Show THE OGDEN SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER 30 1939 wan n i o ft® ARCADIA Cal Dec 30— (UP)— Santa Anita park's reamlined gates swing wide today on Its sixth rich winter meeting with 17 fancy juveniles named for the openCalifornia ing $10000-adde- d breeders' champion stake A crowd of 45000 Is expected to jam the big green and silver grandstand to witness the first card of the season Which will extend until March 9 Hollywood's movie colony many of whose members including crooner Bing Crosby George Raft Producer Louis B Mayer Myron Selznlck and Mervyn LeRoy race their own thoroughbreds will move Into the palatial clubhouse almost en masse Since last October horsemen and trainers have been pointing for the Santa Anita meeting and the barns are filled with 1600 head of the nation's most expensive horseflesh while the overflow is stabled at Santa Anita's summer rival Hollywood park in Inglewood For the first time In its short history the big Arcadia plant will operate on a four-da- y week schedule with its total racing season slashed to 44 days Including nine charity cards 4( "The boys have come a long ay since they were defeated by "lhe Colored Ghosts" Swensen stated "I think they would have oeaten this fine club if they were in their present condition" Nelson Weber center was the top c it for the winners w:th 11 points His floor game was outstanding E Gardiner and Chrlstensen each scored four goals from the field L Gardiner three Wall of the Davids hit the hoop five times from the field for the losers' best effort -- Kapple's Kids The high school cagers made a game of it with their more experienced opponents in the opening game Coacn Dixon Kapple used his entire squad and several combinations appeared to perform ) Lefty Pierson found the hoop for seven field goals and four free throws for a total of 18 Carl Buehler was next for the COLORADO HAD Co-capt- ain 'GREAT SEASON Tigers with 9 Bob Sneddon topped the Weber reserves with 11 WEBKJt Sneddon Wecker t BU I 5 Oardner g Bader g Bedtaul I Peterson f t 2 1 3 4 2 2 3 10 10 6Grne Piersoo f 0 e Gusttn c 0 O Herrtck g 0100 13 13 0311 4 0 0 Ambler a Uttis f 12 13 10 0 2 Totals 21 17 6 4S Score by quarters: Weber Of da Erlo g 1 O O 2 0 0 0 0 ToUU 15 21 9 39 IS 8 4 48 39 32 20 8 WEBER OTFPl O T rP t 3 2 1 T( EOaraotr f 4 0 0 8 Ha!lly 5 4 0 10 Ciiristenn t 4 0 0 8 WH f 5 6 3 11 2 0 0 4 Nlm e Curri e 8winhrt g 4 7 2 101 Clark 110 2 0 0 0 0 Lmsfitn g 2 1 O 4Bdr ge 2 2 0 4 Aaderton g 0 0 0 0 Revtil 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bell g Little g Holmfi g rttroo Wickfr I Child Total r Koum of IS 14 3 35: by quarter Wbr Dall g 2 0 0 0 0 1 O O 2 19 e 4 0 TotaU 20 21 11 51 10 22 18 30 11 2? 35 51 Ktrerte Klnncr amplrt W!gh Utah Ski Program Dated January RATT LAKE CITY Dec Events Utah Second In Grid Contests 0 0 0 0 f Crnhn Maka t OF DAVID! OUSE g 12 0 2 7 7 4 18 3 2 0 1 Holmes 0100 4319 13 Buffaloes Competed In Nine 12 0 2 2 2 Ruehler f c 4Hncejr 4! Keeter SPORTS GTFP GTFPj 1 1 11 Matrtn f 1 1 e IN ALL OGDEV f 14 (AP) first invitational ski meet r Id J WU icutuuicu vuuajr tui Jan 14 at Ecker Hill was The tourney originally Year's New for scheduled day but was postponed when snow depths were judged inadequate Approximately 12 inches of snow now blankets the course but officials said at least two feet was necessary before the giant takeoff could SO be used Dale Alfred Might Suffer Foot Loss DENVER Dec 30 — (AP) — Colorado University must hate to say farewell to 1939 This was one of the greatest years in Colorado's athletic history with the most imposing record of championships written by any one mountain college in modern times Buffalo teams competed in nine intercollegate sports in 1939 They won seven championships and fin ished second the other two times It was a performance that may take years to duplicate Colorado made a solid sweep of the major sports — football basket ball track and baseball They fell short of titles only In eastern divi sion wrestling and gymnastics Both of these crowns were won by Colorado State Beaten out by C U In the most important tests the three Utah schools had only titles In minor sports left to them Utah won the western division wrestling and swimming trophies and Brigham Young took home the western ten nis championship Colorado was the only school in the Big Seven competing In all nine sports Colorado State and Wyoming entered all but one Col orado State skipping the golf tournament and Wyoming missing out in gymnastics The Utah colleges do not com pete In baseball golf and gym nasties Big Seven and Rocky Mountain conference baseball teams were listed under one set of standings but the four Big Seven ciuds captured the first three places and tied for fourth Utah in addition to its western division swimming and wrestling victories was second in football and western tennis tied for third in basketball and was fourth in track In the Rocky Mountain confer- ence championships were divided ? SPANISH FORK Dec 30— (AP) among four of the five colleges All-re- d Dale said only Western State missing out today —Physicians 17 might lose a foot as a reColorado Mines won the football title with an undefeated untied sult of the discharge of a rabbit hunt eleven Greeley State snatched the shotgund duringof aCharles IL Allred basketball championship thanks to A lire son n victories by Western a state highway patrolman was two with over north State Montana companions State and Colhunting of Spanish Fork His companions orado college and finished second said Dale was dragging the weapon In football track and tennis Montana State sped off with the behind him while crawling under a fence when it discharged sending track and field blue ribbon Colorado college took first places in the shot into his ankle both tennis and golf 12-gau- ge late-seaso- I COLUMBIS S C Dec SO— (UP) Hemphill golfer will not compete during 1940 high-ranki- ng "I'm not giving up tournament play because I'm tired of It or because I want to" she said "I've got to go to work" - jJ if V 5 i - $ A :i sa i if Dec 30— Back to the scenes of his comes Dean triumphs Utah's grappling Idol who ed to the championship ' ' J earliest mi !? Detton 3 ascend- of the i world to meet Sandor Szabo in the first match of 1940 billed for January 5 at McCullough's arena in Salt Lake It's being booked by Promoter Johnny Doyle as his "dream match"! and well it might for a little over a year and a half ago i these two fine athletes met at the i-r —J7 in and battlehall street Ninth South i ' £ struggled one hour to a draw Neither gained a fall and since have that titanic bout fans I1' V to two see the been clamoring Such a matmen clash again match has been impossible until rsf i now Detton has been in Aus tralia New Zealand and parts of t 51 Europe where he hasn't dropped a bout Szabo has been grappling from one end of the country to an other Now is the first time they ' have been anywhere near the vi ii cinity of each other and Doyle thought It well to bring them- to 1 : gether in Dean's hometown Detton fans well remember is the lad from a small city in the southern part of Utah who was ' "too small" to play football for the W University of Utah He grappled for the Redskin school however and entered the professional mat game soon after leaving college It wasn't long until attention of iff' all grapplers and promoters was fair-hairclean focused on this living Mormon boy who went two OREGON Anyears without losing a match It derson six-fo-GIANXseven-inc- hHenry Oredewas no surprise then when 'he gon center illustrates why basfeated Ali Baba for the championketball crown practically belongs to the wore nor he the that ship for a year dropping it only to young fellows with the long reach Bronko Nagurski one of the stout est matsmen ever developed Szabo Besides the draw with Detton defeated Sandor here previously In a contest in which Dean won the only fall after 47 minutes The remaining 13 c minutes saw TO them go even Shortly after his draw with Sandor Dean grappled the only Nagurski here and lost one-hofall after 53 minutes of a contest and that was his last show in Salt Lake Detton and Szabo are nearly Vols Trojans End Drills for equal as far as ability and appear ance Is concerned Both have a New Year's Classic With wealth of holds and neither strays Coaches Pleased from clean wrestling They weigh in the neighborhood of 220 pounds Dec 30— PASADENA Calif each card was being (AP)— The Rose Bowl football riA supporting made up by Promoter Doyle vals Southern California and Tennessee went to the practice field for the last time today" winding up preparations for their New Year's day engagement before a sell-othrong of more than 90000 spec- oft --x- : lT J ?HHy4'trrTi ?! s iiil'inii if iiiiimi ii ii in mi t iifTiM — - SHE CUTS CAPERS ON ICE Hildegarde BalmaJn executes high splits at Iceland rink atop gMadison Figure-SkatinSquare Garden New York where petite miss competed In Eastern States and National championships HENRY McLEMORE'S TULANE TEXAS Today's Sport Parade RATED EVEN IN LOS ANGELES Dec 30 — (UP) tience with the brittleness of mod—It was at the big kickoff lunch- ern day players eon that is given each year in "Anybody in the proper condition can Rose the before Pasadena just play a full game of football" he told me "They speak of a sixty-minuBowl game An audience of more than 1500 player as if he were an iron te listened to some of the best coaches in the country— Lou Little Pop Warner Alonzo Stagg Bo McMillan Babe Horrell and Harry Stuhl-dreh—discuss the chances of Southern California and Tennessee on New Year's day There was talk of the Trojans' great power generated by a squad of sixty young giants and of the importance of such manpower in football as it Is played today There was talk of Tennessee's comparatively small force of only 35 and whether it would be sufficient for such &t undertaking as the Rose er ! The effects of climate travel change in water and food Injuries psychology condition of the playing field the direction of the wind and heaven knows what else were discussed and earnestly too A listener could not help but feel that readying a football team for a Rose Bowl victory was almost too herculean for mortal man There was a tap on my elbow and the man seated next to me pulled a faded photograph from his pocket and handed it to me "Wonder what they'd think of this as a Rose Bowl squad?" he asked It was a picture of fifteen boys In turtle neck sweaters perched all over an old surrey which was sparsely decorated with flowers "That's the first Rose Bowl team my Rose Bowl team" said Fielding H Yost "Fifteen boys from the University of Michigan and the picture was taken the morning of the game which we spent as part of the parade There was a good deal of talk when we brought a squad of that size Some people thought it was extravagance It was too as far as the Rose Bowl game was concerned because we only used eleven men Those that man There isn't any such thing as a player A man who plays through an entire game is sixty-minu- a te Anyone in shape should be able to play that long especially when he has two hours and a half or so to spread it over" Mr Yost hadn't any explanation for inability for the modern player to "take it" or for his being subject to so many injuries "All I know is" he said "is that in the old days we didn't have the ten thousand and one injuries that we have today If we had had we simply couldn't have played foot ball because we didn't have so many substitutes The Michigan veteran doesn't be lieve changes in the game are re sponsible "Football was just as bruising and just as rugged in 1902 as it is today Moreover equipment then wasn't as good as it is now But the boys didn't seem to mind it" Springville and B Y U Triumph SPRINGVILLE Dec 30— Brig ham Young university defeated the Provo Lions 61 to 53 here last night and Springville turned on the heat to beat Davis 34 to 30 Scores: LIONS B Y U o T FP G T F P 4 2 210 Crowton f 11 2 1 23 Gardnr t 4 2 2 10 Fullmer t 8 1 1 17 Kump i Bocth c Whipple g Rlchins g Roberta e 1 2 2 4! Allen c 3 2 42 8 Nielsen g 3 2 2 8 Overly g 6 6 4 16 4 0 0 8 2 4 13 1002 0 2 10 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OlSnow f j Snow f I j Snedaker Chria c 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 jEggertan jEvana g started finished" It should because player e fourteen-minut- that is the average time during the game that the ball is in play BETTING CIRCLE Mr-ost'- By FELIX K McKNIGHT NEW ORLEANS Dec 30 (AP)-- If money speaks a choice there was little to choose today between those Texas Aggies and the Tulane Green Wave but nevertheless the city's form charts favored the Southwest conference champions for New Year's day The two football teams will attract a record southern crowd of 70000 in the annual Sugar Bowl classic In training camps separated by 100 miles the two big squads were called together for final tapering-of- f drills The Aggies are quartered in Biloxi Miss and today's workout was to be the final for Coach Homer Norton's club Skipper Lowell (Red) Dawson will have his toboys out for a final once-ovmorrow Indications are that clear but crisp weather would prevail Sudden collapse of his quarter-backin- g post sent Coach Norton into a tailspin Illness and unexpected injuries had the first three quarterbacks listed in fair doubtful and hopeless condition Dawson's worries were lightened somewhat with the return to camp of End Ralph Wenzel whe was away during the week because of the death of his father and the expected appearance of Tackle Millard White also absent because of a death in his family That the Aggies listed as the nation's No 1 team were installed the 7 to 10 choice irked Norton somewhat for he counts Tulane as "the toughest foe of the season" for his club Lineups: Texas A- - & M Po s Tulane le Smith Bodney It Pannell White Robnett lg Dailey c Mandlch Vaughn Henke O'Boyle rg McCoIlum rt Boyd re Wenzel Sterling Price qb Nyhan Moser lh Kellogg Thomason rh Banker fb Golden Kimbrough er I Vandals Win First Game of Series o WINNING BASKETBALL 37-2- Armstrong's Lose Wellsville Game CLIFF'S 8ERVICK Murray t DMaghn GMahan Path of player bribble Path of pass SPARTAN PIVOT PLAY Here's a fast-passi- formation ng used by Ben Van Alstyne's Mich- 1 GTFPI ARMSTRONG'S GTFP1 12 3 Hunter f 1133 (110 c 8 0 2 16!JThomaa 0 4 0 2 8 10 Anderson g 1 0 Knkhead g 1 0 SMaghn f 2 2 DMaghn 10 2 AMagha g 3 O 3 0 Bradshw ( Totala 1 2Foley t 1 2 R Wade g 0 2 DThmaa 3 6 " o NEW YORK Dec 30— (UP)— Collegiate basketball's "week of champions" ends tonight at Madison Square Garden when Santa Clara plays City College of New York and Colorado meets St - 6 20 5 9 45 Bcort by quartan: Cliffs Servica ( 12 1 6 0 Western Machines Play In New York 0 0 1 1 19 0 0 2 0 Total! 14 310 31 20 30 45 21 10 5 31 umpire W Ma'ughan - 4 1 V ed s mentioned Totali 22 10 9 53 Totala 24 16 13 61 team did quite all right in DAVIS SPRINGVILLE that first Rose Bowl game 37 years G T FP G TF P ago It was leading 49 to 0 when Welling f 0 0 2! J Whiting t 6 3 1 13 14 the Stanford team quit with Adams I 3 7N Whiting t 2 1 1 5 c 0 i Robertsn C 5 2 1 11 minutes still left to be played ihe Hatch White 3 7 Cameron g 12 2 4 boys from Palo Alto said they had Whicker g g 0 2 Blackett g 0 0 0 0 used up all their men and left the Stevenap I 0 6Dight f 0 0 0 0 Hill c 0 2 Rothwell t 0100 field 0 0 Johnson g 10 3 1 1 g Mr Yost who still Is actively Cook COEUR D'ALENE Idaho Dec Barton g 0 01 30— (AP)— University of Idaho and engaged in the business of football 12 10 6 30 Totala 14 12 6 34 Gonzaga university transferred the after all these years has no pa-- j TotaU Score by quarters: 34 scene of their basketball feud to T 21 15 SprtngYlUa 22 30 Spokane today after the Vandals 6 15 Paria Offlciala: Bullock and Van Leuvan took a 9 victory in their first appearance here last night Gonzaga was ahead momentarily at the start of the game as the Bulldogs dunked the first basket but Idaho knotted the score Im O mediately then moved ahead for the remainder of the game Idaho led at the half 29 to 19 WELLSVTLLE Dec 30— Cliff's Otis "Big Rook" Hilton of Idaho Service of Wellsville turned back led scorers with 11 points the Armstrong hoopsters of Ogden 45 to 31 here last night Red Wade former Utah State star sparkled for the visitors by scoring 19 points Score: be igan State quintet Armstrong's Referee Baldwin Guard No 4 dribbles over as indicated pivots and shortCAGE RESULTS passes to Guard No 5 who almost By The Associated Press mmediately whips a long pass to Forward No 1 St Joseph's (Philadelphia) 39 No 1 bounce passes into center Missouri 38 Illinois 37 Drake 32 No 3 who comes across to meet York Rice 65 Loyola (Chicago) 41 ball and sets up a pivot No 1 then cuts across quickly Washington 37 Minnesota 33 n front of the pivot takes the Temple 47 Texas 37 Butler 42 Southern Methodist pass and if clear dribbles in for 37 a lay-u- p shot New Mexico Teachers 45 Loyo NEW YORK Dec nWTTPW If ho sees the path is blocked The New York Ranzen urr tied he chnges direction at point A as la (Los Angeles) 40 for second place with Toronto and indicated and pivots-intforward California Aggies 32 University of California at Los Angeles 34 only two points out of first today No 2 who has cut over after blanking the Boston Bruins No 2 very likely may find him Wyoming 46 Colorado Mines 38 0 in the National Hockey league's self free for a short shot within New Mexico 44 Colorado col last fou circle the game only lege 41 night 4-- v- if r- Kafhryn Hemphill New Rangers Will Pass Up Golf Tie for Second Post — Kathry SALT LAKE CITY 1 'i Bowl e The scores r - -- its foe consistently 4f Former Champion Meets Capable Wrestler In Headline Event Santa Anifa fo collegians from Provo of the Big Seven The Caemberi are stepping out of their this contest but are expected to make it a tough battle for the invaders Under Wraps? The House of David must have kept most of their publicized wizardry under their flowing beards for they were outplayed all the way by the city college machine The Davids were never in the ball game so to speak At no time until Coach Reed Swensen had Inserted his third stringers into the fray did the whiskered team advance its own score to half of that of the Vy'ebers The local team played with precision that was beautiful to watch outbreaking and outmaneuvering I r Weber college put on its new suits and gave the whiskered basketeers of the House of David troupe a sound trimming at the Weber gym Friday evening 51 to 35 and then set its sights for two games against Brigham Young university on the same court this evening the first at seven-thirt- y Cougar Ii is AT SALT LAKE V Attract Turf Fans Jan 1 NUGGETS WILL Going Up DEAN DETTON r 35 1Y TESTS SZADO Brigham Young University Machine Plays Two Games On Weber Court This Evening Against Weber Tigers Lose Contest The Webe rites completed their work of Friday evening with a thumping administered to Ogden high school cagers by the Weber reserves 48 to 33 Saturday evening they tackle the °n Up In She World On SlunGes Geing C5vy C©Sles)e S§jcpers ive Whisker ris'a'Is Trim Si 5 R A o CZ3 1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- John's Invading western teams have smashed eastern prestige in three out of four starts in the program and both western teams are favored to win all-st- ot RIVAL ELEVENS NAMED INROSEBOWL ur EVANSTON CACE ut TEAMS SPARKLE EVANSTON Wyoming Dec 30 —Freeman's Bar Crystal Bar and Johnson Motor won league games in commercial league plays last night Freeman's won over Brooklawn Creamery 26 to 8 and Crystal Bar disposed of Becker s 25 to o Johnson Motor turned back State Hospital in the other game 23 to 13 Scores: FREEMAN'S BAR n T P Pi f Wolmea I 2 McCarty f 1 10 0 0 4 1 b a l 2 f 3 0 Easton g 0 0 Marshall f 0 0 Nye c William Price McGarry gO 41 2 BROOKLAWN CREAMERY GTFP 1002 10 0 2 Storey f Palmer f 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Simpson g 10 0 1 u u 0 eiEaston g 0 0Neil8on t 0 1 04 0 O c 0 8 Davis O 61 Carter e 0 0 2 a 0 tators The outlook for both elevens was precisely the same as it was when they agreed to meet in this oldest of all New Year's day grid offerings Dec 9 Speedy shiftly Tennessee undefeated untied and unscored upon has one injury problem to cope with— the much publicized knee of George Caf ego tailback star of the Vols for three years no California has Southern casualties to key men to worry might be about the main thing Coach Howard Jones has to confront Coach Robert R Neyland of the Knoxville aggregation apparently was pleased with the team's training progress since it reached Pasadena last Sunday although he was anxious about distractions varieof the week the in earlier ty In all probability Tennessee will start the game with Caf ego Bob Captain Sam Bartholomew Foxx and Leonard Coffman in the backfield The line will find Jim Coleman and Ed Cifers at ends Abe Shires and Boyd Clay at Ed tackles Bob Suf fridge and' Molinski at guards and imJ Rike at ccnt6i The Trojans will lead off m with Grenville Lansdell at quarterback and the three Bobs Hoffman Robertson and Peoples rounding out the backfield Bill Fisk and Bob Winslow at ends Howard Stoecker and Phil Gaspar at tackles Harry Smith and Ben Sohn at guards and Ed Dempsey at center finish out the probable Over-confiden- ce - 13 5 0 26j Totala CRYSTAL BAR 4 2 0 8 Totals BECKER'S GTFP GTFP 2 2 1 5 Smith t Raybrne f Ballinger t 7 0 Marshall c 0 0 AHewrd g 0 0 CHewrd g 0 0 0000 0 0 014 Robrtson t 0 001 Revell c 1 2 0 0 0 Martin g 0 0 01 GRobnan K 0 0 0 2 Whittaker g 0 McPhie c Anderson f 2 10 4 CRobinsn 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Parka t 0 0 0 0 Henley g 10 Totala JOHNSON 13 3 1 25 Totala MOTOR STATE GTFP 2315 HOSPITAL Sundburg i 00 Coram t Peterson Fortune e EMcPhie Eastman (14 Rankni g Trout I Buck t McPhie c Heward g 1 0 0 2 1 0 4 1 2 1 3 0 3 2 2 2 4 5 0 010 Sessions g Cousins g Totala 9 10 5 23 Schedule for the remainder half of play was announced Peter W Easton as follows: January 4 Brooklawn va Llona club va Freeman's Bar Totals GTFP 1 0 0 1 1 0 8 4 1 1 O O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 6 5 113 of the first by Manager Crystal Bar Becker's va State Hospital and Johnson Motor bye January 11 Johnson Motor va Becker's Crystal Bar va Lions club and Freeman'a Bar byes: January 18 Brooklawn Creamery va Johnson Motor Freeman'a Bar va Crystal Bar State Hospital vs Llona club and Becker' a bye January 25 Llona club va Becker's vs Brooklawn Johnson Motor Creamery Freeman'a Bar va State and CryataJ Bar bye February 1 Becker'a vs Llona club Johnaon Motor va Freeman'a Bar Stat Hospital vs Crystal Bar and Brooklawn Creamery bye Hoa-pit- ai ar said today steps —North Idaho sportsmen's organi en to name a successor to Tiny zations were invited today to sub- Thornhill football coach mit to State Game' Commissioner "Nothing has been done — nor Walter Fiscus their recommenda- will be done until Jan 7" Dr W tions for fish game and bird sea B Owen Stanford faculty representative said sons in 1940 Owen said an unofficial "feeler" Fiscus said he would present the recommendations to the game com- might have been made to Don mission when it meets in Boise Faurot coach at Missouri univerJan 13 sity but no Action had been taken (AP) I ON MONDAY EVE Poss Parsons Peeved At Action of Chicago U In Football Case By LOUDON KELLY (Putting one little dot after an- other for Eddie Brletx) DENVER Dec 30 (AP)— Two of the greatest cage outfits in this basketball-batt- y nation will polish the city auditorium boards MonThe national chamday night Denver Nuggeta will tie into pion their fiercest rivals the Bartles-vill- e Okla Phillips in a Missouri valley A A U league contest Just to show you how tough this Don A A U circuit can be Shields a big star with Temple's national intercollegiate champions In 1938 and now in his second year with Phillips failed to land among the league's top 18 scorers last t season Is the mountain Big Seven conference trying to snatch the title football of the "passlngest" league from the Southwest loop? This season the seven elevens tossed 618 passes in 21 conference games and completed 42 per cent In 1938 they fired only 399 for As a 325 per cent completions former Tennessee assistant coach Bunny Oakes who skippered Colorado across waves of criticism to the Big Seven crown has been Invited to sit on the Volunteers' California and bench Monday St Mary's will help Utah and 1Utah f e1d State dedicate their new double-headers basketball houses "with Jan 8 and 9 says Coach U: Montana of Fessenden Doug "All I want and I hope to die is a full schedule in the Pacific coast restoration to full conference the and therein memberehip sweetest squad of freshman football material of all the schools in Sure there's nothing the loop" else coach? "Just Hardin Mont high school has an Indian basketball player namA chap ed Hugh Plenty Hoops Long-montA of C named Gunning— is Colorado's trapshoot sinMonday's East-We- st gles champion game will be the 14th Lloydl Yoder has been connected with as a player sideline helper and offiYoder general manager of cial Denver's station KOA will be Bayhad linesman this time lor will be the first big Texas team gridirons to Invade in modern times playing Denver in a night game here next Oct 4 — high-altitu- de Today's guest star—Poss Par"Robert M sons Denver Post: of the UniverHutchins president an adwas who of Chicago sity football vocate of 'ten cent should feel very proud of himself for swinging the trustees Into line and dropping a sport which made be Chicago famous He should tiddly-wina to organize compelled team and play with it himself That would go over big In Chicago's fine 55000-se- ks at Looks as though Denver may keep the national A A U basketit ball tournamet as long as wants it Chicago St Louis and Kansas City are reported ready to bid for it when Denver the Bob Gruenig steps out Is center Nuggets' U A A few one of the players who never went to college We've watched five national tourneys and' never saw a more dangerous scorer than this good - humored beanpole all-Amer- visitor-entertainme- nt Stan ford to Name Idaho Sportsmen to Gridiron Mentor ANGELES Dec 30 (AP Aid State Skipper -LOS Stanford university officials no — had been tak MOSCOW Ihado Dec 30 PLAY BATTLE OILERS EAST WEST WILL EASE OFF WORK SAN FRANCISCO Dec 30 (AP) —No contact work was on the schedule today for the men who will defend the football prestige of the west against the east in the 15th annual east-we- st charity game here New Year's day With two men apparently out of the lineups the westerners planned a dummy scrimmage at the Stanford gridiron The east began the slackening off process with a light workout at Berkeley Bob Smith University of Oregon starters halfback who cut his leg with his own cleats in scrimmage Thursday will not be discharged from Stanford hospital until game time GIVE center Clyde Turner was still troubled with a charley i horse Coaches at the rival camps were still studying playing combinations and said that until this was comTOS ANGELES Dec 30 (AP)— pleted no tentative starting hneups The American Football Coaches' would be announced nasneiation officially recognizing th influence of Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg in the realm of amateur large sport awarded him today a would COMMERCIAL LEAGUE plaque and announced a copyindividTera BtMdinrs be given annually "to the Won Lost Pet ual erouD or Institution whose Grande Texaco 714 8 20 607 11 17 service had been outstanding In Coombs Market 371 the advancement of the best inter- Smalley Broa Jewelry 16 12 13 335 15 Cleanera Regal ests of football" 535 13 13 Boyle Furniture' The first copy was awarded si- - Anderaon'a 500 14 l Jewelry 500 14 14 muianeouslv to the family of Don Becker'a 428 18 1 Mecca ald Grant Herring Princeton 321 19 9 Sangberc'a athlete whose football 'in Kllca 321 V 19 Hlrh KrarM juries necessitated the amputation of his leg High Team Series — Boylea Furniture Fritz Crisler University of Mich 2864 V Single — Boylea Furnitur High Team igan coach who played under Stagg 890 at the University of Chicago made High Individual Series — I Tatro CS1 COACHES Har-din-Simmo- ns' STAGG HONORS BOWLING unl-Versi- tv - the presentation after a stirring address eulogizing the veteran who is now coaching at College of the Pacific Hich Individual Single— A Smaller H Collier 220 jiaynan High aeores Include: T ihwitcr 202: R Wilson 201 : Boyle 209 Knowles 213 au--- ul Bf ' i Pm |