Show THE’ SALT LAKE TRIBUNE "WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY 16 ! 1930 1 ROCKY MOUNTAIN NORTH CENTRAL ELEVENS VIE BELIEVE IT OK NOT BEEHIVE STATE PLAYERS PROMINENT hs trot mot IN LINEUP FOR DENVER GRID FEAST J Sharkey Balks At Griffith Football Menu For iS’etc Year's Pom rt ISagnrski THREE ATTRACTIONS John J McGraW veteran baseball pilot of the New York Giants remarked once after losing 4 tough orld aeries pennant that he wished he could be In three places at one tune namely on the first base coaching line on the third base coaching Ime and In the dugouL Famous Jawn had a longing desire direct the attack of the Glanta from those three advantageous positions simultaneously We football fana way up here In the Rocky mountains sympathize with the notorious baseball figure for we wish-the 'In three places simultaneously New Year's day First we want to be In Denver where the Rocky Mountain-Nort- h to “ f i Central all-st- ar encounter be will played we would also like to sit In the Kezar stadium of Ban Francisco and watch the east-weclash and at the same time we have a hankering to occupy a seat In the Pasadena Rose Bowl where the University of Southern California and Pittsburgh elevens make war DENVER CLASH The attraction In all three stadiums will be luring enough At Denver four members of the champion Utah university football team will combine forces with stars of the other eleven conference schools for ft clash with North Central conference luminaries It's a pleasure to watch Bob Davis Marvin Jonas center quarterback Fmest Simpkins tackle and Dean Olson guard all members of the And so It champion Utes perform Is to see Bliss Hoover and Paul Thorp halfbacks or Ed Jensen of TL end and Joe Call quarterback both s Utah of Aggies Such talented as Ketchum and Brotzman of Denver university end and tackle Buster Colorado U respectively guard Floyd Carr brilliant Colorado Mines speed merchant Wylie and De Frate Montana State backs pro' vide an Interesting study In all-st- ar st ftnT 8 U Pat BY RIPLEY Office envelop to Tribune Infomutlon) 4 J BOBCAT HOOPSTERS MEET ANOTHER SNAG IN LOYOLA AND LOSE Dec 3! GP)— BOSTON Johnnv Buckley manager of Jack Sharkey tonight served notice on the Madison Square Garden corporation that the Boston heavy we licit would not meet Tuffy Griffith in Miami February 27 "Sharkey does not regard Griffith as a suitable opponent” Buckley said ‘‘and Is sure that this match would be As his a financial failure contract with the Madison Square Oarden corporation is on ft jiercentage basts he believes It would not be worth his while to engage Orlfflth for a small sum “If Sharkey Is forced to accept Orlfflth" Buckley continued he will abandon all of his Miami plans and remain' idle until next summer’1 Buckley said Sharkey was willing to box Vittorio Cam-pol- o the Italian heavyweight at Miami and was certain that such ft bout would be a Bobby Jones Says Close Stance Is One of Power Friday at 5 "K Representatives of local high ' school swimming teams meet -Friday ln the Deseret gymnasium at 5 o'clock to thaw up the winter tank schedule for the division according to C Oren Wilson Members of the league last winter were East West Granite L D 8 and Provo East West Granite and L D S will compete again this year but It Is doubtful whether Provo champions of last year will vie due to the fact that the school closed Its pool Attempt will be made to enter Ogden high school team ln the local league it was rumored Tuesday The state scholastic meet is booked in Febtuary while the dual meeta generally begin about the mid- Explains Between Difference Two Methods r "THIS Nh Mu MiMftQ Mjofdftlfn Milt Ktnbury Otdlrr Morrill Lombrouih Hmy&ttZr- IN INDIA Trt£ WHOLE LIFE OF 8MHMA To DATC IS BUT THE Wink OF Ri5 EYF' Tws'car dle tSTm of January (L grans age of tm Patriarchate of ws i Christensen Wins Tdblc Tennis Title LAFAYETTE Ind Dec 31 m— Purdue university basketball quint led by the high scoring Stretch Murphy were prepared to battle Montana Slate five here Hew Year's ' night CHICAGO Dec 31 (UP)— Lot q) a conuniversity won Its twenty-fir- st secutive victory over a period of three years tonight when it defeated the powerful Montana State basketball five 38 to 28 before ft crowd of 4LKJJ fans Thompson Montana’s forward and captain was too closely watched by the Loyola men but hii fellow teammate Frank Ward center proved the Individual star of the game by scoring 15 points The play of Captain Murphy on tho defensive and of Flynn largely responsible for Loyola's victory But-ze- n a sophomore guard was high scorer for the Chicago team ringing five baskets Loyola took the lead at the Start and never was headed At the half time mark they were ahead 20 to 10 Although once during the second period Montana drew up to within fou: points of a tie they were stopped there and never spurted again The score: The ncore: LOYOLA - a pwe 2 67 Rockr Mountain— Jtnaen K Bimpktns Olon e Jons Busier H Brouman rt Keif hum rt Davti qb lhb Detroit Thorn thb Defeats Mel Gallacher in Convincing Final Worn en Begin Tourney j YEARS OLD VfAS CAUGHT le fb is iS552$72SnOoa lege The lineups: North Central—Fflbr Baskeleers Keep Thompson Well " Guarded Moguls Meet DENVER Dec 31 UP)— One of Denver's largest football crowds will watch tomorrow’s game between picked team from the Rocky Mountain and North Central conferences warm Fair moderately weather Is expected to favor the players and fans As there are eleven North Dakota university players on the North Central squad coaches have made an agreement whereby only five men from any one school can be In the game at one time The announcement of lineups today found MacMIllsn North Dakota university at the center position MacMillan had been 111 for several days after the arrival of the North Coach Jack West Central squad directing the visiting forces said all his players were In good condition and ready to go The lines average 186 pounds The North Central backfleld averages 171 pounds to the Rocky Mountain's 166 The contest Is sponsored by the Denver lodge of Elks and proceeds will be used for charity work Assisting West In the coaching of the Dakotas-Iow- a squad have been Vincent Montgomery University of South Dakota Casey Finnegan North Dakota Aggies and J M Saunderson Mornlngside college Assisting Bully Vai de Oraaff of Colorado college who directed the Rocky Mountain squad were George Allen of Colorado Mines and William col Saunders Colorado Teachers' AiwUu Smith Open Champion 8 Illinois Swim League all-st- on 28-3- f Good Weather Likely for New Year’ Game Big Crowd Expected I oe sis Miami i Miwil stamp j (Reg A Ftynn f IWiMico f Durbur I Murphy C Buuen c 8c h Liftman g Smith I MONTANA F T P 3 1 3 McFarland f 0 0 1 9 I Thempfcon t 3 2 2 6 3 3 3 3 0 F Ward c 0 0 0 5 1 0 Wendt c 3 3 3 tfcorthingtnf 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 6 0 Keenan g 1 F T P 2 4 1 1 0 1 O Ward f lArlo g 16 6 6 Total Total Relere — Bastertr (Colgate) ' t 0 0 11 6 10 Allen Christensen captured the first city table tennis tournament Utah's trio of coast Invading basTuesday afternoon by convincingly ketball teams begin homeward Jaunts defeating Mel Gallacher former city toward the end of the week when they tennis champion ln straight sets 4 begin preparations for the opening 2 5 of the Rocky Mountain conference Christensen's greater versatility hoop season January 10 with the paddle had hls little rival Coach Ott Romney's B Y U cag-ewho captured their fifth game hopping from side to side in ft vain endeavor to return angled drives In six attempts Monday night by de- second when set In the Only featlng Occidental college 47 to 41 tied up the score at 5 after and the Cougars make their Califortrailing at 5 was the new champion nia bow against San Bernardino Junforced to bear down Gallacher led ior college at San Bernardino on In the first set at 2 but withered Thursday night On the swing back before Christensen's forcing shots to Utah the Cougars meet DlxleJun-lo- r The women’s tournament got uncollege at Cedar City Friday and der way Tuesday with the following Snow college at ML Pleasant Satresults: Miss Maurlne WUhelmsen urday defeated Miss Leona Holbroke 1 Coach Vadal Peterson’s University lake ft E Aik H&UBfWN -- CtfWMY 6-- 6-- rs WjrUe Y-- Gal-lach- er HORT LEADS By BOBBY JONES Present Open Champion It U ft fine tiling for the golfer always to remember what he can do with Jits feet Many times a tendeney hook or slice can "N be corrected by an Intelligent adjustSAN FRANCISCO TILT ment of the stance At Ban Francisco a second grid or If the playei Smith on Tup of Heap in spectacle will pit Farl Powerhouse has advanced far hard enough to attempt Pomeroy Utah university's plunging fullback and Earl Dutch such things he can Winter Flay More Big Clark wily Colorado college quarter In the same way back against the best that eastern bring off pull oil Shots I eft fade at will It l4 college talent haa to offer Pomeroy nd Clark seemed destined to draw not so much that - w starting positions for the west all the altered postetar team against Coach Andy Kerr's tton directly af-By E O TOMLINSON eastern outfit which includes na- fects the stroke ' LOS ANGELES Dec 31 ftjP— As I Peters stars to but wit: variations tional that Frosty the winter golf tournament season y A J are Induced when! great little Illinois quarterback progresses Horton Smith the slpnder Olawgow shifty running Iowa half- the player place and smiling Joplin youth leads the back Nagurskl smashing Minnehimself mflt In p06l-t- field even stopping Walter Hagen sota fullback and tackle his stablemate Sleight tlons moat en- - Bobby Jones tackle Booma couraglng to them Purdue With more big tournaments yet to the aa Is stance Notre Cannon end closed Dartmouth regarded The be run off during the month of Janustance the and Dame guard stance open hooking ary the percentage of victories among A few Illustrious playmates for as more likely to produce ft fade or the "big shots” tnay undergo a Pom and Dutch will be Benny Loin slice The reasons are obvious To as- change but at the present time the California U rated as one of the sume a close-stanposition the lanky MLsaourlan stands at the top loading kicking and running backs In plaver pulls his right foot back away of the heap Since the quest of gold the game today who with Waldorf from the ball so that It rests several and glory began In October Smith of Missouri will flank Pomeroy and Inches behind the line drawn through has engaged In five medal play events Clark Roy Rlegels California cenhU left foot parallel to the line of snd has won three and finished runneter notorious not only for his wrong flight This accomplishes two things r-up In another flat way run last New Year's day at Pas- first it encourages a round Wins Three the Tourneys adena but for his splendid play this swing with a free turn sway from year and Ackerman St Mary's giant ball and second It sets up a cer- begond in Another choice will tain amount of resistance In the left tackle and First he captured the Oregon open also be there to open up holes for side It about the time of Impact ad- then the Berkeley open He then took Pomeroy dressing the ball In tills position en- a run over to Honolulu and came In courages the player to hit outward second to Craig Wood Later JourneyPASADENA Of FERING ball and when he exaggerates ing to southern California Smith anLast of all and not least by any at the ni&neuvre he has the feeling that nexed the Pasadena open At Pasamanner Of means will be the Pasa- the takes the ball upon the club face dena he finished at the top by playdena classic with U 8 C pitting Its he to left ing steady consistent golf and refusheavier powered backs and charging and swings It around the ing to become ruffled by the closeness hne against the tricky Pittsburgh Closed Stance for of the contest Panthers Longrr Driving An idea of Smith's money winThe Panthers trot out four Is the The dosed stance essentially nings can Be had from statistics of selections Joe Donchess long driving stance I always use It the tournaments staged at Catalina end: Toby Uansa halfback Ray when 1 want a little extra distance land Pasadena In these events he Montgomery guard and Pug Par- with the driver or brasste When I collected 81050 or at the rate of $2 5Q kinson fullback The first two that certain It am I morally employ stroke per Hagen was far below him named were honored on the first can hit a hard as I like without with a mere 16 rents a stroke mythical eleven while the latter two Ifear of right-hand Last year MacDonald Smith proved cutting the shot Into a rere acclaimed as second mythical bunker Francis Oulmet stands to be the big money collector taking t am selections Who wouldn’t want with shot almost wav In every for this awav 83800 av htsshare of the- - Lps to see the game? the wooden clubs When Francis Angeles open alone ADDED THRILLS line his error Is altrom the 'travs In well Informed golfing circles the Powerhouse Pomeroy against Dy- - most always on the hooking side belief Is prevalent that Smith Is benamlte Nagurskl! too much resistance by the ing groomed bv his manager Bob caused That's an added attraction in the left sidebyof his body Harlow to suoreed Walter Hagen east-we- st contest at San Francisco The open stance on the other hand w ho also Is under Harlow's w tng "The Pomeroy of Utah whose feats In Is not a position of power but father Haig” has not been showing tils old-ticracking Rocky Mountain conference of control With the right foot form In late matches and many lines had gained him great distincdithe plaver stands more profess to believe that the youthful tion will back up the we- -t s forward rectly fiver the ball and he hns much wall on defense while Nagurskl Of more difficulty In turning his hips Missourian Is destined to step Into his shoes as the "big money” player Minnesota termed the greatest and shoulders during the backstroke football plater In the counFrom tills jiosltlon he cannot easily Hagen Iaick Seriousness try by both Bob Zuppkc and Ktiute accomplish a flat swing hence he Is Horton Always Fit Kocke will play dcfcnsite fullbuik apt to be more upright The Golfers seem to think that Hagen for the east advocate will be more likely to has not been taking things seriously Which means that whenever slice than to hook and w ill likely plav not been In through the fast hue he mod of his Iron shots with a slight enough and has the other hand Lx a Sml’hon will strike Nagurskl and whenercr left to right drift In the open posiraiefree young fellow who keeps in Nagurskl Is given a thrust assign- tion the plaver faxes more toward the lexeellrnt trim ment at the west line Pomeroy must hole ven at address Ins left hip Is But what Hagen failed to win on do most of the tackling moved backward out of the wav of the links with Ills clubs he stands Boy! 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When Powerhouse the of the hands and at the a good chance to making up In the meets Dynamite1 Well indio li- same path tune the ilg'ht side Is advanced movies H and Leo Dlegel have steners should be able to hear the reso that It becomes an Impediment to signed a contract calling for I'noo port the nation over round sweeping swing These two each d according to repoits in rlai tors encourage rutting across the for their appearance hi a fT idener Becomes Main ball which Is a chnrtirteiistic of the comedy soon to be produced Most of the prominent golfers of Miami Raring Official plains who use this stance the country are here perfecting thair Onr's Stance Has game for the three remaining big MIAMI BEACH Fla Dec 31 mu — Many Changes money tournaments to be run off In Acceptance of the clialrmanshlp of It so haptsens that to rut a drive These are the $1000 open at the Miami Jockey clubs esccutlve Is uie of the wont things possible January Long Reach January 3 the Los An-- I committee by Joseph E Wldener of while to cut a Is marlv alwavs pitch cclex $10 000 open January 10 and Philadelphia sportsman and racing desirable Making allowance then for the $21000 Agua Caiiente open Januenthusiast was announced here to- the irregularities of Ihe ground 14 day bv Barclay Warburton Philade'-phl-of which nnght produce variations the ary and Palm Beach president stance undergoes a the jockey ciub ftoni the teeli'K ground to the putting plaver with everv club e'eclnlly the n club has arranged The Jockey the bg shots the mavhle Strangely enough even with green In racing meet to start the middle drive bra-- playing and long Iron' I like hls very open stance he manages a of January for Its Hialeah track to see the player stand with his right moderately flat swing but It is the f ot slmhuv bark rf or at least on acme of compactness and firmness Centerville Seconds line with his left and for the shorter 1030 bv The Boll tCopyrieht IT in From First JTartl ircncand pl’ches u e an open stance - Sv nihrate Inc J H Tavlor uses probably the wid- ln '‘w worlL fIld j WM You can feel hear and ta'te better th tp&m easily cu'pfv n Firu while Tailor's feet nre never on line v ith the eves shut than with them corr ol M to 34 hHnuU frmilun widens by he th openlnt as he nears oper as cfwncentratloti is easier then Top jicorf 'the gieen I have him play a 5vn CEN’irRvu nr irr” I P pitch fhot whn he wnx fActas allit H'rein a preparation of opium Is o f 3 o o rf 0 0 rf rv'rH'jjhfs moft dirtrtlv m the ibjectie I do’ a I'owerful drug 8 4 30 If ‘MJO 8 0 9 14 obtained the t i It s c c 14 0 0 18 Mu or net know that Tavl r rn ever noted whre poppy fcmil-r- Puh-0 Grl rv 0 fi fit I a kit'" drtv-- r Certa'nlv he Is not s H os 4 a J £ J Sail one now end I think ho 0 n duvinq 3 0 0 ':i arts bul’dlng to be built In IjtDt rl ri indicates lhat h never wa' Canada will cost nearly 13 I 4 34 JV1IH TulS Twill but he is maneUm'ly accurate JTaOOOO feelers Return grld-der- IN grld-olo- USED N A COfAPLFTfi 9 INNING 6-- OF GOLD A A 5AB8A1HDAY VtiGHS CAM! BtTwteN CHICAGO And Cincinnati WINNINGS U was ONLi ONE CALL A TOM- - JOURNO isJ46lYpjfr9 m IK IfH Iktac 4-- rtffctf man " --4- A A U SKATING COMMITTEE SETS -- Ilrower Quits Place 0 Miss Frances Collier On I’etv York Board Miss lone Duncan 6-- defeated of Utah hoopmen start home from 0 0 Miss Pasadena Thursday and Friday and Ruth Crow defeated Miss Margaret Saturday they tackle Nevada uni0 0 and Miss Ellen Jack-so- n versity five at Reno May defeated Miss Berenice Barnes Coach Dick Romney’s Utah State default Agricultural college waxed floor athevent will women’s continue letes are due home towards the end The Thursday with the following sched- of the week ule: Miss Collier vs Miss Crow at 11 o'clock and Miss WUhelmsen vs ners clash later In the day for the Miss Jackson at 12:15 o'clock - Win-- - title 6-- JANUARY 11 AS DATE FOR TOURNEY ruary 23 arriving ln time to start NEW YORK Dec 31 UPi— George E Brower member of the New York state athletic commission for the past six years today resigned to accept February 25 Other mem- the office of district attorney of Uorteiispn Day Margetls practice bers of the team wilt report at West Kings county New York ' Palm Beach ln time Ja begin framDecide Plans Should Sumatra has an automobile boom ing March 4 Be Tentative Ill I -- " ' open-stan- es Ho(v-woo- I ft 45-d- si n B--rnid C Tentative date of January I wa$ set Tuesday for the annual A A U skating tournament at a meeting of President H C Mortensen of the union with Secretary William E Day and Chairman A E Margetts of the akatlng committee The date to all effecta Is more definite than tentative but basing their experience on past events the officials decided In favor of the tentative date Speed and figure events with the exception of one in the latter conIn the skattest were announced ing contests the 220 440 and 880 yard and mile races will be held Entrants In the fancy skating event will be sent through a curriculum of from easy to difficult figures Varieties of circle eights figures requiring change of edge and figure threes will be booked ln the event ln addition to two minutes of voluntary stunts If outstanding winners of this year’s meet merit it at least two of them will be sent to the annual Yosemtte valley ski and skate classic ln February according to Mr Mar-get- j- V V vklllt! -t IH an 1 st-n- THE 1930 (Sj E W AND MAKE Y EAR BETTER JANUARY 1930 tells you its a ijhe calendar New Year Let your bank book tell you that it will be a better year! ts Dr Creed Havmond and H C Mortensen will officiate ln the speed events while Clarence Reeves Lyle Smith and Jack Browning will judge the fancy skaters Margetts will be Beneraltsiimo of the meet which will start about 2 o'clock Decision to continue the affiliation with the present organization was reached Bt ihe meeting The A A U which Is affiliated nationally with the Amateur Skating union of the United States conduct the meet In lieu of that organization since there exists no local branch of the skating body President Mortensen recently received a letter from National Secretary Daniel J Ferris of the A A U asking that the local otganization promote tlw meet thi season and aid in forming a local brrnoh of the skating union which will supervise the meet directly herewould be after Mortensen said done during the winter probably Immediately following the annual tournament Two new champions appeared ln the skating events last season when W'lford Knight In the mile and events and Rav Tavlor ln the 210 and 440 yard contests 'kated to The times 220 22 2 440 8 49 5 52 mile 4 51 1: two-mlWhvtocU icferan fancy skatHugh ing champion retained his laurels ln the 1929 meet and Is expected to defend them this season Several contestants from Order! and Provo as wretl a a ethee utter -mountain towns are also expected to - renewed Brighter hopes ambi-tio- chorus of New Year cheer And to be realized all require cash at the start of this New open a Savings Account at Now Year Walker Brothers Bankers rv 1 le THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE -- FQR attend Chile ans ITin Over Tifdcn and Kingsley PARIS Dec 31 n —The Chilean brothers Torah a furnish'd the big surprise of the second round of the French indoor hard court doubles t'nms chanuiiomhli) plav today by eliminating Big Bill Tlld-- n American rhamnion who was paired with Tti Charles Klncslev of England 4 scores were 4 BROW S S AVNOL NCE PLANS —Plans for ST LOUTS Dec 31 th- annual trek rooth of the St Lotus Browns for f nri:g training were ton’gh' The rrivanc squad of pitchers and catritors will here for West Pairn Beach Fla Ft - ns larger desires for your family all help to swell the for yourself two-ml- ’e ve-- n itrp ooo 7 READY CASH Walker Brothers Bankers RESOURCES OVER 'FIRST INTERMOUNT AIN BANK b- 1 TWENTY-FO- UR MILLIONS ' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - |