left before the Jordan head Inloaman Mole field Judge Juis half but a streak of fumbling struck Colorado Aggies 14 University of Score by periods : Colorado college a a 0 the Redskins and their attack crumq Utah 6 Colorado university 7 II 4 6 Si bled completely to lose 14 yards on orln ummry— C J touchdowns the next four Colorado college 0 Colorado U 31 2 play Hardy Simon cajaner Lam — Point Denver 24 Brigham Young univer?rtl?'ch'1?wn Neighbors (placement) Today’s victory coupled with the Offlciala— Breanahan referee Jordan sity 6 Utah to defeats and ColoOregon umpire Moloa head linesman Jularud field LARAMIE Wyo Nov 17 (AP) — Colorado Teachers inarched judge Idaho Southern branch 51 Western rado university 6 sets a record for State 0 (nonconference) successive defeats under the splendid farther toward a possible tie for first place in the Rocky MounUtah State 37 Colorado Mines 0 tain conference regime which Ike Armstrong has set here the standings today by whipping Wyoming 9 6 Teachers Colorado Wyoming up under the rim of the Wasatch It 6 Cowboys is the first time since 1923 that the WEST A field goal in the second period Utes have taken it on the chin for R M STANDING Arizona 32 Tempe Thrs 5 three time in a row from the 19 yard line by Joe Belluzzo California 43 Idaho 13 That year the Utes lost to Colorado College of Idaho 13 Llnfield 0 substitute back and a brilliant Colorado 7 college and Utah New Mexico 12 New Mex State 6 rfln for a touchdown by Roy Hardin Aggies just after rolling up a Oregon State 7 Montana 7 on the first play of the third quarter over Idaho victory college 105 3 So California 33 Oregon 0 Marv Pugh a guard scored Utah's provided all of the winners’ point Stanford 40 Olympic club 0 POCATELLO Idaho Nov 17 UP)— touchdown on a 45 yard sprint with Washington 34 College of Puget A bad pass from center Chet O’HanRolling up an Increasing number of an Intercepted pass less than a minSound 0 lon to Hardin wa recovered by four in each points quarter the Univer- ute after he had been knocked cold Nevada 6 Chico State 7 sity of Idaho southern branch Tigers by a charging Aggie back Cowboy on the Teacher eight-yarSan Jose 13 College of Pacific 0 line drubbed a In the third badly outclassed Western It came in the third period State college teem SI to 0 here to- Aggies had early Carl Dir veteran Cowboy back gereenlAge ilaadinf EAST taken the ball at midfield The In scored their day who first Tigers a whale an turned of an offensive up on by Wagner Amherst 19 Williams 7 touchdown against the Rocky Moun- When Whiteinterception Saiwrtay'e RsUa day’s work drove ahead In four faded back to pass he Boston college 10 Boston U 0 Celerade Aide 14 Utah 4 tain conference In th eleven first at the smashes line was for the lone ft all but Wyodowned Utah Aerie SlCelofad Mines by Danny Savlch Brown 7 Holy Cross 20 few minutes of play and from then and bis feeble toss over U B Y U ft ming touchdown Hi fumble of the Denver Danny's head Bucknell 0 West Maryland 6 Calorade U 21 Celerade eellere ft on was it evident Colorado Mounthe center Dunn’ nullified fell ft Into arms pas attempt Uelorade Teaehert ! Wjemin straight Pugh’s Bowdoin 26 Tufts 12 Idaho eenthern branch Al Reatern Kate taineers from Gunnison were in for ed kick for the extra point The guard had a clear field ahead ft (nencenference) Carnegie Tech 3 Duquesne 0 a distasteful afternoon The Puncher threatened twice In and he rambled untouched across the Cornell 21 Dartmouth 8 The Tigers tried just about every- goal lme Sid Kramer's the fourth A sustained march to placement Fordham0 Purdue 7 and clicked Out of veered Just outside of the right goal thing the Teacher everything mark blew up Harvard 47 New Hampshire 3 21 team comIdaho the pass attempts when Dunn attempted a field goal post to leave the score 6 0 Johns Hopkins 7 St John (Annap- from pleted 15 Western State failed to Even then the 6 0 margin appeared placement A stiff wind wafted olis) 13 a in tries six the pass complete ball short wide and sufficient for the Redskins bottled up Manhattan 0 Villanova 39 Lee Bond substitute Cowboy back Smashing through the line skirt- the Aggie attack more than ever and Mass State 32 Rensselaer 0 the ends short and the ing long for held them to only six yards off scrim-ag- e second rifling the threat paved way Penn State 25 Lafayette 6 He returned a Teacher punt 17 yards passes to sticky handed gain in the third period Pennsylvania 12 Columbia 13 receivers the Tigers moved down the to his own line and Kizzire Princeton 0 Yale 7 Winning Point field almost at will the reserves maktossed a 47 yard pass to West to adThe turning point came two minRutgers 22 New York U 7 almost as much headway as the vance to the ing Teacher stripe y 7 Swarthmore 8 first team when they took the field utes after the final stanza strated Three line bucks produced only six CHICAGO Nov 17 (UP)— RuSyracuse 2 Colgate 13 It would have been hard to name when Utah was penalized for rougha and to from Kizzire Dunn pass yards a million of U S Military academy 34 The Citmors that a quarter an outstanding player on the Tiger ing a kicker whose short formation was knocked down by O’Hanlon The dollars in cash adel 0 ' might put Chicago team although the accurate passing and hurried boot just behind the line Cubs’ uniforms on Jerome! and U S Nav academy 7 Pittsburgh 31 gun prevented another play as the of Hoggan fullback was a feature (Continued to Pti Seyes-B- ) Teachers prepared to start from their Paul Dean ace pitchers of the St Brown Mountaineer center and- - capMIDWEST own 20 mostaff Louis Cardinals’ gaiqed tain stopped the Tiger backs when The lineup: Cincinnati 13 Ohio Wesleyan 6 mentum today with the report WYOMING TEACHERS they were stopped and sparkled in Erickson Coe 26 Grimiell 0 Clifton K Wrigley of an P President that otherwise impotent Western State Christensen Hose the Cubs has Indicated hr would line Creighton 0 Marquette 38 Rondvno Dancsyk e Lant O Hanlon amount for the that services Dajton 0 Ohio U 17 pay Th lineup House rg Hay Iowa State 33 Drake 12 WEgTERH STATU of the brothers ScMtn y Jk Porter le re Indiana 17 Maryland 14 of Olson the Veo Sam Breadon president it Dunn qti Hardin Kansas 0 Nebraska 3 Cardinals repeatedly has denied Ohvrke oy lh Brennrcke plf Brown TwUchfi e (O) Utah C A C Kizzire Knox 0 Bradlev 44 rh Meet reports of the Deans’ sale to the Bishop lflft 2M Olenlsky Total yards rained Deti fb Merrlman Sut tie statement rt Marshall 0 Miami 7 the Cubs with the Yards scrimmage that 115 Hnki 222 Referee Kraft umpire Petty head line- OUmore r C Hale 7 First downs IS is man Storey for sale unless the club nbt Michigan State 7 Detroit 6 Doose pair q 0 ygner First downs penalties 1 lh Franklin and franchise also are Minnesota 35 Chicago 7 purReynold Passes attempted 20 10 Wolf rh Smith LOBOS 1 TRIUMPH Passes 5 completed chased Northwestern 7 Notre Dame 20 Brittain fb Hogtan Yards passes 81 Soore br periods Ohio State 34 Michigan 0 Rumors of the purchase by the ALBUQUERQUE N M Nov 17 UP) a f o — 0 Punts 0 State Weten 41 CYfbs44 Distance Of 7 Kansas State 8 Oklahoma the Dean boys spread punts Defeating the New Mexico Stave 7 II II 1—61 Idaho 8 B 4 1 Punt returns Tulsa 19 Oklahoma A Sc M 0 college Aggies 12 to 6 today in one rapidly with jvouncement that 51 3S — PnMV'ln'i’errf-pU' 2 WOLVE8 2 ANOTHER of the most exciting and hard fought LOSE mil-I Lew Wentz Wisconsin 7 Illinois 3 oil Oklahoma 1ft 71 games played here tms season the onaire had bid for a controlling ’ RENO Nev Nov 17 (UP)-- A field kVAA°'1‘ crlnlm” 4 SOUTH 2Pft 4S kickoff interest in the Cardinals University of New Mexico Lobos togoal in the third quarter enabled 1 5 Alabama Poiv 7 Florida 14 Wentz however has indicated night held the mythical New Mexico co State Teachers college to defeat v rd imt pcnaltiM " n lb state intercollegiate 2 if he takes over The St Louis the Unlveruty of Nevada 9 to 6 in a 5f'urn kickotf football cham l Centenary 7 Baylor 0 1 dub (Continued oa kollowint Fttt) 3! pionship III! closely fought game here today Fumbles recovered fj i 4 single-hande- Ryan tst'A 'Y single-hande- Final Buffs Find Tiges Tame Win 31 to 0 Vl ed 6 By Staff Correspondent FORT COLLINS Nor 17— Utah’s Redskins were sacrificed on the altar of enemy homecomings for the second time in eight days this afternoon as they were overhauled in the last quarter and downed 14-- 6 before 9000 fans by Colorado Aggies Completely outgamed In the first three quarters the galBoulder Team Scores at lant Farmers rose to spectacWill Uses More Than ' ular heights in the final period on Red White’s passing Thirty Players arm and scored two touchdowns within a minute’s time BOULDER Colo Noy 17 (UP)— to sew up the ball game Colorado ran if Kg J M-- (Colorado Team Gains Redskin Goal Twice ri 1 By MARLOWE BRANAGAN LOGAN —The powerful Utah State Agricultural college grldders hurdled their final Rocky Mountain conference opponent before facing the Redskins of Utah university on Thanksgiving day In Salt Lake City by defeating plucky but thoroughly out- SCORE NEW ORLEANS Nov 17 (UP) — New Orleans an ancient city SUNDAY MORNINQ NOVEMBER 18 1931 ering: Weak Foemen classed CMWINS Planned for New Orleans FIERY TILT ja Teachers Take Close r c : One From Cowboys five-yar- d Substitute Halfback Kicks Field Goal in Second Quarter to Win Game 8--7 9-- C TIGERS ROMP TO EASY WIN ' 6 17-- 21-i- 3 Gonzaga Held To Deadlock By Wichita 6 V WICHITA Kan Nov 17 WV-A- n Intercepted pass in the waning minutes of the game stopped a Gonzaga drive within five yards of a touchdown and the Wichita university (Ut Wheatshockers gained a 0 to 0 tie over their higher rated opponents fnm Spokane Wash here this afternoon Statistics of the game show neither team expelled notably in any one department of play The most serious threat to the Wichita goal followed FIRST PERIOD line Cowan punted outside on Utes Randels’ fumble of a Gonzaga punt CHioikm- Krmer of Utah kicked otl to Voli on hU on his own 15 yard line Gonzaga re!'" and after only a brought Rinaldi down line hia He to returned 16yard lost when Arnett three gain yards covered and in three lme smashes Volz made five yards off left tackle downed by Vol at right end u the period carried the ball to the Wichita eight line and White punted on third doan the baUended line Cow Scare ttah 0 Colorado Aggie fc going ouLdde on Utah a yard line ley and Rinaldi each plunged for a yard For the other three ards necessary and SECOND PERIOD Arnett j tinted to hut 46 yard tne j to gaur a first down On fourth down from hi ball l!he Sav'ch Beckatead the where downed Gonzaga at- rushed White and the Aggie pass was inArnett kicked to White who returned 20 tempted a pass which fell into Wich complete bit drew a offside line ita hands and the game ended shortly penalty White kkked on second down to yards to his White got two on a SaUch dropped White after the Shockers had punted out of Arnett who took the toballthe In the end gone yards spinier loss on another Spinner White and barely got out mark for a danger Arnett Durtted on first down Swan and then kicked poorly and Rea downed the ball on Utee line Savtch downing the ball on Aggies Cowley went UiUe hit the line for three yard oier center for four yards but the Ute line and a lateral Volz to Whit gained another were penalized five yards for offslde Dalyard a left cud W ilte went back to punt ton and Crulkshank dropped Cowley for i loss on ball on Meivuirer Frisky Matron Wins at Meadows th ground wnat appeared to be a paas Utah took t me out as it faced third star for an 8 yard loe White then punted down and 21 yard to go from Its to Arnett who returned 11 yards to his 30- - mark I WWhltemcked Rnldi made einht Varda Cowler drove l t rna fo” hudlt-yrd!’hthcw up A nett Miff1 f ve WV°dwT mark Ifhe and knifed over right guard for two more on next plav WTiite s to was Hartman pass On incomplete fourth down White punted into the eVid zone and Utah took tne ball on its -i- wiomer White punted ruht yara at ten ena behind°fme bloclung'by Svlch vVrrf line Wainto the end zone Utah taking the ball on and KrSmer to its 20 yard line VS Arnett made yard around Tl8iltp pn A 24 C s down on C yard line The Angies hit left chHbfclclI?5 Arnett s try at left end for a atXistopped around lft endliQ Lnlr grounded Cowleys pav to Cal- firt dowr oik betted Cowleys third down Sls Hanman jrt7 A)"n A foirt nae- - to Kramer wa AC(iri ? 14 fniwftirav r7dtrrVis”7r i p- -5 i1anrdsfcrs to- 3 ynrd voi Fnskv Matron paid $8 60 $4 60 ond fi’V’-a'Vinj'inJr'k rw‘ $3 40 Onrush paid $3 60 and $3 00‘IVner fnr no 8rl on ’'dlrllon ‘2 pluni’ Vlt Baan smeared Volz fo4 no cam on j verse auia Rock X paid S3 40 An attempted icli end run WhU thee (Continued to Fag Seven B and threw the d i:cdj1(no1hs0?i fStiLn ay d d Chicago Cubs Hot on Trail Of Dean Boys i Hamp-Sdne- Statistics Give Redskins Edge - 1 f ' ’ |