Show II tatw 4 ituiday: Morning ht Salt gakt irribunt Promising Squad Buoys Stock of CoItorado State on Gridiron I Hughes Starts Thirtieth Season As Coach at Fort Collins (This Is another of a series of articles on Big Seven 1 ' : football teams) - '"I' 1 By Chet Nelson FORT COLLINS : ' $ Z ::' r t : :: ' !::" !'t !:::'::::::!1:: ::::1) i::4 i! korl Alt li ' : :: ' I ' 14::': ' l i ' : t d : 7- ' 7 ' I — ' 1(ilt - '''''': Z ' ' -- - '' - - 1s- -- : ' ' :::''J i A t :' '''' f y- - z ' :::: :::: ' ' 3?: -- ' :: !"t 70-1"0- 'i:-!- t :'! '64 '' t ' :' 0 ''z 'i'3' 1: i °:e ‘ - ir) ' --- : N ''' Nt 4 - s -'-' I 14 ' ''' ? ' particular stand out in the Colorado State sophothreat more brigade First is Lewis (Dud) Dent from Craig Colo who'll Coach Eddie Kimball of Brigham Young has described as one of the finest high school players he saw in - Second is Roy Clay a sorrel-toppe178pounder who also can kick pass and run I It is this pair that Hughes is especially proud of although he allows for the fact that they are untried candidates who must He tells you they potentially are as good as prove themselves 1 Wilbur (Red) White who functioned in such a brilliant manner six years ago g But both are going to 'start and they make for more deception and punch in the Age attack Hughes says he will interchange his backs which means that both will be familiar with double assignments There is a question whether Clay is going to be able to stand the gaff He underwent a serious operation last winter and has a knee that was injured on the basketball court Hughes says there have been no symptoms of weaknesses in Clay's play during hard practice Dent doesn't look his 195 pounds worth but the weight is there and "The Dud" looks as though he can take it and ladle it out Third of the newcomers in the backfield is W D 0 I three-inct Roberts R Texan who has been battling Sig Matson letterman and Sherwood Fries for the blocking back job The fight has been a stiff one but Roberts has Icome along the fastest Fries is apt to be an alternate before many pass tw - 4 ' ' '44 ' k 40' ' 4 W : ':: :: !: :': : o it9 4 i 1 4 ''' :t 1172 kt "" le i kfr it Aggies Condnct Long Scrimalatre t 1010711 eolP' t ' olir N 0 t ::- 0II Ell b snow voqweet ' 14 :4:: 1011 IPOMea 'VW ft- ' - OPPOotAl - Change for Grid Followers WM4 b ' But Coach Romney also has an other motive Football fans like vs It pt nation in the game With every Ili lito 114 I lit''4t other team in the league using a r- single wing it should be something of a relief for fans to have a chance to lock at a "T" formaJ i ttk4lo e44 tion occasionally - - - st - A The Aggie mentor:like-moof I the other coaches in the league Is convinced that the public and 4 the players enjoy their football ' wide open and he has some new variations arranged for this season that are bound to make offense more !intgh:oAmlOgle Mae Beall Vandal quarterback goes barefoot Ouch! dangerous and colorful until his feet get over soreness caused 'by new grid shoes will try out the new plays against San Jose in the grand grid open With him is Ronalct Harris tackle on Idaho squad ing next Saturday 0 PROVO — With the opening game of the season with the University of Nevada Wolves less than a week away and the big game of the year with the Redskins of the University of Utah only two weeks off Coach Edwin R (Eddie) Kim ball has been sending his Brigham Young charges through tpng scrimmage sessions daily endeavoring to get a polished machine before the tilts While most are shrugging off the Nevada encounter as in the bag for the Cougars Coach Kimball points out that the Wolves were beaten by the Cougars last year only when Lloyd Brink intercepted a pass and ran 40 yards to a touchdown Cougar running plays and passes were not able to produce a score on the Reno gridiron and the Wolves look to be about 'as cstrong thl iear tit they were - 1 ': 1 Romney a different figures that byusing ' formation he has a chance for surprises that can lead to The system to have worked for the Agidelk — They have pulled more than their share of surprises during the past few years 'whipping some teams that appeared to be entirely" out of their class s vie-Te- it ittV - Stone lb a On the other hand t - LOGAN—A hour El which produced only acrimmage mediocre football and gave Coach Dick Romney some inkling of the phases that must be stressed before El the initial game of the season rolls around climaxed the second week of the Utah Aggie training camp - here Saturday afternoon Throughout the afternoon skirmishes the vetern Aggie mentor who has seen the good and bad ones come and go in his 23 seasons at Utah State sent every one of his 11 squad members through the paces as he carefully scrutinized each player's exhibitions The scrimmage proved one thing in particu up against— wall trying to win with the same formation and system The advantage in Manpower gives the rival the odds right from the start - — N :- he is bucking 1 tit - Again r 4 s ism " gr With Coach Cac Hubbard and his Denver Pioneers dropping the -formation it appears that the Utah Aggies will be the only foot' ball team in the Big Seven conference using the "T" this season All other school' are expected to -- 04 set up their offense from a single '"'" 4 wing as they have done in the 4 past I his reaCoach Dick Romney has sons for using the "T" and they are good ones The Aggie mentor I 1 1 believes that any time he has to face a rival with stronger material k t opo 'if : Aggies to Use 044 4444444 ' ' - ::- By Jimmy Hodpou ''' tytt4 Tribune Intermountain Wire (Continud from Page -- 'V's It 'Kimball Recalls Close '39 Tilt Big Seven Clubs Open 1940 Wars This Week N - 7 :' a " :: : 4z 4 t ' 1 Atatt : I ' 1938 k E ' Istadium Two boys in 1 4 $ I 't lar that the Utah State c'evon 'must bolster both its offensive and defensive play if it expects to hold t x INtt4iWWI:S:S"t 1i:s41 i t I the nation's top scorer San Jose ietS1464SQi"Ztr"ssoll with reasonable limits when they meet next Saturday September 28 This season will be Harry' s thirtieth in a Harry Hughes row as coach of football at Colorado State ' 't - 1 1 :t toe ' - 1 ':' ' " 0 --' From the Press Boxl sr4444 100—se ' : c3 I !IPPOINOV401 s r : i :'0k - o 'Trod Gently garefoot Boy' Latest News: Of Interest To Big 7 Fans ) ' Colo Sept 21—A new and brighter football ki IP '' k ': era is apparent here ata the home of Colorado State college this I 'Nr"' Of" 1 e s' year and the oldest coach in the region probably is the happiest as the day draws nearfor unveiling 1940 gridiron- troops in the Big a Seven conference ' f “ l''' AioN: " Dean Harry Hughes starting his thirtieth season at the helm of the Aggieboys—the oldest coach anywhere in point of service '' 1 ell''' '4' material and apparently t''-- ' at one college—sees better th wish isn't the father of the thought with the veteran coach A '1A Colorado State's football stock his moved up several points "f '''S'74fke! 'iJ t sr— i lust how many is problematical but physically it is the best Aggie Itres t t4 ' e4e :114y squad in the last five years $ ' 1 't : '' '!"'': '' 1 No doubt it will be erratic for want-- of experience but the raw t''1 1t1 : atiotti ott ': !''''': 1 tv 1 7tAja?'Z- i'e1 ' t'''Z---: I' 4talent is on hand and while not as plentiful as at rival confer- tp a '4 :'1:!:4:4c4 k" can be used as evidence of a build- ence schools it ' ' "F f ----: : njoyertheless — - revival ''' ( ' Al1'''':1':t--"1 ing VQt71711-' ' 4 ? ' !i41-'"17should what service not to for wait have 4 Sophomores long '41'7c'''l I r' with some mighty promising green hands available and only 22 t7 ' v? ' " A‘A-I 'Yt''i-'''4 : ip '' 131 ) :::' 7 I of the 1939 ':!311! ii3O) squad's 40 returning '' t:!-:: ' ' " i lli s'I'd'7 warn)! is the cagey 3 that trouble P1?-'Rival coaches 'Iv'e':? brewing when : I 'I'::'S I ''''ialt4itp: Coach Hughes comes out with flashy dress on his football team i': : - ' - :)- ' ''!- -t ' And Dean Harry is dressing up the Age this year—putting bright tt k''''' ‘'-1 :':' gold jerseys trimmed in green and white on their backs and t67'4 4 I''' ‘':e'"'' - '''''Zic '' :8! A- ' -- ''': kst v t the latest in fashionable satin pants ikz4 :' '''' i: :"'::: ' k: ' :!:‘''1-!''')-' 1' Hughes only smiles at the suggestion of fancy dress on fancy i ':::" 1:: 'c' t''''''''' !: ( ''''''' t4i::'1)71-': football players but predicts improvement because the Farmers 4: : '! k :' ''''''': 72i'e:-- ' ) 'r-4:::: 'f '' - have six or seven good newcomers instead of the one or two of I "'!---7if7! 4 :::'V i the last five years "''''"'""it s '77 ' 3 ' :':A'")('-- ' The Aggies should be more improv1ed in the backfield ) '7&"ot 3 E:'0'z 4r r t slated threo line with on the thin iIt4's::':':::':::f:zT sophomores tentatively I s 41t04 : Y r)11112i1 for starting assignments in the opener against Colorado CA11 A1 ' '''' a School of Mines September 28 in Denver university's : ' '' ' 't 'l- A v ':' 'r- September 22 1944): Special to The Tribune SAN JOSE Cal — Coaches Pop Warner and Ben Winkelman will load 42 Sall Jose State players and coaches into two United Air Lines planes Sunday morning and IF head for Butte to clash with Montana State there Monday night I Tuesday they will fly to Utah to face the Utah Aggies at Logan on Saturday September 28 The Spartans dropped their first 192 game of the season to Texas A & 10-their first loss in two years But the team displayed plenty of promise and is out for the double victory in the mountain re !I1- f 47--p S' 3 ow" in ':'s:: 1'1 IS 11”4 1 tOA11-1404 '5 4o 440' -- i‘ 110 -- de-an- for-an- 198-poun- d Inter-certain- ly 218-poun- Wolf Pack Waits Test at Provo - Coach Eddie Kimball of B Y U is already locking forward to Vandal'Gridder Spurns Shoes Till 'Dogs' Heal the 1941 football campaign and worrying about Uncle Ram's conscription law The B Y U mentor report that there are only six men on this year's squad who will not be subject to the draft next year should have one of the biggest The appearance of Freddie Allen lines ever fielded by the 'Y' The is expected to add a punch to the squad is also experienced and backfield which will also include Tribune Intermountain Wire well' stocked with reserves and the veterans Seth Maughan and MOSCOW Idaho—Idaho has a barefooted football player the backs have plenty of fight Captain Lawrence Slater The d I Whether Mac Beall's past winter in Hawaii has had a Speed Up Football speed Maughan War pendable Murray The football O'Cara--and Bill Whitesides On paper the outlook at t h e ren game will be telling effect on him or notwas the questionin the minds of speededcollege up this season Under the Provo school is the best in years will be three mainstays on the d the Vandal football squad last week when he appeared at 1940 code football teams will be Provo fans are expected to ward wall allowed only 25 seconds to get turn out enmasee to get their first Tie in 1930 practice and on the streets—sans shoes view of the 1940 Cougars The He ran the plays without shoes and did his part in all the ball into play instead of 30 seconds in the past One matheteam will be wrapped up in the Utah university wag Able to hold of the practice maneuvers without shoes and he didn't commatician has figured that the brightest uniforms ever worn by Santa Clara to a 77 tie last year ball'— blocked carried the and plain He passed tackled change will result in about 26 ada Big Seven squad which will and that deadlock has added ditional plays ' per game In the still minus shoes add color and interest to est to this return meeting Santa past the teams have averaged about No he didn't try any punting the contest Clara got a surprise here last fall 130 plays per contest The change Coach Dick Romney hails San but they are ready f6r a battle when was discovered reason mode for the barefoot Final game more ap!- quid malm-th- e Jose State as the finest fpotball - thie week foci Coach Buck Shaw to wear dowd to tell"thg boys his feet wefetoo-sorhe brake to the fan's by eliminating Fgaomuretsh pealing intearit that has 'ever appeared: admits that he has been drilling man 1Ini the backfield is Bus Bergman the basshoes because the new football boots he was wearing caused wasted time and speeding up play Logan and one of the best that Sundays and overtime to get ready last but it means that football players ketball guard who has taken on weight retained his speed a wealth of blisters on his feet has ever shown in the state Foot- - for the fracas will have to be in better condition and is on the wing H figures prominently in Hughes' ball fans from all of is as the Coach parts Ike Armstrcing A than ever to play the game state have already reserved tick- - gloomy as ever about the contest passing game eta for the game next Saturday He says the Utes are "very thin Waal 'Peterson will resume his Backfield reserves are acceptable with Dick Cavanaugh It should be the best opening in in several positions" and not ready role of chief football scout for Chuck Peterson and Bill Watson all lettermen ready to work Logan's history yet for the powerful Broncos the Utes this fall The basketball at tailback where Clay now 'holds forth Ted Elkins a middleSpecial to The Tribune The name of Glenn Scobey The Ute leader is still shifting mentor was relieved of the scout-devo-te weight is another sophomore 'for the position "Pop" Warner is football itself his backfield men around to try RENO Nev — With the San his duties last fall to Leon Eastlack who played both on the wing and at fullback and when the veteran to find the right combination and Francisco State game over the attention to intramural sports foots of advance best the flies his I is One to lookNevada Salt Members of Lake Wolf poall City' will have an inexperienced sophoSpartans Logan last year will spell Dent and if anything should happen to Clay pack eagerly and basketball But with Milt IIt is equipped with a new and fancy more Burt Davis at center But ing forward to the battle with lice force will contest for depart- ball ticket sales in years is reMecham leaving the iv staff likely that Dent would move to tailback and Eastlack be em- offense to hurl at Coach Romney's the Indians should be in good Brigham Young at ment university Peterson has been drafted back and ported by Graduate Athletic Manployed permanently Chester Maeda a junior college transfer Tuesday championships there is certain to be a shape by the time the battle rolls Provo Utah next Friday night for the assignment from Los Angeles is another newcomer rated highly by Hughes Aggies full afternoon of football Coach Jim Aiken was pleased Wednesday in bowling rifle and ager Theron Parmelee at the around and despite Armstrong's one of the most b"niceefolsotrbaarl John Mosely AlBob Hess an and negro speedster The Spartans will play Montana annual wail the Wiens should be with the way his lads performed pistol shooting horseshoe pitching University of Utah In the scouts lstate Colorado halfback two years ago will spell Bergman State college at Butte on Monday able to give Santa Clara 60 min-an- d In the opening contest and hopes swimming and billiards—and then The attractive Utah home grid All of the tailbacks and Dent are capable kickers and passers will fly to Logan Tuesday utes of tough football nextSatur- to revenge the 7 setback ham' B Y U Go Back to School top off the whole affair with a schedule which includes but finding a signal caller has been one of the problems the Pack at Reno last season giving them four full days in day on the coast State Colorado Denver Arizona barbecue picniC Bob Robinett Davis former "We have had several boys try their hand at calling signals Cache valley to get ready for the Denver university hung up a met Thema football and The occasion is the annual police and Idaho has apparently t but all seem below par It may be that our center will call the contest husky win over Iowa State last year and guard: Malcolm Royalty player and fans' favor practhe with hack and Brad Johns "field at the University of Utah and two days this hopes to repeat the victory over blocking day"—actually Plays" Hughes said ticketholders season Tricky Club all tically Bob prominent court officials the Big Six rival Coach Cac Huh-Sa- n halfback injured the past week The center in question is Bob Deason a converted back who Jose has a full repertoire of bard writes that he will be "well should all be in shape for the clash year—sponsored by the Police Ath- last year have sent in repeat Bunker former Utah Aggie footwas a pivot man in high school- - He has been switiched back into orders reports Parmelee letic association ball captain and basketball player spinners single and double pleased to win by that margin at Provo the line and picked up in a capable manner Now he is running tricky Season tickets can be obtained and Durrell Utah Aggie -- -reverses for which the Warner again" The events will begin Tuesday at from Manager Parmelee at 'the publicity director and hoop offi(ahead of Hampton Knikht sophomore and Charles double wingback attack has long Coach -- Frank Potts runs' up 8 a m at the Ritz bowling alleks of Utah the Following Page) Continued-on leading stocky junior who saw some action last year been famous In addition the Spar- - against a toughy in his first apwhen the "city'S finest" will con- University tans have added new plays from pearance as Colorado's head coach test in bowling under chairmanship Veterans will man the guards Phil Martin 180 and Warner's deeper and more open The Buffaloes who are on the of Sherman L Christensen famed Wallace Post 190 being named as starters Bill Busch 175 "B" formation These plays are Spot to start With as Big Seven as the department's s"wrestling 215-to MEN! Here's a Smart New Two-Wa- y Coat r ound Rex Edwards are second stringers with and designed capitalize' on the run- conference champions run up University of Utah gridders fin- cop" One 'hour later the rifle nine ability of San Jose's three against Texas university under the ished their eleventh day of prac- shoot will get under way at the experience tricky halfbacks Aubrey (Mule) hot Texas sun'at Austin C U tice Saturday with a long scrim- police target range under chairby Sophomores in this department are Dean Ewing 185 Leo Minter Howard Costello and John has plenty of manpower with 17 mage session and the squad Is fast manship of Harold W Clark At 1Grou 173 and Jim McMillen 200 the latter tabbed the test of Woffington Woffington got his lettermen back Including on a the of 11 a m the taking appearance horseshoe pitchers will g the newcomers i prep training at Pocatello Idaho Leo Stasica There football team go into action with Earl Worleton ! meet To this crew which was Is no doubt about Colorado being Coach Ike Armstrong is using as chairman of their contest and Hughes believes he has two' good first string tackles in Larry above Stanford Californi the No 1 choice for the Big Seven Bob Johnston Dale Sorensen Gay at 4 p m swimmers will compete an active and Tony ladisernia 205pound ratedsevetil coast teams title but and other they will undoubtedly Ade lt Mac Speedie Chuck Tur- in back stroke and free style events Sophomore Miller wasP agood tackle last year and Iadisernia last year Coach top krr run into plenty of trouble down in ner and Izzy Spector in the back- at the police swimming pool with f hist been good enough in spring practice and the current 'drills to have a much Romney appears 'IL) field but he is not sure just which Paul W Folsom as chairman 14:4 Improved team Texas h smart light topcoat to oust Len Witcosky regular last year from the eleven over last year and the Aggies are is most effective a billiard tourstarting was handed combination On Wyoming Wednesday university For sunny Autumn days! Iadisernla pared 18 pounds during the summer and reported expected to make a good showing a ‘1'31' ?''''o'll lacing by New Mexico last Johnson and Sorensen are a stand- nament will open at 9 a m at the Lt In good condition He looks powerful A warm Chuck off conference Turner apbilliard 0 against the invaders it and the Border Pan with Peter quarter year Le4 parlor '' :tFPvti'-i''- ' sticalovetri I For reserves Hughes has Larry team Is going to Wyoming in hopes pears'to have the fullback spot W F Heninger as chairman Pissoot for I :1 : : 1 clinched and of be off events will run tol shooting Spector chanees Mancini 185 and Bog Anderson All in 0110 hand- repeating the whipping It will be the first game for with Speedie at wingback and off at 10 a m and 2 p m at the 200 with Jim Bruhl a letterman some coat that will give Coach Okle Blanchard as head of Ade It at tailback police pistol range by Harold W working at both tackle and guard iota splondid service— the Cowboys The likable young Clark following which Joseph i 1 ' 74it Ithis for He'll be a pinch hitter and winter Mansfield will take over as enter—mentor has plenty of bickers pull- ' tit'l k I ' On the ends are Lettermen him builda of but for the for task talnment chairman ing 1' to some program 'k cr ' many 'note t & 4" I I:6 4'il io i' at 5:30 p m ing a team that he has never seen Pfrshing Blake another eager 4': —4 and Jim Stinnett t before In two weeks is A tremenReserves are !V Although no prizes will be given N ‘ Ken Murphy 175 dous task Wyoming will do well for biggest eaters d Ryan 190 enthusiastic ' !1 1 fi Ok '1)4' to get rolling in mideeason A 4t Beryl Wright 175 and Jake competition is expected for the Special to The Tribune STOCKTON Cal Sept '1 dBesides six Wednesthese which barbecue Wright a transfer from intersectional begins SANTA CLARA Cal r- - Coach 21 RI —Ancient Amos McCook Neb Junior college has 07 2k 11 games Colorado Mines and Ruck Shaw sent his Santa Clara' day at 2 p m at the target range his Stagg coaching : ' shown will ' rado an State and will i Eroklartsolng intercon Broncos through a long scrimmage Theron W Southwotth who will ability play keep the —' fifty-firof football year "So :: i 3 ference game at Denver Saturday drill '''' in charge promises plenty to regulars hustling $olsoll told his College of the Pa- Saturday to check over his be t All of these prospects make the Colorado State has had afternoon eat and he knowa drink policeand I 'N' and what determine ' 4 Vit eine squad depart' ''' players Saturday they :"' "') ''! Colorado State outlook encouragits trouble drawing fans at Fort ments of would leave October 1 for ' play need stressing in the men's appetites '''i ?'2: ' !I i'it06 Collins and this game with the final ing but Hughes points out that all next week before Bend South Ind for the practices Ai) Is not strawberry shortcake with Miners who had their biggest cam OP 1 opening clash with Utah opening game with Notre cream 1411 paign in years last season is The "Silver Fox" of football anOctober 5 1 coordinate Cob to to time "It draw well at the pected requires 1 nounced be was somewhat Rut' O See the New SIAM who coached 42 110 redo capital sophomores with your older boys" prised by the strength of the Utah HAT years at Chicago before ADAMS ''L1 iContinuld oft Following PALO That's the opening slate—a swell university outfit last year when being retired because of age DO THE Fan for to for be a start what 7 were Broncos tied he's promises but the limit will take a squad of Won't "Pine ZIP! Take out the Iiniag 1 in the Big ready for anythingthis season W4MiA4110W4A0 campaign No 30 Team to about the back football players Thli in a moment for Seven league light Shaw is highly pleased with the O football area where once he BILLINGS Mobt Sept 21 (UP) tittle Itatejt Station With topcoat ZIP! 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