Show THE $ALT LAKE TRIBUNE : Ogden Favored to Win From Ranger Quintet Lehi Battles Ephraim Tribune-Telegra- TUES DAY MORNING MARCH 12 1935 OF BRITISH am Borotra Thinks Eu' Associated Press Places Two Aggies One Cougar ' One Ute One Cowboy on Honor Crew gland Will Retain v Kihner Highly Rated Davis Cup "Traditional Sports Event Expected To Produce Usual Crop of Stars and Smooth n Working Combinations PARIS March 11 (UP)— Great Britain tttll retain the Davis cup if Fred Ferry haa not Joined th pro ranks by July when the challenge round should bring together the de fender and the Australians Jean Borotra predicted to the United Pres today The British and Australian teams ars on a par” Borotra said- - “But the British will win because they will go Into the fray fresh while the Australi&ne will be fatigued after fighting Grelr way through the eliminations which will bs one of the toughest in years” The Basque dismised the chances of the United States “whose team is composed of untried youngsters” and his own countrymen whom he thinks will be eliminated In the first round by the Australians 'Borotra to Play Again Borotra who recently won the French indoor singles title for the tenth time making it the forty-nint- h net crown of his career' declared that he would be a member of the French Davis cup team He and fans with the best and most complete board yet “Toto” Brugnon the two remaining of the original Four Musseen in Salt Lake City The board has been used members who brought' the cup to in the Utah Aggie gym during the past season keteers and kept it there for six conand has been acclaimed by all who have seen it France secutive years will carry the double as the most accurate device of its- - kind yet burden once again Christian Bous-su- s is It operated by electric controls and Andre frail Merlin who is now recovering from Injured leg will represent France Accurate InfDrmer Will an in the singles ’Marcel Bernard By MARLOWE BRANAGAN The 1935 state high school tournament the outstanding feature of the prep sports season gets under way Wednesday afternoon In the historic Deseret gym Players fans 'and officials are awaiting the outcome of first round battles with unbounded enthusiasm Stars will rise and fall In the progress of the meet un- sung youngsters will emerge with reputations that will live through the coming years touted shooters will thrill huge deliberate crowds with many machines basking under the spotlight for and four days The sixteen teams are divided Into upper and lower brackets eight competing in the upper and eight in the long-shooti- well-drill- fast-passi- ng ng ed lower Saturday evening at t o’clock' the winner of the ujSper group will battle the lower group leader for the stale championship Murray South Rich Ogden North Dixie and Emery JUhi Ephraim Wasatch high school of Heber are the Nephi Beaupper bracket entries ver Uintah Salina Granite the defending state champion Logan Jordan and Payson comprise the lower brecket Tigers Favored The black and orange clad Tigers Ogden high school champions of district match their the Ogden-Logatouted speed and ability against the n hard-drivin- g Rangers-o- f g Cold Halts Speed King Oh Birthday DAYTONA BEACb Fla March 11 (UP)— A heavy cold contracted on the golf links several days ago kept Sir Malcolm Campbell in hi room today and prevented him from Joining In the celebration of his fiftieth birth- day “It’s Just as wellM he said “for when a man geto 60 he doesn’t feel particularly like celebrating cold or no ©old” North Emery at 8:30 p m The Rangers' are making their initial debut in tournament competition Ogden undefeated in district play is favored to topple the southern teem Lehi perennial entry-frotheAI pine district entered this season ai the champion is picked to defeat the strong Ephraim crew Sanpete winner when the two teams tangle at 7:30 p m The Pioneers have a better record for the season are faster arid their matchless shooting likely li the filth In n iirlei el artlelei will carry them through to victory eaThis hlih mIimI team entered In The Carrot Eaters have an edge in toaraaaent which arena Wedneedejr alter size and the famed long shooting of naan la the Deseret erm their forwards Christensen and Peteams Jordan terson may bring them a triumph Three Jordan district champion Murray over their favored foes Led by Denby Wade sensational Jordan loop runner-uand Lehi Alforward the Fliers of Dixie are selecthave designs on the ed by most hoop critics over Wasatch pine champion Summit district winner The Wasps the state title and all will bear watchwill rely on the sturdy Reggie Tadd ing in the annual high school tourney to curtail the hoop bombardment of which gets under way Wednesday the Flier star This game will be afternoon and evening in the Deseret played at 6:30 p m Beaver and Nephi will share thd gym The Pioneers newly adopted name spotlight in the lower bracket opening of the Lehi array come to the tourround battles The Wasps exponents with glowing accounts of precedof the deliberate style of play send ney ing them Paced by Tom Woffinden their clever handling crew of per- one of the finest ball hawks in the formers Into action against the slam-ban- state the Lehi crew rolled up nine attack of the Beavers in what should be a' classic The Millard dis- victories against a single defeat in trict champs have not been defeated capturing the Alpine district title in league play this Season 'but the Ross O Nielson Lehi coach is a The graduate of Brigham Young univerWasps are picked to triumph two teams will meet at 2:30 p m sity at Provo He has held the' reins at Lehi for the past eight seasons Open Teurney Jordan coached by Dunn (Snide) Uintah and Salina open the 1935 Taylor and Eddie Kimball both formeet at 1:30 p m Both come with Im- mer Cougar athletes captured the records the Wolves but ap- title in the Jordan district pressive only after pear t better balanced outfit and are spirited race The Beetdiggers secto to favorites advance the slight have size in abundance and promise ond round by recording a triumph to be strong contenders for the state 'over the Utes Uintah seems to have title The Jordan cagers captured considerable difficulty ki getting past seven out of nine battles the opening round struggle and most and scored eight preseason victories In ten followers a Salina starts in district play prep anticipate victory Gilbert Moesinger’s hustling MurThe defending champion Granite as speedy a team as there is in entered as the third team from the ray the state is expected to provide forJordan district will face the powerful midable opposition to all foes in the Grizzlies of Logan at 4:30 p m The annual prep classic The- diminutive Cache county crew captured second Smeltermen captured1 seven victories district place in the three defeats in landing secrace and is favored to topple the against ond place in the Jordan race Fanners Lehi and Murray depend’ a great Jordan and Payson tangle at 9:30 deal to overpower high school rivals m In the final p game in first round both having fast attacks Jordan on The Lions admittedly have play the other hand works the ball into clever crew but the Beet Diggers apscoring territory in a more conservato have an pear edge Payson gained tive fashion— but once within the foul a post in the meet by humbling Provo line the Beetdiggers appears as 23 to 8 last week and the strong Jorstreaks of greased lightning dan team captured the title in district Following is the complete informaPlay tion on the three cluhs: Four Western Stars Selected on R M C Installs New Scoreboard m Three Teams Gun for Title All-Roc- ky all-st- ar - The new scoreboard shown above has been placed in the Deaeret gymnasium by The Salt Lake Tribune-Telegra- m for the stafe high school basketball tournament and will tike the place of the "old" one thla week thus providing the ' Keep Fans Posted at left-hand- er ' Battle in Speers Paired With Anderson Sharman -- left-hand- er Kirilenko Meets Mazurki In Arena Headline Event the-tUt- Tribune-Telegra- 2 Boosters Play Powers’ Shoe Quint at Deseret Gym Tuesday high-geare- d p Logan-Ogde- two-thir- split-secon- Revolts Picard Wilson Leads Annex Playoff J C Scorers ll n er title-holder- s e z el - Laf-foo- middle-weight- Trojans Win From Beavers Capture Coast Crown GASOLINE y Truman Kline Black g Dave Madaen f-- o Den ienaen x- -t Neal Carrel e Chrla Mortenaen f Vernen Bennion f Jack Chriatenaen f John Weenie f 6 11 Keith Fitteerald f Dana Taylor and Eddla KlmbalK eeachea Lewis Martinez Set For Interesting Tilt Uaene of DENVER March 11 Preaeaaon reeord: Flared nine) wen aeveni free and frequent punching is in prosloat tare f motorists have tested the pect in what promises to be the best fight offered here in recent months— MURRAY (Smelter) tea) high quality and discovered Name and Foitlonv No Are HC'frt Ex? the meeting of Emilio Martinez Colothe economy of our gasoline Tom Oliver r 8 150 rado light heavyweight championand la the M days we have been 8herm Wrliht e 2 175 John Henry Lewis Phoenix Ariz 10 Peter Borden e 175 open lor business TRY A Earl 12 155 5 Healr r negro Wednesday in the "city audiMaurice Watte f 140 nix' torium 20 2 1S5 Uwell Mlnea t Max Tewnaend 4 e 148 While Martinez never lost a fight 157 Martin 6 Feaelr 9 m f TANK CAR TO YOU Bill Smith f here to a visiting opponent Lewis 7 102 11 140 Pete Delia f looks to e the hardest assignment e 9 Bill Jehnaon 166 he has ever tackled The Arizona Gilbert Moealnrer coach negro has twice beaten Maxie Ro Uhh Record former light heavyweight IS Jrdn SSi Murrar u Grin-I- t Him 36 i Murray SS GraatariUa ZSi Murray champion and has two victories over M Biurhau SSi Murray 17 Cyru SSi Mu- James J Braddock to his credit rrar SS Jardau SI t Murray 83 Granite SOi Lewis will outweigh the Colorado Murray SO Tuaele SB Murray SO Darla 16i Murrray 44 Blnyham IS Pnuaaa retord: boy by several pounds The fight Plard MVni wo farl teat three will be over a distance Th More THOUSANDS Reeord (Not Hated) WV-Plent- y S Snow Brown B A C Wolfrom Westminster Weaver Weber N Carter B A C Beane Westminster Dineen Weber Ellett Snow Milne Dine t (CENTERS T Jones B A C Schmuts Dixie Foley Weber O Olson Snow Anderson Snow Wheatlake Westminster Porter B A 0 S Carter B A C Widdison Weber y 9 5-- d Ga G 14 16 16 14 14 16 11 2 9 Guards 3 r-- A CORVALLIS Ore March 11 (UP)— Southern California Trojans won the Pacific Coast intercollegiate basketball championship tonight by defeating the Oregon State Beavers 32 to 31 It was the deciding tilt of a three-- ’ of the Peterson Snow Pectol Dixie B Limb Westminster Bird Snow Maxwell Westminster M Snow Weber Hunter B A C WUcox Weber BuUtvan Dixie Walker Weber Talt B A: C D Ronnow B A C Richards Dixie Parker Westminster P Ronnow B A C Campbell Snow Catrow Westminster Aaiard Snow HolUngshead B A C the game who had been out Oregon State won the last two weeks because of an ankle opener 38 to 33 and the Southern injury was in the starting lineup conference champions took the sec-- ’ for the first time in the championship series He started the scoring with ond 36 to 31 shot in the first minlead a The Trojans had an ute at the half ' Ernie Holbrook Trojan forward Oregon State’s lead was shortshot the winning floor basket with lived however for Guttero came but a few seconds to play back to pepper the basket for three The Trojans went into the lead quick goals from under the basket thrqe minutes after the game started to bring the socre to 6 to 3 at the and ran the score up to 12 to 4 at the end of the first five minutes The Beavers crept to within two points quarter Lee (Rubberlegs) Guttero led the of the visitors with only five minHe utes to play after baskets by Wally Southern California attack tossed in four field goals and scored Palmberg and free tosses by Hibbard two free throws for 10 points in the and Conkling first half although Coach (Slats) Gill Oregon State broke away from the of the Beavers had two men guard- zone defense which it used in Sat ing him most of the time urday night's game and the last half Bob Bergstrom Beaver guard Friday to go back to game series d man-to-ma- Kinner the Utes’ magnificent pivot man and dead shot is the only one' of the five who gained the Associated Press team last year Jay Whitman Brigham Young’s spunky guard who was chosen on the all conference outfit in 1934 lost hy a shade this season to West and Wade Rangy Aggregations The team is big—bigger than last year’s West is the shortest man on inches It it and he is 6 feet 1 is a well-kni-t fast aggregation both In offensively and defensively Crowton and Kinner it has the two best shooters In the conference Opponents Of the team if it ever engaged in actual combat would have heir bands fuU in trying to cope with the passing attack these live collegians could throw at their foes Crowton the only freshman on the team was named on the first team by every observer' taking part ini 'the nominations He possesses an uncanny eye for the basket and is a tricky passer The effectiveness of his play has dulled only slightly by the disastrous slump Brigham Young struck late in the’ race when the ' Cougars lost their last 'four games Crowton is 6 feet 3 Inches tall and hails from Salt Lake City Aggressiveness and floor play of the finest caliber won Ryan the other forward post and allowed him to duplicate the honor he received during the football season when he was placed on the Associated Press allconference eleven Ryan proved more valuable to the Utah Aggies for his general court work than for his scoring although he Dipped in 109 points to help his team end Brigham Young’s four-yea-r rule in the western loop He is 6 feet 2 inches sophomore and was raised virtually on the Utah State campus at Logan Bill Kinner proved this season he is just about the best collegiate basket ball player in the Rockies He started slowly and sports writers began murmuring that the big Ute was' slipping when Kinner struck his 1934 stride and finished the campaign with greater glory than before He poured 169 points through the scoring ring to top 11 other point makers east end west and was sensational in the heat of floor battles He is 6 feet 3 inches in height and was an high school star at Ogden West Accorded Edr Considerable argument developed as to the respective merits of West of Wyoming and Whitman of Brigham Young Both are strong guards and fitted in well with their teams’ passing forays West however was the superior scorer of the two and this despite the eastern division's pointmaking average was far below that in the western sector West is the only r team His home senior on the is at Kansas City Kan Big “Red” Wade was en almost unanimous choice for the other guard although this was his first year of He tied Whitcollege basketball man for high scoring honors among western division guards and used his height and reach effectively in taking shots off the backboard He was defensive player Wade is a junior 6 feet 4 inches tall and comes from Ogden 2 con-ceiv- ed will be on the promising squad and will play if Merlin has not recovered in time Deseret Gym Borotra who has always been a great favorite- in the United States The thousands of basketball fans said that he had hoped until the Savich Signed tip Do Second who will witness the annual state very last moment to participate in the current U S indoor championhigh school tournament this week at ships but that “business came Meeting the Deseret gym will also behold the first" latest development in accurate and Turning to the subject of pro After an unavailing attempt to thrill the wrestling gentry at McBorotra was of the opinion complete scoreboards brought to the tennis that the tension between the monied Cullough’s arena last week mainly because his foe failed to live up gym by The Salt Lake players and the simon pures was show he wanted Matros to expectations by putting on the slam-ban- g slowly being slackened and that Kirilenko Russian heavyweight will thresh things out Friday night The board was conceived and con- some time “in the far future" he structed by James Ivle of the Utah saw the possibility of an open tourwith a burly gentleman from New York one Mike Mazurki State Agricultural college with the ney along the lines of those held at Mazurki a newcomer to the arena' aid of his brother Leon of Ririe the present time in golf this season brings 220 pounds of Idaho It was designed originally for ‘1 don’t think that any further the Utah Aggies and had been used in concessions should be made to the weight and years of experience with their own gym during the past sea- amateurs however” he said “Either him to match the clever Russian in son an athlete is an 'amateur or a pro of the the hope popular tossing Unlike most boards which are run Perry should not bq permitted to act Matros hither and yon in the prorear new the 'the from attendants in films and still retain his amateur by Kirilenko will be gram's headliner device is controlled entirely from the status The French federation ' of outweighed only two pounds a negbench by means of electri- which I am vice president will opscorer's ligible amount so fans will get a peek cal switches It displays the names pose it As the motion requires a at a pair of huskies matching experiof the players their numbers posimajority I don’t see how an be should ence and brawn in what tions and points scored $s well as the it will pass the International body” interesting tussle amount of time scores and the team Names Four Greaters Hy Danny Matched left to play The timing has been perd with the Asked to pick the best tennis fected to 4he As was expected Hy Sharman and board itself shooting the gun at the players he ever saw in action BoroDanny Savich will continue their tra named without hesitation BUI end of each period brand new feud after an exciting The usual confusion and tense mo- Tilden Norman Brookes Henri draw in their first meeting last week ments caused by inaccurate score-boar- d Cochet and Rene Lacoste These The match between the local vetclocks will be absent in the four he said were about equal with eran and the former University of football star last Friday Utah prep meet and fans will know to the no preference to be shown He deliberately left Ellsworth second just when the game will end brought out probably the best event The board will be operated during the Vines Of California out of the list Sharman was faon the program “Vines may eventually take his tournament under Ivle’s supervored to toss his less experienced vision place kmong the greatest stars of all opponent because of his cunning time” he said “but he is still gained in his many years in the mat young and hasn’t had the time to esgame but Savich outweighing Uncle tablish his right to that claim He Hy by ten pounds refused to concede has the best service I have ever seen defeat and with his superior weight and the knowledge he has gained gave and the execution of his stroke is marvelous He must still show' imSharman an interesting evening Both are popular in local wrestling provement and his ability as a fightcircles and their second meeting er before I will place him in my list two out of three falls will be watched of the really great” with interest MIAMI Fla March 11 (UP)-J- ohn Frank Speers who tried out failed Revolta and Henry Picard won the Cochrane Likes Looks to hold his own with Kirilenko last eleventh annual international four-baweek will attempt to redeem himOf ’Bama Grid Marvel golf tournament today when self as the Georgia senation Friday Pickard sank a 1000 putt at the LAKELAND Fla March 11 against Ole Anderson who hails from Paul Wilson Dixie forward topped seventeenth hole Minneapolis This tussle will be a the scorers at the end of the schedThe champions defeated Paul RunMickey Cochrane got a line time limit affair Speers heeling ule in the Utah State Junior College yan and Horton Smithj past on the 1935 prospects of the Detroit 1 up in today’s that he didn’t get a chance to play- Tigers today as his full squad worked fi- out for the first time show his real "stuff” against the Rus- league with 200 'points in 16 games off climax of yesterday's He said Mil125 He has at the for another try sian asked averaged points per game nal that ended a tie lard (Dixie) Howell U of Alabama arena He will get all he asks for Stan Watts of Weber is second with The winners’ share of the $4000 athlete has the makings of a great against the grappling Swede from 176 Woodrow Adams of B A C tournament was individual $1000 outfielder Smith and Runyan each reMinnesota who is reputed to be as third among the forwards with prizes ceived $500 ’ornery” as they come in the mat placed Connie Mack Becomes 155 points game LEHI’ (Pliniri) Tom Jones of B A C Erwin Nebraska to Morley vs Brentana ‘Colonel’ in Kentucky Nairn and Paaltlon NaEa HL Wt- Ar Legalize Tom Wtfflitden ' ' 7 known in Salt Schmutz Dixie center and Lynn FoRalph Morley-we- ll Glen Smith S t Pari-MutuLake City for his uncanny ability to ley of Weber led the centers Jones Rontld Price e Betting FORT MYERS Fla March 11 (iP-- It’s t Charter Roberta g use his legs as well as his arms has 147 now Colonel Cornelius (Connie 111 104 Evan ! and Starlinr Schmutz Never a change In Robert Chatfleldg f LINCOLN Neb 'March 11 (UP) Mack) McGilllcuddy at least in Ken S against any and all opponents will Arden Peterson tops Foley the guards 1 Arthur Saber ( spend his time Friday night in at- with 119- - Louis Bectol has 131 B — Pari mutual betting on hors races tucky The veteran pilot of the Philathoqualitj pf this Merrit e Chirk r will become legal in Nebraska to- delphia Athletics received his com Lee Hatfield r--e tempting to toss 'another newcomer Limb is in third place with 109 s s First’ Grade Sterllnf Allred f Jack Brentano of Canada morrow when Governor Roy Coch- mission front' Governor Ruby FORWARDS Em 0 Nielxan eoaefc s ’of Kentucky at the training Two more Salt Lake City ran signs a racing bill passed today ' will hold their share of the High Octane camp today: Learne Retard by the legislature Weber Watts Buzz when 17 88 B Y hlrh Lehi 45 Trm IRt preliminary spotlight Uhl B A C Adam Lehi 60 Llneeln 20 Lehi 26 American Fork and Floyd Hanson mix The W Jone B A C 21 i Lehi 82 Pleaaant Grave 20 Lehi 35 B Reynolds Nielson Snow not two clever are Y hlrh 24 Lehi 25 Prove 28 j Uhl 42 Llnusually grapplers Snow Weber eeln 27i Lehi 40 American Fork 25 Uhl 35 rough but capable of staging a little C Beck Snow Pleaaant Grave 27 Preaeaaen record: Snow Flared aiahti won five t loat three bdxing match on the side and since Christensen Empej Dixie Westminster they have a mutual disregard for each Strike 32-3- 1 Westminste JORDAN (Betdlrcra) other's abilities should be tearing Pentalute Hoyt Dixie Name and Petition No Ex L Limb Westminster into action from the opening bell Ken Soffe g 9 0 m By LOUDON KELLY March 11 (AP)—Most of the basketball talent wont west in the Rocky Mountain conference this season Four players from the Western divlsioh and only one from the Eastern circuit won peaces on the Associated Press Mountain conference honor team for 1935 Nominations by coaches and sports writers throughout thftieonference were followed in selecting the quintet which Is as follows: Ralph Crowton Brigham Young and Kent Ryan Utah State forwards BUI Klnner Utah university center WlUard (Buzz) West Wyoming university and Ed Wade Utah State guards DENVER The Salt Lake Boosters played hosts to a visiting aggregation of colored basketball players from Sioux City Iowa Monday night at the Deseret gymnasium but the Colored Ghosts as the invaders are called did most of the entertaining: When the show was over the Boosters held a 1 advantage From the first tipoff it was apparent that the fans were going to be given a treat vith an exhibition of fancy ball handling trick shots and clever maneuvering By the time the game was five minutes old the large crowd was in- an uproar as “Suitcase” Simmons “Fuzzy” Evans and “Cool Breeze” Anthony aggravated the local courtiers with a baffling demonstration of how a basketball can be used Further hilarity was added with the remarkable performance of Hickman a guard who handled the ball so fast even the spectators at times wondered where the ball was He kept the Boosters in hot water all through the game and at one time had two of the local cagers running around in a circle trying to locate the ball From an exhibition angle the game was a riot with the Ghosts taking all the honors and the Boosters the hard work From a basketball angle Simmons and Hickman led the attack for the Ghosts with 12 points each while the elongated Orlo Childs of the University of Utah counted 10 points for the Winners The Boosters hurrying because of the close guarding of the Ghosts missed numerous shots under the basket while the losers preferred to tank their shots from beyond the foul line seldom working the ball in for a setup Hickman Scored the most sensational basket of the game when he d shot from the flipped in a middle of the floor tirant Bennion played a stellar game at guard for the losers holding his man Lea Wilkinson to a lone basket The Boosters will play the 44-4- - i all-sta- TROSKY CALLED ’VIKING Hal Trosky the tluisinf first baseman of the Cleveland Indiana often la referred to ae the “Blond Vlklna” Perhaps that la becauaa he waa born in Norway but HaVa particular Norway la located in Iowa and Hal la of Polieh descent one-han- HEW Pow-eriHSh- quintet from' Lehi at the Deseret gym at 8 p m Tuesday the A A Both teams U meet in Denver next week and are seeking to raise funds to defray have-entere- expenses OH06TS rf Wilkinson Simmons c Hickman rf Anthony Is Evens OTFP 4 I TIRES BOOSTERS GTFP4 ISlOlBrtdr rt 12 II SIErekson Kill 12!Ohllds c S 3 0 1 1 1J' Bennion 3 0 0 4'Mechm Rlph rf ri In II Rod Knlsht Bers IS 13 I 411 Totals Totals Oswald referee: Evene umpire 4 10 1 0 1 1117 1 OLD TIRES 10 0 4 0 0 3 1 0 K 1 for your 0 4 1 Knlfht 0 4 0 0 0 14 01 and the difference in cash 44 Two Groups of Seals Move to Fresno Camp FRESNO Cal March 11 (UP)— Two sections of the San Francisco Seals moved into Fresno today to complete spring training at the new Frank Chance Memorial park built especially for (heir use Eighteen rookies and four regular arrived from San Francisco where theyvhave trained the last two weeks Remaining veterans came from Marysville where they played two games against th San Francisco Missions over the week- You’ll amazed at tha liberal N ALLOWANCE w offer NOW( Trade Them In away on new FISK tires— guaranteed against all road kasards for one year Drive WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK or USED TIKES in the city LARCH TIRE SERVICE 60 SO STATE end Sixteen exhibition games opening series With the with vfour-gam- e Missions Thursday and Friday have been scheduled for the Fresno park b TRADE-I- 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