| Show 15 Morning- - Saturday iTljc Suit fols Battle Crimson fide Today y fake B ioneers Backtield Aces for Pioneers and Aggies Rammers Play Cleveland j It 20 W-T- ake national sigmfi- colorful spectacle tradition caice and quick- sndits attendant Ivy well and mix longing fortune of picture composite mu have college four principal Saturday's i ?ht lt k Important game na that has brought lonally Into discussion for bow this season Is the he first time Ten-Ve- e Vh at Knoxville betweenunbeat- Both Alabama and in nd untied w ith Tennessee into ac-- I ’addition untested they go with the volunteers banking anflund George ny attack built Alabama Bad News' Cafegojand on a backfield squad that n Jimmy eludes sophomores d Hanson and Paul veterans Charley Boswell Enthusiastic nd Herky Mosley umtherners see the winner as southeastern conference champion In the rnd eastern representative Van m Boi t the P m on nd heaj tn Spen-er’an- nveranj pes that win Idaho u als L'nlvor tah rge ban! dele-o- j f Indium and k Coach rmstronj with con f he Idaho to going Ih anythini e faced win thn re Coach ack vehci gainst no be ey 11 rose bowl Color will be the chief lure for customers due to Notre Dame e heavil' favored tittle Navv in Clevelands munlcl-j- l Tradition and ivy stadium Harvard-cenns- v itf wrapped around the Kama duel at Cambridge first major game for the Mass (antabs The gridiron’s rapid uds rod downs are illustrated best by the fact that Texas Aggies 1939 s 'o 1 Southwest conference team favorite over a pronounced No 1 team in "evas Christian the nation a year ago i Switching from generalities to instances ttys corner rpecific its bomb-profrom emerges welter with the following predic-ton- s In (probable attendance a 19-- 0 s Uunk ibout th( inion bol a feetlng lay right ready tt d jarenthesesi hacks arid I aw rente Mater hack Sinter has ailing week but Is reach for action it is don howevei whether he will lie able to pla Iine Starters Starting on the I (36 OOO) — 'Bama to atop Caffpo The la apread over more one pame lenneaaee ha ior yet we like 'Bama b U Fa ored to Defeat tefii pointing invde Harvard Penn t 30 OOO) — The Crlmaon but got onh two minor gainea through both nohlv without Torhie Mac jvitsid ta brt half back and one of the in the eaat Penn a hua iftieit runner j il hit li aweaome but may be deceptive had nard S JTIf Woles in Heno Tussle I Saw a (78 7r0)-That- ’a to aee how they il a victory for Notre Christian Texaa A and M C2r Dame penile Notre Utf Hard but Teiii — Acalnat T C V showed Temple The Aggies but little else with $ balanced offenae TaleArmv (60 000) — Tip-of- f on Arnn'a was the fact that farly performances f gust con- - 3 i guard winev was converted into a Truitt-- I ilhack after the first two games the Kavdeta have settled down Armv I Minnesota Ohio Htate (55 000) — The I ickeyea have plaved better fundamental than haa been usual with them 4 m© Kate in a toe up ! T1 line North Carolina (IT OOO) — Tnlane f t been scared on through the Hue in The Tarheela may tallx on a gam V rcaetsi pass but Tulane has the definite J z V e - i tt i St Marv’a Santa Clata (flnndax 55 000) The Gaels of Rt to throw the Jnta Clara broncs Cornell Penn ( 10 000)— Cornell Stale f heduled this largely aa a stopgap before f'io State The Nlttaov Llona might turn teat Into a gap but Cornell la the hni i Oklahoma katiaaa (20 000) — Oklahoma I continue Unbeaten Pitt Duqueane HO OOO) — Bv Haturjlav V ght the Dukea no longer should be 0 Marys unxrored on ©r wan itly i filled find tin Pitt Callforma Washington State (20 000) — h Golden Bears were supposed to he re deep 8o far they re three deep onl 3 defeau Still California to get rolling TfXAfrArkausfts (17 000)— The Texas oimgatera win re more consistent Duke Bjra( use ( 2b 000)— Duke without t much trouble Columbia Princeton (32 000) — Colum-- t a blit it g w hie open oongjn here lie tern (40 000) — those Wildcats Norhweatern J 2 000) — Kentucky for some time (23000) — Hesitantly North wen i too much talent In dormant forever Kentuckv feorgia ( cer than it been Nebraska Bavlor r av (or Methodist Marquette (13 000 a tough hall cluh 11 t ei?wTTk Teh (30 000) — Jsegle Muha andarnegie Condit i Indiana lllmni 3ft 000)— Indiana Brown Hr Jy ( rnnn ( QO 000) Holy Cross fit Brown hat full strength anderbin t Tech teorgta (18 000) — T'rh Purdue Michigan Rtata (17 000)— Pur- 'en u II h nt Brown Msiihattan Auhurn ( 1 2 000) — Auburn to Its first New York showing 00011 follege 20 000 — Tern Temple 1 eHrly -- eaou tfam Vilevlhprf"1' Jonthem N I Eas- t- Georgetown over B u c k n e 11 to shade Maryland Colgate over Lawrem e Dartmouth over lafavetle nlhillc U mer West u Virginia Weslevati over N C State lwiii)Plroit t(ll lo rim over ('hit ago Mlaanuria i tt shi Sima Tulsa ovtr Centenary Drake Fureai over Western Mary- Virnmn over V MI V P I over rc ©mi Virginia over Washington Missiajiippi Stale over South over St Ixuls Hlrhmomi snade tettvshurg fcuthwest Hite over flam Houston Tifheiw a4®111! i ITV S3 L ntr over Idaho Denver over J "te Oiegon Rial© over Washington Ij A over Montana Oiegoti over msrh’1 !fl "i Lomj pff A d C-Pioncer Cost) vs Nevada U at Reno U Y Flint lemn men! at Rccmf 1IO HIC- I 16( Jjbl ' 5 the "CosU’' of New-Cmultiply the plenure from the purchee of a °ur terms make It rr by'r to hndle flmlnte burdena 0r ln) J I m- bl- rri7lni 3 IcuUrsl of tram home- - 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In mic-i- l ritthl Hrlahnm I mini ciloradn Mat (cilnrartn 1 v laic ICnhn I tnii Stair vfc llrnirr MOl NTMN ROC K Hlrh g The pame in Denver lias a decided vveipht advan- tape over the Topan l arniers Trank ONen Herb MeCarl) Pioneer fullback wlio lanplc at the Toan hladium today Alioxe at Boise U Utah U vs Idaho (nonronference) Mesa 6 to 0 1 1 Aggies vs Colorado U at Boulder Colorrdn Coll Montana Male SHOULD KNOW! Hubbard has adopted a standpat policy on his starting lineup since the start of the season He was fenced to move Sc luffel from running guard to end when Morgan 1 liter was injured in the New Mexico game East week against Wvonung McClud moved up fioin the second team to take over the guard post Otheiwise the Pioneer line-u- p has been identical sine e pi ai t u e opened Sparkling play of several re serves in scrimmage this week has lessened nhliit d s womes over rcplim-mi-ntfor Kalin day s game Hank Walsnuth a speedster In the open field Nick Stuck n at the blocking hack Sam Sugar man nt fullback and Boh Gifford at center showed the most pronounced Improvement othe two teams that have jet to register a victory Wyoming university the seventh member of the Big Seven takes a welcome week end off after successive batterings by Utah anil Denver Today's Big Seven schedule' Utah Aggies vs Denver U at Logan Colorado Weber Dow ns back Coach State-Colorad- o v inancinj J lv at Aggies versus Logan stars a rather meager Big this Seven conference schedule But this game Itself Saturday is an offering par excellence for Over football fans of this region the eQstern stope Colorado State and Colorado university will try each for its own account to poll away from the idle cellar dwelling Wyoming university Cowbovs 'I he Utah Aggies versus Denver game brings together two undefeated teams of the Big Seven and one or the other will likely fall uniThe Colorado versity affur pitches against each Today’s Schedule on National Football Front K' t p Cou-gai- (noneonferenee) Auto SI d Tilt Tops Slate League Denver Utah night r ill In 9 B yum home-comin- flng-rnisin- g joier s will Nevada Plays IIosl Today To Speedy Cougar Squad attack t line Chfuley Clark and Bill W1 sides ends Captain Call Smith and Jack Moore tackles Joe Woodward and Warren Ohara guards Murray Maughan center Several reserves will be icadj for duty in the game The week of lest for the Aggies is expected to do lliem a world of good as tliev have had a hunc e to B Y recovci fiom bruises tliev might have suffc n d against the Culm ado team 'Ihe kickoff is scheduled for 2 30 and as a feature of the p m game hands of noithirn I tali and Special to The Tribune southern Idaho high sc hoot will be 20 -- University of Nevada’s Wolves RI’N’O Oet Nev prepared guests of the college 'Ihe usual ciovvd with a football game ceremonv will take Friday to enleitain a place pnoi to the kickoff against Brigham Young university of Tiovo Utah The game starts Saturday at 2 p m (3 p m Salt Lake City time) Nevada will be tiymg to win its Pioneer Guard Oul fust football game in four starts gar stars Art Gilbert guard and Game Of Ag-fithis season vv hen it lines up against tailback did not Wing the spordv invade is By the rec- George make the trip to Reno Specinl to The Tribune ords the Wolves nre hardly apt to But the Cougars who flashed a DENVER Oct 20 -'- 1 heie will he do the trick B Y U In its first fast moving offense last week game- of the venr trounced Arizona only one ehange in Denvers stallagainst University of Utah are J cac he is 29-Nevada lost to the ing line-u- p against Utah State Satexpected to show plenty of speed Hub-har- d Arizonans Conch Cac at Logan urday and power too much for announced Friday I the Nevada perhaps team Star Back Ready Bill Nicholas senior — -'- 1 hings or Chuck Woodward brightened up for Ne- (nugar starters however when Coaeh Kimballs likely starting soph will replace Iafe McClud at vada this week reline-uright gunid McClnid is out for at John Polish star halfback will include Roland Jensumed practice and was declared least tuo weeks with torn sen and Wayne Reeve at ends s to the start in shape against ineuiregl in scrimmage Fred Bateman and Ilafen Leavitt Polish adds much needed 'lhp Pioneers will line up with at tackles Reg Lefevre and Gene Fred Powers 17b left end John speed to a Nevada backfield which R ska at guards Slnrl Blackham Aiken Coach bewailed as has 229 left tackle Mark Woudenbeig at center Dee Chipmen at quarslow Duncan 21S left guard Frank terback Elovd Brink at George h Coat Eddie and Kimball his 182 center Scott Mike J uric h Jackson nt halfbacks and Dean I of 30 229 light tackle plavois arrived in town Gardner nt fullback Butch Sc heffel squn P rictry 180 morning Two of the Cou right end Ilershev Vouncf Coach Jim Aiken s starting line182 quarterback George Hall 18 ! up was still undetermined 181 left half Dan lloggntt right half and Herb McCarthy 18(i full- j nmaroi Tide a Thin Is the iu Sat-iird- entire game TemeiWf Alabama ha built ita fjefftie T lacing cd out 80000-od- he fan irth ial LOGAN— Denver Pioneers will roll into Logan Satuubiy morn In a game whieh will leave ing prepared to tangle with Utah Aggies the victor the contender to go against the Utah Redskins undefeated However theie is alwajs the possibility of a tie but fans are not looking for this as It Is expected that one of the teams will come out on top ’lluis far the Utah Aggies liaV vears and the Aggies aie out to won over College of Idaho in a avenge the losses they suffered lioneonferenee tilt and over the the past two venis As far as pin m at condition of Colorado university Buffaloes in their first and only eonfereme the Aggies is concerned all are On the other hand the ready for the fiav with the ex game Pioneers hold a eonfereme vic- ception of two Injured in the Buftory over the Wvonung Covvbovs falo game two weeks ago 'lho atek a win in a none onfei erne litle with Seth Maughan regular quniter-bacand Marvin (Dingle) Bell Iowa Mate and a loss to New Mexut ill t v halfback ico Replacing Maughan will be This is the first time that the Wallv in Biaegger a letteimnn ol here Pioneers have plaved eight tuo vears who two weeks age sparked the Aggies to their lb-- f vutoiv ovei Colorado Other members of Ihe Aggie backfield will he Nel-Joh- Jn fra By Bob Ilolth-- je “sur-- iod Victory of Big Seven I)riv e and one c rolls 27 Utah State Team Will Be Out To Chalk Up Second most of given 1939 Clash Today at Logan games football 's‘ty of PrK pqual 0 Oct October 21 Strong Denverites B°ni B!nEW YORK -- Farmer Boys Hope Knock Over Middles At Tribune and A( 111 I E KFN Bushel iRETAIL Yiilord Wood Furs Non I II AMT m STATION LITTLE PICK YOUK OWN! 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