Show - - Colorado Wyoming Brigham Young Utah State Denver By Jerry 'Asks CHICAGO Feb 26 (a) — If minor league baseball plans to tell the major leagues where to get Lift in a new major-mino- r league agreement to become operative in 1946 its spokesmenare keeping it quiet A agreement rev-- sion committee opened a three day sesaion here Monday with plenty of optimistic words about the minor leagues 1945 outlook but vague references to proposod wit A the changes in their tie-umajors Tom Richardson president of the Eastern league and chairman of the committee told newsmen his group was merely a sounding board for revisions suggested by minor league committees in 1940 and 1911 Action on the new agreement was tabled after Pearl liarbor until the present Although proposals reportedly call for broadened strengthening of territorial rights increases in player draft voice prices and a minor league in selection of a baseball commissioner Richardson kept mum on those topics Clarence (Pants) Rowland president of the Pacific Coast league and a member of the committe& said he would urge an increase in player draft price above the $7500 maximum and greater protective measures against major league inroads into minor league 000 Colorado A & Games this week: Friday — Utah Aggies at Denver Colorado A & M Wyoming B Y U at Utah Utah Aggies at Wyoming Saturday 0I I 1"'-- - ' :''''''i ' a 44 The faces are new but the story k old Coach Cecil Baker will be sending his 17th Granite Farmer quintet Into high school tournament when his squad plays its first game of the prep classic March 15 Left toright back row Jack Zack- - ut f ''''- one-gam- rs (2 -- :'- " i :': ' ' Fish and Game USA Grows Deer Wintering Okeh Doe Killers Blasted Short takes from along the out- door trail: The - fledgeling Utah so-call- ): ): ot ariAtiE ' ELItri:NG having your If brakes need relning dol MORRISON'S glv spert you labor rand highest grade mete riots or ark accurate adiustment as requ'ired SERVICE Alkm CONSERVE by Appointmint F01110'0E1' K rison Ray Lindquist Coach Baker Wail le Clark Bill Card Bill Beesley center Leon Jackson Vern Sandberg Cecil Eyre Doug Smith front Fred Cortese Bob Flygare and Roy Stansf told the-stat- Granite Holds West Jordan Trips Grantsville Five 30-2Record for In South Salt Lake M Men Cage Tourney faded out the Grantstille to West Jordan stake was out Cage Tourneys heldThenext week tournament a stunning to the with front allthe way provide picture the Deseret 4 Body Fender Work Automobile Painting Motor Tune-u- p General Mechanical Repairs Washins Polishing SiAS--0- SOUTH MAIN - LL WORK East Alth 22 Utah Still on NCA A' Ca tre List NEW YORK Feb 26 UP)— Twenty schools still are in runn!ng tor the eight bids to tile national Invitational ''luisliet hall tournament opening in Madison Square Garden March 17 Under consideration by the tournment committee are: De Paul It P I Bowling Green Tennessee ntucky Muhlenberg Albright Temple Duke Notre Dame Penn State Pittsburgh Rhode Island South Carolina Utah West Virginia Valparaiso and three New York schools—St John's City college and New York university old-tim- Col f Cl niv4' Open The Forest Dale and Nibley Park golf courses are open for - play and will remain open as long as the weather will permit Golfers turned out Stinday and Monday despite the cold winds 30-2- they Ilere the first team under the wire even though they have been the first team to qualify no less than six times but when the Farmers made the grade this SeaSOn it ran their string of tournament tickets to exactly 18 Eighteen times has the high school had its name written into the state tournament ledger! That record in itself might not be regarded as unique since Glen Simmons has brought his Provo Bulldogs up to the parade of champions 16 times and the trip this year will make their 17th venture But one thing which does make the record unique is Baker has been that Coach Cecil 14 With year and for one of those years his stratevery egy has boosted the Granite quin- tet into the annual shooting match No other Utah school can match that record Nor ran any match the ree"rii or rive state eil""IPie"- ships which have fallen17 to the Farmer squads in the years preceding this one Inqualifying for the state tour- ney scheduled for the Deseret gy m March 15 16 and 17 the Granite quintet has won nine vict o'r i e s straight noconference defeats They have one against Of the toughest games of the sea- son next Friday however when they tackle the Jordan 14etdiggers' on the Jordan floor Two other games on Friday night will find up the Big Six schedule for 1945 South high school will have all its eggs in one basket when the East high school plays on the Cub floor and West high school will play host to the Davis Dart S in the battle for the Big Six basement I ednesd ay 's Schedule vs Grandview 8 p 7 p South Jor- dan vs Valley p VieW 9 p Jordan vs Granger Second raper ns--- Ifarohl Goodro flashed down the side of the great western slope at el Firs t Draper te I of the fireworks The defending church champions pulled up to 0 in the within two points third period but Diamond threaded a pair through the strings and 22-2- Bunter i T tr P Bennlart rl T ir Mt 4 6 Ballard f Thomea 0 2 1 1 4 OtkIlle - -------- 19 14 7 45 Totals by quarters: 9 Draper FiraL Hunter 5 34 4 14 15 5 4 45 14 31 6 3 0 0 6 14Woor 3 3 0 8 E Wong 0 2 I I )tirb 1 3 o 2 111 in urn 12 14 3 27 44A"AP '!‘4 hard-fightin- 27-20 1 3 1 3 1 3 0 2 It 1 1 0 2 11 F1orenceg1 Totals I 1002 0000 1302 0000 - 7 title-boun- e 55-4- - 47-2- - Complete Sport Page of the Air Every Tuesday '7! 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THE ROBIN HOOD 14 styled and tailored by It's a "different" hatand you'll look different in It's sorter smoother more casual and most becoming We know you'll like it It takes time and painstaking DESTROY band skill to achieve its supple velvety finish r Fetertnan's Roach Food is quick death to roaches It kills by contact or swallowing iffective 24 hours a day No odor Over 1250000 cans of Peterman's sold List year Get Peterman's today $1000 - - $l25O :4 antrinuA ncacti - D lbw - :? gym finds Personnel Center facing S C U 1945 at 6:30 p m: Salt Lake Fire Dept vs West Jordan A C at 7:30 Eimae playing N S D Clearfield at 8:30 and 1902 Medics against Chick's Pirates one hour later West Jordan Chick's Pirates and N S D are virtually tied for first place - - Leaders go against trailing clubs in recreation league basketball play this week Tuesday's schedule at Pioneer C1-00- N -:1 : Leaders Face Easy League Contests i4 '''--- - 464 ( UM 7000l 6:05 P M ' ss (187-179-10- !LUTA I I : Garton 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EBlakec Parkeng 5 13rovmg 1 0 2 4 0 0 0 10 Wilsons TEvanwg 7 2 1 0 3 0 0 7 4 3 0 4 2 2 2 1 3 3 1 2 0 0 33-2- 6 Illeit Basketball Scores I 3- of upset for the tourney which affair promises to be Hillcrest moved into the Wednesday round by virtue of a 1 win over Tooele Fifth as Bch Pearson led the winners with a barrage Hunter was no match for Draper First and with Blaine Andrus showing the way with a 17- point bombardment the Draper five rushed out to a quick lead and sewed up the game in the third quarter when they led 31-A Bennion quintet flashing a good defense as well g as an offense nosed out Art Olympus to round out the first night's play NVednesday's slate opens at 6 p m according to Player who said that Draper will meet Grandview in the opener Bennion tackles South Jordan at 7 p m: Hilicrest Will take on Valley View at 8 p m and West Jordan tangles with Granger Second in the 9 p in nightcap well-balance- 32-2- 27-2- five 1 Brighton Sunday to capture honors in the Wasatch Mountain club's 12th annual giant slalom In the combined time for two runs of s 1:181 Six and just seconds behind Goodro came Bill with 1:254 and following Camp Feb 26 ( N Y ST Louis him vas Steve McDonald who committee News)—The four-ma- n came in in 1:28 which was designated to sift the MINNEAPOLIS Minn Feb 26 names of possible choices for the d Hawk-eye- s job of baseball commissioner has (UP)—Iowa's with the dis- had to fight off a determined split wide open Minnesota rally Monday night to pute probably centering about the name of James A Farley Sam 8 defeat the Golden Gophers and clinch at least a tie for the Brendan Cardinal president anBig Ten basketball championship nounced Monday that Tuesday's with Don Guard Herb Wilkinson led Iowa scheduled meetingwith 16 points followed by Dick Barnes Alva Bradley and Phil Ives with 14: Clarence Hermsen Wrigley had been postponed and that no new date for the discus14 topped - Minnesota with sion had been set HURRICANE — Cedar City's Redmen paced by Young and Fight Results 8 win Woodbury piled up a NEWARKN J—John Carter 163117 over Enterprise here Monday Philadelphia 1 ftS stopped Otis Alexander M N J to Treottm second in (olidge capture place night k noelleol Wit Ivo Jackson Prook Tommy the Dixie division of region six 171 $t rind thus qualify with Kanab for NleAV YORK St Nieholos Arena )— ater N J region six playoff to be held Steve Duda I CaIvrrollo JOS has IMMEDIATE NEED for the Corona stopped Jimmy in either or Delta next Fillmore N Y Bell 115 labor trainees 17812 Washing (8) Jimmy Openings D C outpointed Danny Devilin 178 ton and Friday In Saturday now available several operAllentown Pa (6) STEADY ating departments R I—Bert Lytell 155 PROVIDENCE YORK Feb 26 (UP)- -NEW No prior experience deelalorted Charlie Jonem WORK Cal The New York Yankees an- Oakland 161 New York The scheduled in t he ninth by t he required nounced Monday night that 14 of hoot vc a topped n hi Jonett wax not rying Phone Provo 2100 Ex 70 their players have t4igneil 1915 referee who Mit!tiol — Lige I trew 1 n't contracts Nitnit'S of the players kthrhig oleettolooled Joe Contact our representative were withheld The Yankees sent 154 New York I loi Billy FloydHOMO' at USES office contracts to 33 players for the New YorkN Ydecisioned Tony Petro 157 (6) 53 West Third South 1945 season The announcement Albany 20a NorPALTIMOREIPP Murray Male applicants must be 'did not disclose whether any con- walk A Conti dect000neri hart 1r2eo Ittockw 110 1oeitt lulhnd been returned referred by USES trscpt T kst Woo g Ililobby Itarett 1:14 LMIENM001 '111ttoir signed I seven-tenth- West 45-1- four-gam- 111 1 Draper Bennion and Hillerest advanced with West Jordan into the second round of play which will be resumed Wednesday according to Wayne Player meet rector Draper walloped Hunter 4 Hillcrest trimmed Tooele 1 Fifth and Bennion edged 0 out Mt Olympus All first round losers were eliminated from the tournament according to Player West Jordan runner-u- p in the ILate Sports News in Brief 1 31 1 Madge Garton and Lily Johnson captured the A 'ind B divisions of the womens bowling tournament at the South-Eas- t lanes Sunday a summary released Monday by Madge Garton showed The former won the 'A division (145 average and above) with a e total ONTAIUD Cal Feb 26 (UP) 735 Hartzell placed second Ora 202) lerman big with 732 and l'rena Cowley was veteran of 23 years in profes- third 717 Ellen Crooks rolled the highest sional baseball has quit baseball individual game among the class "for good"' Buck Fausett manA performers a 228 Prena Cowager of the Pacific Coast league ley hit a 223 Dot Fetz a 222 and Hollywood Stars revealed Mon- Gladys Temple a 207 day Mtt-- GUARANTEED SCUEUSEOPS So 231 10 T F P 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Cl 4 4 2 10 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 koramptonj Ramyt 0 0 0 0 5 5 3 13 Totals 0" S 2 G in Lee Diamond providing most By Bill Clegg gym will crown a new champion ing When the Granite Farmers were this year Grantsville Second first to hit the gate to the 1945 31 Men Summary state high school cage tourney this walkaway champion in 1944 fell an West Jordari before a inspired year they kept up record which Mondays Results 4 in the opening Flt11 45 Hunter 4 has berome almost legendary in quintet Draper ttpnraton 27 Mt el) nipttot 20 round in the Murray high school Utah prep history Ilitiersot 'opelo Fifth 21 rot Jordan 20 It kill Ho much the fact that gym lkionday night Second 24 I 11 -A- c T ii P 1 3 1 3 Flonrlt Marinn If 1 0 2 Kirkasorr Larnbourneorf " 9 0 4 Juoltirer Wittherc 1 2 1 3 Ilunnriker Ig 0 1 0 0 Chiplanrg Iteinaltzzorg in sharpshoot- be all-chur- ch Geneva Steel Co COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TIRE COMPAIIY George Reid of the law enforcement division tells us Range is- somewhat below par due to lack of snow but there is still sufficient forage Utah's deer herd is not nearly as depleted 114 many spirtmenen think the veteran wild life administrator said Seining in the Weber river below Echo lake will be resumed just as soon as the river flow is down enough Next will be the final cleanup of carp and suckers in these waters planting of German Browns in this section of the Weber will be one of the commission's first spring activities A Veteran Deer Hunter Writes To Whom It May Concern: e "This is just an sportsI have hunted man's opinion deer every year for 30 seasons I have never applied for or bought a doe permit because I think one deer per hunter is plenty During those 30 seasons I have bagged my buck 29 times however there has been hundreds of hunters in those 30 parties who have had nne or more doe permits each These doe hunters didn't only shoot one doe for each permit they actually shot does until they were lucky enough to bag a fat dry one "I lowever this type of dos cowards are not the only hunting bad ones The others are those who will not try to learn the difference between a running buck and a running doe So they shoot first and look for horns afterwards "It all adds up to the fact there would be more live deer left on the ranges to replenish the herds if the law would allow one deer per hunter whether his luck was to kill a buck or a doe The good bucks sportsmen would still hunt allowed The others would only be Or buck one deer anyway doe Sportsmen know there are thousands of doe deer killed and left every year in our state The game laws are more to blame for this than the enforcement officers There just can't be enough game wardens to check the doe 'killing "Very truly yours "R E Brown" lialitieS By Frank Hyde ' RELINING e ' - ALIGNMENT Tuesday Morning February 27 1945 12 : syLI WHEEL r ""1 : 164 RECAPPING-BRA- KE Tribun't g-- ry INEIV "-: - 860 at all-tim- Last Night's Hoop Scores Y 1 : Sportsmen's Assn will soon be "legal" size it memberships continuo to roil In at the pace etttablished during the last few weeks Nearly 500 sportsmen planked down their dollar at the last meeting of the organization and to date its membership is treading past the 3000 mark Pretty good for an assn born with In 250 members in November addition 56 state units have been formed and are operating U S A questionnaire mailed to I The hundreds of Utah sportsmen drew 1637 "fors" and 59 against the Invarious test measures 104re1111 Stimsommta 4 as: Ruch were ducted issues 41414 39Imorst mato 44 Itarorm Reorganize the fish and game arhita Ploykrr to Artgruotanik 43 Ymmy of Army department and 6take it outthat tol itrrbe4rs 59 lflorirr 41 (107 for Lee 9 NortM1 Army 31 against): politics amp 411 104'1449D 0 Morel ' Field the fish and game department Marthall 52 Morehead Teacher 39 be allowed to set hunting and Nitcsioipoi 76 Arkamaq State 24 'tinker Field at Oklahoma A and M fishing- dates for the various areas canceled (111-2)- : that the board of big (112-1- ) game control be abolishedabolished that doe hunts be (112-1that a member of the sportsman's organization having the largest membership in the state represents sportsmen in all Matters with the fish end game that In the department (103-10- of event the board big game control is not abolished a member of the U S A be given a place on the board (112-1- ) These issues on the lengthy bat-lwere picked at random but that they would seem toatindicate least about Utah's sportsmen 2000 of them which ought to be i crossa fairly representative i check are strongly in favor of the 11 things for which the U S A stands Wild Life in Good Shape A few deer are still being winter serious cciallant Prevent fed but it looks like Utah's wild life herds will pass through the end save wear on your tiros by with a minimum of css winter brakes chocked to ONE-DA- alt 312 359 376 394 511 207 v Pres Billy:Evans of the Southern Amin amserted his league had no radical recommendations to make Frank Lawrence owner of the Portsmouth club in the Piedmont league predicted the minors might match the majors in quality of play Evans said the play of teen- baseballers last season suraged ' prised skeptical managers and this season would find more of them handling regular jobs 1 1 idee El t - territory 5 - play-off—b- er 1 434 355 399 359 368 142 875 556 500 286 111 26 (UP)—The profesThe Shamrock - Footprinters sional golf stars headed for the $6666 Jacicsonville open Monday defeated Dupler Fur 29 to 18 with Byron Nelson leading Sammy Snead by $1552 as the top in the first game of a scheduled three-garn- e it may winter campaign money winner of the 1914-4- 5 be the last as well as the first Some $47498 in prize money 14'"''' 'DeMINtgq' The second game of the series still is at stake in the six tourna- - nwmaar was scheduled for Wednesday ments remaining on the schedule rtt Westminster but the Dupler team has lost the services of With the $133331 which he wonit Dorothy Hutt who has gone by capturing the Pensacola openLi home to the midwest Duplern 1944-4- 5 t Snead his Sunday brought asked for a postponement of the winter golf 'earnings to second game until a week from $125166611 Nelson's second place Wednesday The Shamrocks re$93333 brought his season's total I fused on the ground:4 that one to $1406866 far short from the --45' of their stars Ruth Kevern e k4 1 ' out of the series on account was money winning record of ''' ' 1:$40000 he set last year of illness '' In the matter of championships :::' Dupler Fur announced that It - Snead tops Nelson by one having T would not play any more games won five against the Toledo If Dupler goes through with I sharpshooter's four Snead how- its threat Shamrocks will beever was forced to withdraw from lc come automatic champions of ::two tourmaments because of thej the girls' league on the strength ' back trouble which had led to a e of the victory Stuttotrof ks : navy discharge nulore t ur P IiIT FP (i t Third in the 1944-4- 5 winter i 1 2 1 3 4 I 0 8 Itobhclf Durntomeit ' is Harold (Jug) money-make3 1 0 6 Jorgensnrt Ilockst 0 0 0 0 -5 3 1 11 O 2 0 0 Robinsonc 4 Kezeriame to Nelson McSpaden runner-u- p '1:' 1 1 0 2 MePhallIg lieusserIg 00 01 01 01 O t 0 0 Cooicrg : last year McSpaden's total is $8- Stahlrg 0 E Ullockf 6 3 2 14 1 2 0 2 Krol1f 53566 Sam Byrd the former out- O 0 0 0 Williamsg Fletehert 0 0 0 0 Carverg 0 0 0 0 fielder is in fourth place with V ' 1 2 9 5 29 f $557550 followed by Sgt Jim Fen- 9 & 0 18 Totals rir with $4565 Sammy Snead Heinz Pharmacy Fort Douglas p ' 1 4 4 5 8 4 - Shamrocks Tip Snead Beats Nelson on Links Dupler Fur But ByronTop Money Winner Dispute Flares JACKSONVILLE Fla Feb nation's Rowland to Urge Increase in Player Draft Price r 7 5 4 2 1 0 Meet ay S About 1000 general admission tickets will be available Saturday at the Deseret gym at about 6 :30 p m Utah Aggies confident after their double victory against Wyoming and Denver will journey to the other side of the conference this week end and hope to hang up some more wins The Aggies have to meet the same two rivals this week Denver at Denver on Friday night and Wyoming at Laramie on Saturday: The return engagements are likely to be a lot tougher than the first games The standings: Won Lost Team Pct OP Ti' 7 0 307 409 1000 Utah iInoi League Co aurx les t sh In Spoil By Jimmy Hodgson Tribune Sports Editor The Big Seven conference college basketball race will be over all but the shouting this week end if the University of Utah can defeat Brigham Young university Saturday night at the Deseret gym It's the final gameof the season for the Utes and they can claim an undisputed title and an undefeated record if they can make the Cougars say "Uncle" in this windup attraction But if the Indians lose they can look for a dispute with Colorado over the title unless the Buffs lose another game before the campaign closes The Indians defeated B Y U at Provo and are favored to duplicate the trick Saturday but the "Y" has a dangerous aggregation as proved by their defeat of Colorado the only loss As a result the Indians are making carefor C U this season ful calculations- in plotting their offense and defense for the Saturday tussle The game is already assured of being a sellout only 100 of the SOO reserved seats remain to be sold They will go on sale Tuesday at The Tribune at 2:30 p m and Graduate Manager Keith Brown expects them to be sold out by Tuesday night 3-D- :: ?010r St - 7:1 |