| Show t For Sports Call ELgin -Section Scores 5-75- 11 lab IP gait For Sports Scores Call ELgin Salt Lake City Utah — Sunday Morning D i August 4 x 5-75- i 11 1937 Page One Russets RaUyffipF PairinNiiitli IojTfIb Bees '6 i t rWZ7Ta Buzzers Pull Dodgers Top Pokes by ' 19-Margin SprisMirnrbr John Mooney Triple Play To No Avail 9 The flippant Jocular statement "There but lor the grace of Walter Camp goes the home school football coach" penned by the editorial writer of the staid Chicago Tribune seems very nearappropriate since it sums up a public acceptance of a intercol-in and sportsmanship collapse of honesty integrity leglate athletics THE CASE ol Phil Dickens is rather well known The for-- ‘ trier Wyoming footbaU coachT hired by lndiana U of the’ Big Ten and banned for t -- to rebuild its football fortunes was suspended a year as coach for going beyond the conference limits in recruiting and proselyting athletes Yet even the ChicagirTribune writeradmltsTJickens’ major crime was “getting caught" by the conference sleuths Nothing chicanery the cheating the was said about the lack of ethics and honesty involved in this case — only the un' pardonable sin of getting caught $ Nothing was said about the impression this willingness to cheat to flaunt regulations and authority to conspire and connive— may have had on the young men of the country contacted by this coach You worry about youngsters going wrong and then make Jokes about a man who teaches them how "to get theirs” despite the regulations and rules He contacts the finest athletes the physical giants the leaders in their classes tlje men who should be the bulwark of their generation— AND TEACHES THEM TO CHEAT — and you wonder what this generation is coming to under-the-tabl- Special to The Tribune TWIN FALLS— Great Falla took advantage of Magic Valley’s pitching shortage here Saturday night and banged IS hits off five Cow19-boy twirlers for a — league-leadin- Special to The Tribune - IDAHO FALLS The Salt Lake Bees Saturday night hit three doubles and a home run pulled a triple play and seem ingly had the game won only In the ninth Inning to lose It to Idaho Falls on a two-ou- t g 9 one-side- d win Included in theJ8 safeties were five home runs tyo each by -- Jack Langer and Shelly Broadsky Lyle Wiley got the other clout for the winners e Big Ten Punished the Guilty at Least Give the Big Ten Conference one entry in the "credit” side of the ledger— at least it penalized the man directly responsible for these athletic sins— the coach IT DIDN’T adopt the peculiar attitude of the Pacific Coast Conference thereby punishing the players (by taking away eli gibility) the students (by depriving them of championship teams) the alumni (by voting out a “winner”) and the schools go with champs) The "(by depriving them of gate receipts which headed coaches who to did up the proselyting PCC the nothing At least the Big Ten put the responsibility squarely on the ‘ shoulders of Head Coach Dickens But Is Dickens castigated for his violations for his cheating and subterfuge? No rather he is pitied— to some extent—as the naive young man who Was caught while others more shrewd escaped" His "sin" was not In breaking the Big Ten athletic "commandments” but In getting caught breaking them Where Does Honesty Remain? When members of the Chicago White Sox were exposed as having connived to "throw” the World Series to the Cincinnati Reds baseball feared for Its life Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis was “drafted” from the bench and given unusual powers to reaffirm the public faith and confidence In basebalL So 6tringent were the reactions that players merely Implicated by heresay and rumor who never were convicted of the crime were banned forever from baseball That was almost 40 years ago but the penalty still stands as a warning to others who might be tempted There have been a few minor scandals In baseball since then but each —time the sport hag thrown out the rascals But consider the attitude of Intercollegiate sports The were terribly but it was no time at all before sob “sisters and pollyannas were commiserating with the "boys” who didn't know what they were doing in conspiring to shave points and throw games Yet on ihe basis of family backgrounds and educational advantages there would be ho comparison between the basketball players who were fixed and the infamous “Black Sor" 5-- 4 -- n There was only one hit difference between the two clubs Great Falls taking a - - — GREAT F AI I S I MAGIC VALLEY AH HO A! ABHOA 5 0 11 Lanier n 5 3 3 51 Evans 3b 11 Ben If sa lb 1 3 3 0 0 3b Wiley Plaster If 43 10IL Jckn rf 3 0 10 Brodsky rf S 5 1 01 Lu Jkn rf If 1 1 3 0 Stammen e 5 1 10 II Ldnback 2b Bickel 2b 11 3 41 Schmitt e Sancimo cf 5 1 4 01 Dixon lb-- p 5 3 5 01 Kray lap Staab lb Jnrtssen p 1 0 0 01 Harmon cf Bryant p 1 0 0 ill Schomer p Huffman p 1 1 0 01 Winio b - — Powers p 3 5 0 5 3 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 4 0 3 0 rf 3 j Talils 44 17 It S Totals 41 10 31 111 a Fanned for Power In 7th Great Falla Maila Valley R —Lanier 3 Plaiter 5 Wiley o Broadsky 4 Stammen 8ickel 2 Staab Bryant Loreneo Jack-so- n 3 Loudenback Schmitt Dixon 3 E — Lanier Wiley 3 Kray Clarkson Brien RBI — Langer 3 Wiley Plaiter 4 3 Sanclmino 3 Sickel Broadsky Staab Huffman 3 Loudenback Schmitt nger 2 2 Dixon 2 Kray 2 Wiley Broadsky 2 Dixon Kray 2B— Plaster Loudenback Kray 8— Jorisaen SF —Sickel Sanclmino DP — Lanier to Sickel to Staab 3 LOB— Great Falls HO — Jorlssen 6 Malic Valely 14 in 4)4 Bryant 3 In 4k Huffman 6 in 4 Schomar 4 in K4 Winio 0 in 44 Kray 5 In 1 Dixon 3 In 1 BB — Joris-se- n 3 Bryant 3 Huffman 1 Schomar 2 Winio 1 Powen 1 Kray 1 Dixon 1 SO— Jorisaen 5 Bryant t Huffman 8 Schomar 1 Winio 5 ER — Jorisaen 4 Huffman 1 Schomar 8 Winio 8 Kray 8 Dixon X StrceterNabs Victory in Midget Race ram-rodde- d oid n d r The Big Ten adopted a similar version against the overwhelming opposition of the coaches Yet in two years two of the major conferences the Pacific Coast and the Big Ten have been involved In scandals over their proselyting Why Not ‘Need’ Basis ? Coaches have banded together to oppose the "peonage” of the “need” requirement for scholarships contending that It humiliates the boy and his family to take a "need” scholarship This Is poppycock and bilgewafer In this day of Installment buying what person has not bared his financial “soul” to a bank or a finance company or an automotive concern? The youngster going to college may as well face this problem then' as later We don’t care what the coaches demand— if they will abide J by the rules they have suggested And It is time the public demands ol Its leaders of youth a more honest approach Laughing off the most severe penalty ever imposed on a conference coach with “There but for tne grace of Walter Camp go the home school coach” is not conducive to building character either in the coaches or prospective athletes Observation Ward - - By ifeytnf kerne this vec aHoo we me tomt swell pee pi efghberi Jt Denver Bill Case Fifth Heat (Midgets) — Mai Andrus Gordie Holman — Foster Sixth Heat (Mtdiets) Campbell Denver Johnny Streeter Hest (Stocks) — Dick Seventh Card Fred Sorensen Main Event ( Mi diets I — Johnny Streeter Foster Campbell Denver Matt Sullivan Denver Earl Kouba Denver Semi Main I Stocks — Sharon Hieis Bob Taylor Bill Madsen BUI Kin Main Event (Stocks) — Dick Card Mark Drazlch Roy Cassity Pappy Gates Seals Drop Stars On Renna Blast ' SAN FRANCISCO Aug 3 — Bill Retina's homer broke up a ninth inning tie Saturday and the Pacific Coast League leading San Fran () cisco Seals beat Stan 9 to 7 two-ru- Danny Murtaugh took over as “interim" manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday but he was marked for dismissal in favor of Hollywood’s Clyde King before he took the team on the field for the first time Murtaugh was named to suc- Special to The Tribune MISSOULA — A terrific wind- storm hit the Missoula ball park here at the end of four and a half Innings of play Saturday night and the umps had to call the ball game This probably was a great relief to the Boise ceed Boby Bragan at a press conference called by Braves who were trailing by 13 General Manager Joe L Brown runs at the time who emphasized the choice was MISSOULA won the thing by “just a temporary assignment for the rest of the year" 16 to L thanks largely to the THUS KING considered the clouting of Dick boy of the Pirates’ Greco who blasted two home minor league group and manruns and altogether drove in ager in the top minor league eight tallies for the short the triple A Pacific Coast was evening’s work The homers the No 1 candidate for the job each with two men on were his It is the lame job from which Bragan advanced to run the Pi24th and ‘25th rates Greco’s first circuit clout Bragan though thought King came in the four-rufirst The a premature choice will do a great job” fourth run was scored on four “Danny he- - saldr brushing ' off ’his diswalks'issued'"byThe starting missal as the "result of an acand losing pitcher Mel cumulation of little things benv Miiii'n tween me and Joe Brown" IN THE second the Timber-jacks"I Ihlnfclhey couldfdo a lot got eight With Cecil worse than keep him” he Sinque-fielBen Burford pitching added "He managed for Joe singled and Addte Hintze Orleans and they think was hit Greco then unloaded at New aame the way and know how another one over the outfield each other operates” same in the Later ramparts frame Greco came up lor the second time and belted a single which scored two more runs The Missoulas added four in the fourth on two walks and Chuck four hits Including Weatherspoon’s triple Boise’s run came In the fourth when Morrie Lerner singled Bob Warner walked and John Huda last of four Boise pitchers singled Dick Schultz won his 14th victory on the Missoula mound as he gave up only five hits iatarday’i Besalta mid-nig- fair-haire- for-roo- pro-rate- Jacks Mangle Murtaugh Gets Buc Helm Athletics Nab 15-- 5 Win Braves in But Prospects Look Dim Short Contest CHICAGO Aug 3 (UP) — Bragan got the bounce from From Ponies long-rang- e Johnny Streeter ypheld the honor of local drivers by roarWhat Will Satisfy the Coaches ? ing to victory in his V-- Ford in For years coaches have been pleading for a more "rational’’ the midget main event Saturapproach to treatment of college athletes They fought down day night at the Fairgrounds througlvthe years for more and better scholarships for tuition beating out three Offies from and board and foi the training table Then despite Denver the GI benefits after the war coaches legislation It was Recombined midget stock event through to provide better conditions for the athletes Meantime Dick" Card main-- ' "ATHLETES were given room board tuition books and tained his point leadership in spending money In most of the conferences Skyline included the stock cars by capturing the the athletes do not have to work for anything They CAN earn main event in beating out Roy extra for spending money If they wish to work But how strictly Cassity and Mark Drazlch The results: is this enforced? Trophy Daah (Midgets) — Wayne The Ivy League adopted a program of establishing room Hoifman Denver Trophy Dash ( Stocks — Bill Case board tuition books etc on a basts of "need” If a kid has - RoeUaan I ii leeks — Norman Drecksel nothing he ran b awarded a scholarship for everything First Heat (Stock) — Bob PuUan Moser However If his parents have some money his scholarship JaySecond Heat (Mldietal — Jack Denver Farl Kouba Denver on the abUity of his parents to pay and Hie student Is Third Heat (Stocks) — Bill Madsen Brunner Wei — — Fourth Heat (Mldiete) —- Gena- Fee-toto earn his way Dave-Arn- Danny Murtaugh right new Pittsburgh Pirate manager gives out with a little pep talk to his players Saturday before they 4 3 3 3 llfll 4 8 - The Bees and Hewitt gave up two runs In the bottom of the first when Jack Risch walked and came In on Gordy Maxwell’s triple The second run scored on Jess Queen’s s n g 1 ej Jay Cooke reached first on an error Then Antoine hit a ground ball to shortstop John Wisniewski and the Bees turned it into a triple killing Whiz to second baseman — Aaasetated Frees Wlrahto Lou Vassle for a force on Cooke were to play Cubs but rain spiked the game Murtaugh took to Fred Hopke at first to catch over the club after Bobby Bragan was fired by team officials (Antoine to catcher Al Renders who tagged Queen trying to score on the play 1 Including his two homers Broadsky got three Singles for a perfect night at the batter’s box He also drove in four runs for the victors 1 Wendell Antoine singled Bee manager Cliff Dapper came out of the dugout to wave In Art Mahaffey from the bull pen much to the disgust of Hewitt Art got Bob Scarrlato on a whiff but Luce batting for Jim Gilchrist lined the second pitch" deep into the right field corner for a two-rutriple and the old ball game MANAGER WALT Dixon his pitching staff thinned by Injuries In the last ' Boise series used five tossers in hopes of keeping the Dodgers’ score down Even first baseman Don Brien Mgr Dixon and shortstop Kray tried their hand at the hurling duties - -- BUT HE WALKED Jay Cooke for the fourth time and when baservnners 'stranded edge Luce pitcher Phil Hewitt seemingly well In control Fidgety Phil got the first man Jess Queen on a strikeout to open the inning The visiting Dodgers left only six Both teams got six walks off opposing pitchers 18-1- by Al The climax came in the ninth Inning with the Buzzers ahead count and 'starting by a The major difference between the two teams besides the score was the fact that Magic Valley 14 triple plnch-hl- t Walt Dixon and Vic Kray homered for the local club left - 6-- n the Hollywood 003 Hollawood 200 101 — 7 13 0 San Francisco 004 000 023—0 14 2 5 Witt Row Churn ft I and Nation Smith Kiely (4) Abernathte t and Sullivan Kil Seattla 203 014—11 IS 2 Lf Ansel 000 OOO 000— 0 8 2 Podblelan md Orteii Aylwrd (HI Valehtinetti Mickcns tt 'and Teed Catton (() Portland 000 ' OOO 020—2 13 0 Sacramento 000 OOO 001 — 1 8 1 Fiedler and Bottler Harriat Candlni (I) and Barragao d n k a upr 1 in — j " d -- Brown in the latter’s hotel room Special to The Tribune — Poqatello POCATELLO which Brown emphasized the four-rulead a choice of Murtaugh was "In no spotted Billings Saturin here the first Inning way a committal for 1958” and Bragan said he was not sur- day night and then bounced losback to back an eight-gam- e prised at the discharge- - at n "Brown and I weren’t looking down the same street" he said “I didn’t know what he was thinking and he didn’t know what I thought That’s the only explanation I can make for this I was looking one way and he was looking the other Murtaugh knows which way Brown looks” ing streak by beating the Mustangs 15-The Ponies pushed four runs across in the first with Leon homer doing Carmel’s three-rumost of the damage 5 n M hu BRAGAN said he knew the ouster was coming "almost from the first day of last season” He Choate If 10 0 0 took the job in November of fatal MIA 27 15 14 8 24 8 Total 400 (MM) 010— 5 1955 Thereafter began the "lit- Billlnea WMt 418 4H— 15 Feratrll McDevItt Nciaon Sadowskl Cartle things” about players their melR —Canni7zro Wright 2 Glaaiow 2 ability trades and "what we Brown DeOroot Rogts 1 MoCutcheon should do” — " ‘I wouldn’t say it was front office interference” he said "We didn’t have any differences about hew to- play on the field" Bragajj ended his term by tell-inthe Pirates in a dressing room speech "how much confidence I have In them the fact that they’re good ball players and that Danny will do a good Job for them” -- - 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