Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING 12 DECEMBER 1 1933 REDSKINS GAIN : COLORADO U UTES'CRUSH-FARMERSB- Y TR1DMPHSJN COUNT DENVER TILT Plus Decisive Triumph Denver’s Defeat Knots R M Title Scramble Boulder Throws R M C Race Into Triple Tie for Title Score 14--7 INDIANS SHOW BEST FORM OF ’33 SEASON & CONTEST DRAWS CROWD OF 30000 13-- 0 £ Shatters Rec- - ' ord Police Quell Riot Between Student Bodies A t tendance Two Touchdowns in Sec ond Period Give Alert d Reds Win Well-Earne- ByHARRYJFRAWLEY Press Sports Writer Vf BOB "derabELti' Rising to heights that brought the jeastm to a glorious climax Utah's ' Associated 1 DENVER Nov 30— The University of Colorado tossed the Rocky Moun-itaiRedskins Thursday crushed the preconference football champion-- I viously undefeated Colorado Aggies -- 11 to 0 to gain a tie for the Rocky ship race into a triple lie among Utah Mountain conference football chamDenver and Colorado Aggies by scor' r vw f pionship ing a brilliant 14 to 7 upset triumph y ' This result plus Colorado univerover Denver's Pioneers here today ? 7L £ f 'sWfrrAyb f v sity’s The battle waged before approxi triumph over Denver ‘ r V H A4 wound up the inference season with te? Vv V (T mately 30000 persons the largest a Aggies atyi Denver A crowd in the history of conference ' hA vwtm-r’ 4 9? foo tball ended i nam inia tuf 6 fiorbe- sharing the title each with five vicri V $ Denver and one defeat tories and tween students of the two univer'f C A C tussled to a scoreless tie early sities which required a score of po- -' 4p-iIn the season but this had no effect V licemen to bring under control The v o on the percentage basis upon which r after game fight began when the championship Is awarded students attempted to tear up Thus while the Utea must share the the Denver goal posts erown with two Other teams this seaThe official paid attendance was son the finish was highly satisfactory announced as 22986 but this figure to some 12000 fans who watched the did not include aproximstely 8000 Redskins play their best football of students and children The previous marthe season to win by a decisive attendance record of 19328 was established at the 1930 meeting of Dengin Redskins Show Class ver and Colorado Defeated by Denver 10 days ago Score on Sleeper Coach Ike Armstrong’s men came Colorado scored in the middle of back w redeem themselves with a fine the opening period on a sleeper pass display of power versatility and team to Frank McGlone and was never too much spirit that proved sltogether headed after taking the 7 to 0 lead invaders for the husky State's line battled on even terms to Pioneers loss the the Seemingly with Denver’s touted forward wall was exactly what wax needed to fire while the Silver and Gold ball car- mMr1 — the Redskins to a fighting mood riers showed a marked superiority occasional sluggishness Streakiness ‘to C A C quarterback is closing in Photo shows Thornley Swan Utah end leaptackle the over the Pioneer yard makers Colothat had been evident at times in rado's victory which deprived Denreceiver The pass was good for a ing high in the air to take Roly Sleater’a pass gain of the earlier combats this season ver of a cleaf claim to the conference on in second One its Colorado rival’s the Utah first down and gave early period Aggie conspicuous by its absence The pennant substantiated the adage a in front of Swan Is making an unavailing leap line The Redskins scored their first touchdown worked as a unit Thursday and were good offense is a good defense at the ball while Julius Damtnann (No 17) a few moments later thoroughly alert to every situation Colorado’s second touchdown cam Utah rolled up 256 yards from In the third- period as Eddie Wagner 86 yards from passes crimmage and intercepted a forward pass on Den0 ALL-STA- RS for a total of 342 as compared with line and returned to the ver's 65 194 of A total C's Ci yards only Pioneer stripe' from which of which came from running plays point Jim Counter the offensive star First downs were 14 to 6 for Utah of the conflict went over attack Thirty Thousand See First Colorado- Aggies' running Denver Scores In Fourth was completely smothered 6nd durCard of Legal Racing Denver tallied late in the final peing the first three periods the Hughefc aerial marchr A riod on a men rang up only one first down and at Houston pass and another heave for 28 only once made anything like a danyards gave Denver the ball on Cologerous gesture By MUNRO KEZER Van Dongen Twice Equal-Thrills were numerous in game between his alma mater and rado’s seven-yarline Jackson WalIn the fourth period Red White LINCOLN Neb Nov 30 (AP)— Nebraska’s lightweight Corn- ton wpnt over on fourth down and Texas Nov 30 GP) — A day's Colorado Aggies launched a passing attack that was Aggie'game and IZC8 Count to Keep Clubs huskers outsped a great Oregon State football team today artd cata- Ed Barton booted the extra estimated at 30000 celebrated! Wright was welcomed cordialpoint spectacular In the extreme With crowd the Frmeri from across the by Coach Ike Armstrong his ly Glenn Morris on the receiving end the return of horse racing to southalthough jpulted themselves back into the national gridiron spotlight with a 'Raymond Stenzel who gave a sennot did the failure heart produce assistant and the Uto gridders sational blocking exhibition convertbrilliant 22 to 0 victory Of two long heaves the Coloradoans Texas today by attending the in- way The Cornhuskers outweighed 10 ed the extra point after both State line In augural program at Epsom Downs a that the C U eleven distributed a The former sprint star sat on the twice reached Utah’s race track touchdowns players’ bench during the game to the mgn grabbed a that final quarter but there the Red- new halijnillion-dolla- r few weeks ago it was a splendid pounds to Thanks the sterling efforts of Colorado's statistical edge was even Wrlgh( who performed In the skins presented a stonewall defense few miles from Houston game to watch and the manner in in the second quarter lead The colorful 1932 Olympics for his native more convincing than its victory marthrong numbering which the Utes performed sent the Bas Van Dongen ace of the Hollandia to passes and runs that turned the a Us substiLaNouex when little members Miriam Governor to Jerry land Canada now gin State recorded nine first downs engaged In fans home to their turkey with rea Aggies' march into a retreat on both among club the Soccer union A Ferguson and her husband former tute back swept around end for aland Denver eight each team gaming occasions geology and mineralogy work at newed appetites a the Lake Salt tie with E cheered James Governor gained B C Vancouver Ferguson The Utea sewed up the game In the During laat line °ne via the penalty route Colo-aftitouchdown from the champions of the fall league school year ho studied at the Official figures reveal that 12- aecond period when they scored two as many of1 the nation’s noted thorball the the Scarlet had carried Thursday forenoon in an exhibition 141 fana watched the hig game of British Columbia Denver’s total ed to 271 yards wh-iltouchdowns after a first quarter oughbreds aped around the trackrush' University the crowd a at before in a booths game did The midfield seven from large plays of arts his con master was second Thli was only i93 State gained 227 yards the threat had been repulsed Three gaining degree largest i state as walked Texans business south fairgrounds ing In of Juno this on seasen The then three staved first the crowd of Scarlet off the from tossed secutiva short passes year only scrimmage against the Pioneer ST’ ANDREWS Scotland Nov Twice when his club was trailing! T U 12306 total for the Utah-line hailed as the greatest defensive down two by Roly Sleater and one up and laid bets on the ponies a priv30 lPl — The Royal and Ancient in threats the State scoring Oregon a 35 Van denied them for With Wright was Don Tyerman a by goal Dongen came through years in fracas exceeding It Had the United by Aldo Richins gave the Redskins ilege third quarter holding the pOWerful omb'nation t Gift of Roses owned by J P sports writer on the Vancouver to equalize for t£T first down on their opponents’ eight-yarweather been bright and sifnny to Ln association Golf States paron f and once one the Beavers 2 Al2 to a of duce final score of Province and a Canadian football Covington Ky and mounted 114 yards from line and the Utes quickly a season' record surely would cup yard line and dashed to a scoring ing the Pioneers to ticipate lit the Walker though the Dutch star atood out in the matches player of considerable renown In his contest slashed their way to a touchdown by H Schutte came up in the stretch have been set 5 1934 here scrimmage June final 16 of s irr the burst rea the period points won the and home province Tyerman plays quargroup ThanksgivKramer carrying the ball across and Pm Attatk Throttl‘d Sauer Lead Attack Tha field was slippery backfield terback on- the Vancouver team pf cruited at random from the league day handicap the feature event Rlchin kicking ‘goal Soon after ing was State completed only two of its 11 with second Sobteha of the played Four pretogether the of amazing program both teams falling occasionmen Sauer Big league Nebraska’s Utah’s subsequent kickoff White fumGeorge for a total of 44 yards Denver bled and Thornley Swan recovered and Miss Tulsa third The race paid ally when sizable gains would have Sizing up the game here Tyerman cision and the result was one of the triple threat fullback and Nor- passes winner $2170 been made on a dry gridiron Utah's explained that Canadian football best games of the season man “Red” Franklin slippery ace of wjs successful three times in the air for Utah on Aggies’ stripe theGift H Fox of the champions started of Roses went to the post at “ponies” had more trouble in this re- more open is more spectacular than the Beavers figured in the play for a total gain of 79 yards The PioAgain tha Utea struck hammering 6 to 1 Gold when he toed one! Step and Mr Sponge gard than did the heavier Colorado the Yankee game He was particu- the scoring which turned the tide of the game neers attempted 14 passes through the big Green line to a touch- had been favored 1 to i) interested in the Yankee inter- through to put his team ahead Taking the ball on their ball luggers and sent Nebraska rushing to one of down on four plays This time the larly Aggie meet at Epsom Downs The ference which once formed may as the half ended its most convincing triumphs of the line after a Pioneer punt Counter placement failed but the score was was the second Within five minutes of the new big racing program in "13-season and the most crushing defeat raced around his left end to Denver's and there it stayed until the together as long as it can In Seniort Finiih Strong stay Texas since wagering tinder the pariCanada he said the interference half Van Dongen equalize only to finish of the team which beat Fordham and 37 McGlone then sneaked out wide see became Fox three mutuel send the While ‘ of sophomores must “break up before it goes five Callies ahead the legal system again presence held Southern California to a score- on a sleeper play raced to the Savieb Brilliant months ago The first was at Arling- in the Ute lineup wa a notable fea- yards beyond the scrimmage line a few moments later with another line before he was discovered less tie - PROVIDENCE R I Nov 30 (Pi-- The Little Sleater whose performance ton Downs midway between Dallas ture the aeniora also mad a grand received a fast pass from Counter and the ball carrier “on his own” goal Late third in the Franklin leaving quarter fa previous tames had been some- and Fort Wortlj Both sides' turned back later threats finish Captain Hack Davies was par- from there on (Continued on Pxse Fifteen) flying feet of Jack Fritts and the twisted hiy wav back on a punt return what disappointing wound up his coluntil within five minutes of time accurate with his accurate ticularly two In prominent line of Kern were the to the Nebraska passing when Van Dongen rifled his second lege career with a fine performance Mate Runs Fine punts the two giants Red RaidersP'ays' le ra£ed to the Scarlet 16His clever passing was the big factor goal of the day through Dixon bril- weapons that Colgate's of the team Harry Ostler and Win line and with Joslln punched Denver-Colorad- o vard In that first touchdown drive and used today to subdue the light butito Croft performed splendidly on the firgf down on thf Npbrasa five be carried the balLeftectively until an Race in Handicap line Aldo Richins did the best Job scrappy Brown B£ars by a 2V0 mar vard mark There the littVe Nebraska avsvw w out him forced the in third Al8uuu: BOWIE Md Nov 30 (UP)— Injury exceen or Callies 'gin and gain their fifth straight vie line backed bv‘ Sauer stooped the of pass defense he has ever achieved tht day Sleater chalking 'UplT period He made one apectacular punt bert C Bostwlck’i Mate led through- la the “U" stadium Roly Sleater’s during 61 and Arnett 54 Sam Camp- while Alf Engen shared the spotlight tory in the eighteenth renewal of thisjdrive one and a half yards from the return through the entire C A C out the mile and a sixteenth of the quarterbacking was a real feature bellyards Van Dongen who replaced Mencimer in the vyith Thanksgiving morning classic goal as the quarter ended team for what appeared to be A crowd of only 12000 gathered to Sauer punted from behind his own Thanksgiving handicap to score a de- and reliable Sherm Wood came C A C lineup mad 25 yards of his The lineups: a touchdown in the third quarter but cisive end popular victory over a e 0 (API— Tbe Nov cuiiM DENVER watch the battered Bruins close their goal and the ball soared over Franklwith a brief appearance at team’s 65 although he lugged the pig- Dixon: eene In finrea: 0 Evans season There were twice as ft was wasted effort for he had select field of handicap campaigners through a in’s head W Smith fullback to acort the tecond touch- skin only three tlmee He backward rk laced and many Colored Denver Wllderi OaIaa tapped out of bo unde by Inchet as here ib 114 Terde (rora eerlmmes down Tha other seven seniors who Predbo year ago when these teams both un- leaped for the ball It slid through t!1 McDonald 1 44 rhb be wa getting under way on his trip Withtoday Terde frem pawn Dee defeated the energetic Don Maadc n will graduate next June worked a of the his hands and bounced to the center the occupied Wllltln “Swede” A chb Ltmak ies Ne( kicking rerdaie gaiek Engen til down the sidelines and an official the eaddle the son-- of hard on tha bench aa theirmste did K Fox Ihb K Bnten national stage line downo s was First downed an after Franklin Utah Tha helped materially B ailed the ball back 11 H Smith Fasaee attempted ita return by bight eight-yarAlthough outweighed S'"1" prince Pal negotiated the journey In In tha fame Ir R Arfeaeth top hem ere star get off two perPan completed Jjorrta t Dan Savlch aggros! ve guard 1:46 faat track over in almost lightning every position Van Donten pounds a Hnskera ‘Score Safety fect beet ef that variety each Jluehe Incomplete paiaee turned In the gam of hla life both and carried the majority of support of Bad White aaed hto needle to 1 Jl Paaoea Intercepted s Brey Brown managed to make the competime catching the Argte aafety O-PZie Aadreneen ol n offenM and defense and wai seem- 25000 enthusiastic turf fane preeent the fourth qaarter whan he Shortly afterward Franklin went IS P Evans tition 15 Number of panto the highly interesting during Ooal scorers— It Fox J Van Don yen J tot man cloae tea te aeene the Total to back ef but the rardase ball fgr 65 trouble He made again punt ingly jn every play Mate paid $420 straight Substitutions — Johansen (or Brey first half when the Raiders while lipped fumbled a punt and aaw Fnmblra action missed him several yards and he 1 ' ' Branham reteree: ::: halves a herd' of Ute bearing down Famblee recovered Watch Him inconsistent son of (Continued from Sen Twtlvsl their rivals 213 yards to 74 downed in zone 8 it the end a for Penalties 9 aa touchdown a to held were Fair wind which rbces- - in the silks upon him Seeing thai a recovsingle 5 as Total rardare It Is conservatively estimated that safety of Mrs John D Hertz forced the ery wa extremely doubtful he Dan Savlch had 26 tons of football The Beavers soon opened up With winner's pace most of the way and slapped the ball out of bounds to passes but Quarterback Bernie players on top of him during ThursInsure keeping possession of the MEMBER managed to hold the lightly weighted snagged a long heave "from day's game The bigger the heap the balL Chatmoss safe for the place but was surer it seemed that Dan would be Franklin on his line artd Prices Remain Same no match for the 1931 Preakness win ran it back 19 yards with four minhe Utah forked a neat fake from punt on the bottom What a gam ner Selby L Burch's Thursday finLAWRENCE Kan Nov 30 (UP)— In the The utes Beaver left New Code Under game formation ln the opening period Hack playedl ished fourth In the field of ten Kansas defeated Missouri 27 to 0 line which had forced the Scarlet to dropped back and went The race was robbed of much of Nov Texas here today amid all of the color and College take to the air suddenly crumbled its appeal with the withdrawal of Mrs through all the motion of a kick but pageantry attached to the oldest grid- 30 UP)— The University of Texas Williams made' seven Masterson iron rivalry in the middle west Fif- Longhorns and the Texas A & M 12 and Sailer 10 John Bosley Jr’s unbeaten 'Chase actually yards Then Sauer handed Me teen thousand saw the game fhe off their strings Aggies jerked broke off the Beavers' tackle The Improved Methanol dashed around left end for 14 yard Kansas gained fourth place in the football thrillbags tpday and while and cut back through theright secondary The play had most of the fans fooled thunof 25000 an conference Six wincrowd estimated Big standing by Contraband Takes shaking off two tacklers for a too game between dered applause battled to a 10 to 10 touchdown gallop He then caught ALBUQUERQUE N M Nov 30 ning the the schools In Missouri deadlock wrote — (VP) fe losing a Aided field Masterson’s pass for the extra point New Orleans Event damp by Glenn Morris star C A C end 'upon finis to the worst football season in It was the last game for Coach which their heavy backs Red White’s two catches mad fine of Subs Count One UnNSW ORLEANS Nov 30 GF)— Could work with clockllke precision tha history of the school Matty Bell of the Aggies and when Ask your service station Debus Nebraska guard intercepted der a cool -- gray sky a holiday Crowd long heaves In the' final period Ha the Colorado Teacher college knew off he he walked the gridiron Bean “stole” the second from Glen his boys and those of Coach Clyde a pass on the first play after the o( approximately 7500 racing fans Arnett who was pass the New Mexico university operator or Oarage Man guarding him as defeated this afternoon saw Contraband win Littlefield at Texas had contributed kickoff and Coach DX Dible sent to 0 6 Lobos a in Thanksgiving To Tell You The Fine day as not possible tut could the Thanksgiving day handicap fea- closely their supreme efforts and that the In his substitutes leaving only Masbattle here gridiron today’ to reach ball It enough get the Points About This Triple ture of the opening day at the Jef- was a high two teams were so evenly matched terson in the game Skewes hurled a For three periods the two teams neat of work by Morris bit ferson park track that it was football justice for them long pass and he ran to the three-yarPlus Anti-Freez- e which played a scoreless battle each apline On the first play Benson to end the game in a tie Hamer Inaugurating 89 day winter racwithin distance proaching scoring costs only slightly more Murph Watches It Norton will replace Bell as the Ag- swooped around the Beavers’ left end ing in New Orleans the program conduring the first half but lacking Suffor the touchdown sisted of seven races with Pacheco than the cheapest gies’ ?o’ach Among those present was Stan ficient power to put the pigskin Oreson State Merrily On Brustigert Eva B Con- Murphy former athletic managerof across Curtin YALE 'TRAINER RESIGNS traband Tela and Rip Van Wlnkla the Univeralty Distributed by Field In tit last with five of Utah period Leon only Tomxcheck back-fiel- d W-T- he to NEW Hardin 30 ace minutes running in the mile and Nov HAVEN Conn Jones Ut of some tackle play “Bonesy” Devine 17 II man of the Bears stepped Into handicap $1200 added which Contra- years sgo was on hand for the fireWedtn resignation of George Connors rt band won by a length after spurt- works and Johnny Vranes Utah AgBchwimmel OC) short pass hurled by Hays Lobo coach and trainer at Yale for 10 years ' W SALT LABI CITY UTAH Joslln 1 16-- 1 Wriintni ing forward from the outside in the gies’ great center of 1930 ‘31 and ’32 fullback on New Mexico’s was announced in the Alumni Weekly iMasterson 18 E Penile Backad by Dnpoat stretch and romped over The attempt Franklin Rip Van Winkle finished also looked ’em over stripe I’ve Sale by All Service Stations Bowmen B second and Eva third ed kick for extra point failed WAS 2352 lion SALT LAKE CITY ThsrnlsrY Rwsltx H Joslln and Garun Contraband paid $580 to Win on Vtah IS Colorado Aoxloo a “This to like coming heme te 'at Fxeter for 20 years was hrouq'i! Sroro hr noriodv 14 Donvor 1 GRIDDKKS OFT CAVBV Colorado e I' 0 0 f5 r$2 mutuel tickets: $280 to place and ace me” Harold Wright to' Yale In 1923 bv Tad Jones then sprinter OGDEN STORE— 111 25th 0 Corh Clark Slixushnruv t Unlvrrdtr B V V 4 Wvomlnx S 0 AT23PEBQUABT f the 1933 Univeralty of Utah ef Otiicato prsmntx $$60 to show Rip Van Winkle paid box ol cxndv to thv He Montana (' Si (sonron head coach of football srormr ' ('tab Aril La- lootbxll plxzrr msllns tlM first tsckle In (rrrnov) BO PEB GALLON $330 to place and $260 to show and Exira Maa track team exclaimed Thursday poln'A itj" ’ “m and WM trainef t0T tersoir xxmr Colorado Tosoh No C Mart (The ouidz is Intsoded (of tb ipiae from Mat - IP Eva B paid $380 to show when he attended the football rsoh Urn's (Ut IrlandJ squad Iteraon) Siafetz— Nebraika 'iwainiHrani ib n $ 3 14-- 7 dv tItflhr-Cnlarad- v w !r Colo-jrad- V SOUTH rd TEXAS Cornhuskers Wallop Heavy Beavers 22-- rd TRACK OPENS - Holiday Game Thrills Fans TIE d two-yar- WITH CALLIES Lightweight Nebraskans Outplay Coasters Long Runs Long Passes Keep Thanksgiving Day Throng on Edge as Utes Win Throughout Sauer Leads Attack d d ' d Utah-Colora- d US BIDDEN TO WALKER All-St- six-poi- Cal-lie- s CUP MATCH one-yar- d pari-mutu- B -- Ebel-hard- one-hal- )4-1- All-Star- Raiders Defeat Battered Browns d y By 25 to 0 Count 0 d - Game in Figures -- l Colorado-Denvo- d d $--4 Kansas Romps Over Missouri AS8’ Longhorns Tie In Thrilling Game -- station Teachers Defeat ZEROIIE HU Mas-terso- n Ldbo Grid Crew ANTIFREEZE Renovated forty-secon- herd-drivin- g Smyth’s Original $cf d Process Jill SMYTH Binlz Company 2nd So (I ) d - I!?'' s f Totrl-dow- Lv82 |