Show THE OGDEN STAND ABD 6 Li EXAMINEE LJiN - b RING DEFINITIONS LEWIS: A Chicago fight promoter who is trying NATEmake people believe he still thinks there are enough in the world to pay $200000 to see somebody fight saps v Mickey Walker t Joe Jacobs: A director of pugilists who would believe $200000 a very nice price for his heavyweight champion to meet Mickey Walker if he could also bring himself to believe Nate Lewis really meant it Max Schmeling: A heavyweight champion of the world who would love to rest up for an evening by fighting Mickey Walker any place you can think of 1 ' n - - FOR World’ Champions Ready Did You Know That— For Tour To Coast For PINCKERT ERNY Games at Southern halfback Outstanding a of California is v oppose Ogden High in the preliminary game to the unique cage attraction at the Weber gymnasium the evening of VsYW January 6 Ogden and Logan will meet at seven thirty in the first game of the double header One hour later four picked “M” Men’s teams will each play one quarter 'W r McPherson Jack Sharkey: One of the managers of Ernie Schaaf Tommy Loughran: An old gentleman who keeps wandering into the ring by mistake going to the wrong corner between rounds and asking please for a place to sit down where he can think things over Ernie Schaaf: An ambitious young man with a chin strangely reminiscent of Knute Hansen’s the against world’s championship Henry’s five of Wichita Kan Three of the “M” men’s teams have been selected and the name of by way JUST NICE PEOPLE Leon See: A twentieth century Phineas T Bamum who is about to be chiseled out of his wooly horse by certain expert cauliflower Logan High coached carpenters Burns Crookston always trots by Will Duffy: One of the aforeout a casaid artisans and one who would pable cage machine The Grizzlies of the new season promise plenty chisel the smile off the face of the of competition in the Cache divisMona Lisa if left alone with the lady ion for seven minutes Primo Camera: The wooly horse Ogden will meet the Loganites at to whom a bagful of oats is much Logan Saturday night of this week better than a kick in the pants Coach Dick Kapple of the Tigers lt Pa Stribling: A genial announced today tumThe “Orange Streaks” will congentleman from Georgia whoconfusbled into a lot of money by duct regular workouts this week in ing the ideas of acrobatics and pugpreparation for the battle with Loilism next week and in preparation gan Double Yell Stribling: A pretty for the new league season fair fighter who fell victim to Pa’s Pretty sharp— and quite a shooter Weir and Lehman look like confusion of ideas too! That’s Helen Hicks above first string forwards at Ogden the queen of America's golfers Helen with the colorful Bill KinnerHigh at LOVES TO HELP OUT likes to shoot the elusive birdie on center Captain Dale Anderson and A commissioner: politician the Boxing range as well as on Joe Fowler will probably start the who would have you declared world the trapshooting course She is shown here game at the guard golf positions champion for a box of cigars strolled out to pop a few Tickets for the unusual court who as she Lido at fashionable Judges: A couple of fellows the traction will go on sale Tuesday targets at the wear sit ringglasses usually club on Long Island From requests already made the side and always manage to see a Country twin event will probably attract a fight differently from everyone else crowd capacity in the houseKnockout: An ancient custom dat- VON STARS ing back to the period immediately WICHITA 28 — An Kan Dec following the war That’s aggregation! Jack Dempsey: A young fellow e naHenry’s of Wichita who is Just beginning to learn the BIG YEAR IN tional A A U basketball champion value of money which plays four “M” men’s teams Jack Kearns: The fellow who beat at Ogden on January' Jack Dempsey out of the world’s Seven of the nine men on the Philat heavyweight championship GOLF squad have been picked on either back adelphia a few years the first or second A A U Gene Tunney: A country gentlefives during their colorful serious a man who once had fight The reason the other two with Harry Greb and who later read Utahn Collects Fancy Sum careers haven’t is that they are college ft book who are playing their who Just graduates A In For writer: Contests person Sport season in A A U competition first ' laughs United States Several of the Clothiers have been selected twice on the BUSY DALRYMPLE SALT LAKE CITY Dec 28— team which is selected following the Gerald Dalrymple end at Tulane only has to work in (UP) —Even in these days of de- national tournament at Kansas City a restaurant sell goods in a depart- pression the income of a “business Berry Dunham and Floyd Burke ment store peddle office supplies man golfer” is something to envy guards and Melvin Miller and Ross e investiGeorge “Gix” Von Elm the only McBurney forwards are help a firm of lawyers in write sports articles for “business man golfer” in the United selections gation work mow lawns fire a few States — the term is his— has revealJohnny (Wonder Boy) Callahan newspapers aft- ed that his gross income for 1931 the high school kid who played so furnaces and pursue his studies now and the last three months for 1930 sensationally last season at a guard er which he can play football was $32403 position Tom Piekell and then Moral: Football players are making an awful mistake by not Von Elm has won $12403 in tourn- inch center and Tex Gibbons vetament play and collected approxi- eran forward have each been sebeing college editors lected once mately $20000 in exhibition matches He collected prize money in the Los Dunham Miller and " McBurney DEMPSEY’S LEGS Jack Dempsey training for a Angeles open the Agua Caliente have been the mainstays of the comeback is getting the benefit of open —his largest prize $6951— the team during its championship seaa terrific ballyhoo but is notarequite St Paul open United States open sons Miller is hailed as one of the fit San Francisco open and Pasadena two best forwards in independent legs ready to say that hisbout Moral: open circles He is a sensational shot and for a championship aside from the income tiling up a remarkable record for Too many men know how to fight Entirely and run away and live to fight an- from actual playing Von Elm reap- baskets scored in the team’s wested several thousand dollars from ern tour last year other day other occupations which are in a With the addition of Piekell who sense entwined with his “business has developed into one of the greatDEMPSEY’S DOUGH While Dempsey is wondering how golf” est pivot men in the game and the a out in hold would his 'return of Floyd Burke plus the adlegs long wonof Grove and Kincaid the dition boxing affair he probably is too how much longer his two best deringaccount collegians in Kansas last would have held out bank team expects to win its the year if he had kept on at his practice consecutive championship No third open of letting it slip through team ever has done that but the hands Moral: It was always fair Clothiers believe they have the powWORK HARD weather as long as Dempsey’s legs er fo do it would hold together Nine men will be' carried on the tour which will take the team to Scrimmage Carded With the coast being the pretty fair cartoonist San Bernardino buster has a job all lined up on a Los Angeles paper after graduation he has been chief cartoonist for the year book' and for Pigskin a pamphlet sold at the games Emy is chief hodcarrier in the 10 for the Trojans games on the regular schedule a he played 481 minutes little more than three periods of every game and he 60 a with minutes long played Captain Stan Williamson 4n the game with St Mary’s California and Notre Dame against Stanford Erny only played 58 minutes and 50 IN ELM HAS national TED HEX ski champion in AHE i ONlM 1 Rex left Chicago Sunday and Tuesday In 1930 Rex represented will arrive in Ogden sometime on - rW Detroit in the national championship events and last year he wore the colors of Reno The CHICAGO COBS' Grimm Repeats Earl Adams Is Best Third Sacker X ‘ Charlie cue& ing the 1932 events Salt Ogden Lake Los Angeles recenXv REMOVED WHlIMfSr” "mis 2LLEge AA Golden Bobcats Will Face Wildcat Court Aggregation ed EVENTS PETROLLE all-Amer- ica ‘ all-Amer- all-Amer- ica six-foot-- IVESTERNTEAM AT souWflislN FIE Olympic Club Eleven At San Francisco IN' FORM SAN FRANCISCO Dec 28— (AP) —The western squad in training for the annual shrine east-we- st charity game here New Year’s day planned to get its first scrimmage club team today against the Olympic of San Francisco ' ‘ f scrimmage Coaches Percy NEW YORK Dec 28— (AP)— The and Dana Bible said would Locey National dominated Southpaws weather permits The if held be sea1931 during the reveal league pitching forcast was “unbureau weather averages official son the settled” three the In point of effectiveness are The westerners braving mud leaders in the older circuit all Carl worked out in Berkeley stadium and Walker Bill southpaws— Giants yesterday morning butonduring the Hubbell of the New York afternoon concentrated plays and Braves Boston of the and Ed Brandt in the gymnasium DurWalker pitching 329 innings al- formations ing the morning session Bud Tos-calowed 226 runs Per nine innings - ana a St Mary’s halfbacjc-wo- n 265Hubbell was second with 65 yards from seven of run the of Back speed 292 with third Brandt Huf-forthree southpaws trailed three right- other backfield ofmen Merle andd Washington University handers Heinie Meinie Pittsburg St Louis Nick Bican Olympic - club center 298 Sylvester JohnsonFitzsimmons were chosen captains of the west Fred and 300 NATIONAL LOOP ni Giants 305 On the basis of games won and lost Paul Derringer rookie rightCardinals hander of the St Louisrecord of 18 was the leader with a His defeats victories and eight teammate Bill Hallahan was runner-up with 19 and 9 Hallahan in addition to tying Meinie and Jim Elliott of the Phillies for the most games worn 19 struck out the most batsmen 159 and made the walked the most 112 most wild pitches 11 Walker pitched the most shutouts 6 Elliott appeared in the most games 52 ’and allowedof the most the Cinruns 138 Red Lucas most comcinnati Reds pitched the Johnson 24 Silas and plete games Reds lost the most 19 also of the Meinie pitched the most innings 284 and faced the greatest numHis teamber of batsmen 1202 mates Larry French allowed the most hits 301 Jack Quinn ancient Brooklyn hurler finished the most games 29 thereby tying the league record set by Lloyd Davies of New York in 1923 -- team At Stanford the eastern squad under Coaches Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley confined itself to the gymnasium The coaches said they were impressed with the particularly showing of Clark Hinkle of Buck-ne- ll who in scrimmage has been making' long : drives through the ' ’ line " : Competition Looms In Tennis Contests -- ' BALTIMORE 28— (AP)— Dec The battle for national titles in the junior and boys’ divisions of the United States Lawn Tennis association today hit a faster tempo as play front approached the quarter-finMatches started Saturday and the winners will be crowned New Year’s day Mark Hecht of the University of Pennsylvania numbered one seeded player in the junior classification and the defending champion continued on liis winning ways elimALL TOGETHER inating another player in second Second (to battered boxer): The round competition yesterday crowd’s wiv yer Basher Play started: with 46 in the juwish I was wiv them nior class players under 18 and 40 I Pugilist: — in the boys’ group players under 15 -- L The-Humori- al 1 at By GAYLE TALBOT obstacle 87 Associated Press Sports Writer (jETTiMS BURLEIGH NEW YORK Dec 28— (AP) — One of the principal reasons for the CAN) POT A UJAUA WAUA lUAStt St Louis Cardinals spectacular AU4eTte£MA1 FIVE SYlimt drive to the top of the baseball world is seen in the official fielding "TeAM The FLOOR: Fl AriD averages of the National league for FbfcuAUDS U)£ST OR 1931 released today fiuus GEMfeR Hove amp Robb guards The champions chief exponents of the revived brand of fast “inside” miTchell suggested by hSkermani baseball made up for any deficiency MAiJA&IKiG UoP&R-LUMt)WP BUUFllM at bat by leading the league in at-clfielding with a fine average of 9737 for the season Sparky Adams third sacker was the only individual leader among the world champions At that St Louis barely nosed out the New York Giants likewise new game devotees of the who finished the year with a team two-timmark of ’9735 It is significant that the two best fielding clubs were one-tw- o in the final league standing The Cincinnati Reds though last in club standing ran a strong third Colorful Event Booked FRANK WARD outstanding in basketball at Monin collective fielding with 9726 and IN tana State who plays here on Tuesday Evening At tied their own major league record with 194 double plays They also Tuesday night with the GoldWeber Gymnasium en Bobcats Ward won The completed one of the season’s two Standard-Examin- er gold Ogden in the Phillies turning triple plays Montana’s Golden Bobcats forwatch for being the outstandthe other mer Rocky Mountain conference ing junior college court star Chicago and-- Boston ran virtually will put in an appeara Jaysee tournament champions during a dead heat for fourth in fielding ance NEW YORK Dec 28— (AP)— here a few years ago He Is a early Tuesday for their headwith marks of 97257 and1 97256 re- line event New York light in with Welterweights courtier evening Tuesday polished spectively Brooklyn finished at 969 Weber college at the Weber gymin Chicago and Milheavyweights 968 with and Pittsburg Philadelphia nasium The Bobcats are staging waukee they’re the headliners of last with 366 this week’s national fistic program a tour of Utah Idaho and MonBoston had the distinction of tana meeting outstanding fives of Billy Townend sensational Vantwo-timcouver welterweight battles the placing two leading fielders at their various communities Fred Maguire The contest in Ogden has attractrespective positions Fargo veteran Billy Petrolle in the er in Madison top paced the regular second basemen ed unusual interest Three memwith an average of 976 and Bpb bers of the colorful aggregation Square garden Wednesday night Townsend has been a consistent 4 x Worthington serving his first full played in Ogden some years ago was steadterm in the majors the winner in recent months was the scene of the when At Chicago on the same iest outfielder in the league with an annual Ogden tournament college junior ten light heavyweights will be night average of 988 He muffed only ' Frank Ward O Ward and Cat paired off as the National Boxing asthree out of 253 chances Thompson all stars of the first orsociation continues its search for Charlie Grimm Chicago’s veteran der are well known to local court an outstanding challenger to meet was first baseman the only player lovers Maxie Rosenbloom to lead his department in fielding The Golden Bobcats intact to the At Milwaukee on Friday Rosen for the second straight year His reserve power reecntly drubbed the bloom himself will tackle Dave Maler average of 993 barely beat that of 1932 Montana State five in four of Milwaukee in a ten-rounonBoston's Earl Sheely with 992 consecutive games title engagement Sheely along with Maguire will Thompson and Ward were named Other leading shows this week be with minor league clubs next for honors twice durwill be held in Oakland Calif and season Their hitting didn’t match ing their collegiate careers These Mexico City At the former Max their fielding in Manager McKech-nie’- s two experts are said to be back in Baer Livermore heavyweight takes their old time form opinion on Arthur Dekuh big New York considered by some Although he finished the season in BrickasBreeden Italian on Wednesday In Mexione of the greatest guards the bad graces of Manager McGraw critics co City on Friday ridel La Barba Frank Hogan enjoyed a great year in the Rockies is back at his guard Los Angeles featherweight encounbehind the bat for the Giants Play- post with the veterans ters the Mexican bantamweight ing in 113 games the big fellow Weber college courtiers engaged in champion Baby Arix Arizmendi compiled an average of 996 to tie a lengthy workout today in prepthe league record set by Vernon aration for their test with the BobCoach Merlon Stevenson Clemons at St Louis in 1922 dem- cats on’s record was made in 63 games drilled his men at the Weber gymTony Cuccinello of Cincinnati set nasium and pronounces his squad In UCLA a new record for double plays by a fine form for the clash Tuesday second baseman with a total of 128 evening displacing the old mark of 126 set “Ogdenites will have a chance to LOS ANGELES Dec 28— (UP)— by Fred Maguire at Chicago in 1928 cast their optics at one bf the Victorious by a 39 to 27 score in the Earl Adams of St Louis with the greatest teams of all time in the first game of the Series Saturday leader among the third basemen Rockies when the Bobcats show IN night the Utah State Aggie bas with 963 and Travis Jackson of here” said Coach Stevenson today ketball team will engage the Uni the Giants led the league’s short“Our men are in fine form and versity of California at Los Angeles of stops with 970 are spirfour for periods ready Bruins again tonight at the OlymNEW 28— Dec YORK (AP)— finished the Twenty-si- x will ited play The starting lineup pitchers auditorium two Max defenses pic season with perfect averages but not be determined until game time” Schmeling plans of his heavyweight championship Unless the Bruins get their of By SIDNEY B WHIPPLE the leadership went to Bob Smith this year the first definitely fense clicking better than in the Pinch Hitting ror Henry McLemore Chicago right-hand- er who handled game they seemed doomed Dec 28— (UP)— 63 chances withoutra bobble Clise NEW YORK against either Jack Dempsey or Jack opening to take another beating Captain Unlike the Democratic apd Repub- Dudley of Philadelphia handled 53 GRID Sharkey in June or September And Dick Linthicum sharpshooting forthe promoter In each case will be lican conventions the meetings of Eppa Dixey Cihcinnati southpaw ward was able to cage only a sinMadison Square Garden the brotherhood of football coaches veteran completed his third straight field goal Saturday and officials are held at the same season without a miscue Articles for the Miami match with gleThe Utah boys easily outclassed time in the same city probably as 4 tomorWalker be will either signed counter-irritan- ts Bruins Saturday staging a rally to each other row or: Wednesday says Joe Jacobs the the opening-o- f the second half The rules committee goes into manager of Schmeling They will at Bruins were never able to apthe session here this week as usual decall for a bout the last proach termined to make the game so safe Allsop Utah Aggie week In February The exact date forward Captain was the and sane that it could be played outstanding playwill be fixed later er on the court flashing an excelby teams representing the home for Arrangements for the second lent floor game and scoring 12 HERBERT W BARKER decayed gentlewomen or the Misses By CHICAGO Dec 28— (UP)— The (Associated Press Sports Writer) match necessarily will have to await points Bingle’s school for tiny tots the outcome of the battle of Miami on date for the final bout of the midthe other coaches hand The Dec 28— (AP)— Jacobs NEW YORK and the garden however seek to keep the game masculine dleweight championship tournament Football is feeling a bit low as it with and try to hold the officials down between Gorilla Jones Akron Ohio always does at this time of year plan to open - negotiations to adding only such regulations as negro and Oddone Piazza Italy has and the physicians have gathered Dempsey around May 1 proposing will prevent assault in thefirst de- been set for January 20 at Milwau- around to see what can be done a match In June If Dempsey asks -for a little more time In which to gree unlawful use of firearms and kee the National Boxing associa- about it tion announced today - The bout The physicians— coaches officials get into condition the match will be mayhem over until September If all CHICAGO Dec 28 — (UP) — Finally they compromise by add- previously28 had been scheduled for and college athletic heads— gather- held to get Dempsey into line Frank X Shields of New York and efforts January ing something like this: ing for the annual meetings of the The winner will be recognized as eastern football officials’ association should fail then Schmeling plans to John Van Ryn of Philadelphia Davis cup tennis players will arrive Section 32 water wings: champion by the N B A the national football coaches’ asso- give Sharkey a “shot” at the title Article 1 Players shall not be ciation and the national collegiate Award of the Walker match to here tomorrow morning for their charity matches at the Chicago stapermitted to wear water wings helspondent The happy charm that athletic association already have Miami ends a hot ium gas bags or other lifting de- lies within thieir letters to the sports proposed informally a few changes fight in which' Los Angeles and Chi- dium tomorrow night Vines of Pasadena Cal vices editor is a matter of joy to one per- designed to remove some of the haz- cago were the other bidders A Ellsworth ‘ and Article 2 Halbergs battle axes mitted to read them Thus in to- ards of the game week ago Chicago seemed to have national singles champion and chain mail shall not be worn night’s mail “and please use MonThere has been a widespread de- won out but negotiations between George Lott of Chicago also will or carried conspicuously mand for rule changes as a result Jacobs and Nate Lewis of the Chi- take part in the matches Vines day and oblige” is the following: of the nearly 50 deaths charged to cago stadium broke down ' when arrived Saturday and has been pracHalf newdistance from the welter“Lou Brouillard the Penalty: the goal line to the gentleman in weight champion of the world has football this season the U' of Jacobs a $50000 guaran- ticing dally- - with Lott at ' seat 4 row 22 section 9 who has made his 1932 resolution and that is Most of the suggestions have been tee thatdemanded Chicago the Illinois boxing laws of remove to his bottle the to be a fighting champion It’s a designed dangers just dropped would be amended to permit noble gesture and will help in the the kickoff and its attendant posbouts He declined to sign adjustment of taxes affecting the If these meetings were anything uplift of boxing and help to make sibility of the wedge form of inter- Schmeling to a ela?pionship" de- Caliente race track like the annual parliaments of the the new year one of the best in the ference Horsemen are awaiting an offifense a at shorter route baseball industry we would expect business of boxing “Rabbit punches” by defensive announcement from the border cial 4 “So in the offing there Is a couple linemen have been blamed for some somethnlg like this: club and it is expected one will be De&n Christian Gauss" owner of of fine matches In view for the fans Injuries and it has been suggested within the next day or two made the Princeton Tigers announced to- during the early part of the incom- that the defensive linemen be forin Mexican taxes to have Increase day that Princeton will be with- ing year The future is what bidden to use his hands on the head become effective Christmas day was drawn from the Three league has instilled the spirit of contest or neck of a charging rivaL one of the reasons for closing the : next year and thatBig the club will as- in both Petrolle and Townsend and These and other changes will be plant sume a vacant franchise in the each to perform hard work every day discussed at the meetings of all Caliente of intention the is the It three’s three organizations in preparation for their ten-rouAQUA CALIENTE" Mexico Dec Jackey club to reopen January 1 Gauss has asked vjalvers on five mill” 28— (UP) —James N Crofton presi- but in the meantime they are trylinemen and six backs old mill as we have nicknamed our dent- of the Agua Caliente jockey ing to get things lined up 4o they ' It is the future that instills in us club was in Mexicali-todaconfer- can overrate on a profitable basis The ingenousness of prize f ighters’ a similar spirit of contest and each typewriter with Augustin Qlachea govern- This may mean elimination of stakes ring managers always has been a matter of us to perform hard work like Courage lads Only a week now or of the northern district of Baja and a general revision of operatof amazed delight to your corre writing this column each day on our to Colonel McLemore’s return California in an effort to reach an ing costs it was reported so-call- colorful eastern star has been in training for seven weeks now and hopes to push Alftitle-dur-Engen for the ASAJHSTTRB ! MTfiE'tAST all-Amer- ica 1930 may wear Ogden’s colors in the 1932 tournaments sponsored by the Western America Winter Sports association E R Alton general chairman of the Ogden chamber of commerce winter sports committee announced today FIELDING ALL-AMERI- N Lake Program To Open Schedule Big Field To Compete BURUEISH ay - TITLE EVENTS Salt IN NATIONAL ’ well-bui- GCMPlROllER OF SvJSRlflMORE totlBSE POU'a TuEBRSKeT TRICK To T5KS PIS Vooi3 SOW To FC6I8AU- - GAMES'- - CARDS FIRST the fourth team will be announced today A special committee is making the selections from teams in M men’s play in Ogden only n vssmi f BT3 Double Header to Ted Rex Slated For Local Ski Position Attract Crowd At FORMER CHAMP We b er Gymnasium PREPARED hoop- school high Logan were named today to PLUS PEGGY JOYCE TOO Jimmy Johnston: Big shot of Madison Square garden who would not offer $200000 for Max Schmeling to right a round robin with Mickey Walker Charles Retzlaff Steve Hamas Stanley Poreda Strangler Lewis and Aimee Semple MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 28 1931 mFwe - - - - MIT FEATURE ica ten-round- : six and Lake Tahoe “I’m in fine shape and ’rarin’ for competition” Rex wired the' sports department of The Standard-Examiner The “midget” Jumper will take part In the Salt Lake tournament on New Year’s day along with the other professionals Becker hill will be placed in ideal condition for the two-da- y tournament January 9 and 10 All of the professionals will practice here daily starting next Monday in preparai tion for the finals The pros may invade Denver the week after the Ogden carnival for a two-da- y performance They are scheduled at Los Angeles January 29 30 and 31 “Transportation matters other details concerning the show and the final selection of a pro to represent Ogden will be made this week” said E R Alton today “We anticipate a fine season1 for the ski boys Ogden’s hill in Og- den canyon will be placed in read-- i in ess for the jumpers and indications point to a successful two-da- y event “The dog derby will be staged In February in 1932 instead of during the time the ski jump is featured This system we believe will work out much better “We have already received word from seven mushers and they are all eager to return to Ogden Dean Hanna of Ashton won the event last season" Although the exact time for the ski program has not been announcty ed It is probable that o’clock each day will be decided upon Ogden plans to send a delegation of winter sports boosters to Salt Lake this week-en- d for the tournament sponsored by the Utah ski club and the Western America Winter Sports association ' j 3 i - - two-thir- nd all-Amer- ica CHAMP READY Utah Aggies Meet Five Again TO TAKE PART Today’s Sport 0l35 F LAST CJ TT S OUGHT (By The Associated Press) NEW ORLEANS — Jose Estrada of Mexico City and Tony Anglian® of New York drew (10) uA mean cold yesterday gone fedayl! 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