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--s Morning October 5 1941 8 9 i -t 1 -1 -r i 1 I 'i a i I I Morning October 5 19-11 9 Sunday Sunday Sunday I I Batt gkt Zeibulte I 1 I Zile 5Itit glit 1 111) 1 0 0 ury ot na 1 1 u-w Lli -0 Lo 111 ghorns 'Marquette Pounds Wisconsin 28-7 Down the Middle 0 Football: Predicting Chart -i By Marlowe Branagan Milwaukee Squad Looks Great In Debut Under New Coach 1 Mail or Bring List to Football Contest Editor 1 Salt Lake Tribune-Telegram (Tbis list Must be postmarked by 6 tn Friday October 10) i i From the Press Bok 1 From the Press ox Fi 1 Pi Texas Routs Tigers in Muddy Duel Layden Leads Mates to Easy Victory Routs Tigers li Muddy Duel Layden Leads Mates to amagweibmpowalowdomaimmil IL I ST must confess we had figured six-man football simply because it was only slightly over half as large as the regulation grid game would naturally be only half as interesting but we find we were only half for us is good batting A brief 'stopover at Parowan Beaver City and Dixie high a chance to see a workout at the-last-named us with the idea that six-man football for all it being a miniature of the regulation game 'packs plenty of frills and thrills not to mention plenty of spills Tie Denver Wyoming Utah State Gonzaga Arkansas Santa aara )- Georgia Tech Texas Chtistlan Pittsburgh Illinois Texas A it Wisconsin Stanford Oklahoma Washington State Colgate Kansas Fordharn Tulane Oregon State Brigham Young Utah Colorado Idaho Baylor California Notre Dame Indiana Michigan Minnesota 1 1 Northwestern Oregon State 1 Texas Washington Dartmouth 1 Nebraska North Carolina Rice' Stanford By Jimmy Hodgson I It takes only a few breaks to wreck al football season That's why most coaches persist in being It wreck why Mesans Loom As Favorites lu League With the first round of the bat-tie for the championship of the Intermountain Junior college football conference already completed it still sbOut as safe to predict the '41 champs as to show Yankee leanings In the Flatbush camp these days One thing is certain however and that is that Dixie Fliers of St George coholders with Ricks college of the title last year are definitely out of the running following the 40 to 0 lambasting they suffered at the hands of the Mesa college Mavericks at Grand Junction Colo Friday night Although Coach (Bob) Davis' Weber college gridders took nthe nose 19 to 0 at the hands of Fullerton Jaycees of California the same night in Ogden stadium the Wildcats may prove to be as tough alv anything in the league since the Hornets represented an area where topnotch grid machines are produced Nam AUSTIN Texas Oct 4 The University of Texas Longhorns buried the Tigers of Louisiana State university beneath a 34-0 score Saturday Coach Dana Bibre used every man on the squad save one who was injured Neither team had been expected to show very much because of the wet gridiron and the blinding rain which fell during the first quarter Big Pete Layden proved himself a great mudhorse in the brief time he was allowed to play running on one occasion 65 yards for a touchdown and making long gains almost at will through the line 11ADISON Wis Oct 4 university made its debut under Coach Tom Stidham Saturday with a 28 to 7 football victory over the University of Wisconsin before 40000 spectators It was the third time MarqUette had defeated its State university Stae rivals in 17 years of football rela- Iowa tions and the Milwaukee team poured it on Bows 14-0 Stidham presented a line rein- forced by husky sophomores and To Huskers Wisconain was unable to penetrate 4 or peas over it for sustained gains AMES Iowa Oct 4 breaks came up with a slow but Ground Gainer methodical football team Saturda3 Halfback Jimmy Richardson of to open its 1941 season with a 11 Milwaukee was the chief ground to 0 victory over Iowa State cot gainer for Marquette whose game lege' is built around him and Ills ad- ofctithalmeirPimmjiel vances paved the way for touch- who went to the Rose Bowl las' downs by Halfbacks John Good- New Yearia day pushed over i touchdown in the first period anx year and Bob O'Hagen Fullback another in the third but amid Fred Rice and John Harrington close to being scored upon them end Bob Dams added the extra selves on more than one occasion points Dale Bradley a junior and MIZIO letter winner last year carritl Marlin (Pat) Harder Wiscon- the ball over both times first OTI I sin's sophomore fullback gained a total of 79 yards only one less one-yard drive through the lin than Richardson and scored his and again on a 10-yard cutbati through a big hole at right tack14 team's sole touchdown to which Fullback Bob Ray added the point Francis made one con by placekick version from placement and Vic 'tor Schleicic a tackle the othei Marquette made 15 first downs to 11 for Wisconsin A wet field handicapped teams and in the final period In the first period the passes of Richardson to Ray Carlson car- rained so hard that most of th 15000 spectators left ried the Milwaukeeans inside Wis- Iowa State made a battle out constifs 10-yard line but the via- the game except for a few minute itors failed to score before the end of the 'period in the first and third periods I AMES Iowa Oct 4 came up with a slow but methodical football team Saturday to open its 1941 season with a 14 to 0 victory over Iowa State college The 1940 Big Six charnpicms playing without most of their men who went to the Rose Bowl Last New Year's day pushed over touchdown in the first period and another in the third but came close to being scored upon themselves on more than one occasion Dale Bradley a junior and minor letter winner last year carritd the ball over both times first on one-yard drive through the line and again on a 10-yard cutback through a big hole at right tackle Francis made one conversion from placement and Victor Schleicic a tackle the other A wet field handicapped both teams and in the final period rained so hard that most of the 15000 spectators left Iowa State made a battle out the game except for a few minutes in the first and third periods Address 9 City i 1 Reason for selection on star gain 1 i Still Football Orland Ward coach at Parowan and Dave Pearce who occupies a similar post at Beaver revealed that they both had learned that football is football whether it is played in small doses or smacks of college variety Floyd Slater at Cedar City himself something of a grid great at Tooele high school and Utah State revealed that the six-man game was just as interesting to watch for the average Gus Fan as its big brother and Stan Watts the pew gent in charge at Dixie had a lot of little guys put on a big show for our entertainment At Beaver Pearce was Indus triously engaged in painting helmets for his lads Taking time out from the artistic to take a quick plunge into the realistic Dave predicted more schools will be playing the six-man game next year One person may send in as many coupons as appear during the week In this paper 1 0 If any person predicts 20 games correctly in accordance with contest' regulations he will be paid $50 In case more than two persons select 2 games correctly a limit of $100 will be divided among all those submitting the correct entry and giving the most logical reasons for their selections en the stax game 1 1 Simply indicate which teams you expect to win or whether you expect a tie Do not attempt to estimate the correct store 1 In case no person correctly predicts 20 games prizes will be awarded as follows: First prize--410 cash Second prize--IS cash 1 Five prizes of III each In the event three or more persons tie for first prize $26 will be divided among them and other prizes will be eliminated 1 In the event only one person wins first prize but a number of entries! tie for second the third prize will be eliminated and $1 paid each second-place winner up to a limit of $15 after which the prize money will be evenly divided When more than five entrants tie for third place Tribune and Telegram -sports writers will select the five best o'reasons for selection and these five will be awarded the prizes All entrants who predict 17 or more winners during any one week will compete in a special contest during the final week of the contest for an experts prize of $25 Tribune and Telegram employes are not eligible to enter Tribune Coupon- a it of In the second period the Cyclones lost a scoring chance through a bad pass from center and another by the gun ending the half as the ball rented on Nebraska's 15 Late in the fourth period Iowa State substitutes sparked by Howard Tippet a sophomore back carried the ball from midfield to Nebraaka's three The Cornhuskers avoided being scored upon when Wayne Blue intercepted a Tippee pass Iowa State made 12 first downs to 11 for Nebraska and completed 14 of 20 passes for a gain of 103 yards Nebraska tried five passes and completed one Bradley and a sophomore Howard Debus prOvided the only speed In the Nebraska backfield which rolled up 14S yards by rushing Mavericks Impresodve Mesa's win from the Dixie college aggregatiOn which is probably the most lacking in reserves of any team in the league this year was impressive more from the standpoint of the reserve power of the Coloradoans than from their victory alone The Maverick regulars are good especially Dorsey the league game indicated Their successful taming of the Dixie boys With a 34 to 7 victory over Carbon last week puts the Mavericks unofficially out in front of the league race with two wins and 74 points made compared to seven for opponents Still untested in conference competition: Snow and Branch Agricultural: college elevens- will go into action next week Snow will entertain the Dixie squad and the title-bound Mavericks will journey to Cedar City to engage the Farmers Discouraging Weeks Wins 9 to CI Over Razorbacks Ark Oct 4 Christian university had everything pectafly as the Horned Frogs gained a 9-0 victory over the University of Arkansas Razorbacks in the opening Southwest conference football game before 6000 rain-drenched fans The Frogs took advantage of the wind to score once in the second period when Frog End Phil Roach leaped above Max Sailing Porker back to grab a 31-yard touchdown pass from Kyle Gillespie The aerial climaxed a 45- yard drive In the third quarter the Porker line held the Frogs on the Arkansas 14 and Substitute Back Frank Medanich placeldcked directly between the uprights from the 23 I peasimistic Bernie Bierman of Minnesota won the mythical national title last year and in 1939 he won only four of his eight-game schedule et Bierman figures his 1939 eleven vvas every bit as strong as his 1940 'national champions but they just didn't get the hot the right kind of breaks Bierman says he can go over the 1939 campaign and point out where a miscalled play a dropped punt an untimely foul and a fumbled pass cost him the four games and- meant the difference between a brilliant and a poor season Coach Ike Armstrong's Utes on the I94O honors In the Big Seven conference His 1939 squad lost one game and finished second in the circuit just a mediocre season But the Ute mentor believes that his 1939 crew was probably a better all-around club than his 1940 champions who also lost one gamer The 1940 team got some breaks that the previous squad didn't Derides Champions The breaks play an all-important part in this interesting college sport A good break or two can and does make mediocre teams sparkle and a bad break or two has often dimmed the lustre of some great clubs That's what makes the matter of pointing out a prospective champion in the league such a tough job It is not only a matter of playing ability but also a question of breaks that must be considered in selecting a winner and no one knows how the breaks will fall 1 This week the Big Seven conference ttitie race really gets under way and the schedule looms as one of the most prom7 toting of the year for upsets ft will catch Denver Friday niglit after a pair of setbacks and may he in a fine spot for a surprise Utah Aggies will also meet Colorado right after Its hectic games with Texas and Missouri It's situations like these that lead to surprises Greeley Favors Cougars peaain Ber won 1 last four 'Yet elever his 15 they tot tt Bie the 11 where punt fumbl game betwe sk on Seve aqua tahe4 a men CrellA FOC pion The that Der Th tant lege can a spar) some Th of chair tougl ter( quest tonal and will feel tisk lain Pt 11 nit and our b4IC the Gre Long Gains Shortly after Marquette's second period score Wisconsin drove down to Marquette's 30 with long gains by Harder and Don Miller but Miller fumbled to end this threat A drive from beyond midfield led to the one-foot line and cleared the way for Harder's touchdown early in the third period Richardson's 30-yard pass to Goodyear who continued 35 more for a touchdown followed to give Marquette the lead again Tigers Rout Michigan Tips Iowa 6-0 Bucifs 216 I I (Centinued Prom Page 41-)3) play and penalized Iowa 15 Tigers Collect Yardage Julian Figures Cost Of Training Camp Dave has been around Beaver for so long he's just as much a part of the town as the main stem and when he indicated that fans there were getting more interested he probably touched off the feelings of fans ln other southern Utah towns The six-man game has all the characteristics of its big and better known lprother Players block tackle pass and run with the ball least they are supposed to do those things Down field blocking and tackling often exceeds that in the 11-man game The fact that every play must start from I pass either forward or tends to make the midget game a wide-open affair Players wear pretty much standard equipment except they usually don lighter shoes than those used in the 11-man structure As I result of every play starting from a pass the boys of southern for the most part are basketball fanatics themselves to it without much trouble cotxmim4 Mo Oct 4 (AP)-411talls tics of the Colorado-Missouri football game: Colo Mo First dooms 8 18 Vargo gainoti rushing (eet) 64 346 Forward passes attempted 1 4 pommel completed First downs -6 Vards gained rushing (eet) 64 Forward passes attempted Forward parolee completed 5 Beat Fort Lewis VANCOUVER Dee 4 Vancouver Grizzlies' footbally team downed the Forty-first division of Fort Lewis 7 to 0 Saturday for the visitors' second defeat in as many starts 1 Vardos by Jammed passes 34 Vards Matt attempted leeward Forward passes intereepted by 0 lards gained run back tintercepted passes Punting es from scrim- mace) 47 Total yards all klek returned 93 Opponents' fumble recovered 4 lards lost by proalties NEW YORK UPI Manager Julian Black who keeps the books for the Joe Louis fight party figures that an average training camp costs about $5000 Including the Louis' training sessions for the Nova engagement Joe has set up training sites on 32 different occasions That would mean according to Black's figures a total outlay of $160000 for training alone Black says gate receipts at the training camp return less than 25 per cent of the cost 1 34 139 25 After several discouraging weeks in which school leaders almost had decided to give up football at Weldminster college in Etat Lake (limited material made prospects dtill) Coach Paul Deacon new mentor is grooming the Parsons for their initial test with the Farmers It Cedar City October 18 Early season games with Ricks and Albion and with A have been canceled but the Parsons will meet the Cedar City eleven October Ia Ricks Albion and Boise colleges will not compete in the intermounthin loop this year Conference schedule for the remainder of the season follows: October at Snow Mesa at A October at Weber Westminster at A October at Mesa (nonconterenco) October 24-1osa at Greeley Mats trash (nemeonterence) October at Dixie Snow nt Westminster A at Weber October at Mesa November at A Boise at Carbon (rionoonterence) Westminster at Carbon' November at University of Idaho South tnonconterence) November at Dixie Trinidad at Mesa (nonconference) Carbon at A Utah reserves at Weber November at Dixie Mesa at Colorado Mims trosh (noneonternee) November: 20-L-Snow at Carbon Ballo (Cal) Junior college at Mesa at Dixie November A at DiVe (Continued From Page 111-11) ment sidled off the uprights for the point Jim Yeager former Iowa State coach who is in his first year at Colorado threw Sophomore "Tex" Reilly in at quarterback in the final quarter and it was like sending the Buffaloes a life preserver Ray Jenkins Colorado earth-quaker fullback and eel-hipped Paul McClung couldn't get going against that Tiger wall so Reilly decided to go over it His accurate tosses aimed at Sophomore Harold Carver and unreeled good yardage But a Missouri fumble was instrumental in setting up the Buff touchdown The Buffs took control of the ball 18 yards from the goal line Reilly peeled off 14 yards through tackle' and passed to Harvey Click in the end zone for the score Reilly's attempted placement for extra point was fumbled Colorado Missouri Ben rickson le Santow Oliver Brenton Phissnon is" Jeffries Brotzmart Keith Caranet rot Fitzgerald 8hozlin rt Wallach Woodward re Ekern McClung ah Ice Lockard lb Pitts Carver rh Eiteuber Jenkina (b Reece Score by quarters: Colorado 0 0 0 6-- McClung qb Ice Lockard lb Pitts Carver rh Stormer Jenkina 11) Rae CO Score by quarters: Colorado 0 0 0 6-- You owe I to yourseR fe save re ularly for your future Your 'ovine aro earn airs oral Start to save today I ot 1 re I At Er 4 1 ow owe to yourseR fe save regularly for your future Your saving aro se e--yosor ore elm Ia oral Start to save today IsTi71i raL 11 i I IIN lwrsti't3711' VT yards for clipping 1 on the next play Halfback 1 1 Davey Nelson of Michigan sprint- 1 ed from the secondary to intercept 1 Youel's pass running the ball to 1 Iowa's 16 before he was downed by a swarm of tacklers The game ended a few seconds later with Michigan still in possession on Iowa's 12 It was a dismal defeat for the Hawkeyes who came to the Michigan stadium seeking revenge for a 27 to 7 setback suffered by their band of "iron 'men" two years ago Although Iowa piled up nine first downs to Michigan's six and outrushed the Wolverines 147 yards to 129 the Hawkeyes couldn't muster a scoring punch Iowa sparked by Green and Halfback Bernie Mertes started off well clipping off three first downs before losing the ball 1 to Michigan on the latter's 30 1 A few minutes later with Iowa backed up against its own goal line by two penalties Youel punted to Kuzma The latter took the ball on Iowa's 39 darted and fought his way to Iowa's 18 Bob Westfall Michigan's battering fullback hit the line for seven yards Kusma's pass to End Joe Rogers was long but West-fall cracked the line for a first down on Iowa's three Kuzma then rammed the ball over on two tries Rube Kelto's kick for the point after touchdown was blocked and Michigan had its 6 to 0 mar' gin Ball Game Postponed COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 4 (UP) Saturday postponed the sixth game of the little world series between Montreal and Columbus for the third straight night The two clubs will try again Sunday afternoon Columbus leads three games to two Samboronbon Takes Tanforan Purse SAN FRANCISCO Oct 4 Argentine-bred Sarnboronbon entered by John Cohn of San Francisco overtook Yankee Dandy in the stretch Saturday to win the $5000 added A Spreckles handicap at Tanforan his first allowing on a western track With Jockey Leblanc another newcomer to the west in the Saddle Samboronbon covered the mile and sixteenth in 1:43 4-5 The South American sprinter paid $1780 $7 and $4 Yankee Dandy paid $340 and $260 and Strength third $320 In the opinion of the Greeley State gridders has a much stronger football team than Wyoming which has been rated more or leas a dark horse in the circuit Bob Flieger halfback and captain of the Bear said after the contest Friday that the Cougars were a much better squad than Wyoming with more power and drive and a better all-around attack and a much superior passing game than the Cowboys His mates agreed and figured that the would finish considerably higher in the Big Seven race than the Laramie eleven The Greeley gridders should know they have played both teams Coach Ike Armstrong will have to break up bin sparkling backfield combination of Izzy Spector Huck and Gay Adelt and Woody Peterson for the IT Lame The conference ruling barring Izzy from playing against It still stands Boyd White will likely get the call Shorts on Sports In Stitt also orni or I cult "PI the Cou that and atta Ing gnat higl tha It doesn't soundquite natural to hear some defensive safety man shouting: "Come on gang smear those gang and guys being in numbers only a half dozen these southern Utah youngsters many of whom have never seen a regular football game play It for keeps and with just as much ViIII and vigor as boys who play: the regulation game Adoption of six-man football gives coaches in southern Utah schools a chance to keep their minds off basketball until such a thought is not an infraction of the sports laws Not so long ago'boys In Utah's Dixieland started playing basketball the day before school opened and didn't quit until the day after summer vacation Now with six-man football available they are concentrating on making it a highly efficient And popular part of their sports Missouri 2 13 6 0--21 Colorado scoring Touchdown Click (for Hendrickson) Missouri scoring: Touchdowns--Wada (for Ice) Steuder Ice Point after touch down Nevins (placekick) ((or Reece) Safety Lockard (fumble in end tone) Substitutions: Greenwood Lister Shurnas Morton Vandyne tackles Lightfoot Carpenter Pepper Hodges: guards Tarooff Abrams Eti Sweeney Peadahl Sischko: centers Bob Sweeney Watson: quarterback Wade O'Hara Wyatt: halfbacks Adams Ne Vine ROWPTI Sou Win Keller Cerker Caner fullbacks Chase Popevich Click: guards Itchwayder Dudgeon Adam: center filgelOW: I quarterback Reilly: halfback Knowles 1 Rami Shade SMU 16-10 (Continued ream Pegs tt-Iii) Maley to Sub End Kelly Simpson That tied it tip and the Mustangs went in front only a few minutes later when Babula back to pass for Pordham had the ball stolen out of his hands by Simpson Pasqua's field goal was booted on fourth down The statistics were all Fordham with 12 first downs to five and a total of 484 yards rushing and passing to the Mustangs' 185 The game was played with the temperature in the 80s Soothers Methodist FeedlotsIt Kentucky Edges Out Washington-Lee 7-0 LEXINGTON Va Oct 4 un--- Washington a Lee's football team greatly improved defensively but lacking an offensive punch held favored Kentucky to a 7-0 victory margin Saturday before 3000 persons in sweltering weather Noah Muffins Kentucky speed demon dashed down the sidelines 63 yards for the only score in the second period Junior Jones place-kicked the extra point -oll V11? LEATHER' -lir FORECAST doll I 4'' A Ai' 74: r'''''' 7 --A -A- 146 7 i 3 -44 'i' s' (Z 4 1' S' 4'- t'' 'A 1" 4 -t KA4' A A' 44'0 N'7' 4 i a I -) vo-' i a a Ut IP it Jayhawkers Win LAWRENCE Kan Oct 4 Scoring once in the first and twice In the fourth the University of Kansas Jayhawkers defeated the Washington university Bears 19 to 6 Saturday in a nonconference football battle played on a muddy field before 5100 spectators Timm) IL le Ritinski Honth 0 It Hudarek lg Bennett Wright Sabasteanski Johnson rg Sartori Pasqua rt Santini Maddox re La nsin Young lb Noble Maley Cheverko Hagerman A nd relco Johnston fb Filipowics Sent: by quarters: Southern Methodist 0 0 0 10-10 Fordham 0 7 0 9-18 Scoring: Fordham: Blumenetock tiub for Cheverkoi Point after sub for A nd reico (placement Field clarek placement) Scoring: 8 (Sub for Maddox) Point after touchdown (placement) Field Pstiqua (placement Substitutions: Bon dream Tepo taekles Tackanich Maryanski guards Pierce tioconcini center Kovach backs Pieculawicz Hearn Babula Blumenstock Oaoski Substitutions 11 Simpson Scott: tacklem Smith: guards Ownby Duvall Mangum Razor: renter Markette: hacks Davis Reece Palmer Meador: MrMinn Campbell Gonzales Miller Bacons Coach Bunny Oakes will likely use a five or six-man line in setting up a defense against Utah The Wyoming mentor figures the all-stars had a good defense in the game with the Chicago Bears and did a fair job in stopping the s'frt Coach Francis Schmidt of Idaho used the old seven-rhan line a g-ainst Utah It was blasted wide open when the Utes started to pass Michigan State provided every member of its squad with three football uniforms one for practice one for games and one for rainy weather The Northwestern-Minnesota grid series is all square and how They have played seven times each team has won three and one game was tied and each team has scored 51 points The Salt Lake City high schools have done all right in the early season competition with other squads in the state The new competition is brightening up the grid picture at the schools Wyoming has to face Utah Denver and Colorado on successive Saturdays Coach Harry Hughes says "Sometimes our weaknesses become our strength when we know about it because we spend time building for it- LaVerl Sperry sophomore is developing fast and promises to see a lot of action at fullback for the Utes this season A big part of the Utah university football schedule will be post-season competition Avith Arizona and two games at Honolulu scheduled after Thanksgiving COVER OVER ell a II iii gm Use of 'r9 Formation Botists 1 Stock of Redskin Gridders (conunuea Page 7 B) is no other offense that carries file possibilities for tricks and deception offered by the Every back does his part in the faking but it's the man-in-motion that takes the lead and causes the most concern If a defense follows him out it opens up' holes on the line and if be is ignored he is open for a possible tbuchdown run at any time The deception in the attack keeps the defensive players guessing They dare not move until they find out how the play is going to develop and while they have their attention concentrated on the backs they make better blocking targets for the offensive linemen The 17" requires specialized manpower Fullback' have to be swift and shifty enough to run the ends and at the same time have the power to crash the line Halfbacks must be fast and have explosive power because they hit the line as well as run reverses and they must do it without interference which means they cannot be brittle or backward The quarterback is the brains and heart of the team He must be a Tine passer and an expert ball handler and field general as well as a good runner The dominant features of the are a balanced line with ends split a halfback in motion and a quarterback who handles the ball under center Besides its many other advantages the l'T'6 is a favorite with the players The backs like it because no man is sacrificed as a blockerEvery back carries the ball The linemen enjoy it because the blocks are easier to make and have to be held only momentarily instead of the long hard charging blocks needed with other- styles of play As a result the injuries are usually fewer and the tax on manpower lighter than in other styles 1 of play: This of course is also true to the opposition The 'rivals are not given a beating physically but they go through all kinds of mental torture during a 60-minute contest trying to figure out what is coming next That's It sample of the and 'what fans can expect Saturday when the Indians face Wyoming It's all very intriguing and appealing to the followers of the local college grid sport Foreign Entry Wins SAN BRUNON Cal Oct 4 a five-year-old South America importation Saturday won the' $5000 A Spreckels handicap first major stake of the Tanforan fall meeting Help Cagers Most of the coaches believe their basketball teams will be better for having six-man football on the program This sounds a bit like paying tribute to the target instead of the shooter but it's logical The fact that pass plays are numerous in six-man football makes for good ball handlers In basketball good ball handling is Just as important as good shooting and as a result of their learning one of the fundamental rules of the hoop sport while encaced in foot ball- coaches believe they'll have their hoop teams In good shape when the time for roil call rolls governing the midget game vary some from those in use in 11-man A touchdown counts six points but a pass for extra point yields only one noint while a kick for extra in two points The field is 20 yards shorter and not so wide but aside from a few small differences the two games have much in common If six-man football gains In popularity it is not taking in too much territory to see it being I played in Sanpete and Emery county schools! To date schools In these sections have not placed It in their programs but in another year or i two practically every school in Utah will probably be playing than half of them concentrating on the midget game -0 glee te 0 ta Who cares it it blows up a storm! Rugged meaty grains ars just your meat-Weather-proofed uppers Oil-treated dositole bottoms And inside Walk-Over "Silver Unit' tailored wrinkle- proof smoother next to row fret BROADMOOK Antique finish Scotch grain $795 Wildcats Rout State Squad 51 to 3 EVANSTON 111 Oct 4 Northwestern university with several sophomores playing routed MIAMI State Al to 3 Saturday before 40000 spectators in Dyche As advertised in Collier's Louis Makes Money In Training Camp IrOftK Oct 4 training camps are expensive propositions for a fighter but on one occasion Joe Louis came out with his books In the black before the battle That wits when Joe was preparing at Northville Mich for his bout witt Bob Pastor about two years ago He cleared almost $10000 for the four-week training period Sheridan Coaches Soldiers kN ALKovEftts 214 Sow Main NOME DAME Ind Oct 4 UPI Sheridan Notre Dame's halfback of two years ago Is head football coach at Fort Riley Kan where he is a draftee 4 I elk Ift 1 'i A'1K.