Show - 4- v-- e - - 4- - r4 f § ‘ lk I 18 Friday Morning 5 '''CI 7 I 5 '- 7"11 It - F 0 a Ga 101e wf -- Olt "ILI 5altt1kr Ztiburtt 73713c k-- e I 7 -- a 1U) 4 T Boférase Ge-L8- - t t November 6 1942 0 t i ig -- ?':''''7 -- - ' - ' 4 - ' - ''"-'- ' - I I 4 ii I1Villiam 4 I ' - ' :i - : - - ' : 1 - k - -- :' 's :" - - !':7 - - - e- :- : "- :'' ' !- ti 4t - k - :' --- - : - — -- 1' - - ' ‘ : - : ' that authorization to hold it in Kezar stadium had been received from Lieutenant General John L DeWitt head of the western defense command Announced in New York ' '' :: ' -- : i: 4-- : - -- - ''- ig1 e 4 : 1 i 4 BOULDER ' i 2 ' ' l S Y Transferred to New Orleans Last Year c I ' The game which annually attracts close to 60000 fans was e '': s' :e ' transferred hurriedly to New Orleans last December following e the attack on Pearl Harbor At that time army authorities f - '"'ef' events as the west coast on scheduled such down sports clamped and Rose bowl football engagements !' New Year's day East-We''' ' ' :: e ::::': a' and the Christmas day opening of Santa Anita race track ::: ' ' Western defense command headquarters confirmed Coffman's announcement that the East-Wegame'could be ' t e :es held in the Municipal stadium situated in the middle of the city and not offering any traffic congestion problems :: :::!-': Army authorities withheld comment on the possibility of ' :'e----ahead" signal It the Rose bowl encounter being given the "go made been had a direct application was not learned whether - e - eee Officials of the Pasadena gridiron spectacle voted recently to e ea- -e : ts-iho:d it if approval could be obtained The game was moved to i fee Durham N C last New Year's day where Oregon State Coast ':::' ' :::--1t4 Duke defeated conference champion :' -- :: -- T: ' t ee:: ::: - aer- ::- - ::: :1--- : : eee-C- - - tre --- ::: i - - :: :! :: :7c I tt ' I ' ' e' -e :::: e'-::-': st : ' I z ?'''' 1 ' 1 ' If e' - ::- ':"' :'-- - :: ee ::: T:-- :I' :': :' -- ' 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Another duo that might see some action is the passing combination of Rex Olson and Reed Riggs which was uncovered in the Utah State game last Satur1 day Pleasant Grove sit Payson Provo at LinC0111 Spanish Fork at Springville ' 'Strong Motor Co Car arid iTH SOUTH AND MAIN Hodson Motor Son-Gi- o Supor Lobo Dist DIAL IL -- - Region Four-Si14attatelt itrattenty at ' star and Louise Snow field x Southern Richfield eox-Ma- Hinckley at Hurricane Milford at (Mir t ity l'intah registered in 1:13 160101114ettalt6Itaftent-:-- - - c !1:!1' 1 et r- ! e''-I- gt Six-Ma- I intah at Alterra 1110e—r--1- -- - t t - 1 a Cal !10- - -"' -- - r - - r 4-- -- 5) Li Aot fa — 4 --- -I 63 (All-Seas- - Now Slashed tlialla - $190 - '' 0 ' r- I on for Coupe) - tall'41 Tt-- s I Ceiling Prices Begin at $245 11171- vizz:-f-- - - DELUXE PLIOTEX SEAT COUERS Se six-furlo- NOW w-a- ! to 1 o CeiliC:guPPer -i co - meal b 1 Protect Keep clean comfortable Buy now your car's puholstery while prices are cut - ' LOOK AT THESE 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participating in the f''''''''!"41"'dR444"- " I 3313 MILE TIT: 111Elil t--N Jackson Lake 17 ishin 'I Ikalktiv s 3-- I 1 - HSU1SHED UP rip ry 41) LI 1 B meet will be held Sunday Arizona New Mexico Texas Mines and Phoenix junior college are expected I to be represented Beater at Parowan i :2 - 0ti 41 NT - t O sludge t G 0 0 D::72 E A r:2 VALUES: Dip NEW YORK Nov 5 maining in contention all the way and driving to victory in a photo finish H E Simpson's Alhalon won the featured event of an card-aRockingham Park Thursday Opposition was furnished by A o y which Gaignard's Cash-o-came fast in the stretch but was shunted to second by the camera Raisin Bread owned by J H Carr was third The time for the mile and a sixteenth was 1:17 5 with the winner paying $960 Chester Caldwell's Last Bubble aeon his ninth race of theyear by taking the kVestern Hills Country club purse at Churchill Downs Thursday Displaying a liking for the mud- dy going the heavily favored son of Bubbling Over jumped into an early lead and remained in front for the remainder of the event At the finish he s a length in front of H C Richard's Lady Sponsor which came from far back to grab the place from Charles Leist's Zorawar The winner paid only $380 and ) I 1 PR1C$ : line-u- p t t 10-rou- J ! fl I (— - 1 1 1 CHARGING six-ma- List of PUBLIC - one-ma- Fri-o- f Uts to Battle Fols Goal Posts 1 - 1 - fifth-roun- their - w933 i - 28-m- i 1 - 27-ma- - - I t Sat-Thursd- ay butell Meyer Celebrates His 20th Year at T C U g g - Pat-mele- e Wta4teee--e-- -e- - rive in Boulder about at S31'17 everything athletic day and hold a signal drill in the since Matty Bell and other Colorado bowl afternoon that big the armed coaches entered A triumph for the Buffs would services Well there's been somejust about give them the title of a ompromise since their only other game is the Stewart works the James classic with the Thanksgiving boys in football during the Denver Pioneers at Denver afternoon At night Jimmie Utes on the other hand Stewart takes over basketmust win Saturday's game to stay ball—minus football players in the title race at all They lost who double in the sports to B Y U before rolling to consecAnd oh yes Stewart also utive triumphs over Utah State Is business manager and has Denver and Colorado State to count the money But taking the trip were: Ends crowds haven't been any too LeGrande Gregory Wayne Page good this season So that job Jack Thompson- - and Tally Ste- -' difficult Isn't Teri yens tackles Jack Okland Broderick Brig Gardner Howard Wicker and Reed Nostrum 0 guards Ted Barrett Glen Leddinghani Stan Stapley RolandEvans and Pete Vrontikis cen ters Captain Burt Davis Niel Zundel and Ralph Olsen quarter- backs Chet Kim Homer Warner and Dwayne Jensen right halfBesides getting a ''new lease backs Wally Kelly and Bob Brew- on in the Bicr Seven cunferer left halfbacks Frank Nelson ence title race the ah university and Bob Musulas and fullbacks football team hopes to retain Tribune Intermountain Wire posLOGAN — Because of a snowed-unde- r WoodY Peterson George Bettridge session Aaf the coveted Theron S e and Clyde Nichols posts by beating the camp Utah Aggie gridders Ike Armstrong and highly-toute- d goal Colorado Coaches Buffs had to settle with a "skull and Pete Couch and Trainer Einar it was announced leavNielsen accompanied he squad n c4rd drill" Thursday before as the squad left by train for the gamesite ing at 5:45 a m for their invaThe goal posts are miniatures of sion of Colorado State Connie Norden Wins the real thing and were presented the is A making squad to the Utes last year' after their OAKLAND Cal Nov 5 first long jaunt of the season Connie Norden Oakland heavy- rout of the Bisons by Parmelee Coach Romney announced They weight scored a d then Utah techgraduate university will arrive in Fort Collins late Fri- nical knockout over Tim Heffer- manager and now a captain in the if time and afternoon permits nan San Francisco in a sched- army at Fort Lewis Wash day they will hold a light signal drill uled main event WedThey are being taken to ColoA warm-u- p practice has been ar- nesday night Heffernan was on rado by George Richardson tackle to on last year's Ute squad A four-ca- r ranged for Satuxdaya morning be- his feet but appeared-zunablThere is always "grudge" student Caravan is making the defend himself when the referee tween the two Farmer schools stopped the bout trip and this year the Utah Farmers are seeking revenge by spoiling the Colorado Farmers' homecom: 1 i The Colorado boys won 7 710 r"7--41 ing F---1777:3 I to to 6 last year f t upset the Utag 1 I 1 j 4 1 1 71 1 1 celebration i 1 ! i t I I Romney announced that he r I probably would start the same team that was successful' in upsetting the Cougars last Saturday and was confident that his charges would chalk up their second conference victory of the season TO 3 p m Conclude Drills for CAC Contest t : Nov 5 Colo A!crs i Cougars Aim Davis Eleven Faces Granite To Abandon Carbon Travels to East 'Polite' War -- a er :: :6::a4:rAciktigk:k:44A 4o4y44evii-s::4e--ze4 During the early months of the war the army maintained teams meet Friday on the when who tackle the East high packers a strict policy of prohibiting large crowds for outdoor sports Art ONery ll Base-taThe ball East Carbon's make Coast should for game starts at 3:30 p m gridiron things tough events It was first relaxed in the case of the Pacific normal as under league which was permitted to operate conditions this nearyear by Bay Meadows track one of the A few major horse racing plants in the state was granted approval and is running a y meeting The track is located some 20 Mateo but depends mainly on patronSan in here of miles south Francisco San age from Two games—one pairing the classy Davis Darts and the PROVO—The war has brought unbeaten Granite Farmers and the other matching the Salt about a lot of changes in the field of sports andthidders Brigham Young Lake City league champion East Leopards against a powerful expect to make university gr Dinosaur eleven—will feature Utah's richest prep grid another one Saturday when they Carbon ll "gentle-footbamenu the season as competition is 'resumed Friday of intend to abandon their coach and his record Is manly" warfare they have carried The Darts whose only setback Wide NVOrId Features on against the Pioneers for the was a 22-- 0 shellacking to an inFORT WORTH Texas—Dutch one to envy four years spired Ogden Tiger aggregation Texas Cnran During eight seasons Meyer's past grew The style of play- "gentlemanly" early in the season will play on 27 57 lost won teams have You games versa vice arid to is their home field at Kaysville find opponent your allowing univers:ty ing ' and tied five while the Frogs with win on your field For three years U withare expected to give the unstopped TC couldn't imagine just 1941 Denver has con- - 11938 1939 and in elevens one Farmers who are in prime condiof the the greatest out him—like taking away to win in tion their hardest game of the ference history took the cham- - allowed the Cougars A short-wav- e radio and a loud year Denver while the B Y LT allowed will be at The kick-of- f unwere 1938 in and Leo R (Dutch) Meyer is in his pionship in Provo to win Pioneers installed been the have m 2:30 system speaker p and untied for the season But Coach Floyd Millets gang at Alta for safety purposes during fracas will twentieth year as a football coach beaten The Carbon-Eas- t And the bowl record! are gone the coming vinter sports "those said that ma 3:30 with the Leop- days at p gin there to team Meyer has taken his v er went as E J forest Gurr Wasatch national virtue of the through they ards edge holding by foreh T CI New Orleans twice beating LouisiBut h:a connection with e drills Thursday afternoon supervisor announced Thursday their streak winning 2 twhich Car1936 in and ana State And before that athletics began included blocking tackling Installation was made by Frances Elsewhere in the Salt Lake area those connections always have negie Tech 15-- 7 in 1939 in the and defensive drills against a T Woods forest service engineer and Cyprus and Park City Jordan trimmed as bowl: been profitable to TC U—such Marquette formation Sugar is also work Mr said Gurr that Summit will tangle in and North 16-1937 bowl in in the Cotton one conference championship op a new rest-roo- games expected to be as hot as a 0 on completion Sidelines nearing Stars in the lost and and bowl four giving appearances in the lower Alta basin campaign speech lOrange bowl last January 1 With several stars on the sideFarnrny Baugh and DEtvey A "natural" on The forest service is now atslate is to the football world to illness and lines due h injuries tempting to find suitable adminis- the annual Logan-Sout-Friday's Cache ' A quarter of a century ago on to several Millet will have rely officials to supervise the grudge battle—this year at Hytrative Ocean as Wave came to the new men In the left tackle spot university Captures Meyer rum eight miles south of the Cache a freshman from Waco He letwill be Eddie Morris a freshman winilaygrounds metropolis tered four times in basketball iSagamore Handicap Morris' first apThis will mark liebe Whiting's surprising North four trnes in baseball and twice in as a starter in college Ensign Stake pearance UPI—CaluCache Bulldogs so far the classof 5 Nov BALTIMORE footta:l In those days freshmen he has is and the chance imt region one will play at Weber ex- met farm's Ocean Wave came from play been waiting for pa rticIpated in vamty sports 0 seeta to win but keeping their Tvteth team pecting et the est W 000 3 in cage be will end the I The right I)tItch behind Thursday to win the S2765 post rtr1i y:n 6A7 fingers crossed and Box Elder's Pli zhtectrh 2 Norte once baseball nine and the of a sophomore taee Grant YAff Eniii 2 3" Bees will travel to Tremonton for Sagamore handicap feature of the hands 3 000 0 be ah will Prtttv fa:r athletie record of his Pimlico also who Taeita Nrh starting race program from five Richins 3 000 a pot shot at the Bear Biver Bears 0 n'A r: Ten varsity letters and three his first game Richins is stepping eatiih sagateetts Renulta other ThuroduyI At Orem it'll be another one of nh Twen1IUk tires captain Fcuth NJrth Twenfavor- into the shoes of Thayne Stone tieth Ocean Wave the odds-o- n those furious games between the '29 of out the is game Meyer coached a year in high definitely Klituiro 44 Kciel Kurrign 37 We' the six furlongs in who a aehool after serving in World war ite covered 34 Nort h ElklItecoTh SJuth Elicht- Lincoln Tigers and the Provo Bullsprained ankle 5 over an off track and with 21 eenth I then in the fall of 1923 with 1:22 dogs to is battle going expected I and $210 be An Schedule for November lit The Provoans need the game to T CI7's entry in the Southwest returned $290 $250 between Reed Nilsen and Joe 6:30 p tn—North Tv‘entleth vs West shortwas across board the the It continue their grip on the region ErvAlgn two conference he returned to his are who the Cribart leading to date 7:10 r' tn—North Eighteenth Ns- South three driver's seat and Lincoln will alma mater as varsity baseball and est price of the meeting for Big Seven honors Tweutteth ft :30 p The Blenheim II son reached the contenders de—South Eighteenth vw Youet be trying to break a years old jinx fresh–man football coach is at center this year Nilsen that has found them on the short In 11 years his freshmen grid wire two lengths in front of E R fending this title which he won )"11" end of the score every year since teams won 29 games and lost Bradley's Beau of Mine Another hands his he will have but last year Hockey Results the two schools began athletic reMs baseball clubs always Blenheim II colt Mrs Walter M full in doing so Saturday four National lations were in the thick of the confer- Jeffords' Halberd took the show More than ever the Cougars rh ia go 5 host 011 League Hottest game in southern 11tah's ence races and spots trailing Beau of Mine by a want to win this game for the boys lied Wings 12 New York n The next year he became head length and a half loop will probably be the who won't be back next year nangers 5 American League Those playing home of the Redmene who are fa- nearly the game Saturday include line-u- p Nilsen entire starting As a Service to the I Ken Bird Mike Mills Captain Herman Longhurst Bob Orr parativeI3' weak Hinckley six for Jim Hecker Tbheexset opposition !IDNIoavrsk Nvyeileld abned t graduating to end the I spring and they hope Tucson Meet DraNs-that home helped they ground jinx I WE WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR I to last start year 100 Ace Netters I I To Start at Left End I 1 Three Sig TUNE-Ut TUCSON Ariz Nov 5 UP)--- P MOTOR i i Smith C at Went C 3:30 p m Mike Mills is slated for the left The lkloodov thirtieth annual southwestern Mouth A at Weld A 3:30 p tn end post and Bird will be in at his WITH tennis tournament with more than i Memorial C at Eaiit Judge 100 entries representing California 3:30 p tn i regular right tackle hole With 'triton at East A (nonleague) New Mexico Texas and Arizona Wesley Bowers definitely out big 3:30 p m r t two first year menardar:pofitghltlinagx i Region One opens Friday on the University of 11 -Bear River at Boit Eider it out for this hi Arizona courts and continues t Cache South Logan at Schafer and Lee Dyer North cache at Sieber Through Sunday I Bob Hull will be in the left guard Region Two UNTIL 10 P M MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Among outstanding players enJordan District handled since he which has post tered are Bob and Tom FalkenDavis 2:30 p tn at Granite 1 Grantstille at Murray Fielding Abbott was injured Until Further Notice berg nationally-ranke- d juniors Jordan at Cyprus Glen Oliverson quarterback Tooeie at Bingham from Los Angeles Russell and Herman SUN-GLand Bob Orr ! LUEE Longhurst USE SUPER to District Sammit increase gas mileage I Joe Ball of El Paso former southPark City at North Summit halfbacks and Fred Whitney west doubles titleholders Homer 1 Banatch high at Morgan free sticky valves reduce motor friction and clean up fullback be in the starting will Richards former Phoenix junior i motor Region Three 190-pou- I : :::17kj'4? ''''Y'''''''t' ' 1: :: :: riteeting which annually pits the team selected by a vote of the t 20 conference members sgainst an outstanding college eleven from the rest of the country The western representative picks I L :f'1'7C:'''-'1-177:-- i e?--- 4i4 ' : :e: e--- :::::::::- : ' - -- a :e1'o4ie : eeeez:: sr::: - e: '!' : -- -- &--- ee e:::: flash Red Grange now nationally known sports scribe— the Ines were in high spirits when their train pulled out following a spirited student rally at the Union Pacific station The squad was scheduled to arex-Illi- ni (UP)—In the dressing room Colorado university's football team there hangs a sign It reads: "46 to 6" and it is expected to play an im- portant role in the Buffs- loes' clash with Utah here Saturday The sign represents the score by which Utah defeat-Th- e ed C U at Salt Lake City last year—one Of the worst tramplings the Buffaloes ever suffered And players and coaches of the Buff squad swear they ivill replace that sign with a reversed one come next Sat- urday night : - ! Despite being assigned the role Gctitte 1941 d - F - : - g i : - : ?: - 7--' 4- 5- : ::- st ""':: - ! 'b :' - - ' i' '' —-- -- - t tintlpartment athletic of underdog by dopesters—except - - -- I and only the end of football season can straighten things out It seems Coach Jimmie Stewart of the basketball squad is mad at Coach James Stewart of the foot-- I ball team because the latter basketball won't release players now on theon grid the squad for practice court J IL Stewart the digni- tied director of athletics has had to wave the big stick in order to make the coaches quit growling at each other That's what tomes of havn staff James ing a H Stewart is the head of 27-ma- Buffs Post Score of - t DALLAS Nov 5 (Al — Dissension has broken out in the Southern title-boun- " t 6 d In top physical condition and rarin' to tear into the Big Seven conference Colorado university Buffaloes a n University of Utah traveling squad Thursday evening entrained for Boulder Colo site of Saturday's crucial battle ' ' '' 4 : ' er -- 1 ' ' ' ! -e - - - ' :' - - : ' '' :::t: —: ' 2 t — - 7 - : ' st 0- 7 Ilus Newland ' SAN FRANCISCO Nov 5 (P)—One of the Pacific1 coast's game will re- blg postseason football classics the East-Wetu— to its original San Francisco site New Year's day and military approval of the event encouraged belief Thursday the Rose bowl contest of Pasadena might receive similar treatment all- Coffman general manager of the East-WeFly - - 1 5 Coach lias6Dtspute With linsel - - -- : s1tU I ::5 kJ:? 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