Show t - - k k - - t tr I) t Sunday Morning i 1 Tr' I1 i 1tc6 "" -- i i (411 Tr -r- '' t ' A g I 1 1 I' c 1 11 T1 L111' ma --- :?::- - - It- 4 - ' ' ' f - - ::- -- ' - T - ' ' ' ' 4 - :: ' Scores Give Win Idaho :::: - t i i 20-1- 4 " - :: 1 : rT-1—- A !'s Fr As F 4 Idaboans were outmareuvered by the speed and aerial attack of Portland's Pilots untiltheir own passing and running attark began to click just before the 1 sounded at the end of the third as ki g i 1 1 1 3 I I 1 - ' '' I skins Nov 21 (T) A Meta - I i - 1 r '1 r'llrgol-- 1 ' ': 4 1 i 1 i - i 1 1 i Lio 1 t t 'ion 1 ' I i 1 t L I k U k ? - ' - - - - ' - 1 - - - ' ' 7 :: ' i -- - ?' - ' ' 52-ya- rd ?'-'- : - :::: ' -- '''' '::: :':::'' :' :: ":" :::::: ::' - - 28-ya- er Fliers xti Star Pick I I I AAV l ‘ I P " '::'?:-Ii-:ii:- Up rd I - C -k- i: - hovse : :: :::- i I t - '' 65d - t - k 4 '1 !: $!:A-4:41::-::"- '- t ::-:i:':'''l'i'- ::: : 1'4-0- t :s 1' :: -- -' : n :::: : -- - A : 1- - -:' all-sta- ttit I ford ant I I - I a L --- t rs t Ala-Ro- sub-Bru- in - ii ei ' i sA -- - ot Admis- Men In Uni- Children Un- - b a m ' Bine:lays Cancel1 Loyola Tussle I I The crowd of 10000 half of them soldiers and most of them certain the army's bombers would crush the Pacific coast conference leaders roared itself hoarse for rlorscro jL F Dyson and Cen- ter Bill- Remington the State standouts and for Lieutenant Hal Van Every the who paced the Bomber attack Dyson blocked two Bomber punts The second time he did it Remington fell on the ball for the W S C touchdown Van Every flipned a pass to Lieutenant Al Floriney left end for the air force Sub-tack- IT i rei 4A ''''' Boston Coll Columbia Denison Fordham Georgetown Geneva - s Football Finale t Temnle etrist Guard Stanford 6 Wash State 20 Portland 39 12 14 Oregon Occidental Washington 26 Redlands Yale 26 61So11111 14 2 6 10 0 East 'Mt - C L A Whittier Dseret Nws Lincoln Penn State P M C 7 I I 37 Boston U 13 9artmouth 21 Wittenberg '2071isour' 21 Geo 1Vashgtn 31 ncbthany 45 Dickinson Gettysburg 287klanhattan Holy Cross Johns Hopkins 6 Drexel Lakehurst N 27 Muhlenberg 0 26 6 12 0 6 201 01 291 i 7 I 34 Delaware St 14 Pittsburgh Lebanon N'aney 01 40 !!'"0111111VeSt Army 12 Arizona St Syracuse 14 13 Haverford ' ((Flag) 7 14 Ok!nhoma Baylor 7 7 7 ' a :- t Ltuto01 - t- ' I4 - : 4 0 AVestern Md 7 Harvard '28 Citadel Clemson Duke Georgia Georgia Tech Lafayette "Iissioippi S Jackvle Navy Morc rui Thr Maryland n Rand-Maco- Murray Thy Morris Harvey Tenne4see Virginia r'-- Eie 3 I 27 Vanderbilt 7 Davidson 9 33 New berr y 21 12 Furman 47 No Car 13 Auburn Florida A & Teas Tulsa Tech 0 9 Detroit - 7 7 27 21 West Virginia 111 College Northwestern Michigan 0 Indiana 7 Emporia St 14 Bradley Tech 12 Ohio Wesley 20 Minnesota 24 Wright-r- t It t ' — 0MO t:- - :: t0-aa1 1 - 02: - 1k r40 : 11 '10 14 i 4 k a v r : t- ''' 1 t - -- - ' L 4 4404a - - - 40 5sutSs ot si'l - - b ' - t A I le 1 -- 114 - - IP( -i- - t — e - 4 ' f tt r i I ) - - 1 : or'" P jr AO! T ' die 741 fl V t 1 - Can yon imagine anything better to enjoy at this season! - z -- - 1 - A savory roast turkey with all the trimmings! And sparkling zesty mellow-smootFisher - 7 20 0 13 13 6 13 crisp taste! 4 ' 4 Together they bring maximum enjoyment 0 19 14 6 6 0 0 0 20 i i h ---- on - I v I 'il 4 1 I a'f 1 t i''-'- 1 : tr 6 r (iite 1 :inedia Xavier (Ohio) 0 Arkansas 0 Great Lakes 14 111 Normal 46 Nebraska 7 Iowa Navy 7 Lehigh Michigan St 31 Mississippi Milliiiin 16 l'ensa Navy 10 Notre Dame 18 Mrryville 6 :Ohlo 4tate 32 AVasli it: Lee 281Purdue 6 Ilamp-Sydne- y 61Pittsb'g Kan 13 Vt'estern Ky 241 Toledo 7 Waynesburg 0 Western Res 0 Wisconsin 26 Kentucky 13 No Carolina 28 Wooster 20 HardSim ' t - ': - 0 Illinois 27 ilL Wesleyan 7 7 13 'N 33 Creighton ' t 0 Mex Ag 6 6 S M U 12 M 55 Drake 26 Texas Christ 0 Midwest 71"" Cincinnati 7 St 1 4 '' : - ' 1 - - ' - - ':: - ::- - ' - 't-- -' 0MNNIF'''' - C cl ' f '''' 1 ' ki 4s 4 i ' 61- A I Beer—the beer with that clean 3 -- ( - Vse - 0 Wash U Mo 19 Missouri Mines 6 6 Will and Mary ON Car Navy 14 - Alabama Chattanooga I - - le J California 2nd Air Force Idaho Oregon State Pomona ' - 1 - r LOS ANGELES Nov 21 UP- )-Loyola university officials an- nounced Saturday that the Lions' football game here Sunday No- vember 29 with Creighton univer- sity had been canceled because of They transportation difficulties said Loyola is trying to find an- other opponent for that day tally Pacific Coat ' e --- I ' 0- - - v 06111"1"H- - ' ' -- - a 4 4- JO )' 'r-- ' ' - ' n I - Noltri t-- State vs B Y IJ canceled Greeley State 14 Colo College 12 Princeton 14 Wyoming 6 Rutgers Utah State Western State vs Regis canceled Swarthmore Manager's Office Fireworks - Dr-vw- ' ' Colo s boide 7 or ire- ' - - !Big Seven — 6 25-Yar- d- Wv n-- ' C ()Haar& '1- ' m ' " : A - r ate t - P"' iResults of Saturday College Games DAY - - A Grand Combination Air Force I leS II 311 r r 'I- - - 7-- 1 n s com-side- Several weeks back while the Indians were slipping around the final game lost much of its color But the recent play of the Ines improvement of the Idaho teara leave little doubt that the finale will be an interesting exhibition of football Coach Francis Schmidt former Ohio State mentor will be presenting his first Idaho team in Salt He has Eome vivid Lake City ntTrrioricgi of ho: Utih rpo'led his 1: rt I 3c7r :: i cncl lps1 111:e vey nuih to even the score Idaho s:ty 21-- 0 and 0 held Washington score Those State to a l indication of the games are a clear way the Vandals have come along in the past month Idaho is reported to have a hot passing game Utah definitely has a potent aerial attack As a result the Turkey day grid show contest should see a wide-ope- n with plenty of play through the air lanes The contest will be the final game for six Utah players including Captain Eert Davis one of the finest team leaders who has Be- ever guided a "IJ" squad chance California's chances faded with of its No 1 backfield ace the Davis center the seniors on Left loss Half Jim Jurkovich Joltin the squad are: LeGrande Gregory Jim and his famed brittle chin Wayne Page and Boyd Thompson went out of the game on the first ends Chet Kim quarterback and play Esutartinagwethetet ssectaonnfdorpdertiuoldi: Big Woody Peterson fullback landed on Jurkovich's jaw Coach Ike Armstrong personally Igcak pile-u- p amid groans of Caliscouted the Vandals in their game fornia followers — with Portland at Boise Saturday The Indians took a rest but will eya be back at their drills Monday to inthe defense for their perfect vaders 6-- 6 Idaho will remain in Boise until L- Tuesday They are due here Coach Tuesday at 11:30 p m SPOKANE Nov 21 UP)—The Schmidt will work his charges out in the "U" bowl Wednesday be- powerful Washington State college line took the play away from the fore the game A big crowd is expected for the backfield Saturday setting up and scoring- the touchaown that forced contest aecording to the sts—stucle" Fond Air Force 2' t'llctie Ke!th -e to iirlzet s::cs :lave loc:le!I r - ' st7ength into a throw all itsv 41 thlri P1' becn ' this year with the exception of the driVe to earn a 6 to 6 tie and remin unbeaten Santa Clara contest ut m ti altdats s contest is expected to be pleted about 3:45 o'clock With Utah's valiant Redskins showing for the last time a big turn-ois expected to pay homage to the team that hasmade one of the best comeback drives in the history of the game iin Utah -- Idaho Portland I 3 16 Total first dim fig Tula' net yards gainedi from 357 305 136 Netaerinimage gained by rotating 166 i lard yards gained by forward 191 174 patties Net yard gained by 174 lilt passing 21 25 Forward passes sittruiptra 13 10 Forward pakkra completed korward paallea completed by 0 0 penalty Forward plumes had inter5 eepted ilrds intereepted passes re2 IP turned 101'00110K lateral 5 4 Number of punts 34 344 Average yardage of punts kirk-off Aserate yardage of 21 20 returns '2 3 Total number of fisrehles 2 hell 101 40 Times N 4 8 her or penalties azellot Total yardage loot by penalthen 35 50 Tribune-Telegra- s it ' :': -' duration Collegiate Bands ------ c: ske- Fiui es In F NOW: of U GrOdUat 1 - er ":- - r GET TICKETS t - V 1 '' A Ii g "i See Utah's last game for the year—and maybe for the :': 1 ) Enlisted S 35c - i w ' drive of the Indians who have piled up five consecutive victories to claim the B:g Seven conference title for the third straight year Kick-of- f time has been set up to 1:30 p rm half an hour earlier than usual so that the game will not delay the turkey dinners The rrezzlo: I i $110 form 55c H dor U 10c ' ( e Rservd fit :: TURKEY DAY S200 5150 Gen - '' - PRICES: Cnter Itstsrvd i - ( I - '' ': : OF REGULAR 1 t $ one-yar- - - newly-crowne- : - - :' U STADIUM The Wes d Conference Champions lacIde the Idaho Vandals from Moscow—in traditional holiday battle I - et 7 :: At U yrs U 41 ever-aarlm- t-- 1 Salt Lake City's 'rhank5giving4 day football feast will bring to- gether the top teams and the state universities from the neighbor states Utah and Idaho This battle will wind up the 1942 football season so far as the Utah The contest fans are concerned will top off the grand comeback November 26 1:30 p I I -- '' !Jay Foot!) J r- - PrI 'I g t tah s Come back Revitalizes Turkey d THANKSGIVING 1 1 r trrel c YSELLA L '' 1 0 "Ill t - n 0- -1 I Portland 11Inn 0 0 0 20- -10 Mn l ittorkh" refree Ingram umpire: t s Porter head lines- roan Elbert n‘10hell Held judge - - IF 1 all-tim- quariera: N i Ruin Huskies' Victory Chance - Id 1 o it and is a cinch starter in the Turkey day clash T it- - f 35000 See Fumble on OneYard Line' wp : ing his second year on Coach Francis S c h in ides varsity IFS rP "2 - - Idaho 1 - : ' red it senitiereff Knoopkis ig t are r m in a t ariatrons lAeint rtrt Plirehmeler 1rmnrk O'Toole re Kerilua Nonnitan Recomovich I Farnatkorth Davisi Plc1knell rh Irbandlier f matt Portland enhatitutea: MeNeraev rckert Notatini Ian lireomin: Idaho iminderipon Tenney hattesma Hans Dt k man David- ff Tomlea I rowlev Manson Lewitt For Portland — Touchdowna neoelfte Parnswortb Riemell try for points Hunt- I tior Idaho: Touchdowns nteger (handler Dykmaa Manson try for points Plaston t -- as a senior is play- kiuntr I 's - Vandal back who Idaho A le re I for hard - running vis - guPssng Portland 4 4 0- ' bowl Thanksgiving day He's Ray Da- :e 1 I 1 ' I (:-- ri :- - Vandals in the Ute l'r!rtland trled 26 passes and eomp:eted 12 for 186 yards Idaho nine of 19 attempts for competed 1S7 yards Dykeman gained 110 yards in 17 tres for most net yardage ackne:1 made 64 yards for Plots and Huntsinger 58 The Pilots were unable to gain the ru!Tged Vandal line ru—irg plays trrnn:ex r:arsr forklpaj'llePrIedcal ward team I --1- ' Trie 26 l'asex I i are in versify of the aerals 3 k f t - - trouble when they entertain the Uni- six-yar- 1 i wildly-bouncin- ' '- one-yar- - '' - - - Here's one good red- son the Utah Red- l 42-yar- 1 Stays In Race for Tide - - d ' ''Iot 1 30-ya- rd 1 Bruin Cre ': 12-ya- rd "4 IP - - 4) t CORVALLIS Ore Nov 21 (IP) ' —Oregon State's Beavers scoring five touchdowns by air flashed the brilliance that carried them to a Rose bowl victory last January By Frank' Frailt ley by rolling over University of Ore-O- n LOS ANGELES Nov 21 CT)—The UCLA Bruins snatched Saturday 39-- 2 The Beavers ran up the most victory from an embattled i crew of Washington Huskies in the g bad lopsided score recorded in the 47 last minute of play Saturday recovering a times the'two teams have met in pass from center and emerging with a 14 to 10 decision that kept One of the west's oldest and most Y - lIn 1 t p çarter Ieft Ha:lback rd 4°1 1 g-r- anvs 1 1 th Howard Manson f:red R 40yard pass to End John rvans two plays before the third lumbered ended 14 mote yards trl the Portland sxs-ir-t l:re before being topped 'Manson hit right guard for one y Ard as the pervA ended and then en the f:rst play after the exchange cf goals Right Halfback Howard Chandler went over through right tackle Specialist Charles Plastino tonverted with a placekick to give Ilaho its first seven points and turn the tide in the most spectacular serles of plays in the game Opening Period scored first in the Pcrtland oe -- ' period when Halfback Lou Farnsworth skirted right end from line after an Idaho the penalty had given Portland the ball The Pilots' second score came In the next quarter when Pilot Cap- ta:n Del Huntsinger fadtd back line and frorn the Idaho fired one of his flashy passes to his companion back Charlie Dick- rell who stepped over the goal converted with placeIltsinger kt'ks after both Portland scores Dale Dykeman followed up the f:rst Idaho score plunging through a bz hole at his own left tackle line in score from the seven-yars'ter passes and reverses had put the Vandals in scoring position Idaho had gained the ball when a Portland pass intended by Rick- roll for Huntsinger had been in- tercepted on the Portland msrk Plastino again converted Idaho's last score came with erlv two minutes to play when Dykernan lateraled to Manson for A d touchdown from the line Passes laterals a Portland penalty and a plunge by Manson thrrrugh left guard for a first down d on the Portland marker had put the Vandals In threatening territory Plastino's final try for S placekick was wide Idaho made 15 first downs to 13 for Portland with almost all of those for the Pilots and a good half of for the Vandals coming on 4r - I 1 them in the race for the Pacific Coast football title' three defeats to start the 1942 I like bitter gridiron rivalries thousand fans paw Thirty-fiv- e atgridiron schedule II nished own aerial their Combining quarter almoat proved disastrous champions as they passed and tack with an alert defense that the game Jack raced to touchdowns in every pe- intercepted more Oregon passes '''i Tracy Wanhington end rip- back Walt 1Mrrison's were State than the Bolin CpaLssAed :1t2( santindi Oregon completed oneBob eluded Erickson from the riodl (fto:Tenr et! reon:: t'''''' scored in every period 10 to rolled and mark the ' 45000 of Joe Day State s sparkling full yard Robineon for a first down on the I the end Milt 18 but UCLA really stiffened :1 'f :1 'C'brig smallest the 45000 fans Iro:11 throughout tahgealionsinsgatsueradsaoyn: oBnruitto ' to d kill 'Wash- - then and a fourth down pass from Smith ' : : '! ' ' i ':-game" crowd in recent years As actingheights went past the end zoite out of practice t captain chance for victory Erickson ' saw Stanford's famed "T" forma- all week with an injury he played ingtons golden kicked out i After i 'P - ster UCLA looked like a champion- - from behindVaterfield i tion function like it did two years most of the time the hts team : lluskies the goal f! in team football the first began a only car-fe- il i drive i' ' that '0 spirited when the Indians charged to was in He scored the first touch- ship minutes of play ago Al Solari ried d to over down 1 the ' ' I down three ":"'''''' i Rose right and diving the by Ao' yards the league title ''' on his mark first downtook the opening kick-of- f "" scored 20 a mass of players only to lose off- and led a then series of bows nomination on Harrison's bad pass Two out in That third the period again 41 The team coached by Marchie tim e- he took- a short pass back tackle smashes that carried 8° bullet-lik- e Wehde to Erick-yard- s down the field and across son carriedpasses '' -': - ' :" to the 12 and 1 Schwartz — down ' field stamped In his own territory jerked free the the left ar ' goal '' lark McCorkle made three yards a group of tacklers and ran the Washington Snelloingqt Ken touchdown and practically the equal of the cham- from in two tries Erickson then got sidelines 55 yards to booted the extra down point with a loose to the one and with fourl ' " pionship eleven of 1940 when score the r: '''::": '''' - '''' ''" ' ''' " 1 ' ' — ' !tries for three feet Washington' Schwartz was only an assistant Tommy Roblin and Bob Reyn- - placement 1 scout- 01(1S ' a in riLinC?121:hBVr2LorzeILther to be in the dri ver s seat ' and used r mentor ' chiefly for '''-- :i backfield chief threats :J sent a string of substitutes and seemed I a mighty role ing ' were effectively boxed by somewhere in the shuffle his team as bounded touch- Oregon ball around the scored :''i-:iits first Stanford - i :' yell line — - Beaver the ' that consistently lost its magic touch Washington far behind the transi back- on a and drive down Washington a m o t h e r i n g everything field men Smith who had 4! outcharged Oregon's :' began :'::::::::: ::'::: :':::'" ''::::: :7!3 ::Y :::: on ::: a ball of free formed recovery Orecharged An intercepted pass gave 11 C L A had and as the game ::::: i 4 ':::'::' fast was all to himself as he California's 27 to a second-perio- d gon two points Late in the fourth progressed took command of the in touchdown and a halftime lead period recovered a fumble attack U CL A failed to make a smothered it The Bruins then Oregon of 13-- 0 :: :::::: in State territory Roy Erick- single first down in the second froze the ball and in three ground :: :: t ''''''' ::!? ':':::::::: ' "'"" ' 72' '"'"' :::: ':''': ''''''41':''' plays the final gun fired A weak California punt paved deep i '::': '':::: :' :': SOn's pass was intercepted by Bob half o r the third-quartf five-yar- d the on and way line : Libbee the :::: Washington started the second touchdown It went out of bounds he ran back of the goal trying half as the Bruins opened the on 48 and Stanford Bears' the ' t to elude Russ Novvling who finally gamejust : ::::::z:: :::::::::::zs-y:::::":::- : From the U C L A 47 Erick- I crossed the former's last line three tackled him there a safety for son dashed A C U L through the was ' plays later The scoring playHamright guard cut back and scam- :::: :: from Ray a pass pered unmolested to a touchdown f: ::' :1:: :':: mett quarterback to Right End Tulane Plays New '3' 49' :'' :::::1:t: Fred Olson's placement tied the ':::'-':4!:' :::':'::::ii'and the latter ran rrU Laverty Roger score A Huskies followed this -' 7 ' SACRAMENTO Nov 21 (UP) ft 'i k I 20 yards untouched Ball 1 of a with down to march up Type ''7'4: t H: The ' strong Mather Field Fliers 4 the Bruin five and here as Pass ii':NEIV ORLEANS—Last season U C L A stiffened I Intercepts team got a new recruit football Olson stepped ' I: Ross Dana left halfback Inter- the powerful experienced but un- back and booted a I to Saturday for the game Sunday ' placement Green Wave give the Huskies a 10-- 7 advantage Tulane - ? cepted a California pass and gal- inspired :::::: 't:::::c-''-7rStan35 final an for the 1:: :7)7 orthodox For a brief time this looked like with St Mary's—Lieutenant John game took loped yards played f 477 :::':i: :':: lead ::::':': touchdown With ford the and few breaks chances few the deciding big 1':: but UCLA Nftek new athletic director at the got Ii:r-- 1' A '' ' 4 :2'41 established Coach Schwartz ran On alternate Saturdays they Quarterback margin Bob A ' ':A:'1''S:' Waterfield field and former captain in many substitutes down to third droppcd four tilts in which they virthe tide with a sharp pass ican from the University of Cali- : y'ri:: to End Herb Wiener late in the 4 I stringers and California scored were favored l its lone touchdown against these This year the Tulancs have al- third quarter The pass was good fornia Meek played for the western most forgotten their old single-win- g for 23 yards and Wiener who—had boys l:earlier this fall and Aided by a 15 - yard holding power plays They empha- sneaked behind Quarterback Fred army e one is of the s coast's Wehde which ran and size Erickson six Stanford great penalty against spreader In He Bears backs the to 48 on and all line ball their the them the captained gave sweeps multiple passes goal yards y A fumble- by back the Rose bowl in 1938 against the Bears connected wi th two sorts of funny things They don't -i barna in 45 to a Kurrasch late last safe the how of know total for passes play good t:-' --- "" ' -mow i6Nym- yards plus two plunges to find themselves a yard from scoring turf Gene Pickett sub left half went around Stanford's left end for the touchdown The Indians added two of the extra tallies and the Dears made good on their lone conversion 9 11)' fourth quarter It was the Vandals' annual aprearanne in southern Idaho and CC(100 fans watched in amazement I 14! I I red-shirte- heavier BOISE Nov 21 came team of Idaho rniversity from behind Saturday to overcome a tricky Portland university eleven 2r) trl 14 after the Oregon club had led them 14 to O going Into the ' i t1 Coast conference football season in brilliant fashion Saturday with a stunning 28Ito 7 victory over University of California's hapless Bears d The boys who fumbled and stumbled their way to A t 9 Trill iv ph Oveli'! V7 shin on '1 11) —Stanford Indians climaxed their Fourth-Quarte- r B t By Russ Newland BERKELEY Cal - ' November 22 1912 -- Stanford Routs Oregon Staters California eU' Use Passes to Bears 26 to 7 Rout Oretion n ::--- -- :- 72'rititint t s - - 4 r5 Veteran WWII Lead Mates Against Utes Vandal Rally Subdues Portland ‘11-u ' 4421i nkt 5111t ke Oat 17 5 Lto AA 1 -- 1 -- " - c t i i 64 - I ‘if ' - f e)oft: I t t - Promotes f ' Good Cheer' t t - t tt - - |