| Show I t 7 q t - I THE SALT tAKE TRIEVNE -- - Sunday December 23 1951 137 - I H t1 4 ' 1 k t t I ! It 111 S9 It I r0w s C 0 lh 1 e Today for 4i 4 I Olympic Skiing Aces AaTive for Holiday - ' I L) Li 11 1°— - — - - BRALNS VSt BRAWN West Grid Club Favored In Annual Shrine Duel '":' Snow Aplenty ' Falls for Sunday Sport -- - ''Ata ' of the local Rams are expected to witness the contest the annual :big one that climaxes the regolar season Over T The game will be televised nationally over the Dumont Network with Southern California blacked out and radio broadcast over the Liberty Broadcasting System The air programs start at I:45 pm (MST) the game - ' -i 1-1- g $ --1 ?day for the National League LOS ANGELES Dee :0 The two titans of the 1951 prod 'championship renewing a bitter lessional football e a mp a I g !title clash staged one year ago Seventy thousand or more fans Cleveland and Los Angeles collide in Memorial Coliseum Sun-- 1 i most of them rabid followers :Saturday for the holiday season The boys who will wear the I 'red white and blue shields duriolt I ng the coming Olympics are Jack N ' ''s'Nt Reddish and Darrell (Pinky) Robi- 1 f w '':ir ' son both of Salt Lake City r Other Members or' of r With some other members 1 ± SKI REPORT the team who will compete in I ' ' 4 '''' '' downhill and slalom events they " t have been getting Instruction and ' ''''' ! ' ' ' conditioning from Emile Allais 1 the Olympic team coach The Utahns returned home for i 1 the Christmas season and will continue their training on the i I 1 slopes They will 't ' York and I Join New to City fly otiiiiiamal V '' to team of the rest the going If you are a deep snow skier1 4 Suzy Harris Rytting - Leaves Europe 13 Sunday should be your meat i Allais who has coached French next week for European meets The benevolent weatherman (to Canadian and Chilean teams 4 It II skiers that is) has dropped a is considered one of the world's cover of that white Igreatest teat ' ------- ' : ' stuff over the Ile developed the French paral' -area And similar gobs elsewhere lel technique and has many st : Only be got a little too en- world records to his credit Ills t 't thusiastic up Logan way Too training has helped some Euro1 much heavy snow caused a slide pean teams win and rate ext In Logan Canyon blocking off the tremely high in international Beaver Bowl area from the slat competition st artists in Cache Valley The road Palish Styles v I At least two champions will r commission is working on the During the praetice sessions em' block but it was doubtful late phasis was placed on developing the compete next Sunday in the t 3 team members' Squaw Valley !Olympic fund ski jumping tour-- I Saturday that the route would Wit selected for"legs" i training because of nament at Ecker Hill in Parley's ' be opened t the long runs available and Reddish t said Allah had the team members Canyon Sunday Summary Entries for the two Jay Barrus up and down those runs several ! A brief summary of conditions times a day and Dick Moench class A and The rest of the time was anent 1B "' expected Sunday follow: ' Landes jump titleholders were -r ss i slalom I polishing up technique ' Generally it will be cloudy The former European 4 -- ' ace opened !announced Saturday by Frank : ' with intermittent snowstorms up his bag of tricks and showed the Rasmusssen who is serving as l040' " ' team how to clip an 'instant" here - reports the weatherman Tem- and ---- 33 a !cochairman of the tournament a ts3 33 an "instant" there—and those peratures will be above normal instants are precious when with Pony Vorse president of Snow depth at Alta is 60 in races are won mighty or lost by fractions of the Intermountain Ski Assn Back From Rigorous Ski Drill seconds 13 in new Lifts will run with Robison left and Jack Reddish members of U S Darrell Allah s didn't alter the technique IProceeds from the tournament (Pinky) road will be opened (if no new of any of the team members but will go to the Utah Olympic Ski ski team have returned from training at Squaw Valley snow falls) some slopes will be showed them how to "polish up" !Fund Committee which must Olympic closed No touring Chains nee- - for the races send Utah's three Allais also tsill give the team in- !raise $3000 to BEST OF essary valuable aid with waxing—a factor Imembers of the U S Olympic Brighton depth 65 in with that often wins or loses ski races 'Ski Committee to the games observers said the U S team beavy cover of new snow Lifts Some $3000 Needed a lot of points in the '4$ games road open (if no new lost —running because of Inadequate waxing Utah's ' assessment Is Olympic snow falls) Chains necessary $2000 ' Traveling expenses for Tough Competition Snow Basin After the training sessions were the trio Suzy Harris Bytting Snow Basin Snow eompleted Allies Ogden said he thought Jack Reddish and Darrell Robiwill do much better son will raise the total to almost depth 72 in with 24 in new the '52 skiers CIIICAGO Dec 22 tf—Ferris the 300 mark last season '48 than the group snow Lift running every day But he emphasized the competi- $3000 according to AL A (Bud) Roy Fain swinger of with 17 hi 1950 during the week except Tuesday lion will he plenty tough lie expects Keyser Jr chairman of the funds the Philadelphia Reddish Robinson In advised fourth Jack chains that Boa(' open spot with 218 was Nagel committee lAthletics Saturday formally was Goodwin and Dick Buek the Park City Snow Park snow !Verne Drive to raise the funds has Ted Boston's Williams a four downhill and slalom aces on the crowmed 1951 American League depth 46 in heavy wet new team will take at lease two or almost reached the half-watime champion with finest the champion snow cover Roads fairly good 'three" of the top 10 places In the mark Hefty contributions of batting mark of his career 344 slalom giant slalom and downhill Lift will operate Sunday 1$500 each from Salt Lake City Harris t Andrea Mead Suzy r e surprising fourth-placRytting 404440voforV The State Highway Patrol and Lawrence and Jannette Burr are ca- and Salt Lake County plus eon: L' nceled to be the backbone of the Jributions from several clubs in Chicago Nklite Sox took the team Forest Service asks that '' i team Mrs Rytting has traffic be curtailed between womens and Idaho has gotten the swat crown with 270 been sharpening up for more than 1Utah ' a drive how-'evto 3:30 and 5:30 pm except in a month Fain a off The fair start fancy on the Utah slopes less than a week remains fielding first sacker won by 18' 1: Great things are expected from ' emergency cases ' her and the easterners who showed to collect the ' ' 7 ':' total and any eon points over Orestes Minoso sen--I 7:' up well In European competition last ' I' ':-' year and have developed greatly In tributions will be welcomed Key- - sational rookie of the W lute Sox I :::::: set said International competition who had 326 according to official ' statiAics released by league i Sings Praises Will Match Funds Mgt Engl a noted U & ski In' headquarters A Salt Laker who wishes to Istructor now at Sun Valley analyzed ' Rivals who went to the plate - 14i the U S team and said he thinks keep his name out of the picture I '?r far oftener might have regarded! "our boys and girls will do very well has offered to match ' any indi- It Fain's ' I in the Alpine events s Lehi 56 Grantsville 40 when he break" They have the vidual contribution of "lucky more or $50 now and had have the benefit 1' ability on first Loh! a Granhvills foot fractured stomping to the fund of some International experience" f ' 3 1 7 13 Anderson' 3315 In this regard he was speaking of Largos Sponsors of the jumping tour- base in '' Wallwri 2 1 1 5 Suzy Andrea Jack and George Mac2 2 0 D Ancieraos almost! Inactive Fain That kept 4 3 15 Naylor ::1 Kulhang 1213 Omber all of whom were on the nament hope proceeds from the 1 I 0 3 Brown Stma 4 5 3 13 1948 event will give the drive a big a month but be resumed in time 1 3 2 4 Esholta IleStay 2 1 1 5 ished team InThat year Reddish finto finish with 425 thereby i sixth the slalom—the highest boost 0 0 0 0 Nelson 1 0 Adamson B minimum ever attained by an American ski 1 0 0 2 tilt Penrod I 4 2 narrus who Is a student at the topping the 400-' 54annmt 4 1 1 9 ace Univentity of Utah is expected to required for title consideration c Robinson 2 0 0 0 out that a change top the list of Class A entrants lie He banged 146 hits for 200 bases Jolley 0 0 0 0 onEngl pointedrules Olympic AndArroon 0 0 0 undoubtedly will hold a Over Gordon Despant aid the C S team This time there who lastvictory hlinoso was up 530 times while ' A '!f:' '' - '" week said he would try 14111140 5450 Totals are three gold medal events—down2131 LI ' t Detroit! Kell the third at takeoff big George Utll place niter Otherl Crantsvtila 4 17 32 40 hill slalom and " giant slalom and the A Jumpers in addition to those two 1''t Lehr 17 22 39 56 Tiger third sacker and 1949 cham-- ! combined Alpine title has been elimi- who have entered so Don are far B s A in 298 nated This means that the racers Williams and Al Ortre batting pion had Cyprus 39 Lichfield 32 I' i 1 Lf-- by Jim England Two Utah ski aces who would like nothing better for Christmas than a 'delayed visit from Santa Claus with a couple of Olympic gold medals arrived in Salt Lake i 1 I1 443 Cleveland Club Guns for Sixth Crown Against Rivals in Los Angeles Battle 1 k o i i n c itself at 2 p Cleveland's mighty and seem imory Louisiana State head teeth ingly invincible Browns will be SAN FRANCISCO Dee 22 (UT) i chief of the Rebel staff for the 'shooting for their aixth straight battle of and —It will be the age-ol-d gamc took time out froln his pear- title triumph in pro history tic drills to turn his attention to versus the the single-win!rival Yankee eoarhea who have been Coach Paul Brown's Browns won t In the 'Shrine oortog optimism all over the plate ifour straight championships in next this Saturday—with "I've been reading a lot whit the game northern coaches have said about not the now extinct difference: down tn lop a ball game Conference None of the coaches on either !coming Bahl the chtet of the southern genin what side will be able to protest about eral start !And lastwasDecember as sweet a victory looked at their miter anti they lack of talent It will be strictly to be proud of itut If as the club will ever celebrate flatter of gray matter over I"'Eve 'squadthey're going to have a the Browns outpointed Los An brawn in this one Italsulk they're due for a rude in the final 23 seconds of slA akening" Jess Nefly f Rice Is head coar'h decision the game for a of the western squad and the club swill use the Ifs able and the NFL pennant are of OklaBud Wilkinson assistants I That game was staged In freezhome and Red Sanders of U C A The fly in Inn' ointment is the tart ing weather in Cleveland Sanders teaches the single wine that This one unless the weatherand admits he doesn't know a thins man proves inaccurate will be "In fact some people claim the 'played under ideal conditions records prove that I not only don't Cleveland winner of the Arnett know how In operate the T says can Conference crown in a walkaSanders but I dont know how to stop IL" way with a record of one defeat The eastern single wing ir111 are victories is ROCK SPRINGS (Special) — and 11 straight Tues McLaughry of Dartmouth and Rams by to take the favored Clarence aliggiel Munn of Michigen Jordan High School Class A some six State l points For the first time In yeara the champion from Utah won the The Rams usually unpredictrMillt IS the underdog In the bettine—as mirth as 14 points Mow- - i Rock Springs Invitational cage able and often speetacular in the ever the club la undaunted won the "We have to give away about 13 tourney here Saturday night by wildest fashion have pounds to the lean to the big west-- 1 defeating Ogden 4623 In the National Conference title three ernera" said Munn but we are mak- finals straight years ine rood progress Our bnys have Won Once adapted themselves to the pass plaJordan downed Friday night ters' very well" came tiP to the Twice they and Ogden beat The passing so tar for the That Casper mostist has been done by Prineeton'a battle and twice championship Rock to 4832 earn the Springs Dick Karmaier Bill Putich of Michilost The then powerful i they gan and Al Drow of Michigan State finals berth J4444140 The aerial stuff for 0044 Eagies beat them !Philadelphia 4 P the western squad la being hendled 1 1 3 Vrlawit 3 0 4 (Tham3iott in the mud bere in 1949 14--0 by Quarterback' Ed Brown of 2 10 2 4 butnottt McCleary of San and Leynta's I 5 4 10400 0 4 4 4 And (414 then there 14 113 the Cleve-!lanDon Klosterman Thee fellows both' I 3 I I 1)44 2 Illamuwon I 5 at Lkos are fine passers And they have fine An1r118 8 el 12 in 1950 heartbreak 2 1 3 1 lianuqa atiwide 3 a 3 receivers In Billy lion ton of Rt 3 1 3 Move 141 1 Los Angeles won eight games termed by Neely as the 'best cel0 Thema& 3 4 thaw llegiate end pine Dort Hutson" John :and lost four the first one to ----Thomas Oregon State and Soney t 33 223 To1112 17 311 ICIeveland In a contest that set 1 S 13 netioql t McCurry also front Rice 13 33 43 the Browns off on their Jyrdaa ' Kentucky vs Texas winning streak DALLAS Dee 22 as a match The shapes up mnves into Texas Surreday and Cotton duel between the best offensive Bowl fever starts rising team in the N F L and the finest The Southeastern Corifererree eels who meet Tease Christian here outfit as far as scoring defensive in the leth annual Cotton bowl Jan! is concereed football show Stl doe to arrive In i liouston In Coach Joe Stydatars Oams hey'll reKansa 76 Sonthern California Si main there until Friday atoll they rolled up In points this iLeasont oitontort 74 Neat Nark AC Ad come to Dallas torlitarn tel 'Temple 41 highest in the league The Browri Texas Chrtstien Southwest ConferN t U ttitiattottia nce champion won't come here until allowed only 12L3 the 1oWe4 Potralo 61 liteatetn 4prip are The Christiana 74 31 Natter Vereleyan Utmost's' IL Saturdey only figure miles from Dallas-Bu- t d Viratnia 91 fork 74 lAilliato and Diary 46 Plittateirob the first feature of Cetton Rowe Dueling too will bei the 44 Ittrototare Ti Cornera week in Dallas le a basketball tournestirs of the rivals tall 70 quarterback Pa rnent In vshich the 'Vt members of Akron N thanttrin And Capt Bob NIVaterneld 94 the local the Southwest Confervece and Vanjtcia 44 Tenneatiort 80 Yore114ot 0 temple Ct Idols boasting the best passing derbilt of the Southeastern Conferenee JayNert 64 LtrA Adams SC compete record this fall: erni Automatic fiC Itetroit 'tech 54 Alton This tournament opens Wednesday Inoiana fttl haricot State 76 1070r11106) Otto Graham N tathirattin ptveland's nteht Texas Christian winner of Minnemota SI seven out of eight garnet and Vanwho 10 Scranton 44 &elm' third in the iotre flame al Pt allia TS derbilt unbeaten In six tames and statistics colyfmn and the best Vmoil 70 144411 61 item only nuttedkw rtght over Rice Waantestod bL LAM! At "WNW State In field geraeralship in leading of the Southwest Conferenre $46 will be cofaverttee eitheugh they his team 13 the top PI Div 44ccNYrt 57 60 Ion vol will be In the sem bracket Good Bassers Prat 61 Iowa Suite 67 e CU11011 luiarta North VS South - Both teams are v irards in CI A en twAvor S wrTcomERT Ala Dee 21 (N9 ashinflon S CIO in Montano 40 the overhead game Fans can Netatia 74 1 alifornis Poly 51 —"You're not ening to have a cakeantor4 74 Croola L A walk" That's the grim warnieg put expect 1Vaterfield and his red-h70 ficraiston 46 felon limit Out Saturday by Gaynell Tirisier to alternate Norman Van Brock-- I obis 66 A reitnrat 48 his Yankee opponents whri've been Idaho State 6 4ollratt ol Idaho 43 lin to use passes freely victory In the 13th annual 1AbA predicting Iththq I y Podrtay State 7 t Barite' SS football game here Dee 29 ICleveland is dangerous In the tail Oro State 44 There was no sign of a Yankee St John's Vandettot oddly enough most retreat from their previous position at 51Auil IS Army 50 lot the damage the Browns and however al both sides knuckled down Nire L It rine”ee thr I atcrenc 'tech 57 Colorvie rate 37 to onentng practice eesitions Satureley have heaped upon the ( rollow Ott With only a neek to wet readv the PO 79711 North (Graham in past encounters has ' 319 locc411 71 1 )oni1e4 ft i rival head roaches had their allw": Leading Pntraist 78 Proercline 09 7 units tTen accomplished on the run- Boston s Billy Goodman 1950 I eters taktng limbering-u- p exercises Moench is the leading Class B i tatifinnia 65 Oregon State U ': k1: and working na signal drills However entrant he is expectedi winner with 354 finished out of ning of Graham and three terrif:e Pro Basketball were schedukd wnrkouts for to meet plenty of opposition from the Yields big bat day Ferris Fain 10 with 297 Marion Motley Dub Jones top both stuff edit ibacks squads coming Pochester Sherman hiartin a promising young Phityrielohia hitters topped with lowly Athletics in II tarty next week rough Carpenter httomapoit 90 hammier tell Only 10 ster whose civic Ls similar to that of 0 I I g - East-Wes- ' -- ' Pv 14-i- n SkiintiCilamps s - --- -- Enter Ecker Jump Gintest I j ordan forhips - i -- 5 3 ' ' I -- 331' -- 30-2- 8 I - l Ogden Tourney Title e - 37 k3- 33- i ! 41-3- MEER Cops A L Macë Fain With Sizzling 344 Mark sift A 1 Cal-pri- nt 41 111 d corn-pare- s d sixth-finishin- g e 4 I t PREP CASABA COLLEGE CAGE RESULTS F - i ELS I - RESULTS I ' : mid-Jul- t ' i sits - red Tt 6S-5- y "i 15 at-ba- 41 ' - b Pichttal6 - 6 1 1 Mantle 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 5111010000 1 4 3 5 Pederson 8 0012 Stwets-- 0 0 2 Warnork 0 0 0 S larson4 4 1 1 e Balla( 1 1 can go all out to in each race without thought of saving themselves: for the combined Some of the Eropean aces that will be competing are James Couttet who won world downhill laurels 'way back in 1938 and the Olympic combined slalom In 1948 Georges Schnelder the world slalom king from Switzerland Others are Zeno Colo who carried off two world crowns at Aspen In 1960 and carted them back to Italy and a newcomer Eugeno Monti who la Likely to out-Co- b Colo Csierni vitp 3 0 Fowler 6 212 Solomon Frankos 3 4 2 8 tioneerutt 3 1 2 e Seamier 2 0 S 4 Edwards 0 0 3 Greenland 0 0 0 0 Sampans 0 S 0 Kmnall 0 Paterson opoortutir 0 14 24 32 Mient lent Totals 12 liprus le 101 39 33 26 20 33 23 31 6 Bingham 31 Hinckley 30 sinckwy 1 2 2 3 4 3 2 Remounts Caritne 1 0 0 2 Swenson 30211030 iiirtektet binaham 31147 Laronsb ltonnson naldosar Coodell Apostle Iteko woo Lalietos Totals 3 3 1 1 l0 2 0 4 1 3 1 2 0 1 6 2 1 3 0 1 7 Hillside Stake South F4tehi11 50 Monte Vista 21 Moonset?' Vied 44 Colonial 111 as 37 kosemit 51 Wake ich 3k 4 i 0 4 3 3 South FAitehill - aaatth 1317331 13 111 4 1 W 4 3 3 2 20 13 Sit View 30 ( olontal Hatt 31 Monte Vista "' 0 0 t0 1 1 3 4 4 1 Pct tule 7:70 770 500 00 000 !1 r - i t - r rt Dee 0 0 " Ski Shop and Frontier Cafe tlfisid South Second West) Blocks of tickets also are being scot to various ski clubs in the intermountain area A group of skiers will work on the hUl Sum lay weather permitting However volunteers are needed throughout the week Jumpers im terested in lumping—and workers Interested in working—should contact Rasmussen at 19o0 South Second West with 89 - BASICETBALL World Famous CLUE TROTTERS Claims Mack time-honore- Utah CdiSCUM Salt Lake City silver-thatche- TUESDAY Prices: $150 $200 $250 Tickets On Sal THE MINT ts1 15 JAN 27 1 at 2nd South No Takhovisioa i d d Coast would 'only disrupt the Pacific Coast League" "Los Angeles and Frisco are the only two cities large also scolkil at the icla that present major league Lase-baas a detriment to a player's longevity In his opinion the combination of night baseball and day games does not Mr-xi- ( shorten a player's career 0 0 :::::::::::::::::-::::::::::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::- 0 "''" " :: : -- ' --- "" : ---: : -- - - - ( :::' l g ea : - fisher :ii i:ii if0 ::: ::: 6r 3 117° 44 — 4 tASt)11 ::::::::: s- - te: stoska:11tilt:! on - ::::-- - 7")7( ::::::::Z:Z::::s::::::::::::::-::::::::-r:::- ::: : :- t N z----- 1 i Mir i III Since Eighteen I i - --4- t - - k PI 3 - ! -- 1 1t 7- ::::::—-- -- '-- -- -- -1 itill' I i! Eighty-fou- r i 'lave 111 Liked It ' - 444-l- vQte4 i 1 '' - 1: i3 - f li 4 )0 ' :! 41 1N '1 - "lc a and MOM 1111MN ii - wik -— "'"""-- -- : -- - 1' i I 1 - i it 1' - I Hundred and - f I 1 ' v— 1 -: - - — : — - - 4 '11 4— :::: :— 'i: II 11 - — R vi::::'::::::::::::::11:i '' tit - l't111:11::S'511:: sites o'reg:e::0:01:::11- - i prornotes et' 11) -- 1 13ettatalaara good I: to survie" : 0 0 "' support TnajOr teams" he said The other cities are too far apart" Ile said many cities although big in population could riot support a team and likened them to Baltimore "Baltimore was In a number of major leagues but their teams failed when they were near tact place" he said 'They had to he pennant s4 inners to enough league r 1 QV--'s6":: :: years of living and more than a half century of baseball behind him said Saturday it is to extend major impossible league baseball to the West Coast The lean and tall president of the Philadelphia Athletics greeted more than 100 friends and the press at Shibe Park and cut a huge cake a tradition at the annual party the day before his birthday The Mr Baseball leaned back in his chair glanced at the u ails emered with hundreds of pictures of former Athle:le greats the mementos of big league baseball's longest casvr and started talking lie said That putting big league baseball on the West TAkt1-1- full-tim- e Finer Fresito Another B entrant iI Bick Robbins Only two blanks have been received from Class C 'Me They are from Raymond Johnson and Richard Rasmussen Tickets for tha meet are available at Sorenson Jewelry Jack V° Ifes lei2 but Second South Mint Cafe MIL BASEBALL HITS 89 MARK PRELADELPITIA (UP)—Connie Mack I 1 11': ' PCL Hopes blue-Gra- ' - I Pete's M Men Basketball Singhon S t i p 1 7 4 I Roberta 2 3 1 5 Theobald 2 1 0 4 McDonald ot - -' -- Sewrg Solt Lot Company Cky 1 m A I |
