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Show , , 11111 --- t:Alrowoomour 4x. , f d , .4L- ? 1 4 'ayne linal aTel S E' , Ir I..Everybody Should Somebody's All-Americ- --- ,j; I an Off somebody's else; it's too big a job to be undertaken in this age. So about the only purpose served by these teams, other than to make the ica import e a m. That's selectors appear vastly seceasy. There isn't tant, la that they do bring (synthetic sny such - thing tional recognition,. variety) to players who otheras THE wise would never be known. foo .So here's hoping Frankly! Nelteam. Iball ' , and all the ether good boys ' I Who picks it, son, get on an Well, any- - who deserve it.even .f if they have team, 'then? so promptit themselves. As for the urge to pick THE team making Ir "no such there's thing; ..,1101 Big Bill Blow, the To A LITTLE GRANDSON The fellow on the other end of the phone just now, wanted to lumw why the sports writers for aren't beating the tom-toFrank!. Nelson on the left fast-movi- ng football ' t'- - , - -- I high-power- ed scrivener from the Globe '1Press; Lippy, th e radio and 'the Danny, butcher's "'rankle Nelson son, all make their annual selections. These are just about as official as anybody's else, including those made by thecoaches, the players and big press services. But the official not exist. $o Frankie Nelson, Rex Olson and Ralph Maughan, from Utah, Young University and Utah State, are a cinch for honors. They're certain to be on ica s somebody's selection. Once upon a ttme, long ago, fine gentleman and football critic named Walter Camp, pickteam that was ed an printed in the rule bciok. Thusly, It was given official recognition because It was the first In and only one being done. other words Mr. Camp got there first. When Camp stepped over the goal line, everybody aspired to become his successor. We had Walter Eckersall, the great ChiGrantland Rice, cago official; dean of America's sports writers; , Percy Haughton, the former Harvard luminary and numerous others projecting their selection& The Associated Press, International News Service, Consolidate d Press and all the other wire services polled their editors and put out their choices. Christy Walsh, the big syndicate man, Board organized an and sold his story to newspapers that would pay well for It. It's all a matter of bow snuck Pressers - ea ' be - exerted on these selectors. For a number of years this bureau bombarded experts like Grant Rico, Lawrence Perry, Alan Gould and others. In behalf of stars like "Powerhouse" "Craahini Chris" Pomeroy. Christensen, Marvin (Brute) Jonas; Jack Johnson, Jack Howells, Kent Ryan, Butch Knowles and others. All of these have made somebody's although I h pickers back East didn't know whether they could play foot- ball or not. They Just took our word for it. As for keeping score on who and snakes who's team but who was on When ',In weary. as can be, And all is wrapped an gloom, Jotne Suddenly there From out another room Just the music of your voice. Raised in laughing strain, And little playmate of my choice. The world looks bright again. ,- erg icycie Riders It says right here in the paper that the U. S. Olympic bicycle trials for the Intermountain diand Colostrict,Utah, Idaho Lake rado, will be held in Salt Pedal City in the near future. see pushers with ambitions to have those long steep roads they enover in Europe, are urged to ter the competitions. Bicycle riding,now there's a sport, for you! Put an American athlete on the cinder path, the football field or the basketball court and there he is. Put him on a bicycle,Ind where is he? You aren't kiddin' pal, he's away back there in the dust. Going only we have an awful lot to learn about bike riding, as it's done We In. the Olympic games. drive automobiles in this country and the kids ride the bikes to school and to EuParks and playgrounds. In rope everybody bikes because automobiles are out of the question for the common citizen. Bicycling is a highly specialized sport over there. Some of the champions are sprinters, some excel in the marathon and riders others are curved-trac- k only, while. still others ride exclusively on the flat. In the United States, all riders aim to do all of these races and never get anywhere. This may be the reason why the good old U. S. A. isn't taken seriously in this department of Olympic competition. In 50 years y of futile endeavor, like the bikers, we're right back where we started, namely,NO- By Don Jewell , BILLINGS, Mont.(Special) A Billings entry in the Pioneer Baseball League next season was virtually assured Friof the city day when members council voted 7 to 1 in, favor of leasing Athletic Park to backers of the proposed Class C. club: The vote came at a short in public session conducted the. council chambers during - which City Attorney R. C. Dillavou read terms of the proposed lease which had been the approved and submitted a tocomaldermen Tuesday by mittee appointed to study the matter. The move climaxed twoweeks of private council di,the lease. , 4 , , Single , Oljeclor Alderman John Newman cast lend-Empi- , . Jack Faireleugh. action - packed, bitter thriller between two offensive-minde- d Big 9 grid teams, oddly enough, was won on a defensive gem Friday afternoon, 9 to 7, when East 'tackled South's diminutive Vernie Feuerstein behind the Cub pay stripe late in the final period for a safety and two precious points. After both East and South Scored in a wild an wooly first period; the Leopards had a trio , Sorenson k:, . 0't k. woor lly mirgin.- ,77:: early in the first period following sustained drives. After that both teams covered plenty of ground but none where it pays off in points. Total yards gained by South, deducting losses, Was approximately 200 yards, while East picked up 98. South had ing up 11, while East ran Standing Or Met SOUT'LEAST ACTION: Bemic Feuersteln, diminutive Cub halfback Is caught on all - 9. Big Th ee urels fisosh LOGAN (Spe .) Utah Ag- - Honey , football-,-bounce- ;WJ 28-1- 4, By Ed Thilenius Ga. ATLANTA, (INS) When women first ventured out than's world, into the the stronger sex merely shrug- ged their shoulders and said it.i wouldn't last. The weaker sex even got the right to vote and continued to infiltrate masculine ranks until today they are on almost an even basis with the "rightful" breadwinners. - t to play But when the football,,the boys howled: "This we gotta see"and they did; some 3000 strong. ,. A great majority- - ''of that 5040 more number and persons ,are expected to take another In at football the female look fashion Wednesday when the of Alabama University 'Lige the second annual Honey yard jaunt through the young Bowl grid classic in MacslCougars and Hodges added the ootia. final score on a line buck from While the rest of the women's the four. world is watching the hemline BTU Fresh (8) Utah State Fresh (M) le Clerner :drop Hiwer, these enterprising Wedaure Mohr It Latimer young ssies will be out there Faldmo Mendlove Ig ..... , e Dunn Guthrie butting feads and throwing body blocks at each other. Allen Romney rg Garrard Bills rt This is o fly by night affair. Rhead Thomson re The two eamsthe Humming Adams Cole qb hb Birds, composed of freshmen Hodges Alger Machin hb Roundy and the Bumble Bees, made fb Benson Johnson girls, u'pperelass-wome- n have .up of Score by quarters: 12 13 7 -38 been training for several weeks. Utah State 0 0 0 BTU -0 Their- coacheOre varsity memUtah State touchdowns Scoring: Hodges 2. GarnerT.Johansen 2. Con. bers of Alabaita's regular footJones. ball team. ' versionsJohnson, Substitutions: Utah StatePetersen, O. The gals scri maged regularJones. T. Jones. Johansen. Smith. Jepp. ly, and many ;Iiicipetite blonde son, Nielsen. Howard, Cook. Kirk. ThemL. Jones. BYUJenson. er, Gardner. right half has forego a StaufNichols. Chriatopolus, Linstrom, fond goodnight beciluse she didn't fer. Hillman, Miller. Kum. Freestone, duck her head on 'ii Player, Malmquist, Hansen, Anderson. - e Daley Markowski Sherwood Earpowita Leddingham Husbands Poster Score South East Barnes Jarvis Jensen rg, it re Pollet Anderson fb qb Warburton Hazzard lb rh ' by quarters: Bean 7 7 0 0 0- I 3- -7 -9 ScoringEast: Touchdown. Bean; point after touchdown, for (sub Campbell Bean); safety, Barnes (tackled Peuerstein behind South's oal). South: Touchdown, Stubstead (pass from Sorenson); point after touchdown, Stubstead. ubstitutionsSouth: Sorenson, Stub-stea- Peuerstein, Berntson, Goff. Jones. East: Johnsen, Harries, Willson. EmPickett, Clark, Parry. Coombz, eriti, Hem OfticialsHillam, Hess. Bynearson. V,f4 ) 'il,:::::A-;;;.:- - . gals-star- cik-e- 6- - 0- le slant,, The star a Unbeaten Wisconsin: Battles Northwestern EVANSTON, Ill.(AP)--WiscOnsi- Bees will have a passing Is Gilmer VW She is Ruth Garrison, who Birds to a 24-- 7 win by her Jump n, the year ., attempting to preserve Ala- its undefeated Big Nine rec4rnane Brown, legendary ohnny ord, tangled with Northwestern r the today before a near capacity Mack Brown, will eleven. Bird is Brown crowd of 45,000 at Dyche Staexpected to , be for the affair. dium. present Since every campaign, drive or In the Badgers' only two conference starts thus far, they other oddity must have a slogan, 1icked Plirtlue 4, then tied the Honey Bowl game is no different. One huge poster display Indiana II? 32-1- 7-- 7. 17:71vA7rm ;; 4. t it kk;4 4,4 4 NEWS,, Game: ed on the Crimson campus bears the inscription: "Sorry Joe, can't go to the board meeting, Gotta do down to the campus and see my daughter play football!" Whether you like your football sweet or hotyour grid warriors clad in moleskins above or below the kneefootball has passed an- other milestone, this one pink. North, South Link Meet OpensTuesdqy PINEHURST, N. C.(AP)-Th- e North and South Open Golf Tournament, and it promises to be Just thatwide opengets under way here Tuesday fol- of qualifying y play tomorrow for all players not on the invited list. The 46th annual tournament, a $7500 affair over the 6870- yard par 72 No. 2 course, promises to make up in close compe7. tition what it may suffer through absence of some of the game's standouts who are engaged in Ryder Cup play with the British. in Portland, Ore. three-tim- e While champion Ben Hogan, winner a year ago, and nine other links stalwarts are unable to perform here because of their Ryder Cup duties, the event does not lack name performers, including the two 1947 PGA finalists, Champion Jim Ferrier, the Chicagoan, late of Australia: and runner-u- p Chick Harbert, Northville, Mich. They'll be opposed by such professionals as Harry Todd, Claude Harmon, Tony Penna, Gene Sarazen, Johnny Palmer. Skip Alexander, Horton Smith, Henry Picard, Bobby Cruickshank, Tommy Armour, Joe Zar- hardt, Billy Burke and George lowing - ipig, N. kb k '.. 't '7; geles Dons: , . - (AP)-- -. Thera wasn't a single punt by as either team yesterday Woodrow Wilson High defeat.. 5. ad Belmont, . "The boys were boo busy running and pausing to both- er about kic ," remarked Wilson, Coact Vic (Choctaw) Kelley Sr., former Carlisle In.. dian and Texas A&M Mar. Kelley said it was the first puntlass game ha could recall In his 35 years in football. 32-2- 71,119 at Champaign Ill. (AP) Undefeated, untied Michigan Is expected to release its full fury. . for the first time this season to- y as it sought its sixth straight fdotball triumph against once- Illinois before a 'ell- out homecoming throng of 711119. CHAMPAIGN, ' I , --4 is obartoda.amlikelmamtio,ficeivwaawo Pl000ditA . clinched' the Big 9 title yesterday. Farmer defensive men in the play' are Robert Palmer, t., (44); Bob Fitt, fiL (33) and Elwood t, (M. Beetdiggers won by a 41-- 9 margin. Treglawn, . . . Torok (WOO 40. Chillicothe (Mo.) S. mestown (N. D.) I, Msn (N. D.) Chester (Pa.) 35. Rider O. St. Bonaventura 13. 13. Moravian 20, Ithaca Niage,., Laniorrill (FIL) 40, Va.) New Britain (Conn.) 30, Lowell Tex. tile O. St. Francis (Pa.) 47,, Ili (Brandt (Ohio) O. Mohawk 20, Champlain 14 (called and third quarter due to tog). Yale Jayvees 31, Dartmouth Jayvees O. Springfield Prosh Rhode Island State Proah 6. , 6. Kansas Wesley's IS, College Imports Ottawa (Kans.) , Bethany (Sans.) 9. D.) Normal O. McCook J. C. 19, Nebraska Central S. Concordia (Neb.) 7. Dana 7 South Dakota Wealeyan Weotern Union 6 (tie). Mornings 1de 25, Midland O. Missouri Valley 33, Culver-Stocktit 1 (ti). Washburn 21, Omaha I. Central (Okla.). ()tate 33, tral (Okla.) 12. But Oen. Middlebury ?rash 36. Norwich Frofth O. Army Jayvees 6, 13Yracwia Jayvees 6 Cameron tOklal Aggiets 27. Northwest. ern (Okla.) State I. 111. Columbia Jayvees 6. Allred Prosh 38. Rochester Prosh 7. Fresh 13, Rutgers Prosh O. Lehigh South 26, Kings 19, Pennsylvania Collette O. '' IL- - Virginia Tech 42, egret Washington Georgia 21, Clemson S. South Carolina it, Miami (Mal 0. TIMOR (Tenn.) 32. Georgetown (Ky.) 20 South CITOlifta State 13, Morris NrOWII 6. O. ,anovor (id.) 14 Centre ?, Igyrray (ife.) 7, Tom Tech IL Southwest . guava . (1). tilL Basis.LItausiotta, hint S. (Mo.) 7, Warrensburg (MO Wenderion S. College of Ozarks Arkansas finite Tischer 3S,, ArBansai Wisconsin 13, Ohio State AitiM A. . O. ' Southwesters 17'1120 )3.11Ast Tow Northwestern "B" 6. Wisconsin "B" 6. 0, Baptist Millikin "8" 25, McRendre 13. For West. Indians, Centre 20. Anderson 14. Minnie 1 3. Ka ',mw 13 Wtshington State 35, Portland 0 Bethel Mani.) 12, McPhereon 0, College of Pacific 14, Mn Jose State 0. Htstines 12, Peru (Neb.) 1. Cirbon 15, Southern Idaho Education Southwest (Mo.) istati 14, Rolla Mines Bittath AC (rttalk) MOW IC Akron O. r- - NO.PUNTS LOS ANGELES S. Midwest , ,,wombwor Arn,,,,..0,1,40pd.i....e.de,Amitemmaikotaimswimmmvosamot,embeaito.maymigg -- The Jordan eleven now goes iinntopraeptawraotiwoneefkorptrabcoticcelupseriAol Prose Teeh 26. Virginia "IV O. St. Michaels (Vt.) Prosh 19, Vermont Fresh O. Tufts Jayvees 13, Devens(Mass.) Jay. 'vex O. FordhaT PlrostriStamford poitponed. , BEETD1GGERS BROWN: Jay Brown, to captain of the Jordan Juggernaut, is shown pushing goalward in a fourth quarter touchdown drive against Granite, as the Sandy eleven . . ilea-eo- - Princeton 150.Pound 150Pound 6. i i ' BY Wesseetir, Kirksville , LaPore finished off the Beet- digger conference schedule by kicking five outof menta. The diminitive hooter n. has missed only seven this - LOS ANGELES (AP) Three of the finest passers and two of the best fullbacks in the Football Conference appear in Memorial Coliseum tomorrow when the Ban Francisco 49'ers play the Los An- Plebes .my West Virginia - ,, -' Grin.' . PREP GAME IS FEATURED (tie). Rutgers Jayvees i: -- End Top Pro Backs Show in LA Game West '4' 'Ao Professor Ellsworth- Vines now. Our fellow townsman and former pro at the Denver ' profess., of toU at the lint- Country Club has been named ,, versify of Iowa. The employment of a professional to teach golf at one of the nation's great universitiesforget that Pasting Iowa took from IICLAIs a new departure not only in sports but in our collegiate setup. It is a move, however, which we feel sure will be followed by ether temples of learning, through -...out the land. o who stood all alone It. end zone. Five Out Of Biz ---. S7 Asestistml - Matthewt-t- - championship game with Logan, at the University of Utah Stebackdium, Nov. 11 power. The single-win- g field formation crashed through Lineups ant summaries: Jetties ten Granite ffil big holes in the Granite line to Sorenson . Price ie score five Of its six touchdowns. it 0 Sufftetti. Treglawn 10 The merciless onslaught Rogan by ?arlor wait s Bowthorpo ground only required use of a Boyce re Density half dozen plays all afternoon . . .. J. Burnett Palmer rt.... Bodell re Basher Brown On Loose Gardner ail Faber Three times it was . Sharp Metcalf rhb,.... Brow Jay Brown packing the ball L. Borenson Sib .... . .. 1,4SeWerth over the goal, as the Beetdiggers tritia lb half-tim20-Score by quarters: e 0 jumped into a Jordan I 23 I 14-0- -61 lead. In the second half, little Granite 0 0 0 -0 Roy LaPore got into the act Scoring: Jordan: TouchdowneBrown from Bedell ff a 3, LaPore, pay-oto Gardner, (pass with jaunt, and Mathews). Point alter tonchdownlrive break up the monotony, Weston Gardner called his placements). Neldarhaus. Subetitutions: Granite own play for the fifth score, after, Vanity. Livingston. Katy Jackson, Price, Prampton. Smith, er Keith Matthews, substitute Springman, liroer ?crock- Adams, Jordan-004-ton, halfback, returned a short punt belie. LaPore, Mathews. Andrus: Pride, Ajoki. Bodell, Bush. deep into Granite territory. Pout Bose, Were: rimer Officials The Big 9 champions scored a Rottman, Chick Benson. hold last touchdown with one minute linesman. umpire; East 1 - -- lop-side- drive. from -- - The score came on game., FOOTBA.60CORES. MI - Juggernaut copped the Big 9 felotball championahip beke Yes:terday when Granite High couldn't even produce a Halloween title scare in absorbing A 41-- 0 lacing before a sparse crowd, many of whom left the d dull, game early. It was the ninth consecutive victory for the unbeaten, unscored upon Beetdiggers, who yesterday qualified for the state grid finals with Logan High. Once again it was the same Jordan routinepower and more It was remaining in the the stellar work again which r - back into - s , re By Brent Goates (Spec)-- . Jordan-- "' 1 -- Golf Goes to College Jack' Carben't' Big Nine Honors Quarterback ?rank Albert and Fullback Norm Sloane of Ian Francisco will watch brain, and brawn against the Dons' ace passers, Charlie O'Rourke and Schoux. Heading the amateurs on the Glenn Dobbs, and list of early entrants are Dick jarrin' John Kimbrough. Chapman,,arank Stranahan, FeA Los Angeles win would put lice Torza and Harv,ey Ward. the Dons in second place, a step above San Francisco, in the eonference's western division. The 49'ers have won five, lost two and tied one game; Los Angeles has won five and lost three - - Prevails: Jordan Clinches ; iteur v ' I By SANDY Clash Titica1o66-e- 0.. off-sid- '..'aa Girls in Annual t to achieve t e first leg locked in league standings with West nigh with three wins Out of the 1947 honors. hen yesterof six starts. The win gave East day, in the Farmer bowl, they three wins in five attempts and plastered Young Univ rsity footthird spot in league standings. ball hopefuls by th amazing East however has a rained out score of 38-That, after the Cougar kittens, game which will be played next Friday on the Leopard field bad been favorede Bell Pleased against Granite. Coach - Marvin Bell.- former East's score was set up early in the .first period after left Aggie ace quarterback an mas- had tackle Lee Jensen blocked Lin- ter of the coln Sorenson's punt on South's only this to say after the game: a mat 30 yard-striand fell on the "Bobby Adams called pigskin on the 16. George Bean, game, didn't he, and his pasEast tailback, who played a sen- sing was good. We are prou of sational offensive game, scored on the boys." His comment was a gross ntwo end Tuns. Don Kamerath derstatement, however, for d rcoverted. Lightning struck again mo- ing the entire game there was no ments later when South knotted question as to which team was the game, like stomach cramps, better. The Aggies were clearly with a touchdown. In four superior. Wearing the state frosh cessive passes the Cubs moved crown, they will meet Idaho Colthe baU from their own 45 to the lege Greenlings next Friday at score with Sorenson passing to Pocateno. Tom Sherwood, Bob Foster toss- Adams On Leo Adams passed for four toucing to Sherwood, Kay Bernson to Machin, once hitting Dave Mayne and Soren- hdownstwice to Hodges and once to Johansen. son connecting to- Marvin StubJohansen tallied again on a 40- stad, who checked in at the - - THE DESERET 947 Bol Sorenson is applying an effective block for Fenerstein. East won 4 on a safety,. I Lincoln rtsPovnitr 4c-- Saturday, November freshman gri ders are best spinstingling fray, as un- gie in the bee hive s te. predictable( as a A week ago, t ey whipped finished 'the season for South and theloss left the Cubs dead- -, University of Uta Greenlings The News cameraman Ray G. Jones. t Aggiehurp -- ,,,mwksq44q4,t41,4q.Z,,4"a&,a4iszt,VIX,,tJt&itt fours in this football action snapped by - Starting off as though the score would have to be tabulated on a slide rule, both teams scored N.p, PA: yard line. That stand went for naught a moment later when ran the ball from behind their goal line and East's line took over backfield chores-an- d eollected-th- e winning Soutli-ltioglca- ' Feuerstein points. One of those was blasted by a Cub defensive stand on their dne- $60,000 Is Cast- Archie Cochrane chairman of the Midland Roundtable baseball committee said negotiation, for financing the venture which is estimated at around $00,000 will be continued and a working agreement the signed probably with Hollywood Stars of the Pacific 4, Coast League. ) or t k .4,0At opportunities Improvements. ANGELES--(AP- ( I off in chances Smart LOS 40"; .. pe h-- : tt ; 11, Jarvis The ifornta hoping to get Amateur Athletic the Rose Bowl race, and UCLA, basket-playe- rs Union today requested determined, to stay in the runwho lost their ama- - ning, clash today before whit ball gtatus last year for playing may be the largest college foot, with ball crowd of the 1947 season. professional teams to apply the organization for reinstateUpwards of 90,000 were exment pected in Memorial Coliseum. The group, said that players Last Sept: 26 UCLA defeated whose elgibility was still debat- Iowa before 90,109 spectators able could apply through here, largest crowd of the- curtrict commissioners. rent seasor. In- IIPOKANE(AP) ,, ,11;!:k.N. I CtilS011 ' Iy six-da- Bear,-UCLA-Clas- - 1 An Huge Crowds Expected At ) Cageri Urged to Get , I' 1. pay station. After the first period East threatened from South's nine yard line after a nice 28 yard gallop by Sophomore Ben Harries. The Leopards threatened again in the third quarter when an East touchdown pass was nullified by an The final East threat in the fourth period came when Bean and company moved the ball 44 yards in six WHERE. plays to South's one yard-striFOOLISHTIME OUT FOR only to have South hold. On the NESS: The Morticians Glee next play South tried to run Love from behind the goal line to give Club will now sing: S. the "Eciders" their safety chance. Live" To (P. South (1) East (9) Life; I Want le the Mayne Hespes II ,was later barred from Bills it Freeman ; Anderson it union.) Knight - The single dissenting vote stating he felt the city was growing rapidly and that all park space should be held for recreational purposes. The lease calls for owners of the club to spend a minimum of $30,000 on the park including - new seats to accormnodate 3500 persons. new connew lighting, a cessions, 'sprinkling system. a fence surrounding the area and other so '11,011 Tame.4;ath pe BILLINGS COUNCILMEN OKEH PL PARK LEASE - Obo FewScores By LarGoatfli In Hot Battle v Ji r 4 Miich Yoidoge, ,.. a A,,k. ; 4 'N .L 7,11,41 t |
