Show ! f me WY 7 °9 - ex- es and Buffs" Tie O vis 56 ri- ex- - H ea Farmers Explode Cougar Hopes With 3 0 Victory Section C — 33 Sports — Eight Pages of Activity ir SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 6 1938 No Dream W alking Here for the Cougars—Just -- a Nightmare! Indians Have Slight Edge In Battle 0-- Utah Staters Win Tilt On Field Goal 0 By LOUDON KELLY BOULDER Colo Nov 5 By JIMMY HODGSON PROVO— Utah State’s unpredict- kicking brave able Aggies exploded Saturday for and occasional one brilliant march down the gridUP)— Matching goal zone stands flashes of daring Utah and Colorado fought a scoreless football battle In snow and wind Saturday The storm which pelted Norlin stadium with snow during tha entire contest ruined what would undoubtedly have been Jrf fair weather a beautiful offensive duel between the two Big Seven conference title contenders conInstead It was a test in which each team punted a lot prayed for a scoring break and The draw was the even passed only fair verdict on the life-savi- field About 7500 persons shivered under conditions worse than those for the game Utah-Colora- snow-boun- d iron at the “Y” stadium to score a field goal and rock the Big Seven conference with a 0 victory over Brigham Young university Those three little points blasted all hopes for B Y U’s first' foot ball championship They also lifted the University of Utah Redskins into the driver’s seat in the title race But more important to tho Aggies the triumph settled a scoro that has been a Source 6f considerable irritation for the last 12 months— that 54-- 0 victory dished out by the Cougars to the crippled Aggie crew of 1937 Massing all the bitterness enmity and humiliation resulting from that game into one titanic march the Aggies blasted their way down tho greensward la the final quarter to the “Y” three-yar- d line where Seth Maughan Warmed the 'hearts of the freezing Aggie fans by calmly booting the leather over the crossbar for the three which marked the Utes last appearance here two seasons ago Subs See Action Both coaches made frequent The Cougars of B Y U hail title dreams Saturday until they ran afoul of Ira Winger a midget back who was a nightmare to the Provo eleven changes in manpower with two points Art Unger notable exceptions Colorado halfback and Paul Snow Ttree Points Utah left half played every minThree points Is a far cry from ute They are the teams’ top 54 V points but it was all the Farm kickers ers asked and all they needed not Colorado but Utah outplayed 20-1- 0 Thoee three knocked the by 'much and came the nearer to team that haspoints been touted as B d the the In first period scoring Utes set off a march 15-- 0 13-- 7 Lobos Make Conversion Margin of Tartan Crew Pushes Hapless Panthers with Tom Pace speedy halfback SPORT SDETAILS and Chuck Turner sophomore fullSeven details on pages Colorado All the turns LBlg at Over With Pioneers in Fans Field Before back Battle taking ARCtf Victory WARD By By ROBERT MYERS 20 and 3C line Tribune Leased Wire Midwest details on page 4C LOS ANGELES Nov 5 1)— Utah In the first drive down the BALTIMORE Md Nov 5—War West details on page 5C By Tribune Leased Wire ALBUQUERQUE N M Nov 5 (AP)— New Mexico university Southern California’s Trojan Warperilous turf looked as though is hell and Uncle Sam’s Army and East and south details an Nov 5— Carnegie Tech exploded a football nothing could stop its charge short a last minute goal line assault Saturday to defeat Denver riors derailed the California Rose Pa PITTSBURGH off staved time are a helluva Navy having page 6C of a touchdown football d with war here' 7 to 6 in a game which pitted Border conference against special winning their Saturday bombshell in the Pitt stadium Saturday afternoon and blasted the The Utes received the opening university — Notre Dame was New wrecking the unbeaten record of Pitt Panthers undefeated in 22 previous games by a score of 2d kickoff and on the first play Pace conference" aiTihTersectiohat lt States Mountain gafne in The Fighting Irish Saturday loss Y Y’s greatest' into footbaR'OB-fumbled the ball for a nine-yar- d the mighty machine from Berkeley to 10 whipped the Naval academy 15 to Mexico’s first victory over the Pioneers of his livlon and boosted theiogan eleven the sent first then Snow away 61000 to inside themselves more sat A the and of than crowd 0 one week after defeating the Cataking Denver scored first in the openInto the annuals of memory at the stunned as thb surprising Tartans many good punts the ball covetdets from West Point 19 to 6 They ing period after a New Mexico track to the Pacific Coast confer46 yards before landing out U S A C as one of the most gallant ence football championship and the routed the Army on land and the fumble pet up a touchdown The recovering quickly after Curly Steb-bin- ing crews ever to represent the Cache had returned the opening kick of bounds Pasadena bowl game January £— Navy in water A capacity crowd kick for point went wide however Institution ' off 97 yards for a Pitt touchdown g Unger planning to match this valley A crowd of 95000 of 63009 eat huddled underum-brella- s and "when the Lobos punched over The Aggies are nof 'ch&'mplons— ball and his hur the kick and the juggled Mebattered hapless in pushed and oilskins as the unde- a touchdown a few minutes later the sunshine pf gathered ried kick ‘was grounded just past they are championship makers Panthers all over the field morial coliseum saw the Trojans feated team from South Bend they made the conversion the marIt was Ira Winger diminutive 15 midfield scored touchdown That 7 first 13 California to and scored two touchdowns and a safe- gin of their victory dynamite swivel-hippe- d to speed merchant wh hit kick-oUtah Then Again seconds the began after Lobo and colors of its Cardinal third hoist opening the for ty straight victory Finlay McGillivray flashy set the stage for the triumph—the fooled the Indians the and excursion again Pitt's Gold to heights unseen Since the over its old rivals from Annapolis back paved the way for Denver's only represented across the Tech goal line A field Colorado forwards with Pace pre- same little ace who last week The steady rain began in the first score when he fumbled the ball on glory days of Troy five years ago romped 39 yards through the Colo(Continued on Following Page) two consecu18 California’s streak of his own 35 and Tiller of Denver goal by Bill Daddio later in the quarter and continued until LAWRENCE PERRY rado Aggie team to hand the Logan By concluded Panther the first tive victories topped by its triumph recovered With Henry Denver period minutes before the final whistle Farmers their last victory for the afternoon The outcome was decided in the fullback and Powers right end al- Special Dispatch to The Tribune in the Rose bowl lat New Year’s scoring Going into the contest at the start Copyright 1938 Then the terrible Techltes middle of the second quarter when ternating with the ball Powers day was trampled under foot as of the second half with his ankle Notre Dame got the ball on its sparked by Fullback Jack Lee who NEW YORK Nov 5— Suggestion the Trojan wrecking rerew turned skipped over the goal on an twice its usual size as the result the field in an amwas carted-ofon alternate bursts of aerial lightline after Navy's fourth down play from the three-yar- d of Stewart Scott and Charley of an injury last week the Aggie bulance after Tech scored its final 3-- 0 and powerhouse thunder forward pass was knocked down line -ning old Blues at Yale and now “jitterbug" ran the Cougars crazy The crowd biggest since Southern touchdown struck with all the force Into the end zone There was no Powers’ placement went wide Before with Winger pleaded start and his failure to boot the extra members of the New York univer- California battled Notre Dame here of a hurricane indication in the zephyr-lik- e Centering its atLOGAN— College students and Coach Dick Romney to let him of the tornado that was to follow point cost Navy Bill Saunders’ boys sity coaching staff that the offi- in 1922 sat stunned as the Bears tack on the Pitt tackles but mixa have chance was admitted and of 10 to 7 were Bob Saggau replaced Ben Sheri- the game ing reverses laterals and forward residents in Logan went into a fren- to the game the Farmers had ciating of football games be sup- favored by odds of learned when driver-TecIrish two the downs to the In held lone for first halfback left its Mexico’s h zy score came New they the into dan at Saturday swept passes plemented by an arbiter high in the shown no offense at all He broke off his right tackle for closing minutes of the period after stand is likely to be considered on to a touchdown in the first pe- the unexpected 0 triumph of Utah —but practically seri- first of which came 54 minutes after changed Winger over favored from the on reverse a Brighani Just before the third all thatendsix yards and riod another in the second and Aggies drive with Niemants ously by the rules committee this the game began a period added another in the fourth Cougars Young Leading the Trojan climb back Saggau Lou Zontini sped around bis Temnehill and McGillivray carrying winter Roberts punt Special to The Tribune The bell in the "Old Main’’ tower ed be caught Charlie left end for 21 yards His run was the ball Tennehill danced over the Coaches with whom the writer to triumphant heights was Grenon the Aggie caippus tolled thb glad and returned It 43 yards en a senmade possible by the effective goal on a lateral from McGillivray has talked are agreed it would be ville Lansdell flashy quarterback CHICAGO Nov 5— Interest in Share Duties sational sprint That was just the With Muha Condit and Carnelly tidings blocking of Steve Zitfeo McGiUivray's boot for the extra an excellent idea if such official who pitched strike after strike to the current scramble for the divistart Ira’s Aggie mates caught his in local branch the The scored receivers his and the between the telephone Tartans sailed ball the the pass piled poitn squarely sional championships in the Na- sharing were employed only in cases of close On March against office of The Tribune was ringing or decisions Everyone ad- first Trojan touchdown in the third tional Football league continues to up a net yardage gain Notre Dame was on the march uprights some parties calling on brilliant around a The Lobos outplayed their Rocky mitsdisputed sweep 322 for the Panthers and chalked continuously quarter in a that is Big Seven Standings thus located judge for the first time In all Notre Mountain conference opponents in on the western section of d center California's left end after a 13 first downs against nine for as many as three times to make up to exact a better render position Dame went 80 yards In seven plays sure that it wasn’t a mistake jaunt Phil Gaspar converted the circuit as the rival teams head Pitt department 13 first downs to judgment on certain plays than any for its touchdown made by Saggau every for Denver gaining 227 yards man on the field and his decisions ending a drive of 40 yards in six into the 1938 stretch drive Aggie fans felt that the however fail to tell statistics The eight around right end Thb charging at to 74 and completing in The the Tech’s victory was compensation for plays of rushing superiority story transcase could be doubtful The reasons are obvious Three any of the line and the blocking of the three of eight passes against eight 54-- 0 lead In a into further defeat suffered at the hands the Bill forged coached Troy Kern lads Plaid by backe were superb demonstrations and 22 for the Pioneers The Lobos mitted by telephone to the referee the fourth when its second teams— the Green Bay Packers the who served a long hitch as first as- of the powerful Cougars in the local quarter of Notre Dame football at its best played without the services of their True this sounds rather round- string backfield lugged the ball on Detroit Lions and the Chicago sistant to Jock Sutherland at Pitt stadium last year as the Aggies but standing out like a beacon light stellar back Bill Dwyer benched about but the time has come when straight running plays 50 yards Saturday's Results Bears — are still conceded about completely stopped Pitt’s vaunted were regarded as only a third-rat- e Ftah 0 Colorado QV something ought to be done about Jack Banta in the great drive was the running with a torn V O last-ye-ar 3 B I tah Assies California the while team the this hie in Blue year crashing the and and leg ligament grounded power New Mexico 7 Denver 6 officiating Hardly an important right side for the touchdown from equal chances to get out in front Gold of Saggau “Y" a was title favorite aerial attack game is played in which one eleven the one Zontini who week by week is esThis Week's Schedule Gaspar missed this con- and annex the divisional Htle before Stebbins’ run brought the One student expressed himself: or the other or both does not suffer Colorado Mate vs lTtah at Salt Lake the regular seasons ends Sunday tablishing himself as an outstand- Western Sportsman version That should make the 'Aggies units before B Y V vs Colorado at Boulder feet to cheering from decisions exinvolving questions back kicked the ing I tah Assies vs Wyoming at LogMa California battled furiously to December 4 Add to this the fact the echo of the whistle had questionably the best team in the of judgment And quite obviously Hawaii vs Denver nt Denver tra point from placement and the Dies at Monterey stem the Trojan tide and twice that the present leader the Pack- died out but 10 starting We were beaten by Seven Tech Big later minutes rules whose enforcement depends game was over as far as Navy d line ers and the Bears who lost to the climaxed a march from its own it within the Utah and Dfenvlr but we beat two down the opposiwas concerned Notre Dame added MONTEREY Cal Nov 6 UP)— upon judgment are in measurable stopped unable to generate a scor- Lions last week and tumbled from was but teams that tied Utah (Colorado and spirit and plowed Condit with from a line Dr pass H Bradfield of Then sneaking J tion for him a touchdown in the third quarter Monterey big degree as subject to bad judgment ing punch worthy of moment until the ‘lead to third place will meet Y B also we one and trimmed U) 34 which to was Muhatt for good game hunter and California trap-sho- as to good So too often football late in the final period and a safety in the fourth here Sunday and you gft a rough through any kind of a hole offered Denver team that tied (Colorado touchdown a that tied and yards twice for m first champion in 1935 died Satur- games are won or lost by the offiThe second touchdown was somede- idea of the set-u- p Den- he carried the ball Unable to dent the seven-a- ll State) and one team that cials Dispiriting things have oc- fense the Bears took to Trojan down To ' add to the confusion the the score atthe extra after Carnelly ver a real trouncing (B gave thing of a gift It was set up when day and air the Y ’U)” had added After retiring from medical prac- curred time after time this fall point John Kelly right end recovered Three more plays gained nine Viv Bottari who had been ex- Lions now entrenched in second A counterattack by Pitt moved He thinks it’s just too bad that they The Aggies gambled and with rules pected to prove his will meet the Cleveland yards Ralph Anderson’s fumble on Navy’s tice at Sheridan Wyo several years In a game so hog-tie- d place don’t the conference d judge eight-yarline and champs to the Plaid line- - An offside penalty on ago Dr Bradfield came here and and so involved In rule complexities claims who failed dismally got Rams in Detroit in another of the then Daddio dropped back to the same way they pick prize ring called Winger on an end run He but not only made the yard need for the Middies and two plunges gave became known throughout the west as football is this is a condition hot enough to pass his mates 66 five league game scheduled for the mark and booted the ball champs which cannot be eliminated first down but seven more to plant the Irish a first down on Navy’s as a sportsman (Continued on Page 3 C) day over for a field goal that gave Pitt line the pigskin on the eight Joe Thesing rammed center a 10 to 7 lead as the first quarter Two more runs by Winger and on for twoyard3 and Zontlntadded Caddel Returns ended four at left tackle Thesing then by Drummond Hoggan put the Ag lln ’ on the B YU three-yar- d drove through center for the touchgies Pass J Intercepts T o oin Squad with two yards needed for a first down Zontini’s placekick was low Big Bill Rieth intercepted a Pitt down BIG SEVEN De Paul 13 Catholic University 141 Brooklyn 6 Panzer 0 Final Points line DETROIT Nov Cad pass on the Panther Army 20 Franklin-Marsha- ll Then instead of calling for a play Detroit 88 North Dakota 7 and ran "the hail to the Pitt 35 to del Detroit Lion veteran and tor Into Navy 0 Notre Dame 15 Clarkson 13 Alfred 0 Notre Dame’s final points came Colorado 0 Utah 0 thp line against the tightly 7 Ohio Northern 8 12 25 Alabama VillanOva on start the to Muskingum football the Tech 3 0 the National Utah several State Poly boys way years shortly before the end of the game Brigham Young massed Cougar forward wall QuarColby 38 Middlebury 21 27 13 7 Manchester Franklin 13 Williams 7 a touchdown 6 Denver halfback J Wesleyan period league's outstanding right after Stevenson’s punt rolled dead with all the terback Seth Columbia 39 Virginia 0 Hillsdale 27 Albion 0 Yale 20 Brown 14 After three passes had failed Con- will resume play against Cleveland confidence ofMaughan on Navy’s line Lou Mayo a veteran placed 0 54 20 Conn Tchrs Rhode Detroit 2L Island Arnold 6 State Y 0 N Heidelberg back dit and Aggies who with Wallace and Bergner ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERwhipped the here Sunday dropped (Contlnuil on Following Page) Clarion Tchrs 21 Hiram 19 ball into the end zone Earl Strigal Dartmouth 44 Dickinson Jl SOUTH played 60 mintues for Navy atENCE 14 0 Iowa State Drake Tech end was the intended receiver Buffalo 0 Hobart 19 tempted a forward pass from beAlabama Tulana 0 Colorado J lines 14 Colorado ColRose Poly 14 Wabach 32 but Johnny Chickerneo Pitt quarFordham 3 St Mary’s 0 hind his goal on third down George lege 6 0 3 Rice Arkansas 7 16 Kansas Nebraska terback leaped into the air batted 6 Washlngton-Jeffer- Rassas substitute end for Notre Gettysburg 7 Western State 0 Tchrs Greeley 7 Knox 13 Coe Blon 8 Catawba 20 the ball and knocked it into the Dame knocked it down behind the son 0 Iowa Wesleyan 19 Upper Iowa - - Harvard 47 Chicago 13- WEST arms of tffe waiting Strigal for the 6' Arizona 7 goal line and the ball bounded over Centenary Michigan 19 Pennsylvania 13 touchdown the end line - for an automatic College o Idaho 14 Pacific UniCarnelly’s placekick Holy Cross 33 Temple 0 e 7 0 Centre Washington-LeMinnesota 28 Iowa 0 wau good and Tech left the field versity 7 La Salle 14 Albright 6 safety CoL Miss 35 0 Monmouth 19 Cornell College 0 Spring Hill Gonzaga 0 Montana 9 at the half on the long end of a 14 NEW BRUNSWICK N J Nov t Jackson of Princeton had fumbled Manhattan 3 N Carolina State 0 Saturday’s victory was Notre Idaho Southern University 7 AlMissouri 6 Michigan State 0 The Citadel 6 Richmond 0 to 10 score Dame’s sixth in a row and defiMass State 7 Coast Guard Acad( line giving 5 (UP)— Dedication of the new a kick on his 12 Morningside 0 Omaha 0 Clemson 27 Geo Washington 0 Lapeski’s punt which rolled out $1000000 stadium at Rutgers uni- Rutgers the ball In scoring terriemy 0 nitely established the team as one bion Teachers 19 ' 0 26 Oklahoma 6 State Kansas Idaho three-yarOregon d of Jhe "nation’s best Scattered line of bounds on the Pitt Davidson 29 W’ooford 0 Moravian 0 Upsala 14 versity cradle of American football tory ” Boise college 'IS Ricks 7 Ohio State 0 Purdue 12 Florida 6 Georgia 14 Juniata 1J Hartwick 0 along the route it has trimmed Arearly in the fourth quarter opened was -- provided -- with a thundering — Before the winning pass - came 13 0 U 6 Miami 20 Ohio Teachers Regia kansas Georgia Tech Illinois CarSpearflsh the way for Tech’s final touchdown thrill New York U 45 Lehigh 0 Georgia Tech 19 Kentucky 18 Saturday when Rutgers beat the score was: Princeton 18 Rut-ge- ts Southern California 13 CaliforNorthwestern 13 Wisconsin 20 Peace got away a poor punt from Princeton for the first time since Louisiana 82' Alias State 7 Penn State 0 Lafayette 7 negie Tech Army and Navy 13 It was fourth down and 14 7 St 12 Louis ’’Mississippi The conquest of the Navy was nia behind the goal lines' and Tech 1869 The upset score was New Hampshire 10 Tufts 6 North CarolinaA V P L 0 Gott8 13 to go for the goal stripe 7 10 6 Toledo 6 John Carroll Stanford n Washington the ball on the Pitt 10 Carnegie Tech 20 accomplished on straight football 4ty St John 0 More than 22500 people jammed lieb faded back and bulleted the ball grounded Pittsburgh Ripon 13 Carlton 7 Washington State 0 U C L A 21 Notre Dame threw only two forSo MethodfsClO Texas A M 7 line Lapeski raced 11 yards the new stadium and saw the Muhlenberg 13 Drexel 6 to Mullen for the touchdown Moorhead Tchrs 6 S Cloud ward passes neither of which was Westminster 6 Weber ' 0 ‘ 20 Princeton 18 Condit picked up four more Muhat Tennessee jfH Chattanooga 0 athletes Rutgers stage by periods: Rutgers Tchrs 7 MIDWEST forward added two and Condit came back a surprise victory over Princeton’s Haverford 18 Hamilton 7 Texas 0 T—20 completed 7 Navy'- - was Ray lor 14 Rutgers 7 West Va 0 Western Reserve 0 21 11 ball III the 0 Akron the 0 around field Lawrence more 55 South St Vermont 8 12 0 0—18 with two and then Muhat Tigers just as Rutgers did in foot- Princeton throwing Wesleyan Loyola TenCjirXchrs Kent State 7 Bowling Green 3 but except for a short pass over Depauw 23 Earlham 0 0 Texas Christian 21 Union 27 Rochester 13 went over for the final score Car- ball's first intercollegiate game in Touchdowns Rutgers — Trana Wooster 14 Oberlln 12 the line of scrimmage which acM 1 14 Wake Forest 6 Ballst 19 Hanover 0 '69 vitch Grief Mullen! Princeton— Syracuse 7 Colgate 0 hadn't won since nelly’s kick was blocked Rutgers ' Vanderbilt 14 Sewanee 0 counted for much of the team’s toEAST Cincinnati 14 Ohio Wesleyan 7 It was Tech’s first victory over Shippjwhrg Tchrs 13 Millersvlll Rutgers came from behind twice Daniel Purnell Pearson Willlam-Mar- y tal yardage its tossing was wild 18 Teachers 0 Pitt since 1928 and as’ an upset it once in the last six minutes when Bethany 13 Geneva 18 Dayton 7 Xavier 14 Points after touchdown: Rutgera The Middies made good eight of Pittsburgh Tchrs 6 Oklahoma Boston College 14 Indiana 0 Lebanon 20 Susquehanna (both - placeranked with the Tartans’ surprising Left Halfback Art Gottlieb hurled —Cooke Bruyere Hattiesburg 7 Louisiana Col 0 their 32 attempts Boston University 31 Tampa 7 1926 Otar 0 in Mullen Mercer 28 Presbyterian 0 Dame over Moon Notre the to ments) Trinity 0 Amherst 19 winning pass victory Irish Smash Navy for Victory Trojans Ruin Carnegie Tech Smashes Pitt in Stunning Upset California Hopes New Mexico Staves Off D U Attack to Triumph 7 to 6 red-cla- rd 61000 bowl-boun- Perry Urges Pro Gridders Ready for record-breakin- Officials Get ‘Breaks’ rd Final Drive ff Logan Cheers end-arou- Verdict f Com-erfo- rd six-yar- slim-mar-g- in ‘ one-yar- rd ot f rd Grid Scores Gleaned From Collegiate Battlefronts j 5-- Ernie rd New-Mexi- co rd Rutgers Ends Historic Ji fix By Defeating Tiger Eleven - 7-- TI 20-1- R&nd-Maco- iA - rd y A JJ- -- Hamp-Sydiu- -j |