Show Ss 1 ‘ Monday Morning- - Three Teams Tied IFootball For Big 10 Lead Standings Southwest as testern Texas Tops Georgia Georgia Tech Continue Hot Pace k R I t - Detroit t t k i 'Fen Big IS State and Iowa top with three loop wins! I rlncs on r"-- Ohio Wisconknd a s:ngle loss each an and lqichigan right behind ww:th records 112ini who defeated Northwestern by 14 to 7 Saturday meets Ohio State at Cleveland this week 1zuckeyes crushed Pittsburgh 59 Iowa 0 conqueror of t 3 19 previous: y unbeaten Wisconsin Iktinnesota 0 victim of In- dAina Michigan which drubbed Harvard takes on Notre Dame two-and-o- 1 Pittburgh New 1 ork IletIti)n Tough Foe In N Y Negro s -- t 01 z 1 d- 10-rou- M-r- y ' - -ji- 1 nx-night" i 4 147-pound- er 3 4 v t 1 e 11 eight-round- i ' '''''''-- 5 t (fPnr"tlrilft4PePahtTe---YPeix- - er Yes 1 4 N- s 1 i$ - - - 1A'o-- 1tti90 I Vardertilt arA Ar1 A'ahar-l- i N n - -- o Fl rIlo New N J' Nesviark Jerrv iarreii Lotilsarla State tterv etcms h 26 to 13 with i Tuesday r S11:--Ala- Itarrls!the hero At Oakland Cal —Manel Villa 11s Richmond Turner karl elf: at Tecti Saturday bilyra welterveightn 10 d s'--rte- IV' len '0'1 Y”t Ford-ar- n t7 iimid P I t' Mexico Cal Lemoc Los Al COnn--Ric- hie 7-- lyoar!kerivera)t-47rIvTeh1-52- Mc duel Penn States jinx again Syracuse 15 to 13 Ya:'e opens Bg Three tasks Sat- urclav against Princeton in Co- as rerited Baker field Fordrarn invades Boston college From the Press Box George Bettridge The Utes have not presented as potent a line buster as Bettridge since the days of Powerhouse Pomeroy and Frank Christensen Bettridge's bucking added new power and versatility Colorado to the Utah offense found it was one of Utah's strongest plays and as a result the Buffs started concentrating their forces to stop Bettridge which made it easier to run the ends or strike with passes illonbby - I yards on fourth down ft (J--- a0 ri 1 rd '- Iti- Big Ten Plans New Schedule I Ill I I-I- ntl Jackie Blirke On Protcram 93-yar- 1t- ''- ! 45-min- : 0- r6S0 n -- - 7 J t 470- 1- ' - :''' - r v -- ' - : 'y ''' gp 4) N - - ' $ t "' --- ' :''-- 1 f 1 '111L :-- -r-: ' --:"- lc i 1 ? t'i r kNi° A 2 tt 1 ' f IV ' lk — "NNaptel4)'--i-- 1 - ' a ' - f a - I4P1:'---T'71- - ' i 4-) 71 t4e 1!' 41 ' Ill 1“ - I cl :4 ' 'l1 t - 7 II 4-4' CHICAGO 11)) : - 1 sNs -- - 7 I - " 1 ar ' ' 1 t - 0- - 11 ::: ' Nov 8 01--4 '12 nit' 1 t - - t)fl (UP)— than 50 delegates repre- senting the 28 national sections Ntore as- - of the Professional Golfers' I sociation will open their annual 2f Iji convention Monday with the fate of the regular winter golf o : tii RI circuit to be decided 4 Fred Corcoran PG A tourna ''kj ment manager said only two had definitely been Icontests and that it wouldn't pay the pros to tour the crim tt ! Dick Stabile Andy Stewart Wins Andy Stewart Sunday triumphed over Wally Johnson one up in the finals of the president's cup competition at the Forest Dale golf course - t - )p t ) Sammy Kaye I Ted Flo Rita - - 4 Benny Goodman in view of the open The question of the complete cancellation of the winter circuit which has included some of the richest purses in golfdom was brought about by the cancellation of the annual mas- ters tournament and the four major Los Angeles contests Ga f 4: Ik cts '' f i i A A 1 1 t I t -':'' ' i I 1 i - i Le iVi 1 — rIttc- - 1 I 1 'e'1 1 NETWI from Naval Training Station Norfolk Va from Worcester Mass saluting employees of American Steel Si Wire Company from Salt tits Army Air Base Salt take City Utah from I ItUTA ri Id o rt I ' Roadmaster d I t-- f ' 04 yi:1:o!it:e j A --- Hoffman Engineer jelh-e6o- 637 k I ' 07? i - Br py Radio City N 1 saluting American Women's Voluntary Services Inc - 7:30 p m 11 "'""'" '"7 rq COC-O- t 'j - t :: t 47 I A i r- - LI o o il " :11 --cr - 1 ! 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'i t 1 :: ft- i 2i '''''''": t 1 -1 1"1:r7 "J-'' j I 1 IA A( : '' E the 4 i -- 1W:::f 4 A 4 tV — 11 4'--' ' 14e 'i : P r - - t I El ': t KSL A 'I - 1:15 1:30 1 :45 Li Li 4 pl 4611' ' '' d 'III It i - 004 ' — c I li I 1 11 f-- i '1- : ' : i : loa ' I e ' ? presents rfir 1''''' c 7 Co ' COCA 1 1 attractions l '!' ' v I Ti")4 7 1 I - I i ' - d ' 3 6 0 0 1k marl Lb Mont A 6 2 Londoe lb Waen 0 Is 1EiN o IS 3 0 fh OtPL:On State 7 o IS Vaart 7 3 0 fb h 7 3 Vasn 0 0 Fhnsori 3 0 0 Akins hb Waan St 6 0 0 IS 3 Sheiton tb Ore State 7 3 7 0 0 13 SarL hb eUCLA 3 0 Orttzon 0 tit itphard TneMI PAT— FG—Field trostl TP—Total points 1 Point after touchdown — i at 1 ru-r-- rg 4 1 :te- at ay t - 6 2 i 0(' i I 111 l Avalanche Tips I I 'v - hard-runnin- e I - 33-ya- rd one-ma- I i t I - -- F 0 7 t i b 4 ' when (21"")- d b IN 4 Wayne Page who played one of the g r e a t e s t games of his career smothered him Utah took the ball on a sub back rambled to the thed C forU the secondline and 12 Max Sailor made the touch- dmoaLche CHICAGO Nov 8 down directors of the Western conferFor a team that was rated as the underdog Utah made Coloence in a special meeting Sunday rado look ragged Maybe the voted to discard their 1942-4- 3 conBuffs hadn't been convinced that basketball schedules and ference they were not facing the same 111 redraw them hi such a way that team they saw lose to the Cougars 1 111h 51 in Salt Lake City At any rate 50 per cent of the traveling necesthe Buffs got a lot of surprises sary under the original arrangeSaturday—and they weren't pleasMILWAUKEE Nov 8 CIP- )-- ments would be eliminated ant At the meeting called by ComMarquette university paced by its sensational John L Griffith in Vi eNV missioner sophomore Johnny of the changing conditions attend- Strzykalski who made a touchdown run crushed Manhat- ing the national effort toward wiotan college 27 to 12 before a ning the war the directors also homecoming crowd of 14000 foot- agreed to continue their programs rf ball fans here Sunday of intercollegiate athletics as reOGDEN—Boxing and wrestling Marquette rolled up an early quested by army and navy offifans will have an opportunity to lead and then coasted in with re- cials regardless of spectator attaking over the final half tendance contests in both serves witness to score its sixth win in seven The decision toredraw conference-bsports Tuesday night when Ogden starts this year asketball schedules for the The New Yorkers were bottled coming season followed an afLivestTk shoo atnletic committee presenfs the annual fight program up most of the time except for a firmation by the directors that of the stock show at Ogden high short stretch in the second period they were ready to adjust future they drove 61 yards to a athletic schedules to assist in reschool gymnasium under chairm- when score They counted their second ducing congestion in transportaErnie anship-Vf Fallantyne touchdown in the fourth period tion fight program will after a Marquette It was believed the revised conrecovering be the battle between in the Milwaukeeans' ference card would be announced fumble deep Burke Jackie railroader Ogden's at the December conference meetand the colored demon Eddie Sim- territory 0 6 0 6- -12 mons of Deg Moines with both men Manhattan ing Big Ten members currently 7 14 6 0- -27 In the pink of condition and ready Marquette play 15 conference games a season d to weigh in under the limit i The second headline attraction ft :'-: ' :: 1: see will policeman-wrestl''''':w Ogden's tangle with Fred McKen" or""zie - - - i ' -- ' : TH E This bout will go for a i'A time limit and since both men have I -' met topnotchers throughout their COLA 1 vikvt ' ' ' careers and have thrown the best i I Nt of them fans may expect the real i '' CO M PANY : ' ci y5 thing Fallantyne declared The i : wrestling cop has a big following ' ::in his home territory and over the i V 1 ' '' ' west 17 will make I I The nevi' power threat together with Nelson's speed around the ends Kelly's spirited reverses and the passing Makes the Indians dangerous in every phase of offense Utah played conservative football but it paid dividends Saturday Early in the game Woody Peterson attempted to punt on third down and dropped the ball and was downed in his tracks but he got the ball out' safely on the fourth down Later in the game Colorado attempted to make two show one of the best to be brought -SAN FRANCISCO Nov 8 Busttn' Bog Kennedy of Washing- to Ogden in a long time' Doors ton State was so far out in front will open at 7:30 p m with the show scheduled to start at 8:30 n Sunday it looked like a race for individual scoring honors p M among Pacific Coast conference g football players The fullback boosted his total- to 63 Rock burst Wins points by scoring three- touchBy Tribune Leased Wire tally In Wasningtor 19-- setback by Ran- - downs and a conversion DAVENPORT Iowa Nov 8— vas of E Six Saturda'ys victory over Michigan For the first time in their nine-yeColo- - State E —Utah Sever spilled series Rockhurst college of PG PAT TP 13 to 0 and two now tied Kfnnedy fn Wn5h A GA Tr) A3 Kansas 3 0 in City Mo defeated St l (7 A 7 3 10 31 Ambrose of Losers next must sneking th for e p lead Davenport by a score 7 'i 5 lb StAntond 7rar::-'1:Br zham Youmz which i!ltkoNlrn tib Callf 7 4 of 7 to 0 here Sunday t A 1 e 4 0 NtrArd!e Pb 25 $ Utah earlier in season to Shfl!er ffl StRnford 7 4 0 0 24 54-var- t 4 er Detroit McIntyre UP)--D- on ff Dangerous Offense Kennedy Tops Coast Scoring Other preliminary the athletic programs Six—Bob Steuber scored 14 as title defending Missouri wn:Tped Nebraska 26 to 6 Err: ke away once on touchOklahoma got seainn pcr Epp'V of points in 76-- masTwo sscre cf Kansas State winners rreet Saturday Mss:iri Valley—Tulsa yielded f:rst trDiichdown of season while Oklahoma A M 34 to Pass interceptions brought tss Irtieerev:e 4 two-gam- (Continued From Preceding Page) -- Arex-e'7ec'q The Others s Pittsburgh 35 netroilt 7 Next Sunday's Schedule Green Bay at Chicago Bears Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Philadeiphia at Brooklyn Only games scheduled 147-poun- Los I N Levine Park J—Artie BrAtkitilzh:and Dunellert )nrimde131ohets fanedeker Ynung United States Rortori—Garvey aAt rr1 - For Game With Hill Field lecht4i7a4e17rpdhl126 t 7-- 10-rou- nd forgot Eg MP's Prepare ee e-- to IT utson Sets Record As Packers Win -- --- 11 -- To Wyoming F top-flig- ht Hartford ArFeles ' former featherweigtt champion Ea '4 vs George Zengaras New York featherveichle 10 At New Yorx—Haro)et Green Brooklyn Notre Darre allowed Army only cardinal New York welter to first downs in 13-- 0 "t:ani4te pasting At New Haven Conn—Tommy Ciario touch- Navy made first-perio- d 0 Henry Vasquez N verdict stand Lp for 10 ovfr highly regarded Penn Thursday iN At Flizaheth CDrr ''1 co'ected first major VV fl J— Marvin Bryant ! 1e A g'ataNew York 1eilerscason 13 to 7 over Yale on na:Iser 6 vkeiktio n fnal frur minutes at Nrw York Friday Nevark over Temple rA'tvi college rolled k litot Walker Siclney Tr it 1)kti Q 4ft 110tweights At Chicagn--Jotn- ny Cffiltn New York i a! g uide Brown to n2ry to rioer " d n (2 hicagu teavy 22-1- 4 utmeigviatel0 Cross Holy At HA!IY wood cal—Rodolfn Ramirez Croigate outlasted Columbia f (IP 89 92 429 90 07 429 90 1014 I 111 120 225 i415 175 i423 114 135-poun- a 1 4 4 3 3 P Pet Ii : NEW YORK Nov 8 Hutson crack Green Bay HOLLYWOOD Nov 8 UP)—It took a long time for Santa Missing only three of the 20 end smashed his own National Football league scoring record i Clara's Broncos to get started Sunday but when they did contest games Rolando Pioia of as the Packers whipped the Cleveland Rams 30-1- 2 and Loyola of Los Angeles couldn't hold them The score was 21 to 0 Dines Wyo captured first place Sunday a made next showdown for week with the defending charm- ready in the Salt Lake Tribune-Telegr- a but Santa Clara outclassed the hapless Lions more than that m's weekly grid prediction con- pion Chicago Bears Ten thousand fans saw them t The second-plac- e Pittsburgh PiHutson snagged three touchtest Pioia missed only Utah's vicplay ' Detroit Lions rates handed the For the first half Loyola more tory over Colorado Navy's 0 down passes and kicked three ex- their eighth loss in an many his scoring total starts 35-- 7 and the New York win over Pennsylvania and In- tra points to run 103 than kept even with Buck Shaw's to season for the points wiping Minneover diana's upset triumph virtually no hope of boys and was carrying the attack out the league mark of 95 points Giants with sota as Easterh titlists pulled repeating to them but with the start of the Pioia will receive $10 for his he set last year third-plac- e tie with Brook- into a third period the Broncos began BearsMeanwhile the unbeaten accurate picking in another hectic lyn by shutting out the Philadelclicking Hard drives inside the 14-- 0 week of unpredictable football stayed a game ahead of the Pack- phia Eagles westers of the fop guards by Fullback Bill Prentice at the 5ircuit's and qualifies for the "eNpert" conthe for Plans championship playsharp cutbacks by Halfback Jess A rejuvenated Fort Douglas test limited to contestants who ern division by35--crushing the Brook- offs hinge on next Sunday's strug0 Freitas and hard low charging football The Bruins palyn Dodgers meet the Hill pick 17 or more correctly i team will 97 82 65 61 and 25 yards gle between the Packers and the by the Santa Clara line simply Field Fliers Wednesday in a speFour Salt Lakers tied for second raded A Green Bay victory would mowed down the game and fight- cial for five touchdowns two of Bears their Armistice day service tilt in place calling 16 tilts correctly teams into a deadlock throw the Galoutclassed but Lions ing kick-of- f will receive equal shares of which were scored by Hugh and is stadium The the which would Le have little chance of Santa Clara didn't have to take the maximum prize when three or larneu for 2:30 p m broken without a postseason being to the air to beat Loyola The ex- scheduled blanked Redskins Coach play-of- f Maughan's M more entries tie for second They theWashington's pert aerial combination Freitas F's took aMurray Chicago Cardinals 28-- 0 with in are: Miss Louise Atkinson 224 Denver from lacing and End Al Beals didn't function their last Sammy Baugh firing three touch- e East street H B down outing but the Fort South Eighth KS1--4- :15 well in the early stages and in P M passes to hold their 79 South Main street some mentor made has Whitney Douglas the last half it wasn't needed in division lead Eastern the bouBruce 4544 most in the line-u- p with and shifts Holladay Shipley The Broncs got their first points MON WED ii FRI levard and Joe Davis 857 Bryan and move closer to their second In the first period when they of the injuries under control his avenue play-oberth in three years be up to the form it should eleven blocked Vince Pacevvic's punt in beating B Y U's CouVince recovered as two Drones displayed I47—c413 In the season earlier gars " pounced on him been Paul has McDonough fK Big That was all the scoring until I Win watadC NW ditifir Mel i from his backfield post 31 ' Allik Aqb the third quarter when nine min- shifted t GP to end back where 'ohorrtstArit the I up position I utes after the kickoff Prentice e 7011 a 2 ' Utah U in his ' 1 XL r and Freitas marched from Santa he performed for f NV I t h '1 fi ''L11App Presents McDonough days college Clara's 44 to the Loyola eight back on the wing to receive Gay ! :i to lose the ball on downs Ade It's only 7:i M P aerial passes the ' "11111111011DS but as Loyola kicked back Hair attack should il be strengthened con' back Paul Vino Ila returned 32 ' IiThio “olo VII '1IftIi 11L tf i yards to the 18 so Prentice and siderably F love Utah John former Spend 111" Freitas got busy and banged the State I 1:11111!" t and cousin of Utah's ball across Prentice scoring Floyd gridder I been love moved has k Center Al Santucci failed with his back toSpend l'' the left half position and placement :: I put some extra wallop into 1 I A bad pass from center forced should I I ' I: Douglas attack r Pacewic to get away a bad punt the Fort Novacic who ' Tony performed a few plays later and Santa Clara earlier 6630 — 6:55 Ps Llo in the season for the Uni- t -i -- – r started from the Loyola 34 Freitas Li 0 1 1 of Idaho Vandals has dc and Halfback Pat Higgins and versity furNr to in at moved right guard End Al Beals alternating in fash- ther bolster the sii"-Fort eleven ' i L:'' - ”' ioning a first down on the three in Itv A men Service cadets ROTC A N With KSL Studio r 4 Freitas then went over and San- uniform and high school students r and Orchestra tucci added the extra point 1 cards will be ad- 'I 11 Santa Clara added the next with activity OnSOII IIELLES o Wednesday's tilt free of '' Quartet touchdown in the fourth period cmhiarret Civilian tickets will cost Sub center Guy Giapuzzi recovFEATURING 9:15 :' 444 1174 71 '4i011 oh "Tonight ered a fumbled lateral intended 75 cents and 50 cents L Clausen Conductor Alfred for Halback Frank Scanlan on i Nklit:1 1:9) t 111 1 VA Loyola's 32 and Prentice kept George W Cawley Machinist the line until he had Miss Gioconda Zumpano hammering I KSL PLAYERS it on the one but on fourth down a Stenographer t it 1 ftAll it the Lions held and after trying id W I 0J g101L 0sollIJUIR Harold S Carlisle Telegraph i !I to pass from this point they tossed 1 1 Manager Tonight ii c one to Santa Clara Buddy Far-de- n 1 I G Chambers t ' i ff- 3 By Frank Frawley or I -- - -- Wiz Tackles' 7-- Southest 7 5 tiff 1w- Brones Wear Down Loyola GridGue-ssingin Last Half to Win 21-- 0 Prize Goes 1 0 rhiladelphis Sunday's Results -Chirac" Ilearr 35 hrtwiklyn O 28 Chicago) Cardlo Vkanhington nal O 2""111011: NEW YORK Nov 8 CTq—Allie who has been rated the No 1 for the lightweight challenger crown ever since dropping a disputed decision to Champion Sam- Wscorsn at Northwestern my Angott some months ago gets his toughest test since that night in the feature bout on this weetes boxing program Texas with Piny McKay and national Newark stylist The curly-haire- d Iackie Fie!ds running wild out in Square with four straight circuit goes to the post in Madison Garden Friday night in a Latest achievement triumphs was ta ho:d Baylor to 21 vards er against Sidney Walker the Texas rough crowding Negro who fights raInt-- 1 in 20-- 0 victory tinder the name of Beau Jack Chrs1 an next assignment comes from Augusta Ga by way all Hcrned Frogs grabbed early Springfield Mass and is unhesdines but stumbled over Texas of defeated in 11 starts this year Tech Saturday 13 to 6 The winner of this tussle is the likely candidate to get a shot at S outhern Conference Champion Sammy as soon as the Wake Forest Wam - Mary d head man gets back to Nzhth Carolina State Virg-inicork Tech and North Carolina all The week's heavyweight attracsenmed rear tcp of percentage tion is a collision in ChTwo 1:)g tests this week cago Friday between rugged Johitabe nfrj have NVilliam & Mary meet- - nv Colan from New York's west with Joe side and Nate Bolden Chicago ing Virginia Military anti Duke flouter It will be Colan's last outa back in !(:hape North Caro- - ing before he puts on a coast to rear-btraveleg : George guard uniform and will mark the lra for annual feud Washington Eurpmsed by blank— third ''Friday the thirteenth" on which he has fought this year He ing Clernsnn 7 to O drew once and won a knockout Pacific Coast the other time in his two previous outings in February State now half and Washing-torace March Rose in for in front tarrie California Jackie Wilson the Los btw-Cougars designation Negro regarded as the Angeles State Michigan touring able to give Ray smote only whi:e lowly 2712 Oregon U C L A 14 to 7 ' Southern Robinson a run for honors in that takes a night off from his Cs'ifcrnia and Stanford surprised - division duties at Mitchel field Trcans by turning Mickey Mc- soldierIsland Car-'lMonday to meet Berloose for 21 to 7 victory Long in ever California and Stanford by nis Miller in an ds---'-Wasnington 20 to 7 with New Yorkf o r m e r Two heavyweight Taekle Pirno Banducci the star Indians next encounter Oregon champions also are on the week's card Richie Lemos of Los AngeTrState deferding champions and les :-srs tangles with George Zengaras entertain Oregon: New York Greek at Hartford Conn Tuesday and Petey Scalzo Southeastern New York faces Ellis Phillips of B o th '' G'°rgta and Georgia Tech 14till in Philadelphia M on d ay bouts are steaming along unbeaten Each They meet November 2S N' tr:ran117rii h bah'tlY SaturdAY- Tech bruAh- - Tttkt AILCNIk 7 leairier 47 to the Ptillaileilitila WHIN vitt' 1z' Kertucky ar111h::sttrg Florida 75 "A''t"tN1"york-- - California larkie WIIin 11:lc!gs a t - lierni Miller FrAnk Sindwich In for l'n11l etate Army () 3) got two touch- Cross NwJ bealypassed for two others and ark s Larry Lane Trenton i'14:r''l 1k1 yarfts NtsRissippi ":rnii!!)ok s Mast — Able Kauffman Taaqua Jotraita etwap1: it :!ate trk 4 Tiii41c 7 to 0 Ito I's 6-- I I 14 (fP)-100- 4 4 3 0 Eastern Division By Harold Claaen king into the mirror of past NEW YORK Nov S fot)ttall performances to see what the future holds K ' 0 1 5 5 8 7 ti I - t t Division 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