| Show u THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNT AY CORNING NOVEMBER - B 5 1933 12 MICHIGAN KEEPS SLATE CLEAN DEFEATS IO WANS 10 TO 6 r STAR KICKER Shellacking in Years AGAIN COMES HAMILToVn T Nov 11 ( —With substitutes In the lineup Colgate’s Red Raiders romped to a 71 to victory over Ohio Northern today while the first team on the bench and watched the replacements score mere than a point a minute Ohio Northern was no match for the home team Colgate rolled np 31 first downs to none for the visitors and made 1 points In the first quarter 25 In the second 13 In the third and 13 more tat tbe final period OP AS HERO jt Place Boot Spells Margin of Victory? Hawkeyes Battle Gamely — ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 11 OP)— Herman Everhardus thje flying Kalamazoo unleashed a toe as true as a navy siege gun and Bill Renner displayed uncanny passing aim today as Michigan's powerful football team playing in snow and ice swept toward a' fourth consecutive Big Ten d l(ld championship with a Victory over Iowa The fighting team from the tall corn state harvested a touc down early in the third period on a pass from George Teyro sub Iowa back that Bernard Page shifty end took on Michigan’s line Cap- tain Stan Fay of Michigan tackled Page as the pass dropped in his arms but the elusive Hawkeye slipped from Fay’s grasp and raced across the goal line Ted Petoskey smashed through to block Russ Fisher’s try for the extra point Michigan had scored its 10 points when the Hawkeye counter came The first score came at the end of the initial period when Everhardua made good his second try for a field goal line and He kicked from the the ball sailed true Previously each side had failed in attempts to piece-kicEverhardus trying from the line and Russ Fisher of Iowa from the 26 Michigan Crosses Line The Michigan touchdown came early In the second period after Renner whose passing arm proved valuable of a wet field despite the dangers and occasional snow flurries came into the game Everhardus as elusive as a banshee worked his way through desperate Iowa tacklers for a run from Iowa’s 37 to the line where Russ Fisher downed him Three plays later Renner found a receiver in Captain Fay uncovered in the end zone He hurled the ball to Fay who went over the Everhardus’ goal line untouched placement kick was good From then on the embattled Hawk-eyetried desperately to score but were unable to gain consistently either through the line or around the ends So vicious was the Wolverine defense of its slender lead that Iowa actually had a net loss of one yard Dutch-merfro- FOOTBALL RESULTS hard-earne- d I 'M’? tv' & v p'yv sa?v 1 j’ - The pictures illustrate perfect form for falling on a loose ball when an opponent is coming from tbe opposite direction The order of the illustrations is: Top left lower left top right lower right The player who is falling on the ball in the pictures hurls his body to the right to protect himself and to block out the oncoming opponent Notice how he “cuddles up” thus protecting himself especially his head against hard contact or perhaps intentional rough work on the part of the frustrated opponent Notice too the clutch of the hands on the baJL This ball won’t get sw&yaelt iA yeritabixj?n0"d In this series of photographs the proper method of falling a ball is pictured Falling on the ball is one of the fundamental fundamentals Everybody on the team is expected to know how to fall on the on s ball because loose balls happen unexpectedly and every one of the 22 players on the field is eligible to fall on the ball and make it the possession of his team Woo betide the player who fails to try for a loose ball (it is loose usually because it has been fum-ble4f hd l'wHl)itt JaMping-disUBsI iC - - d)' ao It was a double loss for Iowa for Dick Crayne crafty and fullback suffered a possible leg fracture in the second period when he charged into the strong Michigan line with the ball He was taken to the University of Michigan hospital for an examintion after being carried off the field Shovel Off Snow Snow covered the huge tarpaulin over the playing field an hour before game time and 200 men shoveled for an hour to remove th- - weight before the tarpaulin could be taken off The field was soggy and the 26000 spectators sat in freezing weather with overcast skies and occasional flurries f snow Nevertheless both teams opened up with thrilling passing attacks disregarding the dangers of fumbles Except for Renner’s touchdown pass the Wolverine aerial drive was not up to previous standards two out of five attempts netting 27 yards The Hawk-eye- s fared better with five out of 16 completed netting 113 yards gain Statistics of the Michigan-Iow- a football game: Michigan Iowa g First downs ’ SURE Steve Donoghue Has Scored Six Derby to Insure umphs Still Seeking Another Defeat Kansas Big Six Honors Third ’ Time in Row 316 6 6 37 0 40 ‘Ramming Ralph Graham Givea Kansas Mate Win STATE FIELD Ames Iowa Nov (A1) — "Ramming Ralph" Graham the big strapping fullback lived up to his reputation here today when he plunged over for the only touchdown as Kansas State downed Iowa State 7 to 0 in a Big Six conference clash The touchdown came in the second quarter after the Wildcats had fought heir way through a stiff Cyclone deline Graham fense to the four-yarwent over with a terrific plunge and also added the extra point by a sneak through the lme d TriBuckeyes Meet Stubborn Resistance Early i LINCOLN Neb Nov 11 W—Two perfectly executed pass plays handled by three Cornhuskers who have played football together for eight years led Nebraska to a 12 to 0 vie tory here today over Kansas and a third consecutive Big Six conference championship It was the first time any team had won the Big Six crown three years in succession and left Nebraska one of the few undefeated and untied teams this season A record crowd of 31000 fans the largest here since 1928 saw a Jayhawk eleven nearly sweep the Cornhuskers off their feet In the But the opening quarter strong right arm of George Sauer triple threat fullback sent a pass to Bruce Kilbourne end midway in toe next period and Kilbourne raced untouched 32 yards for a touchdown team began to batThe scarlet-clater its way through the Jayhawks after the rest period but it took one of the Cornhuskers’ basketball plays to score With less than four minutes gone in thh last quarter Nebraska had lme the ball on the Kansas Sauer pitched a short pass over toe line to Kilbourne and he pitched of a pair of t lateral overto the heads Jayhawkers Big Bernie Masterson acariet quarterback who sidestepped hU way to the touchdown Masterson missed both tries for the LONDON (A3)—Jockeys come and jockeys go—but Steva Donoghue goes riding on A grandfather for some time toe veteran has just celebrated his 49th Yet he’s still looking forbirthday ward to riding a few more derby winners His record Is unique He has been champion jockey in Great Britain nine times and once he for toe honor with E C Elliott But high spots are his derby successes He has ridden toe winner of the derby six times 'three of them in In consecutive 1921 Captain Cuttle in 1922 and Papyrus in 1923 "I feel fit to go on for a long time dead-heate- d he said In receiving congratulations on his birthday “and hope to have a few more derby winners" Gordon Richards who was just a stable boy when Donoghue was in his prime has stolen the racing limelight but Donoghue still can pull a wmner across the tape Up to his birthday he had ridden 51 winners In the 1933 season 10 5 per cent of his mounts And there were 54 seconds and 63 thirds He has had plenty of streaks of bad luck but none more protracted than in the early part of the 1928 season when he rode 108 consecutive losers Donoghue attributes his prolonged youth to living “a very active and generally healthy life" yet" hard-chargi- 41 6S 11 Britain’s greatest Jockey OHIO STATERS OF TITLE Still Rides Winners at 49 TROUNCE PENN HUSKERS MAKE Michigan Petoskey Wlstert Hildebrand Bernard Kowalik Austin Ward Lawa ob Fay (C Hoover Everhardua lh Fisher Heston rh fb Reiecsl Crayne Iowa scoring Touchdown— Page Michigan scoring —Touchdown Fay polnta after touchdowns Everhardua (placement) t field goal Everhardus (place kick) Officials Referee D B Lourle Princeton umpire Arils Mucks Wisconsin field Colonel H B Haokett West Point iudge linesman Jay Wyatt Missouri 1 d d extra point NEBRASKA - PHum le It Bishop lg g 1 rt O Neill 1 Harris qb Dumm rhb Miller Manning Beach fb Sauer Touchdown— Nebraeka scoringOfficials— C QuigMasterson ley St Mary a referee) Dwight Ream McBride MisWashburn umpire O souri Valley head linesman' lhr Boswell d Conversion Gives Rice Victory Over Arkansas Ctwoi HOUSTON Tex Nov 11 OP)— Mehrlnger Lee he Sylvester’s educated toe proKraternlk Phelps vided the margin of victory In toSklr day’s football game between Rice inv Clawson e (caps-B)r- O’Brled Penney Masterson COLUMBIA Mo ‘Nov 11 OP) — A mixed running aerial attack enabled the Oklahoma Soonera to defeat toe Missouri Tigers 21 to 0 today Quarterback Bob Dunlap mad toe fust touchdown at the end of a drive in the first period and completed a long pass to Jack Harris end for another in the third quarter The last touchdown was made by Nig Robertson just before toe end after Missouri was set back to its line for roughing KANSAS Kilbourne Meier Debus FARM ‘TRUCK’ Oklahoma Finds Missouri Easy ENABLES BOYS I ' t stitute and the University of Arkan sas and Rice won 7 to 6 after scoring a touchdown in toe final period Arkansas had counted In the third quarter on a pass from Murphy to La Force The defeat was Arkansas’ first in Southern conference competition It was toe Owls’ first victory in more than a month and their first of toe season against conference opposition EQUIPMENT KINDS OF Mosconi Defeats Kelly In Cue Tourney Upset GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION MINNEAPOLIS Minn Nov’ 11 OP) — William Mosconi Philadelphia youth one of three players In toe national pocket billiard tournament selected to compete In toe world’s meet in Chicago championship moved into second place tonight by upset victory over George Kelly ALL "COL-BBH- J" Tap-Be- er Ban and Cabinets Uniform low temperature beautiful appearance sanitary Made for one or more faucets and bottle storage Complete In every way “COL-BRdoes more than Jut keep beer cold It properly brews the beer— prevents wild and flat beer and beer waste It to indorsed by the best brewers in America Call and See This Beautiful Line SOLD ON EAST TERMS Q Salt Lake Electric Supply Co Wasatch 1st East Sooth Street 19-to- -0 v Fighting the battle of their lives as they brought tbe shivering crowd of 35000 to its feet with spectacular drives toward the enemy goal that were halted on the 10 6 and even 1 yard line the forces of Coach Hunk Anderson suddenly collapsed and absorbed the worst licking since 1028 as the Boilermaker backs converted one of their aerial thrusts Into a score and then laid down a barrage of passes themselves to turn the game ' into a rout Not since the Sklbos from Carnegie Tech defeated the Ramblers 27 to 7 did any Notre Dame team take such a pounding Duane Purvis Who refused to stay out of this game despite an operation only a few days ago for an infected leg teamed with Jim Carter Paul Pardonner Fritz Febel and an iron line to heap more misery on the once powerful forces of Notre Dame as their coach Nozel Kizer hailed in newspaper headlines everywhere as the next football coach at Notre Dame looked on happily Intercepts Febel an alert right guard stayed the romp In the second period after Notre Dame stepped a Boilermaker drive with a magnificent stand on its lme Nick Lukats atown tempted a flat zone pass on his own 15 but Febel slipped in picked the ball out of the air and raced for 13 yarejs and the first touchdown! Pardonner added the extra point with a dropkick Back came the Ramblers with a passing attack Lukats to Devore for a march of 63 yards to the Boilermakers’ 10 ending when Brancheau barely missed a pass on the goal line A fumble by Andy Pilney Notre Dame sophomore back placed Purdue in position to score its second touchdown Fred Hecker dropped back on the enemy's 35 and flipped a high pass to Pardonner who caught it on mark acored the the Pi on Followlns Pssw) SOUTH Auburtl 27 Otlethorpe I Alabama 37 Vlrslnla Poly Inet 4 Bethany 0 Fairmont Teachers f Birmingham 6 Centre 11 Centenary 47 Union U 9 Chattanooga 0 Mercer 7 Cumberland 11 Mldclla Tenn Teachsrs 4 Davidson 34 The Citadel S Zest leaas Teacher 4 North Tmh Tsash 821 if "Philadelphia VPl OBAMA WHIPS TUSCALOOSA Ala Nov 11 CUP) —With a second string team playing part of the time Alabama whipped Virginia Polytechnic institute 27 to 0 here today KnaraiB axAia NoijKVHa Fray Score 20-- 7 Georgia Tech 16 Florida 7 Howard 50 Sprint Hill 0 Howard Pains 0 Bt jtdwsrd 7 Kentucky 31 Vlrslnla Mil Inst Eaatern Kentucky 6 Morehead 0 burth 0 Freed Aardman 9 (tla) Lon Morrle 0 Marshall 11 Louisiana Tech 0 College Oterke 40 Louisiana Normal 11 Mlulsalppt Teachers 0 Maryland 7 Duke 11 MrMurry 34 Daniel Baker 4 Miami 11 Loulevllle 7 Mt St Mary 6 La Salle 7 North Carolina 26 Waka Forest 4 Rice 7 Arkansas f -Richmond II Hamp Sydney 9 Sul Rom 6 O ot Mlnee 14 Bout! Carolina 14 North Carolina State 4 thwestem 0 Mlllaapt 6 thwestem L Inst 36 Louisiana col- lege 0 PHILADELPHIA Nov 11 (UP)— The Buckeyes of Ohio State drubbed Pennsylvania university before 40000 shivering Ians today by a score of 20 to 7 Southern Col 0 Stetson 71 Tenneseee 35 Mleelialppl i Tenneseee Tech 4 Murray Teachers 6 Teiae 0 Baylor 1 Texae A and M 9 Southern Metho- - Texae Christian IB North Dakota 7 Texae Tech 7 Btmmona 0 Tulane 13 Mlsitulppl Btate 0 Union colleae 10 Transylvania 4 Vandervlla 37 Bewanee 14 S Virginia 9 Waahlnaton-Le- e II Olanvllle West Liberty Tetchera Teachers 11 (tie) Wolford 14 Clemeen 11 Western Kentucky 34 Georeetown 4 Caraon-Newma- n 18 Kins Collate 4 Knoxville Colleae 0 Kentucky Stata In45 Collesa dustrial Maryville 11 Western Carolina 4 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Bluelleld 20 The invaders met unexpected resistance and failed to make headway against the stubborn Pennsylvanians until the second period when they took the ball at midfield and aided penalty smashed down by a For the the field for a touchdown remainder of toe game toe supremacy ' MIDDLE WEST of the Ohioans was never in doubt Aurora 15 Wartbur 0 The first score was made by Ka e 30 Ashland 4 bealo who caught a pass from Cra Ball Teachers 6 Oranklin S (tie) 0 Lake Forest 0 (tie) mer substitute quarterback on the Beloit Buffton 35 John Marshall 0 nine-yarline and raced over the Carroll 14 Lawrence 0 0 Western Reserve 0 (tla) goal Later in toe same period Ohio Case 7 (tie) 7 Indian Chtcaro State took the ball on Penn’s Coe 58 Knox 0 line and after Smith and Heekln Cornell colics e IS Cerleton IS (tie) S Vlrslnla WesUeyan lme Dayton 7 0 West made a first down on the Oberlln 11 Denison Smith rounded left end for a touchEvansville 6 DePauw 24 0 down The next score was made after Findlay 10 Defiance Oust Adolphua 11 Bt Mary 4 a march down the field Guilford 7 Landley S Cramer Smith and Kabbalo made Hamline 730 Macalester 136 Wabash Hanover steady gains and were aided by Heldelbera 0 Akron 0 (tie) 7 pass Cramer to Smith which was Iowa Btate 0 Kansas State John Carroll II Toledo 13 The touchdown good for 24 yards Ohio U 0 (tie) 0 Marshall d was made by Smith in a Marietta 7 Kenyon 7 (tie) Marquette 14 Crelshton S charge through left tackle Fennsyl 10 Iowa S vanla appeared to find itself later and Mlchtsan Mlchixan Btate 0 Carnetle Tech 4 started a determined offensive after Michigan Btate Normal IS low State S t Teachers Palumbo recovered a fumble by Murry Aatlea 11 East Oklahoma T 9 d Baldwin-Wallac- d TO SEE GAME d SEATTLE Nov 11 of vegetable to barter for board assured the football squad at Forks on the west slope of tbe Olympic peninsula of teeing the -C University of Washington-L A game here next Saturday The legionnaires at Forks wrote to friends hero that tbe Forks boys 26 strong wanted to see the game It was decided the lads would stay at the Y M C A In exchange for eight sack of potatoes one sack of rutabagas three sacks of carrots two sacks of cabbage and two fresh salmon (PH-Ple- nty Georgia Techs Defeat Florida ATLANTA Ga Nov 11 (UP)— Georgia Tech battled to a 19-- victory over a strong Florida eleven today In a Southeastern conference football game The Tech Yellowjackets played the invaders off their feet in toe first period scoring a touchdown on Davis' eight-yardash around end Florida put up a more stubborn battle for toe remainder of the game but Georgia Tech pushed over touchdowns In the third and fourth periods Roberts passing to Spradling for 19 yards for the 'second tally 7 d - By PAUL MICKELSON SOUTH BEND Ind Nov II (AP)— Notre Dame’s football for- tunes rose to new hopes today and then crashed to the lowest depths in five years as Purdue’s horde of Boilermakers drove rivets triumph over the luckless Ram-ble- rs through the air to seal a ere 0 hard-chargin-g Yards by rushing Forward passes attempted Forward passes Intercepted Yards by passing Average distance punts Runback ol punts Opponents’ fumbles recovered Yards lost by penalties The lineup and summary: Iowa le Fage Foster It Scbammel lg e Moore (O) Hoffman rt Gallagher Dee re Stand e - d “ Early-Gam- f k 1 BOCKT MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE Utah IS Colorado university S Denver university University of Hawaii (no noon) 1 B x U 36 Colorado college 0 Utah Assies C Colorado Assies t Colorado Teachera 36 Colorado Mine S Montana State 6 Idaho southern branch (noncon) U BAST Albright 0 Weitcheiter Teachers I Amherst S Trinity 1 Baltimore S3 Bridgewater C Boston college t VUlanova 0 Brown 10 Syracuse 7 Brooklyn COO Lowell Tax (tie) Bucknell 13 Furman 0 California Fa 7 Indians (Pa) Teachers 0 Catholic unlverilty 0 Detroit 3S ) 0 Providence tl City eoUrse (N Colby 0 Bates 0 Colgate 73 Ohio Northern 0 Columbia 14 U S Naval aoademy T Dickinson 7 Gettysburg 10 Drexel 7 Susquehanna S Fordham 30 Ntw York U 13 Franklin-Mars- h 10 Marty lan A Hartwlck 0 Ithaca 36 Harvard 0 U 8 Mil academy 27 Haverford 14 Hamilton 7 Hobart 0 Buffalo 0 (tie) Juanita 7 Lebanon valley 17 Lafayette 13 Rutaerg 30 Loyola (Baltimore) 0 West Maryland 64 MlUersvllla T 13 Bhlppensburg T 0 Maine 11 Bowdoln 0 Manhattan S Holy Cross 27 Mlddlebury IS Norwich 6 New Hampshire 0 Springfield 4 (tie) ld IS looking S Pennsylvania 7 Ohio State 30 Pittsburgh 7 Duqueane 0 Princeton 7 Dartmouth 9 Rensselaer 6 Worcester 0 Rhode Island 30 Conn State T Bt Anselm 7 Mass State 0 St Joseph 7 Washington college I St Lawrenot7 Clarkson 7 (tie) St Thomas 12 Geneva 0 Swarthmore I St John (Aimap) 12 Tufte IS Boiton U I Union 13 Rocheeter 0 Urstnug 0 Muhlenberg 2 Vermont 0 St Mlohael 13 Vermont A 0 Clark school I Wesleyan I Williams 0 Yale 0 Oeoriia 7 Slippery Rock 12 Edlnboro A Grove City 3 Wayneaburg 0 Muskingum 6 Westminster 6 St Martin’ College (Lacey Wash) II Ellensburs Normal 0 Montclair Teachers 6 N T Aggies I Score Notre Dame Purdue Wins by 19-- 0 Collapses After Tempe Teachers Turn Back New Mexico A C State TEMPE Nov H Teachers college of Tempe turned back the New Mexico Aggies 19 to 7 in a Border conference game played here today before a homecoming crowd of 3000 Tempe scored In the first three quarters and the Aggies got their touchdown in the last period WV-Arizo- na LONG IN WATER Swlmmlnt (or 73 hour nd IS mlnutei bettzfMP qrq tmpfia 9tn jo J fore evlnr up P K Ohoie cl the Calcutta Swlmailnc elub recently eatablUhed (India) jo pjoq ‘HodaTpui jujnxuntnjto V a new endurance swim record UOftttJlII IQ 1M419 Bin PW4 two-yar- Impetus was given the offense when Brown recovered a partially blocked gain punt by McCracken for a Lima substitute fullback placed toe a line and pass ball on the Brown to McCracken was good for aone-yar- d touchdown John Lima 4 substitute from Passaic N J was the backbone of the Penn offensive His spectacular line plunges in the final period set the fans to cheering frenziedly in the hope that the Pennsylvanians would overcome the Buckeye lead Illinois Victor By' Place Kick Missouri 0 Oklahoma 31 Nebraska 13 Kansas 9 N W Missouri T 0 N E Missouri T II Northeast Oklahoma 10 Central Okie '°NortRwestem OJtlHnolj f Notre Dame 0 Purdue 16 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Miami 34 Oklahoma Baptlat 7 East Central Okla- homa T 0 Oklahoma A and U 31 Drake 0 Oshkosh Teachers 7 Stevens Teachers 7 (tie) Otterbcln 30 Capital 6 River Falla 7 Moorhead 0 Bt Cloud 13 Bt John 0 St Olaf 25 Concordia 11 Bt Paul S De Paul 0 (tie) Southwestern IS Wiohlta 27 Tulsa 16 Oklahoma City 0 Valparaiso 33V Detroit C 11C 0 IS Butler Washington S Wisconsin 31 West Virginia Wittenberg S Clnclnnetl 1 Wooster 51 Mount Union 0 West Texas T S New Mexico Military Institute 36 Tarkio 13 Buena Vista 7 Columbia Oolleve 0 Luther It Peru Teacher 0 Chadron Teacher 23 Notr Dame “B1' II Manchester 11 (tie! Alma 6 Kalamaxoo t Hillsdale 11 Hop 0 Ripon 0 Mlllikin 0 Macomb Teachers 0 Auguatana 46 low Wesleyan 12 Upper low 0 North Dakota State 14 South Dakota University 0 Mornlngalde S South Dakota State 2117 Bemldll Teacher 0 Duluth Teacher Spearflgh (8 D ) Teachers 7 Dickinson Teachers 17 Kansas School for the Deaf 0 Bethel 14 Central (Pella Iowa) 11 Penn 14 EVANSTON HJ Nov 11 (P—A crowd ot 40000 shivering spectators saw Illinois triumph over Northwestern 3 to 0 today scoring a victory over the Wildcats for the first time in five years As a result the fighting mini re piained In the race for the Western conference gridiron championship Illinois achieved its victory forth WEST third period of a desperately fought California 33 Washington 0 13 7 Montana game when Dave Cook son of JimGonsaga Idaho S Washington State 14 my Cook one ot Illinois' outstanding Mexico 7 Arteona 0 athletes of other days booted a per- New 7 Btate Arison New Mexico Aggiea fect goal from placement after Teacher 16 11 Oregon State 2 the ball had been advanced by a long Oregon Ban Francisco Olympic 7 West Coast forward pass tossed by Jack Bey-noSouthern California 7 Stanford 12 the Illini star quarterback U C L A 14 San Diego Marines It Sen Jos Stata Ool 10 California A PUGET SOUND WINS Riverside J C 16 Fullerton J C 7 Ana J C 7 Chaffey J C 6 11 TACOMA Wash Nov (UP)— Santa Payette II Prultland 6 The College of Puget Sound football Chico Btste 0 Nevada 11 Puget Sound 64 team led by Jimmy Ennis elusive Coll of Idaho 13 Coll 10of Sacramento Ramblers fullback trampled the College of California College S Idaho squad by a score of 54 to 12 California Agclea 0 San Jose State 3014 Cal Frosh 16 Stanford Frosh before approximately 9000 fans heTe Unlv Black Fox Military Acadsmy 16 Mon sum Prep School 6 (At Log AngelcaJ today ' -- - ADLER ROCHESTER UITS and OVERCOATS They’re 100 and what a hand tailored fac-Fin- e weave expert tailoring and distinguished tor THAT is in flexibility ease and durability ' in every suit and cut of material “shows-up- ” overcoat If you want beauty of style and de- sign buy an “ADLER ROCHESTER” Conte in! 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