Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER Wildcat Parson Scramble for Elusive Pigskin Huskies Cop Stanford Battle 10-- 7 C OJJ 1938 Parsons Decision Wildcats in Homecoming Tilt 6-- 0 off to’ Clark ‘who 'toollc tha Westminster Persons Saturdaybooted his mates out of ganger ball from his own bluted out a to 0 win over theTiral time stripe and Weber Wildcata before a homecom- - In the aecond frame the Purple was downed by Bill White Purp ing crowd of nearly 800 alumni and and Cold team openad up an attackjguard on theWetmlniter 87 A The victory glvea the when Frank Nordqulst caught a pass Reed to Childs pushed tha ball students Persona tha Utah state jaycee foot- Weber punt and scooted down the to the Parson atrlpe where line to Rosander Purp back finally tackled sidelines from the ball title 20 where ha was Childs who had gone around in As the game opened snow was the Wildcat coming down in sheets and aoon downed by Jack Thomas Weber back of the Parson defender Anoth¥ " AW had the line yard marker obscured captain From the stripe er pass put tha ball on the nine-yar- d Weber and Westmlneter aupporteri Ike Hall and Nordqulst alternated line and it began to look as though PALO ALTO Cal No B UFH -Utha Wildcats would turn tha game d were wrapped lh blankets and a and moved the ball to the niversity of Washington beaten howling wind swept the playing lint Nordquiet on a tackle smaah lhto an aerial show On three sucbewildered and seemingly going no field crossed the goal for the only score cessive the Ogdenites had made 28 The first quarter paaeed with of tha day Hall's attempted plunge yards $ where in the football world A pass Reed to Childs from the Bill Stnv conversion failed neither team scoring snatched a measure of satisfaction marker deep into Thellke Westminster tackle Parson moni star end for the Purp team from a disappointing season by scorend zon wai knocked down out of i V bounds 'by Hall and tha Weber ing a 10 to 7 victory over Stanford'! threat was over rickety gridiron squad Saturday 0 - " haIke Hajl made a sensational pass The Huskies although trounced interception and galloped 47 yards ‘V in three previous coast conference down field but was stopped on 12-- 7 f Weber’s line by Clark Wecontests kicked off as the favorite k ber fullback and the Persona lost to ' win from a Stanford eleven i POCATELLO Idaho-- A fighting BOISE Nov 5 UP)— Bole junior their last chance to score which had won two apd lost two i Outstanding for the victors were college snapped a two-yelosing Simmons Black team Albion from Panther In the league competition Hall Nordqulst Cochran her streak Saturday trouncing Normal college defeated theTigers The role’of favorite it turned out Ricks college of 'Rexburg 19 to 7 and Thellke For the loeera Thomas White-sidof Idaho Southern university 12-- 7 In the Broncos’ well deserved was homecoming footEventually Ck Clark and B Clark played ball hire to the Intact game Saturday in keep Washington scored a touchdown fine football T team The Boise to a overcamt the opening period on a major portion of Albion's greatest 0 line-upRicks’ first-halead to post Its The drive with Fullback A1 Cruver record that of being undefeated in WEBER WESTMINSTER since first 1936 23 October l d line victory Flick five game going over from the P- tnon It 'ThlIka when theBroncs beat d field goal University of A second period-yarThe local salvaged from the Is WMl 2 Idaho 0 Thom c freshmen to Cochron (C) C) ashes of defeat the satisfaction of by Cruver added three points more rg Moron Ricks scored In the first period B Clark Mite rt the winning margin as it turned iiSifruM'm Frfeaa being the only team to pros Al- with Waters W r arden filtnnon Viking left end snag- Burton out bion's goal line Rounder qb Fullback Holman’a toss Wbituld In Stanford throughout the game An early break gave Albion a ging Hall of Westminster blocks out Warden as that Weber end on left attempts to snare pass Nordquiit rh Reed Hall offered but small proof it should A score in four minute when Lund-ber- g in the end zone v Clark (b alien Holman placeklcked the extra Q Bcore be ranked as a major league club by quarter to kick out from attempting Weber 0—0 OOO but it came through to smash over 0 6 0 0—4 Idaho's 10 aaw his try blocked by point The Broncos came beak atrong In Westminster Substitution: Webqr— Hatch t: Hayes a third period touchdown on an Ted Homling left end and the ball Childs e Burglund s: Jacobi ft ' march — Bean qb: Allan n c was covered over the goal by Lowell tha aecond half to score three touchdowns with Harter left half Beth- Spangler Watmlntr t Frc Left Half Fred Ledeboer passed Walker right guard for Albion Cal Woolley el end left and Dudley quarter- pits: O D Ball nine yards to Sub Eight Half Jack In the seaond period Albion forced Kirsch and the latter fell over the Idaho to kick out from its own five back each tallying one goal for the score and taking the ball on the 80 moved NewMusick Appears 26-- 0 to the 20 in three plays from where South Dakota Cinches 21-- 0 The line-uand summary: Chalks Up Victory Speedy STANFORD WASHINGTON little Tommy Beall looped a pass On Trojan Horizon Willard MacDowell It West it Nixon Scores Halfback Two Contributes CALDWELL Idaho Nov 5 (UP) over the Idaho defense and Rex Football Crown Service Tribune Intermountain Poo Means lg Engelking scampered over for the LOS ANGELES Nov 8 CD— The Calvslll c Mucha —College of Idaho defeated Pacific second score MALAD Idaho— Playing on a re Bltvlnskl S D Nov 5 UP) rise of a new Muslck wu "sweet Donahut VERMILLION rt McKeown Andarien Till Martin PULLMAN Wash Nov 5 (UP)— The University of California university of Forest Grove Ore field the Malad The University of South Dakota musio" Saturday to followers of the re ALBION IDAHO SOUTHERN McElroy Pe‘ra 14 to 7 here Saturday in a NorthPaulman Bechtol le 8 Ehltr cinched confer- gridiron affairs of the University the north-centrHomling qb Los 1000 stubborn a at to came miles Dragons State defeated Angeles college play Washington Lstisbosr Gleason lb It Lewie ence football Outherldg here of Southern California west conference football Hrtnnsr Downey eleven championship rb Green Johnston 26-- 0 game Is Berg This game and traveled almost that far again on the gridiron Saturday to Btandlee e Brown back and Cruver lb Bill Muslck Carts Saturday with a 20 to 0 victory over The Idaho In scored the Walker college Score by periods: Scott the home schedule for 21 to 0 Pacific Coast conference rg hero of Mustek Bisons North State Dakota brother Jim the Trojan 7 9 9 0—10 completed ip J victory Ehler n first Washington on an end run from Harshbarger quarter 0 O 7 0 — 7 Malad and gave It seven successive U 8 C re led Stanford Patrick the few a 'Anderson a laid snowstorm a of that ago years swirling Pacific’s r line after com Bull i eeaeee flb Touchdown WashingtonKenny Washington U C L A’e ScoringErley four-inc- h blanket of white on the freshmen to a 27-- 0 victory over Unilh Point after touchdown— Mlzen (sub wins In as many starts this season Vtelle Engelking a Field goal— rh speedy negro left halfback raced pletlng in pass front the 40 and nequa Klevenow field in the first half of the game versity of California at Los Angeles lor Means) ( placeklck ) the fourth quarter on a Erickson Malad won the toss and chose Stanford Touchdown Cruver (placeklck) fb Lundberg 24 and 50 yards for two touchdowns again — Kirsch (sub for Brsnner) Scoring in all but the firit pe- frosh Friday Hi Point after Score by periods plunge from the Pacific six to receive taking the ball on its ft ft Albion Normal touchdown — Paulman (placeklck) 0 0—12 riod the Coyotes smashed the ability netted him two touchdown A in the second period lateral Pacific made its score in the sec- Idaho Southern G L Conlon St 0 7 0 7— 0 Officials— Referee line A series of line repeatedly and still had Albion — Fait Subftitutloua Waite Bisons ond Mary's umplrt Albert Boles Minnesota: own on ball an the took the after Bruins quarter pass play Dlxoji Hawks Lewis Barrett Lemon plenty left to turn back a fourth field Judge 0 C Majors California bead d plays worked the ball past the from d Idaho Idaho linesman Jim Blewett California Nelson Southern— line college’s Gibb Overlin Gets Judges1 Matthews on downs on their own period rally led by the brilliant Hail Turner Owens Olson after forwaStripe where Harris broke line sent Fennenboclc sprinting 75 rd-lateral completing a combined Dakothe North Wheeler after Most of tha pass off tackle for a gallop and tans had penetrated to the five-ya- Nod at Chicago yards down the sidelines for the game was played In Pacific territhe flrit tally Vaughn failed to line the only serious Scoring OverJaysee Grid Standings CHICAGO Nov 5 UP)-third touchdown shortly after the tory of the Bisons threat convert w DEBS MYERS lin middleweight from Decatur By third Albion opened period deolslon over tUt jj Shortly after Lewis broke through NORMAN Okla Nov 6 (UF)-- Out a Weber Washburn Wins Washington State threatened only Be Careful Jim and blocked a Bulldog punt which Westminster Bolden Chicago neNate I A B C It on here the prairies where 111 once passing to the U C L A four-yar- d FORDYCE Ark Nov Josephson recovered to give the In the headline bout at White Mesa 0 Nov 5 Iowa GRINNELL gro 0 on the Downey takes a native to distinguish the line at the start of the second R Benton father of Jim BentOn Dixie college preserved Its City Friday night Overlin weighed Hicks ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — The Dragons possession 0 line With Harris and fullbacks from the oil derricks an half but end of the Cleveland Missouri Valley conference 163 ball on downs the perfect losing Kemmerer Rangers almost gave the Vaughn alternating on thrusts at Irish Indian named Tom Stidham Rama National football league team Next Week’s Schedule record Saturday by defeating Grin-ne- ll George Nyberg 148 Port Arthur November 11 in Emerson’s Brown has pass line dropped the the been elected judge of Dallas Dragons began another Rock Springs Tigers as chilling a Weber vs Albion at Ogden Can outpointed Johnny Rock 148 college 6 to 0 before a Mesa vs Ricks at Grand Junction which was climaxed when has built a football team that la the end zone to give U C L A the county march did 3000 the crowd as of welcome Chifcago in four rounds Dixie vs B A C at Cedar CMv homecoming Harris plunged over the last two giving Oklahomans one of their big- ball The Bruins sped to a touch-dowweather here Saturday afternoon yards for tha second counter At gest kicks since tha atate waa"ad-mitteon the next play holding the vaunted Tigers to a 12 this point Coach Berg inserted his to the Union It was a downcast crowd of 8000 reserves who failed to count to 6 victory This year’s University of Okla homecoming and dads’ day fans Neither side was able to score The second half saw the local homa team has won six that saw Washington State sink the fray games in a regulars again entering during the first half and in the and after several exchanges of row Experts rank it among the deeper into the conference cellar The Cougars have won only one last half the Rangers aside from punts a pass Vaughn to Jones nation’s best And the home folks game this season and that outside was 30 for the and third the good yards the two touchdown marches of touchdown added the say it is the state’s greatest attrac the Coast league Vaughn Tigerjs kept Rock Springs back on extra point Another long pass tion since tAe Mary Sudek gusher Washington State started out as it would beat the favored Its heels with a passing attack The Vaughn to Call chalked up the went wild and spewed oil over most though Uclans who opened the game with game was finished in a near bliz- final counter and a pass Vaughn The Sooners a second-strin- g backfield zard as a cold wind whipped heavy to Jones added the extra point of the countryside Washington Hlrschon and Montanowfatl across Roosevelt stadium The Malad reserves carried on from have been splattering their opponents the same way m gomery came into the line-u- p The Tigers’ first touchdown march this point is regarded as Okla- the second period and the picture The team was 100 yards long starting in the The Bulldogs after Intercepting The Bruin third quarter when Ferrero took a a Dragon pass marched to the homa's best since Its undefeated changed completely In 1921 and maybe the best backs slipped through sloppy tack-ler- s d punt in the end zone and brought Malad line where with eleven for steady gains line it out to his own three-yar- d first down and goal to go the big of all time There used to be a sayStrode threaded through to block The Tigers with Katana Stiteler Orange and Black line dug in and ing that Oklahoma could boast of two outstanding teams— the team of Callow's kick on the Washington Ferraro and Sims taking turns held 1921 and ’’next year’s’’ line and U C L A They don’t State lugged the ball 97 yards for six sue The Bulldogs' and deceptive took the ball Washington eluded cesslve first downs In scoring Only flashy attack was handicapped be- Joke about the Sooners any more - The once did Rock Springs go to the cause of the muddy field Warren gentleman getting the credit every Cougar except Callow to air an incomplete pass to Sims from and Woody Erlkgen speedy Bull- for the transformation is Stidham make a first down on the W S C line Hirschon lost a yard the Kemmerer IS Ferrero made dog backs were outstanding for who learned his football under Dick four yards through center and Sims their brilliant defensive play but Hanley at the Haskell Indian insti- and then Washington streaked 24 Almost d line for were slowed up by the wet field tute Stidham was so big that when yards for a touchdown smashed to the first down Katana bucked the line Van Leuven Merrill and Brown he moved lt looked like a mass every Cougar on the field had a for two and then the Rock Springs turned in stellar performances in maneuver by the federated tribes chance to bring him down On his second run from midfield Coaching worries have trimmed him lin opened Kemmerer up to let the line for the Invaders 218 Washington almost stumbled sevSims through for a touchdown The big Dragon line continued down to a greyhound-lik- e In the same quarter Rock Springs its excellent play Lewis Thomas Oklahoma has won Its games by eral times as W S C tacklers started its second victory march and Call were standouts Jones power and drive not by any fleet knocked him off balance He was line and or glittering goose out alone at the when Ferrera ran a put back 10 and Erramouspe turned In excel- foot floy-flo- y over the goal line easily yards to his 45 Katana picked up lent jobs of blocking in the back-fiel- d stepping It has outcharged and loped U C L A W 8 O every opponent this Brown le McPherson eight in two tries at the end of the season the It Farmtn following Lyman rolling in up and the week the Next quarter opening play Dragons journey Pfeiffer Huovtla lg Oklahoma 7 Rice 6 Oklahoma Bants of the final frame Sims took the to Boise where they will meet last c Hyland III! eeeeeeoooee SoiTimePI ball on Kemmerer's 87 to buck seven year’s state champions the Boise 13 Texas 0 Oklahoma 19 Kansas 0 Coll Hubert rtfgeeeeeee Broadwell 11 Nebraska 0 and Okla re Cress Klumb yards for first down Then Fer- Braves in a game that finds the Oklahoma Montgomery Angelo qb rero picked up another 10 yards odds heavily In favor of the Boisfe homa 28 Tulsa 6 lh Cantor Emersou in won has its Oklahoma games Gilmore eleven rh Ross through center Overlin fb the line Stidham once a great Holmes Kemmerer held for towns on the Bcore by periods: a dozen more tackle than has 15 and Kemmerer was forced to kick 0 O O 0—0 W 8 C C L A 0 14 7 0—21 forwards hammering husk U Touchdowns-to Ferrero who received on the Wyoming Rushes Washington 2 Fennenbock Foremost Points after touchdowns: ies proved Under fire Kemmerer line and raced Frawley 2 Bom men among them Is Waddy Young back seven Katana bucked six Ilatchtry Work Tom Officials — Referee Ha is incredibly ITtah umpire H '‘H Huehel Fltipatrlek end Michigan yards then Ferrero faded back and Judge Jim Mitchelb Gensagei head tossed a long pass from the 40 to EVANSTON Wyo— Work Is be- fast for a big man and has plenty linesman Viliam Wisconsin Kelley Rauzi Tiger end whq went over ing rushed on a fish hatchery proj- of football brains His teammate standing up Kickfor conversion ect near Dubois according to Dr sayThethat he ishowever is nottimber built team failed John W Scott executive secretary Trpjans Top Circuit Kemmerer annexed Its six points of the Wyoming fish and game com around any one man There are SAN FRANCI8C0 Nov 5 (AP)— as such fine will It Hugh many players when it marched the ball back after mission with the hope that Coast conference football standing d fullback McCullough a ths Rock Springs’ kick following be ready for operation next year who hits with the shock of touchdown Starting on their own The plant will be situated mountain moonshine but he land some five miles line a line play and two passes landed the Rangers on the southeast of Dubois and will be is the firat to credit savage blocking Rock Springy’ 15 Two fake line sufficiently large to supply the and tackling for the team's victor-lie- s 14 plays gained yards and a line needs of the Wind river area plunge just inside center gave the Rangers their score They failed to kick for extra point Two other times desperate air attacks by the Rangers threatened to score but but the official! erased the HO Nicholson who took the ball on EUGENE Ore Nov 8 bpgged down at critical moments The win left Rock Springs still gon’s unpredictable Webfoots spot- tally and inflicted a penalty Three the Oregon 44 and lit out for the Nicholson goal He was finally jarred out of the only undefeated untied team In ted Idaho a touchdown Saturday plays later however d line and western Wyoming while the runn- then rallied to win their kings-- x found a leak in the line and ran bounds on tjie ers-up Grsenrlver was being tied coast conference game from the 12 yards for another touchdown that Gebhardt hurdled center for the Nicholson’s conversion was 0 to 0 at Evanston again was canceled by penalty The score Vandals 19-- 6 It was Oregon's ninth straight third time waa the charm however wide and s when Gebhardt wriggled The and summary: victory over Idaho Blackhawks Lead counteracted I d a h o’s through a holq at center and sprintIDAHO OREGON Oregon touchdown In the second period ed 33 yards Into the end zone the Knap Lane ' Trauakowiki Foikett when Bob Smith halfback broke jeferee ralaed his hands Jn token of MualaJia I Hockey Race Olovnntiii c Aachaiihrtuner loose through center and with able a valid touchdown Samuilon Donovan Walden rg TORONTO Nov 5 tff)— The Chi- downfield blocking waltzed 92 yard Roise of Idaho barr&ged the Web- Kaezraarek rt Jeneen Mlbtt ae K q cago Blackhawks who won the for a touchdown Nicholson con- foots with passes In the fourth pe- R Smith Donovan Roise JhqMM Stanley cup and world hockey verted and Oregon took a lead It riod and once the Idahos got to the Gregory Gebhardt rh B Smith on Wilson championship last spring took 'a never relinquished Oregon six but lost the ball Beall f Emmons ‘ clear lead in the new National Idaho scored first in the same downs Store bv periods ft Idaho 0 G— ft 0 to race Roise Smith From this disadvantageous posi- Oreuon Hockey league ” passed Saturday night quarter when 0 7 6 6 — 19 line tion the Oregons stirred up their Idaho srorinjr Touchdown — R Smith by a 0 defeat of the Toronto Vandal end from the acorln a Touchdown — Gebhardt Maple Leafs their opponents in the Smith caught it on the 15 and third touchdown plot Mabee right 2 Oregon B Smith Points from trv after touch 1938 Stanley cup finals 1 cruised into the end zone down — Nicholson end ran 62 yards on an (sub for B Smith) It was the second straight victory Oregon drove deeply into Idaho play Nicholson skirted end for placeklck Officials Referee Nib Price Califorfor the Hawks and Toronto's first ground early in the third period another 30 yards to the Vandal nia umpire Mike Moran W ft C head linesman W ft Higgins Oomagaj field defeat In two starts and scored on Nicholson's pass to eight Idaho held and Boise punted judge Perry Mitchell Rentoa I t Cruver Stars For Team From Seattle 40-ya-rd “1 far j1 X r rd t 7 d rd one-yar- rd Albion Beats Boise College UIS Tops Ricks 40 ar es s: lf one-yar- ivfliwi-pfn- Malad Hands Downey Defeat Bruins Spoil Homecoming Day Coyote Squad Victor For Washington State Fans Over Pacific UCLA -- line-u- rain-soak- al 203-pou- - - rd Cru-ve- mid-fiel- Rock Springs Tops Rangers Sooners Bid For Honors On Gridiron off-tack- one-yar- rd Ken e e IHr-won- d- 154-pou- (UP)-Wash- burn pass-catchi- home-comi- ' two-yar- rd six-yar- rec-ord- top-notc- : long-legge- Mia-mic- hi Webfoots Rally to Defeat Yandals 19 to 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