Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING LDER Bees Sjhiash To Wfin Over Carblon H S Hav e jVietors Edge Jordan NOVEMBER 18 1934 g AN REACH FINAL 1 Off for Good Gain in Prep Combat Ball-Tot- er Light South Crew Loses Score 34-- 0 Decided Jack Christensen Leads Victorious Crew With Sensational Running Price Team Strong Defensively PRICE —The Box E lder high school Bees smashed their wtay to the final ef the playoff 'for thVe state high chool football championship here Saturday defeating Carlin 7 0 in a eemifjnal contest Box Elder had all the btVtter of the encounter only some brilliant defensive work by Carbon including a aland on the six-inc- h line keeping the score from being more d ecisivi Earl Fergtiscm put a fast charging eleven on the field that ai ter dominating play m the first! period opened a drive early in the second period to score the lone touchdown of the game Starting from their own I d line the Bees marched straigtht down the field until Maero skirtiriig right end for 20 yards put the bale line bon’s Smashes! by Featurjhg a powerful defense and a strong offensive punch with Jack Chriotensen an end made over into a halfback sensational with his and end runs the Jordan turned back a fighting but outclassed Richfield eleven Saturday in the University of Utah stadium to reach the final for the state high school title The score was 34 to 0 for Coach Eddie Kimball’s Beetdig-ger- s Beet-digge- Greatly outweighed the Southern conference winners failed to stop the heavy charges of the Beetdiggers Richfield staged several short lived drives but at no time did it threaten Jordan’s goal line It pushed Inside Jordan territory twice in the first half as a result of first offensive drive and a recovered Jordan fumble and once m the final period when it again recovered a fumble The Beetdiggers made long sustained drives for all five touchdowns of 68 yards 67 yards 60 yards 62 yards and 68 yards respectively In four of the live touchdown drives Christensen uncovered some sensational open field running Starts First Drive He started the Beetdiggers’ first drive with a gam and several plays later got around end for a run for the touchdown He added two long gains for their second score the first for 20 yards and the second 12 yards for the touchdown He raced 35 yards behind beautiful interference for Jordan’s fourth touchdown m addition to making many shorter gams ' Jordan’s line although showing weakness on the defense did splendid work in opening huge holes for the backs to charge through The Beetdiggers were forced to punt only Tin- - gey Mmson and Maero gave the Bees a first down to the onpC-yar- d line after which Tingey cirqKed right end to score standing up"' Maero passed to Minson for the exAra point Late m the same periojL-Bo- x Elder opened another ilrive that looked touchdlown until the half good for a gun sounded with! the ball on Car- bon’s line! and two downs left to reach the gopl line Third Wee Bid Box Elder made A third determined but for a score In tine final period but brilliant defense work by the Carbon eleven halted the ball on the line and the Dinlosaurs immediately punted out of darlger The Dinosaurs’ I principal bid for a icore came as thelsecond half opened when led by their diminutive quarterback AramakiA they swept down line the field to the Bolelder the closest they were able to get to pay territory during the game Carbon hopes ware dealt a near death blow dunnK the successful Box Elder scoring Aive in the second halfback who period when Vecchi had been playing a i ensational game up to that time was carried from the field his right legfractured above the knee and the knee dislocated Vecchio up to that kune had figured s of the plays and In fully the team seriously felt his absence one-fo- d ’ six-inc- h ’ U once Following a return of 23 yards of the opening kickoff the Southerners punctured Jordan’s lme scoring two first downs and 28 yards from scrimmage They were held and got away a poor punt Jordan took the ball and on four plays marched 68 yards down the field J Christensen counting 65 of the 68 yards on three runs Soffe kicked goal Fish main strrnfe quarterback The victors scored their second watched the game fjom an automotouchdown shortly after from a sebile unable to play because of blood ries of line bucks off tackle plunges and end runs The period ended with The manspring of the poisoning Dinosaur attack his Absence was also the score 14 to 0 for Jordan felt although little framaki did some Near the middle of the second pePhoto shows Jensen Jordan high school quaract of eluding a Richfield tackier Gledhill comriod the Beetdiggers took the ball sensational work on Bus own account on terback an off on downs on Richfield’s M Jewkes giant 1T pound Carbon line gain in the first quaring up fast also missed Jensen on this play but ter of the Jordan Richfield game in tljd‘IJ’' statackle was hampered by a bad shoulforced him toward the sidelines and M ChristenThey registered five consecutive first dium was the he As tim in downs and went over for their third der during the the diagram shows Jensen sen eluded a Jordan blocker and made the tackle Saturday took the ball on his score the half ending 21 to 0 for the line and game further injuririg the Dinosaurs on the in the mark M Jevvies during fhfe However Salt Lake conference winners time he was in the'yame was out Jordan received the kickoff as the second half started Jensen made a standing for Carhop as were J Jewkes Captau Latins at end and return Benmon Soffe nice Aramaki and Vecchip and J Christensen took turns in adCOLUMBUS Ohio Nov 17 (AP) vancing the ball to Richfield’s Forgotten Mian Stars lme J Chustensen then got awayi That famed Michigan jinx nemeThe "forgotten man” of the 7-3-for his second long touchdown run be0 attack Nelsoii came into his sis of Ohio State grid teams since ing aided by some splendid interferown to lead the Bee attack Although the turn of the ence Richfield strengthened and century was buried pot carrying the balljonce he cleaned held Jordan in check for the remainsod of out great holes fort Maero Minson far beneath the cleat-tor- n 111 EVANSTON DYCHE der of the period STADIUM Nov 17 (AP)— NorthLAWRENCE Kan Nov 17 (UP)— nd Tingey His mteiuerence running the Buckeye gridiron today as the Scores In Fourth The Nebraska Cornhuskers plowed western gave Notre Dame was the best seen Here in many a Wolverines baffled by Coach Franbeating for 'two periods today but year On the line Egbert Pierce cis A Schmidt’s intricate offense through a mire of mud today to plas- couldn’t make it stick and the Ramblers paraded through to a Jordan with a revamped backfield nd Reeves were outstanding went down to a 34 to 0 defeat the ter a 3 to 0 defeat on the University 20 to 7 triumph before 45000 counted its final score at the beginThe contestjvas played dn a field ning of the fourth period Ray Chrismost ever Wis — an 17 handed MADISON Nov 31 of defeats humiliating and Time clean Kansas Father of tolled had off (UP) keep made shppei'y by ’an all night ram tensen and Frank Canning took up spectators Ann eleven the Arbor Scarlet by A their conference slate d big six Low hanging clouds threatened burden to take years since Pa O’Dea saw Wisconsin win a football game but the The scrapping Wildcats keyed to a the ground-gaminand watched 17000 crowd of Gray off until after the ball to their opponents' eight-yar- d ing the game but immortal gridiron hero of the gay 90s watched them win The Badgers’ for battle with its snarling pitch resembled little bet the the Nebraskans had Michigan juga snow storm the final gun when burly line and then Benmon carried one today that brought back visions of his own astounding feats ter of the going throughout but it warmest nonconference rival out it over on two line bucks Soffe swept down over the gridiron A ca- gernauts of maize and blue which have torn the not was O’Dea fourth Western 15 until the came out who 3000 more Notre of Dame than midway the through crowd of first peoyears' pe- mitsed the goal kick having regisin played pacity to 102 decided take conference for last the that the few Ulinous field they quarter the Badgers’ for completed four of of years the other riod and kept on outplaying them un- tered all ple jammed Kiwanij voluntary exile two months ago Kipke’s team was unable to gain looked on as Wisconsin conquered 9 out of 20 passes for 90 yards and three points and be happy to get them game til they hammered through for a Statistics give the Jordan crew a Yelkin end substitute told the through or over Ohio’s line and Illinois’ hitherto unbeaten Virgil 341 yards wide Although the score untied 65 yards on running plays scraped the mud off his shoe and LOUISVILLE Ky Nov 17 (AP) touchdown early in the second period from edge It registered final story statistics give the Bees a was helpless when the Buckeyes team 7 to 3 in the biggest upset of gained as against 79 for scrimmage 2 7 Wisconsin of out 14 completed passes stood on the Kansas decisive edge They collected a total opened their passing and running the big ten football season yard line for —With such weighty questions to Then although Notre Dame failed to Richfield and counted 15 first downs of 231 yards from scrimmage and 23 maneuvers O’Dea and 27 304 homecomers for 30 yards and gained 72 yards on fortthe'ball'sphtlingThe the fld to 3 for the Wildcats Jordan failed hir(? pnghtsl?5de as the future of the PlaHs?ore The score fails to tell the entire peered down at Wisconsin’s team as running plajs from passes against 68 from scrimd off system ln tho American asso- - started to ebb for the Purple and it in its one attempted pass while Nebraska keDt The victory mage and eight from parses by the story of the massacre but the sta- they fought back every desperate was only a question of how long completed one for 13 attempts The lineups the and Amencan Co the march 20 the counted Dinosaurs first tistics give an inkling of how much drive of the Ulmi smeared the long victory They would take Notre Dame to accomplish Lawrence Davis Lght guard Jack OgWISCONSIN downs as against four fonCarbon the Ohioans outclassed the invadtackle and Jerry Ogden halfwrecked Bob Zuppke’s the Proposed reduction of the another victory over a team that has den 1916 the was It back that in The lineup and summary back starred for the losers Fitzgerers before a homecoming crowd intricate running and passing attack nurtl‘5er httlc world series games not defeated them since 1901 BOX ELDER 17) CARBON (0 and beat Nebraska hawkers they 'nd lat ald tackle Neilson guard Madsen of more than 68000 fans rolled on to one of the The third frame was still young Irr Jteetes hi- - Lfturift haven’t won on the home field hereirom uine to seven greats and near when Notre Dame end and Mortensen center were all It r Knudsen The Buckeyes hung up 24 f irst'henstled victqries in modern Badger Pappas for the registered of the world will baseball Hadfleld greats Ur gnow since 1896 first c Shakespeare shot powerful on Jordan's line Soffe PorsTth downs 21 coming from rushingp'ltlir011 annals Braegger begin trekking into Louisville to- a 24 time William Bott Mathis and three on passes rgl to the old comeback showed good defensive work In 'Jorpa&s The yard Ball Wolve morrow CLUB Inspired SKI FORMED for the Play convention annual Plfrw rtl Higgins made dan s backfield while J Christensen man Melinkovich who was but three one coming in th rel Egbert Cory The Badgers had to play inspired CEDAR CITY — A ski cub has of the National Professional Base- down on Northwestern s 18 brought Mmson AramaLl qb line and Benmon showed plenty of abilyard ball of whistle to gun to J Jewkea first half on a penalty and the tw football Ihr fiom Tingey America Leagues been organized in Cedar City with Jay Rideout Melinkovich ripped through the left ity in ball carrying Kelson rhl Vecchio others ln the jast period when th smash Illinois’ perfect record Otto Fifo elected president Orin The convention committees esti- side of the Wildcat They Maero fb Fossatt visitors launched a line for 16 more powerful fullback was kept on the attac had to capitalize on every break Score by quarters passing mate 1000 approximately players Big Don Elser was given the ball sidelines due to a leg Injury Taylor vice president and Glenn 0 7 Box Elder 0 0— 7 in a desperate attempt to score J They had to fight with their backs to O 0 Carbon 0 0— 0 Summary: Froyd secretary and treasurer The managers owners league officials twice but dented the desperate Wild By rushing the Ohioans gainnd the wall not once but time after time Scoring Touchdown Tingey point after be RICHFIELD writers will d JORDAN sports club will endeavor to procure present cat front for only about a foot Melin- Anderson touchdown Minson (pass fioin Maero) 353 yards le while Michigan male Wisconsin won on a freak plav On Madden The American Substitutions of association enBox Elder— Wintlr It ter accommodations ski for took the kovich of next Giles change 40 playjRnmVey Both 34 Carbon— Kennick lost rh Taylor qb Burges yards from s c r i ii the seventh play of the second peT J Hickey is president Neilsen in &£?'!!S!2£? of Hie Ctu? wood the center thus lasts the of U Jeakes It Simone rh Dougherty way housing whjch through tearing Mortenson riod Allen Mahnke 185 pound sophomage leaving the Wolves with WH1 a the Ohio convention golf star of Cleveland give recently and development work on the more Hilton running line Shakespeare s try for the point Lewis rg Official Carl Swenson referee Gene net gain of six yards as compared more center grabbed an attempted TheCshaft ia6S5 Fitzgerald leetboveThfsround'11 wc Hillman umpire rV holding its annual was w ide and low Reed Collins head popular ski runs tn Cedar canyon start Monday Glover with the Buckeyes’ 319 pass just as it left Les Lindbergs Davt Mitchell timer contwo the Hanvcn before D Jensen days sb meeting Andy Pilney a Chicago youth took On total yardage gamed Includ- fingers and ran 25 jards for the J Christensen vention proper is scheduled to be- Shakespeare s place at left half for £lechr!stenen"7 rhb Sofia winning touchdown ing returns of punts and kicko Peterson Dame Benmon the final ib Notre in early gin periodit on passes and from Perl°dt rushing Oliio on Three Wisconsin players closed in LanKenesaw to Richfield6 and what Mountain be 0- -0 Judge proved engineered 0 0 had a big edge with 638 yards to Lindberg as he dropped back to — 74 7 7 dis baseballs high commissioner the winning drive He tossed a 88 for Michigan faded off to his right and as he Ohio completed M on to Wildcat vard liner the that his be indicated would arrival pan five of 13 passes while the visitorsfokedor a blue jcricycd receiver to 35-- 7 (Jelajed brrauseoO the death of his 14 yard re then picked up a jard Webster It Hanson Is Bridges c tluow to He waited until he found clicked on two of 15 the me Then on a ’sleeper’’ brother Frederick Landes in b one and drew his arm back He was Sorenson Ihb Ind plav uhich momentamv disarmed the surrounded Three but Badgers by ards scrimmage FOOTBALL RESULTS Wi deal? Pilnc raced uide around MINNEAPOLIS Nov 17 (AP) — Minnesota's football ripsaw Hincklera he tried to shng'hot th? ball through Yard pannes his left erd for the touchdown This Total yards a narrow opening One of the Wis- sliced off another victory today m its march tow'ard the Western First downs scrimmage (Continued From Precedln Pgte) time Marty Peters was called upon to consin players hit his arm just as conference title Hirst downs passes be7 35 a to down with trv for the point and made pood Chicago triumph cutting T T f 7 Total first downs the ball left his hand Furman 0 South Carolina 2 Passes attempted A 15 vard penaltj for ho d ng which IT lCUlmJ Mahnke took it off his fingers be fore 46000 spectators Passes completed Georgia 27 North Caro State 0 back-fiel- d a on first down Dame Notre its Five times Minnesota swept up Berwanger Chicago's great gate fore it traveled two yards and it was Opponent passes intercepted Georgia Tech 0 Alabama 40 Humbles 40var-- line started the third march star played a whirlwind game just a breeze for him to get to the the gridiron and five times the Kentucky 7 Tulane 20 Opponent fumbles recovered Shake-speMelinkovich Mi"er and Steve Penalties Mo Nov 17 WP)— Loyola (New Orleans) 6 Missis- - goal or the touchdown Lirdberg golden-shlrte- d warriors planted the on defense in the first half as be COLUMBIA e cracked through for a first Yardage lost penalties was smashed to the ground by the Washington university s all accom down on Noithwestern Humber of punts s line led mates his behind oral Chicain the Gopher stopping two Wicon-uother 'phshed posts goal Average distance of punts 0 led Mario b 14 Louisiana players ij Mississippi quartcti ard Molinkcvich cutting back inside R I’ Handsome Pacetti kicked goal go’s Maroons North Carolina 7 Duke 0 unable to launch a j$ Harry” Brown handed the Wildcat left end 1 hustled to the Total kickoffs Illinois came back with a savage Kansas State Noses the Unive-st- y of Missouri its worst 50 52 Southern Methodist 10 Arkansas 6 Aseragc kickoffs yardage sustained scoring march finally Bob before Swisher fourva'd 104 3 Yards kici stripe offs returned rush in the second half but the best1 Texas A & M 6 Rice 25 Minnesota 'beating m two years 40 to 13 before haulea him to earth Total yards scrimmage 341 79 behind Out Oklahoma 8 to 7 Texas the Ulmi could do was get a field counted in the last few minutes wid'rth a crow d of 7000 today 4 0 Christian 19 Texas 20 Once more Northwestern dug itself Tora' yroage earned 341 83 Pruhn Les Linaberg kicked it from!when Cullen substitute quarter in- goal Vanderbilt fl Tennessee 13 Outweighed ten pounds and with 4 ia but Shakespeare apparently nom iFirst downs scrimmaee NORMAN Okla Nov 17 (UP)— the 18 jard line after about 10 tercepted a pass and ran 55 Va Poly institute 19 Virginia 6 wnBe°vanhetr star halfback Smoke Joe Angel in 0 0 P®as?8 ?trst ?°ns’ to a h yards mated mates toucli First downs penalties get 3 0 A versatile speedy Kansas State col- West Virginia 7 George Washing- minutes of play in the third period for a touchdown the Tigers down orbylose it b’afted his ' ®’’I1h“ston lo benched with tnju-ie- s 4 15 over Total downs Lumber first way team the of ton 10 defeated were a lege 1 13 University six touchdown helpless before Lvoir Minnesota pounded up and down 1 0 Oklahoma 8 to 7 today for a third W illiam Mary 0 Wash Lee 7 bombardment in which eve-- y mem ‘ ' Uniil the lact few minutes of the 3 0 ’ consecutive big six victory — a triBelle the “ ull-a of Kostkaher bac a fled’ 5 Washingtons starting alter“t final period Wisconsin never staged 3 WHACKS THO 0 Score by period field crossed the goal ne once wi(n umph that threatened Nebraska’s su TOKYO BABE back boring through the Maroon Chicago 3 6 sustained offensive march Nov 17 (API— Bub Ruth led premacy the in his arms 5 7 30 o 35 n bn rnstorminit bl? Iftsup 'tars 91111 P'g'kin la 1The Mini marched to Wisconsin’' f°rward wall Substitute Halfback Minnesota I — Bcise 6 'U‘ aUend' touchdowns " Scoring 18 vard llne ln 3 flr 1 vberod to the iVT'e? buzzing around tne ends Lund Alfonre J Bruin Clar on Folnts BROTH) ft ACT 10 15 to BOV IF Md No fr tonrhdoans— W Bfnrn Belsr Wil iAP Th Amerl tame Jrom th Nippon All- - 38 vnrd ne in the second to the 13 and Lund knifinlg through the kinaon ‘all bv s' Chicago touch ca i turf has a brother rrt n Ro t ond STVB1E yaid line in the third and to the 28 tackles lor smagning g&lns tnAt down — Cullen plarkic Point after touchdown — Ce)rac Wa son who irr rich! at Bowie griddfk bnivs Tack Robmaon on the Nippon niays 'TICFRs HOI D CIF4N RECORD vd Robert with n ore experience rank line In the faur'h mi non ni- l- 6 i t netted 33 vard4 And 21 firnt dfiWrns!NirrT iplareMrk yard football team at Notre Dame owns a string American John ‘St well up Mh the leading ockej a tn the nnt Officials— Referee Getrhell The onlv American football tram of the a oei m3 is nsj— ii rare entered Illinois made 10 I lrst downs to Wts by rushing of hora that will be 84 yards Thomas umpire Arlle Murk Ball rlaa— Ha mart kt and Kuli Brown in Cali tet of inner for the 'ear while Georse mator elevens to ao through the iui3 season Chicago got ieonin Iw Uu three-fourth- rd OHIO STATERS 39-ya- rd BURY MICHIGAN Box-eld- t Ramblers Rally to rd Wisconsin Drives to HUSKERS TAKE 3 Upset of mini MUD FIGHT Whip Wildcats 20-- 7 -- d Early Northwestern Lead Fails Before Last Half Drive by Notre Dame Pat O’Dea Watches Alma Mater Create Major Upset of Year in Big Ten — -- MINOR LEAGUE dur-fcel- g HEADS GATHER Rich--fiel- nation ali-rt- bet-an- "TSl -- p°on lines-ma- n Why Box Elder Downed Carbon pas-S- ’ Minnesota Rips Way to Win Over Chicago S' r‘K°SSra Poor Missouri lilC I Drops Another V'cnl 7J OVdOU F igures a d 1 to nee“ iTnii 4- V4 winter racing icmoo ‘linesman George Simpson (WuconsuD V ‘fax c -- - — - |