Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 14

Ac fi i tf ii I 1 i I I- I ii I n. A To 10 i tt it hta 78 un dif il I E-E ThE AtT SAC laKE SUNDAY i JYl MORNING NOVEMBER 1 17 7 I. I DENVER 0 SUtAH OUTSMARTS ACS TO WIN ANN ANNUAL BAtT tE 1 13 TO a PASSES PAVE WAY FOR BOTH BOT SCORES OF PIONEER ELEY ELEVI tJ tJ Joe Call Cal 1 Completes Only 1 of 14 Thi I Cravath Team Scores Sores in Second corid and Third Third Periods Periods Periods' I By Fr Frank H. Frawley DENVER DENVErt o. Nov 16 AP AP Jeff Jeff- Cravath's Denver university plo plo- nc ers outsmarted th the Utah Ardes today and md camecamo through with a it 13 to 0 victory Right at ata a a.

ju Juncture rei when the tho ba battlebattlo Ulo looked very vry much lIko a scoreless tietic Denver opened up with two ti daz 1 1 I forward passes In alansion The first a n. flat pass far to the rIght frontfrom Byers flyers to MacIntosh MacIn- MacIn tosh was good for 29 29 yards and took tho the ball to the 14 Gillespie yard rard line On thetho next Byers faked ked to Macintosh and then threw far- to law far to thothe left to Cannon tho the tackle who crossed th goal linoline These two plays plas beat Coach Dick Romneys Romney's Farmers Denver badhad had- notnot tried a pass up tip tto this point and md thero only two minutes of the second period to be play played out Denver tried a forward or va pass 9 for tor or thothe extratr point but it yasIn was was' Jh in- in complete PENALTY 15 15 VA GAIN AIDS WINNERS' WINNERS CAUSE Denver put over another touchdown touchdown touchdown touch touchdown lu In exchange of 01 kicks Icicles Clark Denver halfback hl passed to Samue i a a. yard 13 gain This put th th- on tb on tho the Utahn 35 yard 35 ard line Une A alty for tor offside and and a a. 15 yard through tackle ck by Smith placed the tho ballbaIl on 1 yard line Rico mashed the Jour four times Ina a row i IngIng productive of at th the touch touche Clark dr 1 lor i- i it th tieI point 1 It was as Denver cX papass pan Ins ji that won on today's game game for straight football th there ro wa t- to f- to choose between the ho teams team vervcr completed four tour of ot nine attempted every one of ot those ceef 11 1 being Indirectly for tor the points 1 Aggles'Aggles defeat might well b. to the failure of at their i t- head head ahead attack Joe Call CoU quarterback was ableablo to throw on one successful papass in 14 14 att Many Inny times ho he hurriedthe much and atot others Ketchum vers ver's giant slant end was on top of ot ThoThe started out but in Ina i ness like fashion and in the period rl were in scoring range ringe They lacked a n.

punch when presented itself elt b- AgainAgain A ln in thetho final period wl wI wit count 13 0 against them and and- minutes to play they mado down on tho the yard three i rd lint linS was as herohere that tho the Pioneers Pioneer their strongest defensive bU bU- onon fourth down Call WeH west for Cor a yard four loss on fl n. trip play Denver kicked put ut and alt mademado a. a finetine return to the S. fi 4 mark park Herb Smith Intercepted 4 of or Calls Call's passes and nd the game over vcr over GILLESPIE HURT HURTIN IN JN FIRST PERIOD 20 4 11 ThoThe invaders opened everything in their tock stock In tort fort to put on on a n. sustained sustained-M tow toward the tho goal but Ket nr Th-oin Th and Brownlee Denver Denyer 4 inen nn checked thothe Invading Invading- with little gain on reverse reverie and lateral passes Aside fro fm first period period- when they ran Tan jt yards ards in to Deny ny never ne looked like a IV wi piled ul ISO yards yard at I mage to the visitors ten to the theU eight Five tor were assessed against against- BOIl Roi outfit 0 Dui Dan Gill tho vi visitor It ora was Injured in th the period and ts was as unable to lilay Thisloss no doubt cut the tho yAr power of Pt thothe Farmer rm but wh wIo replaced played faIrly well wei TheTho ff PO ga Denver ht right up In Inas Inus the as usto tho for title I in feat put Utah Ies outcut chasechale altogether Heres I ed Mountain I.

I Title for orta U- Utah Ii I i ere Gang an ate aln Rocky I 1 4 i S. 4 Mh I i 4 4 i 1 4 4 4 4 i ff i 1 I 1st 4 4 I 4 4 I 5 4 I 5 4 9 4 2 1 i it iI i a 4 ii 1 of or def defeats at to five Ro Rocky ky con can ferance fees Ike Armstrong's Armstrongs University of utah In tiie cre cream m- cf of cf this sectIons section cl gridiron eleven eleven With th defense an an if tlc tIcs line bucking midand passing attack and essentially a superb erb I. I rray array of re rs see the Utes attained 1 supremacy with little trouble foll Following wina is I. thetho key to trietria Redskin bandbind Top row left to Tight right Coach Ike Armstrong pe PetePetI i bow Dow halfback Del Dear guard tackle LIMa LaMar yin cent end rid Red ed fac Cackle iLee i. Newman tac tackle fe L.

Lei La WallingWailing center cEntar UM lIn iones tiCKle tacKie Lason tackle Horace Eldredge tackle Marwin Jonas Jonal center r- rRay Ray Pr Price Pre halfback GeorgeCeorge Watkins nl end Vadal Vada Peterson assistant nt coach Middle row Bob row Bob Parker assistant manage manager Earl Eul Pomeroy fullback Dan D'- Moyle fullback Loren Pilling endnd Sherman Sherm Clark end June de guard Eve Evert Lybbert rt guard Dave Dav Trev guard Floyd Walker guard Tobey Welch guard Rube be Jolley guard Myrthen Elliott hlll Bottom row Glen Hardy end Theron Davis halfback Jimmy HodgsonHOdgon 4 II Juddy Bla BIschoff hoff halfback Ray Forsberg quarterback Jim Jim JimI I 1 wood halfback ArIa Arlo Fairbanks quarterback Dean an Detton guard Pp Pr halfback Captain Bob ob Davis Dl quarterback Lloyd Utter en ti MC C. toD to Draw ScHedules Dec 6 67 7 l' 4 Denver Denv May Play Tr Trojans jans in it 1930 1929 Int Ai Contests Few A DENVER Cob Colo Xoy oy ov 15 If CAP AP- AP Coa Coaches hes a ant and 1 facultyrepresentatives of or thetho ROcky Mountain confer conference nee nee- will meet in Denver Dec December 6 and 1 7 for tor the the annual schedule making on basketball football track and and minor sports Som Some of oC the tia conference schools cho Is- Is have hae tentatively arranged games game for tor next year year but but the tho bulk rem remains to be mapped out ut here and there vill te another lI session Silo equally jas alo tormy as that 1 last year ri in Salt at Lake where MontanaMontana- Sta Stae coll college wai 11 able to to get only onh three contests viLh i football elevens JEFF EFF AFT AFTER OLD OLD BOSS SS At least ono one overture overture- haslias been made for tor an intersections game Itt football for tor 1 1930 30 There Is a pos pos- that Denver nver University may may- lJJ ilay tho University Southern Souther California next fall faU Jeff JeC Cravath now boss bbs of or the Plon ers fori formerly iras iras' vas as assistant to Ho Howard rd Jones at th Trojan TZ-ojan schooL Rocky ky mountain nt no ln teams eanis as a a. whole did Id not engage nie in Intersectional trips this year The only team team that made a a. trip outside conference ter ter- was Young ung the Cougars going to Bacr Sacramento nto to to take IL neat drubbing frontfrom the tho Call cal Repeated suggest lionsIloni ofthe press that I members attempt to bring outside teams ame to Colorado or Utah have coneeone unheeded d. D.

U. did cud have a 0 gaJ game tentatively arranged for Derier Den Derive ver er with With Southern Methodist butbul After the deal been en virtually Agreed reed upon the faculty of ot the tho Texas schoOl turned thumbs down on the the proposal PIONEERS CHANGE I An entirely new regime Is 18 is' is In control con con- Irol at De Denver ver university however wc wever r. nd nd It ft is 15 altogether likely that the tho pioneers 1 will try to 10 bring In strong nS' nS teams from tram outside the ckles Ct Cravath vath has his been en making steady tead and md may ultimately tely turn turn turn- oun out a champ hereherc 1 1 LATONIA ATOM A SATURDAY race 5 Watch Watch On Oh 01 inz 4 won wont dc i Turk 11101410 10 1351 oh Khan Ehin Collins CUlna J. Time 1 4 45 AI Jan r. 81 Shasta aia Loe 1 T.

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TT S. Un emle mUe TO 15 SO UH sit won jab aby Wallace UlO 1141 fe ci erie 10 third 1 Also AIa TIa Whisk Arrow Onal areat Sport Pern If ac Low Shei HOWlL HOWL THEY MOVE within th next lv lve or thirty years year tb he the present Automobiles no now noW in tn U. ue use In lii thethc Unit probably double In bi Professor Miller Mil MII- ler Ier of or Harvard city i How Utah Ut Ran Up 44 Points I At Laramie FIRST QU QUARTER Wyoming made twenty yards on on- a a n. aB ass ass- Hale to Th Thompson arid and then trl tried andfound thetho Utah line a n.a- stone stone ne wall Utah Utah opened a n. terrific drive with Hodgson Price and anI Dow doing the heavy work rk and nd Price went eritrit over for the first touchdown Prices Price's place kick lor the point was wide Just st before the period ended the Utes started another march which ended ende in a 's score ore Dow taking the ball over er Price attempted to buck fhe he line Unc for the extra point but failed the first quarter Utah UtaJi made eight first downs and Wyoming one ne' ne Score Utah 1 12 Wyoming 0 SECOND QUARTE- Ron QUARTER On the iio first play pay of at the second quarter Wyoming got off a short punt which Utah Recovered on ri Us Jus ts own 40 yard 10 ard line lI Hodgson then raced aced 58 yards s' through tackle for tor a touchdown Hodgson's attempted drop kick for tor the point was blocked block ScoreScare bre Wyoming 0 o.

Utah later worked the Ule ballbaIl to the 2 yard 2 ud line but get ct It ito er over Score Utah luau 24 Wyoming rO 0 O. Hale Hate received a bad a-bad bad pass from rom center arid rid hurl hur d. his kick tr traveled only 27 yards Hodg Hodgson on made 25 yards and Dow skirted right end Zora for Zor or n. a. a touchdown Forsburg who replaced Hodgson the Utah ta lcd to con convert crt Score 24 Wyoming 0 0 I THIRD QUARTER After Anes exchange of oC In fn In the thi third quarter WyomIng i worked the Into iato Utah territory for tor the first time me during the game A yarl 6 penalty ty ains the ie tItu put th tho balKonbalLon On their yard 40 It Jt wa as 4 thtb lint first penalty of or the tame game fumbled after after making five yards Ards und nd Price recovered for th thi Utes hU Ion lips bl 48 Utah tart s.

march which endeA on the Cowboy oy one rd il line went oyo over thtb tbs goal J. but fumbled and and min fo tor a AfterAfler two Yo pl plays fumbled and aM recovered for ZI Utah Utah op on lh the I yard io-yard Oard ni TheTha Utu Ute the bA ball to the zoal oal linelinc and Moyl 1101 went we over to to touchdown bucked the le- Une le Une line for forthe tJ extra point but did not get et oy oyer the 1 goal oa oal Score Utah ULah 30 0 Wyo- Wyo 0 o. I Wyoming Wyoming- kickedoff ort to Utah Do Dov i mado marIo 17 yarda ards on on a Tl wido end coil cod run runt- a runt a and 1 lon on in moda 11 it a. a fir dr down on Cowboy 35 3 ai as the third period ended Dd Store Score Ut Ji Ij 30 Wyoming 0 FOURTH QUARTER Halo a Uto UteUto fumble to start tho the fourth period Clark however howe regained poss possession of thetho tho- bil for or Utah by lIy intercepting a Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cow Cowboy paeapase onoa tho Wyoming Wyoming- forty forty- yard eight Uric line TireThe Utes worked thethc ball to toj to the the- local yard five ard line but could Pot not get It over losing the ballban on fourth down on completed 1 pass Wyoming cid 1 not gain LIn and Coughlin went back to punt Apa A pa from center him and tho Ut tookthe ballban on Von Wyoming's ng's yard eleven line Forsberg passed to T. Davis substitute for or Price for fot a touchdown 1 Orsberg Forsberg place kicked tho extra point core 8 Score ore ore- Utah nh 37 a.

Wyoming 0 e. Utah returned tho Cowboy kick to their own tor yard forty yard lines line cl I plays play andanti a a. yard ten Davis to Moyle Moyl put tho the ballbail on Oft Wyoming's yard five Una lla arid and Moyle went over over oh rl place kicked for the tho extra point again In ml the closing minutes of ot tho the game samo Wyoming opened an aerial atrIal ott attack ck which i i was ws brok broken up by the Utes Lites without being done Jonea inal i-inal 1 1 St Utah 44 44 Wyoming 1 0 rr AND THE BIG REASON UTAH WON 4 7 3 4 4 7 5 I II p. 4 4 i 44 7 fr si i I I 1 14 4 1 7 4 4- 4 4 I A big bg Utah's success honors hou should heaped i aped on Coach Ike J. Armstrong Armstrong annexed I his third R.

M. C. title in five years ea of coaching at the thi Crimson university This to Ia the second con season sea sea- ion son he has walked off with top honors honor ct expires expire next spring Ike Ik has won won a name nam for himself I with i his his' players and associate because of the busi business like en Ilk manner in which ho conducts conducts' duch himself Ike Jko means business and and nd he het turns ra out but teams am Cougars Finish Finis Off Exp Expect to I Season With Win Over Wyoming I I By Bob Goodell Nov No 16 Football IC-Football Football will ma mak last appearance nce of 1929 In Saturdays Saturday when tho Cou- Cou garB apparently bound for tor ththe best percentage rating in ht their gridiron history meet tho Wyoming Cowboys Cow Co Cow boys bos Although thothe wyoming entry has as lost ost every ery I game played to date it has prove a opponent for tOr all an an- at of at It its rivals except thetho Utes andond will wm have no no pushover evert Tie he Is expected to chalk up triumph against the invaders to top top offoft the season Clu Clug Vacher acher who was willi a absent fr from rn the tho Armistice day game against Colorado is ex expected ex cx- peeled backhack in tn gridiron togs toed and with the rest of ot the team going atnt atop tOP oil speed live 3 YO seems sure to put tho most formidable lineup of at tho against McLaren's mC HAVE JAVE LONG LONG REST The rite fact that B. r. U.

has is re rested tod since Armistice day whilo Wyoming witt vat mauled by bJ the hard driving Ute Utes Saturday will wUl be beno no help io 0 o- thethe visitors either OnOne man whose hose pert performance will will- be will- bebe carefully watched ne net nett Saturday Is III Captain PaulTaul Thorn the hard hu hitting halfback who turned In a a. gam garni a against the tP I Teachers a week ago It If Thorn Pr pro- viden pro pro- tho the same of oC punch to his ball carrying against ththe Cowboys CoWbOY that tha he did against the Grce cy Bears the visitors are clue duo for ra a a amerry merry afternoon stopping Vacher and Thorn and tho the passes lasse oC of Bliss Hoover Thorns Thorn'soff tackle smashes and md line Une bucks were nb- nb 1 jv un unstoppable a no week ago md a another othe game gam of oC that kind will B. Us 1930 football prospects prospects pros pros- already brilliant another upward up uR- ward boost CONFERCONFERENCE NCE MOUNTAIN 1 TEAM Won Lost Tied ed PetPct Pta Ph opp Pt Pia University of Uth 5 0 0 0 1000 16 15 DenverDonver University 3 It 1 1 15 41 9 Colorado University 3 3 1 I 1 38 38 49 Mon Montana ana Stat Stati 2 1 1 0 26 26 21 Colorado 3 2 0 74 58 BrIgham Young 3 3 2 0 Or 90 89 Colorado Teachers 3 2 2 0 41 67 57 Colorado A gies 4 4 3 0 98 68 Utah 3 3 3 0 43 3 Colorado Mines Minu 2 4 0 42 61 Wilt iii 0 01 5 0 60 Wyoming 1 0 0 I 6 e. 0 o. 0 OGO 10 20 SAT RESULTS Colorado Aggi 0 Col ColOrado rado University 6 Colorado 54 Stat Stati 21 Colorado Mines 7 Regis Ral 0 Denver 13 Utah A gi 0 r.

1 Wyoming 0 of Utah 44 NEXT SATURDAYSSATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Colorado vi I Colorado lorado at Wyoming vs Brigham Young at Provo I Colorado Teachers vs VI Regis Regia at nce Detail Play of Aggie Defeat By Denver Uj I FIRST QUARTER Captain Jensen of oC Utah tall As won the toss chose and choso to defend the nor north goal Clark Clark of D. U. kicked off ott seven fifty yards ards to Call who returned forty yards Remund and Gillespie madomade a a. first down clown to the D. U.

yard seven line D. U. stiffened an and Call punted ov 91 r- thth thetho goal line Clark 1 out but of ot bounds on the tho third down on Denver's Denver's Den Den- vers ver's yard thirty line Two plays netted thethc Aggles a first down on D. Us yard twenty line lInc heldheM for fot downs downs' the yard ty-two-yard line Clark punted to the yard forty line On fourth down with eight yards ards to go Call punted to Smith who returned seventeen yards to the tho D. U.

twenty- twenty yard seven line Smith punted to Call who returned twenty twenty-f iva yards Gillespie and Remund emund mademado made- aa first down Call gained eight yards Two moromore rushes put the tho ball on the yard fifteen line for another another an an- tn- tn other first downdawn Ketchum threw Call for tor a yard five-yard loss A forward for tor for- wardward pass tailedfailed and D. U. took the ball on its yard nineteen line York kicked to tho the yard thirteen-yard line with no return by Call Can Glues GUIes- piepic gained nineteen yards Call Call- I punted on the 1 fOurth down Call Can I gained four tour yards on two aas the period ended Score first period D. D. U.

0 0 Ut Utah h- AA 0 SECOND QUARTER ClarksClarka punt to Call Vas was as returned returnee to the tho Dol U. yard 49 line Une On fo fourth rUi down Call punted to D. Us 17 yard 17 ard line In three three- plays plas Rice gained 17 yards i slashing through th them for another first downdawn to the Aggie 47 yard line McIntosh and Byers re replaced rc- rc placed Smith and Clark for tor or D. UA A Apas pas Byer Byera to was waS good for or 33 yards Byers ers passed to Cannon for tor a n. touchdown A for lor the tho extra pointwas Jn incomplete Ut Utah fumbled and recovered red on its yard 31 linelino Call punted on fourth down to McIntosh who re returned returned re- re turned to D.

yard 32 line Two D. U. passes failedtailed and Byers punted to Call who returned to the Utah yard 36 line Byers was carried oft orr thetho field with an Injured knee Albers Albers' Albers Al- Al bers bets replaced him Mike Alike Sell Intercepted intercepted inter Inter- a Utah papass and carried it to the yard 49 line shot shot a a.a- pan a- paspas pan to McIntosh but D. five nc yards on oti thetho pIa play Score D. U.

6 Utah Aggles 0 O. THIRD QUARTER o. Us kickoff to Thompson was returned twenty yards to the Utah ah yard 31 line Une Tho Ag les mado nado a first down Call punted anI and Smith dropped dropp it on tho Jj D' U. yard 21 ar line Clarks Clark's yard 48 punt to Call was I returned to Utah's yard 41 lIn line Calls Call's kick froni went to the D. U.

yard line where it a Utah vl player It down for tor for- a torn a n. touchback ck Call and Clark ex exchanged ex- ex changed punts lUnts A A. pass 1 Sg Clark to to- li li was good for or eighteen yards An offside penalty against tl the tItO Aigles put put ut thothe ballbail on on their 9 0 I yard yard line Rico smashed to the Ule 2 3 1 yard ard 2 Uric line Successfully he ho through to thothe foot 1 line ine and and- then over the tho goal Clark drop drop- kicked the extra point Score D. U. 13 13 Utah A ics 0 O.

FOURTH QUARTER After Arter an exchange of ot punts mints Call shot to Thompson who planted plant ed the ball on tho the D. U. yard 27 line A lateral pass Thompson to Call Calli gave Utah a first first- down jawn on on Denver's lc- lc yard IC ara Un line Call gained seven se yards I on ththo next play An offside penalty against D. U. put the ball on thothe yard 3 line Remund carried cu the ball to the yard i-yard linelino Then Brownlee Brown Brownlee teo brokobroke through andanti throw vl Utah for tor a yard 2 loss A It lateral pass failedtuned to gainguin anI and 1 D.

U. took the ball on downs on the he yard 3 Uri line With a a. left to play Coa Coach Cravath Cm sent Hent In almost a whole new new team Final score D. U. 13 13 Utah Ag Ag- gies Ies 0 MOTORCYCLE RECORD What ls Is Js believed lI cd to be n.

a new record for tor motorcycles was az established at Munich recently by Ern Ernest st Henne lIenne Over a a. one kilo metel course ho he hoera averaged era ed a spec speed of 1344 miles art an hour Wins Violet Violet Wins 14 0 Decision in iu Game I Against Missouri By GEORGE GEORG KIRKSEY YANKEE STADIUM New York A long toils startling Nov INo 16 UP UP A run for a Ii In Inthe the first two minutes of 01 play and nI ati an Intercepted pass in tho the middle of or the fourth period gave New Ne' York university a a 14 to to 0 victory over Missouri 1 In thothe east's most's outstanding Intersection Intersection- on- al on- on al game came today A A. crowd of badhad hardly set settled net net- tIed iri in the tho stands of oC thetho biG leanican league ball park when Beryl Follet running hard New York i uni I sl off IMis- IMis quarterback slanted left tackle cut across the he field and rith 67 yards for Cor a 3 a touch touchdown That hat run un won tho thio game for NowNew York lork U. rut thetho Violets added another touchdown Missouri unwisely at attempted to pass Inside its 20 yard 20 yard linelino late lato in the final period Captain Waldorf Missouri's 11 big Ig captain fl filed a short horl pass Into the thO ni-mn ni arms of Captain Leonard Leona Grant antiand tho the Nc New York U. tackle d' unmolested ted 15 yards for tho io 10 lets second I touchdown uch own Collet kicked both goals MISSOURI ON DEFENSE I MIssouri 1 never seriously thre threatened to score and for tot the most part was was backed d' deep jerp into Its Us own territory fighting fiercely lei to stave off ort the NewNow York tJU oit offen n- sive Four times times' In the tue final halthalf was calledcolled on to halt a a- Ne Now Ne York advance nd Ins Inside de its 20 O- yard line On Oi three of ot these occasions occa lonE a n.

stout hearted Missouri line stopped N. Ui I th the yard 10 line Only twice during the Ute game did Missouri come anywhere near neat thothe scoring zone In the tho second period tho tim westerners advanced to N. Us yard 23 linelino wh when Roy flay Smith Missouri center blocked Captain Grants Grant's attempt to punt and re recovered recovered re- re covered crell tho 1 all on N. T. U.

Us Us 24 yard line lino Pour our playsgained but bIt n. yard arlt and N. U. took tho the ball on downs i I Aggie 1 Lint Lin utah Denver 11 Ketchum Is Cannon It 1 D' Bratin un i Brownies Brownie I e. Co La rr TC i rIb Ih re i If it Smith ob W.

Clark lh If nice nice- Ih 00 i Scorn by periods 1 Denver 0 Utah A Ble 0 0 0 tJ i Denver nice lIke Goal from tram CI Ul Utah Welsh iah for for rot Welsh Mau aughn hn tor for I forlor Mikell forfot Bon Smith lm on son forRice nice for DI forlor Alb for i. i son lOA.