Show r THE 16 SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1935 1 NJUNS Farmer Five Favored Drop To Surpass Redskins In Logan Encounter Kicker Tackles Rough Rider at Arena Jumpin’ Joe Meets Russ In Main Go UtaR Staters Plan Airtight Defense to Limit r Scoring Activities of Formidable Childs Huge Crowds Certain Kin-ne- Needs Gym Too “(” We have commented mi the made quale size of the Utah Aggie and B Y U gymnasiums and the vital need of those two schools for new By BOB GOODELL basketball structures scene of R M C western division be the will Logan on sub the And just while were ject University of Utah has its basketball action this week with Utah Aggies favored to troubles top' the measure of University of Utah in the two game series j Mat Battle Royal Calls Out Seven Colombo Hooks 'Up With Adore take and Saturday evenings Both games will start at 8 and the Smart gymnasium will be the scene of action Aggies’ power looks a bit too great for the Friday Of course the I trs use the Deseret gjmnasiuiu — the one structure in the state capable of handling a large basketball crowd— but after all it isn’t the univer- o’clock d despite the attacks of the latter featuring" the veteran Bill Kinner and newcomer to varsity play— Orlo the the Redskins sity’s own gym ! The last games played In “U” gym where the Redskins do Childs almost all their practicing were Coach in 1923 if we remember correctly “Them was the days” when Mac last week’s Swan and Mickey Oswald were Utah’s guards — and that was quite some time ago! The Utah gym was entirely ininadequate for crowds with the crease In basketball popularity which has consistently attended the hoop sport-- In the state and as a result the Utes have been performing In the Deseret gym for many seasons But some of these days "U” athletic officials hope— and sport fans join them in the wish— that the state university will have a field house to include a man's size basketball court and seating accommodations for several thousand spectators Don’t Forget Bill under-the-bask- recently-develope- appeared - two-ga- point and annexing the second by an overwhelming margin Cougars Downed Utes In the first series of the campaign Utah dropped two tilts to the Cougars one by a close score and the other by an overwhelming margin Both Utes and Aggies have Captured two games apiece fiom Montana State The outcome means much to the Utah Farmers who are determined to sweep the series and thereby tie B Y U at the close of the tipt half’s play with five victories and one defeat On the othhr hand Utah must win at least otie game to keep seriously in the title running Aggies are in perfect physical condition foi the battle while Utah will play without Captain Sid Kiamer star guard and Harold Miller an DelMar forward experienced (Swede) Larson a fine with two years’ experience behind him will replace Miller while Virgil James a husky sophomore is slated to pmeh hit for Kramer Utah counts on the floor play and scoring ability of Kinner plus the deadly close in shooting of the lanky to keep the Aggies within Childs The Farmers on hailing distance the other hand have laid plans for an airtight defense with Fd Wade assigned to Kinner and Eldon Watson to Childs In addition the Farmers handle the ball beautifully and will present a short passing attack which brought them many setup shots against the Cougars Petty Heavy Scorer Captain Cleo Petty is Aggies’ ace point maker while Wade and Rollie Gardner have been making names for themselves as exceptional all around guards Capacity crowds for both games are assui ed with only standing room by a single SAN FRANCISCO Jan 81 ( F —The comeback the whole tennis world has been waiting for a step closer today Helen Wills Moody revealed she would start pract- the spring onetime queen of the courts who has not touched a racquet since she defaulted to Helen Jacobs in the national finals two years ago believed the back injury which forced her out of competition has improved to the extent she may once more follow the game she ice in The fSrjayshT GAMES ON TAP 1 THE T£AM Job Savoldi famous for his drop and flying tackle in wrestling encounters and Metros Kirilenkp Russian rough rider are scheduled to mix it in the feature match of the weekly card at the arena Friday kick night Both men are finished grapplers Kirilenko has proved his power speed and skill in several matches here recently and Savoldi has given local fans some spectacular perform — ances at the arena in the past Unless one or the other breaks a leg the headliner tonight should be a genuine heavyweight wrestling match with plenty of and wrestling only a dash or two of roughage A cofeature is to be a battle royal among seven grapplers ranging in weight from 149 to 169 pounds Those assigned to this number are: Ralph Morley A1 Boyd Danny Savich Turp Taylor Buzz Reynolds and Dave Reynolds All of the boys involved — “involved” will probably turn out to be an apt designation — are well known to the local grappling citizenry Casey Colombo extraordinarily fine looking athlete from New York who made a first class debut here last week meets Andre Adore Canadian whose skill has been abundantly demonstrated Two Pats— O’Shocker of Salt Lake and McGee of Boston — are booked for a high-clas- been heard—and rightly so— of the scoring achievements of lanky Orlo Childs of Utah in loves recent games but the Redskins’ big gun is still one Bill Kinner popucenter who has lar been shifted to forward to make room for the tremendous height of Childs Kinner has not been as consistent as usual on his medium and long range basket shooting this season but in spite of that fact he has averaged 13 points a game and his floor workis the major factor COT I FOB LEAGUE UTAH JUNIOR in almost every Ute drive for the Tram Standinc Pet Pis Ops W L basket Yes Spindly Bill is still M3 3)8 212 Dixi one of the finest players in the Snow 227 2 4 087 243 2 US ISO 2 500 Wrbrr and conference— Rocky Mountain H3 3V0 183 B A C 13 Utah’s opponents will be wise to Westminster 23 350 357 203 in that fact very definitely keep This Week's Rehedule mind Friday and Saturday— Snow ts Dixie as St Qcorse B A o vs Weber at Olden Utah Aggies have done very litThu week’s games in the Utah Juntle talking about their reserves this season but tiiey have highly ior College league promise to be Teal capable replacements at every po- battles with four evenly matched ag sition For instance there are grezations taking the floor Snow Harold Hanson and hiielby West to Dixieland to battle the travels at forwards Either of these boys leading Fliers in two battles which Is fully capable of holding down no doubt will prove the turning point now available - a regular assignment on most Probable starting lineups' of the season for one or the Other teams Hanson is a stellar floor B A C UTAH AGGIE S UTAH to Ogden to tangle Ran jouinevs Kinner a man and West is quite capable with the Webei Wildcats IVttv C Itnion Wntnon himself hlltls performer Dixie has a one game lead over Gardner Jam Two Wade victories at Snow Gallic piesent We’ll gamble that Kent Ryan will a three game see considerable work at guard would give the Fliers at the halfway mark m the before his college career is over margin schedule would be a big step Last Saturday Ryan was shifted toward thewhich in the series title A to guard when big Ed Wade would leave Dixie split one in front went out on personal fouls and game while two victones forbySnow Ryan trailed Ralph Crow ton of would put the Bodgers in the lead at B Y U just as effectively as VVade the halfway mark had been doing Ryan is a rugged The games at Ogden between B A ST LOUIS Jan 31 (UP)-Jim- my player exceptional on ball rustling C and Weber seem likely to result Londos and Ed (Strangler) Lewis INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE and defensive work but erratic in in a split acprovided whirlwind the matter of basket shooting CenWestminster will remain idle hav- tion retained his ter last fear forward this season ing completed its first half schedule worldtonight as Jimmymat title bechampionship it would be no great surprise to last week fore an estimated attendance of find this versatile young athlete at between 17000 and 18000 persons guard next year Lewis the aggressor throughout started the final action with what Captain Sid Kramer I tail’s smash appeared to be a right-han- d veteran guard who won to the jaw sending Londos out of honors iaat year was comthe ring After a rather long count pelled to put his injured knee m a Londos returned cast Friday' It is doubtful If Londos obtained a crotch hold Kramer will be able to play anv OGDFN-P- at 230 Salt and tossed Lewis out of the O’Shocker more varsity basketball this sea- Lake ring Tex defeated City grappler son “I” officials stij Wi ighl 218 Texas star in the feature left eye a huge welt appearing as isrhdui for Frbrury 7 b bom Thur-da- v night at the local he returned to the ring " hall m Rermniton- cudahy w Teirphon’1" When Referee Ted Tonneman of m L 0 Wnght took the first fall in 18 min Boston VBounuihuiTMrsTrlf "m to men s’vi the sought separate p utes with a body pi ess The Salt' Lewis and grabbed him by Much has s sum BASKET MIL uta h Dick Romney’s charges shewed up brilliantly In set with B Y U dropping the opener QUEEN HELEN PREPARES TO PLAY TENNIS when Mrs et I 1 ARENA WRFITUNG PROGRAM Jo Savoldi JU Three Oaks Mich Metro Kirilenko Busiia two in three fills — Raltili Battle royal' Participants 150 t Ned Morley Ogden Taylor 166 Jackson Miss i Btise Reynolds 159 Halt Lake City Dave Reynolds 1 4ft Salt Lake City A4 Boyd 16 Sait lake Cttyi Turn Taylor tin Salt Lake City Dana? 8a-iti- h 168 Salt Lake CUy Andre Adore Montreal 14 Colombo New York) two in fwry threo falls Pat O’Shorker Balt Like City Ti Pat McGee iS Boston on CAPTAIN-O- F all-arou- s ah perry ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIAN f one-fall- South Meets West In Swimming Duel 0ESDES BBINO TfAtA'S CHI£F POINT GETrLj? Hfc'S A FLOOR FtAS H AN£ Londos Retains ARSAL LEADER Wrestling Title last-minu- O’Shocker Defeats Wright at Ogden Elk-clu- Shires Falls Kayo Victim in Seconds c‘edh?d in w0D !he4econMishrm“out"orthe"r!ng bdm1 i nhvFrdvrai w20'n Mllls 18 ulnh 01 8 P ” While Tonneman was out of ine Um Reserve N“tf The b division win9pm his opponent Londos nailed play a double ring 150 header February 7 Ralph Morley Ogden and Al chmplon''hlp Bovd 149 Sqlt Lake City tussled to eMwt body sial the a draw m a time limit encounter head was unconscious FEDERAL RESERVE REMINGTON RAND Tonneman 8 then slapped Londos as Dornyy rf 6 0 0 10 Anderson rf 7 0 0 14 4 0 0 8 Pomom It Lrson c 10 0 2 7 3 15 Brewerton Bed c 7 0 0 14 Richrilsn r 0 0 0 0 Jensen rt 10 3 3 33 0 O 0 0 Coulam 0 wax unable In T return i DALLAS Jan 31 UTI-- Art 'TIf (What-a-Ma- former Chicago White Sox first baseman forgot to get up in the second round here tonight and Sid Hunter of Texas was officially awarded a knockout over the talkHIGH LOOP ative son of Italy Texai heavy- - JORDAN Shires making a rmg comeback weight Mending after Commissioner Landis told him one fall match Won Lot Pet to cease prizefighting or quit base-- 1 pinned his rough foe in 15 minutes Draper 0 3 000 ball several years ago weighed 195 with a back body flop In the soo Hunter tng bout Sherm Christensen JvH Salt Riverton pounds out of condition lO Sandv 183 iLake Citi police officer and pAfA in condition scaled 2d0 Union Pehron local star tussled to a draw Friday i Schedule COLLEGE BASKETBALL in a pleasing ap West Jordan at Kiverum Shires JR 11 1 Bromwell Is 0 0 0 1004 8 § 0°!“““ 0 0 0 Of 0 0 0 o! I 8o leu Leonard Total 16 3 Referee Foote I 331 Totals 11 3 3 67 open-MII1'4- 2 Ohio Rtate Orortteiown Ottawa 37 Notre Dam 22 Yale 21 Kansas WfIevan 31 32 31 HOCKFY RFM IT NATIONAL I t AGI F Montreil Maroons 3 New York Amen an 0 New York Raneers 3 Toronto 2 Canadiene 4 Detroit Red Wings 4 (o'er-- 1 mie tiei jxterifagie Oklahoma city (American association) (Central league! 6 6t Paul SO MUCH lOHE i for so little more You’ll arree when you see and drive the new Pontiac — costing Just a few dollars more than the luaest priced car mmw Automobile 51 So State Co Has£6707 Lasky Braddock to Battle in Garden L ORK Jan 31 (4) — Art l ILakj Minneapolis heavyweight jrl ki his pie enstons as champ on bhip challenger against belting Jimmy Biaddock over the 15 round route to morrow night Lasky though beaten by Steve Hamas in lat match her a io 13 to 5 favorite to defeat B addock former light heavyweight chad rger who started rtLent comeback cam’ paign by beating John Henry Lewis Arizona negro f Ol RT bTAlS LOUIS Jun 71 tUP) — Larry Bettencourt the Amenta grid star frojn St Man of Cal fun i who was not good enough for the 1928 will be given an big leagues in other chance with the Browns this was it announced beir today ST 11 j rf Gardner r bourn iPfl — BETTENC February Uuu Riverton fcandv at Wrt Jordan Midvale at Draper DRAPER If GTFP 117 6 10 6 22 MIIDVALE rf Downing Grant If OTFP 0 0 Glover 2°fh nlf Totals 5 2 3 4 2 5 imon Milne 0 2 ? 1 Ig 2 0 19 Score by ale M d Totals OTFP 6 12 2 113 411 quarters refere Stepan 14 UNION Totals 17 8 umpire Call ng 1 Jansen rf RLieade rg lg lg If IMunk U McDeUtte 0 o 11 17 13 12 J 24 6 Pi T1 0 0 18 0 0 2 2 2 8 4 0 0 8 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 111 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0i 0 0 0 0 1 c 1b rg 3 110 Anderson if Nesien rf 20 6 3 43 Totals S ore by quarters t D 8 Trpewrltsr Heteree Richardson — (Irwn br E3 Thai-w- It R A C HAMAS FIGHT FOR GERMANY APPEARS SURE Canzoneri Defeats Rodak Gains His 100th Victory Crowd of 14775 Watches Tony’s Efforts to g Overtake Chicagoan NEW YORK Jan 31 (UP)— The last obstacle in the way of Schmel-ln- g the Steve Hamas-Ma- x bout at Hamburg Germany March 10 waa removed tonight with receipt of a cable announcing that Hamas’ $25000 guarantee had been deposited in the Chase National bank of Paris The communication came from Promoter Walter Rothen-hur- g to Fred Kirsch visiting German newspaper man Ever-Retreatin- 1 West high school’s championship swimming team is expected to clinch the 1935 city school title when it meets the South high squad Friday at 5 p m in the Deseret gymnasium pool The Panthers are leading the league with two victories and no defeats and a wdn over South will enable them to retain their 1934 championship since the only remaining meet involves West and East high next Monday Softth is in second place with two victories and one defeat and East is in the cellar having lost three meets and won none West defeated South 44- - to 30 last week in their first encounter Singer Cagers Overcome Emigration Ward 32-1- 6 Presenting k powerful attack and an impregnable defense the strong Singer Sewing Machine company cagers had little trouble In defeating the Emigration ward M Men crew 32 to 16 Wednesday evening The score 8INOFR MACHIENS GTPP 4 2 2 10 C Snider rf Lloyd U Carlson c Carpenter rg Nemelka lg F Snider lf EMIGRATION M MEN GTFP 2 10 4 rf Thomas lf 12 0 2 Rasmussen 6 2 115 Richards rg 110 3 Kirkham it 1113 5 Whitaker lf 0 0 0 0 4lstevens c 0 0 0 0 Reeves 3 2 2 1 0 0 2i 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 2 By GEORGE KIRKSEY McDowell c 2 1 0 CHICAGO STADIUM Jan 31 (UP)— Tony Canzoneri former 17 7 6721 7 6 2 16 Totals Totals featherweight and lightweight champion scored his 100th ring vicScore by quarters 19 24 11 32 Singer Rodak Leo youngster Chicago tory tonight by decisively outpointing 11 6 16 Emigration E Colbert R Gilbert Referee umpire m 10 rounds before the largest crowd to attend a boxing bout any MASSARE BEATS WINSTON place this year A crowd of 14775 paid $33540 b7 HARTFORD Conn Jan 31 UP)— to see Canzoneri one of the great Charlie Massare Pittsburgh heavyLEON WARMS tir of the past decade give outpointed Ed (Unknown) Leon Chtirnon my be on hi! wst to an weight Rodak a boxing lesson Canzoneri Meeting record Last time he Winston Hartford negro in a fast did all the punching leading and 33 1933 since was aame a bout tonight started Massare July which date he has figured In 53 game a boxing until the final round weighed 188 and Winston 198 a relief hurler Referee Tommy Gilmore and the A general meeting of all tournatwo judges Rube Metz and Ed Klein unanimously gave the deci- ment committees of the Utah State sion to Canzoneri who was making Bowling association will be held Fri !M THROUGH WITH his first Chicago appearance since day at 7 p m at the Orpheum alleys "WEAK SISTER" he lost the lightweight title to Bar- it was announced Thursday by offiBATTERIES- - IM ney Ross m June 1933 GOING TO GET Definite cials the of organization Rodak whose string of 22 straight ONE OF THESE victories was snapped tonight was plans for tournament play will be arNEW super-power- ed on a bicycle through most of the ranged at the meeting bout He ran retreated and covGOODRICH ered up at every opportunity After ELECTRO-PAK- S UTAH STATE LEAGUE being badly beaten for the first nine rounds he finally discarded his safety first tactics- - and outSUndlnt f 1m Goodrich Pet Won Lost fought Canzoneri In the final round 000 BATTERIES the only one of the fight in which Moose ooo Lourdes 1 ooo there was any sustained action as low as C Y O 1 ooo Canzoneri tired from chasing Tooele AC ooo 000 Rodak and trying to drop him wasnrnr BBevYmre FlOftE Quicker Starts ooo unable to withstand Rodak’s slash- Fi5tmsn Kodak 000 WITH THIS NEW KIND OF BATTERY Hellenics ing finish which had the huge JCIm battery troubles goodbye! Short circuits power Iom crowd on its feet cheering Rodak Schedal corrosion srs practically eliminated by the amaxtnft new Wednesday Protective Top scored repeatedly with lefts and 7 P m — Lourdes v C Yv OEastman Ko- - Improvements In Goodrich fclectro-Pa- k Cover construction p m —Mecca Billiard Corns in today and let us show you rights to the head and actually dak saves you money how this new — Hellenic vs 9 p m made Canzoneri break ground sevpinner Beverate eral times Schedule Saturday £lectro-Pa- k The crowd was the big loser Moose v Tooele A C at Tootle received almost $9000 for his with eeeond half Moose the opened end and Rodak about $5500 They The didn’t do $1000 worth of fighting an easy victory over Pinney Beverare In Stats the Utah league Wednesday night between them if you throw out the Royal Jensen led the attack for th Moose tenth round But it wasn’t with 24 points The C Y O took a hard fault He tried to fight and earned 4 in victory over the Hellenic did his best but couldn't catch an overtime The CathoHe team had period Rodak whose awe of the former first of the lead at the end quarter of reserve went In for C Y O champion was apparent from the Aandnumber the Hellenic gradually brought up moment they faced each other for their score At the end of the regular game the score stood at 41 all but the C Y O their instructions led bv Tuttle and Vaculln ouUeored the General Bowling Called all-ti- 1 1 1 bull-pe- n ten-rou- 1 1 2 4 Totals 14 17 6 3 Fooie COLLEGE G 0 Gregory t 0 2 10 0 3 t 1 11 1 2 1 21 7 3 45 Referee 15 5 5 2 12 8 3 15 0 2 1 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0000 0 0 Lk D 8 BUSINESS Bohunin 1 rg lg Total OTFP Nelson 8 2 0 16 Watkins 24 15 Toronto 0 0 Peterson rf If 0 10 Winger 17 Atkinson c 2 6 Ciaham rg 0 2 Evans lg 9 o Johnson lg 0 4 Walk rt 12 Bennead c Lefevre rg rf If Jacobsen SANDY 1 t rg lg mane RasmuMen rf 14 0 2 1 (I If 4 6 i ad 10 0 2 2 2 1 5tctv5ier- 2 0 0 4 maker c 110 2 0 10 0 Carlson rg 0 0 0 0 3 6 2 8 Wright 1g 0 1 0 0 c (Anderson Sadler lensen Fuller If c OTPP 2 2 0 14 rf 0 0 fli Dergnall l 0 2 0 0 Miller c 0 21 Day rg i 2 0 0 4 Hendnrksn Ig 5 0 0 10 u Carrell If I 1 0 2 7 4 eCam mer 3 lOblrne c Golfh 1crs Totals t CJoff Wood CUDAHY J otfp! 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