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Show W2i$SFg!S2!&,"t 8 SUNDAY HERALD r Outdoor Roundup Long Beach Captures Junior Rose Bowl Game Boise Eleven Goes Down to WITH CASEY Wildlife Meet Dend last weekend at the full two day aession of the annual meeting of the Utah Wild- 33-1- 3 life federation in Salt Lake City, Fortunate, because it is PASADENA, Cal., Dec. 9 U.E here, once a year, that you can meet the leaders who formulost Ida bo Junior Boise, late, enforce, and plan the spending of the moneys that be- out to the Long Beachcollege col Cit. come our outdoor program each year. We would like to be lege Vikings 3 Saturday in able to report that all was harmony at these meetings; that the fifth annual Junior Rose all efforts were in agreement and accomplishment. Such was Bowl game in Pasadena, Cali fornia. not the case. However, some progress was made toward a The Boise Broncos couldn't program to further present efforts of the department, as seem to get out from under three ' . well as correct certain iniquities presently existing there. long scoring plays in the final win their and to week's last detail here not period There is space enough ning streak was brought to an meetings. We will attempt to cover only the highlights end. on a plus and minus basis. The Johnny Brogel- The conference was given talks by such leaders in their man andVikings' gave a Johnny Wildlife as Federal of the of N. Gabrielson crowd show 47,000 for the as fields Ira diverse they ran 59 and 31 yards re institute ; C. N. Olsen, regional forester for this area ; Har- spectively. old Burback of the Wildlife institute, Ezra Fjelsted, Frank Boise scored for the first time li Martinez and many others of equal interest. in the third quarter after Lone You cannot listen to such fellows without getting a Beach had racked up a scoring II lead of 13 to 6. That was when better idea of where you are going and how you are going Fullback Dwight Winslow loped to get there. Also, on the plus side, the conference came up 78 yards for a touchdown. The with gome good resolutions. It is the hope that some of them Broncos scored again with 15 (NEA Tmlephoto) at least will be incorporated into law during the meeting of seconds left in the game when COACH OF YEAR Princeton's football coach. Charlie Caldwell halfback Larry Jackson passed 31 our coming legislature. and team (left), captain. George Chandler, proudly show the Lamyards to quarterback George bert Memorial Trophy that they received in New York, marking Donaldson. Clear of Politics Princeton as the East's top team and Caldwell as the nation's The fans thought Boise was top coach. These resolutions included one to "set our state fish going to drive through to the end in the first period when Bill and game department clear of politics and make it 43 scooted yards. Millington resoone is the financially." This, unquestionably, Three plays later, Millington do more would toward scored. lution, that if successfully matured, second furthering a comprehensive development of ourAwildlife re- andThe Broncos made their final touchdown in the third sources than all other suggestions combined. necessary period when quarter Blalack addition to this would be the placing of the whole depart- passed to halfback Dewey Ex-U- te ment personnel on a merit system basis. Thompkins." A plus, too, was the report given by our present state By HAL WOOD alty for taking too much time. director, J. Perry Egan. For the first time in our memory a Dec. 8 r.i! OAKLAND, Cal., Fitzpatrick, from the Sagacity and a before state director stood quoted sportsmen's group in The next genius in collegiate of his 57 years, recalled the days facts and figures of accomplishment and expenditures. Each football's coaching ranks may be when the huddle was unknown the guy who abolishes the huddle, and the quarterback assigned the of us could go to the department and find such a report. It in the opinion of Tommy k, play after his team was in pois our belief that such a report should be published annually Hypnotism to sition to charge. of coast dean west gridso that all of us know where our dollar is being spent. iron officials. He returned to the old, forSpice Clark Shaughnessy wrote grid- - gotten system. It ended debates. The Minus Side Wp u-pr- fortunate to Defeat 33-1- 40-ga- 0 U- - "N self-responsib- By ROLAND DOPSON Sports Writer MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 9 0J.f9 Don Meade, the wizened little wizard who has been the darling and the devil of American racing fans at alternate moments in his stormy career as a jockey, was given a license to ride again Saturday after five years of exile. The Florida state racing com mission granted Meade a one-yeriding li "probationary" cense. This ended the unofficial but very real ban which was placed on the little fellow for using abusive language with the stewards of the Mexican Jockey club at Hippodromo De Las Americas at Mexico City. Twice before that he was Under suspensions for var ious infractions. In between he was heralded as one of racing s great jockeys. Only In Florida So far, Meade can ride only in Florida. The license he received Saturday is not good in any other state. He has been refused a li cense twice recently in New York "Five years is a long time and things have been tough," Meade said Saturday. "But I think I've got several good years ahead of me now that I've been given an other chance. He personally pleaded his case before the commission. But the decision to give him another chance was not unanimous, chairman Leo Edwards of the commission vehemently pro tested the decision of Rov Pa tience, Ralph Crum and B. P. Be vine, the other members. Edwards claimed the commis sion violated the code of the National Association of State Racing Commissioners in its action. Came Directly Downtown. It made the football team a winMeade came directly downtown ner. He lso found these importto plead his case from: Hialeah ant facts: Park, where he has been exercis- Saves Yardage 1 It saved an average of 1.- 000 yards per game in walking into a huddle and back to the "WRESTLING line of scrimmage. That's 10 trips down the field. THE ARENA 2 It allowed 25 per cent more offensive plays, due to time saved 171 W. 1st N., Provo trotting to and from huddle forLABOR TEMPLE BLDG. mations. 3 While his team was Dec. 11th 8:30 P. M. saving Mon., footsteps in not walking to and ' ' '"' from a huddle, the defensive if, team was deprived of a breather between plays. The question arises: Who is going to be the pioneer to try out this startling "innovation" in the major collegiate ranks? And posbecome sibly another Clark Shaughnessy. Pope Alexander laid the fnun-Notdation stone of Dame Cathedral in Paris in .1163. THE GREAT ZIMBA I le Meade Given License to Ride Again i n Florida U. P. ar life-tim- all-tim- e" e, Murphy Scores TKO Over Beau NEW YORK, Dec. B (U.R) Re haired Bob Murphy, whose soul paw explosives stopped youi Jimmy Beau In the seventh roui and delighted millions tl televi ion fans, will fit, a challem Monday for a title fisht wi light heavyweight champion Jo ihg horses for O. L. Hopper, trainer of the Windsor stable. He wore a frayed leather jacket and shiny boots. He is in excellent physical condition and still can make 109 pounds in the saddle, even though Maxim. it was way back in 1930 that he rode the first winner of his caLight heavvweicht Mnmh reer. He. will be riding a week San Diego, Cal., achieved a tec! from today. nical knockout over middleweig Meade learned hnrseharkinir In Beau of New Canaan, Conn., a hard school at the bush tracks 1:56 of the seventh round Fridi qnd county fairs close by his na- uight, when referee Mark Cor ive Plankington, S. D. Soon his stODDed the bout to nmtm i Negro. bility attracted the attention of helpless, .he late Col. Edward R. Bradley, The "studio" crowd of on and it was while riding for Brad- 6667 in Madison Squaie Gardi ley in the Kentucky derby of 1933 witnessed an electrifying bra that he first attracted national until southpaw Murphy's terrif left UDDcrruts and notoriety. staggered Dusky Beau twice MAN IN WELL me imn round, gushed his rig HILLSBORO, Tex. OJ.r Depu- brow and nearly closed his rig. ties Ben Curbo and C. L. Harri- eye. son are used to serving gum-m- o Under t terrific head bomban rises in strange places but m n t hi Ihe tuBnth Qa.. - - their best effort was that of a toppled on three occasions befo man working in a well. the referee mercifully intervene lf 50-fo- ot Next College Grid Genius May Be Guy Who Abolishes Coach Says Huddle, Demonstration Fitz-patric- Mat Meet irnn histnrv in Q4D whpn hi show Stanford team swept through the wrestling of Newell was side the minus the resignation Heading Hr.x.ri the. nn plus a demonstration in hypno-B. Cook as the state federation president. Typical of Newell, tism will be offered to Provo mat'j c.,crm "new" the by using he did not just quit. Following his resignation he laced the fans Monday night at the labor: an ant.jent pattern that had arena delegates with a talk regarding their own petty differences, temple j t popuiar ana pow- He football circles. party politics and selfish furthering of their own local proj- erful ,,Tm grappler from Hollywood,'. bad picked it up from the Chi- ects to the detriment of the total wildlife picture. Though Cal., give the demonstration of the Professional v he U.caK Newell is a man who has usually been sitting in a contro in hvnnntism atand thpv ra"kstoo. At it, pretty good least, versial position on wildlife, his opinion and experience have he w' l ls about .30 5'ears,s,nce wowed 'em up in Ogden the other night with an informal tne huddle came into general use. always commanded respect. demonstration. In fact, he went His resignation and blistering talk did accomplish Popularlzed Huddle over so big, that a public dem- for unison the into It the delegates something. jarred onstration will be held there on Until Knute Rockne and his moment, at least. Even with the loss of his good serWednesday night. great Notre Dame teams popularAccording to Al Warden, vet- ized the huddle, the offensive vices, his actions in the end may result in a plus for the eran Odgen sports scribe who re team simply lined up after a We so. hope game. ported last week's demonstration play. The quarterback barked a n Ogden, the scoffers who first of numbers. One of them Join An Organization doubted Grah1e' ahilitv tn hvn- - series was the number of the play. AnOut of the conference came these facts, suggestions, notize people were among those other was the secret signal to and observations. No matter what we do to maintain or bet- praising him most loudly when he snap the ball. The quarterback ter our wildlife resources there must come more enjoyment finished. might, or might not, catch the team defensive Will Use 20 less and Volunteers from the cent the by from goinpr takinpr. Only per to call numbers after of our sportsmen belong to any sportsmen's organization. Grable is expected to use vol- continuing the ball was mapped. In view of the above two statements you can readily con- unteers from the audience for his Fitzpatrick. a collegi te coach: clude that your voice alone has little value. If you wish any demonstration Monday night, ac- at University of Utah from 19 1 8 to Promoter Dave Rey- to 1924 and for 25 years a Pa- amount of wildlife resources in the future, it is higrh time to cording nolds. cific Coast conference official, On the wrestling side of the abolished the huddle at McCloy-rr.onjoin up somewhere and push a concerted effort for a betTarzan "The Great'' activities, tering program. high school in Oakland An intelligent approach is being made toward a long Zimba and Kenny Mayne will this year. The purpose was to a it out in battle match all Provo end time - consuming debates range improvement program by both your sportsmen's mat fans have been lookine for- - among his athletes. groups and tne state nsn and game department. Legisla- - ward to for the past couple of tion to be asked for in January will take a big step in the w5ksPredominately Neero Students For the last couDle of weeks.; right direction if it is passed into law. has a predom-Mayn- e Tarzan has been challenging Its passage is dependent not only on the 20 per to a match any time, negro enrollment and all cent of affiliated sportsmen, but if any real results are place and under any circum-'hi- s players on the first and All the time Kenny wasond teams are colored. The boys to be obtained it must also have some concerted action chiding him and telling him to make a good club (they finished from the 80 per cent who do a lot of griping, but are go out and get a reputation first, jsecond in their league), but are' In the semifinal, Grable will individualistic enough seldom heard. that in tangle with Pat McGill and Danno the huddle 11 different ideas of! Yours for fun, McDonald and Buzz Jones will 'what play to use next might arise Case v. battle in the preliminary. followed by a five-yar- d pen- 1 A three-sta- r 'u,, - . flat-foot- ed re La tlj Challenge Match KEN MAYNE TELEVISION ANTENNAS - sec-stanc- es. versus INSTALLED or TARZAN ZIMBA BUY THE MATERIAL Grable vs. McGill and INSTALL YOUR OWN McDonald vs. Jones Reservations: Wick Swain Barber Shop, Harold's Cafe A Lounge. 'j Douglas, Turnesa Reach Golf Finals SlenMIAMI, ris., Dec. 9 UJ der Dave Douglas and Jim Turvicnesa squeezed out a one-u- p tory over Cary Middlecoff and Ed Oliver Saturday in the tightest match of the Miami four-ba- ll golf tournament. The victory put them into tofinal against Pete day's Cooper, Ponte Vedra, Fla., and Claude Harmon, Mammaroneck, N.Y. Cooper and Harmon eliminated Bob ToskI, North Hampton, Mass., and Toney Penna, Cincinnati, two and one. 36-h- ol p 0! 11 r P u INTERCOLLEGIATE MONDAY, DECEMBER Alabama U American U. 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