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i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 5 1937 Free Evening Meal for 4Big Gridders II II II 1 11 I nil-n! I 1 11 These Faculty Members Turn Doivn Training Table Faculty Representatives Vote Down Program Approved By Coaches Fear of Subsidization Evils and Cost of Meals Deciding Factor in Unanimous Vote Hope Seen for Future Recognition The proposed training table for football players in the Mountain States Athletic league was vetoed by these members of the faculty group Saturday Seated at table are: McWhinnie of Wyoming A Sorensen of the A and A Nelson of Denver newly elected president of the faculty group Inserts are Marshall of Utah left and A Christensen Rice Defeats Mustangs 15-7 to Reach Cotton Bowl and Colorado i- Ace Substitute Brings Owls From Behind to Win Championship And Right to Play Kingpins By FELIX McKNIGHT DALLAS Texas Dec 4 (AP) Rice greatest burly Ernie Lain Saturday scored the touchdowns that defeated Southern Methodist 15-7 won the Southwest conference title and obtained for the Owls an invitation to play in the Cotton Bowl classic here January 1 A 218-pound teouble-shooter who never starts a game but who figured in 12 of 13 touchdowns this season Lain gave a crowd of 13000 a one-rmm-fthow Score in Second Period The Owls trailed 0-7 when Lain got the signal from Coach Jimmie Kitts late in the first period Five minutes later he had passed and bucked Rice to a touchdown on the first play of the second period Early in the third period Lain personally took charge again and threw two passes to Frank Steen and Johnny Neece that netted 81 yards crashed the line down to the four and blocked out a Methodist line surge as Jack Vestal kicked a field goal from the Methodist 13 that put the Owls ahead 9-7 The big halfback plucked off one of Jack Morrison's wild passes in the fourth period on the Methodist 21-yard line and returned to the nine from which point he scored on three drives Twenty-two times Lain cracked into the Methodist line and came up with a total of 75 yards while his arm was responsible for nine passes that gained a total of 141 yards Methodists Get Lead The Methodists badly crippled but playing one of the scrappies games of the season got away to a lead within five minutes of the kickoff when Fullback Bob Bel-ville plunged over from the 1-yard line after a 40-yard drive Curtis Sanford president of the Cotton Bowl Athletic association immediately tendered an invi-tion to meet Colorado university and its White in theCot-ton bowl Dr Gaylord Johnson Rice director of athletics accepted the offer but announced he would be unable to contact McCants of Rice institute secretary of the Southwest conference until tomorrow morning to arrange a telegraphic poll of conference members It is necessary to obtain approval of the conference members to engage in a post-season game Terms of the bid from Curtis Sanford president of the Cotton Bowl Athletic association were not revealed but Johnson said they were with those made Colorado Colorado Gets $10000 Colorado was guaranteed $10000 with a privilege of taking one-third of the gate receipts French Open Net Star Downs Phipps TUXEDO Dec 4 Pierre Etchpbaster a little Frenchman remindful of Henri Cochet gave hulking Ogden Phipps the licking of his life at the Tuxedo club Saturday in the opening four set block of their match for the open court tennis championship who will be 44- next week completely outclassed his 29-year-old opponent who holds the American amateur title 8-3 6-2 4-6 6-1 So exhausted and bewildered was Phipps that in the final game of the fourth set he tumbled and turned an ankle It swelled so fiercely it was necessary- to postpone the two concluding blocks from next week until January 1 and 2 But it makes little difference when they settle their quarrel Phipps knows who will win it and so do the 200 socialites who arose practically before daylight to watch the one-sided play The little Basque was in command from the start Few of those who paid $16 50 to witness the match knew how to keep score It takes years to learn that But none could fail to appreciate the artistry of Pierre's strokes tThe only argument among the old time court tennisers was whether Etchebaster a professional could have taken the measure of Jay Gould who held the American title for 20 years Most of them thought Gould would have beat him The main fun of the match was in studying- the expressions as the referee called the score: "Worse than second "Chase better than two!" There wasn't much applause because nobody knew when to turn it on Tulsa Tics Manhattan TULSA Okla Dec 4 A goal line fumble when a Manhattan touchdown seemed a certainty and Football Schedules Drawn At Denver Meeting (Continued frotn Preceding Page) faculty representatives when asked their individual views: A SORENSEN Utah can see considerable danger in the plan particularly in method of enforcing its limitation However I can appreciate the excellent reasons behind the plan and if control can be assured it is worthy of careful consideration A CHRISTENSEN ana remaining neutral on this proposal but I recognize the difficulties under existing conditions The general trend is to look at these things more frankly and to realize that the boys deserve consideration 1 am particularly interested in such a plan in the training period before school opens The expense necessarily Is an important factor FLOYD CROSS Colorado Aggies arrd more I can see these things from the viewpoint of the boy involved Certainly playere should not be penalized for meaningless foolish rules Colleges demand much of their athletes and while such a modified training table may be 'giving the boys may be a valuable thing to give Physical welfare of these players makes the suggestion an important one ECKEL Colorado University "I definitely oppose the plan To my mind It is an extension of subsidization of athletes and would cause an unnecessary anil unjustified expense MeWHINNIE "I prefer not to express an opinion at this time as I have not gone into the matter fully I am particularly interested in possible methods by which a modified training table could be controlled and kept within legitimate bounds A NELSON "In my opinion no conference school can stand the additional expense which such a training table would MARSHALL University of "There is much to be said for the suggestion of a modified training table but I do not believe that the long-standing rule against this practice as adopted in the old Rocky Mountain conference should be abandoned without much more thorough discussion of all angles of the Rice defeated Southern Methodist "the bottling up of Tulsa's passing Utah College Teams Plan First Games (Continued from Preceding Page) Bogden Swain Bill Grosonki and Dick Palmer are some othe standout freshmen recruits -Lanky Squad From among this group Coach Vadal Peterson can put a team on the field averaging about six feet two inches and they are all fine basketball players At Provo Fred Dixon has taken over the basketball reigns and has a fine squad working daily Nine lettermen are back In camp along With a great crew of sophomores At center Bob Detmers Jack Christensen and Willard Devttt are the three outstanding candidates Stan Watts LaVar Kump Ivan Iverson Malcolm Booth Eddie Smart Glen Allen Austin Halter-man are the forward candidates and Gus Black Chad Beckstead Drew Leonard Charlie Roberts Vir Richlns Bill Pardoe Lcs Cannon Markland Allred Niles Wing La-Hell Hayward and Wayne McTague are the guards This aggregation has plenty of height speed and shooting ability and should prove a tough aggregation for any team in the circuit to handle Seven lettermen are back in togs at Logan including: Caplain Elmo Garff Arden Peterson and Raeldon Goates guards Berkeley Parkin-aon John Broberg Dutch Reeve and Grand Andreason forwards Some of the outstanding newcomers who have a chance to make the final squad of about 12 men are Leonard James centers Ray Lindquist and Dutch Jacobsen guards and Albert Wimmer forward Having completed more than a Week of daily practice the squads are now ready for some real action and all three of the Utah college teams will swing Into play the first-time this -week The Utah Aggies will break the Ice with the reserves playing Weber junior college in a game at the Weber gym at Ogden Tuesday night Next Friday and Saturday the Farmers will play with th Ecker studio team of Salt (Lake City Coach Dick Romney Is arranging many home games but does ibt expect to take the usual barnstorming tour this season 1 Nine Home Games Brigham Young university has already arranged for nine home games the figst of which will be played this weekend The Cougar squad will be divided for twig games Friday night and two mortFSatur-day against an alumni and all-star team from Salt Lake Games will be played with Idaho Southern Idaho university Hastings and Nevada which should give the Cougars plenty of experience A trip is also partially planned to Arizona between December 27 to 31 but all arrangements have not yet been completed Utah will open the most attractive preseason schedule with a game a Pocatello against the Idaho Southern university team Other games wiir be played with alumni teams Idaho university Hastings and others To top off the practice season the Indians will make a barnstorming tour back to Chicago playing several leading mldwesern schools before coming home to open the season The first games in the new league will be staged January 14 with Texas Aggies Trounce Dons Score 42-0 SAN FRANCISCO Dec 4 Texas A climaxed its football season Saturday with A 42 to 0 vie tory over the University of £an Francisco one of the worst beatings in the history of the local school The Aggies scored in every period and every substitute on the bench had a whirl at the game Todd Leads March The Aggies opened the scoring with a touchdown midway of the first period Left Halfback Dick Todd who started the march by returning a punt 17 yards to the 45-yard line dashed 11 and 22 yards then finally crashed over from the one-yard line Todd added the second touchdown in the second period when he caught a punt on the 42-yard line and raced the distance to score Jim Nesrsta substitute right halfback went over from the one-yard line in the third period to climax a 39-yard Texas march A few minutes later Bill Boyd sub bac4t place-kicked a field goal from the 15-yard lihe Almost Double in Quarter The Aggiei almost doubled the score In the last period cashing in three touchdowns two on long pass plays and a third on line smashes San only threat was in the first period when the Dons recovered a Texas fumble on the Texas 29-yard line and plunged eight yards to the 21 where they lost the ball Antlers Play Ecker Team At Gym The strong Antlers basketball team from Colorado Springs will tangle with the-Ecker Studio quint in the first major independent basketball game of the season The contest will be staged at the Deseret gym Thursday starting at 8:30 The-Antlers team is rated as one of the strongest in the country The squad performed In the Missouri Valley league last year Enrolled on the Colorado Springs team are Bill Kinner' former Utah university ace and brilliant scorer along with Cleo Petty Rollie Gardner and Red Wade who starred on the championship Utah Aggie team The Antierr will face strong rival in the Ecker team which has recruited such stars as Hack Miller Sherm Clark Grant Bennion Ralph Crowton arid several other former collegiate stars The Antlers also are scheduled to play games in Ogden Brigham City Logan and Gap-land Opens On Coast TUSCALOOSA Ala Dec 4 Crimson Tide will end the present season and start the next on the Pacific coast Coach Frank Thomas revealed Saturday in announcing the football schedule for next year Meeting the University of California in the Rose bowl on New day Alabama will face the University of Southern California next September 24 in the Coliseum at Los Angeles just 14 miles from thg Pasadena bowl The Southern California game will be the first ever played between the two schools Grid Officials Take Exam The annual examination for football officials will be held Monday evening at 7:30 at 306 Park building at the University of Utsh All officials who are not already qualified to work college games must pass the test to become registered according to Captain Charles Swartz president of the Utah Offi-cials' association The examination will be conducted by Homer Warner i Chariey was released Detroit Tigers American association 0 United 0 1 Southern Section Third Division Bournemouth 3 Aldershot 0 Brighton 3 Swindon Town 1 Bristol Hover 1 Notts County 1 Cardiff Cltv 3 Mlllwall 2 Clapton Orient! Watford 1 Mansfield Town 1 Newport Counfv 1 Northampton Town 1 Crystal palace 1 (abandoned after 55 minutes) Queens Park Rangers 4 Exeter City 0 Southend United 2 Gillingham 0 Torquay United Bristol City 3 Walsal 2 Reading 5 Scottish League Vint Division Clvde 1 Raneers 1 Pundee-SL Mirren postponed snow Falkirk 3 Third Lanark 1 Hearts 2 Morton 1 Kilmarnock Aberdeen 3 Motherwell 1 Celtic 2 -r-parttck-TMsTte-4 HmeMtSnlO Queen of South 3 Hamilton Academicals 1 oueens Park 1 Arbroath 1 St Johnstone-Avr United postponed snow Scottish league Second Division Albion Rover 7 Allot Coudenhcith 2 Kant Fife 3 Dmharto-i 7 Brechin Cltv 0 Pdtnbuh Cltv 0 St Bernards 4 Forfar Athletic-Airdrieomapa postponed snow King Park 1 Dunfermline 3 Letttr Athletic 3r East SUrttng Montrose Dundee United 3 Raith Rover 6 Stenhouaemuir 2 attack spelled a scoreless tie Saturday in the intersectional football game between Manhattan college and the University of Throughout much of the contest both teams had each other stopped as cold as the weather in which they played Halfback Victor Fusia was the victim of the goal line bobble thap cost Manhattan a touchdown In the second period It was first down on the Tulsa two-yard line Halfback Harold Savage made a yard Fusia smashed hard on the left side of the line and as he hit a pile of players on the goal line the ball seemed to spurt out of his arms and lntb the clear It rolled behind the goal line where Gregory fell on It for Tulsa Just before that Fusia had set the Jaspers in scoring position by smashing off tackle on the Manhattan 20-yard line and loping to the Tulsa 24 He appeared touchdown bound but George Adams Tulsa center pulled him down from November 30 Utah Aggies at Salt Lake City UTAH AGGIES October 7 Colorado at Boulder October 21 Denver at Logan October 28 Colorado Aggies at Logan November 11 at Logan November 18 Wyoming at Laramie November 30 Utah at Salt Lake September 30 Colorado Aggies at Provo October 14 Utah at Provo November 11 Utah Aggies at Logan November 18 Colorado at Provo Tentative date with Wyoming at Laramie October 21 or November 4 Denver date to be arranged Utaiv also will meet Idaho university away from home in 1939 Utah Aggies plan to resume football competition with the Vandals in that year with the date still uncertain Is considering a two-year home and home agreement with the strong university of Arizona aggregation in which case the 1939 game will be played either at Phoenix or Tucson Football fees were raised from $30 per game to $35 a compromise with the request for $40 under the Big Seven setup Freshman athletic events were restricted entirely to intramurals with iro'butslde competition of any kind permitted first-year teams from now on Dr Marshall of the University of Utah was named the delegate of the new conference to the next A A convention Other faculty business Saturday was mainly routine The usual discussion of subsidization was carried on sporadically but with no action taken also as usual Rules Meeting Basketball mentors arid officials held harmonious sessions during the two-day confab Saturday prospective officials from Utah Colorado and Wyoming met with coaches and engaged in detailed discussion of rule interpretation This was led by 'Dutch Witte Wyoming coach and a member of the conference rules committee and had as its keynote strict enforcement of the rules of the game All present expressed satisfaction at the clarification re--suiting from the gathering From Utah the following prospective officials attended: Captain Charles Swartz Bert Bullock Lob Collins Cantril Nielsen Mickey Oswald Occie Evans TherpirDavis Joe Chrlstensenand Cal Woolley Mitchell secretary of the Utah High School Athletic association also was on hand since the high school aad college officials of Utah plan to cooperate fully during the coming campaign Mountain states conference cage coaches organized with Vadal Peterson of Utah elected chairman and "Cac" Hubbard of Denver secretary Suggestions Passed The faculty body the suggestions of the basketball committee for conducting the coming hoop race with exception of the proposed exchange of eastern and western division officials This was "vetoed for financial reasons Peterson vasjnstrumental in drawing up these plans which met with general favpr Truscott of Loveland Colo and Isomer Warner of Salt Lake City were okdhed as conference basketball adjusters with power to appoint officials 4n -Colorado and Utah respectively this season- Thus ended a significant meeting of the brand new athletic conference Delegates in general were well pleased xvith the accomplishments of the meetings which were concluded barely in time for the Utah representatives to catch the homeward-bound train Thcy will arrive in Salt Lake- City Sunday (Continued from Preceding Page) difficulty and these undoubtedly will stand as announced Quiet Session schedule deliberations were quite harmonious With no serious deadlocks occurring like the Utah-Denver mixup which jeopardized approval of the 1938 grid docket late Friday night Denver and Colorado universities had some difficulty getting together but this was satisfactorily adjusted during the afternoon by a compromise move and all ended well The irate Denver representatives who unofficially hurled threats of withdrawal Friday night after the conference ordered the Pioneers to meet football team in Salt Lake City rather than Denver on October 29 1938 had cooled off considerably Saturday and there appears to be no serious doubt of carrying out the conference mandate imposed late Friday night by a six to one vote Preserving the distinctive sectional designation was the reason prompting adoption of the lengthy title for the new conference It had been known as the Seven" since the schools withdrew from the old twelve-member Rocky Mountain conference last spring Due to the unwieldly nature of the new name it is quite likely that newspapers will continue the designation The conference opens Its first official competition next month when basketball gets under way- Utah Schedules Football schedules of the three Utah schools for 1938 definitely approved Friday night follow: UNIVERSITY OF UTAH September 24 Greeley State at Sait Lake City (nonconfer-ejice) October 15 at Salt Lake City October Utah Aggies at Logan October Denver at Salt Lake City November 5 Colorado university at Boulder November Colorado Aggies at Salt Lake City November 19 Wyoming at Laramie November Idaho university at Salt Lake City (nonconference) December Hawaii at Honolulu (nonconference) September 24 Arizona State Teachers at Provo (nonconferenee) October 1 Denver at Denver October 8 Wyoming aT Provo October 15 Utah at Salt Lake October 22 Portland at Provo (nonconference) November 5 Utah Aggies at Provo November 12 Colorado- at Boulder November 19 Colorado Aggies a( Fort Collins UTAH AGGIES October 1 College of Idaho at Logan (nonconference) October 8 Colorado at Logan October 15 Denver at Denver October 22 Utah at Logan October 29 Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins November 5 at Provo November 12 Wyoming at Logan For 1938 Utah plans to schedule at least one more early season nonconference game-and Utah Aggies are sure to arrange at least one qiore contest 1939 Schedules Football bookings for 1939 subject to spproval in May follow: UTAH October 7 Wyoming at SlfUt Lake City 14 B' at Provo October 28 Denver at Denver" November 4 Colorado at Salt Lake City November If Hawaii at Sait Lake City (nonconference) November 18 Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins Small Quits League KANSAS CITY Dec 4 After 19 years of brave" effort little Grinned (Iowa) college has decided to quit trying to keep up with the and resigned from the Missouri valley athletic tonfererice Professor Strong told the conference that only by recruiting and subsidizing could Grinned hope to compete partieularly in football with other members Grinned claims to have had the first collegiate football team west of the Mississippi Its resignation is effective June 1 1939 Roswell Team Wins ROSWELL Dec 4 Two sudden aerial thrusts in the last two minutes of the first quarter and a third-period 80-yard running attack gave New Mexico Military institute a 19 to 7 victory over Wentwprth Military academy here Clubs to Be Hold To 14 at Miami CORAL GABLES Fla Dec 4 The new "14-club of the United States Golf association will get Its inaugural test here next week during the Miami Biltmore open it was announced Saturday by Colonel Henry L' Doherty donor of the tournament's 310000 purse The rule limits the number of -X gt DenvecUtah atDoloradolbs a competitor ntay-itse ta ea Tit a la A a a Aft a While most professionals practicing for the tourney have approved enforcement of the rule it was opposed by Ralph Guldahl national iopen champion and resident pro of and Utah Aggies at Wyoming On January 15 the Utes will play Denver will take on Colorado and the Aggies will face Colorado State Southwest Standings DALLAS Text Dec 4 Final Tide Gridmen Hold Brill TUSCALOOSA Ala Dec 4 UP)-Alabama's Rose Bowl Crimson Tide unpacked uniforms and returned to the practice field Saturday to begin preparations for the New day with California' at Pasadena Calisthenics "loosening exercises comprised the Tldesmen's first postseason drill Regular practice will not begin until Monday Three regulars Captain Leroy Monsky and Lew Bostick guards and Charley Holm fullback who came out of the Vanderbilt game with injuries were in uniform along with the rest of the squad Coach Frank Thomas said he expected them to be in good shape by January 1 Birmingham 1 Arsenal 2 Charlton Athletic 3 Everton 1 Chelsea 3 Huddersfield Town 1 -Grlmsbv Town 2 Leicester City 1 Freeds United 4 Sunderland 3 3 Derbv County 4 Middlesbrough 2 Blackpool 2 Portsmouth 1 Bolton wanderers 1 Preston North End 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 Stoke City 3 Brentford West Bromwich Albtou-Manchester City postponed snow English league Second Division Barnsley 3 Plymouth Argyle 2 Burnley 1 Bradford 1 Burv 4 West Ham United 3 Co entry City 1 Southampton 0 (abandoned at half time) Luton Town 4 Fulham Manchester United 5 Swansea Town 1 Newcastle United 1 Sheffield Wednesday xr Nottingham Forest 3 Blackburn Rov ers 1 Sheffield United 4 Norwich Cltv 1 Stockport Countv 1 Chesterfield 1 Tottenham Hotspurs 3 Aston Villa 1 'iMh Section Third Division Accrington Bta Crewe Alexandra's Bradford Cltv 1 JIullTMty 2 Carlisle rnd 2 Barrow 1 Chester 7 Port Vale 2 Doncaster Hovers 1 Gateshead 0 -HaH fas Tewtv-9- -Wrexham O- Rochdale 1 Oldham Athletic 1: Rotherham United 4 Darlington 2 15 to 7 here today to clinch the conference championship The victory today gave Coach Kltta hiz second conference title in four years The llneupai RICE 8 Nance re Guynea Hines It Phillips Moore lg Sanders Arthur Gray Landry rg Matthew Hughe rt Curlk Steen re Dewell Hancock qb Patterson Vickers In Harlow Cordili rh Stldger Mecfiler fb BelvIUe Score by period: Rice 0 1 3 15 8 7 0 0 7 Rice scoring Touchdowns Lain 2 Field goal (from Vestal Southern Methodist Scoring BelvIUe Point after BelvIUe (from placement) Curtis Texas referee Hart Texas umpire Burgess Texas A and head linesman Price Austin field Judge Gridmfen Initiated In Tiger Club ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Fifteen Rock Springs high school football players who received their first football letters this year have been initiated into the Tiger club organization of the school -The new lettermen are Tony Katana Paul Putz Jack Rauzi Win-ton Horn Frank Kovacich Jack Erlewine Robert Yee Litt Jiro Okano Louis Barto Don Cameron Darrell Stiteler Andrew Fabiny Barney' Ferrero Howard Knudsen and John Lee vs Wyoming at Laramie: Utah vs Utah State at Logan Portland university vs Brigham Young at Provo October 29 Denver vs Utah at SaltrLake City Wyoming vs Colorado at Boulder Utah State vs Colorado State at Fort Collins November Utah vs Colorado at Boulder UtahKState vs Brigham Young at Provo Denver "Vs New Mexico at Albuquerque November Brigham Young vs-Colorado at Boulder Hawaii vs Denver at Denvem-Colorado State vs Utah at Salt Lake City: Wyoming ys Utah State at Logan November Utah vs Wyoming at Laramie Brigham Young vs Colorado State at Fort Collins November 24 Colorado vs Denver at Denver Idaho vs Utah at Salt Lake City 1939 Schedule September Colorado State at Brigham Young October Utah Colorado Wyoming at Utah Tie counts half fume won half game lost Meanwhile the remaining five i the Miami' Biltmore club Guldahl schools in the Rocky Mountain con-1 thinks the rule is ference have organized will I open a double round robin on Jan- -i- 1a ZSLwZr English Football Results to win the laurels in the from Colorado college Colorado Mines Greeley State and Western State TONDOV Pee 4 IAPI-'-RmuU of Kn-glish football gaimi played Saturday follow English League Flret Division Gelbert Released DETROIT Dec 4 Gelbert veteran shortstop Saturday by the to Toledo of the Southport 0 New Brighton Tranmere Rovers 4 Hartlepool York City 3 Lincoln City English League Grid Slates for 1938 1939 October Wyoming at Denver (night) October 14 Utah at Brigham Young October 21 Colorado State at Colorado Brigham Young at Wyo ming Denver at Utah State October Colorado at Wyoming Colorado State at Utah State Utah at Denver November 4 Colorado at Utah November 11 Colorado State at Denver Brigham Young at Utah State November 18 Colorado Brigham Young Utah State at Wyoming- Utah-at Colorado-State November Wyoming at Colorado State (might be played vember 30) November 30 Denver at Colorado Utah State at Utah This calendar lists all intericague games except the Brigham Young-Denvcr game a date for which must br settled later This prob-abty wUl'bs' eitherSepteTnbT or November 4 DENVER -Dec 4 (AV-The "Big football schedule for 3938 with several games booked only tentatively follows: September Iowa State vs Denver Denver 4night) September Wyoming vs Texas Tech at Lubbock Arizona State Teachers (Flagstaff) vs Brigham Young at Provo Colorado State Colorado Mines (site uncertain) September Brigham Young vs Denver at Denver (night) October 1 Colorado vs Missouri at Columbia Colorado State vs WJyeming at Laramie of Idaho vs Utah State at Logan October 7 Colorado State vs Denver at Denver (night) October Colorado vs Utah State at Logan Wyoimirsfs Brigham Young at October BrighaiSv Young vs Utah at Salt Lake City Utah Slate ys Denver at Denver October 22 Colorado vs Colorado State at Fort Collins Denver Saturday Grid suits Arizona 20 Oregon 6 Florida 6 Kentucky 0 Louisiana Tech 7 Centenary 7 Mississippi State 0 Duquesne 9 New Mexico State 9 Santa '7 San Frtmcisco 0 Texas A 42 Southern Cal 19 A 13 South Methodist 7 Rice 15 Tulsa 0 Manhattan 0 Tennessee 32 Mississippi 0 New Mexico Mil Institute 19 Wentworth A 7 Hardin-Stm-- mo ns morning i ft i.