Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 17 193 8 ies Co Irish Oppose Lardner Has Wisconsin in New Method Of Forecast Midwest Tilt Utah State Rated Slight Favorite B Y U Dangerous Minnesota Has Breather W— — M—i in Ryan Packs Aggies’ Offensive Threat Roberts Provides Brand New ‘Y Menace Farmers Have Veteran Line for Contest LU fleet-foote- off-sid- have their hands full Southern teams have a good chance to bat 667 In three metropolitan New York contributions to the Intersectional gaiety Columbia Is the choice over Virginia Military but North Carolina's unbeaten Tarheels look to have too much power for New York university That leaves the majority vote to be cast by Tulane over Colgate but it won’t be done without a struggle The intersectional prospects are only fair otherwise for the old Auburn moves south’s entries Aggies vs Cougars Y ’ STADIUM 2:30 Kickoff at UTAH AGGIES against Kittens Tame Local Jaysee Eleven 19-- Wheeler e Woodward qb 1 2 Waldo t 4 Asay g 5 Crane 6 K Soffe S 8 Waters e 9 Lloyd g 10 W Soffe e 11 McBeth qb 12 Warner hb IS Strlngham fb 178 155 205 190 170 202 185 180 190 150 175 170 No Y U SQUAD Name Watts hb Gruwell hb Beckstead o Pierson o 14 15 16 17 18 Brinlcy 19 g Mortcnsen g Settle g Bateman g Fitzgerald t 20 21 22 23 Alien 24 Bird t t Wt No 175 175 180 165 180 175 190 175 195 Wt Name 200 Leavitt t 210 Knudsen t Itavechevich o 160 190 Leonard e 190 Murray g 195 Jewkes hb 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Dow 32 33 190 31 200 35 hb t Gillespie g Mines hb Christensen qb Roberts qb 205 190 175 165 165 No 1 5 6 7 8 11 12 IS 14 15 19 22 23 24 26 27 28 Wt Name fb Durkee o 180 160 160 160 140 145 Poole Twitchell o- - Player g Jackson qb g Bridges Winger hb Gold Snow t 'ISO hb Perrin o Olsen g Boam fb Andreason g Briggs e Greener hb White g Riley e 167 180 160 HO 170 165 155 165 173 150 No 29 31 32 34 37 38 39 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 Wt Name Gold t Slater hb Randall t Maero fb Blanton hb England g Smith e No Name 195 50 Mangussen hb 152 51 Lacey 207 53 Wayment e 54 Seeley g 173 56 Ahern t t ‘168 178 57 155 59 182 60 Walters hb Mathews t Mulleneaux e Wade t Shaw t 141 63 Miller hb 141 64 Peterson' g Cowley hb e 153 63 Winchester g Woolslayer Bunker (C) e 175 60 Udye 157 67 Smith e Nebeker fb 163 68 Rvan hb Bullen e 134 Simpson t Papanickolas 158 146 Turley g fb Wt 160 186 177 176 185 160 178 196 207 205 150 180 180 190 185 170 Referee— Lon Kump Montana State umpire H C Swartz Army linesman A1 Williams Stanford field judge Roy Cahoon Utah Officials: ft wMl7® that not-pu- hei-do- e a t a— deuce-- or Ie It 1 with winning pros- — Nip y Yale-Nav- Duke-Georg- and tuck Tech— Touch ia and 0' Mississlppi-- L S U— A thriller Southern Methodist-VanderblltA pip Texas Christian-Texa- s Aggies— Six of one and half a dozen of the Iowa-Illino- Grid Schedule For Saturdqy fttindav’t Schedule Germania vs Hollandia 4 grounds Calliea at Utah Copper p tn Vikings bye p Bingham 4 30 Viktoria The second place Germania soccer team will encounter the strong Hollandia eleven Sunday in the only game scheduled in Salt Lake City In the in the Fall soccer league’ other game set for that day the Callies will trek to Bingham to clash with the baby member of the league Utah Copper The game at Bingham will start at 420 'p m and the local encounter to be staged at the fairgrounds will begin at WESTMINSTER eM 4 Thurber rt Btirnlttgham Seeronen re Weenig Walker rib Peterson lhh Martin Kamnikar Warren rhb Huffman Deavitt Canning Score by periods:jfb Kittens '©O 0 7--O— 19 aS 0 0 Westminster Substitutions: Westminster— Hunter qb Emmertson re Soter c Hansen hb Naylor hb Read t Gepbart hb: ' ' Nordquiet ft Fierce r Simps ney hb Harper h Mar-chahb Gardener Johnson Wescombe Ferrt Laseur Jones backs: Vilen-tinJenson and Boren Kempton Hardy linesmen "V p m Viktoria a junior team backed by the Vikings will clash with Twelfth Thirteenth ward rivals in the only game in the Saturday league This encounter will be held at the fairgrounds beginning at 4:15 p m Viktoria is now tied with the Rovers for first place i College Results Sports Copyright 1936 by the American Publishing company Subject to change 19J5 Home team lint team mentioned scores listed st right end of table Indicates night games ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE B Y U v Utah fltare 58-Colorado U v Colorado Mines 14-3Denver vs Utiiversitv of Utah 0-Montana State vs Cree1v State Colorado State 312 Wyoming WEST 4 xArlaona vs Centenary 14-California vs U C L A Chico State vs Coll Pacific a El Paso Mines vs New Mexico Fresno 8tate vs Flagstaff Teach Montana vs Qnnzaga Occidental vs Whittier 14-Oregon vs Idaho 3 xPacific U vs Whitman ' 7-Portland vs Llnfield 3 Redlands vs San Diego Thrs 12-2Ricks vs Albion State Normal San Jose Thrs vs Santa Clara Southern California vs Wash State 20-1- 0 Washington vs Oregon Btate MIDDLE WEST Case vs Wash Jeff 9 Chicago vs Purdue eeee39-1- 3 xCincinanti vs Marshall Detroit vs Alabama Poly 19-- 0 Iowa vs Illinois 0-Iowa State vs Cornell college Kansas vs Oklahoma 14-- 0 Btate vs Kansas Marquette Mti hicau State s Missouri Minnesota vs Michigan Nebraska vs Indiana North Dakota vs 8t Louis Northwestern vs Dhlo Btate 27-Notre Dame vs Wisconsin Ohio tJ vs Kent State Ohio Wealevan vs Xavier fCIn) Oklahoma A k M vs Washburn SOUTH 25-Alabama vs Tennessee Duke vs Georgia Tech 340 Florida vs 6tetaon r Georgia vs Rice xLouisiana vs Mississippi 0 Coll vs Bt Paul North Car North Car Btate vs Furman 7 South Carolina vs Va Poly Inst South Carolina State vs Allen Southern Methodist vs Vanderbilt 25-Texas vs Baylor Texas A k M vl Texas Christian 14-1- 9 4 Virginia Vs e Maryland s Kentucky Waflhin?ton-LWeat Vircitna vs Weat Va Wesltyan WllUam-Mar- y vs Guilford EA8T Amherst vs Rochester Rate vs Arnold Boston U vs Washington U Catholic U vs DePaul 4 Colgate vs Tulone 12-Inst Columbia vs Cornell vs Syracuse Fordham vs W&yuesburg Georgetown vs Buckncll Harvard vs Army 13-1s Manhattan Holy Cross Lehigh vs Penn Btate Mass Btate vt Rhode Island s Boston colleg New- Hampshire 619 New York U vs North Carolina Pennsylvania is Princeton tJ I 8 B 12 Western State O Carnegie Tecb T Temple 0 Albion State Normal 10 Rieka 0 Willamette 47 College of Idaho 0 4 “ College of Puget Sound 14 Albany i 0 (Ore) A O V South Dakota Stata 0 Omaha & George Washington 13 Arkansas 76 Tennessee Wealevan 19 Sewanee Kearney Teachers 31 Wayne Teach era O 13 Drake 6 Creighton two-bail A mixed ecotch foursome at1 Hasting 42 York O 13 isXSfZlL V 6 f Carleton 21 Grlnnell will be held at the Forest Dale links John Carroll 7 Adrian 0 Bt Thomas 6 Macaleeter O Sunday beginning at 1 p m ac8t John 0 Superior Teachers 9 Vista cording to Professional Tom McO Augustan 20 Buena Parsons 9 1J Illinois Hugh college red-hairthe in the heaviest game-1- 51 coast west O racquet 7 Don Iowa crowds Dubuque Budge Wesleyan One of the largest links 0 Mills pa 0 forNormal Vines ounces Ellsworth to turn tennis ace whose showing this year of the season is expected Bluffton 26 Findlay 0 36 Elon 12 The type of is almost certain to gain him No 1 mer amateur champion and one of LaSalle out for the event vs Duquesu Wake Forest 6 Clemson O in the Pittsburgh drivers the sport greatest s Yale college A Johns Hopklni 7 Navy competition has proved exceptionalWashington -” ranking in the United States uses uses only a 13 H ounce racquet Vilianova vs West Maryland Nevada 24 California Aggies 9 Dale Reveals Plans For Scotch Foursome ia — ll Georgetown-Buckne- you think? What do Pittsburgh — A good team U a State— Will start on time or I miss my guess Brown 'll ’v rc i ly popular Now the Saturday program of football which looms before us is a rich field for one who calls ’em cleanly and squarely Ten thousand toes will boom against 10000 pigskins in the crisp October air and here is how I figure the games: er Brigham Young university’s freshman football team playing an alert game and capitalizing on the breaks defeated Westminster J'C Friday 19 to 0 on the Parsons’ field The Kittens took advantage of the Parsons’ erratic play to push over two touchdowns In the initial period they pounded through Westminster's line for consistent gains and a touchdown Westminster started several offensive drives only to ba stopped after getting deep into the “Y” territory The Kittens stopped all line bucks when backed against thsir own goal line The “Y” freshmen scored again in' the third period after driving down the field from their own line They recovered a Parson fumble deep in the latter's territory In the final period and converted it into a score Frank Canning Parson halfback played well and completed several Peterson was the best ball passes carrier for the Kittens Seeronen Kamnikar Huffman and Patterson also looked good for Westminster while Deavitt Gilbert and Weenig were the best linemen for the Kittens The lineup “Y” KITTENS Fitzgerald Gilbert Christensen Pearl Detroit that Rice-Georg- rd UTAH AGGIE SQUAD 1936 Copyright NEW YORK Oct 16—The time ii past when a football forecaster could deceive and betray hie public by mincing words gpllttlng hair and clouding issuej Today the pub-li- o demands cold definite Information because there i hardly a oui so dead in thia great nation of oura pects but Ray Morrison's Vander- other bilt Commodores are not likely to Harvard-ArmyWill definitely be have much to cheer about after played at Harvard — Figures to be tangling with Southern Methodist Colgate-Tulan- e at Dallas Georgia will be lucky InAuburn-Detroitto escape a licking from Rice A breath-tak— A sweetheart stitute Meantime chief southern interest — More or less of a (Continued on Following Page) Big Ten game Princeton-PennAt Penn — Should be In- Syracuse-Corne- ll terestlng 0 R By JOHN LARDNER Special Dispatch to The Tribune weasel-worded to-th- e 190 Aggies 180 186 Aggies 169 188 Aggies 176 Intrepid Scribe Says fin on gome football game each week and if he fajja to win his bet then what good U the expert whom he elected to office for the purpose of tipping him off? strictly to family affairs I am eorry to say that there are Minnesota figures to have more still experts who or less a "breathing spell” against are a few football hacks seeking elecMichigan's wavering Wolverines tion political from selfish motive Ones Notwithstanding that Harry Kipke’s In office violate their trust outfit was ths last to emerge with and stab they the voters somewhere as much as a ti with Minnesota near the middle of the back by in 1933 there is nd apparent reason predictions and for the Galloping Gophers to be handing out veiled forecasts Calculatalarmed to obscure the result of the Northwestern although a slight ed game and to leave the choice here to turn back Ohio State football forecaster an out or alibi no mat-- ' will have all it can handle who wins Purdue and Iowa look to have a ter Is the public going to tolerate distinct edge over Chicago and Il- these Indiana will be shysters? Shall they bo allinois respectively no pushover for Nebraska which lowed to go on dipping their fingers was pointed for the battle with into the civic cashbox and replacing Minnesota last week and emerged cold dope with obscurantist buffoonery? somewhat battered The answer is no one thousand All told it is likely 225000 spectators will see the six games involv- (1000) times no! Personally I would run for town scavenger on the teams ing Big Ten free silver ticket sooner In the east the old “Big Three” straight repudiate my oath as a footunbeaten thus far moves into the than ball expert —and none better — in the danger zone simultaneously Har- service of this great democracy obvious improvement vard despite does not yet appear a match for I regard it as a trust a sacred trust If reelected I undertake to Army’s sharpshooters but Yale and call them and fearlessly as I Princeton rule favorites over Navy see them calmly to uphold the constitution and Pennsylvania respectively point of monotony if neces- Pittsburgh’s powerhouse already to thsand to keep the streets clear pointed for national distinction can- sary crows stoats ferrets not afford to take lte intercity rival of drivers peddlers stray owls and Duquesne lightly Cornell's sophomores have at least other agitators in the pay of nd an even chance to outscore their up Russia I have no ax to grind My recstate rival Syracuse toppled from the unbeaten ranks last Saturday by ord speaks for Itself I challenge Baldwin-Wallace my opponent to find a flaw in Holy Cross figures to gain revenge my Integrity and I will match for the tie with Manhattan that my private life with any man’s for a side bet of $25 cash on the marred an otherwise 1935 season but the Crusaders will line That hhould take care of at Average line weight B Y U Average back weight B Y U Average team weight B Y U Tussles By ALAN GOULD NEW YORK Oct 18 (Ah— Except for the southern delegates who will devote a major share of their time and talent to intersectional debate the principal football disputes this week Involve conference rivals or neighbors with & bone to pick The Big Ten already a bit bruised up by' nonconference oppositionto likely will be subjected further brisk treatment before Wisconsin and Indiana finish off their Saturday afternoon scuffle with Notre Dame and Nebraska respectively but the other eight members of this group will confine themselves Mountaineers Count By B Y U Few In- tersectional By BOB GOODELL This state’s football spotlight shifts to Provo Saturday afternoon when Utah State and B Y U both undefeated in the Rocky Mountain conference race do battle in the “Y” stadium Ideal weather is predicted for the' game and interest in the affair is iY 11 at fever pitch B Y U's rugged victor sophomore 'team' Impressive over Montana State and Greeley Btate is conceded a fighting chance of victory over the veteran Aggies 12-- 0 who tied for the conference title last year and have been universally rated as one of the outstanding favorites this season Special to The Tribune Nevertheless Utah State led by POCATELLO— Victory smiled on halfback Its great triple-threKent Ryan is the logical favorite the Tigers of Idaho Southern unito win Aggies have conquered versity Friday for the first time this Montana State and Wyoming with season as the local gridmen rolled little difficulty and with their title up an advantage of 12-- 0 in the early chances depending upon the outcome of the Provo combat will be at minutes and held the Mountaineers of Western State college away top speed for the affair throughout the rest of the game Stage Signal Drills The visitors’ big line tore the loBoth Aggies and B Y U went drills at final cals signal light through apart at times but was outProvo Friday and are ready to go played most of the way in a hard Although some of the players on each team are not in the best of played battle The win followed defeats of Idaho condition all the topnotchers will of 'Nevada be able to see some action at least Southern by University and University of Montana the past and most of them are in perfect two weeks and returned the Tigers trim a new starting point Kickoff time 2:30 p m Is ex- toThe Tigers required but four plays pected to see the “Y" stadium to over the initial touchdown push conBleachers to packed capacity Western State structed to hold 1500 additional fans against The second touchdown followed in are in readiness for the affair Tronowsky kicking over The ’’Y” is in a fighting mood for short orderzone end and Western State the B is The game a possible upset returned to the Y U’s hontecoming— the climax of booted the ball being d 47 by the Price who build to festivities guaranteed up took it 29 on the next Cougar athletic morale to the high- a slash through right tackle play An est pitch The Cougar gridmen are e aided Mountaineers the by works” “shoot the to determined in making a first down the against the powerful Aggies and and Tigers Price again carried the ball there has been no lack of enthusibeing downed three yards from asm in the “Y” camp this week When B Y U was decisively goal faked a pass and cut beaten by Arizona at Tucson in the Hogganacross left tackle missing a sharply season of the hopes opening game by an inch or less and on the were dimmed at bit but this defeat tally went over Try for the has been all but forgotten in 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