THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday January 18 1948 ' ''''r141 ' i (411'1 4idi '44- -04 i 11 i 1 irl t 671 ' 1 kiiiO4' 0iAn c) - I 7 eCr') I I - - - i - v-- - - - gr-- 9! 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Nelson and the brilliant floor plays of Randy Clark that made thet Cougars Just a bit too much for the Utah team that was touted asalmost a certain conference winner when the season opened It's Nelson Again house hotel Speaking Session session will be deThe morning NEW YORK Jan 17 1 4 ‘0:14 voted to speakers reported Herb fitz) United States has to come F Smart of Salt Lake City federaa I close to winning an yet 1 t''''' Olympic ski tion president The closing Sunday afternoon session will be highlightevent but this year's team in-tsti -10n by committee reports and elecê of Its expert coaches "is ed opinion five vice presition '” a the strongest challenge to Euro- dents ofanda president ''' nomination of the federa0 '1 tion's representative to the board 4 pean nations" of any since the of big game control winter started Olympics i1Sunday morning will Speakers Alf Engen and Walter Prager include: c71 the cocoaches made this appraisal Owen W Morris U S Fish and IN' k1 before the squad left for Europe Wildlife Service predator control 1rdivision who will discuss the pre-The winter Olympics open in St dator Utah Sporternen4 's ttIMIn legis- (4 campaign particularly as it 30 Moritz Jan lative assembly ssiii hold its to antelope propagation on applies (1--annual election meeting Jan 25 western Utah deserts the Injured In the l'iewhouse hotel-Ross Leonard state fish and at Since arriving on the scene the game director who will detail deirathering will get under 4 pmAmericans have fared indifferently partment policies and outline tl in preliminary meets On top of future plans 0fieera at 1the organiaation toJseoet coFinrtis--1 are Jack Chase president Raythis Art Devlin of Lake Placid IL Leavitt chairman of the Ray imond Hammond vies president N Y the U S cham- state highway commission who will again night came through COUZIt i and Mickey Ps3rne secretaryThe brilliant and Ralph Bietila of Iron discuss the commission policy on Saturday pion trenaurer star posted 22 points to lead the Mountain Mich a member of the access roads to prime hunting and areas scoring and again stamp himself" 1936 team both have been fishing 0 Olympic i) as one of the greatest players 114 However injured they probably i Rasmussen to Speak : 4 tho league k: teE will compete 44l D I Rasmussen assistant reBut Netzonn Vii RS no more Dr ski American have In in jumpers I'M of the than forester big portant gional victory charge r ba111 a distance in their irm game management who will talk Bandy Clark the their relain whc4 although and on service star retriever forest policies iv:tor:Il:1e i 111: the Europeans acted as captain and did a tion to game on the national ‘' t y the ski honors go forests job of leading the Cougars to thq t ' to and Sweden with FinNorway Rendell N Mabey speaker of triumph Clark also had his eye orl li i 2 t land and Germany taking a few the state house of representatives the hoop as he tanked seven Belt By JACK CUDDY ' since the winter sports started and chairman of the Utah legislagoals for 15 points and had anotheT NEW YORK Jan 17 (LIP)—The ' were canceled b7 in 1924 tive council who will discuss the pair go in that National Football league Saturday !I i Lake City Utah Sunday January 18 1948 All of them were Ion: Salt I officials and Prager toctic over 30 council's position on fish and game the Engen a common with draft the - re)etted i ones young men and women equipped legislation and State Sen Elias conference tarival 71 I also turned in a fine Joe best will who of Lake Salt Weight Day county bled the franchise application of - with 14 point-- ' on of coordination talk along performance ' sportsmen's the San Francisco Clipper' adopted 1 and Hutchins I and Jack Vc111-pcloser of and results the groups recomthe rriinor rule changes swtiat the sthe yAe amre :sea sceanndipnrgovitdnee did a on fine l the job guard line' cooperation c rnended by its coaches and empowgesfotrechsaallillenngge Hutchins scored only one fielri Gov Herbert B Maw has been ered Cornmivioner Bert Bell to goal but It was the goal that wort Invited to address the group but draw up the 1948 and subsequent the game for the Provo squad n to European probably won't be able to attend schedules Walker also did some yeo is attendk a he of because Brady LOS 17 of ANGELES in Jan meeting nations 17 the N (A')— PRINCETON San any Olympics J The club owners voted to open work aaan under the basket tha in Idaho Smart a ' in of pati ing reported promotion skiing history the 1948 season on Sept 26 and The United States ol3rmpic com- Participating '11 aided In the Couga with met Vice Smart materially a one terned of presidents after the first Hollywood "Actually great and W A Walker close it with the championship ice movie—plenty many "official" L Satmittee's triumph Olympic not stars of i but secretary our of tests came r Olympic potential time Dec 19 but when they were ' Utes Play Great Game last winter when both the Swiss urday night to draft final plans for hockey team went through its first much story—two squads of foottriable to arrange the slate after 36 k and the Norwegians sent teams the parley as a unit Saturday and ball players from the 1947 college hours of wrangling they voted Bell practice Utah one of Its bet ' campaign take over Gilmore sta- games ofplayed of their best skiers to race against ' the power not only to draw up the each met other some season of the 4--the but it players a dium belated for game postseason Americans at the Harriman cup 'ST MORITZ CRASH schedule for the coming season but wasn't enough Saturday The just In for the first time races Sunday in Sun Swiss for subsequent years as long as he The Valley were dians th outscored from east-we' ' into factions Divided le i Dick Vaughan Princeton hockey the Is commissioner were surprised to find such tough i i will be led by quarter- field 20 to 27 It was only Mei ' competition They were especially coach and secretary of the Olympic backlatter foul tossing wher 00r Mth Killed i Layne passing star sensational Bobby with the reckless courImpressed were weak on thei a did obvtously Ice they committee who from Texas 1 of the the hocky University 4 te' The common draft proposal did age our racers displayed And ' eastern tour that kept the Indian '-I - ''''''' - 4N 'b ' Minis! east halfback of by of in Tony selection '44 the a the come General vote even to we from rot have read in the major part what hot in the race for victory Uta Swiss and Norwegian newspapers team watched the drill critically Pennsylvania Mgr Al Ennis of the Philadelphia up the remarkable record o hung were Minisi Both and Layne owner Alexis 23 free tosses out of 26 tries Eagles acting for consider our Olympic team himself they on and named backfield the "highly third pronounced string to be serious competition' Thompson who is I5obsleddingcon-in Dick Smuin led the Utes in thif on the 1947 teams moved that the NFL ST MORITZ Jan 17 UP)—Two pleased" Two Europe ski members of the first half but it was the old stand big Associated Press the by picked had has - atitution be amended to permit the American Vaughan who thus far team competed in the 1936 games bobsleds one of them drill field Saturday bys Arnie Ferrin and Vern Gard the Leaving which on the battle to d common draft with the A A C but little wall a say into crashed at Sverre May Pull Olympic second and last before the net who led the drive in the torri so the prothere was no after they had cross the Is raging between the Olympic com- —the — Layne half The pair came througt Dick Movite former national combined champ is one of the reasons Fredheim of St Paul Minn and Friday game perhaps uncon- second Amateur and a for run in the line mittee s posal lost out finish Hockey practice with some brilliant basketball bu U S's chances In 1948 Walter Bletila of Iron Mountain the winter coaches of about this sounded the theme sciously worry 31Olympic why Europe's a has which Jan association Bell waived the usual parliamenalready Olympics here it was B Y V's turn to win Mich Fredheim was eleventh in Asked what affair hastily arranged were no injuries 8 There team in Switzerland said Saturday he arid gave Ennis Ferrin led the scoring with l'': t Lary proceedings the special jump for men and Feb of the don Ma Bobby thought The US foursome of Driver Jim that "I can't see why that A H A drawled five minutes to discuss the merits for Utah Gardner had 1'1 thirtieth-Th- e was Bietila points with complete honesty: Dupree Lucion crowd should wait until the Olymof his proposal but it was to no and 16 Fred Smuin "1 Is probably BickfordandWilliam American know—but team we're don't really excame out pics to do this I think they Tom Hicks Miron avail In presenting the motion on well defense and Blain seem' played out In here havin' and finest the world the the I Ennis sights equipped Only a few minor scratches pected a compromise but I can a real nice time" Crowther and Lyman Clark alsri: emphasized that it did not The hand-mad- e shoes alone would With in All Hicks live Saranac A A H one with except 7 thing—the contemplate any co9peration guarantee The promotion is an independent turned in good games probably cost $75 a pair on the Lake N Y His home is Mer- team T not in the rival league except In the mat the will Olympic score was The 13 play tied a times Al venture headed by group by open market rill N Y ter of drafting college players who Y B U anet took the lead Gould Hills accountant games" early Beverly The time for the kiave used up their Intercollegiate Vniforms Important Utah rallieet Crowd expecations for the pur- rushed ahead 13-- 7 Vaughan said he based hisa (one mile 2 2 inches) slide was theory on ll to By TED SMITS that I eligibility rule the count knot the at and 14 simple $30000 ported ranged promotion in and said their one minute 214 seconds Engen Prager was is not 15 17 21 be--f deadlocked which In tabling for the second emcees team at by 500 recognized from (R)--Tup 1948 17 American staterneet: winter YORK NEW of Jan coach Fox York New of press Dana Olympic joint committee fore the Indians rushed ahead tot! 'eve year the bid of the Clippers the American Olympic Layne has a fine array of pass "The competition of today is so the U S team said that "if our can not represent this country in receivers to throw to including his take a 7 lead at halftime Utah for a NFL franchise the club team should make the strongest showing of any wearing 'United keen we are best much team that the faster equipgoes only very eaTa-nainowners decided aga-ini-t teammate Max Bumgardner of made 13 out of 14 fOul tries In the and the most streamlined going to have to move some walls" the games Texas Paul Cleary of Southern first half for the 1948 season-- States colors if It can break clear of an Involved top level ment ' the league 1:165 of He set for will record the the outfits the give competitors i however the Clipper bid will be wrangle California Wendell Williams of Cat Score Quiclay extra tenth of a second which it distance in 1937 ' given preference Rice all ends and such backs as if the league deDraws Over to on and extra meters win takes Recruited from the seaboard and the north country the distance Jake Leicht of Oregon and Gordon In the second half Nelson cids toSan expand in 1949 and form points for the NEW ORLEANS San 17 (A')— Gray and Mickey Francisco application The McCardle of Weight and Clark scored in ma90 and Meet of Rain boys girls shapes A total of 2298482 fans paid their Postpones SC was presented by J Rufus Klawana squad jumpers chine gun fashion to tie the score 1 tor behind the far still we appears lag "This was the thought which Into southern association 17 (A)—Heavy way Jan TAMPA In Fla Minisi at backfield The score was tied are the with president of the ParifiC Coast con- up like this: to Swedes and say carried uppermost in our minds rain flooded part of the Palma games last year with that figure slated to be Bob Smith of Iowa at 36 36 39 46 51 58 and 64scion ferenee in behalf of Clipper owner and Bobtledding—Always America's Norwegians and of Swiss French the nothing while with the in which Finns develop- Ceia Cours Saturday and caused covering the Shaughnessy playoffs Jug Girard of Wisconsin and Bill 63 as the battle waged desperately Frank Ciraolo ife also surgested strongest sinter sport assisting Pawon ment of highly specialized racing postponement of the third its only six series and the game Luongo of Penn and the ends in- and three players Weight of B Yin the United States that the N le'L support the t eine n Hockey—If the team assembled Coast American and Penn- championship in 1938 at equipment and revolutionary wear- round in the $3000 Tampa women's League Pres Charlie Hurth an- clude two Michigan stars Bob and Ferrin and Crowther of Utah ? s Assn American the Hockey by we have big tough Mann and Len Ford were ejected from the game on 7 svivania Pro Football leagues in nounced Saturday ing apparel Our uniforms were open golf tournament and competes the championship should made by the leading ski apparel fouls the same manner that major league sledsn in both the four-ma- n and United States the between he events one or even two baseball supports the minors either two-maof the country" Hutchins then tame through But the Amer- manufacturers Czechoslovakia or championships a possibility a long ringer from tho aid of with and that Engen through working explained Prager has committee ican Olympic t outr:ght subsidizatiom the to court rules Utah rushed the ball r each according Olympic an Ilas Come Forward assembled what it terms down -court frantically and can the enter four competitors country to In Klkwasts Warm The United official" team which flies had two shots and three tips at each skiing event skating— Figure is This Sunday Europe night the hoop which failed B Y U rot Bell ruled however that It was States has come forward strongly "This means" they said "that Dick Button 18 of probably weaker than the AHA's we'll have four cross the key to sideslipping which is a This angle will govern the weed the ball and held it 10 the finish OTTO LANG slot a league matter but something s:nte 1936 runBy country of the Avery Brundage president the fans nearly brought down which had to be taken up by the Englewood N J won the Euroners and combined men four speInternational Skiing Authority truly magic device in a skier's since It is obvious that the more as Individual clubs Klawans warned pean men's championship Wednes- American Olympic Assn will lay cial jumpers four downhill and the gym direction the want of the "official" traversing L team slalom combined skiers and posapproaches speed you repertoire Regardless did not step in day and looks to be the strongest the case of the was a delirious basketball It that if is to in a traverse The how to learn object the horizontal line across the slope treat for the S01111 of Brigham one t?ie conference might contender for the Olympic title before the International Olympic sibly four ynen in each of the to sld you will have more or a less in The club owners unanimously The women should do well but committee which meets a few days special downhill and slalom events to traverse a slope isproperly The cross a slope the less speed will be attained On they well deserved But it was a furthermore straight line at a desired angle the games open He has These rules also govern women's traversing position bitter loss for the Indians a defeat adopted the eight minor rule Barbara Anne Scott of Canada before thethat other hand of course the which one solution might seems sure to take the crown Sonia suggested definitely ends all their changes suggested by the coaches nearer the traverse comes to the hopes for once held America is also be the banning of both hockey competitions" conference honors this The most irnportant of them out-- a The full American Olympic ski teams with the other winter teams Droved the plastic headgear clari strong in figure skating pairs direct line down the slope the seasonIT ie!:if:!!::::::::-::"::7:::-!7 follows: team HT Irtak tied the clipping penalty violation Speed skating—A young fast competing more speed will be accumulated GTFP G I' IP P Men's downhill and slalom: America has never done well In limited the height of artificial tees squad with Bob Fitzgerald 23 of Printlin 7 6 22 t 5 7 814 since this direct line represents the 6 5 214 Nelikonf Don Amick Seattle: John M making its great for kickoffs to three inches and Minneapolis rated a possible cham- winter sports Crowthert 2 29 1 5 Weightt line of maximum 1 1 3 1 speed flutchinse Gorrinote 5 I 17 showing in the regular summer (Boots) Blatt Palo Alto Cal retained the fifth official pion In the traversing stance the skis 71 0110 152 Ciarkc Irrrtnig 07 53 53 193 games particularly in track and 'David Faries Seattle: Gene Gillis to renew television voted They Whippleg Weienrjt are lined Combination Best The a contracts for 194S but on a one-- a up parallel upper 31 0 01 72 Fliiimert Ciarkit 1 1 1 3 swimming The United States has Bend Ore: H Devereaux Jennings Cortelw 0 0 n o one should be advanced from one Walkorg t basis only No longer conskating or Salt Lake City Utah: Steve Knowl0 0 by its coaches yet to win a ski figureand 0 0 'year Skiing—Termed Tbelut StsithI ft 0 0 0 boot length to half a step dependhas ton Aspen Colo: Robert (Barney) e tracts will be signed until after a the best American ski combination hockey championship 3espenw-)50 0 0 0 of traverse the B-the upon aColo Denver ing Gordon angle on 9 !McLean effect of tele ever assembled the United States t study is made on the Bell 27 20 26 23 03 Totals 15 11 65 ''vi and the quality of the snow The estimated Macomber West Newton Mass vision of attendance Score by hair's: U 65 27 more the traverse approaches the Richard D Movitz Salt Lake City that the league drew roughly 31 03 direct line down the slope the less Utah 2500000 sans during the 1948 sea- Utah Jack N Reddish Salt Lake Officials: Merest and Player P :':::::?: 72:i''-- ''i be ski to the will have 0011 upper Utah: Colin Campbell City : One l'Ark4 i marked the closing Wyoming Wins- 5234 Stewart Hanover NH pushed forward ' session trade of the four-da- y In deep soft or rutted snow the slalom: downhill Women's and meeting FORT COLLINS Colo Jan 17 i The Boston Yanks traded their Mrs Rebecca Fraser Cremer upper ski should be pushed farther (NI—Wyoming's Cowboys opened ::: I to Connor eraft rights George ahead in order to facilitate the their Woodstock Vt: Mrs Gretchen Skyline Six basketball cami Notre Dimes tackle 1 ': balance and to act as a f): MORITZ Switzerland Jan '17 (JP—Ken Henry of skier's Vancouver Wash Fraser Bryn::: -with a 4 f: - to the Chicago Bears for tackle paign Saturday night Cal: feeler" Miss Merced hild Grasmoen the United States and Hiyo Chang Lee of Korea won warmup of Colorado A and M It route lefike Janrnolak In is not to lean It N H Paula Kann'North Conway important ::'::: ‘ races Saturday as speed skaters tested their blades in the The Yanks obtained the N FL :::i ?: toward the slope a most common was Wyoming's llth victory in 14 Andrea B :Mead Rutland Vt draft rights to Connor in the deal Ruth-Marmeet in first competition against rivals they will the winter Dodie Post Reno Nev temptation for the novice skier If games The defending conference chamsent Paul Governali to the a slight orientation of N Hanover Stewart H: 30 to anything 8 Feb took command at -the start New York Giants Connor will Olympics Jan pions from the Winn the Anne Jeanette Ida Gannett away upper body a comfortable- working had and rraduate from Notre Dame In June Nineteen-year-ol- d of of the wherebe advisable will hillside Chicago youngest Cross country classic combined: Henry arrnolak a former Temple star ' all the way except for a H: margin 471 N'sfloid ' foras the knees should be pressed :j AzneHcan skaters sped ZOO meters (548 yards 2 feet 5 Wendell Broomhall Rumford di' has moment in the second half played with the Bears for two early ward and a bit in toward the slope1 when the Aggies Me: Corey Engen Huntsville e se &SO I Inches) in 435 seconds and his U S teammates took the pulled up within knees bite of With the Don Lake the the Utah Johnson Salt City 0 five points of them t8-2- 3 next five places from entries from Korea Belgium Holland hold is therefore Utah: Ralph J Townsend LebCola A & edges regulated PR P don't 7 F3Wyoming 0 Jr Pr P ankles line in and Canada and the anon N H firmly Golfers Busy tooblerf 4 2 4 10 4 17 Dotyf A :4::: to 404' wobble (17:1"-allow them team: Ski three-ma- n 1 1 3 3 3 2 8 Jumping 5 Lee main the Ransonf of first Peytonf hope Korean!team—a 2 1 5 5 Reed° Degpitp the cold weather golfers Gordon Bletile Ishpeming flaibeya 00 00 01 00 for AP Ralph (Written Especially 1 3 1 to sent 0 ran with Bloome the Rannat in were squad—ever colt away for at the Salt Lake Olympic games 1371 Mich Walter Bietile Iron Moun- solcitc 3 2 4 0 0 0 0 Cottong Newsleataes) — :"Jnnoa11 1 2 2 4 the 5000-mettrial in 8:517 with only American and 2 1 3 5 Pilchs City courses Saturday anti more tain 'Mich :Arthur Devlin Lake 4 1 3 Collins ir 2 KarroakA 2 5 4 Placid N Y: Sverre Fredheim St (This Is another in a series of 4 2010 tleary play looms for Sunday The Canadian skaters as his opponents Lee is regarded as the LarstonI Devitas 0 01 0 ' Stance courses are now quite dry and in 1 on Otto articles Minn Paul Joe Perrault Ishpem-Traversing Lang skiing by 201-- 2 20-in 5000 darkhorse was the his this first 11 12 1034 Totals Olympic in as although stance All condition clubs head of the Sun good playing skiing 'alley ski ing Mich and Gordon L Wren The above sketch shows the proper traversing Halftime swore—Wyoming 23 Colorado effort with outdoor skates here &iv r11 us i n z temporary green& A & 14 school) Winter Park Colo explained in accompanying article by Otto Lang Sun Valley school -t 'Ickb - -- 12-poi- nt - i -)- J (A')---Til- e (c' ) -- 0 he The USA TO HOLD ANNUAL MEET 1 41 !"----- a -- -- ' -- 4 N- - si-a- t 11401-doc- ng d 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