Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 20

I I 20 THESALT LAKE TELEGRAM FRFRID AY EVENING NOVEMBER 30 1934 I I- rivin I I I Need Covering for Field hj bIJ FRANK BAKER BAKER- Thursdays Thursday's snow-hampered snow game between Utah anc and the drove home the need of a tarpaulin or some waterproof covering fo for the university gridiron The chief drawback of ot course Js is the expense of such field protection which runs into several thousand dollars and is of vital importance usually not more than a couple of or times a year The field was in surprisingly good condition considering the heavy snowfall but there is no arguing that a dry field would have offered more ideal playing conditions than the uncertain footing that handicapped both clubs 1 Thurs Thursdays Thursday's ays ay's game presented some tough spots for the officials There were at least three vital instances that GOOD OD Qt tl PL 1 4 called for split-hair split decisions with victory and defeat hangingbanging in the balance I One of the decisions penalized five yards and gave Utah first down for running into the kicker Another nother delayed the Aggie touchdown for a play and and- tt the third made the Aggie onside lick ick a success instead of a failure Ryan Skidded Across the Goal Line I Once Before Touchdown Was Made lade thou thought ht they ha had a their touchdown one play bc before ore they actually ac crashed over over for the trie first touchdown scored through Utah's line line- aU all aU lI season son long Plunging into the tangled mess Ryan was upset before he crossed the line He kept his momentum though and skidded into the end zone with the ball The referee ruled properly that the ball was dead at the spot the ball carrier landed which was' was nearly a yard short of the coveted stripe carried it over though on the next pIa play Officials were called upon to make a tough decision on the on onside side kick The ballbait was bounding out of ol bounds If it had gone over the sidelines the kickoff would have been nullified and the forced to kick again I 0 In the general melee one Aggie had great presence of of mind He didn't have time nor position to down the ball He did the next thing and batted It into the field of play so Bob Christensen could fall on it The penalty on the kick was a hard one to call Captain Ward Vard of the crashed into ito Larson after the he ball was away Ward pleaded his cause that he he- II was already in the he air on his plunge when the ball was kicked and that he couldn't stop Officials made their ruling on the grounds that so 50 long as the kicker hasn't sacrificed his protection by fumbling fumbling or running the charger must not run into him One violation did escape the men in white in thethc first halfbalf i when an Aggie Anie clipped upsetting a man with a body block fromfront behind Brick Hogan of Utah who was wu under a punt i It occurred In the open and brought a howl of protest from the press press- who nearest the missed It box butthe field jud Judge was as pia play Oh well It if they missed only one play In such a tense game I think they badhad a dandy batting average Hardin Finishes Atop i L. Scorers in Conference i By the Associated Press If Bill Kayo Lam bm instead of Eddie EddI Wagner had scored that all all- important touchdown for Colorado against Denver Thursday he would have won wen the Rocky Mountain conference high scoring laurels As it was the swift swit running went scoreless coreless and Roy Hardin HardEn Colorado Teachers quarter finished the se-ason se season on top with 57 points to 55 for Lam Ryan Ran High Highfi i Kent Ryan of Utah State Slate closed in rapidly on the final day of ot the rca rca- Ion on scoring coring a touchdown to nm run his mark to 54 points Colorado fell three points short of Colorado in team scoring coring and the Farmers' Farmers points were good good- nough enough nough ugh to win the honors in this de de- Julius Bud Colorado Aggie quarterback kicked four our field 4 goals throughout the season three in conference frays to make one of the the- best showings in the nation in this branch of scoring effort Eight goals from from thefield were made in the conference conference conference con- con ference this season one more than than- in 0 in 1933 1 Ten Conversions Individual touchdown honors were vere divided by Ryan and Lam each scoring nine Doy Neighbors C. U. r. end by making good on his one chance against Denver Thursday scored 10 points after touchdowns to beat Hardin and other contenders During the season the Rocky Mountain Moun Moun- laintain league teams talliedtamed a total of 1170 touchdowns against all aU confer confer- confer- enceence and intersectional Opponents and converted successfully 99 times for an average of I a.

a Ii I Good Old Ben and his I KomaU mels Gad we miss miss' tI I MADE I II I iK they start where cigarettes stop LT I Sc Moser Co 1 I 1 1 I zi I or o. HIGHEST OCTANE I First Grade GAS INDEPENDENT CHAMPION CHAl SERVICE STATION 1 West Vest I I North Sid South I of Street I Wrestling Results Br United Press Pre BROOKLYN BROOKLYN Everett Everett Marshall Colorado threw Emil Dusek Nebraska Ru Rudy Duzek Nebraska threw Tony Italy Alphon Al AI- phonse phon honse 11 Italy threw Abe Gold ld- ld berg bere California NEW YORK YORK Leo Lo Germany th threw eH Hans hJ Germany Maurice I La France CI Eddie Pope I Ireland Jo Joe Banaski i CS I Poland threwshrew Tiller Tiger Flowers Johnstone Cuba DETROIT Billy Thorn threw Stacey Hall Columbus Ohio By Associated Press CAMDEN N. J. Ed Ed Pan Don George one 20 Buffalo threw Bandor Sander Bubo Hun Hungary tary UTAH Fl FIRST TO TRIP TRIPA AC I Farmers Gain More Yards If But Lose to CrewGrew Taking Advantage of Big Breaks i f. By TIlE THE TELEGRAM SPORTS EDITOR Happy as they arcare about their Thanksgiving day victory 4 over Utah Aggles Utah's dethroned Redskins know full well how to with the Logan team for lor the 7 14 disappointment that knocked Il tf the Farmers out ot the conference football championship utan Utah played smartest its game of thcthe season using remarkable economy I I- onon its ground gaining exploits to beat beat- a I Iaa foe that held a a- big I big stati statistical ad vantage A 1 gained yards I against Utah's Utah 95 I and registered seven seven seven sev seven first downs against only five for tor the Utes The Redskins know that such a 1 situation makes a bitter dose dos of medicine medi cine They have i swallowed it twice in the past twenty ci day days a s.

Colorado university administered administered adminis adminis- thefirst Capt Ward treatment by winning 7 7 6 when Utah the Bu Buffaloes 15 first downs to 7 and rolled up yards against Colorado came along thenthon and duplicated the featfent by winning 6 14 although Utah mad made 12 first downs against seven and gain gained 21 yards to C. A. A Cs a Utah displayed a faculty of doln doing exactly the right thing at the I timelime Thursday There were no rio ot of- failures with a touchdown at their finger tips no mij cues when victory and defeat Jn In the balance Del Ihl Mar Larson I the pound I bundle of oC muscle and football nerves I Make Take Take Take- Offe Offensive sive Risks a I 1 After Joe Rinaldi place place- kicked the point after touchdown the Utes played the most conservative kind of or ball Every effort was bent tow tow to- to J. war a ci protecting tJ A the 7 0 lead with the theor theory of making making mak making ththe take the ball handling risks on the soggy field fell teU a vie vie- A tim Um to such hazards haz has ards early in fit the third period when Kent Ryan Ryn fumbled fumbled fum fumbled during one of his plunges into the theL- ine line Harold Roberts Roberts Rob Roberts Utah center pulled the ballban out of the air and rambled 45 yards for lor a touchdown without an enemy hand touching him Rinaldi's Rinald 's toe again booted the extra point and Utah was comparatively safe with a 14 0 lead The Utes played even more conservative conser conser- ball after th their ir touchdown and it no doubt is well they did for tor the Aggles virtually threw caution to the winds with their desperate rally th thai thI brought one touchdown andaud found them hammering hard forlor the 11 11 score core right down to the very last min mm ute Much of ground gaining el- fort el- el fort tort was wasted by fumbles Of Chief chiel importance of or course was Ryan fumble umble into Roberts'Roberts hands handt for tor the- the the the- touchdown run andhis bobble on the yard 1 line when a touchdownstouchdown seemed inevitable I The A. A C.

eventually cashed In on that scoring chance by coming back as soon as Utah punted aw aWl away f. from rom the goal line but it il took them fourlour precious minutes to complete the 3 i renewed effort Then there were wert only four minutes left instead of of i 1 eight As it was the the A made we- we onside kick Bob Christian Christian- I sen of ot thethc outfought everybody every everybody else els for the greasy oval on Utah's yard 37 line The invaders invader fought their way yay to a first down down en on the yard 21 lm line before belore four passes failed them andended their last des des- desperate des ij p-erate hop hopes of coming out of the ther fray with a tictie game that would havE 1 made their championship ho hopes come true Redskins Open GaGame e-U Up Only Once il Utah opened its game up but once That was on their yard 74 drive for a touchdownLarson started the spurt with a I yard 24 sprint print to the 5 yard 50 ard ard- line line Rinaldi plowed off right end for tor 14 yards more behindhind Sid Kramers Kramer's Kramers Kramers Kramer's Kra Kramers mer's blocking Straight line plays took the ball to the yard 28 line Larson swept around left end thenforthe touchdown behind behind be behind fine interferenceinterference- Rinaldi booted booted boot booted the placement squarely between the bars on the conversion that put Utah out in front 7 70 Aggie Argle superior ress aggressiveness veness after Roberts made his touchdown touchdown touchdown touch touchdown run was outstanding Two men men Captain Captain Elmer Bear Ward at center and Floyd Flo Ras Ens- mussen at quarterback were quarterback were ere as as- SS proved to be as much football dynamite as ps pounds probably could ever be in such a a- tense a- tense a- tensetense conflict His yard 26 return of nf of- aa punt was Wag a superb display of ot what a swivel hipped boy with fire lire in his eyes can really do Moreover hebatted down two Utah passe passes in the end zone zone spec spec spectacular saves if it you OU please that kept the in the game Under the Impetus of these thue two great reat leaders the gained rained lOt yards ards in Sn the last half against 11 How cruel fate must have ha seemed to thetho invaders In under such auch circumstances circumstance Ar les got got- ot a touchdown the hard rd way Utah got lot one the easy way vindicating the belief that the breaks would decide the game ume For the first time this this' year Utah had an iron clad pass threw ten aerials and completed complete two for tor 19 yards TheRedskins ns pulled three of th the enemy passes out of the air ir Utah's secondary clung to the eligible eligi 1 ble men like le leeches especially when the were trying so desperately for the tying score in the last four minutes Twice when Ryan went who has been handicapped by Ics iCA most of the season was WB the coi coi-l 1 that set thethc Ute machine into motion i With his crafty hand at ththe helm the Utes played with rejuvenated vigor i blocking and tackling with an in the first quat- quat ter that ter-that that recalled the Utes of ot old Ninety-five Ninety yards ards does not se se- very rn very great on the face ace of ot a 7 14 tri tnt I The Redskins made 74 yardsyards' of that in one sustained drive from fron their own yard 26 line in the first quarter quart for a touchdown 7 hard to corral as a pair of ra paging lions Ward was everywhere on Seldomwas he taken out of a play His tackles were vicious his def deli sive sense remarkable and phy physics greatness was manlIestmanifest in everything he did 4 Besides playing a great game self he was a virile leader who his mates to great heights thethc face of tremendous odds Hi HiI work was one of thebest Individual performances ever witnessed in the Ute stadium standing alongside 7 Toil Dan remarkable guard play plat pla against Oregon recently or Dutch ClarksClark's brilliance for Colorado coK col lege in itt Utah's famous 27 21 triumph of 1928 Far Superior in Second Half II back to pass hefound every receiver so well covered that to throw meant risking an interception so he tucked the ball under his arm anna and plowed I two sizable gains I desperation left them dadaDdaa- strong at the finish Utah appeared weary fighting stubbornly like a wildcat att bay Utah's punting superiority superiority ti equal to toa I yards better a 1 try try was was scrimmage gain of halfhall the length of thefield to the Redskins Peterson blocked a Utah punt ln the first period and Wade recovered for or the I at midfield but line covered up the cuc with stonewall defense and tb the invaders invader had to kick Ryan got oil off his to third weak boot of the day and Utah t. took owe the 35 5 up its touchdown drive tram from yard line Larson pulled a crafty bit of wok work when he from hishia own yard 36 line to the A. 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7 A it i i i i gS t- ul HaroldRoberts Utah center Is shown at top on his yard 15 run forlor Utah's second touchdown after arter intercepting Ryans Ryan's fumble Inthe Inthe in in- thethe air The picture shows what great rel interference the ball carrier had with Marv Mary Pu Pugh 32 Dan 69 andBrick Hoggan an 55 Bw sweeping over the goal oal line with him Kramer 73 ison the ground after spilling an Ag Aggie le who is screened by Rinaldi 7 and Irv Johnson Johnson John Johnson 71 has delayed Ward 32 of the at the extreme right Rinaldi is shown on a a. yard 14 dash off right endbehind Kramers Kramer's Kramers Kra Kramers mer's blockingduring Utah's yard 74 drive for a touchdown in the first quarter Bottom is Del Mar Larson who proved the Ute sparkplug playing great treat ball at quarter after being being- out most of the season with injuries Color Marks Annual Game Seldom has such ch a colorful throng witnessed a game in the Ute stadium stadiu- ms as was present ThursdayBright hued blankets dotted the stands with reds brownsbrownt blues and greens predominate ing ng The coeds with their red and white and blue an and white mums added even more color The much anticipated gate rush- by rush- by rush rush- byby a groupcroup of Utah students who didn't like the ideaIdes of paying five fifty cents for tor entrance failed to materialize and there was vas no need for extra policemen who were guarding the gates Joe Rinaldi Ute Ule did something he has wanted to do all season eason kick points after touchdowns And Joe booted em two nice ones Glen Arnett the other wound up his college career by playing play playing ng a a stead steady game Captain Elmer Bear Ward of ot thethc Aggles lived up to his all all conference reputation by playing a gam gain frontfrom rom beginning to end nd A great leaf- er leaf leat er and a great player and incident one ne of ot ththetha fin finest st fellows off the gnu gridi gridiron ri iron ron you would ever care tta meet He Hes He- Is He- IsIs material for America all tion ion I If there ever was such a thinging The race between Einar Kielson Nielson Kiel Kielson and George Nelson Utah and Ag Aggie le trainers respectively respectively- didn't come off Some said Bald hadbad a sore leg leI legand a arid and George Geore was was unable to rubthe soreness outoat of the member Anyway they hadbad a lot of fun tun making making- faces bees at each other Despite theInclement weather of ot the he past week the stadium turf was was- In good shape Considerable credit is due the Ute officials for taking every precaution possible to keep the field field- inin a playable condition undersuch tough ough handicaps I Turkey Day Grid Stars I By lOi Associated Press Del Mar Larson Utah Ran Utah Ran 28 yards to score Utah's first touchdown and guided his team to a victory in in- the thcthe traditional game against Utah AggIe Aggles Elmer EImer Ward Utah Ag His Aggles-His I His s-His His brilliant de defensive play was one of ot the finest bits of individual work ever seen seen on the Utah field Floyd Utah Was the major portion of ot his teams team's offensive drive played fine defensive ball and returned a punt 26 yards in in- aa sensational run Johnny Willamette seven touchdowns against Whitman to run seasons season's scoring total to points Jimmy Angelich Alabama Made Alabama Made two touchdowns ns one on 7 yard 70 yard run against Vanderbilt Harry George Washington Recovered fumble in scoring territory territory terri tern tory and bootedfield feld goal to beat Oklahoma 30 3 Oren Stoner Kansas State State Tallied State Tallied t. I i. i l. U-t iL jk rf Jt 41 1 13 points in 7 7 19 triumph over Ne Nebraska Bill BUl Shepherd Western Maryland Made 20 points against Ml St St.

Mary for seasons season's total of Bill Murphy U. C. L. A. A Caught Caught one scoring pass and threw other to beat Loyola 13 Ross Lebanon Valley Valley- Ran length of field with intercepted pass for tor only touchdown scored against Pen Pennsylvania military college this year Stan Fellers Clemson Dashed Clemson-Dashed Dashed 52 yards forlor touchdown that beat Furman Furman Fur Furman man- 70 7 Bohn Hilliard Texas Texas His pass brought one DC touchdown and paved way for tor other in 13 13 0 victory over Texas A.

A and andL M. L- IzzyIzzy lazy Pit Pittsburgh burgh burgh- Plunged through Carnegie linefor two touchdowns Dick Colgate Colgate Reo Re Re- turnedturned punt 90 yards to tallyagainst Brown ft I t. 3 tf I I tI i i- I 1 it 1 11 Boise Defeats Gooding 18 0 GOODING Idaho Nov 30 W- Beaten 18 0 in iii their Thanksgiving day football game me with the junior college Broncos of ot Gooding Goodin college Bobcats hung up their football togs Friday to give their undivided attention attention at at- to their studies Earlier this season seaon the first during which Gooding has entered intercollegiate intercol grid competition the Boise team defeated the Bobcats 39 to 0 O. The Broncos made their three touchdowns in the second quarter Thursday Utah lAgies 14 7 UTAH U. S.

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S. A. A C. 0 7 7 7 Utah Uth scoring Touchdowns Larson 1 RobertsRoberti 1 Points alter sifter touchdown touchdown touchdown-El- Rl- Rl kicks Utah Acne Accle Touchdown Touchdown Ryan Point after atter touchdown Substitutions Utah Calli rei le-rei neck neck- stead tead 11 re it Utah Lbs Chris Chris- ri rei ebbs re rt OMi ltV Reddish referee Kump um- um pire Williams William head hud linesman I McDougall field Judge MAY GET NOn NOTT Douglas Nott University of ot De- troU's Detroit's De De- traits troit's sensationalsensational- forward passer cr may join the Detroit Lions National league profprofessional team niterafter he completes his college course this year car i I l. ii Three Colorado Schools Finish in Tie for Title By BILLMcCREA Three Colorado schools basked in the R.

M. C. championship limelight lime light Friday but they owe a belated Thanksgiving day debt of gratitude to Utah's Redskins who made the triple tie possible leb by downing their Farmer rivals Utah's 7 14 over the previously previously previously pre pre- un unbeaten eaten was sweetest sweetest sweet sweetest of all to Colorado Teachers who gained their first title It marked the second successive year for Colorado Aggles to gain a tietic forthe title and Colorado university's first top ending ending ending end ending since 1924 To cut their piece of the conference conference con conference piepic Colorado had to defeat Denver which they did 7 0 on a snow swept field as 21 21 fans watched Eddie Wagner Waner score the only touchdown in a bitterly fought ht battle Utah's hopes for a clean slate and the title arearc buried on thethe Ute stadium turf where a thundering thundering thun-I thun thun thundering herd of Redskins went on the rampage The went down fighting before customers who were held spellbound to the very last minute of the epic struggle Teachers played only two Class A teams during the season They caught Colorado napping and eked out out- aa touchdown victory The only ol other er tough team they faced Colorado Ag Ag- gies defeated them with considerable ease On the other hand Colorado A Ag Ag- gies and Colorado played Utah Utah and Denver three tough nuts to crack in any mans man's league In addition the Buffalos Buffalo's pla played non conference fr frays lYs with Kansas and Missouri both ending in scoreless ticsties Utah's three representatives in the conferencesuffered eight defeats Brigham Young being downed on five occasions Utah twice and Aggles once The Cougars played in tough luck although they had one of their wea weakest st teams in several years Denver with one of ot the best de- fensIve defensive de de- de- de ballclubs in this sector wound up thethc season ason with a rating rat rating winning fourand losing four The Pioneers nosed out Drake by one point and tied GeorgeGcorge Washington in two tussles Wyoming with a young team gave many of the leaders leaders lead leaders considerable worry althoughonly winning two out of six games Colorado Colo Cob rado college Colorado Mines and Western State an and ana Montana State tate were the doormats Rumblings of a splitspilt In Inthe the conference conference con con- ferenceferenee are again being heard and the probabilities of forming a a a- BIgBIg Six which proposal was defeated defeated de de- Seated last year will undoubtedly undoubtedundoubted- ly come orne beforethe conference meeting next month in Denver Considerable dissatisfaction concerning concerning con con- play of ot Colorado Teachers has been voiced on the eastern side sid of ot the conferenceand rumor has it that Colorado college Colorado university university uni uni- Mines and Colorado Agles Aggles do not care to include Teachers on their schedule Mines and Colorado college play- players play play- ers charged the Pedagogues with playing playing play playing dirty footbalL A near riot ensued ensued en ensued during the Teacher Mines game at Greeley This accusation andothers will be ironed out at the meeting oiof conference R. M. C.

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Pet Pd rt OP Cob Colo AceleArcie ff 1 1 I eu ia i 60 Colo Cob univ 0 fi 1 I 0 1 17 1 1140 40 ColaColo Teachers I 1 0 3 31 Utah State 1 I 1 Hr I A Utah University 42 1 2 0 67 31 51 Denver University 4 4 0 0048 3 tj 5 en II 0 lit Univ 2 4 0 SM 31 3 liD Colo Cob College 1 0 a 0 41 1 Colorado Mines lInes 16 1 6 0 21 Western State 0 3 5 0 5 3 02 92 Montana A State gig 0 4 0 1215 70 I Thursdays Thursday's Results Utah University 14 Utah Aggie Anlu 7 Colorado University 7 Denver 0 O. New Mexico 33 Colorado College Collete 6 a non DOD conference MEET SCHEDULED The North Amerian figure skating meet will beheld at Montreal Feb 22 1935 It will be staged under direction direction di di- of the Montreal Winter club Thanksgiving Grid Scores I By fly theAssociated Press EAST Ursinus 13 Albright 7 Bluefield 6 6 Concord 0 O. Collate 20 Brown 1323 Fordham 29 20 New York university 13 George 3 Oklahoma 0 O. West Vest Virginia Wesleyan 39 Marshall 0 O. Maryland 19 19 Johns John Hopkins Hopkin 0 O.

Pennsylvania 23 Cornell 13 U. Pittsburgh 20 Carnegie Tech 0 O. St. St Thomas 14 Davis and Elkins Elkin 0 O. Bucknell 0 o.

Temple Temp 0 CUe tie Washington and Jefferson 14 14 West WesL VIr VIr- inia 12 SOUTH Alabama 3431 Vanderbilt 0 O. 19 Kentucky 0 O. end Le Lie 14 U. Sou South Carolina 7 7 Citadel Cel 13 U. Presbyterian 7 1 MercerMerter 7 6 It It- cc Chattanooga 7 1 Centre Centre A i MIDWEST Kansas 20 SO Missouri 0 O.

Kansas State 19 U. Nebraska 7 7 Washington university 27 St St. Louis 7 Oklahoma I City I 13 13 Oklahoma A. A and ll M. 0 O.

Idaho 13 1323 Crelghton 0 O. Arkansas 33 7 Tulsa il illa 7 la 1 C. tie Washburn G. Wichita 0 o. Emporia 12 College ColIne ot of Emporia Em- Em porla p-oria 6 S.

Nebraska 14 HastIngs Hast 6 C. SOUTHWEST Texas Ten 13 13 Texas A. A and aDd M. 0 o. Texas Tech 13 Arizona 7 1 Trinity Texas Teus 13 U.

Austin 0 O. PAR rR WESTVEST 8 St. St Ip 13 12 Oregon l- 7 U. C. L.

A. A 13 LoYola Los Angeles 0 S. Montana CJ C. Pr no Ste 33 3 3 Nevada 0 O. of or Id Idaho 31 31 Oregon Ornon Normal CC.

ArDona Sl Teachers 14 San DiegoDirgo 5 S. tt 7 75 Whitman 0 Go 55 Leading Horses Enter Handicap LOS ANGELES Nov No 30 Gal W-Gal- Gal Gal- lantlant Sir twice winner of the Agua Agua- Caliente Agua- CalienteCaliente handicap was nominated Friday by Norman Church for the Santa Anita handicap here February 23 The big blacksblack's name was added to the list of more than 20 nominations nominations nomina nomina- which Include Equipoise Mats Mate Statesman Gay World Boa and others With nominations closing Saturday a field of more than 50 was expected to be listed including Cavalcade Head Play BrokersBroker's Tip and Ladys Ladys- man Besides Gallant Sir Church named the old year which finished second to Gallant Sir at Agua ua Caliente last spring sprIn 0 Play by Play Account on Page 24.