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i 1 1 IJ TIlE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM SATURDAY BV NOV IBER 5 ii 1932 ii oU GARS WHIP TIGERS 32 i 2 TO 0 To 0 O- HIGHAM YOUNG TAKES IDAHOAN CREWCHEW IdahO Southern Branch Nc- I Nc No I I Mat Match Even for Team Under Wraps POCATELLO Idaho Nov 5 Whal 5 WhatWhal to be bethe the strongest Brigham oung young oung university football team thaithat hasbas ever represented that school toyed with a lighter University of Idaho southern branch eleven here Fri Fr Friday Friday day to win a night game 32 to 0 O. i Since Ut Utah Aggie scouts were In the local stands the Cougars employed only elementary plays and won a a- they as they pleased in the one sided one struggle Cougar Bertotti-Cougar halfback scored the first touchdown on a long run through tackle and a parade of touchdowns followed WEAK ON GOAL ATTEMPTS ATIEl Substitutions coupled with a sturdy IdahO TahO defense averted touchdowns In the second and third quarters but the Cougars came back to score twice In the last session Only two of the five attempted goal kicks were suesuc ti's yard 54 run for a touch down Coline cne ne after five minutes of play Mid nd two more touchdowns came soon after Robinson intercepted a Tiger pass to give the Cougars the ball on the Tiger yard 37 line AlterAfter a few line smashes Millett ripped around left end for the second touchdown Murdock recovered Leutes Leute's blocked kick on the Tiger 2 yard 20 3rd lineand the third hIrd touchdown cameon a yard 15 nm nn ron by Biddulph B. U. regulars were reinserted 11 ft the last period and a Tiger pun punt vas blocked theball going out of lounds on theBranch 5 yard line cracked the line for the core re yard 29 run placed the tall laIl on the Tiger yard 2 line ine and sailed over for the touch touch- town Iowa Brigham Young counted yards rom torn scrimmage to for thelocals lie he Cougars completed two out of line passes for a total of 13 yards The attempted eight and completed ne Inc for five yards TheIdahoans fum fume led three times and lost theball nee ace The Cougars fumbled once and dIed ailed to recover Idaho intercepted wo wo passes making 28 and 27 yards ards while thethc Cougars in in- two passes for five and and ight yards B. U.

punted six times 1941 ig 41 yards to thekick while Branch I tinted 12 times for an average of 33 ards The winners made 13 first owns to six for the Tigers Barbee at center proved the bulwark bul bul- I lark ark of the local defense while Fels Fel Fel- FelI i is I 5 who replaced Hale did some nice 1 rork at end nr nd B. nyU D. U. of or Hale Ichardson It Brado Bra do Ic Shaw Barbee Melds rr re Parker anson rt Clift ob re Leute Him lh Baker rh Bellinger ier atthews fb Wilson Score by br periods U. 19 19 0 0 13 3213 32 8 B.

0 00 0 0 00 0 0 B. U. Touchdowns Touchdowns Touchdown Bertotti Biddulph 2 Points af af- touchdowns touchdowns Millett 2 Substitutions B. U. Condio forRichardson Shober Warner Hales for Shields Moore for anson Wilkinson for Lacomb Wilkinson Millett forlor Hutchinson Simons Sim Sm- oneons lS for Millett for Bertotti acker for Murdock CondleCandle for Richardson oth JOth for Millett U.

of or Tigers Warner Wagner Wa ner for tor Baker Sylves Sylves- for Wagner Banyard for foe Sylvester Slvester airier uner for Banyard for Zor Burton law lav for br Hadley Hadle French for Chit Clift hedge hedge- rr Parker Parter for br Leute R. lUnge Dellinger Davidson referee Marineau headbead linesman O. San Ban rl rd timer FOOTBALL ll RESULTS UTAH mon hUGH SCHOOLS DISTRICT ONEONS Weber 1 II IS Preston 1 12 1 Ogden Uden 5 5 3 Bear River RiTer 0 O. Loran Lonn 7 Box Boi ElderEIder 0 O. DISTRICT TWO Park city 7 Heber 6 e.

Morgan 11 la North Summit 1 19 13 DISTRICT THREE lImE 21 21 East 0 0 Granite 3323 West Vest 7 rov Ie Ut IZ o. 3 33 0 O. DISTRICT Spanish ForkPork 21 21 n. Lehl 12 3919 7 9 9 American Fork 0 ft ProTO 14 Lincoln UntolD 0 Wednesday DISTRICT SIX lIX GrandGraDd 7 1 Carbon 0 O. DISTRICT EIGHT 20 6 Monroe rO 2 DISTRICT NINE ThE Delta 12 U.

FIllmore re 6 0 0 Beaver 0 lie EAST Connecticut Agates 0 0 Coa CoulCoad acid acad- ir IT 0 Darls i. i Elkins 8333 Seton Scion Hail un 0 6 George Georce Washington 20 0 North Dakota ale 0 Ithaca college collue 19 1 Hartl 0 Temple II II U. so SOUTH urn Johnson CUT 6 Catawba 13 0 O. DeltaBelts Teachers 27 14 U. Central 14 N.

W. Teachers 7 I Georgia State 19 1 nil Flu e. pains Haters 12 Voorhees 0 6 Howard rame 6 0 Abilene Christian 0 O. Newberry 7 7 Presbyterian 7 North Carolina 18 Florida Florid 13 IS Oklahoma Oklahoma CU City V. 6 6 South A A.A.

A M. 1 12 12 Florida A. A 5 tem tun 1 12 IZ Austin 0 O. 1 Tech 27 UnionU. 7 6 cut Christian 27 Simmons 0 WEST keriter II 11 Missouri JI IsIa SO 20 1 PeonPenn Iona 6 e.

Central college collen 7 7 1 6 0 13 William Jewell 0 Teachers 7 Teach 1 7 1 0 O. larn 15 U. Grace Land 0 O. Northern Illinois Teachers 7 North Morth Cen Cen- I O. Oakland nc City Indlad 19 U.

0 O. Si 6 College Collect of 0 ao PhillipsPhillipi SO Panhandle A le 0 Teachers 22 Milton Nilton 6 0 81 ml Ambrose 0 9 O. Iowa 0 O. ft at tor 26 6 Eastern Illinois Teachers Teacher 0 O. al Milwaukee Teachers 0 i 1 Southeastern i 0 PARFAR WEST Oregon Normal 31 Spokane U.

0 o. Oregon hi 19 Pacific Lutheran 0 O. U. ra 18 a collero collego ft 0 Youn V. Ef University of Idaho ranch o.

32 lew New ew Mexico 0 O. ZO tnt Santa Barbara 0 A Canzoneri Makes Slow Freight Out of Billy the trolle-the the Express Tony Retains Lightweight Championship With Decisive Decisive Deci sive Round 15 Decision for Second Second- I Triumph Over trolIe Family By ALAN AtAN GOULD GOULD Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Nov 5 5 Jt It appeared today that the fighting fighting fight fighting ling of North Dakota have had enough of Tony Canzoneri worldsworld's lightweight champion champi to last them for I STILL CHAMPION J- 4 I. I TonyCanzoneri a long time e. Billy the pride of this scrappy clan took up up the feud last night before a roar roaring ng crowd of in fri Madison Square Garden and ran a poor second to the titleholder in 15 bruising butbul somewhat monotonously sided one-sided rounds He did much better than brother FrankieFrankle who was knocked out by Canzoneri but Billy was badly bad ly cut battered battered and and thoroughly outclassed out out- classedclassed by the theL barrel barrel little Italian whose features mark him II miniature Babe Babe Ruth The fight drew a gate of one of the biggest forthe Garden in two years DECISIONONONLY FORMALITY Canzoneri's victory in defense oi of thetitle he won two years ago from from- Al from- Al from- AlAl Singer with a single knockout punch was so decisive that the unanimous unan- Imous unan decision of Ref Referee Gunboat Smith and the two judgjudgeswas a a- ff formality The champion on ththe Associated Press sheet score-sheet carried of off 12 of the 15 rounds was wa credited with two the eighth anc and tenth while the first was even as game as they come anc and always charging forward was licked to a frazzle throughout the last five rounds after firing his last desperate broadside in the tenth The veteran Fargo Express although he occasion occasion- ly connected was a mark for Tonys Tony's stream of left hooks and overhand rights He was wobbly underthe fusillade his right eye was closed his ils already battered features cut and bleeding The on only 1 time he left his feet however was when the force of a missed left swing sent him floundering flounder ing ng to the floor momentarily in the final inal round TONY FIT AS A FIDDLE In superb condition apparently fit enough to have gone 25 rounds as effectively as he did the 15 Canzoneri gave a masterful exhibition of footwork foot foot- workwork boxing and punching He not only but Billy whose cro crouching ching weaving style proved no such puzzle to Canzoneri as it did to Jimmy and other headliners At times he sel- set sel so fast a pace that thethc Express looked like ike a slow freight Tonys Tony's best rounds were the fourth and thirteenth in both of which he punched all over the ring with a bewildering rapid fire attack to the head The championschampion's only moments it appeared came ame in the eighth i when he ho ha had difficulty checkingBillysBilly's body alack attack at al tack ack andthe tenth in which thethc challenger charged Tony all around th he the ring worked both fists steadily andnd opened a small cut on his rivals rival's face ace lack of or stamina in Ire the the- last the- lastlast ast five rounds indicated the possible cf effects of making the lightweight lim urn it which he did by a shade at 12 2 pounds Canzoneri weighed Sport Pegs ON Tony Has Mercy Champ With Wit Heart Weak By Dy WESTBROOK MADISON SQUARE GARDEN New York Nov 5 There There was was- aa long laborious fist fight between Tony Canzoneri the lightweight champion and Billy the old salvage job in the Garden ring last evening which developed afew moments mo mo-mo- mentsments month of highly satisfactory brutality brutal brutality ty and it went along and closed out with one of those rare st strokes okes of oJ chivalry which soften the mood raced of the customers and make them senti sentimental Canzoneri won the decision In fifteen cnrounds retaining rda hisbis title and in the last fifteen seconds of the fight as shoved sho himself him bim self forward on weary legs fronting front front- In laging Tony with the dull dumb expression excx of a a. woodchuck waiting for tor death In a a.

steel trap In the woods Tony stood back forbearing forbear forbear- Ing Ins to hit him any more Tony stuckstack out his left and muddled it gently around In mutilated muti features to confuse Mm hm and keep him away and let him lat last to the end SAVED FOR FUTURE BOUTS James J. Johnston the matchmaker of the plant was standing behind the working press row during the last round or two and as wobbled wob- bledbled through the final session he uttered uttered ut ute ut- ut profane prayers to the little champion to restrain himself and save that card That card was who has a way with the customers and now that he wasn't knocked out will be available for tor one or more future fightstights in the big house Mr Johnston and Canzoneri had but a single thought though they did not have the same point of view However the result was the same was not knocked out so he lives to be knocked out another day and with further profit of all aU concerned concerned con con- except Canzoneri Canzoneri probably could not have knocked him out an anyway wa lie had already smashed all aU over the head with dozens of furious clouts and It was not likely that one or two more In In- thethothe last few seconds could have brought him down Tony Just decided that tha It wouldn't be nece neces- sarysary to hit him any more to achieve his purpose and protect his property had a few hopeful mo mo- meats ments He began with an attack on Tonys Tony's body hammered him heavily v- Ily v- ily fly with his left throughout the first round and came back to take charge of the fight briefly in the sixth sev soy seventh and eighth when Canzoneri was resting Otherwise Tony had command command com command all aU the way and punched as often otten as he wanted to mostly on the head VITALITY SAPPED Petrone weighed 12 a half pound under the limit Umit for tor the class andhe teemed to have left some of his vitality in thetho gymnasium for this weight was three or four pounds under his safe minimum Canzoneri was strong and gay at poun pounds ls his natural weight fought to JI lur at all aU times Umes which Is to say that he circled him and offered offered of of- the leads which gave rave Tony opportunity to whip over counter counterpunches counter- punchespunches that spun his hs he head and glazed his dark sunken eyes beneath be neath their overhanging eaves of furry turry brow and mutilated tissue The celebration attracted about customers at a maximum cost of ot 11 per head and the total loot was estimated at no part of which for a radical change had been preempted by any of the local char char- Gunboat Smith the author of the deciding vote in the outrage against Max last summer ummer was referee referee ref ref ref- of this bout and skipped about the ring with a solemn expression moving his lips as he ho counted Canzoneri's Can smacking punches to jaw He kept good account an and i his decision this time was consistent con con- with the way of things SixtSixteen en Thousand Fans Watch Bike Race at Chicago CHICAGO Nov 5 fP Alf IP-Alf Alfredo JP-Alfredo Alfredo redo Binda Italy the bicycle champion of the world on the roads and Norman Norman Nor Norman Hill California youth were the the- ole sole ole occupants of first place in the day six bicycle grind in the stadium today oday Sixteen thousand fans the largest crowd of the week saw a hectic night of racing with laps gained bringing bring ing the total to date to Jules Audy the popular little blond from rom Montreal and William Torchy eden Peden den the giant red head from Vancouver Van Vancouver rode in a brilliant manner last ast night and were only a lap behind first place Two laps behind the lead lead- rs was the Italian team leam of Petro Linari and Eduardo and Bobby and Mickey TWIN FALLS ALLS IN FIRST DEFEAT Gooding Keeps Slate Clear by to Triumph Over Falls Combine TWIN FALLS Nov Noy 5 ff Twin vIn Falls suffered its first defeat of trw the season here yesterday at the hands ol of the undefeated Gooding high school team The score was 7 to 0 O. Good- Ing Good Good- Ing counted the only score of or the game in the first seven minutes of ol pIa play recovering a fumble onthe Twin 1 in Falls yard 25 line and pounding thethc ball across i POUND LINE HARD HARD- II BLACKFOOT Idaho Nov 5 R- ff I Using a powerful linelinc attack mixed with an occasional trick pass thethc Idaho Falls Tigers walloped the I Blackfoot high school team 39 to 12 I here yesterday The first half ended 19 10 to 0 forIdaho Falls FaUs Burt substituting for tor Lacy scored a touchdown after atter a a yard 90 run Lacy later in in- the i the game counted after a yard 60 dashsh RUPERT IN VICTORY AMERICAN FALLS Nov 5 IP- IP Apparently taking advantage of a listless American Falls high schools football team the Rupert eleven reg a 26 to 0 victory here yesterday yester day The scoring was done in the first thirdandfourth quarters Winn left half Kessinger right halfhalt Craven Cra ven yen quarter and Stanley fullback each contributing a touchdown POCATELLO DEFEATED BURLEY Idaho Nov 5 IP IP Bur Bur Bur- leyley Icy high school defeatedPocatello 14 to 0 O. here yesterday with Acaiturri and Kidd each scoring a tou touchdown for the locals Kidd added the extra point after each score Burley collected eight first downs compared with two for Pocatello The also were were able to gain gait only four tour yards on two completed complete passes in 10 tries Burley completed two of five aerial attempts IdahoIdano Results I J- tt Baker Ore 0 0 o. Nampa 27 RupertEupert 26 6 AmericanAmerlean Falls Fall 0 O.

IdahoIdabo FallsFails 39 Blackfoot 1 12 15 GoodlDE 7 Twin Falls Fall 0 O. Paretic Fayette 6 G. Intermountain Union Institute Welter 0 O. Parma Panes 12 WelterWelser 20 Emmett 0 0 O. Cald well 19 MelbaMeiba 0 O.

Franklin 6 6 Mountain 1 HomeDome 7 Wilder Wider 20 26 Eagle acle 0 St St. Joseph's Josephs academy academy of Dolor Boise 0 O. err to New PJ Plymouth month 2 27 2 l. Preston 1 12 Weber Ogden Ofden 13 Gold State Will Spread Golf Meet LOS ANGELES Nov 5 UP UP-A UP A demand thattheannual California state amateur golf goll championship tournament be staged alternately over southern and northern California Califor California courses was voted yesterday by by- the by- thethe he Southern California Golf tion ion in annual meeting here The tournament hasbeen an ox- ox elusive fixture ofDelMonte in the northern part of the st state tc The delegates resolved that in view of the apparent popular and Increasing in increasing demand therefore it be the judgment of this meeting that the California state amateur golf championship cham cham- should be held alternately between northern and southern Call Call- fornia ornia Edward R. Hurst of ot Los Angeles was vas elected president and Ra Ray Thorns Thomas ThomThorn as Los Angeles vice president Dr G.

W. V. Foelschow ot of San Diego was chosen hosen second vice president Harry Annandale third vice president pres pres- dent ident ident and E. B. Yoakum Flintridge secretary Foelschow also was named to the board oard of directors as was C.

M. Kelogg Kel Kellogg ogg of San Gabriel NIPPON CAPTAIN WEDS OSAKA Japan Nov 5 UP UP- UP Oda captain of the Japanese track rack and field team at the recent Olympic games in Los Angeles was vas married to MissEikoElko daughter aughter of Junjiro member memomcm- ber bel er of the upper house of the diet here toda today The ceremony was performed per performed at a formal wedding in the Osaka hotel I BRUSHING BRUSHING UP ON SPORTS By Laufer I- I it I 1 I 1 0 1 AT ZOE oi 71 4 I I GrED a c. rj Ii I- iI I BE EMoRE Mo MORE I To To- ANAN BC E. MH I SC JOL U. 6 9 Many Ace Ends Battle For America All-America Team Williamson of Michigan Moss 1 of Purdue I King of Army Catch Eyes of Critics of Pitt Proves Great Pass Snugger By ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Writer There seems to be ro no dearth of ou outstanding out outstanding ends this season for al all all- America consideration even though in fri a afew few notable places such as Yale the he shortcomings on the wings have hav been een conspicuous in addition to which the collegiate ranks have lost los through graduation stars like Jerry alrymple Dalrymple of Tulane Johnny Orsi of Colgate and Catfish Smith of Georgia These were names spread ththe length and breadth of the gridiron map a year ago Dalrymple ant and Smith were two of thethc most colorful performers the Southern conference has las produced in many a season STARS BOB nOB UP Since it is the early eady ballyhoo that tha catches the eye of the America all critic you hear considerablethese days about Ivan Williamson the University University Uni Unit of Michigan's captain Paul Pau Moss star wingman of Purdueand Dick King Army's ubiquitous end who harassedthe flanking movements of Pittsburgh's Panthers and worried their heir kickers all afternoon at West Wes Point Johnny Karagozian captain of ot the Los Angeles Loyola eleven which gave ave Southern California such a scare care is one of thebest ends on the Pacific coast The Trojans have a a- lar a- star a- starstar lar oftheir own on one wing Ford Fore Palmer who caught the pass that led led- to Oregon States State's defeat When it comes to snagging the bal- ut ball bal ball- outoutut of midair on thedead run we have lave seen no end more adept than Joe oe of Pitt who twice snatched Warren Hellers Heller's long heaves for or gains of over 40 yards each time against Army is faster and moreelusive in this respect than an America all predecessor Joe Donchess Donchess Don Donchess whose specialty was smearing anything that came in his direction Harvard's leader Carl Hageman also is an end and one of ot the best Inthe in in- the in- thethe East EasL Cornell's little fire eater Jose MartinezZorilla Zorma is playing his last of three seasons in which he ha has been conspicuous onone side of ththe big Red line Columbia's RedMatal Mata likewise belongs among the east's nig high class wings SOUTHRUNS TO BACKS The experts already arearc worrying about how tough it will be selecting the southern all backfield with players play players now on the loose like Don Zimmerman Zimmerman Zim Zimmerman of Tulane Beattie Seattle Feathers Feather of Tennessee John Cain of Alabama Dixie Roberts of Vanderbilt Al Casey Casey Ca sey of V.

P. 1 I I. Nick Lane Laney of oC Duke Earl Clary of South Carolina ant and Tommy Johnson of Virginia Auburn also offers Kimbrell ant and Hitchcock while Dan McGugin a at Vanderbilt thinks quite well of a sophomore named Larry Burton on one of those pinch runners like Harvard's Harvard find Johnny Grady OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN I DEAR BOX 71 71 t- WITH nH YOUR 1 I HAVE HAV A. A 2 SOO 1 I CAN WITH DIVING DIVINe SUIT euiT AND THE rHE AND ANT WE- WE WEA A A CH RT WORK WORK-ON WINTER Go CAN BUILT Lt AK NOVELHOVEL To SOME SUN KE 1 THE THE MONEY TO BE TO STAN COAST CO OF 01 FLORIDA pED KE A A. MOW NOW 11 fl- fl YOU INSTALL INTALL A STEAM HUGE HUcE ME WILL 50 60 IN tN WITH HEATING SYSTEM TO ro 0 GRINDE MEWl HEAT HE-AT o.

THE I BOOt ii I. A. A ROUND PONIES FOR or CAN CAN- COV NG 00 iq DURING THE WIIl YOYOU WILL LL RAVENAVE A HALF HAL I INTEREST TR P- I I- I f- i rj 1 i I I- I I i i 2 z- I 4 BIDS I J. M. Burt Breaks State Pin Record With Score of Little Interest was shown last eve eve- in team results in the City Bowl Bow ing loop as all eyes were centered on J.

M. Burtwho milledhis way through arecord breaking to total of the result of games of and Mr Burt hasbeen a City league star for the past twenty years and has rolled on the same team for- the for tor for- thethe past seven years R. Gerb Gerber oi of Fort Douglas has held the state a. a asso association o. record of whichwill now go into discard TheThc Nephi Plastertookthree points from Kitchen Clothes Barnett Weiss garnered the same number from the alleys and the Western Opts tookthe works from the AceAcc Alley entry CITY LEAGUE KEPin PLASTER KITCHENS CLOTHES 2596 lag 2781 nl 1 13 2 Olson Kt 1 Duffy Dufft 0 Mauchan 19 18 19 Stewart HIt 12 9 IDS Pelt 8 Burl Durt 23 Bockholt Totals Total WEISS PARLOR 25292539 2438 2 3 17 BrausBraur Nelson 13 15 ErtcksonErIckson Weiss Wew 11 Bishop lea Iverson 16 1 1 18 Gerber Gehrke 13 Totals 31 3 Totals Aol ACE ALLEYS WESTERN OPTS OT 2482 I 1170 1 I 2 3 I 1 2 3 Darne Barney 18 14 1 16 C.

1615 Fehr Lawson on lenderson nulls Butts 16 19 Vote Dummy Dummy Jensen 17 8 lOJ Birrell It 0 1671 Totals 28 Totals FIGHT FlOHr RESULTS NEW NSW YORK Tony Tony Canzoneri world lightweight light lightweight champion Billy Pet roUe Fargo Farto N. D. 15 retained title Ut a Prince g- Saunders Chicago Ic Billy han n. New York 8 i. i Bobby DobbPachoPocho Los An- An gales Joey Ce Costa ta Jersey JUley city CUT 8 81 Manny CantU Mexico City knocked out Danny Scranton Pa PaU BOSTON Prime BOSTON Camera Italy knocked ou out Lu Lea Kennedy ov Vernon Cal ai 3 SAN FRANCISCO LeRoy FRANCISCO LeBoy Haynes Hanu Los LOJ Angels An- An gels lel celes BabeBobe Hunt Ponca ronca city OklA Okis 10 An Andy Andi New York out out- pointed Jimmy my Evans Val Vallejo 10 Benny Miller Ix Io Los a An- An reles geles Henry Henr Firpo Los An An- Kelts eln 10 i ChoneChont beat Redfled Gregory Greg GreE- or cryory Mi 41 Manuel Victorian defeated Benny 4 u.

S- SANSAN BAN DIEGO Eddie DIEGO EddieMurdock Tulsa Tuba Okla defeated Swede rd ISO Ba- ni San Ban Bernardino 1101 Billy Constance 1 U. S. navy i begs beat Eddio Kaufman nl Los Ix Uil Angeld An- An I geld Clel 6 0 Take Needed Rest Three Hard Games Ahead of Logan ga Crew Cr Hope to End B. U. Jinx LOGAN Nov 5 Utah 5 Utah Aggles ar are an taking a breather this weekas they the prepare for the finalthree games o- the of the 1932 season The remaining games are all aU head headliners In theirfinal home game ththe Farmersmeet their fellow agriculturists from Colorado on Fr Fri day November 11 1 The following o.

week end they wind up the conference conference confer confer- enceenec schedule against Brigham Young university at Provo and the next Thursday Thanksgiving day travel to Boise for fr their big intersectional fray with the University of Idaho EAGER FOR CLEAN SWEEP SWEE With two victories and two losses already registered in confere conference play Coach Di Dick Romney i Is counting heav- ilyily on putting Ui these last two R. M. C. tilts in the bag Naturally hebe Is not going to let the game with Idaho pw pass by without a battle eithercither In resuming suming relations with Harry Hughes at the stadium next week ek Head Mentor Romney of the will vilI be taking an anotherther step In the ancient feud between the te two the oldest ranking coaches in iri the confer confer- enceenee Romney held a margin over Colorado Cob Colo ra rado in the first few games gaines between en the two schools then the C. A.

A C. machine established a jinx beating beang the Utah uta Farmers several games in a row Last year the Utah invaded Fort Collins Collins' and broke the jinx on the Color Colorado do Aggles Aggles' Aggles Ag Ag- gies' gies home lot to win 7 HOMECOMINGNG PROGRAM SET The annual battle of the pitchforks pitch forks is one of the highlights of the season and being played on a holiholl holi- dayday which is alsothe Farmer homecoming homecoming homecoming home homecoming is expected to attract a larger crowd this year ear than ever before be before After their hard battle with Utah last week end the Farmers have been taking things easy this week Practice Prac- ticetice Uce was not held Monday and Is 1 not being held today while only light workouts were held during the other days A stiff sUi workout Saturday however however how however everi started the ball rolling for forthe the Colorado Aggie game Armistice day is UT T. By CHRISTY WALSH Member America All Board of Football Another list of 10 players with wit many names appearing forthe first firs time have been selected for all Ame icalea rating on the basis of games played playe last week Competition is getting keener and with but five weeks remaining re re- until the America all team Is selected weeklyratings from now on will begin to show a avery very avery close indica- tIon Indira- Indira tIon of the pla players ers who may survive the final test Each of the following players will receive a card of mer merit Issued by the America all board of football 1 JAMES Princeton Princeton Princeton-Here's Here's Heres th th- one the the- one the- oneone boy Michigan could not stop With Wit the help of great blocking he showe one of the finest bucking performances performances performances perform performances of the year MI Michigan's higan's possession posses posse sion of theball was limited to nine nin plays in the first halfand James Jame 0 of Princeton gets most of othe the credit 2 WILDER Columbia Lewis Columbia Lewi 1 Burton New York American rates rate Wilder the best center at Columbia Columb ir in many years He passpasses the ball bal consistently backs up the line savagely savage savagely and against Cornell made man many tackles behindthe line of scrimmage 3 BERNARD Michigan Michigan Another Another an-Another great center and rated all America for this week by Fritz Crisler Princeton Prince Prince- Prince- tonton coach He made nearly ever every tackle in the line and according to observers Princeton would have hav marched right down the field but fo for for- thethothe powerful Michigan center Coach Crisler pronounced Bernardthe mos most valuable player in the Michigan lineup 4 GILBERT St. St Mary's Marys Rated Marys Rated by Milt Phinney Oakland Tribune as one of the best tackles on the Pacific coast this year ear He played a smash- Ing smash ing lag defensive game against Santa Clara andhis tackling featured S- Mary's St Sl Marys Mary's point one-point victory S. FRANKOVITCH University of California at Los Angeles Pop Angeles Pop Wa Waner War nero ncr member America all board of football calls him one a of the grea great forward passers of ot the Pacific coas coast Against Stanford he showed al all- around all aU around America all ability no matter which side hadthe ball 6 ROBERTS Vanderbilt Vanderbilt- VanderbIlt Coach Coach Alexander also member of the al all America board of football rates Roberts Roberts Rob Roberts as one of the best all around players play ers in Dixie and calls caUs him the hardest hard hare est running back hehas seen this year Roberts is a wizard on err passes a fine fin ki kicker ker a vicious blocker and a power powe on defense 7 1 Brown Brown In In this upset upset upset up upset game it was Bill maj magnificent mag mag- blocking his great defensive play and aggressive work on offense that brought victory to Brown according accord according lag to Eddis Casey of the all America board 8 HELLER Pittsburgh This This i is his second America all rating rating and and he deserves it Against Notre Dame thi this speedy player made the experts expert forget forget for tor- get his marvelous ballban carrying b- reason by reason of his amazing defensive play His consistent tackling behind the lin- of line lin of scrimmage was the chief chic factor facto in wearing down Notre Dame anc and eventually in breaking theIrish morale 9 9 MOSS 1055 Purdue This Purdue-This This flashy 1 ash player fromfront the middle west gave the east the east a stunning exhibition of end pIa play Moss and his teammate Horstman Horstman Horst Horstman were the big berthas agaInst Football Sketches a g- I a a- By a- I I By ART AlIT KRENZ NEA Service Sports Sport Writer Here is a strong play from a kick formation used by Harvard and by thelatelale Coach Percy Haugh Haughton on The center passes the ball to the left eft half haU who fakes to give It to the fullbackfor an end run The sive ive right light guard is turned to the right by the left tackle and guard guar The defensive ef right tackle is pushed to the left eft by the right halfhalt The re receivereiver of the ball from center pivots anc md and carriesthe ball through this hole opened by his linemen With the defensive fullback as as' his objective the right guard comes coms around round ahead of the runner The rIght ight tackle checks the the defensive left eft guard from getting into in the play PY the he left end blocks the defensive right ight end to the left whilowhile the quarterback quarterback fakes to rereceive eive the ball from center enter The right end goesdown and and- to his leftand fakes to receive a forward forward for- for ward vard pass pass pass' directly over center After Arter studying this diagram you will ill note this is Just another way of executing a ai spinner Southam Shines in Phone Pin in Circuit Pins flew in great style Friday evening eve evening in the Telephone Bowling league leage at the Ace alleys alles Fred Southam led the bombardment with three scores acores over the markfor a new league record of With the aid of ot these outstanding scores the Buildings team kept the Installers on the losing side all evening The Engineers handled the Repairmen in the same manner while the Traffic and the finished with honors even I TELEPHONE LEAGUE BUILDINGS INSTALLERS 2 28612864 I 2418 1 12 2 3 1 2 3 West Da vie 1 Jones hones 87 97 7 Tolmon rolman Thayer 1371IDS Southam OddleOddie 18 Matron MArron 15 Jensen 1111 Totals 93 53 Totals is SS aSS TRAFFIC 2 2305 Ot 1 2 3 1 2 33 94 US Jolley 17 17 I lie Burt lit ouk PascoPaseo Burt Archibald lAi Kramer Brown Cannon 16 Peak 19 Totals Totals 2 REPAIRMEN ENGINEERS 2200 2334 1 2 3 1 1 I Beckman Gordon In Peters Petus 12 Ho HowardHowordword WatkIns Mueller 18 Holt RoIL Sweeney Thompson 13 Dummy Totals Totals Total 1 The smallest man on the 1932 Notre Notre No Notre Dame football squad is Laurie who weighspounds and stands five feet sixinches N.

U. and between them scored four touchdowns 10 LASSITER Yale Yale ThIs This whirlwind whirlwind whirl whirlwind halfback from Dixie cams came into his own against Dartmouth according to Bill Slocum NewNewYork York American Lassiter played almost the entire game was a power on rushing the ball and a bulwark on defense When Crowley was injured LassiterLassitor added some great kicking to his versatile performance Copyright 1932 by the Christy Walsh Syndicate NOTICE TO WATER USERS State EngineersEngineer's Office Salt Lake Lako City Utah Utai October 14 19331932 Notice Is In hereby given that Herbert S. Auerbach ch whoso whose postoffice address Is Salt Lake City Utah has made application ap ap- ap- ap lu Ju accordance nc with tbthe i 1 iii- iii ofthe Laws of Utah to chonge the point of diversion and Rud place of or use of at 2 20 0 c. 1 f. E.

of the tho on original ani mat inal 2 25 c. i i. i 3 So 3 of water 1 from Hewes Canyon Creek South Hollow and a Spring In Salt La Lake County Utah Said Bald water wah was to havehavo been diverted as follo follows 'S From Hewes Canyon Creek at a point N. 50 30 E. 1150 ft it from thetho BW SW cor car Sec Bce 13 13 T.

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B. M. South Hollow at a point N. 57 30 E. ft from saidMid cor con and from a Spring at a point N.

07 87 61 45 E. 1170 ft from said corcar and used to Irrigate acres of land embraced em embraced em eta braced in parts of ot SW 14 BW SW Sec eec 13 SE 41 SEe SE SecSee 14 NW 4 NE SW BW NE M. NE 1 4 NE ft Sec 23 NW tt NW Sec 24 24 T. 2 S. R.

1 E. S. I. B. M.

It li Ii now proposed to divert said uld 2 c. i. i I. I s. of water as follows FromProm Hewes Canyon Creek at a point N.

60 60 30 E. ft from SW aw cor SeeSec 13 13 T. 2 2 S. R. 1 E.

8 S. L. B. fcM. and from said bid Spring at a point N.

72 72 30 3 E. 2 ft It from said corcar and useuso to Irrigate acresneres of or land embraced In partsports of of- IL of- a IL a 2 NW i. i NW 4 NE NB 4 SeeSec 23 SE SE Sec 1411 SW 4 SW 4 SecSee 13 13 T. 2 25 S. R.

1 E. S. L. B. M.

This application Is 15 designated In thi the State EngineersEngineer's Office as PileFile No a 1205 All protests against the th granting of ci said application stating the reasons rel must boho by affidavit In duplicate dup duplicate accompanied with a atee feeof 1 J- ondandond filed in this office within thin 30 days after thetho completion of the publication of at this notice OROOEO M. BACON State Engineer Date ofol first tint publication 22 19321912 Date of completion of publication November 19 19 1932 NOTiCe Notice 1 is hel hereby by given Iven that OdderGolde Bear Benr Coffee Cartee Com Company pliny Ltd Lt of LoLa Angeles California has applied fafo Registration with the Secretary a State State- of at Utah of ofa a certain trade mar marl consisting of at the words BREAKFAST CLUB CLUn to be used in connection will Coffee.