Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATUR DAY MORNING NOVEMBER 18 1933 23 31-- 0 CAINS TOTAL Fourth Meeting OF 28 YARDS Nov' 17 (UP)-St- eve NEW YORK Hamas former Penn Slate foot-bistar tonight won a split decision from Lee Ramage San Diego heavyweight at Madison Square Garden It was their fourth meeting Each had won a decision and tliey fought one draw The two Judges disagreed and Referee! Andy Griffin gave the verdict t! Maero Runs Length of Field on Kick for Score ’ Mecham Stars 4- BRIGHAM CITY— Th Favored Over c Trojans Favored To Down Webfeet Eagles in Semifinal In Coast Battle Hamas Decisions jTooele Ramage in Their PRICE TEAM Winner Opposes Box Elder in Title Game Nov 25 West Takes on Ogden —— — — A busy swarm of Bees from the Box Elder high school provided the football sensation of the season by pounding out an impressive win over Carbon Friday on the Bee campus The winner of the Fillmore-Tooel- e game which will be played at Fillmore Saturday at 2 o’clock will face the strong Box Elder eleven Saturday November 25 in Salt Lake for the championship of the state 31-to- -0 TJie Bees showed more strength consistent yardage In every game than was credited to them in the one-- up but the pass defense of the Fillmore arb°nl eleven has been spotty in past games pressed the referee and won ‘sixteam and the winner Ortne toocio rounds according to the United Press Fillmore game will b in for a tough getting away with some good gains Tooele with Jim score sheet by this method afternobn November 25 Down at Fillmore southern Utah Rinaldi doing the tossing has presentRamage won the second round after staggering Hamas with two left fans are anxiously awaiting the semi- ed one of the best passing attacks in The hooks and a hard right to the chin final round tilt between 'the Tooele high school play this season He also won the ninth when the ref- eleven and the strong Fillmore Eagles Smelterites look stronger in almost eree warned Hamas for hitting low Tooele has made an impressive rec- every department of play and are They fought on even terms in the ord this season against some of the pickedto win 14 to 0 fifth and seventh The Ogden-Wes- t game which will strongest teams in the state and alN Jack Pettifer English heavyweight though Fillmore has looked good in be played Saturday on the Panther made a successful American debut by Conference Six play the fact re- field promises plenty of action for knocking out Jack McCoy Philadel- mains that the Eagles have been de- high schpol fans The Tigers made phia in the third round of a sched- feated by Springville 13 to 0 in an a good record in Conference One finuled bout Pettifer early season game while Tooele has ishing in a tie for second place with a perfect record for the year’s play Preston and the Panthers annexed weighed 228 McCoy In the semifinal Ben Jeby The Eagles boast a big City league honors Ogden has a bet161 New York took the verdict line and the backfield led by “Faf ter scoring record than West but the over Joey Largey 166 New York Warner and “Abe” Kesler has rolled Panthers have a better defensive Box Elder state football final by defeating Car bon high here Friday 31 to 0 A set g of backs led by Captain Mecham scored once in the first quar ter twice in the third quarter and added two more touchdowns in the Box Elder clearly outplayed the visitors scoring 20 first downs while Carbon was able to gain only 28 yards throughout the entire game The Bees gained a total of 332 yards from scrimmage 18 yards coming from passes Box Elder received the opening kickoff and after several exchanges of punts started a scoring drive from the Bee line An run by Minson placed the ball in scoring position and Mecham carried the ball over for the score Just before the quarter ended Mecham missed the place kick for extra hard-runnin- final-perio- eight-roun- d 2 197-1-- g 2 d rec-'an- d (Continued Prom Preceding Pace) as a regarded 33-- toss-udespite the former's 0 beating last week by California’s Bears California takes on Idaho at Berkeley and is"not expected to have a great deal of difficulty in downing the Vandals although Willis Smith quarterback may cause some annoyance with his clever open field work Montana’s Stanford entertains Grizzlies and while strong favorites to win- - do not take the visitors too lightly Both California and Stanford unrtnly ing extended as they meet in their annual "big game” a week hence out-be- DETROIT BANTAM TRIUMPHS DETROIT Nov 17 (UP)-E- mie Muurer Detroit state bantamweight decision champion wot a here tonight over Frankie Wolfram d hf Winnipeg rl ord The game will start at 2:30 p with West favored to win 13 to 0 Two other Utah teams play their final games of the season Saturday and both will be intersectional affairs Jordan goes to Ely Nev to meet the strong White Pine high school eleven Hinckley will oppose Las Vegas point Fite First Downs five first Box Elder registered downs in the second quarter but was Unable to score The Bees had the ball on 'the line as the half ended The outstanding single play of the day came on the second half kickoff Maero received the ball on the line and led by perfect interference galloped down the center of Carbon the field for a touchdown blocked the kick for extra point Carbon received the kickoff and fumbled on the second play Minson Elder The-Berecovering lost the ball on downs on the line and Maero blocked Carbon’s attempt to kick out of danger falling on' the ball over the line for a score Carbon again blocked the try for extra point Carbon received but was forced to kick The Bees started another offensive and were on the three-yarline as the quarter ended Rasmussen gained two yards and bucked the line for the score Mecham's kick for point was good Carbon received and kicked to Box line where the Bees Elder’s opened another drive which resulted in the final score Captain Mecham carried the ball on practically every other play driving for gains of from four to seven yards on each try Tingey made run to aid the drive nice Mecham went over for the score and the missed point The game ended shortly after the kickoff Special Cold Weather Sale of ten-yar- d Men’s SUITS and OVERCOATS d for-Bo- x i es ' two-yar- ING— but wait until you actually see the goods--w- eU you’ll BUY d The —that’s what will happen clear-cufine t tailoringl the and the wonderful selection is Auerbach's best Me-eha- Mills Injured Carbon was unable to show a sustained offensive during the game being unable to register a first down and all of its six passes were incomplete Mills Carbon center was injured early in the first half and Carbon missed his defensive play Ni1 castro and Patterick were outstanding for Carbon The entire Box Elder team played excellent ball with Captain Mecham being outstanding Eg bert Hansen and Warburton played line on the good ball The lineups: We've sketched two of the mar veloua values and you'll have to agree that they’re GOOD LOOK- work-mansh- ip RIVAL JAYSEE TEAMS EXPECT 100 Men’s CLOSEBATTLE SUITS Parsons Clash With Coloradoans on South High Field With two junior college teams each determined to uphold the honor of its respective state the Grand Junc- tion Mavericks of Colorado and Westt minster will meet in an interstate Herewith are shown two high school grid performers who are on South field at 2 p m Saturday CARBON The Parsons frjesh from a success- expected to figure prominently in their schools’ state quarterfinal BOX ELDER le Clonti ful campaign against the Utah junior Tinges tipper is Lincoln Kesler of Fillmore jgame Saturday at Fillmore It M Jewkeg Egbert X Caqulnti colleges are determined to collect the and lower is Jim Rinaldi of Tooele Johnson ill c Mills scalps of the Coloradoans but the Hansen Warburton rg Pappas local boys will need to be at their rt Knudson Laurls Junction re Jensen T D Angeles best to do so The Grand Qb Redlord lads have an impressive record which Mecham (C) rh Patterick (C) Rasmussen L De Angeles includes four victories in six starts lh Minson fit Nlcastro and the feat of scoring in every game Maero Score bj quarters: Elmer Coach played 0 0—JO they’ve 4 0 Carbon 8 0 12 13—31 Schwalm’s Colorado team has rolled Box Elder Boxelder scoring: Touchdowns —Mecham up 75 points in its last five games and Point alter touchdown— MetchamMaero 2 kick) ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONTE RENCI promises to put up a great offensive (place No samei echednled Boxelder — Brown le: drive to match the Purple’s powerful Substitutions: SOUTH Carfb Braegger lg: Bott re Thompson attack: Alcorn It Rust d bon—J Jewkes re: Redd rt B Splgarelll" n 25 Cumberland 0 The prospect of a wet field will re Tesek'rhb Kennlck lhb Orecco lhb Henry 56 Tenneaaea Wesleyan 0 Emory Officials: Matson referee Stevenetm um- prove of no particular advantage to Ersklne 0 Presbyterian 21 Uneeman head Barney pire Florida A A M 25 Benedict I either team as both are well matched Johnson Tchrs 20 King 0 in both weight and speed Maryville 23 Milligan 0 The contest will be the final game 1 Murray Tchrs 13 MlUsans few six Parson veterans Cocaptain Newberry It Wofford 14 13 Baylor 0 Teachers Texas back Paul Holbrook Union 1 Middle Tenn Teachers 0 and leading W Liberty Tchrs vs Salem postponed Jaysee league career cold a brilliant finish scorer will MIDDLE WKOT caller Parson’s the as i heady signal Aberdeen Normal 0 Huron 0 3 carrier dyDan Tech 4 Detroit ball Adrian and defeated the Alumni Summit North The Wyqherly Auiustsns 19 Penn 5 North Summit high school 4 to 21 In the namic little fullback also will don the Coll of Emporia 14 Kansas Wesleyan 3 first game for the Brevet Friday The hlah school boys have just turned In their purple uniform for thfe last time Ford George Washington 3 Tulsa II Illinois College 35 Eureka 0 football toga and have had little timet to Holmes who has worked up from a showed form for to but Kearney Teachers 2 Ohadron Tohra 11: good practice Miami U 13 Rollins 0 Juluson and Land reserve to a regular at the guard posiearly In the teaton Omaha U 32 Doans Teach era 1 itood out for the Alumni while Zumbrun-pe- n tion and Carl Leavitt small but Central 0 Parsons ball for tho lotera end are other graduating played the beet ' St Loulia Marquett 31 The score: men in the starting lineup Joe Kuchs NORTH SUMMIT NORTH SUMMIT Simpson IK v Cornell College I WEST ALUMNI Q TP P and Francis Tryhall who have been Willamette Id Albany (Ora) 0 OTP11PtBlomqulst rf I 1 0 2 seeing much actioii regularly in the 21 Bolat (Idaho) DaUes The (Ora) Brown if 121 0111 tend it 4 0 0 0 backfield in relief roles also are out4 1 0 8 Zumbnmnen (High school) Juluson if 1 4 0 0 S 0 TO 4 0 e LRlohln of team the members Plante going VI Judd r 1 Coach Patterson announced that all Kiesel Easily Win Sprints 0 4 ? HPae If 11 2j Taylor H 1 1 I his players are in good condition and 0 0 Wilde rf wSmlth' rt 8 1 SD 4 SIB Steveni If 10 0 2 4 a hard to Colorado the boys give California Track Meet 4 0 2 hope gJudd game rain or shihe The Purps held 43! 21 1 1 Totals I t S 21 a light workout Indoors anti a short Totals BERKELEY Cal Now 17 WStonebreker referee D Smith umpire skull practice Friday “Bullet Bob’Kiesel Unlversi Schwalm said that his boyrarein California sprint star from Ogden fine shape and are determined to and Utah stepped Off speedy avenge the 13-- defeat which the Pardashes today to win both (ConUnued from Preceding Page) sons handed the Mavericks in Coloevents handily in California’s rado territory last year track and field meet large crowd of the curious away from The probable lineups: field the Kiesel who has not run in compe- Weitmlnitet Grand Junction Both Davies whose punting fig- tltion since he pulled a muscle in the lClinc la Leavitt Elder It Brlnton ured so prominently in Utah’s victory Olympic games of 1932 turned in the Is Holmes Maraaco week and Swede fast times of 98 seconds in the cene Penberthr Brough over polorado 15last mintites in punting tury and 22 seconds in the 220 runDilla ra Tate Larsen spent Leaver rt Olpe attention was paid to ning easily for the first time since his re Citrow drill Special Calderhead Holbrook ihe direction of the boots and at in injury qb Tandy Welsh lhb Slater structions Jrom Coach Armstrong the T0l Brutus Hamilton California track Treweek rhb Geopfarth or left across coach said he believed Kiesel had lb Hammond Wycherly boys punted either right at18 the sidelines Kichins essayed Substitutions: entirely recovered and would be in Grand Junction— Bowen c Hill t Cox e for field goal by drop kicking the best of shape next spring The Rose qb Shipley lb Jonea lib B Anderson tempts bein seven row and a put squarely t K Anderson hb Bestlre t Holcombe qb sprint ace scholastically a senior has tween the uprights from the two more seasons of hb Simmons hb line but was most on of his short Qoudte e Young g Rudd hb Trythall qb Ballew qb Worlton t Pentalute "hb Kuchs efforts after that ' fb Johnstont Lund e Thurman hb Wbeat-lak- a Probable lineup: t Limb a Owens fb irs cob-tes- Make the most of this chancel Such values are becoming rare Smart patterns and colors Styled for men of regular build Sizes 34 to 44 - Caraen-Nawma- Braves’ Alumni Triumph 43 to 21 I i Utah-Idah- o 30 Men’s Navy Melton Overcoats 2” hard-battlin- g f r i ' t i 10 In l h A r 00 - 100-yar- 0 Now 200-yar- young men comfort&blo in a models weight for winter wear Their “dressy” look is a compliment to the wearer By all means make every effort to see these overcoats Double-breaste- d REDUCED o tr PRICES DOWNING’S d Westmfnster-r-Wollro- collegiate-competitio- n m BATTLES Utah Davie AT THE Tulsa University Wins Over George Washington Arena Croft Bridge! 8avlchrg Carliton Cowley TOOK AT THE NEW SCALE Gen Admission No T 75 Pins Tax SI OO Ringside Tax40o PrqitPIue TICKETS— -- RESERVATIONS e'Atwe'Vhwent--'- The Mint Wat 0541-74- Rt- IS E rt re Oatler- Rlnidlt 4srm le It lg Reeve was-555- 2nd go qb I lhb Denver O Eptint Robert! 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