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Show lOiES WILL CLASH WITH UTAH UNIVERSITY IN ANNUAL FEATURE TURKEY DAY n, treat of the year in college foo'ball circles will be staged al Sail Ukf Thank?ciiiiL' day li-n the fast trersiiy ol Utah aggregation and L Utah Aggies mix In their annual jh Both aggregations have fir I rhss teams this season but dope fav- lb ,cde- in the coming erand 1 tale to the greatest of all grid spa KJ65 in Utah. At the opening of he season (he rjilrersitv of Utah wanrors -tartd on irunpasc for conference honor?. Thc get the. r first stumbling stone at Fort Collins when th y jven d( feated In . ( olnr.nl" cc i'- sans. This Hue j?as a nip nnd tuck affair and iscnl toe Aggies on the long end of 34 to 21 'core after a hat tie from e sound of the whistle in the first Jul I. An cmin.l .f llic v hieTl.-, -rwl. a: the game. Since that time the Tub team has slumped, while on the iier hand the Aggies have p la: I tcae wonderful ball-Utah ball-Utah defeated Boulder 7 to 0 on her 1.mc- field and the Aggies managed i llip ever a 10 to 7 victory oer j Botildcr on the Colorado field. This Mference In scores together with the fjet thai the rontesi was played on fafeign soil makes the Aggies favor-lifs favor-lifs over the Utah aggregation. Aggies Win la the last meeting which was! Eijed In lj17 th Aggii s with Mose Stiefcl and other stars in action man irai to defeat Utah 14 lo 0 . Last nuod the two teams failed to dish I to to the influenza epidemic. This jar. fcowpvfr, it is expected that bun- ireds of fnn from Ogden, Logan and hit ?ections of the state will Invade Salt Lake pulling for the Aggies.' Cgden Boys Mainstays Two Opden youths Glen Dee and J ! F&lck have shown a world of' B class on the Agcie aggregation and are thp mainstays of the team. One Denver writer in commenting on the work of Falrk Stated that he wn-: the mainspring in the Utah attack and one of the greatest open field runners ever seen in aeticn in Colorado. Dec is a fast youth and one of the best backs that ever wore the blue vnd white of the Aggie lair He is a star of the- first order. Both Ogden boys will be in the Turkey day fra.. airi it is expected that they will show a world of class. Walter D Bratz, sporting editor of the Halt Lake Telegram, In pn article in that, paper last night, stamped ilu Aggies as favorites o or the crimson. The fraternity fights staged at the Crimson school, according to Bralz. a rii Lr i 1 1 t n t li o o ( li Ir.t In iTitirnt-t onil the fighting spirit of old seems to bj hacking Reports from California state that the Crimson backfleld stars played like a crew of "women" and I when a Los Angeles scribe makes a comparison of that nature the team play of the varsity must have been i far below standard Aqgies Backed Here Locally the Aggies are being backed to win. due to the fact that two former for-mer Ogden high school stars ar- the mainstays of the Aggie scoring machine ma-chine Coach Dick Romney of i Ac gies has done wonders with his men and in entering the fray at Salt Lake-next Lake-next week the Agg;es will enter confident con-fident of 1 ietorv The Aggies meet the University of Wyoming stars at Laramie tomorrow in what should bv a battle Wyoming has one of the fastest teams in the histon of the school and a nip ami tuck affair is looked forward to. With the Wyoming garqe ended the Aggies will return home and spend the re- I Smalulng days of the season practicing . for the clash with the "U" warriors Utah will rest this week, there being no games scheduled, and will use her, every effort to bo in trim for the tight with the Aggies Officials for the game will be se lected this week It Is expected that the largest crowd of the year and the largest in the history of the cranio will bo on hand to cheer for victory for the two aggregations. |