Show A r14 -- TitItUNt TIIMAY MORTNG SIPTitAltElt TI4E SALT LAKE - - -- UTAH- AGGIIES WAIIT Eltirmers Undaunted Bruin Brawn Set For Supreme Mott ::13y F-t — - " ' - -- " - Adi ' -- "' 1 4' 'z ' 1 O n!-- e - '44 4'41'4' ' : -- ‘ Spaulding and ' ' ''' Coach Dick Romney sent the Lo- aggregation through Its final drill Thuriday night Ian pre-gader the lights of the historic) Pane dole Rose bowlThe gridiron war on i riors spent the 'day quietly their firrt vita to Los Angeles being scheduled at game time The Utah Farmers bad an slum dance of fire and dash in' the final workout and Romney was well with the Vhysical and men tal condition of his charges ' '' Out to Win — 'We're out tO win" sili the de termined Angie mentor at the close of the workout 'We know all about the superiority of Pacific coast teams in past contest' with Rocky Mauntain teams We know that UiC 14 A has one of thli best teams in thie sector: but we didn't come to Los Angelee just for the train ride and I believe that Utah Aggise can battle the Uclans every foot of the way That too was the sentiment of tho players who were entirely unruffled by the combat In prospect Underdogs or not they realize fully that they have a chance and plan to capitalise on it to the Utmost' Logan townspeople who are ac eompanying the team recall the feat achieved by the 1234 Aggies when they Mauled a supposedly mu perior Denver university eleven ZS to 7 in an opening game under the ligtts of a foreign field and predict that they will surprise' the dopester' again In the Bruin - — r' —Completely doming-please- d int the situation throughout the major portion of the contest Tooeie high school gridders Thursday pounded out a 25 to 6 victory over the bard fighting now junior col lege team in a fast game played here The Badgers obviously were bin dered by the 'loss of two regular backfield performers and in addition motor trouble delayed their appearance until game time and the long ride plus no time to get the kinks out of their aystem worked a hardship on them which d'epre elated their attack The Harrismrert - victors over Judge Memorial last week la to 0 showed a return to the form which carried them to the 'state championship in 1933' the' bard Fbarg lug line hoiding the junior collo glans to seven first downs The ball lugger' seeped through gaping holes for consistent yardage and numerous substitutes were rushed into the fray all giving pod cc : counts of themeelves' 'Sagers apeedy find received it pass from Lawrence Slater in the opening minutes of the tint quer ter following a sustained drive down the field'and scored the first touchdown of the - game - Slater added another six points late in the quarter and Stipie added the extra point with a place kick Botcher' scored '' the losers' lone touchdown in the second quarter Tooele made ito third a pass Stipic to Sager accounting for the touch down In the last 30 seconds of play a lateral from raulos to Slater and &thirty yard ran by the latter pra duced the finer touchdown of the :::::! Farmers Place Youthful Team In 1935 Chase '' ' Eleven Juniors Squad at Granite Oppose ' Carbon Friday Ott- -- Football prospects at Granite for a state championship team in 1935 are dim but with 11juntors in suits hopes for a title In 1936 loom brightly The Farmers presenting a light shifty crew:'Meet 'Carbon' bigh school Friday on the Granite campus at 2 po min tV game which will no doubt determine the strength of '' the team Seven of the players on the squad have had previous experience The Farmers will undoubtedly present one Of the youngest teams in the state six of the players being anly 14 yeartof age 13 are 17 and only three are ill Leo Romney fullback is the heaviest player on the squad tipping the scales at 160 The remainder of the players gd from 155 down to I32 Stern Wood freshmaltend being the lightest player on the r 7teariCi 7 Harvey Rynearson opeedy halfback will likely do most of the punting for the Granitians the buketball star getting off some consistently good kicks in preseason drills The squad follower ' - ' - -- 1 gj$ - ' 11 ' s Pirates I 214 '3113 331 414 674 604 404 06 - 124 141 309 111 344 -- 3411 'Offica Blli James referee ()Han Lambreth Fresno umpire William Lopez California head: linesniahr Arthur Badenoch Chicago field jUdge Starting time 8 p in (P S T) at Los Areales'ioliseum s J311 i ' ' ' ':1'' :::: :' ' 7 ' ' '':'''' ' ::: ' '''': ' - I :'::: '' ' I: ''''''' 17' :' airoor7 :: y:"iLf i" 00100 :' - '' ''':':'''' ''' ' r":::':t: :: ::: : ' : 4 4 Glendale Quits Winter Circuit 'Runs Own Meet : 1: ?::::::: 9 4i : ::::: - CLENDALE Cal Sept 24 MI— Dissatisfied with the dates awarded ': 5Q !! it in the California winter golf pa 4 i ':':: i!':' $' e rade the Oakmont Country club to::!!' ':: :' :':::'!::!it day announced its withdrawal from ::: g::: :::::"iii::!' the association of winter tourna::':':: ment sponsors and instead will '' !:''179'''''':'14110:::s :::::? ::Ii:il: stage an Independent tourney in :::::: December '!"''E:!::'': ''!!!::! 4:!i:i:::!!! The dates given Oakmont under ::':"":::ir::::::::ii::::! 1!:!:: were form January 15 to !!::::!41: proteet :::::::l:i: :::The statement coming from Ile ::::!:::q4:: W W Crenshaw who sponsored !:'11 :– ' the wealthiest money tournament 'li ' In California last season said the :::: :44:""i: ! purnit would be $3000 inatead of the ' '':: :v!:4::::4:14 orIginal 25500 which would have been posted he said had aatisfac:::c:i tory dates been received lit ii:a440xfo41t:-A!!- : ' Oakmont Country club'm event ivelt: - I will be staged in the face of announced December tournaments in Ted Key (above) powerful and the south which include the Miami- experienced fullback is sure to Blitmore the Nassau and the Coral Play a leading role in the U C Gables events L A backfield this season How Late December dates would conever an injury may prevent his flict with the proposed Pasadena appearing in the !darting thump and Palm Springs event The tour against Utah Aggies Friday nightinsment will be 72 holes medal play '" '' Hf::::::!:!::4! :44t 0 ':' i':qi !:!:'0:x:!':' ::' )::-- ) l(T-4- ! Braddock Selects Himself As Man to Whip Joe Louis Salt Lake Country club members from the champion clown to—or up noon to—the highest handicap man are Mater fought Louie last 111 holes drinkplaying their regular winter in what Louis himself described as his toughest fight ing lots of milk and going to bed in Chicago The Green Bay early these days Wis heavyweight went the to dear die for are They preparing full 10 rounds against him' old Red ot Blue The annual color for argument climaxing the season the Canyon links will be held Saturday Teams totaling more than 100 club members were announced Thursday by VA Tracy and J L Lawrence1 captains of the Red and Blue teams respectively The first match iitarts at 11 a m with near continuous competition scheduled from then until dusk Promoter Visions Gate ol When night falls the center of One and Hall Millions attraction will shift to the club-- 1 house where a committee including at Detroit Gus P Backman Phil J Purcell and Norman D Browne has arranged to help the winners celebrate and the NEW YORK Sept 26 losers forget their Woes Mike Jacobi already in the midst A dinner will be served at 7 p with sumpin new in the way of en- of planning European and South tertainment to follow the commit- American tours for Joe Louis halttee promises ed long enough today to consider a The pairings are: BLUE RED proposition that would shift the site V A Tracy (e) L Lawrence (c) 1 J SchmelA C Moore of the propoaed Louis-Ma- x K W Yeates Dr P L Stauffer 0 LD Moyle P O Raymond Skidmore ing match next June to Detroit I D D Moffat R L Strobel home town of the chocolate soldier P J Purcell J R Harem) C C Pratt George Parrish Representatives of the Ford MoO J Hyde 8 W Lawson Col W C Sweeney Joe Vincent tor company unsuccessful bidders Menithen J D Roberts C A Or lob William McLeod duel in which Louis for Tuesday's C N Fehr L D Foreman L H Thompson E W Engleman Max Baer in four rounds shattered R T Jellison Arthur Sweet saw Jacobs again today with the W G Lambourne O S Anderson P A Papworth O P Riser result that he will leave Sunday E 8 H91t J 8 Milner L J utter J A Kahn night for Detroit for conferences C B Hawley Rudy Orlob Monday and Tuesday L K Oottschall Clifford Rudine The Ford interests offered Jacobs James Ingebretsen O W Teudt N D Browne P C Richmond a guarantee of 023000 for the Baer: Prank Botterill Bartlett Wicks Louis fight which he turned down A M Cheney Prank Kautsman D A McMillan J A Twelves big Believing now that Loule-se- xt T W ThomPson A P Spitko T 1 O'Brien match may be staged most profitJ B Whitehill W H LOVe81 Leon Sweet deis ably in the midwest Jacobs E A Culbertson Louts Marcus W J Halloran Joe Decker cidedly interested in the new prop Dr J E Tyree Mitchell Stewart Lee Lovinser Jr Fred It Arnold S L Love B E Rowley W T Pyper W T Cannon F B Bailey B S Clendenin L H Pierce Dr R C Pendleton R Van Eves H A Wallace A C Wherry L C Olpin P W Coombs T L Holman Will Browne J H Davis W L Winter Paul H Ray Don B Rey - 8 A Kennedy Pembroke Grant Hampton W M Push A G Marc Jack Sweet P G Meyer J McGannei J C Pack W H Mitchell D E &alley J M 'W allace Boyd Park H W Price A B Verne A C W J L E McCullOugh Wallace Gillespie Arnold Phil Ggrn Robert Guggenheim Julian BambergerGeorge COM P VanVoorhis F L BMings t - Angels Get Into Series Win List osition Million Half Possible "I think Louis and Schmeling would draw better than $1500000 in Detroit and there's also a possibility that Chicago where Louis will make his future home will get the match" Jacobs said "If the ball parks are not large enough the sponsors will build an arena just for the fight" Jacobs was an encouraging half of the Tex Rickard brain trust when the late Madison Square Garden promoter took Jack Dempaeyhl first fight with Gene Tunney to Philadelphia and his Second to Chicago insisting that a change of scenery' from New York waa necessary in each case to offset the financial' drain of continued million dollar gate& He favors the same principle now Bear Comes West While Louis planned to stay here until Sunday and then take his Ibride the former Marva Trotter to Detroit for the world series Baer left town for his ranch near Sacramento Cal reconsidering by proxy his announcement that he was -- mes II fi arly Friday By BAXTER LEYSHON OLD leArrifirtm INN Yellowstone Park—To the accompaniment of spouting roaring applaiiiie from Old Faithful geyser 0 Brigham I i d warYoung university's blue-cla- d riors went through their paces here Thursday in preparation for their game with the Montana State Bobcats at Bozeman Saturday The Cougars headed by Coach Ott Romney arrived early in the morning from West Yellowstone and spent the early part of the day visiting the geyser basin t i ) ) Light Drill Friday Then during the afternoon they donned football togs for a final hard drill before the Bobcat game Friday at Bozeman the drill will be principally signal work with some punting and passing Old Faithful geyser was virtually the only witness to the workout The park season officially ended on September 20 and only a scattering of tourists and park employers were on hand It made a strange eight to see a modern football team going through its drill In this wilderness of geysers and I 15 0 t It I d pools Following the workout the boys enjoyed a plunge In the pool at the inn The warm mineral water had a refreshing and healthful effect on the squad even one or two members who have been hobbling around with minor injuries tbrowIng away their crutches before the evening was over The Cougars will Climb into their bus at 7:30 a m Friday and head toward Livingston Mont stopping of course at Yellowstone lake and the spectacular Grand Canyon of the Yellowatone as well as park Hot headquarters at Mammoth springs en route brilliantly-hue- A t hot-wat- I t After dinner at Livingston the squad will continue to Bozeman They are scheduled to arrive there in plenty of time for a final limbering-up drill during whicir Coach Romney will administer the final a a ' polishing up the squad members Although have enjoyed themselves immensely on the trip through Yellowstone they have not lost sight of their ultimate object the bringing of a Bobcat pelt back for the Brigham Young university trophy case Team After Victory The workout here 'was marked by serious intense efforts on the part of every member to fulfill hisI' assignment Punting was again given special attention by Coach Romney with Wayne Soffe dropping back from end getting out the best yardage Coach Romney and several of his boys saw the Bobcats take a 334 licking from Utah Aggies last week but that isn't fooling them They recognize the Aggies with Veteran first teamers and plenty of reserve materital as one of the strongest teams in the conference and believe the Bobcats 'particularly on their-owfield are much better than theI score would indicate They are not forgetting either that the Bobcats held the highly i ° I a 1 A a II I n a - I I left-fiel- hed-head- FRIPAY'0$4'TppAr ' 0111 p Gok8 CATO' i11 nr oe ' 7 1 41 SO i S 4 i41aolkoraolb414WIA445614g14614A-tikivtOmirglaiguV- qr I 6 O k 3 1 Ir 7 i Ig ' I - s rs: "Lenoir-Rhyn- 4 0 1 Id CUED IT I a lk 1AL sarne St a Tilt s ' i for Scene Schoen-wel- d and Jack Begun wired the offer to Managers John Roxboro Ugh and Julian Black bandlers of Louis this after- P SAN FRANCISCO Sept 26 (A'— Los Angeles defeated San FrancisBy CHABLES DUNKLEY co's Seals 4 to 3 today in the third CHICAGO Sept 26 (AP)--JaJ Braddock world's heavy- game of the championship playoff series to determine the 1935 Pacific weight champioi' says Joe Louis can be licked Coast league baseball pennant win"And" he blurted "I think I am the guy to do it" ner Braddock arriving In Chicago to-forLosing the first two contests the through with the prize ring touted Aggiesto a single touchdown I'Salt Lake Netter day to referee a wrestling match W- Angels came back to outhit their ever lead in the first half "Max to wants his fight night in a gala sports program local rivals in a game featured by manager Ancil Hoffmanagain" said as individual stick work of Gene In Coast Tourney staged by a distillery was a little Lithellard Soith Gets Job and Joe di Maggio leading Baer and his wife his mother and heated over remarks hailing the home-ru- n father and his brother Buddy gathCORVALLIS Ore Sept 28 (UP) hitters of the league Joe Gray sophomore front Brown Bomber as the "unofficial" Li Hard Angel third sacker twice ered on the train "I've told him that if he goes back stays on the ranch Portland appeared to be the only BERKELEY Cal Sept 28 1411-- chant d the ball over the clouted pion: Donald Budge Oakland's on base Di Mag- goes into training and shows me backfield aspirant tonight ours of a "I am ready for Louis" he said wall None was he is capable of leading a good starting berth when Oregon Statoi court sensation lust returned gio Seals' flychaser who gets a try life I will bring him back" home from foreign and American "and hope to get him for my next with the Yankees next year conrnesta Willamette here Saturday II triumphs will compete in the Pa- fight in June Now will I fight tinued his good work with a home cific coast tennis championship' a dbuble run and camhim? cannot I outline my beginning hers Saturday as the No The teams Will resume the setlits I seeded local 'player in the men's paign for you today but I'll say in 'Los Angeles tomorrow night on will Wm this: I all Score: aisleskeep R H E topof Among vielting players the same the time I have a good left hand Los Angeles 110 010 001--4 12 0 honor was accorded to Wilmer 000 200 001--- 3 9 0 San Fran can and think with him nail a I I Hines of North Carolina Other Batteries: Garland and Steiner: is cross he when open Joiner Newkirk and Becker outside stars who were "spotted" good right I Include Mel Gallacher Salt Lake And Louis is wide °pet or a good right" City 'What about Maxie's crack that Budge will face Harold DrumCollege Football mond Martinez Cal in his first Louis never will get a shot' at the BR A FRIDAY'S GAMES match Hines drew Norman Ba- title?" Braddock was asked Coeyright 1933 by the American Sports Tao following list einnealtl "Say for me that Max doesn't Publishing kelich San 'FratiCiaCO the feature games scheduled in various seething el the country 1934 scores In the - women's singles Mrs know what he is talking about" gives ars end el table First team given who Braddock his Arnold B thel way mentioned atis richt diminutive Los fought Including 5 ciiiarts PENN home team Angeles ace was seeded No I with from the relief rolls to win the "Indicates night game NEL 100 pure Pennsylvania oil ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFIRENCI Miss Kay Stammers of England in world's championship from Baer — using LUBRICATION UO Pressure A L C No State ire Utak Elms the No 2 position Miss Carolyn three months ago said Baer was 'Denver U vs Colorado Co Ife(i 144 CHECK CHART and ROCKA Babcock of Los Angeles was placed "scared to death when he crawled 'Greeley Teacher vs NO Wes No gams ' !AST third and tivo other English girls into the ring to face the Detroit CAR to insure absolute thorough Rilseknell vv Ps Mil Coil 04 Freda James and Nancy Lyle Bomber Tuesday night No game VC Kan Mato Int leatlelle nest" "That goes for Camera and Le- "Mehtenburg VI Baltimore fourth and fifth respectively No gams No gams Helen Wills Moody who is en- vinsky too They were all scared 'Temple ys Centre BOUT ered only in the mixed doubles to death They looked dike they Poly vs Dirs Southera will know who her partner will be were tied to a horse That doesn't 'Alabama Clifton vs John Tarleten Ne game "Coll Ozarks its Southwestern 011 CAR IIEEDS when the draw is made Sunday go for me though '101IG TIME 44 Payne vs San M T The Wimbledon champion indicated 'Louis hunt met any opposition 'Howard Tenn Wes gams aNe zKing vs e vs Aosleek TNto game an early preference for Don Budge yet Baer tried to fight me but t 444 Atm Sen vo Sion 13 as her court companion but the lat he didn't try to fight Louis Max 'Naval No gams 'Okla Dot vv Cotton At 714-1!- E– vs Panhandle A M 194 ter bad previously arranged to pair Schmeling will cause Louis a lot of "Southwestern is No owe Tot& IFIL Daniel Dakar off with Miss James of England trouble with his left hand if they "Texas 11E54 Valois Li vs Jaakssavill teal ever get together' MUMS MIT si1-1s No gems "Hey Champ" yelled one of his sAkrea vsvs Findlay 6' No game go Louill Wr) Cougar Team Hefty admirers "I understand Louis says 'Butler "Chadroa Then vs lie Dab Mines vs Daytea —No game PULLMAN Wash he 'doesn't expect any troOle from zeineinnall Detroit vs PAL Pleasant Thrle ' WO -- -N game via Iowa CratrM —Washington State will you" I troullAI vs Allies No tams Of the heaviest teams on the coast from 3Arbn Carroll "Nobody expects any 914 1141111mit vs aimb1104 a Sound me until they o!stla it" Braddock re- Iiii17W-TW- Wesleyan flak SO "No goat College I against I vs Dakota "North Luther 211 'will get it He "Ottawa vs Omaha Saturday Total weight of the squad plied "and 0441 & Auto Service Firestone Stores 184 Supply every member of which was ex- leaves himself wide open for a right sleashineten U vs MeKendreo No game VS Re Hillsdale pected to play is 104295 pounds ay nobody has hit him yet and you West N teas 111avier (Ctn) vs Rollick) ZadEast at Wasatch 2321) erase 164 to the man Two candi- can't tell whether he can take it or Broadway MIST dates for tackle on the freshman not They'll tind out all about that Albany vs Patine ' ' Ne gams — Ti vs C Los C J Angeles ' LA team total 480 pounds when he gets hi there with me slogYelb iloo A) TSo Redllads Wit - Li 1 I I : :'i 1 34arPaok Cardinals linat4414 Indiana 'Hartnett Cuba 31a0r &won! l t Irak& A thieuu " ' A :4'g016----- 77 ggieUela4 Probable Lineup - - 334 - 445: Copromoters Irving 1 'Y' Gridders to Depart vember (Al--Bu- sy 4 Pet :: ' 4 : Special to The Tribune siroorz '- 191 :: ' :::'::::::--- 1111 N :::)4:: Sept 26 Louis the brown whose slugging fists sent Max Baer Into fistio oblivion today was offered a $16000 guarantee to fight Adolph Wlater at the coliseum here next No- Joe Louis May Appear in Bout At Motor City — 1 er AR 466 - - - Smeheritei Show Power in Encounter With : Jaysee Array ' CL 134 ISO 144 111 144 144 i OmmilmmommtiM 1)- : 1 25-- 6 100-23-- 1"to atAndiAgs::- i0P4 4' 4 I) :h ball-tote- rs VslIthan :'' ” 4r:: E Mimmomotimwomi t '''' :'':'1- 41 4 ' '1i I 4 0 The Big Six ''' !::: 200-pou- 1 ' 4: i o 1 i i ' ‘ ilk :1::'' '9 1 ”11-11- I- Country Club Golfers Wait Windup of Season - - 1 triple-threat- i' 141111 Certainly the Aggiel are ready— ready to fight for every foot of Los Angeles coliseum ' turf—ready to dispute the old adage that Pacific coast football is far superior to the ' '' Rocky Mountain brand Magnussoa Ready' Ryan's ball carrying may be supplemented by that of Bernard ' "Scooter" Magnusson chunky little halfback who was the sensation of ' the Montana State game last week Then there is Irloyd Rasmussen— & heavy and sometimes underrated quarterback who can carry the ball - Naas iNsItioa ift Wi 1134age CI: pass and placekick and is an adept ' 100 a 11 am asnaarossa kb11-- I : It pass receiver as 'welt In Ryan and game Diek atisakt kb L0-11Ina 1 le Jun IIVII um Paul Blanton Romney haa a pair of The uneupsi 1 1 Disk Kramer kb ' Tobata la Jahasissat ii11-11- 1 145 ii ' II la an punters who are capable of equaling awn! Ai 1St a 11 rsh Wood! saws atm MI 10 Ward Darold JaashaskAb11-11rib 0000 anything the Uclans have to offer Domaaars ' 151 I a ilea 0 o Irisksan &Vera Fril Cht)st?1011 17A In that department Bates real bonen itsrans071 S A1 1A1 0 31 !nib so Behind a INS 1 17 hen line U C L Stabler 000 corington ID averts's hisc1-00000 live 7 17 Sec t Dunn arrell Markin trt' 00000 Ronkovich A has a versatile array of backs Johnson Mohimen Dews Jot' IT Neu q 1111 B Ociahla Jus Ihe Jo Om I IT 10 ready for action Fred Funk 215-- Allred 1141 Milne (e) Gus reset its 1M I IT Nen 0000 ' pound right halfback Is a triple-l- a 8111101 111 rh Ilich Used Jesse Patersonte"16“ 04 Jun II 1411 threat performer whom U C LA Otoret 1M S 11 Irrsb Illater Den Darns score ION Pheldon reek le BM supporters are touting' as a real Snow bi 14446: I 141 Deed !Worn'' etc IT Nen 00000 “ ' - marvel Tooa 13 -25 AI 1M 0 17 Neu Irvin Wee rb 00000 E I aborts Tottehdownb--enow Scoriae! 014 Le Dentns fi S It Nen 1ø The Aggies are equally concerned 'Towle Slater f3) Burrs 114 Point - alter Dante Deem I 11 Jun ill A P ert Varies tole f olacek irk) 141 I f about watching the dangerous touchdown—St II Nen Substitutions: Tootle ?onkel' fill Buol Tsar Glial14111 I INS Sash Charles Cheshire t left let e: Bracken-4i- -Thomas half Cheshire versatile and fast I: Davis n: Atkin le: Pennunalo re: Pau los rh: Simmons le: BM' Blomstrom t f can do anything a backfield star o: Bullock rti Berton tit: Reitman rti Leonard Takes-ForIs supposed to do and can do' it S qb: Johnson rt! Qochis 4 Kirk th Lousy It: Lee tit Roth The third well in Noncoms Tournament lef Moon Botcher thi Ogden lb Co& th pielsoni4 rti Pearce fp Nichol f Spaulding's starring backfield is Smith son Anderson re Bill Murphy quarterback CompetOfficials! Referee Ilittelseoni umpire Ser'Sergeint Gene Leonard ing at fullback is Bob Willams 200- - Voroi Baseman Gowan' geant C J Turley ended the nonwho is sophomore pound t replacing comMiseloned officers' golf tournathe injured Ted Key Key however 'Trojan& Taper Off ment at Fort all tied up the a into for May get short LOS ANGELES Sept 26 ft719-- - with a net 141Dougiu game apiece -- Thursday time if needed 4 ti Coach Howard Jones put his South- They will play the tieoff Friday k Spaulding has other ern California Trojans through their Leonard carded a to There is Remy Olmstead workout prior to meeting Mon-- 1 to with a 69 Wednesday Turley kit halfback or fullback who per- tan here Saturday The i to go with a 73 Trojans in- had an formed sensationally in the Ertin's dicated they would uss a passing the day previous Turley tied with i' victory Over St Mary's last year attack as Jones had all his backLeonid Guy for low net ' there is All Lum ChMese field men heaving the pigskin Sergeant honors of the second day of the youngster who is rated as the around tournament 1 shiftiest open field runner to pear in these parts in many a moon: and there is gigantic Walt Schell ': -' who tips the beam at 220 can hit ! the line with tremendous force and k either foot from drop kick" with " ' t UCLANS Wt Pos long range Wt AGGIES : I Bon 180 ot Forward Schroeder 185 Bot rel Heavy Bunker ' r Carl Olson 182 4190 rtl Carl e -- The heaviest man on the Bruin Simmons t wall is John Hastings left 205 Earl Sargent 180 I forwardwho Dallas White rgl guard weighs 213 the lightest Sherman Chavor 190 c 188 Elvin Wayment is Bob Schroeder right John Hastings "215 210 Eddie Peterson Igr : U C L A's major worry- - is its Sam Stawisky 205 199 Itr Ed Wade small squat Only 33 men make up Bob McChesney 190 195 C Mulleaneaux lee the entire aggregation and while Bill Murphy I the first team is admittedly powerk157 Floyd Rasmussen qb o ful Fred Fmk 215 o the reserves — especially the 190 rhl Kent Rpm I linemen—are not too strong ' ' Charles Cheshire 170 173 lhr Paul Blanton 104 The Bruins are short on quantity Bob Williams 42O Ted Loayer y ttb but long on quality according to the ' most reliable information in these Average weightsn tine—Uclans 198 Aggies 188 BackI parts field—Uclans 189 'Aisles 172 Team—Uclans 194 I Age gies 181 ' 0 4 Snow Rivals bistory -- ') "11L Defeats Fast Game r WM 7 N - themselves profess to game as a tough affair critics in these parts are giving the 'Celan a big edge and regard the contest as a Mere "breather" for 13014 beefy aggregation reputed to be the best in U C L A football ''':Z ti tain conference gridiron 7- The game is elated for 8 o'ciock Friday evening and a goodalied crowd is expected to turn out at the gigantic coliseum which has a tremendous seating capacity the M reiard the v 4mbi - Although Coach Louis Gets RED BLUE SQUAD SET Bid to Box TEAMS SET Ad TViater FOR BATTLE FOR FINAL ancitao WITH CATS bomber Joe 4 " By BOB GOODELL PASADENA Cal Sept 26—Undaunted by the brawn and the reputation of the giant U C L A gridderc Utah Aggies are ready fortriday night's intersectional battle with the Bruins in thi Los Angeles coliseum Outweighed considerably by Bill Spaulding's Uclans the tieing are determined to overcome this handicap by speedy aggressive line play and a versatile attack built around rangy Kent Ryan one of the finest halfbacks to grace a Rocky Moun- A 1111111411 4 Angeles Coast Critics Give U C L A Big Edge 4 AGAIINST UCILARIS Spaulding Has Star in Fullback Spot -- Came Scheduled Friday Night in Coliseum at Los OFF EIC Cougar Team Takes Woricout in Yellowstone Park - — 27 1035 I rt 1 - I :P t |