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Show Utah Clashes With Fast Montana Aggie Team at Salt Lake Field Today fSpecial to The Standard ) SALT LAKE. November 1. Another important gainc on Utah's schedule will be wagvd this nfternoon on Cummin o field. Coach Powell's Montana Acglt i eleven will tangle with Coach Tommy FitspatrlClt'S Crimson warriors on the cast bench, and a great game is ex- i pectcd. Coach Powell la confident that his men will come back after their defeat of la.U I Saturday at lxg;m, and expects them to j carry off a victory. H has given bis j players a good rest; meantime, he has j also given bis squad some good adviee on the fine points of the game. His mcii learned a good deal lu.l Saturday in th. U game against the Aggies, and while they made a few mistakes they will have overcome over-come all these disadvantages today, and very man on the squad is confident that the Aggies will return to Montana with tt least one L'tah fcalp lunging to their belt. Coach Towell vill use several shift formations for-mations which worked successfullf against the Utah Farmers, and If the weather Is fair he predlr-ts that no fumbles fum-bles will mar his team's progress, as did the wet sod last Saturda, when on two different occasions his men carried the. ball to within five yards oi the Aggies goal line only to lose it on a costly fumble at a critical stage His team is Btrong on off'-n.e but Is a trifle wcaku than the Utah aggregation on defense. Coach Tommy Kitzpntrlrk la facing some hard problems these days. The team will hav to win the remaining , gamjs on the schedule in order to keep In the running fo: conference honors, and i the boys feel that there Is a mighty good chance for them at least to tic the Colorado Colo-rado Aggil Who arc at present leaders In the race, and possibly a chance to lift them out of first place. Every game on the schedule henceforth means a great deal to the "U," as a victory will kep them in the rico for the conference title, while a defeat would eliminate them completely. com-pletely. To date the Utah eleven has won two games and lost one. They have i remaining on thMi schedule the follow- j Ing games: November 8 University of Colorado on I Cummings field November 15 University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Novumber 27 Utah Aggies on Cum' mlng8 field. The fans ran readily see why Tommy Pltspatrlck Is not getting his regular hours" sleep these nights And. What'a more, he has been tnking his grouch out on ihe footballers. having put them through some piacti.es which may o. termed "might, tough.-' Both teams will enter the game in first-class condition today, every man on both squads being physically fit. and "rarln' to go." The student body will occupy the east I bleachers thi.x afternoon instead of the j covered grandstand The paths leading 1 from the various buildings to the ath ' letic field have been put in first-class condition and the patrons will not be annoyed by the mud that caused so much trouble at the Utah-Idaho game Th fans are also requested to come up Via j Third South, then l avoiding any little ' mudhole that may be encountered by tit Second South route. The fans are in for another feature Through the efforts of Colonel Ranclol. who Is commanding the P. O T. C unit on the hill, Major V L Umory. recruiting recruit-ing officer of Salt Unke has extended the courtesy of the thirty-three-pleco band which is on recruiting duty in Sail Lake. The musicians will fill the surrounding sur-rounding atmosphere with real "Jazz" and also ral music They will furnish ihe lins With a regular fifteen-mlnutc entertulnment during the Interval between be-tween the first and second halves, anl the groundkejepera will probably .face some difficult) when they endeavor to keep the young couples fond of dam tng in the stands. |