| Show "rr 'V el Looms -- Corner oiiiise jjwft JZrr - by' John Mooney v Wall of Covers Council ilmne §i tilt fakie — Salt LakeCity Utah — Thursday Morning — January 50 1955 24 Tribune Sports Editor V t John Mooney Tribuni Sports Editor Although a wall of silence surrounded the athletic board' recommendation and left It three-marace for the coaching vacancy the Indications pointed to UCLA’s Ray Nagel gaining strength as a "compromise earn didate” to break the impasse In naming Jack Curtice’s successor By ' ' The University of Utah may well have two skiers on the ’60 Olympic team In the opinion of Pres Summerhays the Redskins’ ski coach n PRES points to Ramon Johnson as one of the more versatile collegians skiing in the US at present Ramon cannot be counted out of downhill slalom or jumping competition off his (A ’ - record v v place In the downhill in the Denver University fourway championships at Winter Park was second in the jumping and fourth in the slalom Competing against many of the top skiers in the nation Ramon placed a second in the voting for the skimeister award at Winter Parkj ' Ramon was third In the NCAA Jumping last year and last week copped the Intermountaln Ski Assn title at Ecker He Hill t ” won first v - v 1 " f Owen Dixon a BYU assistant Is recovering from an appendDick Stuart the Pittsburgh farm hand who could ectomy wind up with the Salt Lake Bees left the Dominican Baseball League for the United States with the home run and RBI chamStuart's team was eliminated from pionship in his pocket Charlie Gassaway the mathematical chance at the playoffs former manager of the Bees who managed the Tampa Tarpons to the second-hal- f championship and the playoff title in the Florida State League last year will pilot the club again this Duke Carmel the most valuable player in the Pioneer year League last year is nearing the season’s record for homers in As of Jan 19 Duke had the Pacific Coast League of Mexico 25 homers for 56 games Just two shy jof the season’s mark of Carmel owned 20 homers held by Dick Hall of Pittsburgh this to Omaha the Cardinals St will Louis report spring by Merrill Douglas drafted by the Chicago Bears still would prefer Doug’s value to the a pro baseball contract it is believed Ute attack over the last three years may have been lost this last year but In three seasons he picked up more than a mile from scrimmage (1354 'yards) and averaged six yards every time he carried the ball Doug had to grind out his yards— Caught In s huddle during break In interviews with Utah athhis longest dash was 74 yards from scrimmage against the letic board are three top coaching prospects left to light ' Aggies on Thanksgiving t The Sad Case Old Double X ' i The case of Jimmy Foxx (Old Double X to the baseball fan ©f a lew years' ago) Is newsworthy not because he blew a for tune or because he was a soft touch for those in need but because baseball has no provision for the likes of Foxx - plan of the major Jimmy missed the generous pension by one year leagues ’ I I i Jimmy’s case drew the headlines because here was a man who had let bad investments and the sob story along with a family squabble take a lot of money Here was one of baseball’s greatest stars broke and behind five months in his rent IT ' i UNFORTUNATELY the modern baseball stars have little sympathy for those before their time ‘ The baseball pension fund ' has no provision for the old timers And yet many of the players retiring after Just a decade In the majors on a good pension could not have carried the ball ’ ' bats for Foxx in his day Ruth It was Foxx Hornsby Strangely enough in this regard etc of the Golden Age of baseball who created the modem Interest in the game who made the big salaries possible and who developed a product which brought millions from radio and TV rights for the pension fund Baseball could look back-F- or every Foxx who lost a pile ©f dough there are thousands of guys who didn't make that money in the first place and there should be a place for those men to get a break with aU the loot being divided - v ' Postman Doesn’t RinsOnce Quite a pile of mail was dumped In the athletes’ mall box In field house Wednesday Ahd it caused quite a bit of irritation among the football players since many of the envelopes were the postmarked In October and they were questionnaires on pro football intents The final round of the pro football draw was Tuesday The boys received their questionnaires Wednesday Several of the seniors waited in vain for the pro draft which didn’t come Of course the pros do not draft boys who do not signify their interest in the pros by returning the questionnaires At least two of the boys found themselves In receipt of queries about their availability for action In the Hula Bowl at Christmas time too It’s all right to worry about such questionnaires upsetting the players In the heat of a championship face btit someone goofed in holding them until late January - Observation Ward — Treubf le ee heshet Fish Mektll with plmytrt—thty ' - Game Unit i Slates Smoker 0 Tops Panclio in Meet MELBOURNE Jan 29 (UP) “ —Lew Hoad of Australia beat Special to The Tribune PRICE — The annual smoker Pancho Gonzales of Los Ange5-Fish and les Wednesday of the Carbon-Emer- y Game association will be held night in the professional tennis A Feb 15 at the Helper civic tournament In Thursday’s final Hoad will auditorium James 'Simone meet fellow Australian Frank president announces' The show will inclide 12 Sedgman who beat Tony Tra-ber- t 7-of Cincinnati variety acts - witha j grand Hoad won has now all his finale as well as awarding several prizes Admission is matches in the tournament for men only and by member- while Sedgman has lost only one: T ship card 7-- 5 6-- 4 7 6-- -- left i Aussie Ace For Fun 9 6-- 4 SOCIAL! room gtwiiwtitiiwi fytdgl fm Pockof — Pint clow — plug $4 00 tgtndiit mangy — H far $730 pm cawpto fta Coawardal m $1000 mf rf Rihiitn Ivtra wight $500 and $6 00 Spatial Trvntpartattaa ratal an rapwaat Sts lag atfcadwlat dotty Plaaty af good mataf anitg availably Malta aH roorvotto at 162 I 2nd SavtJi Pbana II 04433 Attar ' Plan to hold your next cqnvention or sales pm C HUS-15- moating in Elko r e I ' Tally Stevens BYU assistant Ray Nagel UCLA assistant and Andy Everest Utah frosh coach One Is expected to get berth Cyprus Sinks Logan Team d Zamsky’s ONE AGGIE with a special reason for wanting this victory Is Bob Ipsen The pivot man began his career at BYU but elected to transfer to Utah State when he failed to make thh squad at Provo He’d like nothing better than to prove there was a mistake somewhere along the line Utah after basking In the Honolulu sunshine all week will have a “warmup” with the tough Marines Thursday before playing a pair of games Friday and Saturday" against Hawaii University The Marine club has a 191 6--5 LQNDON Jan 29 (UP) — BoltolT’ shut out -- York of Wednesday in the their fourth round ’match In the British Soccer League’s Football Association Cup i In replays of other fourth round matches which ended in ties lqjt Saturday West Brom- wich defeated Nottingham Fulham shut out Forest Charlton 2 0 and Darlington in an defeated Chelsea overtime contest 5-- 4-- 1 V -- Department pad-die- 10 of the 11 possible first places The Summary freettyle — McGill (C) Mellon (Cl Rice (L) 4 15 Ireeatyle— Tracy (C) Taylor (C) Nelaon (LI :274 butterfly— Houaley (C) Harman (Cl Lawrence (H 125 7 freestyle — Earl C) Sorensen (Li Nelaon (Cl S 24 4 backstroke — Snow (C) Collins (Cl Hardman (L) 117 2 freestyle — Tracy (C) Taylor (C) Bfadiey (L) 1:00 breaststroke— WUHama (L) 1 Johnson (C Hosklsson ( C i Dulne— McGill (C) Drat (C) Phil7 10b (LI lips points Individual mrdlpy— Cyprus (Earl Collins Bell) T — 56 d 200-yar- d 1 ' 68 -- 2 04 medley — Cyprus freestyle — relay—Cyprus — College Scores Army 77 Sienna 66 NBA Standings Boston Syracuse New mk Philadelphia 33 26 24 21 Western ' Division w ' no St Louis 2 Cincinnati'- 1R Detroit 12 Minneapolis Tonight's Resuiii Boston 111 St Louis lol Only game scheduled r1 21 25 24 I IB 24 30 33 He also has the advantage of with two being associated names” In football— Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma and Red Sanders of UCLA — as their as- sistant coae£ After the five-hoParry Sorensen relations director meeting ur the Ute public said "No comment’” He dTd admit the entire board was on hand including David L Freed and Paul Buehner who were absent from meeting cuss our deliberations even THE THREE candidates apwith- - your wives" can reaffirm peared before the board in the its original recommendation of following order — each for 30 Coach Everest or It can with- minutes to state coaching draw its original recommenda philoBophy and tljeir answer question and substitute either the tions Everest Stevens and names of Coach Nagel or Tally Nagel thelatter Ifeving flown Stevens the BYU assistant into Salt Lake under an alias coach Wednesday morning The Tribune learned Nagel’s from the folsuppositions and constems l at a BoLcats Down Grizzlies 72-6- 3 as 9600 Cheer By Associated Press BOZEMAN MONT Jan 29— Montana State's fabulous Larry Chanay put on another one-madisplay of shooting footwork and dribbling Wednesday night tallying 31 points to lead the Bobcats to a victory over n 72-6- 3 Bethea ins Bout With Jack Johnson’ 1 6-- 4 75-6- 6 Sanders Tabbed Good Teachei 4-- CHICAGO Jan 29 (UP) — Wayne Bethea bulled his way to a decision over Young Jack Johnson of California Wednesday night in the regular Wednesday night televised fight at Chicago Stadiihn Bethea giving away 10 pounds at 204 to 214 for his d rival never lanky backed up and Johnson hardly ever landed a punch handily —Both judges and Brightmore gave Bethea a hapdy margin Judge E Allen Frankel had it and Judge Spike McAdams 49-4for Bethea and The Brightmore scored 48-4United Dress was for the winner Bethea winning his 17th victory in 26 pro bouts was the early 2 to 1 favorite for the battle but when the- bout began Johnson was the 6 to 5 choice Bethea though went into action aggressively and he was a 9 to 5 favorite to win before the third round started - 52 L IS of 50-3- 7 55-5- 3 66-5- -- urn19 momt state MONTANA 4 3 4 7 9 Dunham 3--4 4 Powell 3 5 10-1- 3 3 S 11-- 1 0 4 Buttle 14 43 Montana Montana Stata for one who does hot o r p t qualify on either count and that Chanay 13 would Include Coach Everest” Gauitad 0 12 friction In the field of under '"The Kelly 3 UCLA” 170 Harris 4 2 3 12 Sheriff 3 IS Erlckaon 3 13 Balko 3 Welerf 3--2 mendation “I helped coach the split T under Bud Wilkinson at Okla- - ' homa and the single wing 2 4 0--0 3 Tilly 8 Carter 3 Bros 1 Wallace 3 Tatala ! 31 34 5 0 3 0 1 3 0--0 It 14-ta- n 32-- 13 37 — 72 athletics between Utah and BYU seems to be the main drawback facing ‘Coach Stevens at least in the sub-ros- a BOTH talks LOCAL t candidates are Coach Sanders at he admitted Wednes- day “I feel the system should be adapted to the manpower "' And I know this no matter ’ what your offense it’s defense ’ which wins football games” Final Reductions on Quality Hen’s Shoes rA m 7 JOHNSON suffering his 10th loss in 26 fights landed a' lew 4t)7 good punches during the 30 minret utes of scuffling but he never 424 iKO followed up on his better blows 5lfnd most of the time he was i m trouble defensively against Eethea’s constant bulling attack 571 400 ODD LOTS -- BROKEN SIZES 49-4- 3 SS DlvUiti Coach Nagel has neither these strikes on hint ‘ They followed the representa-tiev- s of the U Men’s Club the support Alumni Assn and the Bleacher lowing Quarterbacks Paul McDonough clusions: for the U Men reiterated the 1 That both the alumni as original motion made by Jimmy sociation and the UMen’s rep- Moyle Tuesday night that the resentatives reaffirmed their university first seek a name Carney Crlsler Pearl Pollard recommendations Wednesday coach and then if none was Jim Thomas and Dick Shores that a "name" coach be given available a U Man with the lif other games around the the head coaching job with a vote to back Coach Stevens if no circuit this week New Mexico U Man or a Utah graduate as other U Man came ' forth as a candidate at Denver Wyoming — Colsecond choice orado State and BYU entertain2 That Dr A Ray Olpin uniGrant Iverson president of ing Montana State In a non- versity president Athletic Dithe alumni group stated the league contest All will be on rector Bud Jack and chairman same principle again asking Saturday of the board L David Iliner a “name” coach first and — after Interviewing Coach Nagel then secondly university Saturday new him back at' uni- graduate versity expense to appear beArt Knudson of the Bleacher fore the board Wednesday Quarterbacks stated again his Nagel remained overnight in determination to remain Salt Lake adding further to his group’s dear of any favorite but to chances lupport any man pamed head football coach CERTAINLY candidate A Montana before a record state Alan Thomas made a belated to remain basketball crowd estimated at would not ifbe asked for the consideration of he out of were appeal the overnight 9600 Denver's John Roning as a the aver tipsters The Grizzlies Skyline Confer- running 3 The rift which has devel- candidate but since the Pioneer ence leaders in defense never mentor had not applied his plea could find the stopper for the oped between the "on campus carried little consideration Bobcat forward support of Coach Everest and Coach Sanders of UCLA the "off campus’’ backing for The victory avenged the Cosch Stevens has personally Issued a recommen- Bobcats loss to Montana doubts among the boardpaused as to See Page 25 Col 7 in December whether either could handle the The previous record crowd for task now if chosen a Montana basketball game was 4 Nagel offers the “name” 9 9200 at a state championship appeal so many have sought In the replacement for Coach game in 1956 Grizzly fans had little to cheer Curtice Ray Nagel who may be the t about Montana tied for the 5 As a “name” coach new University of Utah foothe Skyline lead with a 1 record would be acceptable to the fac- ball coach Thursday aftertrailed the entire second half tions supporting Coach Everest noon learned his football once by a the margin under a real "master” in the -and Coach Stevens largest spread of the game 6 The report said that the field of developing coaches Henry (Red) Sanders who THE BOBCATS leading 3531 board in the face of sustained at halftime jumped the lead to opposition to hiring both an "un- recommended Nagel so high- with 13:30 left Chanay known” as far as football ly also developed such head contributed eight of the points name” is concerned and a non- coaches as Paul (Bear) Bryman would ant of Texas A&M and Ala- -' The Grizzlies narrowed the graduate or non-Tommy Prothro of with eight minutes not retain its recommendation bama gap to Oregon State Jim Myers of left before Chanay again took for Coach Everest command Both the V Men’s group and Iowa State and Texas A£M ' He fired home two shots from the alumni association have and now Nagel All have been' close In and goals by teammates written their recommendations assistant coaches under SanJim Kelly Jim Wallace and Len for a “name” first and a gradu- ders Nagel’ himself does not-claiBroz sent the Bobcats to a ate or U Man second There Is to be a "system man” recomno provision in either lead with 3:18 left 3 Brown 91 Neath western 77 Manhattan 74 CCNY 56 Lehigh 66 Muhlenberg 64 Air Force Academy 63 Creigh ton the was 48-4- P St Joseph ' M LaFaytttc ®7 Montana State 72 Montana 63 Lon Island 131 Post Collete 100 Marshall 100 St Francis 96 Notre Dame 73 Louisville (Pa) S3 DuQuesne 66 St Francis (Brooklyn) Dayton 74 Xavier 86 74 Georgia "Kentucky NYU 90 Fordham 73 Gary Hale Gary Chestang A1 Mock Bill Cowan Milt Kane e d ’ 10-ma- former heavyweight champion whose name he was given because of his physical similarity Twice he was warned forJow blows by Referee Walter Bright-morand Brightmore penalized him the sixth round for that reason But regardless of the penalty Bethea would have won d VS4 in the lineup could be forthcoming He said the three games this week will be against competition as good as that he has met this year Tbe traveling squad is made up of DeLyle Condie JOHNSON whose real name is John Lee Storey had no resemblance in fistic ability to the 400-yr- d d Already beIs a strong tendered by Everest who n Names Assistant e 3-- Hotel With Nightly Floor Shows Thursday Coach sole candidate recotnmended a week ago by the athletic board to the regents Is haunted by the stigma (since denied) that he was the handpicked candidate of retiring coach Curtice whose method of departure left some 111 feelings Coach Stevens faces the hand- leap that he was "forced" upon the administration and that for two years as a Utah grad and former football star he has labored (and successfully too) to bring talent to BYU to plague his alma mater Everest The athletic board admon ished three times during Hie Wednesday meeting "not to dis the first strategy Norman V Hancock who THE WORD from Logan was been with the Utah Fish has would Sam that junior Haggerty take over one of the guard po- and Game Department ' six sitions replacing the' Injured years has been named assistRalph Cullimore He will team ant chief of game managewith captain Frank Polak in the back court while center Bob ment The position has been held Ipsen and forwards Hal Theus and Jay Bates will round out by Dale Jones who is leaving the department on Feb 1 to the starters join the US Forest Service ' Coach Cec Baker’s Aggi charges can point with pride at in Cody Wyo Hancock has been district the record Which shows BYU hasn’t won a game in the Logan game manager in the Salt emporium since 1953 That’s one Lake District one of the six record the Cougars would like to such districts in the state He has a Master’s Degree in wilddo away with come the 8 pm life management from Utah time tlpoff State University In Logan The two frosh squads win tangle In the 6 pm opener and this gaihe too usually develops Into a grudge match Watts has no reason to change his starting lineup Jpr this one so you can expect to see Roy Thacker in the center slot John Special to The Tribune- fcustin and John Nicoll at for— MAGNA Cyprus High’s wards and Russ Peterson and team powerful swimming Mel Wilkes at guards to another viclory WednesNeither coach has shown substitute inclination to in much day whipping Logan unless he has to but both have the Pirates’ pool some “horses” In reserve team took Coach A1 pre-gam- re-pla-y IDKAL FOR GROUP F-- G of spirit in Wednesday’s drills as Coach Stan Watts put some of the finishing touches on his (3) dis- recommendation the athletic board a week ago in favor of frosh coach Andy record in the Hawaii Senior By Bob Williams casaba league The two will Tribune Sports Writer off in Bloch Arena with While Utah University “tunes pair the estimated $3500 proceeds with a Thursday night going to a stadium building up’ game Jn Honolulu with the Ha- fund waii Marines both Brigham Ute Coach Jack Gardner may Young and Utah State will take take this chance to experiment it easy waiting for Friday’s Sky- with his charges and a shakeup line basketball clash in Logan BYU’s team displayed a world Re-Pla- jRPJUI1HVl pjn fore the regents Aggies Plot Upset of Mighty Cougars Bolton Shuts Out y York in Ivary Day in Elko Stay at’ u 4 80-1- 5 often pet oil their ‘ r cussing the candidates and vot ing a recommendation to the board of regents for Thursday afternoon issued a “no comment” statement to cover the session The recommendation will go before the board of regents at o Stuff ’n’ Somesense five-hou- coaching candidates and Coach Summerhays says "Ramon will be teaming with Marvin Melville now skiing in the world championships in Europe to give us a powerful entry in any ski meet in ' the future" As one-tw- after a board off-camp- " ' The session Wednesday afternoon devoted to (1) listening to recommendations from three powerful groups (2) interviewing personally the three J - ‘ at Utah handicapped by the lack ofjthe "name” sought by so many and each is plagued by animosities beyond his control ' Values to $2795 s 57 I®95 sflg95 Wid - Mlsction street ’ crepe ©f-dre- ss sport sole itylesl ' s 124 Sooth Main f im |
