Show ‘I -- 32 - ' - yr"y t : THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE i - ' 'Jfy -1 SATURDAY' MORNING-- Gougaris-Unlea- sh ' line-u- p will be four Bill Whitesides end ar Big Seven conference game October 8 against Colorado uni- at k In the halfback positions Cardon speedy youngster who is picking up dally in the art of dodging and who plays tailback position will be at a new post Last year he served as a regular end and did some excellent work and it is expected that he will shine at his new post His running mate will be - Drummond Hoggan a transfer from 'Idaho Southern at Pocatello where he gained quite a reputation Fullback honors of course go to Captain Poole but he will have to alternate with Tracy Maero a of the last two years who has shown so much this year that Poole will have to give all he can to - keep “Trash” from the starting posi tion Both of these lads are good blockers with Maero being given a slight edgeiBoth are hard line tac-kle- rs 3200-mi- vv w 4 -- the line Murray Maughan another sophomore from S South Cache will hold down the center position but Is certain to be relieved as Bob Gooding Wendell Morrell Austin Hughes and Ronald Pierson are pushing him hard to Delmar Miller' ’classy little punter and 'pigskin packer is keep the position “Sleepy Joe" Woodward a veteran of last year’s ready for action In the Utah Aggies' opening game with Col’ campaign and Warren O’Gara a sophomore will see action as guards lege of Idaho Saturday with almost a certainty of Garnett Player Alden Winchester Rex Hill and Darol Wintle getting into the game Tackle positions of Carl Smith add John Ahern will be ably taken care of although Coach RomPlace— Aggie Stadium Logan Utah Time— 2:30 p' m ney will send Jack Moore Gardner UTAH STATE COLLEGE OF IDAHO Jensen and Ted Hanks in Hyer Lyle Wt No Name No Name for experience Other ends to see 170 46 Fetty 63 Whitesides action undoubtedly wlU be Eddie 182 55 Smith 190 50 A Harshbargcr Penn and Vern Anderson 201 54 4Y Woodward ir180 Dilley WlU See Action 172 71 M Maughan 170 22 MacDonald Backfleld men who will see 185 74 O’Gara 40 Wintenbeiger 175 -‘ tlon will be Ira Winger Delmar 10 Ahem 186 43 Selders 190 rtl Miller Mike Stipak Gus 165 75 25 Dossett Shurtz 160 rel Frank Kamnikar Wally 177 34 Iverson 26 S Maughan 180 praegger and Harold Gutke ) q 39 Cardon 157 28 McGowan The showing of the Coyotes last 160 lhr week against University of Nevada 9 Hoggan' 21 Bennett 181 165 rhl Indicates fans will be given a real 46 Foole (e) 186 165 23 Berg fb gridiron show at the Aggie stadium of 180 line: Utah State Average weight College ef Saturday Although slightly outIdaho 178 weighed by the Farmers the Coyotes make up the weight by their Average weight of backfleld Utah State 175 College of speed and experience and although Idaho 168 the game is scheduled as a “warmAverage weight of team Utah' State 178 College of up” for the Aggies it is liable to turn out to be more Idaho 174 - The kick-of- f is scheduled at 3:30 p m and as guests of Logan chamber of commerce and the college 4000 Cache county farmers and wives have been sent tickets to attend the fray Coach Romney indicated he will attempt to use several combinations in the game to try to “strike" a strong one to open Big Beven battle next week w v Utah Aggies vs Coyotes - 4 Papa-nichol- as Capture Grid Tilt LAS VEGAS N M Sept 30 W) —The New Mexico Normal university Cowboy? defeated Trinidad Colo junior college 12 to 0 Friday in & football season opener for both ’ hello b r sure L u i use 1 1 oriura Gls like it— end so will you! FIRST GRADS ind I GA$tt18 BRONZE 16c TANK IIP TODAY AT SALT LAKE’S POPULAR TRACKS1DE STATIONS ir ‘ LooniToniur1 ' WEST 9TH SOUTH 11TH SOUTH & STATE ST SO UM OPEN 1 r Br LOUDON KELLY 30 (AP)— Striking ‘savagely- - in the first two Sept St'f ' minutesp Brigham Young's Cougar crushed a badly outplayed £ team 20 to 0 ' in a Big Seven conference football' Denver university r game Friday night ' Close to 14000 spectators watched the alert Cougars taka an important step in their driveT for their first' grid title Brigham Young university never before had defeated Denver in football The Cougars gained sweet revenge for the 35-- 7 licking D U gave them in their last meet’ By BILL BONI ing two years ago NEW YORK Sept SO UP) —This Score used to b the football season’s Quick Y B U scored two quick touch- I tor coaches players breathing spell downs in the first period one on a and forecasters alike Tha players i aiid mn by Jack Chnis-tenscoaches went through nothing dazzling slippery-hippe- d tailback It exer- followed this mors serious than setting-u- p up with two artistic s and the forecast- field goals off the left foot of Ken” cises with field 'general in ers didn’t even need accident insur- Soffe ance as they went crawling out the second half ' Christensen's long touchdown run on their limbs D U and pushed surprised players But times ‘and the picture have Denver into & hole from which it changed Saturday conference and could never climb i sectional contenders will be risking U came anyf their" reputations- - and' only the The only time D was in the clos- where near scoring be will gleefully graduate managers moments of the game when two ing n some record counting successive passes thrown by Sophogates more George Hall rarried Denver to4 85000 line But Expect Brigham Young’s The biggest crowd of the day a Hall’s next aerial was stolenhalf-by B Y U sophomore possible 85000 is expected at Ann Pacheco Arbor to see Michigan open its first back who raced back 47 yards just season under Frits Crisier against before the game ended Michigan State - Elsewhere in the Recovers Fumble midwest it will be Ohio State Brigham Young acored Its against Indiana Minnesota agalnst after Lloyd right guard Nebraska Northwestern against Kansas State and Notre Dame recovered a Denver fumble A pass Christensen to Waters set up the against Kansas score and Jackson Jewkes battered In the east major attraction through right guard for the counter will pit Yale against Columbia Soffe made his first field goal on back who promises Don Cosner Montana State’s triple-thre- at ' and Fltt against Temple with the fourth down from Denver's trouble for Utes in opener Saturday Cornell unveiling Ita powerhouse line in the third period' Christensen held under control against Colgate the D U defenderi after his Southern and southwestern four-sta- by scoring dash broke loose late (n the specials will send Tplane third period with a run He against Auburn Clemson against had a blocker in front of him all tlfe Tennessee Louisiana State against way but Orlando Maio Denver halfTexas Rice against Oklahoma and back maneuvered the blocker out MONTANA STATE UTAH Texas Christian against Arkansas of the No Name Name Wt Pos Wt way and dropped Christenwhllb Santa Clara seeks a third sen on Denver's 44 Roth 175 line' t rel ’190 Cory of Stanford- and Denver put up a stout stand so straight set-u- p 56 iKimberley 205 193 rtl McGarry Southern California attempts to on the fourth down Soffe dropped 24 Vollmer 175 190 come back against Oregon State back and booted a field rgl FKzgera!d goal at a 54 McGeever 178 e in the Pacific coast headliners' Ealdwin188 line sharp angle from the 59 Burke 1 186 Without further here 175 49 goes delay Geary Igr Meanwhiie-Brigha- m Young Was wind-up the the" 18 Kfswl and: pitch 219 182 - ltr 20 Pappas 7 matching Its effective offensive Buck- maneuvers Ohio 188 11 178 with a heads-u- p defense ler Balken 47HolIowayi mess a have of big sopho- and Denver’s attack eyes 31 Yovetich 177 2 Swan rarely could ISj qb mess of speed and a strong mores a 40 Cosner get rolling 180 lhr Pace Hoosiers have passing attack The 39 Gustafson 185 183 Snow rhl hopes of repeating last year’s 10-- 0 In Denver Territory 14 May 160 180 fb Peterson Believing the Buckeyes’ viotory The play in the first period possessions to be more concrete on Denver's half of the Montana State line average 184 pounds backfield 180 we’ll take Ohio State field until' the Pioneers pnanhged As freshmen to pounds team average 182 'j pounds penetrate B Y U territory after the Yale backfleld of Humhprey Hall Utah line average 190 pounds backfield 18214 pounds ran 30 yards with an Interwas Miller Mott Wilson and team average 187 pounds - cepted pass just before th period better than the departed closed i ' t MONTANA STATE ROSTER UNIVERSITY OF UTAH backfleld of Ewart Frank Hess No Pna Wt Early in the second quarter Denp0 WL not Colwell as But upberk and MfN In Nwrinan ver reeled off two first downs adT 190 1 Del Q 155 On the theory that J Vllliam Hwan 6 165 perclassmen 3 Amo'd Beralnnd line 155 vancing to B Y U’s Bfit Brownln ' Yankees could H 165 use even Sid the 3 Jla Monfortoa Peta Boadtn E 190 E 167 but there the Denver passing game Dal Columbia Eorenron H Luckman’s 150 pitching Roy Moria E 170 Carlos R 8off Minnesota-Nebrask- a — Nebraska which looked good against-Iowa- ' 8 'Frank Btrons Bob Mdrov 170' State last week consistently sput- H Gna Brock But a cen- tered 156 Dana Bradford Coopr E stjll has Charley W Ward Steven E 183 the 7 Don Martin football team isn’t Minnesota ball and the home brigade lost ter E a 10 Ptul Homer Snow 186 after three incomplete tosses S 11 Mitchell Kina Bay Duley 170 football team Minnesota has a rG H 12 Robert Farrell c 185 S Otto Datma They did not make another threat 13 John Bruce Balken E 175 Throw It Out until late In the third period When-14 Juetln Jolley T 186 15 John Erlckion O 185 pass Maio to Tiller gained 16 — Th Owls’ 18 Leonard McGarry E 186 But once more Brigham 17 Thomaa Cory K 190 Al- yarda of little defeat 18 Richard Wlndef T 200 broke up the incipient inarch 18 Erneat Baldwin can be thrown out ts Irrele- Young C 186 bright 9 Luka 210 vant Immaterial and downright and Denver gave 25up the ball on Adolpheon SI 0 183 Young’ 22 Charlet Turner F 182 misleading But you can’t throw Brigham 23 Robert O ChHd Christensen roared back on th C 175 Stebblns Cassiano out Goldberg T 195 51Bernard McGarry with his 26 Keith Fltsyereld gallop G 190 Chickerneo Neither can Temple next play 28 - John Paul Jonee (Continued on Fife 34 176 Pitt 27 Clvd Bull Inin 28 Edward G Linaley The Green Wave 29 Brvc L Thorn 30 Irwin E Crandall the Plainsmen The Plainsagainst 31 Nelron Behlln men may get their feet wet but 32 Mack Sherman Rideout 33 Rev Davie it’s Auburn still Bill DENVER j Dot Nation’s Football Slat© en set-up- 1 1 DAY AND NIGHT ‘ Nay See Action If the IndianV offense starts to click many players will have a chance to zee action in jthfl game because Mentor Armstrong is anxious to see' just what his jnany zophoidore players can do- when the pressure is on TheUte leaders want to get as much information on their squad as possible before they line up against the B Y U' Cougars in the first league encounter here on October 13 - wn Bobcats vs Utes rd ‘ - ’1951 4 y Yale-Colum- v a Temple-Pittsbur- Texans Beat Duqucsne: N Y Sept 30 Tech converted an intercepted pass into a victory march here Friday night when it came from behind with a single touch6 down for a victory ove Duquesne’s gridders Trailing because Duquesne’e Vince McReeta had broken away for a scoring run in the second jferiod the Texans gained their break in the next quarter ’ With the ball on their own line as a result of the interception the Texans advanced on an intricate lateral a forward pass and a line play ’Then Barnett tossed the ball 13 yards to George Webb who scored Jodie Marek d the extra point 4 BUFFALO WPV-T- exas Tulane-Auburn- 7-- 34 36 Tom 37 &Z &5rk 40-ya- rd r FOOTBALL Pace Robert H Alley 30 FfiwaM (foiiidu 40 Fred C Cehrke 41 Nicholas L fitrik ow 42 John WrKIlck Q 43 James Hair C 44 Jerk Baldwin 45 Willis L PetersaH 4ft Wayna Clark 47 K Lincoln Behlinj aaaT Petaraoa 1J 40 Rex Geary w 50 Richard C Knmer 51 Garth B Nielson Ravmond Freeman H Lamar B Chriaiophersott Charirs Heward G Michael Deglea 3ft jmu IftS 187 190 " 945 lftO 165 ‘ place-kicke- Saturday Schedule of College Grid Frays - BIO SEVEN ’37 acore ' — n ee4 “ — Grueoulk IB to Play For Final Posts ' rd N C 34 a Duke va Davidson Druham Waah Slate aBowdoln va Meeeachueett Me 12 w Gtorjtowa va Hamp-Sydne- y Brunatvick ington DO Dartmouth va st Lawrence HanMontana Unlveralty of Utah v Illinois va DePattl Champaign over N H 19 T State 8 It Lake City Iowa Stata va- - Luther A met Fordham va Upeala New York Utah Stat v College of Idaho 2fl E Penn Lawrence va Coe Applelown Wla Lehigh va Boston U Bethlehem 32 R Good in it Logan 33 Michigan va Mich 8tate Ann Arbor 14 19 Pa 33 V Anderson Wyomuig va Colorado Statt Ltrt 9 14 va Mlnnrapolla Nebraska Minnesota T 0 Harvard va Brown Cambridge mte 34 7 Northwestern at Kan Stale Evana 35 P Kamnikar Mlseourt va Colorado Columbia 88 L Tnsehl ton IU 9 14 Hobart va Norwich Geneva N 7 37 Z (nonfennee) Winlli Notre Dame va Kansas South Bend t a Davla-ElklnCarnegie Tech va ROCKY MOD NT AIN Ind- CO! LEGE OF IDAHO I1-a t Pittsburgh To Wt CONFERENCE Ohio State vs Indiana Columbus PoaWt Holy Croea va Rhode laland Iprcea- "" 13 9 1S5 os a 3 85 B 21 — B Pennell Detroit LQrenc vaAiblon Wayna as G 1TO 3 Colorado roller VI Weetent Slat a ter n ISO 22 A MacDonald kO J Hawley S 3 Manhattan v Niagara New York SOUTH Teacher Colorado Spring 13 7 40 A Wmentwrger G 175 23 M Berg TuecaHoward vs Alabama Maine (Ala New New York unlveralty va REST T ISO B 175 41 H Helmatra 24 W Ston 41 v loos A ea M York i 42 E Harehharger F 176 160 CaDfontla Aggtea va Ban Fran- 25 C Doaactt Baylor va Oklahoma A and IA Tala ve Columbia New Haven T 190 13 26 C Btani claco Thra Davla Cat 0 155' 4 B Haider Texai Falla Wichita Princeton va Williams Princeton O 160 B 175 44 C Dilley 27 W Thomawd 0 0 Centra va Chattanooga Danvgie Kr xCellfomla Poly va Chico State Bair Pennsylvania va Lafayette PhiladelE 195 B 160 45 H Bchwlbcrt 2S V McGowan Duke ve Davidson Durham N C - 34 Luta Obtapo e 1 80 phia E ADIB 170 46 B Petty 29 F Huaaell a va V Brunt-dCentenary Pa of Puget Bound va Vermont New xColleg i Rutgers Si R Brady T - 200 47 H Clawlll ‘ 160 clfle university Tacoma Wadi 12 20 ' N J Loulev’llle'vi Weet V al 'state' Loula- T 220 33 J Van Olef F 160 - 48 H Schmidt Piaget aft Thra va Nevada Flag South Dakota Statt va Omaha E 190 49 O Blankley 34 H Q Iveraon 160 ville Ky - v etaff Aria 20 0 Brookings A Harahbarger SO T 190 HuntF 170 36 D Prlnc xMarehaU va Ohio Wealeyan State va U 8 Marinea ve Pittsburgh Philadelphia Tempi O Elliott 36 R Baker 170 ’ 0150 zFreeno Freeno Cl 21 14 Mc'litTy Army va Maryland State College ?S 37 F Hertrlch O 185 ' Austin Abllene TexaaHumbolt Thra va Aahland Thra va Virginia Military Institute Navy Ox— : Official Lob Collini umplra Bert Blaaer jimmy Hodgaon refer 34 0 Mlseleelppl va Loulalana Tech Cal Eureka Annapolis u 29 head Uneaman ford Co) Woolley field jud ge L A va C U Eugene’ 26 23 Oregon - MIDWEST Mlseleelppl Stat va Florida Statt Pomona va Redlanda Claremont 2J24 7 College CaL 20 xWIchlta va Southwestern Wichita v LeMoyne Kan San Diego Btato va Occidental 26 0 Montgomery Thre 4 ® Ban Diego Cal Montaomery Ala 3 0 Wisconsin va Marquette Madlaoa Wla 12 0 No Carolina Stat - v No Carolina o zu California va State Southern Oregoa ConelyLo Angelea Cal Raleigh va 12 XAugustustana (S Dj J2 Hatlnga 20 13 Rice e Oklahoma Houston Texas 0 0 Sioux Fall! a Santa Clara Palo Alta 7 Rich- H W Reiser and Fred’ ConelytA medal play tournament is also Stanford Butler vs Purdue Indianapolis 7 33 Richmond va Cal va Cleveland Findley Idaho Seatlle 21 7 a Waahlngton 7 13 ve' 'oeorKla' will battle Saturday at Fort Doug- on the docket for Saturday Columbia The OoCarollna Chicago va Bradley Chicago EAST - Southern - Unlv v Jarvle Scotvllle las for a place In the ‘grand final xCInclunatl va 111 Wesleyan Cln- ' ‘ i La v Red dlnAmhtnt and Blue Amhcct ahd match Fort elnnAtl spriceficid ’All Soulhweitern v 'Denton Thra match for the Post directors’ cup New H‘mfhlrt' xCrfixhtort r So Dakota Omah 7 IcText Georaeton va Evansville Greancaatla The winner will meet Walter ner wiU be staged next Saturday Boat" on Me va Northeastern Boa- - 12 21 DcPauir 0 9 Ind 1 3 0 Texas va Louisiana Austin college October A Klostef tun i r 35 2 Detroit Tech vt Defiance Detroit 5 (Continued on FoUowlnf Fail) Riser i ed I I il - 5 le " I5 f second-touchdo- and were pronounced ready to “make it interesting for the r Utes" bv their leader Don Cosner ac4 halfback Floyd k Roth end Little halfback were bothered with minor leg ll three will see acinjuries but-ation Cosner Id the chief scoring hope for the Invaders He passes kicks and lugs the ball and put on a great show for the Bozeman fans against the Indians last year Despite his injury Cosner is expected to give the Utes plenty of trouble Saturday The cpntest will be the third and last leg of the Montana Bobcats’ barnstorming tour They have played and lost games to Texas Tech and New Mexico Stats and are expected to make It three In a row to the Redskins Utah goes into the game with a slight weight advantage and Is expected to win the battle by two or three or more touchdowns hut the Indians are still an untried aggregation and even Coach Armstrong iz not sure just what he can expect from the crew and-Dlc- mashers Coming" to f and his charges went through a light Halfback Posts i halved Coach Schubert Dyche -- versity i d early-seaso- The remainder of the line-u- p will find Tom Cory and Bruce Balken at ends Captain Barney McGarry and Luka Pappas tackles Ernie Baldwin center Bill Swan quarterback and Tom Pace and Paul Snow first v " I positions all-sta- CAS Back Races 43 Yards For First Touchdown a9 Provo Team Pounds Pioneer Club Slippery-Hippe- ff Murray Maughan center Warren O’Gara guard and Seth (Whitey) Maughan quarterback five juniors Carl Smith tackle Howard Shurtz end Lee Cardon and Drummond Hoggan halfbacks and Joe Woodward guard two seniors Captain Poole fullback and John Ahern tackle From the appearance of the of the Farmers it starting line-u- p is seen that A lack of experience is shown but the greenlings of the are out to show gridAggie line-u- p iron followers they have plenty of ability Thia first game Saturday for the Aggies will give an excellent opportunity to Seth Maughan at the signal barking position to find out what college ball is Seth Is a sophomore and during his high school career at South Cache high school was chosen as quarterback This game wiikglve him a to chance “find himself before the 1 t By JIMMY HODGSON Saturday Is hot only yie first of October but also the 'first of the Intercollegiate football eeason for the University of Utah' and the Salt Lake City sports fans More than 6000 are expected to wend their way to the “U” bowl to watch the 1938 Crimson grid machine go through Its paces for the first time Montana State college will furnish Is slated the opposition The kick-ofor 2:30 p m Looking forward to their first conference title since 1933! the Redskins are primed for action and eager to dig their cleats into the turf for the first contest of the year after three long weeks of practicing Drills Close As the drills for tha opener came to a close Friday night Coach Ike Armstrong announced that his startwould include three ing line-u- p sophomores for the battle with' the Bobcats The newcomers Include Keith Fitzgerald and Rex Geary guards and Ray Peterson fullback The three first-yeperformers have been displaying brilliant form in practice and have left their veteran rivals behind in thf battle for back In the starting r-v 4- Out-ClaSs- in teams t - -- ! I z 1 BOB HOLDEN LOGAN— When Coach Dick Romney unveils his 1938 edition of Utah Aggie gridiron teams Saturday gainst College of Idaho from Caldwell fans will see eight new faces in the starting line-u- p of the Farmers Howard Shurtz end and Cap-ta-Cliff Poole- fullback are the only two starters who started at these positions last yeaf while Lee Cardon regular end last season will he seen in a new role at left half- ' e Christensen Stars as BYU Takes Important Stride Toward Big Seven Laurels 9 Bobcats Scoring Threat Favored by Three Touchdowns B 5 r enver Ut ah ‘ U M a chin e j Against Idaho Club i f - vt r R nmnfyJFilLPit-- -' New Players i 1933- J i S First-Battl- Aggies Today ‘ 1 ’ - Redskins Face Bobcats in Ready to Boot for Aggies Uiitried ophomores V ? - m Coyotes Test OCTOBER-- GridiroiiTMi£htto o - - : - 0e Stanford-SaiiClara— The Indians aren’t ready for this one and the Broncos are Ride ’em Bronco Santa Clara Mlchigan-Michiga- n State— Fritz Crisier thinks highly of Tom Harmon his sophomore halfback Harmon will have the help of other fast backs and some promising linemen against the Spartans who have won this opener for four straight years Narrowly Michigan — Three of Carl Cornell-Colgat- e Snavely’s very good halfbacks are scrapping for the same postion That’s typical of the Ithaca material The probable powerhouse of the Ivy league and perhaps of the nation should get oft to a galloping start Cornell Oklahoma — Ernie Lain Rice Even so the has put on weight 1937 southwest conference champs still have Ollie CordiU That’s too much for the Sooners Rice Pick Tennessee Tennessee-Cleftiso- n — The Tigere clawed Tulane last Saturday This (Continued on Pam Thlrtyfour) University of Utah Vi" vMontana Stats - TQDAY-2:23- PM UTE STADIUM Season Ticket Sale ‘ Pay Only $750 "t’or Five Outstanding Games You Save $2 and Choose Your Oun Line Get t Seasrfn Tickets At Seat on Bargain Prises Saturday Yon will make plenby using ty of our iini Stadium “65” Stadium “75” ETHYL 164 194 214 UNIVERSITY 3rd LAST and SO TEMPLE 50-Yar- d Manager’s Office U of U or at Stadiun Until Game Time Today K FOOTBALL FANS GASCirE 754 $140 1 A ffern- d FV 0 i- - " General AdiAtssion Reserved Seats ' $140 atudntr with activity tar 60 and S mill children under 12 lOo and 2 mills H 8 Ticket! atand Deseret Newt - Tribune-Telegra- m SEETHE OPENER TODAY 1 - J 4 r |