Show 1A R California Mers Bv Boh IftR ANGELES Oct 15 API-Rose Bowl University of Oregon's ambitions get an acm test m mm tofi grid attraction of the Pacific Coast conference schedule this --HIGHWAY with dyed-in-the-wo- ol er Kawaguchi didn't make up mind to leave for the series unm the ticket supply at Cleveland and Boston was exhausted Kawaruchi managed to ret tickets riht back of home plate for the first game at Cleveland and two back of third base for Last Sunday the second game Kawaeuthi managed to jret duh of a mile from cats field home plate in in game the Sunday Following which the Indians were defeated 11 to 5 Kawaguchi boarded a United Air Lines plane and managed to purchase two tickets for the final at Boston The Ogdenite was one of the paid customers last Sunday At of a mile from his seat hnmp Dlate hp not a splendid pan orama of the record breaking baseball crowd One of the five home runs of the Sunday game landed inches from the Ogden sports booster "It was the finest vacation I have had since coming to Ogden back in 'The 1912" said Mr Kawaguchi was to be biggest thrill of my life one of the 86288 fans in attendance last Sunday "That crowd wrote baseball history My favorite player of the series was Lou Bouflreau of the Cleveland Indians in my book the finest player in present day baseball" Masy Kawaguchi sister of Bamboo' made the return trip to Ogden with her brother She reports that the celebration in Cleveland last Tuesday surpassed the celebation ending World War "It was simply out of this world and Cleveland will never have another celebration to equal this one" Sports Tid Bits Dick Nash genial news director of the University of Southern California has resigned his post to join the sports staff of the new Los Angeles Mirror In a letter to this corner Nash said in part: "May I take this means of thanking you for the fine cooperation the University of Southern California athletic program has received and also to express the hope that our will continue down friendship through the years I will always regard my years as Troy's as among the happiest of my life" Many an Ogdenite watched the Rose Bowl game through the efforts of Dick Nash with this corner making the ducat requests Many thanks to a splendid gentleman and a capable sports reported Utah is an eight point favorite over Denver in the Skyline Six football feature of the week at Denver Saturday night Fred Russell of Nashville Tennessee Banner reports in his book "I'll Go Quietly" as follows: "The team was behind three touchdowns at the half The line had played miserably especially the big 235 pound tackle who had been pushed all over the field "As they gathered in the dressing room between halves the little 135 pound coach was burning He walked up and down fuming Finally he stopped in front of the big tackle pointed ' his finger "You — you're just a bum that's all" he spouted "Oh if I had your size I'd be heavyweight champion of the world Nothing would stop me' " "Registering no emotion whatever the big tackle remarked: 'What's stopping you from being lightweight champion of the one-tent- " North Cache Wins Over Malad 32 ' one-ten- 88 th - tub-thump- er world?" Football Finals Weber 21 Jordan 13 Lincoln 14 Payson 13 0 (six-ma- (six-man- n) 2 1) Boise Junior College 12 Weber College 0 Snow College 32 Dixie College 0 Utah Branch Agricultural lege 18 Carbon College 7 rd rd rd An-dreas- on Malad: Ends— R Lewis S Clark K Williams- L Kent Tackles— S Williams Mills T Waldron Dave Anderson V Wil ford Guards — Edwards D Daniels Jay Mansfield Centers— J Williams G Harding Backs—G Caldwell C Morgan L Waldron Tovey Hess E Reynolds W Reynolds Scoring touchdov n — Brown 3 Craygun Keith Hansen L Wai By Hal Wood SAN FRANCISCO Oct IS (UP) batEver hear of a an such with ram fullback tering Jackie? as name inappropriate There is such a fellow His full handle is Jackie Jensen and he's tbe guy who makes undefeated University of California's gridiron ma chine tick of blonde Jensen 1 man In Coach No is the dynamite Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf s ground attack And the lad can do a lot more than crack the center of the line In fact Waldorf uses the shifty runner on his off tackle and famed end sweeps with such success that Jensen has become one ot tne na tion's leading eround gainer — des that he has played pite the fact only about a quarter of each game (none on defense and less than half on offense Jensen is such a valuable man that Waldorf never uses him when the Bears have what appears to be an easy game or if tney nave a wo tOttehdown or more lead The 19vpound ball packer a 21 vear-oliunior out of the navy can do everything asked on a football field This is his third year of vars itv Dlav and during that time he has at various times been the team's best defensive back its finest punter a fair passer excellent blocker etc Right now he is specializing in lugging the leather — a feat with which he surpasses probably every other ball packer on the coast if not in the nation He has carried the ball 38 times for 398 yards for an average of 107 try- Of the four games yards per played to date Jensen saw offensive action in half the Santa Clara and Navy games for two plays In the St Mary's tilt Against Wisconsin as soon as Cal piled up a 20- lead in the first half Waldorf bone-crunchi- 195-poun- C L A- - Owl depart- Col- high-power- big passing Oregon Norman Van Brocklin This: is not to disparage U S O however Jeff Cravath's traditionalget ly slow starting Troys may motougher and their offense gain mentum It should be a close game Lynn Waldorf's big Bears Of Berkeley suddenly unfurling a dangerous aerial attack to go with Jackie Jensen's running ability 4 and slaughtered Wisconsin should take Oregon State The same goes for the Washington Huskies although their intra- 40-1- Sparks - Bint Shovels Ideal for Winter Use Coveralls New and Used Up from Electric Heater 1 Only Special Gloves Leather Used Pair Dungarees New 88s Sweaters Army Wool Up from Coat Winter Up from Mackinaw New Up from Rain Coats Up from Jackets All type Up from Mattress Up from Caps Ideal for Winter Only MORGAN Oct 15— Morgan High gridders turned back Wasatch High d 6 to 0 here Friday in a Summit division head linerThe Morgan ites employed straight football to march down the field in the opening period- Wade smashed the line for the touchmark down from the five-yar- d The attempted placement was wide Mikesell of Morgan raced 45 yards through a broken field to score in the third period but the play was nullified when Morgan was called for clipping d Wasatch moved to the line in the final period but Lefler Wasatch fullback fumbled and Morgan recovered This was the lone scoring threat of the Heber machine Summary: well-playe- - - one-yar- Pa-n- 79 " Store Ends—Randall DahlquUt Ashton '"TMIlll —ItftH Pdernn Rose Thurston Guards mm Piatt 279 " -- £995 9995 993 9295 395 MM LoosJi Scoring touchdown 48 first touchdown in tne second pe- - scrimmage one from a pass and riod Fullback Jack Fnsch blocked the third from a pentfll Marvin Felt's punt and recovered line on the Weber Halfback Bill Moore then passed to Halfback Bill Moad in the end zone for the touchdown Two line smashes prior to the touchdown pass failed A pass was responsible also for Boise's second and final touchdown in the third period Moore eluded three Weber tacklers and passed to end Ben Jayne for the touchdown Jayne stood all alone in the end zone and made the catch The play was good for 33 yards Bad Passes Listed Bad passes from center paved the way for both of Boise's touchdowns The first pass which resulted in Felt's kick being blocked rolled along the ground Three times during the contest Felt had to pick the leather off the ground and get away hurried mks Weber's line was badly outcharged and outplayed during the entire contest and the backs just couldn't get going The Wilcats made only three first downs in the "wated-logged- " football game One of these was from 13-ya- rd Over Weber Boise to Win I 5 Darts Lose to Jordan by 13-- 0 Margin rain at Ogden stadium last night style In a driving Bill Moore passed and ran the pigskin in tans Moore 1500 before over Weber a decision Broncos to give the Boise college the few dry spots of the field is shown above reeling off a gain early in the game on one ofMoore passed to Moad and Jayne (41) of Weber is shown directly back of the play SttTttte Granberg lone Korea Of the same It as the thirteenth victory In a row for the colorful Idahoans dyed-in-the-wool 12-- 0 12-ya- rd SANDY GUea 09 6 0 0 Mangrum Is Leading Golf Pros on Coast ' toy to Your Profeadonal Bootmakers Modern Shoe Clinic 2SSS Washington cm- Aerasf from tbe Rail thrill-packe- one-sid- ed Ctasuds--JOae-- Hov-fl- i f1tll- : ! Brtv-- ar - free-swingi- ng top-mon- two-stro- left-hand- ed ke left-hand- ed left-hande- rs "AMnthrop's six-und- CAMPUS CHAMPS er nt six-poi- nt 27-ho- le two-under-p- ar WRESTLING two-touchdo- nt SssssssK nt - M rd 50-ya- rd 28-0- Sa-wic- Measure 16-ya- AO-Ameri- ca 1-- ! Custom-mad- e Taylor's all-arou- nd football championship here last night with a 13-- 0 decision over the Davis Darts of Kaysville- Jordan marched 69 yards on straight football to score the first touchdown in the opening period Ray Andrus hit off tackle for the Boise Ends — Jackson Jayne Goebbel touchdown Newman Lepore missed the placement In the final period the Beet xacKies — rveison Agee watsen-gerbe- r Nelson Trimble Diggers started a second drive of !' Hag Fallerten Jr Guards —Irionda Sponsier God65 yards to finally reach pay dirt Steve Snider By Montroet Howeton Price carried the leather over from win Wallace NEW YORK Oct 15 AP — Al United Press Writer —Taylor Patterson Sports Centers one the football cut and Into baseball yard stripe Lepore though Quarterbacks — Call Hochstraa-se- r NEW YORK Oct 15 (UP)—Hard-hittin-g Michigan was booted the placement interest for the past few weeks DaVis to tlMI a Football confer terrific get picked favorite today to whip Northwestern in lacing played Halbacks — Moad Moore Saad ence has had an average attendance rated a seven-poi- nt and splendid ball disWilliams Troxel of approximately 31000 per game thus forced and leaders the to week of league the football's Saturday game collegiate Fullbacks —Frisch Weeks so far to the National league's play their best brand of football Weber At that rate nobody is get-tin- e create the possibility of putting a second place Big Nine Summary: -- """"" : Jack Onslow new team in the Rose Bowl rich Ends — Rhead Gardner Ambler -- Ashby ei-'L Taylor G Cook Sox al White manager Chicago Crittenden Ferris IA Michigan Victory would make ready has tossed catcher Aaron Conk Adams Earl Tackles—Nielson Granberg CarTacUts- -P Robinson on the trading block the Wolverines an automatic fasl g Votes Chnstensen son Tullis Stenquist t p r s— H aa k e C M Fotes Jack has hinted that he'd string vorite for their second straight Guards — Hipa Garcia Lambert rfs HuKe ThomBack— along with young Ralph welgei as Johnson Barkdull as Cnw HSU Keller Child for ley flm-strin- e be won't eligible could but title get catcher if he they Centers—Ward Swenson Ham-bli- n Jaqucs VtOt Wagoner new pitching or infield strength for the Rose Bowl again until the 1950 Lrdin -KODOie - T Tf11 End Howard Middleweight Lee fcaia campaign Mioe Ltpore Bush Rudd Wtracrward of Don or a Fa one of the most ato Draayer nllted-abou- t TaeMss Roseilbam Burnetts igogan The Big Nine bowl agreement young boxers this Halfbacks— Felt Keaster Bitton Guartte — Van Moreiy Bataman Web year makes his New York debut prevents any team from making Huff ster Baird Mabrey NIC at I SI Keuben Jones Osmesis Thomas Jenkins Hanssm against Fullbacks— Schmalitx Flygare - Andrus words of wisdom from the Pasadena invasion more titan Price Pierce Alien Might Score by quarters: and snrose Uoaofnan Columbia Lou Little: "All backs once in any three-yespan GLEN DALE Calif Oct 15 DP) 0 6 6 0—12 Boise Score by Quarters: as as look pretty much alike Manlong had a crack at it- last Lanky 0 o o o— 0 O 1— 13 Weber A 0 r Lloyd Michigan 9 Jordan 1 you make them run laterally" G A Davis P 0 0 O 0— O — Moad and Jayne on the California grum year's eyeing Southern Scoring crushing year Scoring: Jordan touchdowns Andrus passes from Moore teed ott today in PrtCOr: This struggle of Western con- the second title h south of tisa y P A T Lepore of the first anround Officials —Richins Stanfield Car-do- n Mich Arbor Ann at Officials: Referee t Hodgson itsatHsa giants at Ok ference week-ena with Giendale Everything is nual open Larson Bead linesman OStler Morgan schedule includd The tops a lahoma A and M this year advantage over his nearest and intersectional nine games Coing foe Johnny Bulla Cowpokes' best footballer is sitowdowns in most of the major manche Bill Grimes a The veteran Chicago golfer came halfback Loddie Kempa golf conference 66 right in with a sizzling chamstar is National Headliners tonight are Villanova yesterday to move two strokes in at Kansas Boston bats Ace Free Nim Baseball ' college pion front of Bulla Phoenix Ariz A from the port side of course Washington Unviersity of field of 150 of the nation's top pro George Recently a basketball coaen nans Miami at Detroit and Georgetown and amateur linksmen trailed the Iba was bitten by a black widow at Tulsa leaders solder ana has to stand on ms text all the sectional On after going out in a par Saturday and to cap leaders — Army North Carolina 36 Mangrum leg while coaching Oakmont took country club the exit all in the Aggies new and Cali- course apart on the backside to post Dame Notre Tech Georgia pensive football press box the car- fornia Baylor— will be In action a 30 penters hung the doors backwards and all were favored by three Bantam Ben Hogan P R E favorite came in with touch 'lev n- - nv more Shorts and h rib a 69 to stay within easy striking fawas a Tech Georgia If Eric Tipton can get his release of Mangrum Hogan Her-she- y in one of five distance from the Dodgers St Paul farm vorite over Auburn Pa and Mangrum currently conference games are one-tw- o in money won he can have a good minor league southeastern running Word is out at that may scramble the league race in P G A events Hogan's lead is managerial job favorite Just $519 Notre Dame that Basketball Coach Georgia was a Moose Krause is going to be a very over Louisiana State Tulsa was Still in contention in the active assistant athletic director favored by one over Mississippi tourney are (Ed Porky) Oliver lf one-haMoose's job will be patching up Kentucky by one and Seattle and Zell Eaton of Monte-beil- o some of the broken athletic fences over Vanderbilt while Tennessee Calif both bracked with at 69 Skip Alexander Lexwere held even Alabama and Hogan Dots H Brothers In the Southern conference high- ington N C and Fred Hawkins Floyd Cot her San Francisco 49'er flying North Carolina was held at Denver each carded tackle finally has found a use for 20 points over North Carolina State 70's Learn- but the key league game involves his talents as a hypnotist ing that teammate Verl Lilly white Duke and Maryland at Washington Was extremely ticklish (an unMichiWhile the Northwestern fortunate weakness for a football- gan overshadows the rest of game to Now him Collier put er) sleep atBig Nine Minnesota willalive TONIGHT Floyd explains: "All I know is Verl the to its title hopes tempt keep When ain't ticklish any more' a as rates and Illinois Charlie Justice and a party reached against OGDEN LIVESTOCK favorite If Michigan a hotel after the dining room closed Minnesota last week the head waiter rushed to beats Northwestern SHOW COLISEUM tie by the kitchen with the word that might cause a three-wa- y North Carolina's most important thumping Michigan on Oct 23 8:30 P M favorcitizen wanted a meal "The govIndiana was a three-poiernor?" asked the hotel manager ite over Ohio State Purdue's chas"No sir it's Choo Choo" was the tened Boilermakers drew a six- reply point spread over Iowa and Wisconsin was held at 10 points over Yale in an ntersectidnal game at Hesalts Fight Madison Associated The Frass By In the far west California's — PHILADELPHIA Gene Bur- Golden Bears who look more and IbIbs IMF— VW ton 145 New York knocked out more like Rose Bowl choices 142 Nixon (3) Philadelphia Billy as State Th© Fnway— tangle with Oregon favorites Oregon was a Seven gfiH? DES MOINES — Del Cockayne Calipoint favorite over Southern 138 Des Moines outpointed HerRich oxblood smooth leather uppers four rows saddle-stitchfornia UCLA 13 over Stanford man Mills 132 Chicago (8) Washover Six and Washington TROY N Y—Joe Danos 152 ington State toecaps extra heavy leather soles and heels It will be California's conferDenver outpointed Frank Cordino ence debut after four impressive 152 Peterson N J (10) victories outside the league Ore1295 MAIN EVENTS ATLANTIC CITY — Percy Bas-se- tt gon Southern California' and Wash125 Philadelphia stopped ington also are unbeaten inside the JUAN Ruben Davis 124 Philadelphia (5) conference Other Winthrops for Young Man Baylor leading the Southwest HERNANDEZ SYRACUSE N Y — Joey De conference with a 0 record steps from 895 John 157 Syracuse knocked out out to play Texas Tech and was Oswaldo Silvo 150 South Amer- favored by 19 points Southern ica (9) Methodist makes it's league debut RALPH HOfiaRice- as seven and one-ha- lf against Jar Graves ke Minneapolispoint favorite Texas Chrisknocked out tian was 127 Austin Minn Pantello over seven and one-ha- lf 127 U El Paso' Manny Ortega Texas A & M with Texas 2V Manlapiq over Arkansas WORCESTER Mass — Leo Vs east are Harvard the Topping 148 Worcester stopped Don Coat at and Pennsylvania Joe Marsh Army Williams 144 Worcester 8 lumbia Army with a terrific new york — ddy DeMarco ground attack was a 19 point Buddy Knox 139 Brooklyn outpointed Paulte favorite and Penn was quoted at Vs seven points Jackson 137 Reading Pa (8) Stu Hart 2464 Washington Blvd WILKES-BARR- E Pa — Buddy FALL RIVER Mass — Jackie R I Farreil 156 Newark N J drew Weber 136 Pawtueket Bus Service knocked out Angelo Amrisano 133 with Gene Buffalo 151 Wilkes-Barr-e (10) Philadelphia (8) T in both dress up and work giving you a long wearing many styles 15— Snide Bill Moore brilliant performer for Coach Lyle Smith's Ken was the standout of the night game He passed consistently for good gains and was the best ground gainer on the field On one occasion he was chased from the Weber 33 to the midfield stripe eluded four Weber tacklers and wound up on the Weber line Dan Hipa Marvin Felt and Vance Bitton grabbed the spotlight for the Weberites The Wilcats for the first time this season found themselves on the defensive end most of the time Boise employed an end sweep with four men running intedfip ence that worked to perfection most of the time The Idahoans had two other touchdowns nullified because of penalties Moore tossed a pass to Moad but the Boise team was charged with clipping Score Nullified Just as the half ended Moore raced 60 yards to score but officials ruled the gun sounded bef-- e the play started Everyone in the press box figured the play started before the gun blasted Statistics show how badly Weber was outplayed Weber made only two net yards from scrimmage as against 201 for the visitors field The mud and water-soake- d d turned an expected affair battle into a Statistics follow: Weber Boise : " 13 First downs I 49 Ave kickoffs in' yards 50 26 Avg kickoff returns 21 0 Penalties in yards aE1 o Passes attempted S 2 Passes completed 237 Yds sained scrim maee 32 Yds lost scrimmage jo 36 Avk punts in yards 39 s 14 18 Ave punt returned yds 4 Fumbles 1 S Fumbles recovered Summary: ed 0—6 A WINNER perfect fitting boot Come in and Mi aur Oct Jordan Beet Diggers continued their march toward the Big Eight AA Loop Gets Michigan Rates Seven Points Over Northwestern Big Crowds In Top Grid Battle Saturday In Football 21-poi- Francis W Mtkesell D Francis BJHK rullbacks —Giles g Mikes 11 0 Waaatcr Backs— G iHKan I Smith c Full— Lafler 2?5 C d Wasatch Ends—Pitts Brockberit Davis Tackle— Broadhead Johnson Martinez : Guards— Stack lay Duke Center— Thacker Quarter— Wriaht Back— M Broadhaad D Simmons Wool Sox Up from rugged Boise Junior College line halted every offensive threat by Weber College ball carriers Thursday night at Ogden stadium and the Bronchos turned in their thirThe game was played in teenth consecutive victory 12-water-soaked and sloppy field At intermittent rain on a a cloudburst resembled times the rain — — A blocked kick led to Boise's A" -- Morgan Takes Close Game Peterson Sonford To Attend Dinner On Home Field 4M apart at the seams and the same might go for the team's morale If so Stanford's Indians who have done more than asked of them except score the winning number of touchdowns might chalk upl their first conference victory since 1946 Looking ahead the conference race may be all but decided in Los when California Angeles Oct 30 U S C — provided Cal gets y Washington at Seattle the week before and U S C escapes an Oregon boot tomorrow ed Is Postponed Fatigue Pants Up from A ds Tilt HUNTERS' SPECIALS C ng Jensen has a special wriggly gait all of his own when it comes to fooling tacklers Instead of faking with his legs as most runners do he does his taking with his shoulder As a result tacklers slide off his football armor like rain of a duck's back dron The Bears who meat Oregon State In Berkeley Saturday are new the only undefeated team m the Pacific Coast conference Souih-Ogde- n If thev should make their way into the Rose Bowl on New Year s day the chances are good that the talented Mr Jensen would give any and all comers a rough afternoon Hes the kind of player" says The "miserable' condition of Og- Waldorf "who only plays at his den stadium today resulted in the best when the chips are down Ana exactly the kind of player postponement of the scheduled Og- that'scoach would give his eye-tee-th any den vs South game tonight for" Coach Cluff Snow of Ogden high inspected the playing field today and said it was simply useless to figure on playing tonight "South officials were contacted by telephone today and we agreed to play the game later in the season" said Coach Snow ican Legion baseball team Utah IMS champions will be honored by sponsors at a banquet Thursday evening Oct 21 at Box Elder high school cafeteria it was announced tOter by officials in charge Kent Peterson Salt Lake Cttjr representing the Cincinnati Reds and Fred Sanford Salt Lake City representing the St Louis Browns will be guests They will tell the Legion baseballers what it feels like to play ball In the majors Both Peterson and Sanford played Amerioan Leeion basebatt The Dublic is invited Tickets may be obtained from V Earl Madsen Eric Seashore "Quig" Nielsen Charles Beckert or any member of the local Legion post U- - good non-conferen- ce Bill Moore 0 7-- 0 26-poi- Lehi 0 Springville 12 Spanish Fork 13 Brigham Young High 0 Pleasant Grove 7 American Fork 2 Cedar City 22 Parowan 14 Morgan 6 Wasatch 0 North Sanpete 18 Millard Roosevelt 45 Altamont 14 Milford 38 Kanab 12 Dixie 56 Valley 38 40-ya- BRIGHAM CITY Oct 15— Members of the Brigham City Amer- Bear River 7 Davis MALAD Idaho Oct 15— After building up a 12-- 7 lead in the first half Coach Hebe Whitings North Cache gridder struck three more times in the final periods to whip the Malad Dragons 32-- 7 at Malad Thursday afternoon Sparkwas ling in the North Cache attack Halfback Paul Brown who scored twice and threw two touchdown passes On the second down after the kickoff Brown scampered off tackle and went 60 yards for the initial score Second touchdown for the North Cache team came in the second Skid-mor- e period when Brown passed to on the North Cache tine and he sped down the side line to score Wad's only touchdown came late in the second quarter when a penalty put the ball on line and North Cache's one-yaover Eldon Waldron plunged Lloyd Reynolds went through the middle for the conversion In the final half it was all North Cache with Brown hitting receivers time and time aeaih to keel the ball in Malad territory constantly The lineup: North Cache: Ends— J Hansen I Talbot J Valentine V Karren Tackle? — B Vaughn M Cray- etin R Mathers D HOI E Grif fin Guards— D Andrus Spackman L Hyer M Hillyard Centers — J Allen Salisbury Backs — P Brown Joe Valentine D Stocks F Karren Michaels R Cooiey D Wilkinson R God- mgL K Hansen Gittens Reese 15-ya- - U Unbeaten California launches its at conference play tomorrow Berkeley against Oregon State Stanford journeys south to play U C L A Washington and Washington State go into their annual battle at Pullman Montana engages Montana State at Butte and Idaho remains idle Along the independent front Santa Clara's strongest postwar eleven draws a light touch here tonight against Loyola and Sunday at' San Francisco St Mary's engages Nevada which Bay City critics rate as the strongest eleven In the west If Oregon is as good as claimed before the season began the Web- - Jackie Jensen Sparks New Bears' Attack left-cent- er 86-2- The Webfoota clash at Portland Cal-tfewith the Trojans of Southern stur-ry With El Trojan still a factor in the Rose Bowl picture the game offers perhaps the in biggest hurdle for the Oregon their dream of appearing in Pasadena New Year s day Oregon doesn't play favored California this season and ita remaining conference games are against Washington State U C L- A and Oregon State Southern California must get fcy U S C to as well as Stanford Wsftinaton and rn Ogden Fan Returns From World Series baseC I Kawaguchi one of Ogden's ball fans returned from the 1948 world series with nothing but praise for the Cleveland Indians and their fine man-agLou Boudreau t his Boise Spanks Weber College foots should outpoint Washington State Thef state affair with is invariably one of those wing 12-in Driving Rain Troians were lucky edge out Rice ding things and the Cougars are team last week Rice improving rapidly outgained them in every L had The Bruins of ment but penalties and Rice didn't Gridiron luck against On Water-Soake- d boast an aerial attack equal to anything but star Washington but their offense came and its Oregon Hopes to Stop USC Saturday in Crucial Coast Contest THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 15 1948 ! ki I |