The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 12

High Spots in First Grid Game at Community Parh Fort Warren Stops Wings 10-0 Iff WU'diilfci fluf Jlmjj ft Airmen Fail To Score In 5 Games Grid Giants To Battle This Week Noxi'inlior 1 L9I3 Cliff Lonp of Fort Warren is brought down by Bob Milano left and Ed Ehlers in the first game at Community park Sews Up Title Rose Bowl UP) Unbeaten untied and un-scored-on this year the Trojans of Southern champions of the Pacific Coast conference jjfcaAV KffwrCafi'-T Qm fi t-k EFrom Hie Press ESoy By Jimmy Hodgson aV'W if -4'' sJ 4 rj3 sr gttaps gain against Fort Warren Warren won 10-0 i 1 2 i Dick DeShazo fleet-footed Win back breaks away for short By Harold 'laarn NEW YORK 31 iP Th a la tlic1 werk end that the pregram snlesmnn beiomes the moat important personage in the stadiums as the football' teams revamp' by Uncle war needs provide a schedule that calls for Array vs Notre Dame Penn vs Navy and numerous crucial conference clashes Gridiron masterpieces st Notre Dame Michigan Purdue Duke ard Georgia Tech will be piayirg the first time without the trainee stara that made them click earlier in the season an expedience that Southern California Dartmouth and Southwestern of Texas amor others had last Saturday Angelo Bertelli said farewell to Notre Dame for the duration by passing for three touchdowns and bucking across a fourth as the Irish humiliated Navy 33 to 6 with 82000 fans watchirg st Cleveland In Philadelphia Bob Odell Inducted into the navy reserve only two days earlier snagged a pass for a 71-yard gain and a fourth-period touchdown that brought Pennsylvania a 13 to 13 deadlock with army Prior to the start of tine two games neither participant had been tied or defeated this year Unbeaten Status Purdue and Michigan continued their unbeaten Bg Ten status by downing Wisconsin and Rlmois respectively Th Boilermakers crushed the Badgers 32 to 0 as Tony Butkovich mashed the Ten scoring record before berg transferred by the navy and Mchi-gan knocked off the Iihni 42 to 6 Northwestern an early season victim of Michigan stayed in the title chase with a 42 to 6 verdict over once-potent Minnesota the next foe for Purdue Southern California clinched the southern Pacific Coast circuit flag and won a Rose bowl bid by downing California for the second tme this season 13 to 0 Washington demonstrated again that its lonesome Huskies are a northwest power by apilhrg the Spokane air force outfit 41 to 7- Duke Wake Forest and North Carolina loom largest in the Southern circuit although the Wake Forest Deacons have lost one family start to Maryland and Duke polished off North CaroLna 14 to 7 in an earlier meeting The Blue Devils on Saturday trimmed Georgia Tech 14 to 7 with both clubs shy some of their navy-trainee heroes and North Carolina bested North Carol ra State 27 to 13 Wake Fcrest romped over Clemson's freshmen 41 to 12 in another family spat North and South Carolina have their annual feud Saturdays Lead Southwest Texas and Texas A and continued moving toward their Thanksgiving day clash at the tep of the Southwest conference ladder with positive 'verdicts Missouri and Oklahoma apparently are the teams in tne Big Six again and are booked for a meeting at Columbia November 13 Tulsa tied by Southwestern ef Texas in Saturday's outirg in a 6 to 6 struggle is the leader In the abbreviated Missouri valley loop and Colorado has a similar-status in the Rocky moun tarn's Big Seven In the Wake Of the News By Arch Ward Utah Faces Colorado in Homecoming Grid Game oft-beaten but undaunted ture drills the Indians will be able of in as for the if be the of to The the because is now with By Jimmy liodgaon 1 The consistently scoreless Wings from the Salt Lake air base didn't do it again Sunday For the fifth straight game they failed to 3core point as they bowed to the Fort Warren Broncos 10-0 in a chilly game before a meager crowd of about 1500 fans The game was played at the Community baseball park the first grid game to be staged on the baseball diamond The covered grandstand proved a welcome shelter for the fans who braved the storm to witness the well played contest A miniature blizzard just before kickoff time kept most of the fans at home but the weather cleared and the players were hampered only by the wet grass and the mud around the diamond infield Fort Warren the team that whipped the University of Utah 60-0 was held in check the first half In fact they were outplayed by the Wings as the Salt Lakers made two scoring threats The first saw the Wings go to the Warren 20-yard line in the first period and the second to the 12-yard line in the second quarter On both occasions the Air Base offense bogged down and attempts were made to score field goals The first by Dick DeShazo was wide by about two feet The other by Don Fambrough was blocked by the alert Fort Warren forward wall i The visitors failed to threaten the first two quarters 1 In the third quarter Fort Warren managed reach the 22-yard line and on fourth down End Ken Whitney dropped back and planted a neat placekick over the crossbar from the 32-yard line a boot of more than 40 yards Just before the third quarter ended the Fort Warren offense came to life and Gomillion and Comins worked the ball to the eight-yard line on some fast running plays and two fine passes Ken Jastrow passed to Gomillion for a first down on the three-yard line Comins lost six when he slipped on a reverse but Gomillion made six and Comins made the last three through right tackle to score Henry Bremer split the uprights on the try for point The Air Base put on a strong offensive sally in an attempt to notch up its first touchdown shortly after but after working the ball to the Fort Warren 20 DeShazo JHOSlOll WlllS 37-6 fumbled and Fort Warren recov- 1 ered Both teams made seven first downs during the game The Air Base had the advantage in yardage with 129 to 91 from rushing but the Wings are still goal-line shy and slow down when they have a Chance to make points (Jl Phil Callen at center Wbtpney at end and Comins and Gomillion in the backfield starred for Fort Warren Bob Ingalls and Ed Ehlers on the line and McCrary and DeShazo in the backfield were tops for the Wings The summary: Vort Mrrrn Sail IaUr 4lr Mfdox itoh While IfC Qut bre Inpfllla £: 1 1 a no Thomsen Ehlers Fambrough hb McCrary Brummctt Roshka Sore bv quarters: Fort Warren 0 3 7 10 JUr Base inps 0 0 0 Scorhip field Scoring touchdown Comins Scoring point after touchdown Brenner Officials Hodgson referee 8tahlin umpire: Rlchlns linesman and Woolley field judge USC Already And Place in LOS ANGELES Oct 31 in six straight games California are football southern division The Trojans also are one the two teams that will play the 'Bowl of Roses in Tasadena New day They clinched that honor Saturday when they turned back an embattled squad from the University of California for the second time this season This is the first time in history that the Pacific coast championship has been decided as early October That was possible only because of war conditions that made1 home-and-home games necessary that split the conference into two divisions and caused Stanford to give up football the duration leaving only USC California and TJ in southern loop Huskies sole team left in the northern division may get the Rose Bowl invitation transportation problems can solved A WashingtonrSouthern California game would settle coast championship and generate considerable football interest otherwise because of the record the two teams Coach Pest Walsh undoubtedly has a powerful squad in Seattle one have had much say about the title if Oregon Oregon State and Washington State had kept on with football thrashing the Huskies gave Fourth air force team of March field was convincing In itself Southern California now minus' four of its outstanding stars of the call to arms still a good team and its passing game is a weapon no opponent has been able to stop But Jeff Cravath doesn't have the split timing necessary under the formation that Mickey McCardle and Howard Callanan are gone along such great ends as Captain Ralph Heywood and Pete MacPhail Over Brooklyn BOSTON Oct 31 Led fleet Eddie Doherty Boston rode roughshod over a Brooklyn college eleven 37-6 Sunday before 4000 at Fenway park Boston scored two touchdowns in the first period one in the and three in a big third The Eagles' only extra came on end run the third score Brooklyn tallied in the second period on Murray from the one-yard mark after fast drive from midway in Brooklyn territory Doherty added clever running and passing to his superb handling of the young Boston team as it its second win of an informal season Budge Defeats Alloo In WAC Exhibition Men basketball leaders from Salt Lake Ogden and Provo gathered Sjnday to try to determine a policy for the 1944 season Reports were made by the various districts but no decision was reached Another meeting will be held Wednesday to try to determine whether it will be feasible to go on with the mutual cage sport this fall According to reports from Colorado Brig Gardner Utah's all-conference tackle of last season will not be playing against his former mates when the Buffs come over here Saturday fojr the Utah homecoming game Gardner reportedly has been shipped to San Diego Lefty Sorenson stellar young guard on the Utah Aggie football squad last year who was expected back at the A camp this fall has won himself a regular guard berth with the Green Bay Packers Lefty turned In a fine performance with the Packers Sunday Lyman Clark Utah's regular tailback W'ho has played anything but regularly may be out of the Colorado game this week end Clark is nursing a Charley horse Captain Willis Smith of the Fort Warren football team tried to line up Kearns for a game here Friday night but he reports Kearns refused to play Ed Ehlers end on the Air Base football team wras named on the second all-Big Ten conference basketball team last year He was leading scorerand w-as acclaimed the sophomore basketball find in the conference Ehlers also had a tryout with the Boston Red Sox at third base an all-around athletic star to enter the game at near -top strength for the first time since their opening tilt with Fort Warren Other contests in the intermountain region will find Kirt-land Field and Kimbrough testing the strength of a weak civilian Denver university team and the Salt Bake air base still working for their first point of the season against Bushnell hospital Colorado college the undefeated and untied champions will be idle for the second straight week The Tigers have games left only with Utah and a return engagement with Colorado university and are heavy favorites to roll on to an undefeated season Redskins will trot on the field for the fifth time this season Saturday in quest of their first victory when they tangle with Navy Buffaloes at stadium It will be homecoming at the Indian camp and the youngsters will be out to give the "old something to come for The Buffaloes who have been beaten only once this year a 16-6 lesson from Colorado college drubbed the young Utes 35-0 three weeks ago at Boulder But Utes are determined to avenge that defeat and their spirit in practice sessions is at the highest peak 6f the season Unless injuries crop up in fu- St Tips Dons by 19-7 Score A SAN FRANCISCO Oct 31 Paced bjr the passing and plunging of Herman Wedemeyer St Mary's Gaels defeated University of San Francisco 19 to 7 in their football game Sunday Held to a 7-7 tie in the opening period the Gaels broke the deadlock in the second quarter and clinched the game beyond doubt with a touchdown the final minutes of the contest Wedemeyer stocky halfback from Honolulu scored the first touchdown with a 27-yard dash through the San Francisco team and set up and had a hand in the next two scores He converted one of the extra tallies missed the others intercepted one pass to make a 35-yard runback and got off another run of 30 yards to earn his oats for the day Harold Van Giesen playing right half opposite to Wedemeyer and a Honolulu townsman of the latter scored the second touchdown on a 31-yard run while John Ryan sub fullback busted 15 yards through guard for the final score AAIJ Sets Meeting Intermountain Association Amateur Athletic union delegates will conduct their annual dinner-meet-tmg November 8 at 6:30 at the Elks club 130 East South Temple street Mack Corbett secretory treasurer announced Sunday The Ohio Btate-Northwestern game a week -ago Saturday was the fastest contest ever played in Memorial stadium It was completed in one hour and 57 minutes The fastest previous game was with Indiana in 1937 That one took two hours and two minutes The hardest job he ever had says Jocko Conlan was doing nothing This was in the recent world series in which the former White Sox outfielder had a casual official connection He was an umpire alternate sitting in the stands and dressed in the blue serge of his trade "I even drink a bottle of pop or smoke a said Jock who still was waiting for something to happen to the active umpires when the last out was made in St Louis Maurice Wade who played In the Sugar bowl with Missouri against Fordham is a member of the Tulsa team that may get another bid to the New Orleans holiday contest The Chicago Blackhawks used to spend the winter listening to the baseball exploit of Bill Stewart their manager who also w'as and is a National league baseball umpire and Trainer Eddie Froelich Stewart worked in the 1943 world series and Froelich was trainer of the Yankees but neither has shifted to the Hawks The hockejisls are not to be spared nonhockey reminiscences however Their coach Johnny Gottselig was the manager of the Racine Belles pennant -winners of the $100000 Allt American Softball leagise and he can talk about little else Skiing Group Meets Tonight Officers of the Intermountain Ski association ill be elected at the annual meeting Monday at 8 at the Salt Lake chamber of commerce Don Reddish president announced Plans for the 1944 season will be formulated by the group during session Randolph Field Wins SAN ANTONIO Texas Oct 31 (UP) With former Tulsa all-American Glenn Dobba performing in his accustomed style Randolph football team Saturday night defeated the Mexico City university Pumas 34-0 by college second period point after buck a annexed Soecer League Results Bmnklvn Wanderer 3 BHltlmore 1 Brooklyn Hispano 3 Philadelphia Nationals 2 New York Americans 2 Philadelphia Americans 2 itlej Keanx Celtics 6 Brookhattans 2 Baltimore Americans 3 Kearny Scots 1 Tunney Inspects Pacific Bases HEADQUARTERS South Pacific Forces Sunday Oct 31 (UP) Commander Gene Tunny former heavyweight boxing champion now in charge of the fitness program is inspecting facilities in the south Pacific area and New Zealand Tunney witnessed the weekly fight program here and met former contender Tom Heeney whom he had last seen in 1928 at the Polo Grounds where Tunney kayoed him in the eleventh round Mauriello Tests Savold Friday NEW YORK Oct 31 (UP) Heavyweight contenders Tami Mauriello and Le6 Savold meet in a 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night featuring this week's national boxing schedule Mauriello of New York outpointed the Paterson blond a year ago He is favored at 6-5 in the early betting It is the first heavyweight main event in seven months Monday Baltimore Bir Bv Brown Curtis Shejdmrrl New Haven Conn Kogon Jerry Zuilo New Britain Conn tal Bartolo vh Angelo Cadlura New York i st Nick's) Coley Welch Georgia Kochan Provldeoe I Lulu Costan-tmo vs Doinie Maes Washington Clent Conwav Perk Daniels Chicago Dan Merritt vs Kd barkesian San Francisco Lupc Gonzales vs Jerry Moore Tuesday New York i Broad wav) Davis vs Johnuv Jones Nw Bedford Mass RiLy Dee as Pat Demers New York (White Plains! Carmine Fatta Charley Jack- son Wednesday Elizabeth Herbie Brvdon vs Joe Curcto Oakland Paul Hartnek vs Martin Goldberg Thursday Philadelphia Bob Jacobs vs Dustv Wil-kerson Fall River Mass Johnny Walker vs Waddell Wasnington rlday Boston Bill Wetuberg vs Jack Marshal) Worcester Mass Johnny Harrison vs Tommy Bell Washington Gus vs A1 Hart New Brunswick Artie Tedesco vs Rlgelo San Francisco Roiman Williams Fddie Booker Portland Ore Joe Kahut vs Leo Turner: Hol5vood Cal Akio Spoldi vs Jimmy Dovie ftatardav New York RaTewood) Ham W'iloby vs Dave Crawford Lt Chuck Hyatt Gets New Army Assignment DENVER Oct 31 Lieutenant Charles (Chuck) Hyatt former Pittsburgh university basketball star and coach of the nationally known Phillips 66 Oilers basketball team of Bartlesville Okla has been assigned as public relations director for Colorado and Wyoming in the army air forces air-W A recruiting program Sponsors of the Denver American Legion basketball team longtime rivals of the Oilers expressed hope that services may be obtained for the legions during the coming season Wings-Warren Grid Statistics Excerpt from a letter: written by a marine sergeanjtjn the south west Pacific: "A month ago on Vella Lavella with thousands of Japs on Kolombangara between us and our own forces with air raids and threats of countennvasion hanging over us with the radio bringing us news of successes in Sicily New Guinea and Russia the big the all-important item of interest to the men w-as the re suit of the game between the College All-Stars and the Washington Redskins I might add that considerable dough changed hands when the result was learned" PAMPA Texas Oct 31 CP) Lieutenant Don Budge of the Lubbock army airfield Sunday trounced Lieutenant Edward Alloo of the Pampa airfield 6-2 6-4 in an exhibition tennis match featuring a Panhandle WAC rally seeking the enlistment of women in the air corps Budge kept Alloo running all over the concrete court and won at will although he lost one love game in the first set and two in the second In a doubles match Budge and Captain Francis Humphreys Pampa field downed Alloo and Colonel Daniel Campbell Pampa field commanding officer 6-3 6-4 SPORT FANS FAVOR KNIGHT DAY HARMONY APPROVE ONLY EXPERIENCED CANDIDATE for COMMISSIONER Remember Salt Lake City haa alway been a baseball-minded city! Mr Knight haa always supported the national pastime Bring Organized Baseball to Sait Lake! Detroit Trips Rangers In Hockey Opener DETROIT Mich Oct 31 CF The Detroit Red Wings opened defense of their National hockey league championship by smashing out an 8 to 3 victory over the New York Rangers Sunday night before 12040 spectators Syd Howe and Mud Bruneteau each got two goals for Detroit and Grant Warwick scored a pair for the Rangers LSU Wins 14-6 BATON ROUGE La Oct 31 CPI State Tigers defeated Texas Christian Horned Frogs 14 to 0 Saturday night in Tiger stadium Football Results LouMana State 14 Texas Christian St- 19 San Francisco 7 college 37 Brklyn 6-Missouri Mines 8 Illinois Wesleyan 0 Randolph Field 34 Mexico Cltv Bainbndge Nay 72 Philadelphia (semi-pro i 0 Will Rogers Field 0 Tulsa 0 Samnson Naval 48 Rome Air Depot 7 Ward Island Marines 32 Hearne Army 0 Tufts 20 Coast Guard Academy 7 Bunker Hill Nay 10 Ottumwa Nay 13 Fort Sheridan 18 Hum Junior college Marquette 45 Denver 6 Garth Gehring Tops Field In Tribune Grid Contest COME OUT OF THAT '5 o'clock Skddffo' You think notice? 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The sponsors of this message invite their friends to vote lor Mr Knight in the final election for City Commissioner A friend of all sportsmen! all the people eager to render efficient semee for She good of the community Wallace Wade Breaks Leg in Collision DURHAM Oct 31 (Pi-Lieutenant Colonel Wallace Wade commander of a field artillery battalion who in civilian life coached football team is in Camp Butner hospital with a broken left leg Colonel Wade was a passenger -in a jeep which overturned on the Camp Butner range near here' Thursday night 'The accident resulted when the lights of an approaching vehicle blinded the 1 driver of the jeep Cleveland BaronsTie Faltering Capitals INDIANAPOLIS' Oct 31 youthful Capitals faded in stretch Sunday night and the Cleveland Barons came from behind to gain a 5 to 5 tie before 4881 American league hockey fans It was the second straight dead-lock for the Caps They played I ri to 1 tie with Pittsburgh Cast Your Veto on November 2nd in Behalf ef MM KNIGHT Experienced Efficient Energetic Popular Paid Political Adv by These Well-known Local Athletes A Auer Lieutenant Olen Fulmer JIrs Charles Heilman and Hersehel Fonlkner all of Salt Lake City A Fields of Lark Bob Walker of Ogden Mr Thom Gunn of Richfield Jay Cullimore of Garland and Garth Gehring (on a second entry) All runners-up save second entry and that o( A II Fields missed the Armv-Penn and Tulsa-Southwestern ties winning entry failed only to predict March Field over St Preflight Some 97 contestants qualified for the master contest to be held the last week of the season naming 17 out of 20 winners Garth Gehring of Murray Utah who has shared first place honors in two previous Tribune-Tologram football predicting contests this season came through this week to capture uncontested first place with 19 out of 20 correct picks and $10 first money It was the second time this year that Gehring had charted 19 out of 20 His first performance came in the opening contest of the season Last week he was one of nine to pick 18 out of 20 Ten contestants gained runner-up honors with 18 games properly predicted to split S15 The 10 Were Calvin Hamlin Private First Class Raymond Fort Warren Fails to Arrange Kearns Tilt The Fort Warren Wyo Broncos conquerors of all available Utah football competition to date were denied the opportunity for a possible third victory when the Kearns air base notified the Eron-co coach Captain Willis Smith that a game for Friday could not be arranged' The Fort Warren crew trounced the University of Utah 60-0 in an early season encounter and Sunday turned the trick on a muddy cold gridiron against the Salt Lake air base 10-0 Bill Cowley Tommy Morgan Woody Peterson Wayne Tucker Ralph Crowton Holman Bass Occle Evans Earl Owens Aldo Rlchlns Oene Ludlow Doug Borg George Bettridge Dick Kramer Frank Christensen Clare Evans Gene Franta Jim Csputo Orson Eauey (By Rod Knight 1345 13th East SINGLEDGE BLADES A.