Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 12 18 1936 M TOI IES Texas Aggies Win Over SanFranciscof 38 to 14 Victory Will Clinch Title For Farmers Utes Prepare Pass Defense Huge Crowd 'Expected to See Cochamps Out for Conference Crown1 Schleckman Returns to Practice Scrimmage Completed for Battle For Farmers Next Foe of Utes Run Wild in Last Half After Being Held Scoreless in Firgt Two Periods By DON KING San Francisco Nov 11 (UP)— Texas Agricultural and Mechanical university defeated the University of San 4 Francisco Dons by a score of here Wednesday afternoon The flashy eleven from the Lone' KEZAR 4 STADIUM ' i 38-1- By JIMMY HODGSON The University of Utah Redskins Star state By BOBJIOLDE V through' light scrimmage Wednesday the Utah Aggies were pronounced ready tor the University of Colorado But faloes who play here Saturday in a game which may decide the Rocky Mountain conference championship Should the Aggies win this game they will become undisputed title holders It will be their final conference tilt Coach E L “Dick” RomnCy stated that he would give his squad only a light workout Thursday and wind imup Friday with a signal drill the South mediately following Cache-Bo- x Elder high school football game in the stadium Most of Thursday’s drill will consist of a review of the defense built up for the Buffs and blackboard work the coach intimated During the week the Aggies have had the ball toting ability of “Whiz iar" White stressed upon them un til they are beginning to dream about him Mentor Romney has constructed a defense for the “Whiner” and if it works as well as the defense around Captain Newell 011 of Utah then White will have some difficulty in getting away One thing in the Aggies’ favor this year is that they are a strong defensive team and have yet to be scored - completed their scrimmage drills Wedesday night for the impending battle with the powerful Texas A Sc M eleven In the "U” bowl Saturday starting at 2 p m Thursday and Friday will be devoted to light y rd Feature Goes To Sharp Girl two-year-o- ld I rf Aggies Thanksgiving day contest to close the season The Indians are out of the conference race however and the final game will have no bearing on the R M C crown whatsoever Brooklyn Wins Pimlico Race ook BALTIMORE Nov 11 lyn E R Bradley’s bay colt went to the front just after the start of the thirty-firrunning: of the $7500 added Walden handiPimlico at cap Wednesday and held that lead to win by a length going: away leaving the favored Clodion seventh in a field of eight It was a race for outsiders — as all others here Wednesday proved to be Brooklyn paid $850 for $2 A crowd of 12000 was on hand for the closing day Miss Mary Hirach’s No Sir old brown gelding was second i length back of Brooklyn with Yellow Tulip owned by Bomar stable a length back of No Sir Night Bud was fourth ' The victory was’ worth $8270 to the winner $1500 to second $750 to third and $350 to fourth st AP Rankin Britt wingman is just one of half a dozen husky ends who have made the Texas Aggies one of the best passing teams in the country by their ability to snag the leather 203-pou- nd Cleveland Pro Eleven Wins Bachelor Dinner Race Winner NEW TORK Nov 11 (AP) — Standlnr ProlMlonal in th American Football leefu Including Wcdneaday'a game: Texas Wyse’s stable W L T Pel Pt Op the Cleveland ARLINGTON DOWNS 1 2 800 109 58 Dinner betting ring and richly rewarded Boaton (Ah —Bachelor S 3 0 Nov 11 687 108 SO New York 2 2 667 4 53 55 for the Pltshnrgh crossed the wire a length and a his backers $25 $1110 and $5 3 2 1 600 78 65 O 4 1 Brooklyn 42 62 000 Dinner Bachelor field of a xRocheatar 6 0 1 half ahead 41 113 performance got xRochcater team 143 redisbanded: games here Wednesday afternoon to win away from the barrier fast took to tained In standings pending official decision on their elimination the Armistice day handicap a $2500 the inside rail and held oh couradded race before one of the largest ageously to outfinish Mrs A M Rfflutt Cleveland 34To4ya Boston 26 Creech’s Reaping who paid $710 crowds of the fall meeting LONDON Nov 11 CIV-Th- e Brit ‘ The game horse from Mrs V and $420 Sunday Gms ish Lawn Tennis association an Bolton at New York Clsvilaod at Pittsburgh nounced Wednesday the 1937 Davis BOSTON Nov 11 (INS)— Aided cup interzone final matches be by former Ohio State greats Clev- tween the winners of ths North eland Rams turned back the Boston American and European eliminaShamrocks 34 to 26 to take the lead tions will be played probably at July 17 19 20 followed In ths American Professional Foo- Wimbledon a week later by the challenge round tball league’s race here Wednesday July 24 26 27 at Wimbledon The challenge round will see afternoon before a crowd of ' 7000 Was overlooked In Dates Selected For Cup Tilts fast-closi- KIUEEY EIUEEY Great Britain defending the treasured trophy for the third consecu tive year Great Britain’s chancep of retaining the cup were seriously impaired two days ago when Fred mainstay of the defenders points after touchdowns11 Cavosie Perry four years quit the amateur and Sebastian went over for the for other two touchdowns Cooper con- ranks for a professional career verting on one Gilman and Mattos figured prominently for the Rams the former scoring two touchdowns and the latter booting two field goals and adding three placement kicks for VE HOVE SATURDAY NIGHT From Our Present 174 South Haiti to Our 262 So Main Street Leaving Us Only 3 Days-- — Utah Hunters Open Campaign on Elk F riday 215 Score by Cleveland Bouton Nev Home Today Tomorrow and Saturday 3 6 14 7 7 6 Woman Links Star Sets Your '4 Up New Mark UP)— Callender slender set a new women’s record golf79star for the Pebble Beach course ‘ Wednesday v Not tor 15 years had the difficult DEL MONTE Cal Nov 11 Clara of LAST CIIAIICE TO BUY FAMOUS DUNDEE CLOTHES AT RADICALLY REDUCED PRICES COME AND SAVE MONEY— COME AND HELP US MO YE r periods: 7 course scene of the 1929 national amateur been played by a doman less than in Mias Berg 81- Irish Gridders Drill On Passes for Soldiers SOUTH BEND Ind Nov 11 CP) —Pointing out that toth of Army’s touchdowns against Notre Dame in the last two years have been the result of forward passes Coach Elmer Layden put his Notre Dame football squad through a long pass defense drill here Wednesday A squad of 33 players will leave by special train tomorrow afternoon for New York for the Army game arriving there Friday morning - Glutting who lost to Patty In the semifinals of the rewomen's national champio- First in Five Years LOWELL Mass Nov 11 (INS)— cent carded an 82 Miss Ruthe- Brooklyn college defeated Lowell nship an 86 and Miss Hanchett 87 Textile 7 to 8 here Wednesday rford ' Miss Callender is the daughter of afternoon It nyas the first victory Textile Elliott Callender professional at for the New Yorkers over — the Monterey Peninsula golf ‘club in five years r i By MARLOWE BRANAGAN Two fortunate CPt-Br- EHUEIEY j 19-1- 38-1- life-siz- S at the er New Plays New plays have been given pie Aggie team With these and the old formations the offense should be well prepared Dallas Greener Kent Ryan and Tracy “Trash” Maero will do the major portion of the ball toting with Ryan again being in the limeMagnus-se- n light Bernard “Scooter" will direct the team from the quarterback position this being his first game since the Aggies played Denver University two weeks ago The Aggies will use deceptive plays in their offense against the Buffaloes This is the type of ball they have been playing all year and It has proved to be entirely successful Far from overconfident but with a spirit that they can win over the Colorado team the Aggies were in the best mental and physioan oondi tion they have been all year The workouts this week have had the same "air” as when the Aggies were preparing for the Utah game This is a good sign While the team is making 'its final preparations feeling is at fever pitch on the campus waiting for the coming game The student body scenting its first undisputed conference victory since 1921 is talking nothing but football In the halls e of the main building are drawings of most of ' the Aggie gridmen Likewise in the downtown district the topic of conversation is the game Saturday and of the great Aggie team Big Turnout The game is being sponsored by the Logan junior chamber of commerce and committees from this or ganization are working hard to - With make the game a sell-o- good weather predicted the setting is a “natural” two coholders of the 1935 conference title and the two undefeated teams in the conference this year meeting on the gridiron to settle the dispute A near capacity crowd is anticipated here SAN FRANCISCO Nov 11 UP)— - The Buffaloes will arrive in Lo- Winning by a length over a field of gan at 10 o’clock Saturday morning 10 California foaled fillies on a special train with a Sharp Girl captured the band and nearly 100 supporters it was learned here Wednesday night feature race at Tanforan track The Boulder special will arrive at Wednesday Elswick was second Ogden at 8 a m and then come di- and Brown Jade third rectly to Logan It is expected that The winner covered the six furlthe special will return to Boulder ongs in 1:13 She paid $640 $4 and Immediately after the game Satur- $3 Elswick paid $660 and $420 and Brown Jade $320 to bhow day Location trailing by two touch' half staged a comeback worthy of their pioneer ancestors who mads the Alamo downs ry upon ut v again punted with his back against his goal and again Vitek came scampering back this tlms 44 yards six short of scoring Nssrsta took It over In four whacks at the Don guards Boyd converted putsynonym for supreme courage Two touchdowns In the first two ting the Aggies ahead for the- first 4 time plays from scrimmage in the third Fake Pass Shockey dummy scrimmage and signal drills quarter with another marker to Early in the final period Shockey as Coach Ike armstrong endeavors put them ahead within a few min- faked a pass and ran 57 yards to avoid injuries and have ble squad utes more treated the crowd of ap- around left end for another touch25000 to a period of down Boyd's placement was low at top physical strength for the proximately thrills such as Kezar stadium has Dewares interception of a homecoming classic not seen this season— nor In many pass and a lateral to VVith the freshmen throwing others Shockey put the ball on the Dons’ 9 Off to Good Start pasaee all over the lot the varsity Shockey dropped back and tossed had plenty of chance to try out its San Francisco’s Dons got off to a pass to Nesrsta who caught it pass defense which undoubtedly a flying start by scoring twico in running at top speed just as he the goal line Homer Pit-nwill be severely tested by the Cadets the first period The first was on crossed failed to convert Much time was also spent in off- a series of passes and plunges that ensive scrimmage to prepare an sent Fullback Peterson to the goal On the first play after ths folOwnes Rogers offense that can match the in- line He fumbled but Lou Bedoni lowing kickoff vaders' Don end recovered for p touchd- snagged another desperate heave Scout Aggies own The second score came on a by McCaffery and duplicated run to the last Coach Vadal Peterson saw the pass from McCaffery to Pete Wells Shockey’s tally Texans In their 4 win over the that put the ball on the two-yar- d San Francisco university squad mark and Peterson’s plunge fon the Shockey the Texas bomber comeight of 19 passes for a total Wednesday He will be on hand to score Wells converted each time pleted San Francisco Inform the Redskins just what they and ths teams left the field at half of 149 yards equalled the Texans in the air comcan expect and what they will have time with the Dons ahead 14-- 0 to look for in the coming contest It was a different Texas team pleting eight of 20 passes for 142 The Indians will have two days to that took the field at the start yards The Aggies made 10 first to seven for the Dons try to work out a defense for the of the second half It was the same downs The lineup eleven which led off but fused Southerners Texas Aggie San Francisco Karl Schleckman appeared in into a smooth functioning Irresisti- Stages Btdonl mi ilit it m Schwarts J’ootball togs for the first time eince ble machine that tore the Dons Kelley yv777 elge c the Boulder beating The husky apart and swiftly strewed the field Dewar Burkhead e Bwannaok rg Phythfc' tackle will undoubtedly be ready with wreckage Whitfield rleMtiM Mlatovlch On the firat play lefthanded Jim Morrow re for play by Saturday Leroy Gerardin The Redskins are not conceded Shockey drifted back almost to Vitek In Welta Shockey dh much chance in the game with the the goal line and hurled a long pass Nesreta McCaffery t Peterson Cummings touted Southwest conference squad across the field Waylon Manning Score by periods: 14 0 0 0—14 but the Indians are working hard neatly evaded two charging Dons V s F 0 19 19 — 38 0 Aggies and expect to make a real game out fell In behind a screen of blockers Texas Scoring: Touchdowns— Bedoni Peterson 2 wesrita Vitek Manning Rogers and rambled 65 yards for a touch- Shockey of it for the homecomers Points touchdown— Wells 2 Boyd down Pass and run the play was Pltner after Large Crowd Texas Aggies —Pltnsrle: Substitutions: for 83 yards The conversion good Graduate Athletic Manager Ther was low Kirby Turner It Warden igj Ooston c Jones Minnock rg Wofford on Parmelee reports an unusually That started the procession Dick Church rt Sikes re Seago q Kincaid Adams ih Boyd Rogers Manning rh Stefine early sale of tickets and looks Vitek Texas safety took one of vens for the biggest crowd of the sea Petersons Ban Haggerty Je Rice It punts and Shearing Francisco— Clifford Prideaux lg Passanlsi son to date if the weather remains rambled 75 booming to c Hageue rt Miles re Hale q Neilton touchanother yards fair Ansore Swanson Hi Peterson rh Seeno f down Tom Louttlt PortThe game will be the next to last vert Morrow again failed to con- landOfficials — Referee umpire A Boles Minnesota field contest of the Utes’ schedule They judge Lloyd Yoder Carnegie head linesA few minutes later Peterson man R Kelly Wisconsin will meet Colorado In LOGAN — Running hundred and fifteen Utah sportsmen representing' the list enough to secure a permit to take an elk at the annual drawing held in the state fish and game offices in the capitol on Friday October 15 will open the season Friday in this state ' They are the envy of eome 350f other sportsmen who submitted their elk in' the Cache district this bids but were not fortunate enough season Fifty permits were awardto have their names read in the an- ed to hunters desiring to shoot on For the first time ths south and east side of Logan nual drawingin several years the list of shooters canyon and 3$ permits were issued will be composed entirely of resi- for the taking of elk on that area bids north of Green canyon dents of Utah No were received this seasori On the Nebo game preserve 35 Last year 1205 elk permits were permits were issued for the taking granted making an Increase of 10 of elk on Nebo proper and 10 permits to hunters desiring to shoot permits this season Eighty-fiv- e hunters will take (Continued cm Following Pegs) U ' |