WEBER 0, U. S. A. C. FROSH 20 While the varsity rested for its game with Ricks, the reserves bowed before a hard-hitting Aggie Frosh aggregation to the tune of 20 to 0. Coach Davis used his second team until the last few minutes of play in order to save his first string for the following conference game. The Weber team played good ball, but was no match for the future farmers. WEBER 13, RICKS 13 Outplaying a fighting Rexburg College team in every stage of the game but the score, the Weberites were charged with their only tie of the season, 13 to 13. The Wildcats slashed their way to the Ricks one-yard line four times during the game, but were able to ring up only two touchdowns. Two bad passes on the part of Weber in the final period accounted for both scores for Ricks. Walthius Rose Jones Miller Bassett Worden Hansen Whitesides Cook Hatch WEBER 7, WESTMINISTER 0 Putting together a tight defense, a quartet of of fighting ball-toters, and a second period drive, Weber administered a sound 7 to 0 thrashing to Westminister College of Salt Lake before 1,500 fans. The triumph gave the Wildcats their second consecutive Utah State Jaysee football championship. Weber recorded fifteen first downs as against five for the Salt Lake machine, and also had three scoring chances, yet took advantage of only one. WEBER 0, ALBION 19 Weber was up against one of the classiest football aggregations in the conference when it met Albion at Twin Falls for the Intermountain Junior College championship. The dazzling passing attack of the Albion eleven had the Wildcats helpless at every stage of the game. The final score was 19 to 0 in favor of Idaho.