Show J r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE B I SUNDAY MORNING r ' 1937 3 OCTOBER ' udge Yon Gramm Favored to Meet in Coast Tennis Finals Kovacs Goes BlainQ Grey Leads Goggin Four Sets With Don Golf Tourney With By R L HARDISON BERKELEY Cal Oct 2 McDonald Budge moved Saturday toward- a likely fifth this year with Baron Gottfried von Cramm of Germany by downing youthful Frank Kovacs in a semi-final match of the Pacific coast tennis championships Kovacs junior star frorpwBerke-le- y 7 6-- 5 2 Both stars lost their own services at love once during the first set and Budge was unsteady at the start of the second set Service Ace Kovacs went into a 0 lead at the start of the third set which Budge finally evened at three-al- l and then went on to win partly on a barrage of sizzling service aces Budge ran up a 0 lead in the fourth set and had little trouble from then on the tired Kovacs losing the final game by double faulting on the last two points Budge will meet Monday with the winner of Saturday's other semifinal singles match bringing together Bobby Higgs Los Angelos ace and Von Cramm The German hasJot to Budge In the European Davis cup cone finals the Wimbledon championships the national championships the recent Pacific southwest tournament in Los Angeles Miss Lumb Wins 2-- 3-- Margot Lumb of England moved Into the semifinals of the women’s singles by defeating Sylvia Henro-ti- n 6 7 of France 3 Gerald Stratford San Francisco and Kay Stammers attractive English southpaw ace defeated Jlro Yamagishi Japan and Anita Chile American singles champion in a mixed doubles semifinal 9-- match 2 2 Budge returned to pair with Wayne Sabin of Portland Ore and reach the finals of the mens doubles by downing the English Davis cup team of George Hughes and 4 0 Charles Hare 4 12-1- Briton Makes Ready for Speed Test Blaine Grey took the lead in the annual P H Goggin golf tournament Saturday for the first 18 holes when he turned’ in a fine card of 62 with- - the aid of a 28 handicap The score put Grey three strokes ahead of Paul Foster Jesse Done and George Cordery who were tied for second'with 65’s JThe pacesetter is tf'class D perform Foster Low Paul Foster of Nibley headed the class A shotmakers with '73-- 8 — 65 with Kayo Swonson of Bonneville In second place with a 66 KANSAS CITY Oct 2 (TV-VittBill Lone of Nibley headed the MuHHolini ha been re class B performers with a 67 Joe invited to witness the Westra and Irv Goff tied for second a me football I) with 68’s game October 30 In MinneapJesse Done was the class C leader olis’ D M Nigro member of with a 65 and Bus Howard was the Kansas City health departsecond with 66 ment and vice president of Second round of play in the the National Italian American medal play handicap event will announced Satbe staged Sunday morning Many urday players who were unable to turn in The aon of Italy’s duce scores Saturday will be allowed to here on a flight to stopping play 36 holes Sunday to catch up told Hollywood last week with the remainder of the field The Nigro he had nev seen a final twq rounds will be run off next football game and expreased week-en- d his desire to do so Nigro extended the invitatBorg in Charge in a letter ion The tournament which is one of the largest ever staged in Utah is being directed by Professional II Ducc’s Son most Bid to Mlnne-sota-Not- Civic-leagu- Borg Idaho H S CLASS A Gr Hdp Net 71 8 74 8 77 10 Paul Foster Nibley park Hwouaon Bonneville JKayo E B ram well Fbreat Dale N O Thompson Forest Dels 70 20 Vern Bowdle Bonneville a “72 R I Splcklemelr Nibley 70 20 Hy Demke Foreet Dale 78 8 E R Strother Nibley park 78 8 Georga Burton Nibley park 8 78 Harry Gurley Bonneville 74 4 dark Purdle Forest Dala 8 79 Arnold Goff Bonneville a 74 Phil Hogler Forest Dale 7 78 Art Hurteler Nlhlev park 8 80 so 10 Roger Forbes Nibley park Ted Sperry Forest Sfl Dale 10 Paul Kgserti Forest Dala SR 10 Hid Hematreel Nibley park84 7 CLASS B BUI Lone Nibley park 78 11 Joa Westra Foreet Dale 82 14 Irv Goff Foreet Dale 81 ia 811) Foreet Dale Ralph Knight 14 A I Emery Nibley 80 park Dean Twelvee 85 15 park Dave RavenecroftNibley SO ia Nibley A Lang Bonneville 84 la Ray Chugg Forest Dale 85 14 E C Hinckley Nibley 88 15 1 1 John Voeee Nibley park 80 Willard Beck Nibley 84 12 Walter Hansen Nlpleypark 80 12 park Vera Moffat Nibley park 02 15 CLASS O Jesse Done Nibley park 85 20 Bus Howard Nibley park 8ft 20 Mel Morris Nibley park 81 1ft Myron Eichhauer Forest Dale 87 20 O L Llddle 81 18 Nibley W O Glover prlghampark 8:i 16 City Gordon Place Nibley park' 8ft 19 Cheater Fletcher Nibley 87 20 87 20 Ralph Backman Forest Dale L W Chattertou Nibley 8 -- 20 Paul Chase Forest Dale 87 18 P C Jensen Nibley park 8ft 37 8ft IA Frank Moori Forest DaleMike Bohling Forest Dale 89 38 88 1ft Adolph Brox Nlblev park Don Parker Bonneville 8R 1ft Clarence Bjorn Nibley 94 19 Burt Bramwell Forest Dale 90 15 ' Bert Pugslcy Nlhlev ft 92 O L Good Forest Dale Oft 20 Clans I Rtalne Grey Forest Dale 90 28 62 George Cordery Ntbley park 95 30 65 P B Schofield Nibley park 87 22 65 Jim Choulea Foreet Dale 88 flfi 22 Dick Ball Nehley park 88 22 66 K Clark Nibley park 90 22 68 J B Bush Nlhlev park 98 30 68 Lee Woraeacroft Foreet Dale 90 22 68 K H Davie Nibley park 93 24 69 Marvin Tanner Nibley park Oft 23 73 L J Papworth Nibley park 9fi 23 73 Adam Putt Nibley park 91 38 73 W B Maughan 300 25 75 Nibley H Johnson Nibley park park 304 28 76 Joe Jonea Nibley park 102 25 77 The aecond round pairings follow: 8:00— R L Splcklemelr D R Strother and L R Schramm 8:05 — Hy Demke Norm Bhutts and 8!d Hcmetreet 8:10 — Amok) Goff Kayo Bwonaon and Phft Bogler 8:15 — Paul Eggerts Jack Swonson and Art Hnrzeler 8:20 — George Burton Harry Gurley and Vern Bowdle 8:25 — Roger Forbes N O Thompson and j! E Bramwetl u V S Ski Leader Gives Vietcs 2 Oct VP) Scores United dispute over the uncrowning of Alf Engen as Ski Utah the a furore among States &i champion created quite to Langwrote we a result Roger As officials arid members club of the ley president of the National Ski association for his side or the writing not typewriter spare Story and the ski prexy did side of paper as he returned a volurhinous reply to present his of the story and show why the delayed action setting up Sigmund -Baud fcslhe national ski champion ipas necessary Parts of the lengthy epistle are presented here "Our rules specify that the FIS tables be used which are in - The batting champion-sip- h coveted of the season’s -- meters Paris m “This is an example of the difference: “On a jump of 245 feet Alf Engen would get 20 points by table since it was the longest standing jump any “On the ‘foot table which was used Sigmund Ruud would get 18 points for a jump of 231 feet “By the FIS tables 231 feet equals 191 points when the longest standing jump is 245 feet “You will note a difference of 11 points which by three judges would make a difference of 33 points “It is therefore a question whether the championship should be awarded pn the' basis of tables provided by our rules or on a table which is unfair on long distance jumps LAS VEGAS Ncv— Captain Ray Warren Sparked the-L- as Vegas Wildcats to a 31 to 14 win over a heavy stubborn eUteafrom Price Utah here Saturday The Dinosaurs placed the best team on the local field seen in many a year — Powered by a 205kpound fullbacfc-JoCorey who could pass run or kick the Utahns twice went Into a lead over Las Vegas only to be smothered under in a last-ha- lf attack The Wildcats drew first blood when Montgomery went over from line on a reverse as the the second quarter opened The same Montgomery put his mates in the hole with a punt into the wind from behind his own goal line that went line out on the Las Vegas Corey bucked it over In three plays and then kicked goal to give his lead team a Warren then took command of the situation and after receiving the kickoff bounced up the field in successive jaunts of 10 to 40 yards to a touchdown Woofter converted Opening the second half the Dinosaurs again went into the lead after Montgomery’s kick from behind his goal line was blocked and recovered line by Carbon on the eight-yar- d The Las Vegans held Corey’s plunges three times and then he dropped back and flipped a pass to Christensen for the score that knptted the count Corey kicked goal and his team went into the one-poi- nt one-poi- 0 6 -- Nibley Links Crown Won By Hemstreet hs t Burt-offs’- Brings Victory To Las Vegas e To understand the difference between the ‘foot’ table used at Salt Lake City and the FIS table it is “necessary to state that the foot table is only correct when jumps 'are at abouf 125 feet to 150 feet If the same table is uied for jumps of 245 feet it stands to reason that almost a double penalty is exacted It Was Gehringer’s first hitting Injustice to rAlf Engen He was runnerup to Lou title “As I personally looked at the problem the right tables as McCammon 19 Grace S E Hemstreet Caxtleford 24 Hollister 7 Who won the Gehrig in 1934 with a 358 mark provided by our rules would give Sigmund Ruud the championhis best showing before this seaGlenns Ferry 26 Kimberly 0 Nibley park golf championship son Last year he tied for fourth ship I realized the injustice of taking away the title from Alf Wendell 10 Richfield 6 r Saturday Fairfield 32 King Hill 7 place with Gehrig each having Engen but I also realized the greater injustice of the championDietrich 7 Hailey 50 mark of 354 Gehringer succeeds ship not being given to the man who by the judgment of the Declo 12 Hagrrmati 0 Luke Appling of the Chicago White on style points and on the distance points as properly Burley 6 Oakley 6 Sox who won the 1936 title with a judges Emmett 6 Payette 0 7 evaluated McCall 28 Donnelly 388 average but failed to approach by our rules actually earned the larger number of Middleton 14 Wilder 13 that pace this season Parma 6 Nyssa ft points Mountain Home 12 Eagle 0 Zeke Bonura of Chicago boosted “It is unfortunate that the revision has upset the placing’of Meridian ft Kuna 0 at 349 into third himself ft 0 Buhi Caldwell place Idaho Falls 25 St Anthony 14 five points' ahead of Joe DiMaggio two such fine sportsmen Although the revised scores show that Madison 19 Firth 0 of a point each outfielder two of the judges favored Engen by one-ten- th New York’s brilliant Lewiston (Idaho) 12 Dayton (Wash) 0 Wallace 6 Moscow 6 Other leaders: Cecil Travis Was- the FIS rules state that the scores of the three judjges must be Downey 39 Franklin 0 341 St Louis hington Roy Bell Montpelier 38 Afton (Wyo) 0 S E Hemstreet won the Nibley 339 Hank Greenberg Detroit 339 totaled This totaling gives Ruud an advantage of seven-tentof a point 334 John park golf championship Saturday Gerald Walker Detroit Baseball experts claim that the 332 “1 ask you as a man that follows sports carefully should a Stone Washington and ny in the Burtoft by George defeating double play combination of Hayes 330 Radcliff Chicago Ray be covered utj and passed by and ‘rob’ a visiting foreign mistake final 3 5 round and Hemstreet arid Appling is the best in the AmerBell held the hit leadership with of an honor that he would be entitled to on a fair exercise succeeds Howard Cromar who is 214 while skier ican Baseball league in runs led out of the city and did not defend scored 150 DiMaggio and also continued to of our rules? Or should the matter be placed before the executive and his title this year 8:30 — Paul Foster Juddy Wilco set the home run pace with 45 to committee as was done with full opportunity given for both Jack Purtlie It was youth against experience his credit Greenberg had driven In A Lang and John 8:35 — Ted Sperry sides to present their statements?” and experience came off one better the most runs Vosee 181 and Bell led in 8:40 — xl Emery C Burdette and Ray in the final match Hemstreet a doubles having made thus far 50 Vera — jo Moffat and veteran of many years of golfing Mike Kreevich of Weitra The main flaw iii Mr Langley’s reasoning appears to be Chicago was the Mack Corbett went one up on the leader in triples with he admits that the national tournaments of 1934 1935 8:50 — Walter Hansen E C Hinckley competition that undisputed alwas Lone hole Bill never first and behind and 16 three-bas- e knocks Irv Goff J i936 and 8:55 — Dav were run off on the “foot” method of scoring It was Burtoft though Hart and R Irvine - seems peculiar that if the system was acceptable for Jhose Detroit Does Well 9:00— Bert Bramwell Willie Beck and never far in the rear Garrv Wllmarth Hmstreet’s medal score for the Detroit finishing second to New three meets it should not also be acceptable at the 1937 o05— pick Forslund Dean Twelves and Gleu Htmmona first 18 holes was 69 He finished York in the team standings held Gordon Place and tournament 0:10— Ralph ‘Knight the first three half up against A L Llddle both - the team hitting and team Hd After using the “foot” system for threifyears straight 9:15 — clarence Bjorn Adolph Brox The champion held his Barkmati The Bengals fielding leadership Ralph -- Mike the 9 20 judges Bohllng Bus Howard and biggest margin six up on the collective a naturally had a right to ednsider that the system had of hitting njark of Bert Pugilcy hole but Burtoft won 293 and a defensive still iq use unless they were notified otherwise which was 9 25— Don Parker Bob Bever and Paul average one hole halved five to and others Chase 976 Washington with 175 double 0:30 — Met Morris Lee Scott and L W carry the match to the thirty-thirthey report they were not led in double plays Chattertou "killings” On this basis it seems that the National Ski association L — Good and green 9:35 Perce Jensen 0 Allen who his celebrated Johnny Mvrou Eichbauer a long way out of its way to look for trouble by declarwent '9:40— Murray Blake A L Smith and thirty-secon- d Thursday birthday A L Nowles with his fifteenth straight win of the champion not a champion after Engen had been 9 50 — W L Glover Bob Worthen and ing Jciise Done the season without a defeat led written into the record books for six months 9:55 — John Varley L T Ellsworth and the pitchers George Gill of Detroit Ray Taylor — D B: Stewart Ches Fletcher 11 j0:00 of three record had a wins and and L J Papworth Bancroft 29 Last Half Offense The individual honors Is allwrapped up for Charley Gehringer Detroit's ac$ second baseman Circuit statisticians will go lnto a huddle over the figures this winter but the Detroit star held such commanding lead over his nearest rival that there wasn’t much chance of - any decision reversal With the season Winding up Sun day the official averages through games of Friday gave Gehringer a plate mark of 375 which was 23 points ahead of the 352 average held by Lou Gehrig of New York The Detroit star known as one of the most consistent batters in the majors took over the league leadership during the third week of August He boosted his mark from 364 to 378 to replace Cecil and during Travis of Washington the final weeks of the campaign held his average consistently around the 380 level First Swat Title orio Harry In Retrospect American league A Gets Hodgson For GeHringer CHICAGO Nevadans Tip Carbon by 31-1- 4 Score -By-J-immy Batting Laurels Virtually Sure Grid Battle gave Budge a tough workout and the Oakland redhead dropped the second set before taking the 4 62 Second Round of Competition Scheduled Sunday Morning at Nibley Course Bobby Riggs to Test German Ace Sunday match Tige Clouter Nears 1937 Swat Crown Champion lead The Wildcat offense was impotent in the third quarter with Warren out of the game but when he reentered the fray in the fourth frame things started popping Woofter took a lateral from midfield and ran d 48 yards to the Carbon line from which point Montgomery drove over Woofter missed the conversion The next score came when Warren reversed through left tackland galloped 40 yards for the touchdown the conversion again being missed In the closing minutes of play Warren intercepted a frantic prayer pass from Corey and raced down the sidelines tax another score to bring the count up to 31 to 14 Captain Robertson John George-de- s and Joe Corey were th big stars for Carbon two-yar- The lineups: CARBON LAS VEGAS ?! twenty-sev- enth Captain George Eyston British Carbon 0 7 7 0— 14 0 13 0 18—31 Las Vegas race driver was making prepara— Warren 3 MontScoring:2 Las Vegas tions Saturday night for the start Carbon — Corey Christensen gomery of his Points after touchdown— Corey 2 Woofter l endurance speed test in his "Speed-o- f the Winds” The Briton had hoped to get under L Wins way Sunday morning but the track was still wet and soggy so he called Extends off the start and announced that Tanlosses while Marvin Meet 10:05— C 0 Hauxhurst Johnny Murphy of Sympathy to ner and P B Schofield he would attempt to get under wdy 'New York had won 13 and lost The national ski leader closes his letter by stating: 10:10 — K H Davis W B Maughan either Sunday evening or Monday L K Nicholson four Monty Stratton of Chicago and ji Randallfirst “I sincerely sympathize with everyone who is connected in place in the A divisionqaptured 10:15 — Blaue Grey Dick Ball and Adam of the mdal had won 14 and lost five and Red morning all depending on how Putt the flats — out Joe Now Jonee dry quickly 10:20 George Cordery and York star had the matter particularly Alf who was certainly the ‘goat’ in the play against par tournament atithe Ruffing the Byron Hchofield won 19 and lost seven Fort Douglas golf club Saturday 10 Water Level Drops change but he has come through like a true sportsman and it is He Sherwood Second place carded an Lefty Gomez of New York first L Bush F Burtoft and C 10:30--- J intention to that see he is his honored for The cool weather has lowered the Tribune my properly Intermountain Service outstanding divisiorrwent to Ed Jensen W West pitcher in the circuit to win 20 of 245 Water line on the salt beds and with 81-LAKE-With U the S — 9 in feet 10:35 — Lee WorsetiCron It Johnson Ceamateur competition 72 with an FISH longest a record games this year continued to set jump ' cil Baker and Jim Choules a stiff south wind blowing Saturday Other results: Class B — F J Fol-lacrowd lining the shores the 1937 the strikeout pace having fanned that was the 194 batsmen Captain Eyston hopeful P J Mansell “I indirectly understand that the Utah Ski club through the season at this favorite resort came salt beds would be ready for use by class C— H H Rose S Western U Amateur association is Ski at to this planning a to close 9 bring m Aggie-BobcFor Sunday evenipg W Smith Thursday at p The British racer has had two matter up for reopening at the national convention which will A point-pa- r L tournament is on the the past two weeks nimrods had tracks surveyed but he was be held at Milwaukee on December 4 and 5 I certainly have no Fort schedule for Sunday ) (Continued from Page Tracy Maero moved up another two been taking advantage of every opdoubtful about being able to use objection to this for the national directors are the final word on them If they are not ready by Yovetich’s punt and was dqwned on yards Scooter then picked up six portunity to get in an extra few was fourth atd one to hours of matter of this type and shotild have a careful explanation Decker Victor andjt yards Monday morning Captain Eyston the final before the fishing line Aggie go Magnusson then went aro'und will likely use a which track you When hroiiglit-dft&’iD- was curtain l e tLW score ai own d to gaitu an — was laid-out inger his Ag giea-- f 4 and 3 in the finals of the summer represents the feelings of over two-thirFish lake Is closed earlier than of the repreCOLUMBUS Ohio Oct 2 to Murphy on the Bobcats' Floyd Slater’s attempt placekick kicked New Car Due was wide by- - inches Bears champions of the sentatives of the 200 member clubs I camiotbelieve 4hat there veterans’ - tournament at the Counmost lakes and streams largely for 40 where he was downed by Grant try club Saturday Decker shot Score: Utah Aggies 6 Montana the International league combined 11 wil1 be any change in the matter as voted "The Speed of the Wirfds” is all Andreason protection of the eastern brook bingles with five by the committee” an 83 errors Columbus ready for the test If weather reA short pass gave Montana State Brook will start spawning Saturday night to defeat the Red Murphy took Elvin Went-ment- 's trout ports are favorable all equipment four yards Don Cosner picked up Owen kick-ofsoon and contrary to the habits of Birds 8 to 1 in the fourth game of own his f on will be assembled at the flats ready five — The Weather thrusL Tine yards on an 22 yards Cosner most varieties of fish was Newfor the run Sunday evening they take the little world series Nick Yovetich made it a finet down then arid returned Weather conditions United reported by to ark’s first win in four starts the flipped another pass Kreyic States weather bureau October 2 1937: Captain Eyston's "Thunderbolt” on A C’s 47 freely of any kird of bait ofthe ball on the Aggies’ quite Flowitig from relatively high pressures with which he plaris to go after Sir A long pass intended for Hollo- which put fered them during the spawning Birds having swept the three games over the south Pacific coast to a low over line Malcolm Campbell’s playAl at Newark northern Utah and southern Idaho hot dry per way was knocked down in the nick season have raised temperatures In tha winds and who won 21 and lost Joe Cosner took the ball Beggs hour mark ia expected to arrive at of time by ripped Anthe past three and plateau area to considerably above normal Wally Braeggerfour for Newark during the regular off three yards on-- a drive over his During Wendover Sunday In southern Califor-Cloudiness Is months Fish lake has been the season other pass and a smack over center own WASHINGTON- - Oct 2 UP)— to bgke thfl fjsh nn a pine beard-thro- iftO- r- AHemtfr reported Tud - southern Utah Clear took a latthe Birds under control left kept guard Kreyic skies prevail in central California the by J3oa Cosner produced another eral from Cosner and made six subject of much discussion regard- all the way allowing but eight hits There waa a time old fisheries buthe carp away and then northern plateau and Wyoming Weather la first down tot Montana State Ball ing whether or not Its waters are unsettled in most other parts of the coun one unearned run reau files disclose when western serve the board An- yards Cosher made first down on sufficiently stocked with game fish and on the Aggies’ line try with rain in the northern Mississippi A Bill” McGee started on state fish commissioners talked of "Blanker at a thrust center long pass alley and in the Pacific northwest The ill fell into Some claim that weather conditions the hill for the other pass Cosner1 to Krevic gave carp repute failed ariother lasted Comparative data for Salt Lake City: to Birds Corbin Cosner and in about the time superlatives carp fishermen decided been the cause of a great deal until the Bobcats a first down on Aggies' havi Degrees four-hsixth the when Roth to Corbin was what t Floyd Now 82 pass fishermen the Highest today line slimy looking member of the Highest temperature Krevic' made one yard ofthe fishermen's misfortune while four-ru- n in this mouth since 1874 88 him to the 'fish is not fit to another also Still barrage drove incomplete pass was on a smash at center Krevic was more Lowest last night print pisces the Jake is about cover Potter who believe others 59 family doing in look has was since this the Lowest month in 1874 Aggies find appeared incomplete some 22 “We state he damage was than worth fished out stopped with a loss of half a yard ball on downs on their own Mean for tpday 70 of the four games came in for & fisheries official oncereports” each wrote — Fisheries Commissioner was RIGBY Idaho Normal smothered as he hit the Frank 58 Tabulation of Cosner one and Reduction in Brook mark innings before “such superlative expressions as T Bell sums up the attitude of Total precipitation for the 24 hours Inches player records of the Roberts and center of the Aggie forward wall to a pinch runner and made way seven Scooter giving are the most Magnusson most delicious fish dem at with All the statement: 5:30 p ‘Carp will admit that there is a 00 ending anglers Rigby baseball teams first- and Joe Lacey broke through and Ed Heiisser finished smash Cliff for this month to date 00 yards on an second-plac- e “Carp are cannibals and among Total cided reduction in the number of Gleeson left fielder and Keller that swim’ olid ‘Carp as a food winners respectively in stopped Murphy On thg A C Accumulated deficiency for this month first then down ft Poole made have by the most fish — lake' line after Winger had kicked of fish to date destructive 15 brook lb the at 'po the championship series of the and superior”’ They present led atfielder the Newark Total since October 1 to 00 But that was before the birth of eat the eggs of other fish and Farmers’ Community Baseball out from behind his own goal line gaining five over center’ Coach that In previous years it was this right Accumulated deficiency since Octo three hits in four attack with Little halfat Croft sent Jack in 1 of — Is be’r the the hackneyed story telling 15 that made league Saturday revealed Marvin Corbin tossed a pass to Fjeld good Carp really tempts each getting a double and something to Sun rises 6:27 and sets 6:07 October 3 Krevic - Poole varietyPossibilities of fishing best method of cooking carp to be throw away” Flitton Rigby left fielder was the for a first down on Aggies’ 22 An- back in place1 good again stocking two singles WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN Dick Siebert first reverse on three made a Poole AT MOUNTAIN dis5:30 PM TIMK the lake with brook are widely outstanding hitter In 19 times at other pass and a line buck made sacker was the only Red Sird to get bat he made 10 hits nine runs and 10 yards and put the ball on Aggies’ slammed straight through center cussed but the ways and means of more than one hit as Beg-gthe kept & Montana’s down on for first line as the quarter ended one error Art Berrett of Roberts doing this vary considerably H PI Columbus club handcuffed in the line A pass Slater to MagNewell B Cook state fish and made eight hits five runs and six Bcore— Bobcats 6 Aggies 0 m hS pinches was nusson Another errors in the same number of Fourth incomplete Fi game commissioner and r his emTwo double plays Beggs to RicQuarter' 7-- 7 r8 pass Slater to WaynientT produced ployes have been studying times up hardson Jo McQuinn and Gordon to : 5 d nine-yara cengain Magnusson quickfor some time and most likely Roberts played five games in the Big Don Cosner cracked the snuffed- out Columbus aeries compared to Rigby’s four ter of the Aggie forward wall for ly kicked out of bounds on the Mon- they are on the right track The McQuinn rallies out lo Beggs help two-yar- d line -With State tana ooip cM the new hatchery at Lea was construct- the few holes he got Into erf two of FAYETTEVILLE Ark Oct 2 to the 5yard line On a fourth up Respective comparison for the two four yards and Krevic picked cenOOlCld — University of Arkansas dekick a Little ed primarily to raise eastern brok Score by teams are: At bat 184 and 164 runs two on another crash into the Aggies expecting OOiP clt (UP) on faked down O'Brien R H pass E innings 38 and 40 hits 46 and 61 errors ter of the line Montana State was took the ball and made five yards and this yeah many thousands were conference southwest fending 8’ 11 002 004 3 Newark 101— end (IL) for around skipped right play over 25 and 26 centgcHe then picked Up two planted in the lake Most of them Columbus (AA)OOO 010 OOO-- T 8 5 champions and Texas Christian penalized five yards again giving thfc ROBERTS oo'Clr i RIGBT Utah State a momentary breathing yards ori a thrust over his own left however were less than legal 8ize University battled to a 7 tie touchdown and then kicked Batteries: Beggs and Hershberoop cld ABRHEf ABRHE extra point down on Cosner of foot it before made brought guard will crowd be another before Magnusson and 6000 02:Cld a spelL D Berrett 23 4 Saturdayyear 5 8 1 22 onlyi McGee llCtuppls Potter (6) eusser (8) Both teams relied on an aerirfl WLundbr 12 2 2 SiFlttton t OOlCld 19 S 10 9 a delay buck Willetts’ try for a Frank Strong after a four-yar-d Both teams scored in the second the anglers will have a chance at ger andLCrouch A - Berrett 10 5 8 6 Sessions 17 5 7 6 game Arkansas hurling 29 passes line gain The Bobcats chalked nip Kthem Arkansas by a run Berrett 21 4 5 Lien weber '20 S 3 field goal from the— period first- - down with Strong again reOff ioial reseeds show that appro- andTC U 53 — fi I failed nr the ball qb themawsi Txs Chiistian-theigh 17 3 3 lLuiid trench 17 4 7 3 own 20 Scooter Magnusson carrying tbs ball Little made four Imately 327000 brook were planted their end at line HomchiUc right 20 3 3 OHaywood 3 1112 00 p old on 7 Becker crack at center and in the lake this year 2147 l'Anderson 184 40 0 21 pulled a quick kick and put the ball yards The Razorbacks scored early In OOP eld When Chicago police recently Johnson t 10 1 2 l'Psrrish nine-yar- d line’ Strong made four more Little then LONDON Oct 2 UP) — Alfred the period when Robins passed OOP dd W Berrett 9 2 1 1 Cummlnf Hatchery men S3y that it is ex2 0 0 0 out on the Bobcats’ OOlCld R Berrett 4 2 1 UDelnd 4 2 13 CJIff Poole recovered a Bobcat picked up another four and 10 yards to Benton who latemled cornered a bandit in a gun battle tremely difficult to raise- eastern Sainsbury’s Noble Turk a ooicir Moor 4 10 0(JobM6 11 2 4 1 fumble on the Montana State another first doWn for the' Cats brook to legal size in rearing ponds OOlCld gelding won the Duke of York to Hamilton The latter took the Stanley Hack Cub third baseman’ Wyn Ldbf 3 0 1 Oi “OlClr line and Magnusson made 15 The game ended with Montana The practice of planting fingerings handicap over the mile and a qua- ball on his line arid went rushed up to the scene with his ' dim Braid noted English golfer yards to give Utah State a first State in possession of the ball on is also seriously questioned 'This rter route at Kempto’n Satiir-daOliCld touchdown kicked Owens a for park own revolver and asked if he OOiClr Rnd wlnnerof six British open line Mo- its own down On the Cats’ Corlctte Gtorney’s Palette was for extra point makes the problem one of many for line ooirditL th ntana State took time out scored Final -- score T--t Bobcats 6 Utah thetstateTlsli gnd gamr department second ind G E CltSke'a Rodeo II 6L onhis MagnusLate In the period O’Brien couldrl’t helpt-- t The "law thanked son rammed center lor ont yard Aggies 8 third that iriust be solved birthday '' L Christian quarter passed his team him but declined his offer of aid ' d Brook Trout Problem at Fish Lake “ Alf K Nicholson Fort Douglas e nd 70 Game Details 67 Newark Wins One at Last 10-B- - ds - Carp F amily in III Repute With Isaak Waltons six-ya- off-tac- kl 301-mi- It le one-ha- - lf w Flitton Leads Loop Hitters a it 34-ya- two-thir- le date?- of Arkansas Battles T C U To Tie Before 6000 40-ya- rd rd - n if -- - If ayi-Qth- -- L-- er ok Noble Turk Wins four-year-ol- d rd - y ts rd ' sixty-seven- ' 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