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i 1 8 1 THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER BER 24 1932 2 1 j. Fn iY TRIMS CATS 6 0 IN OGDEN COMB COMBAT A COUGARS MAKE TOUCHDOWN BY I. I AERIAL ROUTE ov 1 Bobcats Carry Battle Into B. V. U.

Territory in Second V. Half Robison Shines 4 By BOB GOODELL Ironclad defense pluS pluS' streaks of brilliant offensive football in the first half gave B. U. a 6 0 victory victor over oyer Montana State college col lege in the opening Rocky mountain l' conference game of I the season Friday night in Ogden municipal mu stadium a More than 0 fans witnessed the fray 0 Frank ran LaCombe's La- Combes La- La a o. Combes Combe's per perfect pass to BurleBuric Robison Robison Rob ison aU conference all g.

end brought broucht Ott II a es y's ys men their ther touchdown ox early in the first vS I qu quarter and although al at- Shields though they failed to add to that six point total it proved sufficient for for- thethe 60 minutes of football The Bobcats after alter being consistently consistentconsistent- ly outplayed in thefirst halfhalt gave the yn a real scare in the second keeping the ball in Cougar territory practically allthe timeand frequently frequent ly threatening to score only to see seethe seethe seethe the husky forwardwall ofthe Blue and White aggregation repel every thrust MAY DEVELOP PUNCH While the yn failed to show any exceptional punch the husky Cougars Cou gars displayed abundant potential power and two weeksweeks' more football may find them a serious menace TheThc Bobcats too showed ved a strong defensive defensive delen sive team and interesting comparisons compari sons ons are in order when the Cats journey to Logan for a clash with Utah Aggles next Saturday The end play of Robisonand Hap was the highlight of the combat They were were bulwarks in every ev cv- erycry department of play and their ability to toss the fleet flee Bobcatbacks for losses was vital in several i in- in stances wherewide end sweeps eithercither with th or without lateral passes proved the chief reliance of Coach Schubert DychesDyche'sspeedy performers Robison was particularly brilliant brillian and his tackle of Burns alter after a completed comcorn pass in the third quarter probably probably probe ably halted a Bobcat touchdown B. Us forward wall looked considerably considerably con con- stronger thanthe Bobcats'Bobcats but the Cougars could not gain with any consistency on running plays Montana State showing an extremely tight defense of its own own own-a a defense that surprised the large crowd en on numerous nu nu- nu occasions 4 Coach Ott OU Romney made numerous 1 substitutions especially in the back- fIeld backfield backfield back- back field and finding the best combination combination tion still appears a puzzle Floyd and Pete Wilson two vet vet- halfbacks were re the most consistent consistent consistent con con- ground gainers while Wilsons Wilson's Wilson's Wilsons Wil Wile sons son's punting was strong Glen Wilkinson and LaCombe each did id some ome capable work at quarterback NEWCOMERS PLAY WELL WILL While the entire Cougar forward wall was strong the showing of Curley Curley Curley Cur- Cur ley Moore and Greasy Warner sophomore linemen playing their first game for the varsity was exceptionally exceptionexception- sally ally good Moore suffered a severe back injury near the closeof the contest contest con contest and may be out of the game for some time Hazen and Captain McLean were outstanding on the Bobcats'Bobcats forward wall while Parke diminutive halfback halfback half bal back shared toting ball-toting honors with Ray Buzzetti erstwhile basketball star who pounded the line for good yardage B. U. kicked off and after the Bobcats had reeled off ofa a first down a disastrous fumble gave B. U.

the ball on the Cats Cats' yard 35 stripe Shields Shiel recovering Pete Wilson ripped through for lor 12 yards and when Montana held LaCombe tossed a long pass to Robison for a touch down LaCombe missed the try for point and the score stood 6 to 0 o. A punting duel between Wilson and Parke followed but the Cats got a break when LaCombe muffed a punt and Burns recovered for Montana on B. Us yard 23 stripe Parke hit tackle for two yards yard but tossed Buzzetti for a yard four loss and two passes failed faHed B. U. hav hay laging possession of the ball at the quarter Biddulph crashed through center forlor 14 yards to take the ball to midfield midfield mid mid- Co Cofield field as the second period opened Punt exchanges followed when both lines held until Merkle Merkley and Biddulph Bid Bid- knifed through for first downdawn on the Cats' Cats yard 43 line A short pass Biddulph to Hart netted three yards Montana State was penalized five yards and Glen Wilkinson who had replaced Merkley at quarter passed over the center of tilethc line to Robison netting a yard 14 gain before the lanky wingman was downed on the Cats' Cats yard 21 line Une An offside penalty hurt the chances here and passes viere were incomplete Parke punted out of danger and play for the remainder of the period stayed close to the middle of the field- field 'S BOBCATS UNCORK THREAT Montana kicked offoft to open the 1 second half but after reeling off oft one first down the flY offensive was 4 1 stopped Dyer intercepting a pass on his own yard 42 line Parke passed to Burns for lor an yard 18 yard gain an and when the yn forwards held Parke made a perfect punt out of bounds I on the Cougars yard four stripe Wilsons Wilson's Wilson's Wilsons WilWll sons son's return punt was short and lateral passes together with occasional occasional occa occa- line bucks by Buzzetti worked the ball to the Cougar yard 19 line forlor first down Warner Intercepted a Bobcat pass but a flY back fumbled fum- fum Ita l' bled on the next play Montana recovering recovering re- re covering on the yard 23 line But the i Ii BobcatsBobcats' array of ot laterals was broken up and a punting duel ensued until one ne of WilsonsWilson's punts was blocked and Montana took the ball on the 4 Cougar yard 36 line Buzzetti made 1 fivelive yi yards and Parke two as the period pe pe- nod ended Once again B.

U. hel held andkicked out of danger but a surprise punt 1 I over the safety mans man's head negotiated sic net by ParkeFarke on first down took f-t the 1130 ballbail deep deeR into Cougar territory gain again Roughing Parke before he he- recrec receivedived the next flY punt brought a 3 yard 15 penalty against B. U. that hat took the ball to the Cougars'Cougars yard 5 line inc After two plays net net- cd ted five ive yards the Cats were stopped dead ead and the took the ball A few ew moments later the northerners looked dangerous again when Buzzetti Buz Buz- etti zetti slipped through the line Une eluded twp two wp tacklers and reeled off a yard 13 gain rain for tor a first down on B. Us yard 7 line but but the Cougars presented pre pre- a stone wall to take the ball Near fear the end of at the game B.

U. intercepted a Bobcat pass and Biddulph Bid- Bid and Wilkinson rushed the ball into Montana territory for or a first down own The game came ended a moment later ater with the having possession of 01 the ball on the Cats Cats' yard 42 line Une Young U. Mont State le 1 Date Daleale Richardson it Mencer Shields Hazen McLean i rg Dyer loore rt rt Naele Robinson re re Burns acomb HB jj H. Dyer Dier Parke von Hansen t. fh Substitution Brigham Young r- ty for Bertotti Merkle for La- La comb Millett for Hart HarL liarS Uart loxfor Milieu Tucker for lor Murdock Murdoc Lacomb Comb for Merkley Murdock for Tucker Wilkinson for La- La Lacomb Manson Manion for Moore Merkley for Wit Wll- kinson Lacomb bf for tor lt Hutchinson for Millett for fer Hutchinson Wilkinson for or Lacomb for NuiOn- NuiOn ger er for It Montana An State Walker State Walker for tor Dyer Edwards Ed Edwards ward ardifor H.

Dyer OBrien O'Brien for nun Hazen Bait Dalt- zelt ell for lor Mencer Allan for lor Edwards Coe Coey for or Burns Burns Burl for lor Coer Coey Edwards for tor lien Allen Coey for Burns tot for Dale Dale Date for or Duncan for tor Edward Scoring B. U. u. U. puI The Tape Measure B.

BYU U. Montana Montan 6 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS FROM SCRIMMAGE 5 3 Downs from running plays 4 2 2 Downs ns from forward passes passes 1 1 0 0 Downs from penalties 0 0 1 1 First quarter downs 1 3 3 Second quarter downs do 1 1 1 1 Third downs downs 2 2 quarter 0 o. Fourth quarter downs 1 1 1 Ball lost on downs 1 YARDSGAINED FROM SCRIMMAGE RunandPass 13 Yards from running plays 13 63 63 Yards from passes 21 10 10 Yardslost from scrimmage 15 15 50 TOTAL NUMBER OF PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE SCRIMMAGE 59 59 40 Number of running plays 42 42 10 10 Forward 10 Forward passes attempted 16 5 5 Forward passes completed 6 6 3 Forward passes incomplete 8 8 2 2 Forward passes intercepted by opponents 2 2 12 12 Number Num ber of punts 17 17 39 39 Average length of punts 38 1 1 Punts blocked by Iby opponents 0 0 72 Yards returning punts 46 2 2 Numberof kickoffs 1 1 47 47 Average length th of kickoffs 50 15 15 Yardage of kickoffs returned 10 10 2 2 Fumbles 1 1 1 1 OpponentsOpponents' fumbles recovered 2 45 45 Yards lost from penalties 35 35 0 O. 0 Field goals ls 0 0 0 O. kick Drop-kick goals 0 0 1 1 Touchdowns ns 0 0 0 o.

Conversions 0 Conversions after touchdowns 0 0 o. 0 Safeties 0 0 INDIVIDUAL YARDAGE B. U. backs from running plays tImes Yards carried Ave Points Position gained ball per play scored La Combe 1 1 1 0 Bertotti hb 5 3 1 17 7 0 Wilson hb 20 12 0 Hutchinson hb 25 5 0 Wilkinson 23 4 0 II hb 41 10 43 0 0 Merkley 4 3 13 0 Millet hbbb 2 2 1 0 40 0 Montana backs ks from running plays Dyer b. 5 1 5 0 Parke hb 17 13 13 0 Hansen hb 0 2 00 Buzzetti fb 70 70 17 ll 41 0 Edwards II hb 24 9 27 0 42 0 0 Yardage From Running Plays Through Positions B.

BYU U. Around Through Over Through Around left end lefttackle center right tackle right end end- 0 10 28 25 68 Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost 2 0 o. 7 1 0 0 I 1 Montana 0 15 91 18 7 Lost LostLost Lost Lost 2 0 1 0 12 Crowder Bags 14 Victories In Succession CHICAGO Sept 24 All All this hue me and cry aboutthe Yankee and Cub pitchers who will battle in the world series has caused another pretty fair sort of hurler to hebe somewhat somewhat some- some what overlooked The pitcher is General Alvin Crowder of the Washington Wash Wash- in ington ton Senators The year old right-hander right today had lad the best winning streak in in the major leagues 14 leagues 14 in a row row and and had won 25 andlost 13 for the season His record of ot straight victories is only two wo shy of the American lea league uC markmork of 16 set by Joe Wood of ot Boston in 1912 and equaled by fay Bob Grove of the he Athletics last season Among his better performances in full ull games arearc one two-hit two game two three hit affairs one hit four game two wo in which he gave only five and four our in which six hits were wele made off his stuff His 14 straight include four decisions over Detroit three over Cleveland and Chicago two from Crom Boson Boston Boston Bos Boston on and one each over the league champion New York Yankees and the St. St Louis Browns Bro Stanford Ex-Stanford Star Me Meets ts Alma Mater KEZAR STADIUM San Francisco Sept 24 UP Coach UP-Coach Coach Glenn Pop Warners Warner's Stanford Indians schooled i in all the traditional Warner Warnel trickery met the University of San Francisco coached cached by Lawrence Lewis former Stanford gridiron hero here this aft- aft When the Cardinals last appeared in Kezar stadium four years ago Lewis ewis was the star of ot the to 48 de- cat defeat de- de feat cat Warners Warner's squad handed Idaho Lewis Lesis with witha a team which included seven even sophomores was confident of of- aa victory today over the seasoned eleven leven of his former mentor How However vcr Warners Warner's team ruled the favorite favorite fa- vorito fa fa- fa- fa to win KILLE KILLEFER FER IS SKIPPER INDIANAPOLIS Sept 24 Wade Vade Red Killefer former major league eague baseball was ap- poInted appointed ap ap- ap- ap pointed manager of the Indianapolis club lub of the American association for next season He succeeds Emmett McCann McCann McCann Mc- Mc Cann who hashaa ha had charge of ot the local club lub since July 1931 Japanese Netter Meets Perry for Southwest Title LOS ANGELES Sept 24 UP UP- UP Jiro wiry littletennis star from Japan will oppose Fred Perry of Great Britain today for the singles title of the Pacific southwest tennis tournament defeated Henry W. Austin British champion yesterday by scores of 8 6 7 5 6 4 6 0 6 1 in a desperately fought semifinals match The smaller mans man's speed gave him the victory as as- it as- it as- itit earned him a victory over Ellsworth Vines national singles champion in in- the in- the in- thethe quarterfinals Perry earnedhis right to the finals competition by defeating Geor Georgio io dedc Stefani of Italy 6 3 6 2 8 6 6 Mrs L.

A. A Harper of ot Oakland and Alice Marble San Franciscodefeated Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn Philadelphia Phila Philadelphia and Josephine Cruickshank Santa Ana 6 3 6 1 in the women's doubles elim eliminations Semifinals doubles competition between be between Vines and Keith Gledhill and Perry and Austin was postponed until un un- un til today because of darkness The Americans won won the first set 8 6 the English the second 6 2 6 and the third set stood 8 all 8 when continued Chiefs Leave for Scene of Series CHICAGO Sept 24 UP UP M. Landis commissioner of baseball and William Harridge president of ot the American league were to leave today for New York to attend the first two games games games' of the world series between the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs at Yankee stadium Wednesday and Thursday I III have no doubt but that the Cubs have I 5 4 think a fIne team said Harridge but but- will the Yankees are be better er and will win Canadian Women in in- Golf in- GolfGolf Meet Finals MONTREAL Sept 24 Miss UP-Miss Margery Kirkham ot of Montreal and Mrs C. S. Eddis of Toronto met today today to- uS to- to uS day i in i the first st Canadian all-Canadian final of the Canadian rf wom women's ns n's open golf championship in Jn six years inal The i last last American of the six original entrants was swept out of the tourney yesterday when Miss Ber- Ber Oshkosh Wis was climE climE- sated by Miss Kirkham 4 and 2 in the semifinals Grid Results B.

nr T. U. state 0 it CR te terrace game M. I. I con con- Colorado Shoes 1 7 Denver university 55 1 conference radd Fort Teachers Teacher Hays Ban state i 7 0 0 O.

Cola Colo- Butler BaUer IS 13 DU au State Teachers 1 12 game came Miss MUI Cohere Collen 0 0 toyota LoYola of Sooth cr Ottawa cr 6 1 11 SU Superior Teachers 19 Marquette era en 0 Teach Teach- Penn Cottage College 0 O. Grinnell 20 0 Birmingham I Southern 0 0 Auburn 41 41 1 Oklahoma Agile 13 12 Phillips I U. 0 0 0 40 Ia Friend Frienda U. IndIana Central or 1 O. University of 01 Wichita 0 O.

South South- 49 49 Oklahoma CUT City university 12 Jefferson 20 Arkansas college 0 SprIng- field SprIng SprIng- field TeachersTu-chers 26 20 West Vest Liberty Ubert 34 34 Assumption Canada anada 0 O. Bethel 1 of 11 U. Union lit lit- 12 toward Howard rd II 14 Ie Oglethorpe fl 6 southern BIrmIngham a 0 O. Auburn Si fil Northwest JunIor O. Arkansas state 50 Washburn 19 19 Baker Bloker 0 0 O.

lIch O. John Jonn Carroll 31 WoffordWolford 16 IG Lenoire Rhyne 0 O. Waynesburg ra Pa 13 tP fl 6 erf Simmons ns 6 8 6 Wot Texas Tu Teach Teach- ersera O. Kalamazoo college cellere 18 18 15 Manchester 6 fl St. St Viator 0 C.

DeDo Paul IS 13 Moorhead Minn fit Teachers ben 0 o. North Bakota Da- kO Dakota Da- Da kO kota university II za di Moorehead Minn 0 O. North Dakota 6 Central FellaPella Iowa 18 16 St. St Ambrose Ambro 13 St. St Olaf I 14 St.

St Thomas Thomar 12 Oklahomala Baptist il U. 31 II Eastern Old Okla homa college collect 0 0 Davis ElkIns 6 Geneva 21 21 U. Duquesne 3 nt Vt Virginia 0 O. itt Kt 0 Muhlenberg 27 7 East Esit Central fT Teachers rr 12 Murray Agnes 8 6 Amarillo College 6 e. Cameron Law- Law tonten hr OklaOkIa 0 Franklin 11 II Indiana State Teachersbeta 9 S.

Collect CoUtU 0 Dr IS U. Moose Provo Green Cab Gab in State League TWO EXCITING BALL TUSSLES ARE ON DOCKE Kinney and Peery Are Liki Uki Opponents in Opener Primed SaltSaIl Lake Moose State championschampIon of the first fir halfhalt opp oppi the Provo at o'clock day in Communitypark with the the ner meeting Green Cab for the sec half championship immediately ai the completion of the first contest Should Moose chalk up a a pair victories the State league race be over but buta a triumph for either I or will another playoff for season honor hono Just as in the first halfhalt the th teams in question tied for first pi pL in the the- regular schedule In the 1 Ii halfhalt playoff Cab nosed out Prein Pre Pr in thefirst game amean Inning ll aU and MooseMoore came caine from behind to i the title duel in ten frames This time the Cab was the te that drew a bye a bye a distinct adv tage in a header double-header playoff this kind The opener will find Art KirinKiM Moose southpaw ace pitted agai Red Peery who had the Indian Ion i ion s- onon the several times times' season Lefty Cole Is the proba Provo choice against the Cabbies Cabbie they beat the Moose while Bill Ka KB Kamans Kaman's mans man's first halfhall champs have Dudler to send against the Cabbin they take the measure of the Pr Pre outfit Alvin ShaferShaler is is' virtually 51 si to be the Cabs'Cabs starting pitcher the championship game regard of their opponents opponent MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS FALL Waner Sets New Mark ii in Two Clout Home Runs I NEW YORK Sept 24 With JP-With ff With the he major league season due to em end tomorrow two league records have hav fallen allen two marks forboth major circuits circuits cir cir cir- are in danger and one of ththe batting races for for- an for- anan i individual 1 I a 1 I I 4 crown remains in in- grave doubt grave I I- The The Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadel Philadelphia Athletics led led- led by Jimmie Foxx have lave clouted home far runs so passing assing the Ameri- Ameri league mark of 1 set by the New New- YorkYork Yankees a a- fewfew ew years agongo and short of ot just one the he Chicago Cubs'Cubs major a 0 league mark coxx Foxx raised his total to 5650 horn horn- Paul Waner ers just four short of Babe Ruths Ruth's major league mark Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Pi Pi- Pi rates smashed a National league mark mark- by mark- by clouting 61 doubles two over ththe record set by Chuck Klein of ot ththe Phillies two years ago ALEXANDER IN FRONT The steady hitting of Dale Alexandcr Alexander Alexander Alex Alexander of the Boston Red Sox gave him nm a point one advantage over Foxx this his week in the battle for the Amer- Ican American Amer Amer- Icancan league championship His average average aver average up to today was Foxx's Well behindthe leading pair in the American league other first ten hitters were Gehrig New York Manush Washington Ruth New New- York York 3 14 Simmons Philadelphia nb New York Walker Detroit Ferrell St. St Louis and nd Jolley Boston Frank ODoul of ot Brooklyn tops the National league at a wide margin mar- in mar margin in over Klein who was second with Behind him came Terr Terry New New- York New- York York Hurst Philadelphia P. Waner Pittsburgh V. Davis Da vis Philadelphia L.

Waner Pittsburgh Traynor Pittsburgh h. Herman Cincinnati and Stephenson Chicago ALLEN AND WARNEKE The pitching leaders of the two leagues held their places with only one victory and one defeat among four our of ot them Johnny Allen of New New- York New- York New- YorkYork was the winner holding the American league lead with 17 vievic tories ories and three defeats while Bob Brown of Boston second in jn the National Na Na- ional lost his seventh against 1 14 victories The 22 and 6 record of Lonnie Warneke of Chicago held good for the National league lead and Vernon Gomez's 7 24 mark for second in the American Klein Battles Ott for foi Title NEW YORK Sept 24 UP Mel UP-Mel Mel Mel- OttOtt of the Giants and Chuck Klein of the he Phillies will battle it out person person- person o-person for the run home championship championship cham cham- of the National league today and nd tomorrow in a pair of doubleheaders doubleheaders double doubleheaders at the Polo grounds Sturdy little Ott and big blond Klein each have driven out 38 home runs this season Last year Klein nosed out Mel in the closing sessions for or circuit clouting honors with thirteen thir thirteen een homers to twenty The Giants and Phillies were Idle yesterday esterday as the Cardinals trounced the he Pirates 8 to 4 in the only National league game scheduled Meanwhile Connie Macks Mack's Athletics clinched second place in the American Amerian Ameri- Ameri canan league standings by beating their closest rivals the Washington Senators Sena Senators ors 8 to 4 The Yankees blanked Boston 3 to 0 O. behind the seven hit pitching of Walter Brown Wesley Ferrell registered registered regis- regis ered his twenty third victory when Cleveland trouncedthe Chicago White Sox 13 to 6 The Browns were held to 7 hits by George Uhle and Earl White hill Whitehills as as' as Detroit took both ends of ot a doubleheader double double- I header eader 6 to 2 and 12 to 0 o. GOOD GOLF By CHESTER HORTON Greatest Teacher In a way hitting past your chin china a a principle I advocated some years agogo and which is now receiving considerable considerable con- con attention Is good as far as i it goes oes but I I red ered among my pu pupils pUs pils Us that when th they attempted to hit hil past ast the chin they att the same time rIgid- ity rigidity rigid rIgid- ity ty about the neck and nd shoulders As As- aa principle in itself itsel It is largely worth worth- I I I I- lessless ess in the light of ol the he deeper analysis I have since been able ble to make of the I golfing action I BOOY I Inow Id I nowow know and and- ou you ou can readily prove that when your our lower body goes in after the or with it whichever suits your our fancy best the action being one of unison in either event when this principle is employed you dont don't need concern yourself about your our chin Ob- vIously Obviously Ob- Ob your chin must move if Jf your head moves and the fact is your head lead must move if the lower body holds olds back and your upper body moves forward with lith the swing So Sonn now you have the principle complete use use it and your golf goU must perk up Copyright John F. Dille Co AMERICAN AS ASSOCIATION Team Stand or Won Lost Pet Minneapolis I 09 6866 Columbus 88 74 1 13 Milwaukee 8 85 1878 84 78 is Toledo 84 af 80 so 0 Kansas 79 0 8 85 city at H.

Paul 1070 94 4 63 99 City Tourney Rivals Clash Clash- InIn lt Semifinals Ralph of Fort Douglas ant ant- Ed and Ed Kingsley of Forest Dale teed of off at 12 o'clock in a semifinal match o- the of the city golf tournament at Bonn Bonne- Bonne- Bonne ville vile Five minuteslater Clyde Clyd Thomsen of the Dale and H. F. Ru Rusell Bussell BusRus sell of Fort Douglas opened hostilities for a place in an SundaysSunday's final the defending champion was given an edge over Kingsley a although al although the latter has played phenom- enalenal golf gOl this season climaxed by hIs victory in state amateur competition The match was wa rated as a tossup Russell who upset Owen Covey in a sensational third round duel is perhaps the steadier but Thomsen rises to brilliant heights height in important competition Ben of Bonneville me met J. E. of Forest Dale for th the first fJ flight ht title tte Consolation High semifinals found Judd Wilcox ant and Joe Porter of Bonneville Bonnevie meeting i i- one in one bracket while Les Jarman of Forest Forest For Forest Dale matched shots shot with Hal Badger Bad Bac ger of Nibley for the other final The morning round of the championship championship cham cham- final will wi start at o'clock Sunday morning with wih the last eIght- een eIght eIght- een getting under way at 2 p.

m. Sound New Nev Warning Warning- With Win In First Contest Contes LOS ANGELES ANGELE sept 24 UP UP- UP The University of California at Los Lo Angeles loomed as a threatening fac fc fac- fac tor tar in the Pacific Coast football setup setup set setup today by its demonstration of power pow power in defeating the California 26 to 0 O. last night night A versatile offense good running and passing and a new quarterback star to replace the injured Lenny Bergdahl were exhibited Bruin supporters were jubilant that tha their score of 26 was one touchdown better than the University of California California Calor Califor California could do against the last las week The new luminary Is Mike Frankovich Frankovich Franko Frankovich who returned the opening kickoff kickoff kick kickoff of 40 yards then passed 10 yards for the first touchdown and showedsnowed he could kick by booting the ballbali bal to the yard 2 line lne on a Bruin kick kick- kik offoft Another time he grabbed a punpunt and spurted down the field for tor a gain of ot 53 yards The Bruins Brins gained all their points point in fri the first half hal 13 in the first quar- terter and 13 in the second The third and fourth quarters were give am and take BacrBaer Awaits Awais Bout CHICAGO Sept 24 UP Max UP-Max Max Baer of California and Tuffy Griffhs Griffiths Grif- Grif of Chicago completed hard han today for their ten round heavyweight bout at the Chicago sta- dl sta sta- sta- sta dldi Monday night Baer is a 21 fafa- fa Baer expects expect to weigh pounds and Griffiths Saturday Games ROCKY MOUNTAIN OU TAIN CONFERENCE Southern vs n. Utah ence ence Sta StatsState vs Idaho 8 S. B.

EAST vs Chester Cheter Teachers vs Defiance V. Amherst vs V. Colb Colby Baltimore vs Shenandoah Shenandoah Bates Bate s. Arnold Colgate vs St. St Lawrence Columbia vs MIddleburY Cornell Corel vs VI Buffalo Dartmouth vs Norwich Marthal v.

vs VL Moravian Hol Holy Cross vs 5 New River Teachers Teacher vs V. Drexel Drexel Lincoln vs its St. St Paul Maine vs V. Rhode Island Island Manhattan vs St. St Bonaventure Maryland vs tt Washington ts college Massachusetts State vs s.

Cooper Union Rutgers vs Providence Seton ton Hall vs vi E. Hal I vs now i. s. it Morris Harvey 1 Union vs Ln Long Lone Island Vermont vs s. St St.

Michael ta vs Westminster vs n. Slippery Rockhock Rok Williams vs V. Rochester MIDWEST Akron vs Ohio State Slate Reserve vs yr Buena Vit Vista Carleton s. vs Stevens Point Carthage vs Case Cue vs Hiram HIrm Chicago vs Monmouth vs Hanover Columbia vs VI Cedar Ceda Falls Fals Crone M. DeKalb DePaul vs St.

St Viator Elmhurst V. vs vi Milwaukee Teachers Illinois Wesleyan vs VI Carbondale Indiana a Teachers vs Lock Haven Teach- Teach rs era Iowa State vs V. Simpson Jamestown vs Huron vs VI Manchester Luth vs Coe Cor I Mankato vs VI Stout Institute Marshall vs Piedmont Marquette vs va Lawrence Lwrence Michigan State s. vs Alma Missouri Misouri Mines vs Pittsburgh Teachers vs vs Western Union vs VI Normal Normn vs s. Illinois Military school schoL North Central vs VI Morton Dakota vs Moorhead Teachers Ohio university V.

vs vs VI Rio nio Grande Parsons vs Chillicothe VI Pittsburgh vs Ohio Northern River FallsFails Va vs n. Macalester St. St Cloud vs vi V. St. St Norbert vs VI Teachers South Dakota vs v.

Yankton South Dakota Dota Mines s. vs Teach Teach- Tech Tech- ra r. South Dakota State vs vi V. Aberdeen Teach Teach- Tech Tech- ra n. Springfield I vs Norfolk I Teachers vs Marquette ue teTe Teach Teach- a h- rs Teachers vs VI LaCrosse Teachers Teacher SOUTH Alabama vs Southwestern Arkansas VI vs HendrIx Bluefield vs VI Bowline Green vs Baldwin V.

HowlingBowling Green Teachers vs V. Centenary vs Henderson Henderon Teachers Centre VI vs Westminster Chattanooga vs Tennessee Citadel vs VI Erakine Clemson vs VI Presbyterian Duke vs Davidson Henry Henr vs Elon FIon Such Point vs Holmes vs vi Clarke Jonesboro A. A bt M. vs VI Harding HArdin Kentucky vs V. Virginia Military Institute Lambuth vs s.

Jonesboro college coler Field Guilford 11 Langley vs Ti ff eJ s. vs sTe S. Texas gh Christian Ian North Carolina vs Wake Forest Foret Oglethorpe vs a Howard Parris Wn Islandliland lv vs Oak Rice vs n. Rose Poly vs Oakland CI City South Carolina vs vi Sewanee Tahlequah vs Missouri Teachers Wesleyan vs Carson Canon Texas rUBI vs Daniel Baker Texas Texa Tech vs VI Texas Texa A A. A 1 M.

Vanderbilt vs Mercer Virginia vs VI Sydney Hampton Virginia Poly Pol Institute vs vL Roanoke Washington Leo vs George Washington xV Mary vs VI V. Randolph VEST Bachelors club dub vs EST California vs VL Santa V. Clara CIra Chico vs VI vs Sari San Francisco Teachers Col Cot Puget Sound Bound vs VI Pacific Lutheran Luthea vs San Ban Diego Mar Mr Idaho vs VI Whitman Nevada vs Monmouth Teachers Teacher New Mexico vs Olla Teachers Teacher Aule Ola New Mexico Military vs Ith ills Cavalry Oregon vs Pacific university State vs VI Willamette San Sn Francisco Stat vs v. Stanford U. C.

L. A. A vs California Antes Aule Wa Washington hion vs Chroma Uia THEY'RE WATCHING THIS BOY LI Ib i. i 4 I 1 If th 4 it I 4 4 i S- TT ii'S i rP I 4 a 3 ir I i. i 4 pV kr Big Frank Christensen Utah fullback and captain was a marked man when he ran out on the field at Los Angeles Saturday afternoon to take his placeagainst the Trojans The Jones coached crew of national champions has heard much of Chris Chris' line plunging passing and punting ability and were keeping several eyes on the big fellow from the start Ira Dern Dem Spins Indian India To Defeat in Feature Local Pride WinsWills Match After Captures First Fall Fal With Bear Hug Downs Longson Sharman Draws With Syrian Ira Dern Salt Sal Lakes Lake's heavyweight wrestling kingpin officially demonstrated demonstrated demon demon- his airplanespin forthefirst time ime this season as he whirled Jules pound Indian to defeat de feat teat at McCulough McCulloughsMcCullough's arena Friday evening The Indian won thefirst fall lal in 3 minutes with wit a bear hug and Ira came back in 7 21 minutes to register hisfamous spin The Te Indian Indian In Indian was unable to return Dern weighed pou pounds d.

Last week Ira finished a match with wih Joe via the airplane route but the fall was overruled because because be be- be because cause of interference by a spectator The big Indian started the fireworks fire ire works fromthe start registering rab nab bitit punches and kicks to the ion tion ton followed it with the bear icar hug and the two fell fell- to the resin with wih the Indian on top Dern ern was unable to pushover the big fellow ellow and the fall fal went to Jules COMES BACK Dern came back in the second frame rame to counter numerous jabs to the jaw and soon polished off ott the Haskell Haskel athlete with wih his hi famous spin In the semi windup CharleyChancy San Santen pound Missourian accounted for tor Bill Bi Longson pound Salt Sal Laker in 18 minutes The two put on a fine ine wrestling wresting exhibition for the first 10 minutes but rough tactics were soon resorted to ended ended end ended the orgy by registering the body slam for the only fall FINE EXHIBITION In the best wrestling exhibition of the program Hy Sharman local wel- ten welter wel welter ten battled batted Dave Faris Fans of ot Syria to to- aa minute 30 draw Both proved fast and various holds flew few thick and fast In the opening match math Tommy Tassos Tassos Tas Tassos local lightweight wonover Frank Fra Beel Bed of ot Kansas Kasas City in 25 2 minutes The Te Salt Sal Laker attempted to throw his foe out of the ring as the two scuffled about missing each other with just about everything they tried I Beel Bed wilted wied under thebattle batte and ad Tassos Tasos annexed the only fall faI 5 minutes min mm- utes be before ore thetime limit lii Do You Remember One Year Ago Ajo Today University Today Today University of Utah boundfor Seattle Satte stopped topped off of at The Dalles Dale Ore for a a- riefbrief rief workout workout Lefty Grove held the th- eRe Red Re Sox to five hits and turned turne In his hi thirty first victory of the season leason as a against three thre defeats The Athletics won 9 to 4 FiveFiva Years Yer Ao Aro Today TodaY Mel Mel Gallacher Gal Gallacher acher defeated dl Lee Buttle Butte in i four sets to give Salt Lake Lae another years year's possession of the J. Will Wl Knight cup intercity tennis trophy troph- C. E. Foley and nd Frank Fan Todd Tod won their wy way to the he finals inal of the Salt Sal Lake City golf gol gol tournament tournament Todd Tod eliminatingRalph 3 and ad 2 while Todd took tok the he measure of ot Dr E. W.

Browning 5 and 3 3 Mrs Mrs MiriamBurns Horn Hornof I of Kansas Kansa City won the women's na national na- na nall onal nal golf gol championship 5 and 4 from rom MissMith Mis Maureen Orcutt to become I thethe ic first west vest of the Mississippi win win- ncrner in the history of the event event Ten Years A Ago ACO Today Today East Eat Toda-Eat East and West Vest high hard rd at work ap appeared pared to have excellent prospects for or the coming season sason with wIt a good sprinkling of veterans veteran on each team Gorgeous Georges George Carpenter orchid man of ot France was wa knocked kocke out in in- ic in- the in- thethe ic sixth round by Battling Siki Senegalese Sen Sen- galese heavyweight in their boutboul for or the heavyweight championship of Europe Farm Ball Bal Champs Feted by Moguls SANDY Sept 24 Grant 24 Grant Crump andnd Jack Monahan business managers of the state farm tarm bureau baseball nine nin- en in Sandy were hosts host at the Crump home lome Wednesday evening to John John- Johnansen Hansen ansen president of the county couty league eague O. D. Ballard Balard first vice presi- dentdent ent Edgar Hills His second vice dent dent and ad RayBay Smith secretary and ad treasurer and the Sandy ball bal club cub Members Member of the team present were Lamar amar Vincent manager and coach Sheley Shelley Vincent Virgil Virgi Jacobson Ara Arza Ar- Ar Ar- zazaa Boulter Bouler Darrel Bateman Jack Smith mith Sherman Smith Louis Smith Lavell Swenson Jess Casp Casper George orge Marrow arrow Leo Lundberg Allan Hagander Haganer Hagan Hagander er Jack Mor Monahan an and nd Grant Grat Crump gs NATIONAL NATINA LEAGUE Team Tem Standing Won Lost Lt Pet Pe Chicago 89 63 sst Pittsburgh 84 84 84 lT 7 1 6 Brooklyn 80 1211 Philadelphia 77 7323 3 Boston 70 6 7 754 St St. Louis 71 71 80 so aio 40 New York 69 69 81 Si 59 93 a Fida FridaysFriday's Results Remits Pittsburgh 4 4 St. St Louis Lui 80 Only game came scheduled Pittsburgh at A St St.

Lul Louis Cincinnati Cincinat at Chicago Boston Bolon at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York 2 AMERICANLEAGUE Team Tem Standing Won Lost Pet Pd Ne NewYork New York Won Lt 46 Philadelphia 94 51 31 I tl Washington 91 PI 1 61 ei 11 Cleveland 86 16 64 6 Detroit 74 14 74 SG St. St Louis Lui 62 89 82 85 Chicago co 48 lOt Boston 42 1 FridaysFriday's Results Chicago 6 Cleveland 13 I. I Cleveand 1 Washington 4 4 Philadelphia 3 New York 3 3 Boston 0 O. St. St Lout Louis Lut 2 0 Detroit Detroi 4 SaturdaysSaturday's Schedule St.

St Louts Louis Lui at Detroit 2 3 Chicago at Cleveland New York at Boston Washington at a Philadelphia PACIFIC COASTLEAGUE LAGUE Team Tem Won Lost Pet Port Portland nd 10 10 75 Jc Hollywood 7919 5 1 M- ol Sacramento 1 93 i ts 5 U- SanSan Francisco 91 Si 81 as Los Ls Angeles 91 81 II Seattle satte 0 88 8881 MO Oakland 78 8 JO us 4 Mission 67 Si lii 37 FridaysFriday's Results Ral Los Ls Angeles Arele 11 1 Portland 4 Oakland OklAnd 8 Hollywood 6 6 San Francisco 16 Il Seattle ll 11 U. Missions 8 6 Sacramento 0 O. I Ketchell Wins Wins' HOLLYWOOD Sept Sept 24 UP UP- UP U- Wesley Ketchell Ketchel you young light ligh heavyweight ight sensation from Seattle held the upper hand throughout in a about about a- boutbout with wih Benny Miller Mier 10 LosLas Ls Angeles An An- Angeles geles last night at American Legion stadium and was given the decision Ketchell scored a knockdown in the thIrd hird round and and opened a de deep cut over Dver MillersMiller's left leU eye in i the ft TOP TOPS STATE ST ATE Ogden Ace Leads With Tedesco Shafer Allison Al AI lison lson Well Wel Up Upon on List Les Ls slugging Ogden cecc ter ten fielder wound up the Utah Uth Sta league season as the batting king li the semipro baseball circuit Sui Sw dropped a few points point duridun the last few games of the season I finished far in front with an avera ave of ot according to official lye ve ages age released Saturday 1 Feets Tedesco Green Cab sacker was second on the list wiwl closely tollow followed by Alvin Alvi ShaftShafi Cab pitcher outfielder picher who the ball bal at a clip Johnny Johny Al AI Al- sonson Helper shortstop was close hind with wih a figureligure of co ANDERSON EVANS HOWARD Other leaders including all al playe with wih 60 or more official times tie at ba follow Anderson Moose vans 3 Evans Moose Dow Mot Moose Howard Moose Costello PO Williams Green Cab 34 Combe Provo Carmoni Help Help Facer Ogden 32 Webb Provo 0 den Provo Cowan Moose 3 32 Jackson Jackon Helper Closing with wih a rush rush the Pro Pr led the circuit in team bati with wih a mark of Ogden was wa it Ie ond in line lne with Total hits hIt found head the procession with wih 45 His Hi Abbie Webb bagged 41 for 4 seem co place place Allison Alson of Helper led led the tw base hit procession with ten Shelly Shely Williams Cab infielder five triples triple to lead in that ment ment Costello and Bliss Hoover I Provo tied ted forthe home run lede ship each crashing out four tour again led in total base basI his mark of 61 nosing out Tedesco Ithe i i- thethe Cab and Allison Alson of ot Helper by slim sUm margin Webb topped the ba ba thieves with 11 1 steals while B- Bennett Bu Bennett Benett of Provo showed the tho way 1 I I- thethe sacrifice hitt hitters rs with eight BUSHDUSH IS BRILLIANT Doty Bush Provo chalked chalke up the remarkable record 4 In 12 games game but did not pI enough to be rated as the real leafu leader Tommy Zito Ogden bad stop also aso had an exceptional mark mak I but appeared in too few cM tests test Loaders Leaden In th tb of feme TuO Total hJ OrdenOrdea 44 Provo Orden-Provo 41 Costello 3 ham Ogden 37 21 Green OreA J. Allison Helper 37 7 ieH Two base J. J.

Allison Helper HePe 1810 Hoover noo Provo 0 Uso Ogden Het I BV Ogden 8 a Adams Ogden 3 i ole 6 o. Evans a Moose fe fenI nI I Jor reen Cab Cb 8 3 baie ie hits Williams hits Williams GreenOreen Cf cb Orden Oden 4 Anderson Anderon Moose de devro o. GreenOrcen Cab Cab 4 Jackson Jacklon Helper HeIP 4 4 4 Home HOle runs runs Costello Provo ProTo 4 B. HO HOOT lO Provo 4 Helper Or- On Or Cab 3 LaCombe Provo 3 Total i bases bazes i rg Olden Ogden iden II SIt 1 J. A Aj son Ion Helper 59 ss Tedesco Green Cab Costello Provo 58 B.

Hoover PrOvo Webb Provo Ogden 53 5 Stolen bases Webb bases Webb Ogden Osden bur Gibbs PrIce PrIce-Oreen Cab Cb 9 8 PT PM 9 fl Ward Wad Price I 1 Wilbur Wlbur Moose os 7 i i- dede desco GreenOreen Cab 7 Sacrifice rl hits hits Bennett lf Bennett Provo 6 Price 6 5 V. Perry Helper 4 J. caD hiss a 45 lr Provo DOW 4 1 Webb 4 5 Orden Provo i 4 TEAM BATI- NO TA At bat Hits Provo 1006 Rt I Ogden Sperry Mills 1053 20 t- Oade Spry 1 Salt Sil Lake Laie Moose Mole 10171011 2 Salt LakeLaks Green Cab Cb Helper Oren 1023 1023 10 2 22 21 Price 1013 Medal Tournament Slated at Pro PROVO Sept 24 Provo 24 Provo If Ill Ill- will wU play the first fust fist 18 holes hole of hole 72 city ch championship golf golz gol Sunday Medal play pla handicaps applying will wi pr handicap throughout A large entry list ld Is I by Professional Walt WaI W- Wl who is in charge of Utah Copper club cub golfers goUer mv the municipal Sunday for lor a team match Thi Te Invadershave won three matches from the IhL i. i SOD ion.