Show 9 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING B 4 9 Gives Inside Romney On Football Strategy l OCTOBER 25 1938 Luke Appling High Schools Credits Luck To Elect New For Bat Title Heads Duke Unable To Shed Jinx Loses to Vols Friday Modern Mentors Eliminate Ranting and Raving Between Halves but Encourage Rest Wade Team Falls Under ' Tennessee Spell Late By G OTT ROMNEY Athletic Director B Y U Rallies Prove Futile What goes on in the locker room or training quarters between halves of a football game? What sort of mysterious rites are inconclave? Is theresome cryptic dulged in during this fountain of youth hiden in the first aid room in which the players are revitalized? Or are they suffocated with class D oratory or v hipped into a frenzy or cowed into submission with banal generalities? What sort of magic makes teams which withdraw from the battlefield after the first half with the funereal tread of defeat apparent Jroar onto the the Mron- - for grld-- " sec- ond stanza with the spirit of flaming youth which carries them on to victory ' (what kind son into on And of poi- is injected their veins to occasion ncause apparent Tulane Rips Up Tarheels Wins 2 1 to 7 La Oct 21 NEW ORLEANS (INS)— The big Green Wave of Tulane university running Mth power and precision preserved its ubeaten 1936 record here this afterg noon by trouncing a Tarheel eleven from - North Carolina university 21 to 7 before wildly cheering fans Tulane was just breezing at the finish but until the last four minutes of play "Red” Dawson's juggernaut had to strike back from several precarious positions Mixing its plays beautifully Tulane assumed an early lead scoring in the first Oct KNOXVILLE Tenn (INS)— The jinx that has never Vaughan Slow Starting Several Amendments to but Jilts Ball Hard Constitution Slated n to Finish for Annual Conclave Off-Seaso- By GEOROE CHADWICK Special Dispatch to Tha Tribune 24 lowed Wallace Wade to win a football game in Knoxville still held this afternoon as h:s undefeated and untied Duke Blue Devils were bowled over 15 to 13 by the Vols of the University of Tennesee From beginning to end it was a story-boo- k game with the Vols holding back the offensive charges of the Blue Devils during the first quarter only to relax just slightly in the second period to enable Duke to score a touchdown During that first half the Vols were unable to penetrate Duke territory but in the third and fourth quarters the jinx was put into working order by a great Tennessee back Phil Dickens whose passing and running completely bewildered the highly regarded eleven from Durham t£Swas a quick kick from Dickens sending the ball dead on the Duke three-yar- d stripe that paved the way for Duke’s first score Ace Parker Duke back faded back to pass but his toss was knocked down behind his own goal line for a Tennessee safety Parker then sent a beautiful kick to the Tennessee stripe Herring started the drive with a run Dickens beautiful eight-yar- d picked up four shot a pass to White for 23 yards and then whipped a aerial to White that gave the Vols a first down on the Duke 27 Again Dickens carried the ball this time to the stripe Dickens then dropped back and v ' Copyright 1936 NEW YORK Ofct 24— Luke Appling when asked to explain his idea of the reason why he w: the American league hatting crown expressed the same opinion as Arky Vaughan in 1935 Appling was frank enough to admit that luck plays an important part in the mat ter A foot one way or the other and what appears like a sure out goes for a safe blow Appling has been in the majors six years Graduating from Oglethorpe university in 1930 he took up with the Atlanta club and showed sufficient ability to make the jump to the Chicago White Sox in one season His job was none too secure because of a tendency to be weak with the stick During the 1935 campaign when Jimmy Dykes surprised the baseball’ world by lifting his White Spx into fifth place Luke made amends by smacking the ball at a 306 clip to assure hiih a regular place in the 1936 lineup A ' St success to degon erate into panic or rout? These and doz- ens of other quesOtt Romney Worst Outfield tions skip across the imaginations of spectators who are interested in Dykes was said to have the worst he backstage and who look on the outfield in the majors when the i season started His infield was none gridiron contests as dramas When a man bites a dog— that’s news — but when a horse too hot as shown by the fact he The talking picture has contribrides his rider — that’s almost a miracle In the above picture took over Tony Piet to play second uted some rather accurate delineaReform the horse is shown falling on W C Howie the after Tony had outlived his usefultions of the backstage scene during the intermission period hut more rider Tjjis remarkable picture was taken at the hunters’ ness In Pittsburgh and Cincinnati At various times throughout the frequently has painted something quarter centenary plate event in Adelaide Australia season Jack Hayes filled in for Apin the nature of a burlesque or cariNorth Carolina opened the seccature pling and the fact that he came Raving ranting coaches ond half fighting Andy Bershak through as well as he did proves butchering the king’s English in recovered a blocked punt behind the honesty of Luke's assertion that raucous tones heard above the din Tulane's goal line and Tom Burhe had no desire to take all the and confusion of a locker room nette’s plaoekick knotted the count credit in becoming the first short-st- oj congestion have no place in the at sent a to Herring that to win the American league B modern football picture Class CASTLEFORD Idaho— But Tulane drove on to two more was good for apass touchdown crown As a matter of fact the between-halv- Touchdowns Schneidau batting a in for side football honors the South taking Wade’s squad came back fightscene is a combination rest Appling’s preseason expectations pass from Bryan for the ing with Parker taking in a went to the Castleford Wolves Friroom football clinic and first aid first and Andrews ploughing over TWIN FALLS Idaho— Ready to were unlike those shared by Arky Special to The Tribune a for pass Hackney heavfrpm handed when their Winner of the 1935 Naday they station Usually a definite routine for the next Moss converted after touchdown to AMERICAN FALLS Idaho — compete against the cream of Vaughan give Duke a 13 to 9 ier Eden tional 13 to 7 trimis observed a league batting crown with an Orderly procedure is both tallies opponents lead And then came the storyr American Falls defeated Buhl 19 Idaho’s midget racing cars four average which threatened to wind the rule Score by periods: book finish Parker standing on ming 400 mark Vaughan was 7 0 7 7—21 Tulane Breathing Spell Houk fullback for George Blick’s to 6 in a Big Ten conference foot- Twin Falls drivers will take their up at the his own line sent a beaulooked upon as almost a cinch to o 0 7 0—7 Normally the first few minutes North Carolina tiful boot to Harp who taking the eleven intercepted a pass in tlje ball game here Friday It was the machines to Boise for competition knack of pullball in on his own of the abbreviated IS are devoted stripe final quarter of the contest to run fourth triumph in five starts for in a program of events to be held ing the bail on a line into left field paused for a moment as his inter- 50 yards for the Winning touch- the Beavers and marked a decided on the fairgrounds track at Boise had to relaxation (for the players are stamped him one of the most ference formed and then raced the down after the local team had reversal in need of a breathing spell and dangerous batters in the league frpm the slump which be- Sunday afternoon trailed the Eden Grizzlies for the entire distance for the score the Claude of Arky was no sucker for bad balls set them as they lost to Idaho Falls Twin FallsJones president a nervous letdown) and to the takgreater part of the game 6 to 7 Midget Auto Racing as:' Und pitchers had to put it over the week The Starting the game with a lineup last ing of inventory of injuries Thursday for the plate to get the Pittsburgher to go Buhl drew first blood when it sociation leftto work which averaged but 137 pounds trainers busy themselves in renderon the track for it city pass in the capital Castleford took the ball down the scored on a ing such first aid as is necessary to and assist Boise chamber of comOut of Reach field on a series of passes and off second quarter after being stopped merce in Usually some equipment repairs or working out Beaver line COLUMBUS Ga Oct 24 (INS) a But hard hit them directly Vaughan by conscored A charging tackle and be must Thompson plays Improvised changes The four cars left into the hands of The try for extra point was blocked arrangements —Hopelessly outplaying the Bullon a reverse waiting receivers cealed Injury may be confessed on here a large morning Saturday of the University of Georgia this hit as often and Arky year Eden came back In the second Three plays later Fred Aguirre truck donated some wrappings may be done over dogs by I G Prescott as hard as ever for several months Beaver quarterback tossed a to tie the score when The members of the coaching staff during the first two periods the quarter Owners taking cars to Boise are and saw his of Auburn had to put on a pass to his freshman brother Jones batting average dwindle took a pass from Ried 24 NASHVILLE Tenn Oct may be quietly admonishing indi- Tigers Ray Schwartz Buss Tarr and as low as 250 During the last six second-ha- lf resistance to (INS) — The Commodores of Vander- after a series of off tackle thrusts Leo who trotted 15 yards more to Ed viduals regarding matters of tactics stubborn not will Fritz Brennan George score score weeks of the season the hustling a Fred Aguirre’s pervictory over the bilt and the Yellow Jackets from that gained heavy yardage Both tie the' and execution They may also be kick for the extra point make the trip due to injuries re- Pirate infielder regained the knack fect here this afternoon Bulldogs place a for on similar collaborated of some the Tech battled playa in pass Qeorgla furiously asking questions of hitting them out of reach of the gavS the Beavers a 7 to 6 lead at ceived last Sunday at Filer ers that they may more ably size The Tigers struck twice within game of frustration here this af- the additional point the ten minutes of play with ternoon that ended with half first the enemy and finished up the season Grizzlies offensive The defensive were posand heavier the neither up a respectable 336 average on the with Falls scored score first American — on a again coming eleven were the favored pass to take necessities but and sibilities game scoring a single point of the rival shortthird an in Hitchcock the to Kilgore— to complete identical’Vlay quarComparison of the staff slowed one of half the absence down member first of "the by Usually Through the not give Appling the edge a does for missed drive the ter but that stops carried 75 for try point was was Tech fullback the Roice the viewed star has yards game It game through fighting two passes because his batting mark was highthe kickoff Several min- the air Georgia to knock down Van- first conference defeat for the The Beavers threw only glasses from the press box following trying er utes in both the than Vaughan’s The price the later the completed game 28-being scored 7 Tigers in derbilt won again been passes telephonic when Stevens’ Harry Appleby Earl Eggers eleven Castleford Perhaps he has would command in the open touchdowns to latter for was Aguirre blocked Aguirre punt 38 0 coach back by to turned Hill four Commodore air from Dietrich communication with the head King In the fourth quarmarket would be a good deal higher on the bench Whether he has or ’’rank Gantt and recovered by Hamp raids by interceptions or by batting 14 to 0 Hansen 13 to 12 Hazel from midfield 35 This much is evident in the many yards the flying leather to earth ton 31 to 0: Hollister 13 to 7 and ter the elder Aguirre ran not he gives the chief of staff a Williams behind the goal line Ariz TUCSON Oct -- 24 UP— offers Pie Traynor turned down for The off Buhl’s right tackle for a third written or oral report of the essen- to a two teams fought each other In the second half the Jackets Eden by similar score touchdown and left the game of Arizona's Wildcats Vaughan standstill the remainder of from Georgia seemed to be better University tial flaws he has observed in the the first Buhl filled the air with passes in displayed & brilliant passing and and throughout the second Appling figures in Dyke's 1937 organized They came back and performance of the opposition and period and moments American for the White Hose but is not the plans closing carried the fight to Vanderbilt by of their own team of them to running attack here tonight defeat counted on as heavily as the Arthree Falls With the of intercepted the second opening land reand air but four times they Then with complete quiet the Bulldogs came back vicious- were keep the ball in Buhl territory Har- ing New Mexico Aggies 28 to 7 and kansas pill pounder whose club figOnce Jimmy Hugstored the head coach usually im- half stopped and ly the ing carrying the ball on nearly taking an undisputed lead in the ures right up with the leaders prokickoff back-fieltaking d they gins the wasp of the Vandy parts to the team in as definite drove 74 a to play for the Beavers had border conference gridiron race viding a pitcher or ‘two coming up every mixtouchdown yards lucid and picturesque a style as intercepted a pass intended Arizona repulsed the fighting Ag- in the spring makes up for the failball to the Buhl eight-yar- d the taken with passes ing straight ining for Dutch Konemann that looked possible the specific instructions he plays with of 6000 crowd line first down and goal to go gies before a ure of Cy Blanton to come through Harry Stevens skirting like a sure touchdown would have them follow during the over Neilsen carried the ball over for It is all a matter of personal judgHAZELTON Idaho— Taking ad- as the £ame ended end for the score a pass to remainder of the contest Huggins intercepted in three of last Arizona the after a series line plunges ment Weighing opinion from unAuburn however came back In stop another Tech drive and a fum- vantage of a break During the progress of the game the fourth in the opening period and kicked biased sources Vaughan gets the Green Hansen’s of minutes play to over quarter a ble by Konemann which was recov- Wave push he and his assistants on the bench downed the unheralded goal for the extra point Wallie call over Appling Gn es Hunter have been diagnosing the play To touchdown and then in the clos- ered by Vandy was the means of Hazelton Smith scored again in the next pehigh school team 7 to 0 Dog minutes of ing play Georgia again stopping still another them the contest with its changing scored in a South Side class B conference riod after Smiianich Arizona back fortunes should not be an emotion‘Disgusted’ Look made a dash Nolan congame here Friday al spree In as detached a manner on a pass into the verted Hansen scored - as they can assume' they have ana- San end zone Ross tossed the long Arizona advanced the bail 60 Diego Marines lyzed coldly the activity as if they BOISE Oct 24 (Ah— Arthur Love yards on straight plays later in the heave and as it was batted down were witnessing a laboratory experby a Hazelton back Mulder scooped officer in charge of the naval re- second quarter and Neilsen carried iment Sometimes one specific sugCaltech 26-- 0 up the ball before it touched the cruiting station in Boise got a it over Nolan converting Whip corone or be may gleaned gestion Ross dirty look” he said from a dogt The Aggies’ touchdown came a ground for a touchdown rection of position made hr one kicked the point from placement short time later on a pass from while hunting pheasants Idaho— Breaking a GOODING weak spot in the opponent’s armor GLENNS FERRY Idaho— ConSAN DIEGO Cal Oct 24 (UP) — Hazelton was a continuous threat 'I wasn’t used to hunting birds Pratt to L Apodaca The New Mex- tie at the last two minutes in discovered which may change the The San Dieao Marines blanketed tinuing their unbeaten perform- early in the game fumbling twice with a dog and when the dog sig-- j icans had worked the ball into scor- of the game the Gooding Senators t de of battle Occasionally rcvcral California Institute of ances toward the North Side title near paydirt and on a third occa- naled with his tail that a bird was) ing position advancing from their Technology’s the power to score two need to be stepped' snd' some football teem line with a series of turned on here Friday Glenns Ferry scored at will to de- sion having a long pass intercepted near I just looked 10 feet ahead of own touchdowns and win over Wendell vechncrscs of the omonents' must niht feat King Hill 35 to 13 here Fri by Muldcn a line and the for and plays waited pass the pheasdog 27 to 13 be taken advantage cf Arizona's final score came late Keeping the ball In Engineer ter- day ant to fly up The extra touchdowns came when Time Short Coach Ken Barrett's Ferrymen ritory throughout the contest the "Then I heard a whirr and up In the closing period Wynne pass- Hutton raced 40 yards for a counThe time is short There is no Marines pushed over three touch- rolled up a 13 to 0 lead in the first Albion Overwhelms went a bird about 20 yards forward ing 35 yards to Jackson The con- ter on an end run that developed was by Nolan excuse for verbose generalities or downs in the second period and quarter with first stringers in the and just got caught looking at the version The r Aggies threatened on sev- from some exceptional blocking added a final score in the third game and then started playing loud lamentations 0 14 place wrong Hollister to an intercepted pass by Proctor seven-ma- n football as King Hill If the case demands it the coach 'And that dog turned around eral occasions but despite the bril- which he later made good for a countered a touchdown in the secmay use the last minute or two for when I failed' to fire and gave me liant efforts of Hookie and Lauro touchdown Proctor kicked and ond quarter not The Ferry seconds could the a fervent appeal to the team He Santa Barbara State Apodaca ever penetrate saw I most disgusted look bucked the line to make good both HOLLISTER Idaho— Albion high the then came back in- - the third peArizona defense — may strike at their emotions and extra points school gridders scored in the sec- on a dog's face he just seemed riod 26-with zeal a renewed 0 Crushes three them to into tdhchdowns Whittier a and try whip of a fast to sneer at me” Gooding drew first blood in the and dedication But in such a case safety Glenns Ferry frosh played ond and fourth quarters first quarter over the Wendell Trothe final frame and the Hillmen game hers Friday to defeat Wilcox has his words must be alive with sincerby request Charley SANTA BARBARA 14 to 0 24 It was a class B worn jans when Hutton scored off tackle s the numeral “13” on his ity and his approach must smack of (UP)— Santa Barbara CalStateOct'col- scored again and bucked the additional point South Sids conference game football career freshness his throughout AlMink intercepted a Wendell pass team After even an lege’s first between-the-halvfootball heavy quarter varsity A snd school freshman Howard pregame Nowadays to run 35 yards for a second couna steady march toward Colorado bion countered on a pass and then andhigh now Howard varsity star Wiloratory does not over- continued ter the southern conference ‘championGrappler added the second touchdown on a cox thinks ths number brings him work the ventilating system In the second half Wendell counDue to luck of running plays Occasional tongue lashings may ship Friday night by crushing Draws With Shikat series at Pershing park be resorted to but these must be Whittle 26-BUTTE Mont Oct 24 (A)— In- tered with two touchdowns by shortage of players here the two fullback who- ronvefted n lf The Gauchos scored once in the teams played ball in the Curry and Harold Brady carefully suited to the demands of spired by the leadership of Halfers comprise the punting depart-ba- ll back Milt Popovich Montana uni- one of the additional points V and then used seven-mathe occasion Biting irony lashing second quarter twice in the third DENVER Oct 24 (PI — Everette rules in the sec- - ment of the Rollins college (Winter versity won its third consecutive with sarcasm and poignant wit frequent- and once in the fourth 221 Marshall La Junta Tark Fla) football team Colo ond half football victory of the season'by ly serve an excellent purpose but s— — — — — £olcr gtfJbtmc spontaneity and aptness are always form apparent defeat into glorious claimant to the world’s heavylarruping Montana State college 27 £h weight victory essential wrestling championship to 0 on Clark park field here Sat' and Dick Shikat 228 German pow' issued every momma oy Tbs bin Rest Period A visit to the Notre Dame Idcker urday Lake Tribune Publishing Company room between halves during the In the days of the eloquent and erhouse Wrestled 90 minutes to a On the gridiron he knew so well draw here the of Rockne the Friday night as a high school star Popovich dynamic Major Cavanaugh and the ‘ reign peerless took two punts in the second quargreatest football story teller (and fiery and picturesque Bill Roper a Marshall scored a fall in 48 min1'1£KM8 U HUBHCKipTIUN football Is sorely in need of some backstage eavesdropper might have utes with a Japanese arm lock and ter and returned each half the Dally ami Sunday onont 1U 50 and year Daily Thirty-thre- e Sunday successors in this line) philosopher heard beautifully couched appeals body press minutes length of the field for Grizzly touchTbs abovs rates apply In Utah Idaho and shooter of shafts of sarcasm which would bring tears from a later Shikat broke a Japanese arm Nevada and Wyoming downs Albion Normal to college The Tribune Special following tiisewnere in the United States: lock and pinned Marshall with a Indian along with his other talents would cigar-stor$ I 26 Grizzly reserves shoved twomore Dallv and Sunday nr month POCATELLO-T- he local uni- was purposely scheduled for Frihave revealed the old master revivBut after all the intermission is back body drop The German had scores across in the fourtlu — — :— ibe inbuilt is 6 the to November permit day the in better his famous a be adverof the will Horsemen" "Four real sense ing a rest period very versity homecomihg game argument itnt city in tne United titatrs bvReaders may Idaho Tigers an opportunity to telephoning ascertain agent iq any citv and their comrades after a dis- It provides an opportunity for tised as the first meeting- between played Novenber 21 instead of rest for the Armistice day game fhi office two the needed a in veteran half first relaxation major appointing campaigners application of YMCA Fall next November 20 following agreeis a memvei ot the Wednesday ihe the Iribuu Program contest by reminding them that first aid the imparting of sound Press iue Associated Press is ex A movement had been under ment of H O ("Pat") Page athciuslveiy entitled to the use for reproduo "perhaps your opponents are unable technical advise and an inoculation to stadium the make tion Staters of ail news dispatches credited to ft here way Mississippi letic director at the College of to read They apparently haven’t for the good of the morale credited in this paper and Opens at Pocatello or notthe otherwise dedication game on Armistice day news published herein local 0-heard about you wonderful fellows If your curiosity regarding the in0 Idaho Tie Announcement Crew of the with Montana State also the ih inbuilt is s cnsriei rnsmnsi oi n and they can't read all the news- termission panorama in the training snd it Bureau of Circulation change of dates was made by Hays homecoming game but change to room in has mashaken been have at Idaho— DALLAS Oct 24 excited and you exPOCATELLO paper clippings you s msmnsi ui Med' Activity den Stites Idaho Southern uniin iriouu a day later with College of Idaho Inc croup their fades during the first’ half pect to see gyrating shouting chines grounded in rain and ankle will permit all students and more the local Y M C A for the fall Kerurd versity athletic manager who seam lUdt tie itiv national tiuius i had better about coaches L season opens this week Austin Maybe you forget trying futilely to dominate deep muck Texas Christian and cured approval of the local stu515 lesentatlvea Offices New York City itp townspeople' opportunity to atyour headlines and get down to a scene of confusion if you expect Mississippi State gave the game dent council Jones physical director in an- Madison avenue Chtraxu dbu North Michi contest tend the build avenue can Title Philadelphia tand some blocking and tackling during to see trainers applying miraculous over to a pair of stout ' lines and rallies are being nouncing the schedule for this fall iks Detroit B2GU Grttetai Motors butldine The will be the only uniPregame this half because it's a cinch these ointment and administering magic sloshed to a scoreless tie at the versity game Francisco 58 Suite' street Los jtn football attraction to be planned for Montana State and said that clubs would be formed for San West Ninth street Hesllle linv ?eies fellows don't recognize you" H offered here on a Saturday Westsmelling salts jou might well pass Cotton bowl here Saturday of Idaho the only games additional branches when ’a suffi- Rni’dlne17 College tells that Rockne tossed that up the opportunity to look behind cient number are interested to foreign bureaus m iuUw niaiiun ui tin to be played in the $150000 staThroughout a dull 60 minutes ern State college played on a FriNo ! Rue fctcrtbe Fans match into their inflammable piritlthe curtain fowyou are doomed to both teams kicked constantly waitIribune are dium which is rapidly day because of necessity of renearing make the continuance of the group France: t 25 Pail 'Man London England ’ and the team strode out to trans-- 1 disappointment certain Uutar dsi- - Linden Befiia Germany ing for abrek that never came turning to Gunnison the Monday completion I V hard-fightin- 20-0- v Wolves Annex Class B Title On South Side Beavers Trip Four Compete Buhl Eleven In Boise Test es repeat-An-uncan- Auburn Profit Defies Rallies Georgia Techs Vandies in Tie ny last-minu- te Arizona Wins Count By high-power- ' Hansen Defeats Hazleton 7 to 0 Gooding Tops Wendell Boys Glenns Ferry Tips King Hill 13-a- ll jr-- By MARLOWE BRANAGAN ‘ al- The annual election meeting of the Utah High School Athletic association will be held at the Hotel Uath Friday at 4 p m1 Coaches’' superintendents and principal of the various high schools connected with the U H S A A will participate in the balloting to elect lead7 school year ers for the In addition to the election of officers the Friday meeting will be conducted for the purpose of transacting any business which may regularly be conducted during the school year Amendments Proposed D R Mitchell secretary of the U H S A A announced Saturday that several proposed amendments to the constitution will be voted upon Friday Chief among the proposed amendments are the following To add an additional section nameto article one of the ly "Section 14 — No ptudent shall be eligible for competition in any athletic activity who is not able to pass a physical examination given by an MD That such examination has been given and successfully passed by the student shall be certified to on the eligibility application 1936-193- 1- by-la- form” 2 To amend article five of the constitution by adding a third paragraph as follows "The vice president of the association shall be chosen from the board members of the board of control and shall in the absence of the president preside at board of control meetings” 3 To amend article six by adding another section such section to be section two and the present section to become section three The proposed amendment would read: "Members of the Utah High School Athletic association shall ha prohibited from engaging in athletic contests with schools outside of Utah who are not member schools of their respective state high school athletic associations” The following resolutions have been mailed to superintendents faculty rep&sentatives board members and coaches principals throughout the state Resolutions Slated 1 That the Utah High School Athletic association adopt a football policy which will tend to equalize competition between schools by classifying them into “A” and “B” groupings Such grouping will be determined largely on a basis of in the tenth the eleventh and twelfth grades That there shall be an A division state champion and a B division state champion and that these two schools shall not be permitted to play a final game for the state championship except by mutual consent 2 That the transfer rule requiring a semester’s residence before competition is permissable not to be applicable where there is a permanent change of residence of parents or where the student in question takes up his residence in a dormitory under the direct super? vision and control of the faculty of the school to which the student in question transfers However that the above exceptions to the transfer rule not apply where the school to which the student transfers is located in the same city as the school from which the student departed A 2?f f d Glenn (Pop) Warner Temple university grid coach says "Ray Hiapes is by far the most dangerous offensive threat I have seen this season” Hapes Ole Miss halfback has made five touchdown runs of more than 90 yards each during his collegiate career 2B-- 0 Hollister jer-sie- Montana Doivns MSC by 27 to 0 es Re-q- broth-first-ha- six-ma- str - n jiali Idaho Southern Homecoming Contest Changed to Nov 21 The Weather Weather condltiona October 24 193H: The Alberta Jow of yesterday which haa moved eastward over ths northern has resulted iu some precipitaplains tion throughout eastern and central Montana and northern Wyoming with generally higher temperatures prevailing The Arizona heat low has extended somewhat into Colorado southern Utah and Nevada and California resulting in warmer weather lth slight sprinkles in central Arizona Higher pressures snd clear weather ars charted over the north Pacific coast and throughout the east central states snd the Great Lakes regions Comparative data for Salt Lake Cftv: Degrees Highest temperature today 56 Highest in this month since 1874 86 Lowest last night 32 Lowest this month since 1874 22 Mean for today 44 Normal 49 Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours m ended at 8 p Total for this month to date Accumulated for this deficiency month to date Total since Oct 1 to date Accumulated deficiency since&Oet 1 Sun rises at 651 add sets at 5:33 tober 25 1936 wkathjdk TERAY AT observations taken yks 6 P M MOUNTAIN TIME mouth! - TCU ial i y |