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The executives in charge of t Salt Lake City schools satisfied with East. are -- -- Westperfectly and South's present state of solitary confinement. So that's the i . way it will stand. Supt. 1.,' John Nuttall Jr., in re. - i. sponse to I request front this bit. reit anent the attitude of the school executives, made this very - clear la a terse and concise, States ' and et alt meat, 46 . . It is the opinion of those in charge of the, Salt Lake City Schools that athletics can be made to have a greater educational value if they, are governed by the local , Board of Education- - without any outside affiliations and we are ta- terested primarily in the educe. tional value of all activities that are carried on la the Balt Lake City is, -- , to-w- it Schools." , - , 0 - , , .,, There you have It, children. 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An un. usually goof' shot along withbeing rangy and fast, the big boy is being touted as the Orange team's resort to a higher .ranking in the conference standings and his play thus far is more than gratifying. Two more veterans line up on the guard line to round out the quint and they are Al Hunter and Bob Gorbould. Hunter is a two year letterman, while Gorbould, who transferred to the Corvallis school last year from junior college has one year's experience to his credit The latter, however, was one of the leading scorers last season and will bear watching. kish's "' - ....., :....i ...'' .... .. , ''' ': ... ' ' . VI....,,iiii.):),:.:.::;E:.'.it:.:'-,g:.-.E.:':;:',..- .t. .. .:- j ......... ..... i. ' aesyseoantesc, ho.agweckoneedp ... ... teams , g .... .l.;.......,:...I.:'.:::;:::. N...':..'',.:'''':,::". 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Oregon State lost only one man, center Elmer Kolberg, whose loss is' supposedly made up for by a lanky sophomore scoring threat who is expected to- - be the spearhead of the team'a offensive. The Orangemen have three other lettermen in suite and along with some potential stars in several rounded and Sopphomores, powerful aggregation is in effect. Coached by A. T. (Slats) Gill, the vistors will employ a varied offense And defense, depending upon the situation. At one time they werelirm believers in the good old set "stuff" but after failing miserably in Coast conference play during the early part of the season. they adopted the fast break last year which made them a feared Ithreat-near-t- V v ' A e! '..d 1:i.....'4:''p. Oét..'i.c....:. U. To e eat n :7,:go.oi. '0: ,. ,. , , - -- elk TAL ' . For' Aggfis - t ,,:. .........,.,: , , ,...: .., - -- --- z t If ? lot I - .. ,. . 0 - : a ,,, .. ... 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Oregon, to Pacific Coast Title, and that 6 Ralph Caughn of Southern California and Toddy Giannini of Santhe new Utah in Of ta Clara, both vying for the "best colleges Friday night ing tour veteran and one of TONY ROMANO, three-yeUtah State lieldhouse, iholds down regular fob player of the west" title vacated three 6 feet 4 inch forwards on the Oregon State devaluable for his He by Stanfmt's Hank Luisetti, will reinsthive ablittity:rs. bantstormwhich a btuketball make their clubs powerful again. team opens College Then there are the , 6 towering , Joe Jackson of New Mexico Antes, Colorado of Jack Harvey U., Jimmy McNatt of Oklahoma U., Bobby Moers of Texas and Jesse Renick of Oklahoma Aggiesall ready to keep those quintets on the titular trails they trod so successfully last year The Garden Impressarlo Paul, Ohio State, high hopes for Minnesota, New York U., Long IsLOS ANGELES, Dec. 13.(AP) land U., Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Southern California scouts who Geogetown, Temple, Kentucky and watched Tennessee play its last Tennessee to be leading powers r two games have made their re- again in their respective sections It will be noted that virtually all ports, and the verdict, as Southern California announces it, is that the those named will appear in the Salt Lake City, Utah,Wednesdayneeember 13, 1939 Volunteers should whip the Men Garden this winter seasona fact of Troy in the Rose Bowl at Pasa- that may have some bearing on Buffaloes' No. 1 Basketball Man the Irish enthusiasm, although all dena, January 1. George Levison, former North- are undoubtedly fine teams. JASJC HARVEY, Colorado center and candidate for .A11,America western University quarterback Buffaloes On this season, is expected by Ned Irish, leading American cage int who scouted Notre Dame for the Program Again presario, to spark the Buffaloes to another Big Seven basketbalt Trojans, watched Tennessee clinch areIrish points out doubleheaders The Bulls play $t. John's University Dec. 30 its another of the Rose Bowl bid last week by growing in poptalarity In such title Irish's Madison Square Garden's double features that took so well last as basketball hotbeds His Philadelphia Auburn, charts, defeating and comments are under Pittsburgh, Chicago, Baltimore and year with New York Fans. What! Dick To sports enthusiasts at diagrams LOGAN, Dec. White Plains, N. Y., and says it UTAH WAS SMART TO DECLINE Use Set Plays? scrutiny by Head Coach Howard won't be long before 'officials evUtah State although playing second fiddle to the basketball play- Jones and his assistants. the Prune Bowl gent. It San Joao. With height, versatility and ex. wilrhave to offer double aserywhere Two Offense Are has Intramural are no meansidle. The Uses have broken training, are perience-t- o given wrestling by bank on, State ers, attractions to keep pace with their Much Same in Ilse middle of terns examinations, will have one of theOregon teams piring grapplers a chance to show their ability and swimming Pretty best Jeff Cravath, one of Jones', neighbors. the weather is not conducive to train. on the coast and if the - of the boast Proudest in shape. are to stars present impresbeginning get Levison's Says lieutenants, reports int end the time ill short in whkh combination Coach Gill is using show that Tennessee's offense is sario is his Christmas week speOnly one veteran mat man will to get into- - shape. The Redskins continues to click, they may even return six sectional chambuilt along the general lines of cial, wherein would have verzthing to lose and supplant (Iregon University as na- Nelson to greet Coach George (Doc) Southern California, and pionsTexas, for this but the differs wrestling year Trojans' just enough : tional champions. The heaviest loss he Is the tittle to tabu Peter Pan Billiards, Safeway Stores and Deseret News re. to worry the S. C. staff in trying Missouri and Oklahoma (Big Six captain, Rollo Larsen. A Oregon Al absorbed last year in 135 Colorado and Santa last season, Lar- artist to a build defense. pound competent mained undefeated in the Recreation Basketball League in seconBITS OP BANTER the sen will be forced into a heavier Clara will in winning their title was at the Garden, appear The Vols use a single wingback hands of d-round this so State team Oregon six the games played last night in Pioneer Gymnasium. ABOUT BASKETBALL major metropolitan to the right or left, but from a playing weight this year, probably the 145 teams. evidently they have something. class where neanouta be a Westernt Pan Peter balanced pound swamped reverses and run and line, "It's the first time we've ever Utah State College on Friday Activity at Utah State has been favorite. downedl team does had three doubleheaders in Electric the Safeway spinners, although increased this week in an effort to Gone The scores: Dec. PROVO, one are such perform. though, and Saturday evenings will in- present a formidable team as cannot shift. Like the Trojans, say week," he WESTERN ELEC. PETER PAN the and Benefit Guardian -- 121 even Utah the that en as of Darwin says, Provo Lions, kingpins showing Perkins, BILLIARDS CO. S. C. the Tennessee has coaches, won in thriller another Newsmen augurate a new athletic era and non fodder for the invaders al- pounds, must Irish to meet Y. 128 toes his on T. P. G. DeWitt stay Grandy, State Basketball league last year, three top notch balls packers,, Ca4 3 I 9 41 Wincliestr,1 Col- Davis,t... 3 2 Business the he several hundred of their old though the Aggies showed by, de- pounds, Dave Green, ,155 pounds, handed the Henager's beating competition inaugurated. 1 1 1 3 131 Hubbard.1 Sinucker,t 0 1 barnstorming Colored fego, Butler and Marren. Scouts last week Ace Roundy, 165 pounds, and Ted feating Clark's The Garden program opens Sat- lege 1 21 Davice.. 2 0 0 4 I Crain" 9 ' and in Provo other setback the a Ghosts devout grads boosters back that the Tennessee urday night with Oregon playing Utah Ice & Storage, defeated in Campbell, that they aren't to be considered Hanks, heavyweight. Seth Maugh121 BlackhrstAr 1 reported 2 5 3 7 .. will be on hand for the celebra. as a setup team by anyone. Tuesday night before a weights as posted seemed "too Long Island; winner of the writers' the opening round, entered the Knight.g. 7 0 141 Pederson,g 0 0 0 0 an,- ace artist, is still in High gym Sintnerbcf 3 0 crowd. It was the second low." 41Spear,1.... 1 0 0 3 1939 tourney, and the Oklahoma win column with a tion. The occasion, ts the grand Coach E. L. Romney' trimmed school but a foot injury suffered large win over liorgan.t. 01 Rostimt 0 0 0 0 0 0 the Farmer squad to a workable during the football season will time within a year that the Provo Tennessee Big 1 0 Yellow Cab 21Walbont.t.. 1 0 0 2 of Pendletn,g the Aggies College City contingent. Meeting plucky Ghosts outclassed has the 0 51 Hurley.a... 0 0 initiatory ceremonies for Aggies1 unit of Hi players Monday and 4 0 quint With blitson,t.. Speed, Deception New York. probably keep him on the mac. from a scoring standpoint. Percy Schmucker. Rod Knight --mammoth new fieldehouse.--Boardnian,6 0 0 0 0 n - Said Levison In e hie led 0 2 the I drilling the team on Live list, and reportTen ntrontry,1 scoring Campbell Howeve,r, despite their loss Tues. nessee is a big team with speed, for Peter Pan. The winners Totals. 29 5 1 591 Totali.. II 9 5 27 Every VAC alumnus you see on set formations. Activity was tam- - Coach' Nelson will therefore be the colored boys won the the boulevard says he's going up pered by final work on the new forced to draw from the ranks of day night, of deception and lots of durability. led through three q uarters with fans their the by quarters: approval basket are and not 14 21 27 8 unlike Notre Dame scor- Western Electric backstop being built in the unknown to build his team up clever dribbling, passing and shoot- They Friday to see theFarmers play, and then went on a 11 23 29 BO Peter Pan Billiards In fieldnew the Coach house Bob were last that at uses but with its to the heights they Oregon. State In a to the Neyland last in series. period went ing spree Their ing. clowningtoo, a won whichthe state now the will is in part Notre With such a wonderful place in completion, Aggies system bTAH, ICE a year when they YELLOW CAB over in a big way. cap the game., , I wrossAGs - which to play, in direct contrast to have an ideal arrangement.. championship and came second in . Walter Dunn, center for the Dame and topart the same single Overcomes T. P. G. P. G. T. I. P. Safeway out to The includes the or the left, the cramped, warped and hazardous the divisional meet, losing squad scorer of the eve- wingback, right 1 0 0 21 McDong11.1 was 1 Four-Poin- t Ghosts, 4 Ok Lead Jac4bs,1 high that Southern California depends Utah in an upset finish. , Smart Gym, and with a veteran Floyd Morris. Bus Bingham,,Leon20 Pete with Hood, tEed.Ci.ri wiriVitmtenVe.. shrrrmt.!c : points. ning four-poi: a a overcame to Stores Dick titleholders ard Earl Intramural Safeway team of extraordinary talent evade James, appear WingRyan, 16. For the Lions, upon. CounLake tallied Members the Salt of 2 guard, 0 0 0 lead in the second period Henner,g.. 1 2 2 4,P Brchinshi.it 02 "The reason for the ' current ble. this should be the banner year er, and Evan Baugh. forwards; Bo- be the cream of the crop as far Ralph Crowton and Malcolm Booth 4 Bell.g Fish and Game Associattai will to i a 0 0 0 01 Atelersomg 4 of all banner years for Aggie oil- land Reading, Clyde Morris, Glen as is known and It will probably were the heavy scorers with 16 and success of Tennessee, as well as ty margin in the sec- Haneock,g. 8 grab Bamer,t 7:30 the o'clock in meet at tonight o 1 3 1 31 To11.1 1940 as 0 the it that fattened ond which when--theand this cen from Hathcote,o Stone. be Howard In Matighan group period' 1938, un- Tribune Auditorium to elect offiOn the skethall.... were 17 points, respectively. also 0 0 t Delamar,I will be fortned. Rob--the third and fourth periods rolled is the great speed of a cers for the Meanwhile Utah's new field house ters; and Captain Ray Lindquist, wrestling team and beaten, 0 Bichins line. 0 term. I Kump guard coming --- -around. Ralph (Rats) McDonald -pound champion, played consistent ball. will not be ready for the Oregon Calvin Agricola, Austin Hughes, ert Koike,--12big line, topped by the work of . are Present officers ..' George and 15 I 3 33 Totals. 10 15 5 251 Totals I1 G OSTIA Ed Molinski and Bob Suffridge. state series next Monday and Tues. Harold Simpson, Nick Draculich was almost on par with Perkins Boyce Labrum were big gunMOTs L. A. Score Reppell, president; Knapp. by ou,arteys: able to should be he G. TY.P. The backs G. T.V.P.1 and Simmons last and with losers Frank the ners for Olsen, year 12 Charley The Cies 15 guards. 4 25 Yellow Cab work from behind a vice president, and C. Oren Wilson, and the Orange. .. 16'Elcler.f .. 3 2 1 7 day.... Crowlen.t ; 7 14 25 28 33 and Hartman' carrying the torch Utah Ice 6 Storage men will play in the Deseret Gym. Clark. a guard letermen last year, handle the weight this year. im13ooh.f ... 7 17,P0110,1 ... 1 4 0 2 balanced line that generates secretary. . . . After the Beavers have been will be added to the squad later Erickson, Ball winners. 2i1)unn.s ... 10 0 020 mense drive and is the for RENAGER rturstnen,o 1 VOL. NEWS B. DESERET Aside from the election of offivery efficient II Ford.c ... 2 0 0 4 In its Kurnms ... 3 T. F.P. G. T. F.P.1 held a seven:point lead softened up by Aggies and the Is his injured knee will permit him And Pitcher Goodis 3 . 7 6 2 16 blocking and charging." cers, committees Ittehinkt I ROOIL1 present re- onHenager's 7 6 317 5 10 5 15' Miller. f . Don Erickson great showing Ed return. to another i .. The Deseret News five with Pase11,1 1 will play. BYU 2i het .. Iles, they at Provo 1)izon,1 play as 7 0 0 IC Weisley,f on suck 3 1 0 4 various subjects Gardner,f. ports class but the in 12; 1 0 0 2 Nhipplear S 2 0 0 41 Eriekson.c . ing letterman, was declared ineli- promise Wednesday and Thursday. . . ,water- four ,minutes to play. The News- Newton.e 4 big game, upland birds, ' Thus. - ' he must reckon with Don Hall, a D.Crowin.f 1 Morgan Fire men pulled up ,within one point RandallAr 1 3 1 31Kramer.s.. .2 3 1 5 1 northwesterners should gible. 23 13 349 . 5; Totals 20 fowl and others. Totals.. to lost who 61 0 3 3 2 2 0 corking good grappler Bullock. umpire. with a half minute left. At this Dunkvebdr 0 0 0 0' ALarson,g provide a very accurate line on the 1Defeats Cyprus 0 0 0 0 Idotis f. e Erickson earlier in the inframural Collins, referee: Eriekson,g Larson Delmar relative prowess of the "Big Three' SMITH BROTHERS DOPHERS (Swede) point .1Kartebner,I 0 1 1 T meet in a match generally called Morgan and Dale Miller are the 1 . 3 0 0 Beehive aggregations.... .... .... tanked two foul shots to win the Loses MORGAN, s Dee. Illiehns.g The Smith Brothers (not the TiaA. an an took Bingham 11Morgan Pitcher BradDarwin favorites. s Lynn upset. - University of 3 ranking doing all right lit Minn' follow- Hack Boys) are back game. 18 12 7 43 18 13 6 421 won- the heavyweight High School cagers turned Totals.. Broca M the sonh football flash undisputed title in the Totals. who sots field 1 : ... era' should not expect too much and Don the soph basketball sensation. weight and although' he is still in champienShip-liv--pinnin- g here last To Pleasant Grove News Flan Tough High five Seim, by quarters: Morgan Cyprus of the youthtful aggregation Coach 0 19 32 42 ,i Renager Business Col. Time With Pazell of wrestling experiencehe is unable to a night. 43-3- 8 need only being 17 26 43 Count Deseret News MORGAN crrars Vadat Peterson has rounded up for Cagers By )4 . . There's an important has great possibilities. Pitcher at freshman. The Newsmen found veteran G. TY.P.I G.T.P.P. this year's cage wars. . . . Against lugs. reason for this suggeation. . .,. it one time was a boxer of some re4, Belli ..... 2 4 3- 7 The first call for swimmers has Subbrerl 2 BINGHAM, Dec. Steve Pazell a tough lad to handle. GUARD. . B.G. ASS10.1 SAFEWAY Ot.STORES T. F.P. Idaho Southern the other night, 1 3 1 0 4 3 2 Husband. 1:Grari,1 mate team which nown but he left the game a lot of shots 1 012 Just been issued by Coach J. Ken helps in identifying a lasti 'rurnin.f 3 2 0 4, Simons,f ,, 4 Showing possibilities despite a late Steve missed 01 1 0 SMielsen.e.. ,0 the lite were far front impressive while is almost extinct at Utah State for Vanderhoff and the true steength Jentons,c.. from a stooped-ove- r all' IteDnald,1 4 3 2 1011taculin.f .7--1 1 0 3 the winners 0 1 1,1 nii0111 1 2 1 3 start Bingham High School lost a night and passing gave Wratt.g 4 natural considering 3 3 4 3 1 7 , which is only 11,Quisley,n.... Lbrumc 1 1 1 OMeesedr not be 0 0 0 known Kraus., of the squad will wrestling. Grove. they wanted in trying to guard Pleasant close game to 0 2 0 01 5 2 1 11 AI the fact that almost everybody was position.... 1 0 0 2 0 2fRandall,t ' Toledo Tarlort Larsen holding for a considerable time. With Captain the with collect- Gundren.6 0 0 0 01 Hartman,9. 3 quint, here last Steve the 3 3 1 Region collegian. 4 Belakdr... 0 strong husky 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mackay." Orrhackery,t. , playing for the Crimson for the Chuck Chuckovits, has introduced down the 145 pound weight, little Captain Bill Stockdale will head Junker,r. a 0 0 0Wright.e... 1 0 0 2 night, ed 15 points as compared to ,17 Erteken,s. 1 0 0 first time. . . However, in the several f 0 C 21 1 be 1 0 limo-- . difficulty should encountered 1 3 and with Smith.f. lettermen the Stewart.e.. basketball returning Frank Callen, fullback, for Hack Miller, the latter being important two Johnsons, Deb Smith, Wilson, vations this A.Mose.r.. 0 0 0 0 I, year.... One of them there. Clyde Iligginsori has a toe. Guy Carden, distanee swimmer, 16 9 4 36 Totals. 11 11 5 291 Total. E.Rosex... 0 0 0 0 was high man for the losers 'with unusually warm in last night's Sheffield, Atkinson, Orme, Meiroy is the doubleheader.... Another is hold on the 155 division while An- Frank 'Delaney and Grover Cart10 0 111 'totahl Score by quarters ; Totals, 10 1 121 16 points. Giles with 15 led the skirmish. and others. Coach Peterson has reduced 3 an David Latimer, er, ton is 18 bark 11 and Whittier. Benefit 22 20 Rich Still another Guardian Elich, atrokers, injury filmic providing Pleasant Grove scgring attack. prices... Third round games will be Safeway Stores 4 Watts and a band concert 7 19 27 36 good help for Capt.-Nict between games.... which kept him out of the 165-- Russell Cottle and Clifford. Stock, The score: 21. The Dec. Bent-don7 Thursday, played who will young Vaughn BINGHAM pound finals doesn't prove to be free ,stylers, and Charles McBride. should add power to the team, Fer- PLEAS.A,N1' OROVEI a a a standings: be the team's standouts.... 4 . IN recurring. should top the men in diver, will form the nucleous of nellus was the captain of Weber's CRITICS FOOTBALL PRO Won. Lost. Pct. RICKETS FATHER DIES 3 0 3 4 0 15;.len.en,1 I of Gikp.t basketteam last year. .0 , the squad. Speaking 3 I 2 51Alveraz,t.. '3 0 0 :2 0 1.000 EAST .say Utah's Jack Johnson that weight. THE Billards Carter,f Peter Pan PORTSMOUTH, Mo., Dec. 13. sevBut while the Indoor sports can Simbry,c 1 1 1 3,Calieme schedules, Purdue's shot madIn addition to the lettermen, . Ray Larsen. brother of Rollo, 4 5 4 10 Deseret News 0 1.000 (AP4,A two-da- y illness was fatal ers take on Southern California, would have been on the 1 1 3'Sheen.ft 1 0 0 0 0 field in the 175 pound eral sophomores should add hopes function without hindrance. win-- . Beekx the topped 2 0 1.000 last night to J. Frank Rickey, 85, 1 0 2 Safeway Stores 1 51Loncir Oregon, Southern Methodist, Wash- - teAus again this year had his 'Detroit class and providing Seth Maughan to thesquad includihg Frank West. ter Sports lovers are still waiting Hndrlutax 32 31 11 IlBittianatz..1 3 5 1 5 1 1 .500 father of Branch Rickey, vice pres,k0 Western Electric 1 1 1 3 1 3 0 2,Nelson.l... ington State and Rice Institute in Lions made any kind of a showing. is- unable to compete which ap- breast stroke, Sid Gloeckner, back on the first snow. Ice skaters are Hamm' 1 .500 ident and general manager of tho & Storage..,1 succession during the Christmas As it was. Jack mode the Interne. pears lkely, the lot may fall to Ben Bingham, free style. Byrne finding some enjoyment by jour- Keetch4, Reynoldis 00 00 00 00 Utah Ice Bent. ' 2 .500 St. Louis Cardinals baseball club. Assn 0 Guardian tWirk. tional News Service and the Collyer's him. ., holidays.... coaches: 0 0 I 0 Long the heavier men, Ar- Fernellus, transfer from Weber neying to Tony Grove Lake in Lo0 2 .000 Death was attributed to an intesCampx Henager Bus. Col Hint to cage 'Why not News - Bureau all:4 metrics secona thur Kay, elongated Ag Club man who specializes in the 150 yard gan Canyon but skiers have no ) 2 .000 tinal ailment. 9 with' atrialLtig dexterithMorris backstioka and ;20 yard free ityletlinow wkiataoever to slide on. Totals.. 11 15 I 531 Totals.. 15 11 1 ZS Yellow Cab your players to wear stock; squads,of opinion and It will take a lot of convincing from even as many as 5450 students, whose Judgment will not be considered mature --- -to carry enough . Supt. Nuttall ant the board of education may be absolutely right. Maybe they are 25 years ahead of the field physieel education and - - the statein- and national associa. . tions are out of step. But as long as 99 of cent the students (fig, per . urea from a previous poll) diste- and , gree probably all of their parents feel the same way. the , board should open thillitestion to a public hearing Then if it appears to be the concensus of opinion that the city high schools should still remain aloof from the . remainder of the states scholastic Institutions, East, West and South should then get behind-- the - pro. gram as It-i-s nov4 and eettse to mur-,,,,,' mur. ,:' As long as this community exists; under a democracy, the desires of the students and the patrons should prevail. If a majority of the tax. payers and 'students se expresso themselves, our boys and girls - should be permitted to play on the same public playgrounds with Granite, Davis, Jordan, Lehi, Provo, . American Pork, Ogden, and all those other splendid schools in. stead of having to schedule games with CVO camps and prison teams is order top obtain a little competi. Wu. ' -e ... ' . 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