Show 4 I THE OGDEN THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 11 1937 cr3 l1 Fm ©eimveir Svair Iks Yo Offer Four Take Meastor® L Girl 'Jumps’ B fl C TEAM Center By Raising WORKS OUT ON H ead Above Hand OGDEN FLOOR S nd Events Hager Will Oppose Hy Shaman ' Swensen Admits Weber’s Five Has Something to f-- BY AL WARDEN Sports Editor Feb 11—Utah and Montana amateur Montana BUTTE will square off here tonight in the finals of the Golden Gloves tournament Fifteen first annual inter-stat- e a capacity crowd of 2000 fans and scheduled are battles will watch the proceedings Standard-Examin- ¥© mara Opening Contests Attract Capacity Crowd VemBybee and Orville Young of Butte Clash Tonight In Class Peterson and Sweeney Fight - mo r - '$ R ir© © Moinifrairaa BafrfrBeirs " Lonrap Home Wifrlhf Ma jj©irii fry Honors 118-Pou- STANDARD-EXAMINE- ' er i TEAMS EXPECT Think About TO LOSE GASH Coach Tuff Linford pulled Into town last night with a string of long and lanky ball fondlers which inspired Weber college’s Reed Swensen to comment “Oh they have a good ball club — no question FOR TRAINING The opening contests Wednesday capacity crowd night attracted a fans about that” in attendand provided the' The Branch Agricultural college ance with the greatest amateur profrom Cedar City arrived in gang section gram ever staged in this Marshall time to go through a snappy w'ork-oFrom the time Marvin in the Weber gymnasium which of Ogden and Tommy Laird of also slaked the thirst for knowlButte stepped into the ring for the edge about them of a score or more initial skirmish until Orville Young of spectators Laird class—Tommy of Butte stopped 'Paul Davini of Montana scored technical knockARE LYING LOW Salt Lake in the closing contest al out over Marvin Marshall of Ogden The southern Utah hoopstersare the fans were treated toa sensa-ion- second round Alvin Barker Oglying low today in preparation for their opening encounter with the boxing program den Dewey Burns Butte Montana boxers romped home three stopped local jaysee ball fondlers tonight rounds in the Weber gymnasium at eight with the majority of the honors class — Verne Bybee last night Utah’s delegation will Ogden stopped Harry Kimm Butte p m The team matches up pretty well have to put their punches in high two rounds Orville Young Anaeven an to the Ogden branch observers with get here tonight gear conda stopped Paul Davini Salt break in the eight championships Lake one round agreed Watson center stacks up to about six feet two inches BYEfG MEETS YOUNG 126 pounds — Gus Carkulis Butte Ormeets a forward is six feet and of Vern Bybee Ogden stopped George Watanabe Ogden another forward Chamberlain ville Young of Butte in the 118 one round Don Laird Butte to comes five feet seven about Paul pound final and Hal Peterson of Ogden Layne Davis of Salt and guards hold up Alvin and Esplin Sweeney 134 pounds— Hal Peterson OgOgden the the average for clash Mislightweight "Frank Heffron den stopped L$ke SEVEN-THIRTSTART crown soula one round Alvin Sweeney at the schedule of night’s Friday Link Gardner Brigham Young Salt Lake decisioned Hugh - Conseven-thirt- y will at start Weber of Ballard gym Glen and university nolly Anaconda B A Weber-m with the 175 p 147 pounds — Lester Coffman Ogden will toss leather for the to said Swensen Coach C Joe game Lindgren Butte stopped Ernie Morgan Ogpound championship Cache The Ogden-Nort- h day of Missoula will meet Luke Pappas den one round John Gayer Butte at will match eight get underway of Salt Lake in the heavyweight decisioned W E Siglin Ogden declared he — Utah’s thirty delegaHof fine 160 title contest tonight pounds Verline tion must win all of these four Butte stopped Layhe Bybee Murevents to break even in the “little ray one round John McCauley Butte decisioned Dan Thomas world series of boxing” Little Red Barker of North Og- Brigham Young university 175 den and Dewey Burns of Butte pounds — Lincoln Gardner stole the show Wednesday night Brigham Young university stopped Burns an elongated 112 pounder John Hastings of Butte two rounds punched Barker all over the ring Glen Ballard Ogden stopped Ed in the first round But Barker came die Cowart Butte one round Utah Power players took a fast back to punch out a well earned deTonight’s championship pairings of roars game from Keeley-Bennetfollow: moving His cision capers brought 27 in the Ogden Industrial — 31 to 112 pounds Alvin Barker by Og applause from the fans Basketball league Wednesday night ' VernBybee shaded Harry Kimm den vs Tommy Laird Butte to practically assure themselves of 118 pounds — Vern Bybee Ogden of Butte by a narrower margin a place in the league finals Feb Butte the opening round and battered vs prville Young — 22 126 Don and 23 in the Weber gymnasium Butte Laird of the pounds his opponent to all corners vs The box scores: pus Carkulis JButte before stanza second ring in the a —Hal Peterson Ogden Utah Power hostilities pounds the halted referee the OTP GTFPI Ivin Lake Salt Sweeney OUT FIRST ROUND 441 5 2 0 10 j Adams f Foley C — 00 00 of Ogden pounds Lester Coffman Roghaar t 3 3 0 6 Wright f George Watanabe 3 21 Straford t 222 6 ) Hunter f vs John Gayer Butte in iiis hook a left into bumped 0 0 0 0 Chard C Brown c 14 3 — John McCauley battle With Gus Carkulis of Butte Butte vspounds 0 j Mumford London g g OOO 000 Verline Hoffine1 Butte Chamber g 1 2 2 4 Stevens g 242 and was counted out in the open020 175 pounds — Glen Ballard Ogden Francis g 2 4 1 5 Shaw g round ing I vs Lincoln Gardner Brigham Don Laird of Butte gained a hair 10 16 7 21 Totals 13 13 5 31 j Totals Refree: Hancock line verdict over Paule Layne of Yoitog university— i Heavyweights Luke Pappas Salt Ogden in the other 126 pound me- Lake vs Joe Lindgren Missoula Mountain Hams Coffee Mag lee GT Fl GTFP Hal Peterson of Ogden stopped gil William J Lavor Stanger and 4 Kapp t Grace t 132 210 200 243 7 j Skeen fc Frank Heffron of Missoula in the Abe Buckway Lamar Pearce and Stagg t 1oo 6 2 1 ia Porter Knapp c very first round with a well plant- Ralph Evans George Jensen and 30 Gr’nwell t 410 8 Klein g ed left hook 0 001 Baird Clifford Morgan and TOWERS AT TIPOFF Bonnie Tho'pson f 4 0 0 O8 j Smith g Brooks t 000 In the other 135 pounder Alvin Hal Moss John Litzo and Melvin six-fofour-inc- h was Naomi Stout forced Lake of Salt) Sweeney and Esterholdt jv Stanley 73214 18 8 4 401 Totals Totals recent addition to Auerbach’s to come from1 behind in the final Wright Marvin Referee: and Baird Junior Wangsgard Umpire: Hancock Stagge basket-eers over feminine decision Lake to TIaIL Salt eke’outa round City 'Pfli'lrQ r Is unworried by high jumpWeber Second Browning Chev f WRESTLING MATCHES Hugh Connolly of Anaconda ' GTF center GTFP at her ers Ernie Morgan of Ogden suffered opposing matches are: Curt 221 0 Earl t Wrestling Bair t 010 a one round knockout at the hands Thornblad and Phil Alsop Billy 9 i Anderson t 321' Sarlo f 431 0 3 0 0 Miller c of Lester Coffman of BUtte Prantil c Oil: Russell and Herman Cvering HowFIGURE SKATER 220 4 4 2 10 Brown g Lambert Wes Siglin of Ogden and John ard Woods and Kenneth Russell CHICAGO Feb 11— (AP)—Robin Spencer g 0 11 1 j Rose g 0 21: Gayer of Butte staged a three Darrell Hunter and Kenneth Hey--1 Lee Bramwell c 111 national men’s j Tomlinson g 000 round" whirlwind contest These wobd Bill Porter and Tommie I senior figure skating champion j Barlow g 0001 two welters slugged toe to toe as Beli Jim Lopez and Duell Spar- - from St Paul will open defense the crowd cheered in unison The row Jim Bateman and Elwood of his title tomorrow at the 911621 Totals 812420) Totals I " nod weht to Gayer by1 a narrow Referee Hancock Umpire: Wangsgard arena cago ' Baseball Clubs of Major League Will Spend ut $600000 -1- 18-Pound es Chi-dest- er de-cisio- Y f - UTAliPOWEn O - Rain or Shine Skiers FIVE VICTORS has an ngagement at Salt Lake City Friday night after which he will head for Canada and Alaska He is booked solid for to the island but General Mana- four weeks and has offere4 In Warren Giles already has taken andatUe for good ‘innovation ot the measure A1 Hestmark secretary ef the club stamps Cling-m- p Elks Ogden au me way one of the finest WTestIers man Thei schedule of spring to here Ver been greatly curtailed but their' "The perform over with bubbles Texan guarantee should make tip for class” said Hestmark today "He this E is a great wrestler make no '1 LARGE RECEIPTS take about that I’ve seen Gotch on the Farmer Bums Yokel pet Brown Receipts of teams training areJim Londos and other world famous expected! coast this Pacific year to be larger 'because the Coast matmen In action but I believe league has abandoned its rule Clingman deserves to be ranked Will Jump On Saturday ts “Even If Have t6 Catch ’Em In a Net” Sneddon Declares 1 SIXTH EIGHTH WARDS ON TOP Keeley-Bennett’- O Outpoint Fourth and North Ogden In L D S Ogden 1 Finals in the Ogden city and Weber county winter sports tournament-will be run off Saturday Seddon E wpa’ I I mis-SE- °cr“i director for the city declared I to- - - day Stake Play 1 j ’ umt OGDEN STAKE Team Standings Wlarge1crowdio f Ogden tsl ghschool 1 cmSeTexas league has stopped last engagement Thursday If you the xate receipts split at have seen him in action you won’t want to miss his final conte In I : ii rneht?SeddCoanCsaii0 o I ° Kenny Mayne willbe the under dog tonight Mayne incidentally is The L D S Sixth ward and AT TWENTY-NINT- H master at thq pile driver a past Eighth ward will tussle for Ogden1 The Junior Chamber of Com-- 1 FOOTBALL MEET hold hold used almost exclu- the stab® honors tonight as a result of i merce Twen-elusiof 11— The at the (AP)— Feb top sively by Clingman skj CHICAGO jump wins they both corralled street where the forest J National Professional Football league I Hy Sharman of Salt Lake City service plans to install a $10000 wm open its annuai meeting in Chi- - is matched with Tex Hager of laid out Th® E'ghth winter playground is the site of cag0 tomorrow with admission of a j Houston in the other headline fea- North Ogden defenders by a score the event tenth team and the building of the J ture Sharman one of the cleverof 17 to 32 and the Sixth took the Joseph Whitaker Jr won the 1937 schedule as the main items of will meet his Fourth’s measure 30 to 25 equaU In facing half of the tournament with a business first Box scores: Hager 30 64 on of feet January jump Korth Ogden Eighth and Sharman are expect- GTFP Whitaker 12 years of age is a the latter playoff will represent I edHager OTFP to travel at a whirlwind pace M Barker f 33 2 8 Wiggins t 011 1 class C jumper the Ogden church groups in church- I Buck Weaver classy Ohio State Orton t 0111 W’gsgardc f 07 1221 152 The proposed trip of four best finals at Salt Lake City the fol- J football player makes his Ogden Garner C 0100 Burton 6 1 1 13 I jumpers to Lake Tahoe February I Larson g 2104 Turnquist debut against Jacquies Eku of lowing week H Shaw t 1002 LPaHuntfr of Jack Under directloa 1 Alaska Seven-S'14 and t‘S§0 ward Twelfth This match will be one The E Shaw f 10 0 2 meet also j fall with a 30 minute time limit will Johansen f’ ooo o I Lynch has been cancelled L3mcn J teams ward Thorsted e ooo o I said today In order to -- train the Consolation a McKenzie game of Salt Lake City Fred Wednesday for cyHunfer‘g The Fourteenth and Eighteenth and Jack Rogers of Chicago will f)oLker meet 2h dT for the open the show In GOLLEGI 22 Among outfits definitely placed 13 6 6 32 hill February Total 7 6 3 17 Totals contest The title ’night Tuesday Referee: Ballif Umpire: Amet ‘the jumpers Lynch will train for Fourteenth defcated the Twelfth minute 44- Jules Strong- 15-- 3 £18 and 3 and the Eighteenth I LOS ANGELES Fourth REXBURG Idaho Feb 11 (API) J°Smith and Dick Parker 290 defeated tune o Indian bow TyP Sammy took the Seventeenth to the —The University of Idaho soutn— j Ellis f seph Whitaker Jr ern branch Bengals won their fi- - NeLm f ! 52111 Casteel f 6I012 5 0 010 DISTANCE RACE 261 5 3 1 1 7 Hoyt e teenth straight basketball game Hancock ooo 0 Griffin g 020 schedule of Saturday events last night by nosing out Ricks siup Clark 1 110 2 wooiey g 15 1 3 inciude a distance race for girls 34 to 35 000 0 college j Martin t over 16 to start at ten a m The The winning score came on Walt 2 30 down the 14 14 Total Totals be10115 25) girl who slides farthest 30 seconds Carte's long shot eleven-thirt- y Referee: Wangsgard Umpire: Blodgett j hill wins the At trailed The fore the gun Bengals — 44 cross-countbe will for race girls THIS WHISKEY IS eight points with three and a18half see start! will m j One the p staged 10 minutes to go aftet leading I 15 at half time The Vikings converted only foiir wi“ b awarded of 15 free throws and the Ben17 was win The gals made nine of 44 the Pocatello squad’s third of tie i 11— The Feb HUNTSVILLE n season over Ricks The teams play Wil- - Jf CCC defeated the Huntsville MC ' 1 DQll tonight ’ again lard CCC basketball team 1 in I The box score C Idaho Son (35)1 Bicks (34) the Huntsville school gymnasium I OLD I 1 OF CU OFTP of Bill Terry evening Wednesday MONTHS OLD 3 2 0 4) Carte rf Holman rf Ogden was referee 1 0 0 0) Price If ra Budge rf -2 o The Huntsville team will play the I Collister If 3 1 7 Lowe If VAN BALL STANDINGS BRAtfD 0 q 0 3 0 6 ) Fellis If 3 Robinson c 3 CCC team next week City Brigham O 1 e 4 1 9 Grimmett 1 ot I hit ” 0-- -- TONIGHT'S PROGRAM Main events Otis Clingman Amarillo Texas vs Kenny Mayne Denver Two falls to win 60 minute time limit Slain event — Tex Hauger Houston Texas vs Hy Sharman Salt Lake City Two falls to win 60 minute time limit Special event — Buck Weaver Columbus Ohio vs Jacquies Eku Nome Alaska One fall to win ' SO minutes time limit Opening event — Fred McKenzie Salt Lake City vs Jack Rogers Chicago One fall to w In 11— (AP) — clubs will baseball Major league In $600000 spend approximately spriifi training this season with the New York Giants’ $60000 trip 20 minute time limit to Havana topping the list These figures represent the cost Ogden wrestling fans will be outn to en masse tonight to see Otis Cling-ma‘the of transporting players all of Texas perform in his fare-i- n expenses camps paying training I back well Ogden headline wrestling bout training and bringing them to their respective major league j The Amarillo wizard takes on Ken-citiJ for opening games ny Mayne of Denver In a headliner j a minor clubs that promises thrills spills and While most get cit--1 chills for the spectators in the interests from guarantee ies where they train only five are I Clingman has sold himself one Understood to have received sub- - hundred per cent to local wrestling stantial advances They are the fans His two appearances here Giants and St Louis Cardinals In I amazed boosters of the grunt and the National league and the New groan sport York Yankees Philadelphia Ath-- 1- The Texan gave Vic Hill a letics and Detroit Tigers in the Am- wrestling lesson two weeks ago and triumphed over a field of nine erican opponents In the battle royal last DEFICIT EXPECT It a big evening most week To make Despite the guarantees Green tossed also Clingman teams figure to lose :money on the Dragon and removed th the rom hood The look of consternation on young Joe WhitSEES BOTTOM The Giants estimate their the face of the Tulsa mat wizard trips out came He as it was developed taker’s face entirely unnecessary deficit will be around $20000 in swear by Clingman tops two weeks ago Second half of the amateur ski meet will be spite of perhaps the largest guar- - I Old timers mat fans unanimously pate run off Saturday Young ante© of the Ee!° oton-- him as the finest performer to show 1 induced to go to Havana by jjere sjnce Qgden Elks entered I ban brewer the promotional field The Cincinnati Reds are turning j NEW YORK Feb 112-Pou- nd to Clingman In Farewell Performance Elks Expect Big Crowd ve I ty-nin- vl Wneeyght 1 th 1 1 Chi-Frq- nk - margin t Verline Hoffine of Butte halted Layne Bybee of Murray in the first round in the first 160 pound battle erring-BoninDanny Thomas of BYU tired in the final round of his bout with John McCauley of Butte and lost the decision SHOW GOOD FORM two representatives in the Utah’s ‘ 175 pound class gave hrilliant performances in the first round Glen BY HANS HAUSER Ballard of Ogden put Eddie CoThree-tim- e - to before the of open ski champion Butte wart sleep bout was one minute old with a of Austria and world's foremost at Sun Valley right to the jaw Lincoln Gardner instructor now ‘ Idaho Hans Hauser’s style has of Brigham Young university stopped John Hastings of Butte in the beeen widely copied throughout second round Gardner had his Europe opponent on the canvzis twice in There are three ways to climb the opening round Joe Simonich of Butte and Mor- hills on skis For steep hills the ris Lestser of Ogden were the ring side-ste- p is used For average hills referees- uses the half sidestep the skier All of the Utah battlers came is the first round in tip top For uphill trails herring-bonin- g v through of with the exception Danny the best method shape Thomas of BYU He suffered a is like it sounds The side-ste- p badly cut lip and will not be able The skier places his poles in the t)o perform on the final card today A L Glasmann published of the slope andj raises and edges his or 2 was one her uphill ski into the slope The Ogden Standard-Examinof the interested spectators In at- downhill skills then brought up tendance J Wayne Eldredge of close to and parallel with the upSalt Lake was also on hand for the hill ski The step is then repeated is similar to The half side-ste- p splendid amateur card of Montana the Joe Markham but is faster The the side-ste- p Standard and Montana Post di- skier raises the uphill ski and puts rected the tournament battles Wed-nesd- it ahead of and one foot uphill from the downhill ski The downnight in big league style hill ski is then brought up close to the uphill ski and ahead of it The step is then repeated Fastest of the uphill steps is the so called because of herring-bon- e the track it leaves In the snow is done HOLD If however herring-bonin- g on too steep a grade it is tiring Tjie student should turn the toes out until his or her position is th$ Washington junior high youths position will strew arms legs and noses reverse of the snow-ploover their school arena in a smoke The left ski is then brought forless smoker Saturday starting at ward its back end passing’ over seven p m Aaron Horne ath the right ski The right ski is then moved forward ahead of the left letic instructor said today excitement will start with ski It is exactly like walking After a good climb the skier royal run through eleven to rest With skis close towants seVen and mache wrestling boxing a bouts and wind up with variety gether the skier puts the points of his ski poles into the snow exhibitions and of stunts tumbling foot ahead of his feet The skier Horne said then rests his or her weight on BOXING CARD the of is card poles and relaxes The boxing (made up !r?'-cheWhen Russel Wejidon between you have mastered these 3 Sid Sickler simple steps you are ready to accrrd Gordon Clark and Jim Ballp Heber D&yison and v quire proficiency Ski hell! aul Norton Earl Col ins and Vir 1 - bengalsdoWn Best RICKS On Uphill Ski Trails Says Austrian Champ g 1 oThe 1 I : ry 77 C Huntsville CCC Defeats Willard 0J 39-3- er title - Inlnri TfJ jviuI 1 iznn 1 Dan lie rg Peterson rj ljFore 3 0 6 4 2 10 e Brown rg Atkinson If Spier O d O 115 113 open golf meet which begins here ' tomorrow 13 93s 15 4 341 Total Totals a blazing 66 carded McSpaden six strokes under par in a prac-- 1 tice round over the River Oaks Country club course yesterday John--1 ny Revolts Milwaukee explored the course earlief and came in with the prediction that "70 will be a low score for the tournament” HOUSTON Tex Feb 11— (UP) —Harold (Jug) McSpaden Boston professional today was the favorite in the $300 Ig 1 1 1 Harold McSpadei Is Golf Favorit'e youTmT SMOKER 18th Ward 17th Ward The L -- ay I I I D Eighteenth ward van ball teams will growl at each other from across the Twelfth ward court next Wednesday to determine Mount Ogden stake’s representative in the finals Feb 20 Winner of all-sta- ke STRAIGHT NO INCREASE gEQUISOIlVultSKHI IN PRICE! 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