Show lio SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY SURPR Serenity Restored :By JOHN C DERKSz Editor of The Salt Lake Tribune Sports It with a feeling of genuine relief that we enter a upon period of intercollegiate athletic competition shorn of turmoil and threats of turbulence The concord arrived at by athletic authorities of the University of Utah and Brigham Young university is highly pleasing to us and also we believe to friends of both schools who had been driven to the contemplation of a possible season of crimination and recrimination The amazing phase of the situation is that so great a stretch of time was permitted to elapse before an adjustment was reached or even indeed any known effort was made toward that end Measured by the calendar more issue than a month passed between the time arose at the meeting of the Rocky Mountainjzonference early in December and the promulgation of an official statement to the effect that a basis of understanding had is 14 1938 1 N They Are New Chiefs of National Golf Association FANS GIVE EG-SPL- ARTISTS TO PRAISE TO CAME CREW Jordan Faces SHOWHERE ack Reynolds Booked for Tussle Willi Benny Bolt TougH Foes in Quest of 1936 Tide By MARLOWE Jack Reynolds world’s welterweight champion at wrestling who comes to town for a top-spmatch with Benny Bolt at the arena Friday is 'generally credited with hav- ing developed the rocking chair leg split to Its present degree pf perfection While Jack didn’t invent the hold there is no manner bf doubt that he has brought It to a point where It usually brings quick and painful results Although Reynolds is the world’s welter king he will be over the weight limit for that class in Friday about Jack will probably be about 165 pounds which makes him even with Benny Danny Savich cames back to the arena Friday after a period of wandering about as wrestlers are wont to do He meets Balk Estes in the semifinal Danny has grown in size no little since his last arena appearance He and the clever Estes should make a good match of it A newcomer in the person of Jimmy Murphy a light heavy from down Texas way meets George Bennett and Jerry Marcus of New York who made his first appearance here last week meets John Fellos another newcomer this one from Detroit Fellos is said to be a thoroughly capable grappler BRANAGAN Three weeks ago the eight teams in the Jordan district of region two awaited the opening league encounters Four of thSyclubs— Jordan Granite Murray ah4 Davis— were given the Inside track in the quest of the title held by the others— Cyprus Three Bingham and GrantsvlUe— were listed as “contendere” and the other team in the district— Tooelo— was dismissed with the statement “just been established another ball club” That was three weeks ago At the TOO MUCH DELAY present writing the Pirates of lovers share thousands the belief of We of inter- Cyjprus are floundering in the cellar of having dropped games to Tooele of collegiate sports and thousands of patrons and friends of all Six of and GrantsvlUe the University of Utah that the beginning of the trouble the things remaining seven teams in the and tactless act But having district have each won and lost one lay in an And Tooele dismissed as game started the discord should never have been allowed to Just another ball club three weeks ago Is heading the pack the White drag itself out to the weary length it did having recorded victories Each day of delay but added to the impatience of Buffaloes over the strong Cyprus crew and a public and as day succeeded day without the speedy Davis high school ma- whthe mystified bringing forth an authoritative explanation of the grounds upon which the University of Utah had so sumdtarily dealt with representatives of the Brigham Yomgjiniver sity in respect of the scheduling of a football game people quite pardonably began Jo wonder if there were in deed real and serious foundation for the jtep taken by the University of Utah ' Another point that causes no little astonishment is that in the end the executive head of a great institution none other than the president of the University of Utah himself found it necessary to exercise the authority of his high office to put a stop to a condition of affairs that might easily have got out of control SOMETHING LACKING There must be— and manifestly there is— something lacking in the machinery set up at the University of Utah for the government and conduct of athletics that renders it necessary for the president to set aside his important duties and devote time to a squabble about a football game It may be that the system is cumbersome or weak in structure or that the personnel of its administration is wanting in cour age and decision These things we do not dwell upon because they are matters which should not have to be pointed out One of the evident essentials of a continuation of cordial relations between the University of Utah in that which relates to its athletic activities and the public which supports those activities is a closer bond of confidence That the public is vitally concerned with the welfare of athletics at the University of Utah has been made especially clear to us since this lamentable dispute arose We have had many communications recently in which our correspondents deeply deplored the whole unhappy affair If in this connection a suggestion be permitted it is this: That the University of Utah establish a bureau of public relations Such an agency we sincerely believe could be made to function to the immediate and lasting benefit of both public and the University of Utah Meanwhile we repeat that we are gratified that tran quility has returned to intercollegiate athletics in Utah May it be abiding! Tooele Forward Leads in Scoring Mothers’ Croup Organizes New Bowling League The University of Utah Mothers’ club recently organized a bowling section which will be known as the Red and White league Competition will be conducted in two divisions Two captains and two lieutenants were elected at the organization meeting Mrs James Ingebretsen and Mrs A M Sheldon were named captains and Mrs Gustave W Teudt and Mrs Walter Goddard will act as lieutenants- The new organisation will meet each Tuesday at 10:30 a m at the Temple alleys and a dinner will be given once every two months the losing team to pay the cost of this gathering Mrs Ingebretsen was appointed treasurer and Mrs Edwin Circuit was named secretary of the Moth-- " ers’ new bowling setup ’ Sid Harman Opens Winter Golf School Mike Stipac Tooele sharpshooter has taken a commanding lead among all ecorers In the Jordan district with a total of 21 points In two league games He has counted 10 field and four foul goals Grow Cyprus and' Layton Davis are in second and third positions for the forwards Pete Bogden Murray center is leading the pivot players with a total of 15 points registered from seven field and one foul goals Bill Swan Davis is second and Neal Carrol Jordan third John Kovozovich Cyprus guard Is ahead of all defensive players with a total of 15 points registered He Is closely pressed by V Johnson and McBride both of Grantsville The leaders follow: FORWARDS Stipac Toole Orow Cypru Layton Davli Brink Davia Taylor Oranlta Ronkovlch Tooele Oerblch Bingham Pehraon Cyprua Edde Grantsville GrantevUle Fitagarald Jordan Back Jordan Johnaon Murray Wood Oranlta CENTERS K Anderson Bogdan Murray Swan Davia Instead of taking the usual trail Carroll Jordan to California to compete In the coast ChanakBIncham Lougy Tooele winter tournaments Sid Harman Rynaaraon Oranlta Nlbley Park golf instructor and GUARDS the probably leading playing pro in Cyprua Utah last season opened a golf Kovoiovtch V Johnaon OrantavUla 6 4 school at 115 South Main street McBride OrantavUla Slater Tooala 4 Monday to give devotees of the fair- Townaand Murray 3 Davia 1 way gams a chance to keep in form Brlgga Clark Davia during the wintry months Sid will also open a series of golf classes at the Y W C A starting Danno Defeats Chief about January 15 These classes In Bruising Battle are being arranged by Miss Ellen Jackson A large registration has NEW YORK Jan 13 UP)— Danny already been received for the golf work O'Mahoney of Ireland successfully defended his world's heavyweight wrestling championship tonight by Cool Triumphs pinning Chief Little Wolf Trinidad PITTSBURGH Jan 13 (UP)-- In Colo Indian 51:37 of bruls a bout that went the full scheduled ing grappling after in Madison Square 10 rounds Eddie Cool 138 Phlladel- - Garden phis decisioned Fritzie givic 139 H O'Mahoney used a body lift to Pittsburgh at North Side arena whip the Indian The weights were took six rounds Zlvic 223 for O'Mahoney and 215 for throe and one was even Little Wolf ol 1 J ot Beet-digge- rs chine Unimpressive Record The White Buffaloes were not impressive in pre4eason encounters but what this gang lacks in finesse it makes up in fight and prep followers throughout the state are pullteam to ing for the Harris-coache- d make an appearance in the annual state tourney Maybe these Tooele youngsters will flounder and drop by the wayside ere the season goes much further Maybe they will continue to electrify fans with their indomitable spirit A lot of water will pass under the bridge before March 18 but the activities of these battling youngsters from Tooele have already made history In the Jordan division And don’t be surprised If the Buffaloes continue their fine play They’ve got what it takes Hoop fans have given their support to this Tooele gang Meanwhile the other seven clubs are priming themselves for the big push Cyprus awaits the return of its stellar center Keith Sonne The Pirates are & better team than their record would indicate and when they encounter the defending district champion Jordan Friday In Its own bailiwick they will be out to throttle the attack of the and enter the victory colBeet-digge- rs umn Granite that its demonstrated n defense! will powerful prove tough in its victory over MurThe Farmers ray last week should they continue their Improvement are bound to be heard from five-ma- this season Murray has group of performers who make up for their lack of alze with a never-say-dspirit that produces results Cowboys Improve The Cowboys of Grantsville were touted by fans out west long before the season opens and if Sterling le Anderson Grantsville coach can find a suitable forward combine the rest of the teams had best be on the lookout for the lariat swingers Bingham has plenty of fight a pack of dogged ball rustlers and no defense Whether or not the Miners canwin with such a combination remains to be seen but it suffices that already they hold a victory over Granite Davis is undoubtedly one of the smoothest working teams in the district and if the Darts can acquire the habit of shaking off a licking they will be one of the strongest contenders for a tourney post Coach Glen Worthington has one of the speediest teams in the loop and fans out Kaysvllle way are hoping the team will not slump as did the great machine of last season following an unexpected setback Jordan has Neal Carroll and as “Carroll goes so go the Whether or not this youngster can pull his mates through with every club pointed against them remains a moot question The defending district and state champion looked unimpressive against Murray two weeks ego but flashed e much more sustained attack last week la defeating Bingham Beet-digger- s” Merchants Battle Clubmen Tuesday Sugarhouse Merchants now rest ing In third place In the Utah In dustrlal Basketball league will meet the determined challenge of the Gemmell club crew Tuesday at p m in the Deseret gym in a V Gotham Race Game Enjoys Louis Retzlaff Belt Garcia Loses Cal Jan Great Season By ORLO ROBERTSON NEW YORK Jan 13 (— The Both Work Vigorously as Training Period Draws to Close Charlie Impressive most progressive and prosperous year New York racing ha? enjoyed In a quarter of a century was reBy CHARLES DUNKLEY CHICAGO Jan 13 (AP) — Joe Louis and Farmer Charley Retz-- r flected today in the annual report of the state racing commission an laff loosened dynamite-lade- n glove? against sparring mates today battle outline of which was released for as they entered stretch drive of training for their at the Chicago stadium Friday night publication The Brown Bomber etretched his Attendance gate receipts reve boxing to six rounds Retzlaff satnue to the state purse distribution isfied with his condition cut his and stake entries all showed an In work to four rounds Each floored crease over 1934 the first year under one of his opponents the new legislation which eliminated restrictions on oral betting Retzlaff weighing 198 pounds at the tracks upset Mltz Minlkel Milwaukee The commission's report filed by in two rounds dropping Chairman Herbert Bayard Swope him with a short right to (he jaw John Hay Whitney and John Sloan Johnny Brown a squatty negro for the state legislature's benefit from Chicago boxed the final two Chicago Tribune Service rounds The ring sharps agreed repeats a recommendation for laws as NEW YORK Jan 13— A phe- Retzlaff looked impressive that will legalize well as oral wagering It also urges nomenon in the Otis Thomas negro major leagues toabolition of the stall-gat- e starting day is the mad scramble after gave Louis his best workout He old in of the favor syatam entirely faced Jolting Jot for two rounds barrier method and suggests ap- - Freddie Lindstrom who on Friday and absorbed punches without hitWs unconditioMl paratus to photograph finishes atjceived all tracks Chicago Cubs The Brook- jack named Tom Jones was so The sport paid the state a reve lyn club has telegraphed an offer frightened when he heard the awish nue of $44333680 an increase of to Lindstrom who is wintering with of Louis’ gloves past his ears that over the $28937584 his family at Miami Beach Fla he beat an immediate retreat and $15396096 turned over to the state treasurer in The White Sox and the Braves beat went backwards for two rounds 1934 The report pointed out that the Dodgers to the wire And it with Louis pursuing him Louis the tracks also paid the usual taxes may be that within 48 hours the finally caught up with him and levied on real estate and business New York Yankees will join the dropped him with a short right rush to taxes more In than $200000 and cross Tiger Henderson stepped the the federal government Manager Joe McCarthy of the final two rounds and was nailed New American club is York A new attendance high was league with lefts and rights to reached when 1135588 fans of due here tomorrow for the dinner frequently head the whom more than 200000 were wo- which he Is giving to writers and Louis and Retzlaff will continue men kept the turnstiles clicking other friends at Jack Dempsey’s their boxing through Thursday afIn 1934 the attendance was 1015590 on Wedensday night J6e will dis- ternoon while in 1933 it was less than 600000 cuss Lindstrom with Secretary Ed 5 Barrow and may decide to tender The gross receipts were Dean Detton Wins as compared to the 1934 total a contract to the former Giant YORK Jan 13— Dean DetNEW cannot of $285471233 himself understand Horsemen received Llndy $1476860 in purse and stake money the strange tumble he took in the ton 205 Salt Lake City tonight dean increase of $73000 over 1934 and esteem of Charley Grimm Cubs feated Ralph Garibaldi 201 St match in 11:07 Louis In nearly a half million over 1933 pilot Major Magnates Make Lindstrom Attractive Bids pari-mutu- el - releaseljgjJpggj'j $2957-6157- $10240 for Four Remain In Handball Three former and a powerful thejr way into the Harry David tournament at REGION ONE Dti trie l4HOita Won 2 2 Preston South Ctch Weber Box Elder Bear River North Ctch REGION Alpine Lot 1 1 i Pet Pleaeant Grove Provo 1000 500 American Fork 500 Lincoln 500 B Y high 1 OOO 0 O REGION TWO at Park Won 1 1 1 0 0 0 500 Lehl 000 000 1 Friday’ Schedule Preeton at South each (Hyrum) North Cacha (Rlchmoi Logan at Ogden at Bear River Bpx Elder at Waber man) Waaatch THREE District Carbon-Emer- Nephl Spanlah Fork Pavaon SprlngvUle REGION k rih Sanpete Moroni aim Monday Semifinal battles will be waged Wednesday with Renny Clftwson battling Harold Dent at 1 o’clock and Gaston ChappuK meeting Bill Benson at 12 o’clock noon The vie tors will play for the grand prize Friday at noon All three remain-matchewill be staged in the ex hlbltlon court at the Deseret gym Clawson Dent and Chappuls have all held the state crown two or more times and Benson is one of the outstanding-young players to crop up in the last two seasons Renny Clawson gained the Belect four bracket by defeating W J 8 8 in an interesting Paul The experience of the fortussle mer champ enabled him to come through in the pinches and win the tussles despite a 15 handicap Harold Dent advanced at the expense of C A Hancock In the only three-gam- e tussle of the day The 0 8 final score read 1 Dent made a great comeback after a wobbly start and polished off his rival in decisive fashion Dent had a four-poihandicap Gaston Chappuls had his hands full In turning back the steady 21-1- l I 0 0 Waaatch Academy Ounnlaon Won 1000 OOO I 1 000 000 000 000 Friday' Schadala Ephraim at Moroni Ounnlaon at North Sanpete (ML Plata- ant) Mi:anti at Waaatch acadtmy (ML Fleaa- ant) Norih Sevier Dletrlct “ scheduled Friday Flret round game January IT Friday'a Schadala Blcknetl et Rlohfleld Stilus at KtrysvaU Panruftcti Escalante Monroe ease SMr l!ctLoit lltlttttel! Mill eeetal ClrclavilleeaaiiMiaeetMai TrOplO Friday’i Schedule Tropic at Eecalante Panaultrh at Maryaval ClrcUvIU bye 21-1- 21-1- 15-2- 21-1- nt Gene Mlddaugh 21-1- 6 21-2- 0 Mid ot 1 Pet OOOi o 0 Lott 0 0 0 1 1 Pet 1 000 1 ooo 000 000 000 Friday’i Schedule Delta at MUford Fillmore at Hinckley Saturday's Schedule Delta at Beaver Dixie I Va ley high Enterprise Parowan Cedar City Kanab Hurricane ItlttMH IMIlt sea! Priday't Nchedula Kanab at Enterprise Valley high at Cedar City Parowan at Hurricane Schedule Kanab at Cedar dlty Valley blgh at Parowan 000 500 Babs Pinelll ooo 000 pire believes 21-1- 21-1- y Fillmore Delta Beaver Rlncklry Milford rOUR Sanpete Dletrlct 1 1 handicap handball the Deaeret gym nt REGION HIX Hillard Dletriet Friday’! Schedule Tlntle at Bprlnrvllls Nephl at Spanish Fo Pajeon bye - champions new star fought the semifinals of that daugh demonstrated a kill-shnearly matched Chappuls' strong southpaw drives but when it came to the final test Gaston had tht punch to win Chappuls gave Mid daugh six points Bill Benson staged the biggest surprise of the day by ousting Ray Sorenson former Utah titleholder 4 8 The by the count of Ben rugged and 'son made some seemingly impossible returns And had his corner shot working overtime as he turned back the veteran foreman Benson had a four-poiadvaatage Handicaps for the semifinal patches will be drawn up Tueaday according to Sherm Rideout who is REGION FIVE Mon the tournament Nertheaalera Dletriet Pet directing Won Lott Pet Were the first matches day’s ® 1000 1 Alterra 1000 ooo which n 1000 Uintah handicap players upset oJ 000 1000 Ducheene y ooo scratch' competitors Benson end Rooeevelt 000 ease jeeeeeV 000 Dent turning the trick A ooo Altamont see eeaaeeeateW 000 The doubles handicap tournament ' Friday’ Hrtied oil will start as soon as the singles Rooeevelt at AltamonL Alterra at Ducheene meet la completed All entries must Uintah by Dletrlct be turned In before Friday In order b Schedule In thia district will Ukelr can he drawn up revised during the next ten days and the that handicaps new schedule will be Hated when officials at that time of tht dletrlct convent Southern Dletriet No gam scheduled In this district until Friday January 24 Untie City 525-pou- 1 1 Priday't Brhedule-AmericaFork at B Y bglh Provo at Pleaeant Orova Lehl at Lincoln Soeth 13 0P— AI Loet 0 0 0 1 4 state National league um75 per cent of the pitches which are hit safely would have been called bails if the batsmen had allowed them to pass that ANGELES Jan 13 the handsome price of $10240 for a $2 ticket Loafer Mrs L Copenhaver’s big bay gelding romped under the wire to win the third race at Santa Anlta today The winner paid $4520 to place and $2180 to show Coya finishing second paid $940 and $7 and Little Stein third $1360 J S Riley’s Born Happy won the Old Baldy mile feature race for and up heating Crystal Prince in a camera finish in 1:38 to pay $680 $360 and $280 Crystal Prince paid $480 and $320 and Red Ensign third paid $340 Born Happy son of Black Toney won driving in the stretch hugging the rail LOS Meet at Gym Utah High School Hoop Standings John Mars California wrestler Manfredo of Fresno Cal defeated practices with a huge Ceferino Garcia taking a bear which stands seven feet two decision over the inches Mars captured the bear Filipino here tonight ijtanfredo when It was two months old and raised it oa honey and (milk weighed 141 Garcia 145V4 hard-punchi- Their Sparring Partners Viciously ' Loafer Repays teKsSrS - Herewith are shown the newly elected officers of the United’ States Golf association Seated left to right— John ti Jackson New York president A M Reid New York vice president Standing-Fr- ank W Hardt (left) Philadelphia secretary and Harold W Pierce (right) Boston treasurer Jordan Dletrlct regular league encounter Won Pet Lett Sugarhouse recently held the Nwiele 1 OOO 2 0 500 1 rantavlllt touted Kansas City Stagellners dettatt 1 600 Murray 600 fending national A A U cham- Granite IIM 1 1 500 Davia score close to a In a pions speedy Bingham 500 1 500 game and last Thursday dropped a Jordan I I 000 Cyprua decision to the powerful Henager’s Business college crew In a spirited Friday’ Schadala OrantavUla at Murray contest Jordan at Cyprua Gemmell has failed to enter the Bingham at Tooele Granite at Davia victory column but with a veteran lineup intact for the flret time this Sammlt Dletriet Won Loat Pet season is exnecteJT to give the Mer1 000 0 Morgan chants a real scrap Tuesday 1 000 0 Wautoh 1 Summit 0 1000 Henager's and Magna A C now North Memorial 0 000 1 tied for first place in the league Judge 000 South Summit 1 0 b 000 1 Park City standings will clash Thursday at 8 p m in the Utah Copper club Sehednla Friday! Morgan at Judge Memorial gym at Magna North Summit at South Summit (Xt- - OAKLAND IT Branch Aggies Down Westminster 29-2- 6 CPI-Pa- ying Lions Cautious Avoid Injuries HOLLYWOOD Jan 13 OP)-- The big husky athletes who comprise the Detroit Lions professional football team visited a movie studio today— but refused to shake hands with Joe E Brown It wasn’t exactly a snub however Somebody recalled that after the world series last fall the movie comedian shook hands with “Schoolboy” Rowe the great Detroit pitcher Later Rowe said Brown hurt his pitching hand So today “when Glenn Presnell — former Nebraska football star introduced him to the Lions he warned them not to shake hands with Joe E And they didn’t Illinois Bing Body Suspends Bob Pacho IlCHICAGO Jan 13 (CTS)-T- he linois commission today requested New York to suspend Bobby Pacho because of the California junior welterweight’s refusal to go through with a scheduled match i against Geno Salvatore ol LaSalle III at' Marigold Gardens Monday Pacho is booked to box Cleto Locatelli at New York Friday Laddie Tonelll Marseilles 111 welterweight has filed a challenge with the commission for a third match with Billy Celebron Rockford Tonelll was victorious In the first one and Celebron won the second Small Montana Philippine Islands has been recognized as world flyweight king by Illinois The decision coincides with that rendered by California September 16 after Montana had defeated Midget Wol-gaPhiladelphia In 10 rounds at Oakland st Sojdier Quint Loses To Pinney on Fouls Plnney Beverage defeated Awy-elght- h g Infantry 57 to 64 In a fast State league gam at the Fort gym Monday Th Soldieri scored flva more fields goals than their rivals but loet the game on foul pitches Pinney scored 15 out of 16 tries to tuck away th contest Btevene waa high man with 25 points 0 Kendall and Tuttla topped the Pinney scorer The (Core: 88TH INFANTRY PINNEY BEVER OT F P OT F P Bteveni rf 13 X 0 2i K Kendall rf 4 10 8 2 1 0 C Kendall If 5 5 615 Wyatt If 4 2210 Shipman e 1 0 0 2 Lloyd g Rogers rg 3 0 0 Argentea rg 2 1 1 5 Davis Ig 0 10 0 MrDowelL lg 5 2 2 2 C 5 5 17 Strobe!! rf 3 3 2 8 Tuttle rf Edwards lg 4 0 0 8 ForabergJg 0 0 0 0 The Branch Agricultural college of Cedar hoopmen 29 City (topped the Westminster 2 Monday afternoon in the Purpe’ gym The Parsons ware ahead of their conquer ora for three quarter but lot out due to the dluy pace of Barlow Aggia pivot man which chalked him up with 14 points to lead all scorers Slaughter at guard and Porter at forward alto turned In brilliant performance for the vletore The Weetmlnater scoring was distributed evenly between Strike Uffene Limb and Maxwell Strike and MaxwtU both played exceptional floor game Total 28 2 54 Totata 21 Id 15 57 B A C and Weatmlniter will clash again Tuesday aftirnoon at 4 p m In the Farson gym The ecore: C WESTMINSTER Th Palac Market basketball OT P OT F P 3 0 0 S Chambm rf 0 0 0 Strike rf team 1935 junior A : A': U cham2 3 2 6 Taylor If 0 0 0 II f fen If 7 2 014 pion is desirous of lining up gambs Barlow o Patterson e 0 10 0 Taft rg 0 Beebe rg on a home and hom basis with NordqutsLlg 0 3 0 0 Blaughtr lg 1 3 2 2 5 2 Maxwell Ig 2 4 2 6 Porter rf other teams in the state' Managers 1 1 1 1 5 1 Cleveland Limb If t of clubs wishing engagements with 0 0 (Chldeetef Wants Games 1313 Totals 10 15 26 Score by quarters: Westminster B A C Howard refer: 10" Total T 2 Oswald 1212 20 19 14 19 umpire 5 29 the local team are requested to Co- ntact 26 4840 29 Blaine Rowland at Wasatch or write him at 263 South Main street |