Salt Lake Telegram | 1949-05-25 | Page 24 | Utah Coaches Sign Pact with Shriners

Year Ten-Year Plan r I J p Utah Coaches Sign pIt Pact With I A year 10 contract between the ther I Utah Utah High School Coaches I and the El EI Kalah Charities and Activities Activities Ac Ac- was signed Tuesday night calling for promotion and staging of high school star all-star games and clinics during the summer summer summer sum sum- mer months in Utah Thus all profits from the games game which have been staged for two years In the state by the coaches will be turned over to charity charity- I lr to help crippled chU E. E hen a n time long Shrine project g Plans for this year Include clinics clinks and games in both football and has bas 5 but future plans call for t I baseball swimming and track clinics and contests ClaIr Bee of e Long Island university will handle the basketball clinic this summer e while Jim Aiken of Ore Oregon on and Dutch Lonberg of Texas Christian ter er erwill will coach the rival football squads ur According to the new contract the coaches will have full authority 1 e for Cor the game and clinic select selection o fi fOI of players and visiting coach coaches ai uThe The Shrine Shrine will approve all ex cx G and handle the promo prom promotion promo promotion tion of the game and the sale a 0 P a tickets All seats for the football t game ame in August of this year wi wit pIa II be reserved Shrine officials aj an announced I Wednesday ur Players for the games sames are s U from the list of graduating high school athletes and for foot ball two man 25 squads are ore chosen One is drilled in the T formation the other In the sin single le wing arc and the game ame which concludes the two b all week clinic and practice show coaches and fans the stron strong point pain fc and the weak points of both f fWilliam William F. F of Ogden ith the president of the Shrine If and Lee Liston Listen and Don Dixon it y 2 the coaches association signed th contract O