| Show m’m’ p qp'" m -- THE BALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING 34 p vei'v-q- vine ' up OCTOBER Y 193 Parsons Cop Battle With South- - 26-- 0 (Continued from -- Park Miners Cougars Blast Denver For 20 toO Victory Fat break and Denver's final effprt-t- o Westminster Team t int4ngm-vanlh8Denver as a whole The ‘Warmsj Up’ On Prep Machine big players failed to Show the Sparkle and dash they produced against Iowa Stats last week A conspicuous exception however was Fred Powers right- end who broke ttirodgh the line repeatedly to drop Brigham Young’s ball carriers for an losses Maio choice last year looked far frora impressive in the D U running attack His longest run was for 13 yards in the fourth period Brigham- - Young mixed Christensen’s runs with judicious forward passes to stay on top of the hall game and when danger threatened generally could depend upon Soffe's four-yar- d By (0 a Many Fumbles By Both Machines J 9 ' J Deadlock! 6-- 6 RubberFirm C D ‘Gusty’Gus Tilt on Foul C Derki Quite often we In Chicago SignsMickey Wins Mat Sees It' Pleasant trove Wins From Lehi 13 to 6 in Upset MnddjrHeld Uauser -- line McCarthy kicked back to Denver's 35 Christensen returning the ball five yarda Christensen lost four on an attsmpted reverse Jensen replaced Christo hi 45 on tensen and was smeared-bac- k a pass attempt doubt klcklnr exehtnjte leniea After fumbled McCarthy pi nt Jurlch recovering Hall paiMd- - to Denver at mldfitld Hall’s pau dropped Tiller for 11 yard run popped Incomplete a the-ha-lf cor — RTfr II 14 Hoover THIRD rtRIOD Power kicked off for Denver to th ftv Brink returned to B Y U’ S3n Halt returned Soffe' punt 19 yard to B Y U'i 44 Maio and McCarthy gav D U a first down on th 33 Maio fumblad B Y U recovered on It 30 ChrUtemen made ilx at right end then Soffe punted 54 yarde D V wa penalised 15 yards tor shift rule violation to Denver's 1 m d placeklcked 4 (114 goal from Denver’s line- Hrore—-- B Y TL IT D C Ctirieteneen relumed ths Denver kickoff 28 yards to B Y U’i 30 Soffee punted to midfield then Maio paeed to Tiller on B Y U's 34 Maio finding no receiver for n fourth down pass ran around end to B Y U’s 25 wher D U lostright on downs Chrleteneen cut around right and for 83 Maio tackling hint on D Ua 10 Christen-se- n lost two: Denver wa five and Chrlstsnsen lost two mors penalised at Denver’s sight as th psrlod ended II IT Desiree 9 Boors A FOURTH PERIOD Soffe placeklcked another field goal on d fourth down from tho line at a sharp angle Score— B Y V JO Denver 0 Brink returned Denver’s kickoff to hl 27 Soffe punted 42 yards Mato' raced around right and for 14 to midfield Thres line mad flvs and Chrleteneen plan’s McCarthy's lick to B Y U’a 25 Soffa’s kick sot away from Hoggatt and rolled to D U’i 12 Jensen returned D U punt 14 yards to Denver's 33 Soffe’a placeklck waa partly blocked B grounding It on D U'S 16 Janaen waa hurt on th pravloua play and carried from the field on a stretcher D U punted weakly out of bounds on Its own 31 Soff’ pant waa grounded D u’a 22 After two passes Hall circled right end forIncomplete nine Hrt'dow'n”thtn yards B”T V Carthy made a Penalised to midfield Hall threw succeselve to Rcheffal "d Carter good for 24'pastes Pacheco etol Hall's pass and ran 47yards yard to D U’a 32 aa tha gam tnded Y IT Q Deavar fjnal l Tymcore—B and a i — — M ERR DENVER on Denver's As Cavemen Cop Frfty From1 Defeat Judge 13 to 0 Spanish Fork twte (or mother drat down on th 32 Deliver lost the ball after three incomplete Cbrlatenaea on B Y U 1 29 wpt Casaea to hie 40 32) to s wro 0’ ' Sr7 Springyille Squad Holds Provo a W bear tha query "What bas happened to the proposed class C baseball league— the PioSflF league? la the scheme dead or sleeping or what?'' In reply It may be eald that the scheme iq by no means dead but very muclLlaivaNelthr - In It sleeping nor even slumbering It is merely biding the time when action Js due There have been two reasons for delay in activities which might warrant public announcement One of these is the impending bond election at Pocatello at which the voter! are expected to authorize the expenditure of some 311000 for lighting a park and making needed The election was improvements put on the official agenda about Sept 15 Thirty days’ notice la required by law before balloting day Thus Pocatello’s qualified voters will render their verdict October 24 Former Manager Ol Detroit Leaves Sports Field Zaharias Loses Deciding Fall 'For Rough Tactics CHICAGO 30 f ‘ CT—An- Sept the crying nouncement that Gordon S (MickGreek from Cripple Creek Colo ey) Cochrane former manager of got toe rough with Gus Sonnen-ber- g the Detroit Tigers American Hague d former heavy- baseball club had joined R Chicago weight wrestUng champion at Mc- rubber company as special repreCullough's arena Friday night and sentative in the Detroit area e scorelesslost a slow bout by disqualification Friday The Parsons’ first half play was George B Dry den of "The Cry Baby was getting thePresident Rubber tagged with efficient blocking Dryden' company said Die sevbecause wont In of line on it of both and the the lacking Cochrane was employed by his condeadlock eral which tackles landed fcackfield At the start of the secflying cern on an “indefinite contract" arPleasant Grove turned In a mild In his mldsection when he caught ond half Westminster finally found tory 13-- 6 deLehl and would make his a rangement by surprise handing on Gus with the his and reattack knee Jaw formula In th first quarter Judge and opened its the in Detroit other in feat the three headquarters tilt region tables Shortturned commendable the covered a Miner fumble and pushed with precision apparently kicking boot said the deal waa closed its stride to band Dryden Payson regained kick-off Verl Bean the hall deep into Park City terriGeorge got unnecessarily rough ly after the Hob in a nona 19-- 6 drubbing In following up his advantage and Wednesday and that Cochrane had Parson speedster thundered around Magnificent ‘ tory but the Park team held and Hinkiey to Detroit conference tilt lost the third and deciding fall returned took tha ball on downs to atop the end to place the nugget on the Cub Soffe played virtually the entire The company manufacture! meAfter being pushed around the for his Bulldogst only scoring threat opponent' choking stripe where Frank Nord--qui- game and did a magnificent job chanical rubber goods catering to 0 score Aa tha second quarter opened field on the short end of a took ths ball over into pay Other Cougars who playsd a bright Industry and has Hr had previously' won the first tho automotive Don McArthur scored on a smash for three quarters a crew of fightd dirt for the first tally part in the victory were Red Devils intercepted a pass I fall of the match with the same tac- plants in Chicago and Keokuk Iowa Following the first score the Par- Merrill Waters Captain Forest Bird through the line and Leatham boot- ing tics but Referee A1 Boyd and the Drydfen said'Mickey’s work would ed the nugget through tha uprights then unleashed a passing and runsons speeded up and in the remain- Lloyd and Leonard fn addition of fans were getting tired of seeing be principally sales He declined to ning attack which netted them one over ball the for extra to tho course time the elusive the Christensen lugged ing point poor Gus’a tongue hang out and his discuss salary arrangements Soon afterward Anderson substi- touchdown and almost another The Cub goal to chalk up a 26-- 0 final Coach Eddie Kimball gave prac‘Trori Mike" Cochrane ons of gun stopped their victory march on eyes roll back into the top of his on tute the his a crossed entire the tically Outstanding performers quarterback Judge the Bulldog traveling squad d line head ao they called the whole thing baseball's most colorful pilots and Westminster squad were Bean chance at the Pioneers even Includfor tha counter The second goal Boise Enthusiastic one of tha greatest all time catchoff Power Tactics try for the extra point failed Nordqulst and Roy Rlndflelsch in ing a sophomore from ers in the game was deposed as The other cause Bill Important line on backfleld the and Arizona named Murr Skousen the Second Fall Unleashing a desperate of the Tigers late this seatactics with manager powerhouse Using of was the situation at delay Simmons and Morgan (Simone) By Auftoclited Press passing attack Judge husky Reed Nllson toting the ball son won second the Boise bea fall with aa Sonny FIRST PERIOD two city Woods were regarded South' high stars throws which went r completed durhad things-eas- y series of flying tackle which Weithet conditions were Ideal and a ing more or less of a “key" deep Into enemy territory but the the Bulldogs speedy little signal barker and crowd of tnor than 12000 was In the scored their didn’t look too realistic but manhalf first and the Now we In position to are ing utt left halfback South linemen stand as Boff kicked off 65 yards Maio game ended too soon for thla flurry touchdown on tho touted Kimball 14 yards to Denver's 19 Maio aged to cause the Greek to writhe report that Boise — barring to materialize in a tally who were showing well included returned In two tries then Mo mined two in agony fatal overturning of plans— out of bounds on Coach - Max- - Warner’s charges to Peterson pass combination The Erickson end and Pistorlua center Jarihy puntedyardsshort Denver’s 38 B Y U was penalised five Tho most important bout of tha Provoans continued to threaten will be ready to enter ' the The showed Their and fast up big cut for offstds Qhrtstensen through yards WESTMINSTER BOUTH X evening as tar aa the fans were league and that enthusiasm is powerful and dope-ste- with their air attack in the third attack Flick right tackle and ran 43 yards to a touchs a X Mof ffct ground a ee Boffe placeklcked the conversion concerned was the wild amT woolly in the Idaho capital la at a U Cardwell Efeeie down 4 are considering tha Miners as period but a fumble gave tha Red Brow— B Y (J 7 Denver 0 White Neilon Xls affair between Jimmy Sarandoa Devils the hall early in the final kicked off over the goal Soffe high After point of Cochran tha tortile Summit champions potential i rl Moffitt back d Denver and Hail of Denver to Papiano-Ancanto races —WICHITA punted wers off of Chief and the ieo protegr Morgan FALLSTTexasTSepETW they fix league: on Dtn Thtelkeffumbletptmt Stradle- yLittle Wolf from Trinidad Colo With Earl Childs classy quarter (51—The Baylor Bears featuring Almnum ver'a 21 Chriitenaen completed a pass to For the victors Leatham Mcr h' Jlrtckioa on line Watere Denver was the dewon Wolf Rlodfleiah the referee’s Wood little the brilliant passing of Billy Pat-- 1 qb passing and running the ends and So encouraging is the state of afHue Jewkea hit Allen penalised to lte Inb e Bhuti TlllF Arthur Bergener and Anderson Mower and Alleman plugging the cision but Sarandoa won a moral terson defeated Oklahoma A and Itoeeander right guard for a touchdown Soffe Jticked Bird iMi4eeiei)t were In rhb now fairs backfield GiUmeiv tho that the prediction Woud®nbrg oustanding Mf-2- 0 to--6 fb To putitmorclearly Petite line Coach Ned McBeth’s boys had Nordquiet goalHrore— B Y U 14 her Friday night aaaeaaoelf Tmpt whileRamadelilamL-Whlta-Starre- d warranted that Boise-wil- i M ott enact) Denver 0 be VictoryWolf won — Bcott uuimfi- g two out of three a Little The the Bulldogs desperate and glad to behind the Patterson comsone kick to Lloyd returned Boffer-en- d R Knudaon on tho line in full force enterprise Denver's 26 McCarthy fumbled B Y U M n Cbrlatofferaon Knudaonrt In tho Bulldog line-u-p Carter and eke out a tie game It was Wing-ma- Last week a meeting was held foul contest Boyd declared Jimmy pleted heaves of from five to 40 recovering on the 25 Chiiatensen's past to F Power ? q Jewkee waa ruled complete through Hall' Sw Buraia Watts’ educated toe of the Retail Merchant’s bureau the victor because the Chief had hit yards but a determined Oklahoma ooaaoaaaea HTV Riley carried the banners caaqb Denver held Chriitenaen Interference on Denver 13 Maio which failed to ring up the point Newspaper accounts of that meet- him below the belt but Jimmy team kept fighting back and acored !) ) The line-uon her four Hall Intercepted a forjlbwna Hall Jewkefa4tasAtc(rh to win tho hard way so a touchdown in the fading minutes B Y U 20 and returned jt PARK CITY JUDGE MEMORIAL after touchdown ” fb £assnear hiegained McCarthy SMtidlov ing are that the association “voted wanted to Bcora by quarter: eight yards iii Leary of the contest American Fork last year’s re- enthusiastically to launch a cam- they continued to wrestle ( 19-- 6 v two cracks then the period ended Krofl It toun Hajnarich Brigham 0 — S 20 Bcoro— B If U 14 Denver 0 Malcolm Lider substitute Baykicked over the paign for funds to light Public Declared Victor Danver X 0 o— 0 Gr&nthera 0 i RMM gional winners 0 eeaieaee Touchdown — Chriitenaen Aamsdtll Bporlng: SECOND PERIOD lor back plunged over for a touchbucket trouncing soundly dope by Stahl School field Jewkea and make Point McQuaide 4 after touchdown— Boffe A Denver pais fell Incomplete B laiea then the The Boise's entry in tha new possible In the excitement which fol down on the second play of the secPetrlllch the touted Spaniards '24-- 0 Field (oola — Soffa 2 (placo- - Whlti In a loosely played game the teams traded punts Hall turned left end tfi-k- tcka) Pioneer lowed Hurley £ eeaeieeasee Iyer Cavemen used straight football to " little Wolf got the Greek ond period after a pass eight yards and a D U first down on Murray Smelteritea turned In a for Boyle Official! Referee league Vida! B Y Ua 40 Bump: Youn McCarthy cracked the line Hneaman Miller field Judye yrnplre 19-- 6 down with a headlock and by push- Patterson to Boyd put the ball on over a touchdown in each Kraft push victory against Wasatch county a At conference at Twin In Falls A McQuaide McArthur qb d own field line Don feet against the ropes the Parduhn Graham kicked Rugged lb Leatham Carter quarter high Friday on the Murray of representatives of prospec- ing his Score by quarters: was able to hold Sarandoa’ shoul- the extra point the fullback position July Murray counted in the opening tive franchise-holdin- g cities In the 0 13 0 0—13 sparkled in Park City A ito be ders to the mat 0 0 0 v and ran 72 yards for a score in the Pioneer Judge Memorial period They completed a long pass of declared victor long enough league Hadyn-WalkePark City euhetltutlone— Bergenertr“for second to push ths ball deep into Heber's quarter Spokane making the required blnd- Boyla Andereon for McArthur Howard for Majnarich Roach for Ramadell Adamaon Lino Standouts territory and then Charles Call er deposit was awarded the Boise 22-- 3 Green for Bpendlove Johnson for Stahl The referee apparently didn’t run and a skirted end on a franchise for White McMillan lor Adamaon SloneAt thatVlme and until see that the Indian waa using the Jones and breaker for Young touchdown The placeklck for goal tackle Walter giant now the 'acute problem there was for A to advanan unfair Judge aubatltullona— O’Donnell ropes In was even gain was were good powers Play point guard McQuaide Wllllame for McEnany Sweeney provision for a playing field There tage but the fans did and they SACRAMENTO Cal Sept SANFRANCTSCO Sept 30 (UP) for Ivera Scarborough for Kroll Bueller on the American Forkers' line th second period was a suitable park in Boise the howled for Dlgaan Knobb ' for McQuaide Mrs Perry Davis captured th long and lustily ' Tho Smelterltes registered two (UP)— The Sacramento Sacs —In a battle of brilliant kicking and Referet Spanish Fork made no headway property of the public school sysWoolty umpire OaUar head Hneaman RuaaeL -- ‘the American -- Forkers’ Forest - Dale -- women’s golf chain- - ‘ more touchdowns in the third period loosed their heaviest artillery here airtight defenses through San tem mad was ef too It and struck be the University that got represented Jimmy night as they smashed out Francisco and "but missed both attempts for goal Friday a green but stalwart line and moat board of education "was opposed to at the Chief with all his might pionshlp Frlday by turning baokf University of victory over the San Mrs J E Bramwell 2 and X (n the ths final period Wasatch R of its offensive thrusts were conpoint-- In to battled a' scoreleas on use when the tie that for field of Coast permitting they got to their feet Both title match ' The new queen turned recovered a fumbl near mldfiel Francisco Seals in tha Pacific fined to its own end of the field th Seals Friturf of stadium hero ' men to went cirbaseball their under professional finally series any dressing in a card of to chalk up and took th ball down for-it- s only league play-of- f A pair pt sleeper plays accounted cumstances day night In their annual football rooms after staging a battle in the Tha victory gave the Sacs a ' Grove’s two touchcore the victory She succeeds Mrs 0 C Pleasant for game was aisles an ' It Lacking trustworthy information exciting fracas for Allen Coach Rosa was pleased with the edge In tho series which will be Never before had tha 10000 fans downs and the win over Lehl Al- on the point there has been pub- everyone concerned The young decided on tha basis of four heat Davis took the lead on th Mrs no were inexperienced Murray the way his seen Berryplckers A1 though lished as some present such punting y adverse criticism of the Greek is fast growing into' one of second hole and held a four-hol- e ' of' seven games players cam through in their outSacramento match for the Lehl boys on straight attitude of the board of education ths most colorful and popular scored In every In- Braga of U S F and Jenkina and From Fag Thirty-two- ) at end of (Continued Initial game Th Heber City boys the the footsmarter flnt football advantage Bill of played they Lazetlch Montana produced It develops that the criticism was at ths local arena showed much Improvement from ning except the fourth and pounded to round Mrs Bramwell rallied to keep the teams on an even basis is Another Saturday "Tennessee ball Trane Lehl’s standoutas end entirely unwarranted and that the their gam of th previous week three Seal pitchers for a total of 23 through win the eleventh twelfth and fifdid a in game turned splendid a board's was misgame while position who hits Schmidt worked altogether much but not probably by when they lost to Bingham by a teenth in par figures and was only Cook Pleasant Grove’s left half- understood for the winner limited San Fran- 70 Braga once got a kick away for Texas Christlan-Arkans— The back one down going to the sixteenth top heavy Score At the business men’s meeting In yards and again for 60 and sevcisco to six safeties but Mrs Davis took the sixteenth Boise referred to one of the city’s The Seals were charged with five eral of his boots went for 60 Laze- Razorbacks lost their and halved the seventeenth tq sew most ardent fans Melvin Smith a ends The Horned Frogs have errors while ths Sacs mads one tlch too came up with a x Wins up the match kick several and Syracuse that store that pressed bobble in the field L B Hale at the bead of a squad leading drug proprietor preMrs Earl Lyman gained the right distanc the closely sented the cleardetails 30 UPb of The score: R H E plan SYRACUSE N Y Sept to play Dorothy Douglass for th Each team had several scoring of very tough linemen Texas San Francisco 201 000 000— 3 6 6 Syracuse university’s football team ly removing all grounds' tor misconsolation prize when she downed e&IL All-Sta- rs Christian the chances fumbles but gets and penalties ’ Sacrament? 227 3041 33x— 22 23 1 fast made its 1938 debut Friday night understanding which theretofore Mrs F C Armour 2 up Notre Irish The defenses seem to turned them have been numerous charging Gibson The Wilkie Ristau and with a crushing 27-- 0 victory over aren't backs with so back the once Si coming U did have been completed for Sprint Mclsaacs Woodall Schmidt 'up F get Plans only the Clarkson Tech Engineers be- newspaper account previously menTribune Intermountain Service inside Montana’s line Mon- who make the Rockne system click fore 15000 fans under tho lights of tioned continues: tho special golf match between and Franks Grube BINGHAM— should win one this tana close as They as Ely Nevada White Women Golfers Pit San Francisco’s though Bonneville’s championship crew and “Smith said the Boise school board got threat— Archbold stadium Clarkson ia 23 in its greatest bid for a scorer Washington had given permission of Public Pine Bobcats took a 19-- 6 lacing here The match will a team of score only once to ened Bottarl and Anderson will be ' be run off at Fort Douglaa Sunday School field Approximately $10000 Friday afternoon on the gridiron of Strokes at Dale for California and to much enough 12:30 m Th wlllbe necessary for the lights and the Bingham Miners affair at p starting Twehty-eii- r for State- - -Women took part lo Frisch left halfback for ths can Oakes’ Boys in Shape Will b open to th public remodeling the grandstand Smith tournament at Here and there: yon gri'dders and Pollick right the special nine-hol- e said Meeting th Bonnevlll squad will n COLUMBIA Mo Sept 30 (S’)— “The school exhibition Forest Dale Friday staged for end put on a ‘ b Ed Kingsley and Abel Larson of wiU no board Mrs T D Morris and Mrs & W charge East— Harvard over Brown Coach Bunnie Oakes declared his rent until the to score the first two touchdowns feminine ehotmakera of the three Utah Copper Ed Perry of Forest Field will play for the Fort Douglas lights have beeit paid Frisch Penn State over Maryland Penn- University of Colorado squad in for tossed accurate passes to municipal clubs Lee Provo sum Dale of that Buttle deducted from Layne women's golf title next Tuesday being ' sylvania over Lafayette Army good shape Friday as it worked out the the fleet Pollick who raced for the Mrs J W Jennings won th Sanctions have been CapOrlob Monte granted El of of The evenRudy gate receipts Newey lights Mrs Morris gained the right to tain over V PtLj Princeton over Wil- for- Saturday’s clash with tha Unizone and crossed It to putting prize Mrs Dave Ravens-cro- ft end E and T George John Ely club would Eyston become the property the Salt Laks Country Roy play Mrs Field defending cham- Cobb liam Of Missouri The Missourians tually V over 12 of Bingham's points and Mrs A) Emery tied for Navy chalk to British use versity drivers up of Von Elm and maybe Thornton Morthe school board and thereafter back Mrs B P the Bonneville speed rest from pion by The Bobcats turned back Delta second salt bed for trials Midwest— Northwestern over Kan- were given a complete Coach would charge its usual that ris of Fort Douglas and probably Manley turning group 3 Don Friday 6 at their home field In Nevada After the meet the women went Friday by 10 per cent of the ‘take’ ” Henry Mathleu and Dan Allaup of Mrs Harold Voiles went Into the in 1939 Gus Backman secretary of sas State Wisconsin over Mar- practice Faurot up Parleys canyon for a steak fry Included in the proposed grand- last week Ogden Tee Branca will play as pro finals of tha first flight cham- tha Bonneville Speedway associa- quette Illinois over DePaul MisHalfback Adams was the tion waa Informed In a letter Fri- souri over Colorado Shifty Of the stand Inbe would the remodeUng pionship tourney by defeating Bee day from Arthur C standout on the White Pine aggrestallation of “opera" seats PilUbury A South — Mississippi State over Th match will b followed by McCrea 1 up on 27 holes Loyola Wins Over She will A A official who timed Grid Results College tests gation with Left End Allison showtha dinner at th clubhouse for players play Mrs Tod CaroFlorida over’South Vonah for ths prize Georgia A on DMirrr line U JO Y well the B here this ing up and special guests lina Duke over Davidson Virginia CwnbrfrleBd CoUege of Pacific Mrs Field won tho grand final Periods year Em Tennessee Teacher for tha use of the salt over ‘ Starting line-ups-: iBlverilty 6 Lee and directors’ cup match by defeating beds are Washington ELY BINGHAM OklaTeachare Oklahoma J Baseball Heathwcatora a Benefit conditional on tho approval Southwest — Texas over LouisiLOS ANGELES kept 80 (UP)— Meilcb T a Folliek e Mrs H H Rose 2 and 1 In a hotly of the Plan Twin Bill Baptist aalveraitr e Uhxld ' Sheen Loyola’s association According to the ana State Texas A and M over homa Tex a VVealeyaa 13 Oklahoma Cltr ul- his roaring Lions were all but remarks Concluding F contested battle Irelxnd Johnson A A A sanctions slowed down to a walk Friday night Eyston Tulsa Southern Methodist over TNw Maxlo ealvaraHy SI tamp Teaeh- Chirchillf PHILADELPHIA Sept 30 (5V-TTreg&ki Smith is quoted: “BasebaU in The women’s red and blue team will make his trials Captain Ptterson AlgeT eeesetieese IB between July 1 Arizona team asBoles would be fine for the OM Philadelphia National league match wlU be run off Tuesday and Osoro by a stubborn scrapping It 0 Bt Athrea 34 to Allison eeqee August 13 while Mr Cobb will Far west— Southern California Contral citl-ze- nj baseball team has arranged to play morning JUypolds sembled at College of tho Padflo by would offer the and kites 7 Beloit 20 city Cv fh Jtalto ' try for a new mark between August over Oregon State fcorifMe 14 North Dftketft Bslvet- a doubleheader with Brooklyn at a real sport ’ In addi- - : Llitde over Adam Cburlch veteran Coach Aim os Alonzo Stagg Jhb 15 and September 15 Inb Pint&f Winn and were forced to take advantage itwaliim 6 MeryoIHe 28 p tion It Is R tremendous adShibe park Sunday to doss its seaOregon Washington over Idaho Butlch O University ef Miemt 40 qb 44imim Vsy&i of all the breaks they could get" Spring HillWeelevi St Mary’s over Gonzaga (Sunday) son instead of th single games Utali Prep Results : medium Bcort quarters vertising by x 14 Y or it college 9 Nebraska ' 0 0 0 6 Bly to edge out a 0 victory “If we can be assured that Tfxae Tech 7 Duquesae 6 originally scheduled for Saturday f 0 6 0 13—19 Blnthsm Six REGION ONE The Furman 0 pmge'Waililnrlo 7 Big Boise el Turner want substitution— and Sunday fb: Kyle Ely people professionNorth Cartto O Box ZMn 0 Wake Forest 31 The Citadel 0 McCubbln rhb Novtoh It) Austin Cl J Home Run Club By Associated Press Loaaa 8 Wrhor al baseball the merchants are University ef Detroit 7 Western State - BatUns (first kkh le White to Urea in aacb league) ! T sector O Ogden e South Cache 0 more to than back O R H AB the Bingham substitution— Frisch Ihb Or Pci willing Ohio entvmlty 14 Xarlev 12 Amrtetft )ecu: Qreenbrg THfrr Bear lUves 10 Gronlto Y aon roofer-anrtego qb Garcia Ig ' Fox Rad Son Foxx Why Pay More? 148 r Red Boil 40: Chft Brown team- - raise the money for Mesa Junior oollege 36 Fort Official— lUchlns re fere ) Gaboon um Heath Indiana — 123 York Tiger 33 DlMaggio REGION TWO Yankee A C O Grade— bead linesman Morr lit field plre alterations 341 Johnton Athletic lights and Rant Barham State 13 Greeley State 0 30: Gehrig Yankee 29 QUALITY Blntkam IS Whit pin— It (naawnftr Chapman Red 8oX 128 475 Lombardi Reds 127 480 58 162 338 CHIEf WASATCH National league: Ott Giant 35: Good New Mexico State Arkansas State 12 anreh launch a new season next and Mia man Cardinals 14S O Red O 174 Mine 519 83 30: 315 S Ban Francium 26 Cfr Cardinal Montana ' Murrey IS’ Wasatch htxh Z 1 1 145 634 BT 175 32801111 Dodger 23 Rlaao FtraU 21 year w h a Vaughan Pirate North Summit 0 Evnnatua College ef Paclfl O Loyola 7- Forest Dale Slates GASOLIhE team" BEGION FOUR The Westminster grid machine warmed up on the' South high A team Friday afternoon on the Par-to- n field The Parsons pushed the pigskin across the Cub goal for 26 their opponenta points and - kept ( - et 20-ya- one-side- 'N lin-u- bvS 1 -- Xeee tnf three-yar- d d PARK CTJY— Park City high school defeated Judge Memorial 13-- 0 to open play In Jhe Summit district league The gams waa played os the Miners’ field' in mud which caused many fumbled by both teims Fumbles however ’"were not ths deciding factor In tha Miners' vic- Tribune Intermountain Service TROVO— Contenders for the region three football title remained at three Friday when a winner failed to materialize in the battle and American Fork replaced Spanish Fork a a threat by The trimming them 24-- 0 tray ended in a 6 Frovo-Spring-vi- Provo-Springvil- le 6-- 6-- George - Zaharias gray-haire- wa-mad- two-yar- Baylor Downs Foe 20 to 6 m -- W -- 4 FAHJ ap-pea- rs bullet-paasin- Murray Beats Heber p: aeeeaee-Blgna- 20-ya- one-yar- Sacs Defeat Seals Grizzlies S F m- e r Mrs Davis Cops Dale Crown Go to Tie hard-worki- t Mon-tAn- -l Major Frays Dot Slate figures hard-foug- ht Ely Gri'dders Lose t6 Miners 196 as pass-snatchi- Bonny Faces Dame-Kansas- 20-ya- rd State-Califom- Mrs Morris Will Play Mrs Field all-sta- rs Eyston Cobb Get Salt Flats Grants two-ma- Ml all-sta- rs eijtt hs ae UCLA a9 7-- a o) Anti-Kno- UIlCnAIlGED high-calib- AX America Fork 24 Spoulah Fork 8 Provo 4 ftprinsvlUo S Plreeut Grove 13 Lehl S Fayaoe 19 Hlurkley 4 (uoMoaferauro) it ’ REGION FOUR Delta 19 North Henpcte O ' — Richfield 7 Fillmore -- Cedor cny 13 I’aaac Nay lerence) SUMMIT DISTRICT i Park City 13 Juda Memorial 0 ' JUNIOR COLLEGE Weber Jnetor coilexo 15 Dixie e INTERREGION RATTLE Carbon 26 Touelo O t k HIGH OCTANE V '— Granite Farmers Fall to Bear River — W— ‘ rd -- rd GOAL TO GO! uC2)fAVI 300 ON 10 Don’t miss that real of hay- lni your own btuines or home by the slim martin of a few hundred JSS’a Go Into a huddlo with ua about an economical quick and aafo lout on your car - BE CALf ed 7-- entire-Granlt- 201 West South Teml e 434 West Fourth South t (Norm Sldi of Street) rd ess soti’::iiv:3Ji)ia White made a first — Playing a strong brand of balltlone and Tommy Evans took It the Bear River Bears state high over Evana kicked goal point school finalists of last year turned Ray White carried his teammates back' the' Granite Farmers on the to a score In the second period He latter’s field Friday when Dick An- made two successive long runs derson husky guard counted a evading several Granite tacklers ed when he seemed to beautiful place kick from the in line In the final period to give His second run' good for 30 yards Coach Lyle Tripp’s bays a 10 to put the ball on Granite’s T win Una" Two plays later he counted a The Bear River eleven timed their first down to the Farmers’ nine-yar- d Una Being held for three plays well charged in fast and with Ray White ahiftly halfback making downs he again shot through the several sensational runs were just Farmer’s team skirting the aideUne a little better than the Farmers to the goal Dick Anderson place-kickCoach Sutherland’s boys looked goal point plenty good in the Initial period The half score was 7 when they carried tha ball 65 yarda White displayed some more clever down the field for the first score running near the end of the third Mark Cram went around end for period He eidestepped through the several good gains and then Evans eleven only to be shot a short pass to Jay Orvln good brought down by their safety playfor 20 yards placing the ball on er Mark Cram after making a Bear River’s line Line gain The Bears had the bucks by Frank- Stringham and ball on the Granitiane line d OrVin took the ball to tha at the end of the period e d rd one-yar- 10--—7 — Farmere’ line rd Oub Tourney “ down on the On the next play he waa thrown tor a loss 'when Fred Hansen Granite fuUback brought him down It was then that Dick Anderson was called Into service and came through with a beautiful placeklck to give the region one eleven its additional three points and a well earned win Anderson Ray ‘White and Harl-toWhite aU regulars back from last year’s strong team were outstanding fof the winners Mark Cram Frank Stringham and Clinton Gibba played ateady ball for the Farmers rd - Stxrtlni llne-up- ii BEAR RlVgiV Wasson H- - White A Whit Ntotoon Anderson t Jenkins Taylor CulHmor R WhitBishop Oyler aa - Official: piri e GRANITE PowH ! 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Hines refer Hiilam Ltaesoaa er Ivan Orvln Cram fltrtnghara Loomis urn Sine ths bureau meetlng we fcre informed that several thousand dollars have been pledged at Boise From all of which it would ap pear that the Pioneer league draws and aurely towards a regradually ality ' Members of the circuit In addition to Boise and Pocatello would be Salt Lake City Ogden Twin Falls and Lewiston These four cities are regarded as “aU set” m tk cm An k i ns sm ne t H Alvi chil teat this Em wh Rrti Eai Bax gra one S der pla ear giv vef pre fra tai res of pie sai 1 In sir roi The Forest Dale club championship golf tournament will get under way this week end with Ed Perry defending the crown ‘ Players must turn in qualifying scores either Saturday or Sunday — First round matches In the meet will be completed by Saturday October 8 Gal lte Re mi lxr Golden Exile O 8th So 4 West Temple 2093 Sooth Mxln e 1747 Beck St (Ogden Hizbwxj) WAGSTAFF OIL CO Wo GW 8 A H Green Stamp d4 nn th lo1 th W on it on ar cl M Cheerleaders Picked By tJte Students Cheer leaders for the University of Utah were selected Friday on the ev of tha first football game of tha season tha Montana State match In the bom stadium Saturday afternoon Wendell Pixton head yellmaster introduced Keith Bennett and Ben Duncan as his assistants to the students who packed Kingsbury-ha- ll for tha first football rally MM ©UN CEMENT THE OPENING OF SALT LAKE’S NEW J- 1137 Bowling Courts st HYLAND 8198 EAST JUST SOUTH V ai te si C Featuring a program of Utah’s outstanding Men and Women X l Bowlers commencing at 8:00 P M South-Ea- hi Si BOWLING COURTS TODAY - a Ne W " x i ’ I |
