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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER .5, 1928. 21 TORNADO MAY BE FORCED TO SHARE HONORS WITH 'GATORS A Charles Erb, Idaho football coach, remained in California following the FLORIDA'S CHANCE COMES TEN QUINTS IN TROUBLE APPEARS IMMINENT IN COAST GRID CONFERENCE IN GAME WITH TENNESSEE LOGAN SERIES Montana to Be This season, it to declared. Idaho will of iT,rwTir.T.T.n'..u.tj,r.-.rrr.r.w- ..- a Deep Interest. Basketball Lessons. By ALAN J. GOl'LD, Associated Press Sports Writer. NEW YORK. Dec. Tech's Tornado, sweeping along through the south, but also In the general direction of Pasadena. Calif., will not be able to claim more than a half Interest in the Dixie Cham- pionship if the Florida Hurricane does as much destruction to Tennes-j,intlreas It has to other teams in its underhand How is the long-arthrow for a basket executed? Answered By HOWARD B. OftTNER. Coach. Cornell University. Place both hands evenly on the up per half of the ball with fingers and thumbs spread, fingers pointing thumbs up so that the ball down e under control of the With ball evenly gtTh and thumbs. Georgia Tech's Invasion Far West Fraught With ing i (P.-Oo- rgta -- ly So far It's a dead heat. Georgia Tech doesn't figure to have much difficulty overcoming Its old rival, Georgia, this Saturday, especially since the Bulldogs have had an epidemic of influenza to top off a rather disastrous campaign. Florida's hoped-fo- r clean sweep at the expense ot Tennessee may be The Volunteers have something else. been checked only by Kentucky. They upset Alabama early in the season, at a time when the Crimson tide was looked upon as the potential conference champion. They have a fast, young array that will be making Its last home stand of the year outfit that against a hard-hittihas scored more points than any other big team in the country. Florida has been clamoring ior all season. national recognition There will be no disposition whatever to deny it if the Alligators beat the Volunteers decisively Saturday at KnoxvUle. Crabtree Uses All Few to Good Effect So far as actual performances go, no Jootball machine In the country, including Stanford and Georgia Tech, has exhibited a harder chargFlorset or of backs than fleeter ing ida, directed by Cannon ball Clyde Crabtree, quarterback, who kicks with either foot and passes with either hand on the run, a la Cagle. On the flanks Florida has a great pair of eads in Van Slckel and Stanley, the former a star at the passing game and the latter an expert at blocking kicks. In between there are huskies like Jimmy Steele, sophomore guard, who has attracted the eye of many southern critics. Georgia Tech's invasion of the far west for the New Year's day classic will mark the third time in four years that the souths banner has been carried against the representatives of the Pacific coast. They have a high standard of performance to follow, for Alabama beat Washington In 1936 by the score of 30 to IS and went back the next year to tie Stanford, 7 to 7. South Has Great Record at Pasadena, While the southern delegation has never met defeat In this annual fixture, the same thing is true of the University of California, which will furnish the opposition for the Georgians. The Golden Bears trounced Ohio State at Pasadena in 1921. but were tied by Washington and Jefferson in 1921 In these days of rather gloomy reflection upon the wreckage left by far western invasion of the east, it may be a trifle cheering to note that the Pacific coast's margin at Pasadena hasn't been so substantial. The far western entry, represented by Stanford. Oregon. Washington State. University of Washington. California California, has been victorious five times, while representatives of the east, south or m'ddle west have triumphed four t .ies. Three games have been tied. Michigan, Harvard, Notre Dame and Alabama have been the victorious invaders of the rose bowl. and Southern Green River, Huntington Quintet Set for Fray Special to Tlx Tribune. HUNTINGTON. A fast long, workout featured Tuesday's practice of the Huntington high quint as the final spurt in the opening of Its season Thursday, when it meets the Green River high boys on the local floor. It looks as if the starting line-ufrom recent workouts, would be Guy and R. Leonard at forwards; P. Thorderson at center, with Anderson and Manchester at guards. Amond Anderson, still crippled, has been unable as yet to show his stuff, although he is doing light workouts dally and watching the practices intently. Austin Johnson, as a forward, and How ley. at center, will also probably see service. Maurice Jensen, star of former years, was at the hall Tuesday and may register for the winter semester. If he does, the squad, after will be materially strengthened. Jensen works beet at forward, while Captain Guy Leonard's old job to guard. With such a shift as this, both the offense and defense would be greatly augmented. Green River, under the direction of Coach Wallace Blcfcmore for the fifth consecutive year, while regarded as weakened this season through graduation, will meet three teams in western Emery county just as heavily hampered. The three teams will be taterdi visional nonleague p, y, m Champions, Wins First Tilt. Special to The Tribune. LOGAN. The annual Intramural basketball tournament got under way at the U. A. C. Tuesday evening with ten quints participating. Although several Of the scores were one sided, practically all of the tilts were fast and exciting. The series opened with the PI LONG AOfA ONDiRMAWO Kappa Alpha defeating Walker's THROW In the secnonfraternity five, ond tilt, the Phi Kappa Iota fraternity, which has won the title for the last three consecutive years, humWatklns' bled the freshmen. nonfraternity team took the measure and Rlp-poof the Omega Taus, nonfraternity quint dropped a fast match to the Delta Nus by a The Epsllons defeatscore of in the concluded Sigma Chi, wmt ( jUBvmoFi ing tussle of the initial day's play. Hoops ters who displayed the best form today Include Griffin, Gunnel!, Rlppon, Worthington, Henrie, Dunn, Twrr Welch, Davis and Remund. Smart WftrfTS At and Wade of the Phi Kaps did not participate in the opening games, but will probably be in the lineup tow I morrow. According to Freshman Coach Sterling Anderson, who to in, charge of the meet, Wednesday's schedule follows: Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Phi Kappa Iota; Delta Nu vs. Epsilon; vs. freshmen; Rlppon 's 0. Sigma Chi nonfrat team vs. Walker's nonfrat team. The Omega Taus and Wat-kin- s' balanced In both hands, bring it just nonfrat teams each drew byes. in front of the waist or a little below, then give the ball an upward life by Wilbur Good to Manage extending the arms upward. As the ball leaves the hands give the wrists Atlanta, Newspaper Says a slight upward turn so as to twist the bajl. The body should be nearly 4 Dec. The ATLANTA, Ga., upright and the knees bent. As the Journal says today that ().Wilbur are knees the hands ball leaves the Kansas of the former Good, pilot straightened. City dub of the American associawas tion, manager of the appointed (Copyright, 1928, Associated Editors) Atlanta Southern association club today by President R. J. Spiller, who to attending the minor league meeting at Toronto. fin-se- W re- Dropped Year; Vandals to Have Phi Kappa Iota Five, Defend- BART 19-1- 5. Lighter Schedule. to The Tribune. MOSCOW, Idaho. University - of Idaho sports followers are turning their eyes toward Los Angeles, where the Coast conference graduate managers, coaches and faculty representatives open their annual three-da- y session Wednesday to make football schedules. Vandal supporters ere wondering what will happen at this meeting to affect athletics at this school. Reports from the coast indicate that Montana and Idaho, are to be dropped from the conference. The dropping of Montana to to come this main in the group, but will get the light end of the schedule for next season. Lack of gate receipts and the alleged opinion that, Idaho does not furnish strong enough competition are the reasons given for the rumored changes. Comparing the Vandals with other coast elevens the past five years In the summaries of games won, Oregon, Montana and Washington State are below the Idaho eleven, while Oregon State to about on a par. Yet all these teams are rated as strong. Idaho fans are of the opinion that there are some other factors behind the rumors coming from the coast cities. Dr. M. P. Angell, Idaho's faculty representative, left Pocatello Tuesday for Los Angeles. George Hor-toIdaho's graduate manager, left of Spokane, and Monday portant provinces of The Tribune CASH TALKS Special Dom. Lp. Coal $7.75 Ton Red Glow Coal Co. CALL WAS. 7J Boy Beat Coal far Lw Price CALL CONFAB CHICAGO, Dec. 4 m. Jack Hurof Billy Petrolle, the Fargo lightweight boxer, was reinstated today by the Illinois state athletic commission. Hurley was suspended several weeks ago for applying grease to Petrolle's body. ley, manager Southeastern Idaho Association Officials, Coaches Meet at Pocatello. uations so that e definite understanding of the rules may be reached. Those In attendance will Include Idaho. This city POCATELLO, will be the gathering place Saturday of coaches and officials of the Southeastern Idaho Basketball association, comprising the counties of Bingham. Bannock. Caribou. Power, Oneida, Bear Lake and Franklin. Two objectives are in view. One to for the organization of the coming playing season, the second to a school on rule SCHISSLER IMPROVES. officials and Dec. 4 OP). Paul interpretation for CHICAGO, football coaches. Practical work on the gymSchlssler, Oregon Aggies floor covering basketball coach, HI with influenza here, was nasium will be given and rules for 1928-2- 9 reported much Improved today. He team members of the Pocatello high expects to leave for the coast school will work out actual game sit Principal Beary of Blackfoot. chairman of the district board of control; Coach E. B. Godfrey of Pocatello, vice chairman of the control board; Principal Beecher of Grace high school secretary of the board, and coaches and officials from the entire district Wayne Huddleson of Rupert will lead In discussion of the rules, and Ralph Fetoted of Pocatello will assist him. Officials in attendance Saturday will be eligible to handle games coming under supervision of the Idaho Athletic association. lieftfvfVgfVVIIcfVtfltsftiifttlMiif'lllif V 12-- 3. 30-1- 6. f su mm 32-1- 7. 18-2- 4, or bw7 Press Editors Gather Data on Eastern Stars A New and Finer Store In Half the Retail Space! DUCHESNE FLANS TRIP. Special to The Tribune. ROOSEVELT. Duchesne county high school basketeers will make their Initial Jaunt this year either Into Emery county or Summit, from present indications. One plan would take them south to play Carbon high (CasLess at Price, Huntington. Central NEW YORK. De. 4 been tle Dale) and Perron, with the other difference of opinion than he to games against Wathe esse In other rear wss expressed in trip leading the consensu, of two score experts who as satch high (Heber), South Summit sisted the Associated Press In the selection (Kamas), Park City and North Sumof the IMS football team. Sports mit (Coalville) high schools. writers and coaches who picked the 7 BRIAN BEM. . s the east were screed largely on a majority of the positions. The consensus selections: Pot- Second team. First team. le Rosen wels Barbee N. Y. Univ. Carnesle Tech. It Sprasue etoooey Army. Georgetown. lc Burke Oreene Tale. Havy. I Howe cWestgate Princeton. Pennsylvania. Oumont Carroll rs Colgate Georgetown Grant rt jUmm N. Y. Pniv. K. Y. Uhtv. re Sanson sgegglnser Princeton. Army Weston ab Harpster Boston College. Csrnetle Tech. lhb Msrsters Cssle Army. Dartmouth, Miles rhb strong ft. Y. TJniv. Princeton, fb icull Karris Pennsylvania. Carnegie Tech. Players given honorable mention: Centers Hall. Amu: Charles worth. Yale; Cox. Colsate: Hawley. Davis and Elklns; Kneen. Cornell; Wynkoop. Georgetown; Mag berg. West Virginia: Daborg, Narr; allelsner. Carnegie Tech; Loeser. Yale. Ousrds Parber. Brown; Beloln. Ford-ham- : Adler, Columbia; Pox. Pittsburgh, Hammack. Army: Trainer, Harvard; Brom-berDartmouth: Koepke. Navy: Dl afolla, Lyle. Pittsburgh, Thompson. Lafayette: Dartmouth: Myers. New York university: Dresner. Carnegie Tech.: Worden. Cornell; Walsh. Georgetown. Bibb, Army; Tlcknor, Harvard; Tracer. Fordham: Melsel. west Virginia; Cornsweet. Brown; Moore, Princeton: Armstrong, Darthmouth; Van Ness. Syrsruse. Tackles McOurlk. Boston college; Anderson. Cornell; Get to, Pittsburgh; Douds. Washington and Jefferson; Kevorkian. Brown: Smith. Pennsylvania; Brewster, West Vlrginls. Bowstrom. Navy: Passellnl. Vlllsnovs: Wtnnick. Syracuse; Barfleld. Princeton: Clark. Harvard: Shswley. Penn State: Perry. Army. Wakeman. Cornell; Armstrong, Dartmouth; Barrett, Harvard: Uts. Pennsylavnla Ends Provincial. Georgetown; Lawler. Princeton: Doneheaa, Pittsburgh; Tosnatnl. Georgetown: Ouarino, Pittsburgh; Murphy. Boston College. Drels, Holy Cross: Sartout, Dartmouth. Plckard. Harvard: CConnell. Harvard; Sweet. Carnegie Tech.; Nemecek, New York university; Plannagan, Carnesle Tech.; Shoales, Cornell; Barna, Hobarl; Curtis. Davis and Skins; Csrlroark. Army; Sullivan. Colsate; Marcos, Temple; Sloane. Navy; Cramer, Gettysburg: MeKlnney, Davis and BIkins. Quarterbacks Oullck. Hobart; Bay singer, Syracuse; nils. Tufts. Edwards, Pittsburgh; Norman. Princeton. Shober, Pennsylvania: Dallalre, Pordham: Duplin, Georgetown. Murphy, Pennsylvania; Nave. Army: Put nam, Harvard: Larue. Was Virginia. Halfbacks Ouarnaccla. Harvard: Wltt- mer. Princeton, French. Harvard; Creedoa. Boston college Letselter. Carnegie Tech.: Hanson. Temple; Oarrey, Tale; French. Penn State: Hart. Colgate: Lloyd. Navy; Hill. New York university; Gillespie. Villa-novNeal. Western Maryland. Fullbacks afurrel. Cornsweet. Array: Brown: Snyder. Maryland: Parkinson. Pitts burgh Bennett. Princeton, Sebo. Syracuse; Beagle. Darts and taking; Keefer. West In Path of Glory Leads but to Lowly Minors By AL DEMAREE, Former Pitcher New York Giants. Times are changing In baseball; the old order changeth. Next season will miss the names of Cobb and Speaker In the box scores for the first time In practically two decades. Speaker to to manage Newark, and Cobb to considering buying the Bal- His home town timore franchise. folks at Augusta, Ga also want him to play some there. The funny thing about these big stars to that they always say they'll never play minor league ball after they are all done, but with the exception of Nap Lajoie. almost every Three weeks ago we announced the opening s of the Company successor to Siegel Clothing Co. Today we herald its cordial and enthusiastic acceptance by the Siegel-William- Salt Lake public! TIBS la discreet cluster stripes or warp prints. Many era wool-linei Ranging from $1 to $5 PAJAMAS In the colorful patterns that prevail nowadays. 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