| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 4 J936 6248 C A TANK Sub Rings Up 25 Tallies to Down MARKS SET AT CHICAGO M C R Kingpins Lenore Right Defeated Oilers Universals Uni- Utah State Loses Early Lead in Heavy versity of Washington Teams Triumph $ Scoring Fray By ORLO ROBERTSON April 3 towering Oilers national A A U champions came through with a thrilling 56 to 48 victory over a game Temple university five tonight as the climax to the quadruple header at Madison Square Garden in which University of Washing ton Universal Pictures of Hollywood and Wilmerding Pa Y M C A also won their way into the semifinal round of the Olympic NEW YORK OLYMPIC RESILTS Washington 54 DePau! 311 Pa 62 Utah State 48 Wilmerding Kan McPherson Oilers 56 Temple university 48 Cal of Hollywood Universal Pictures 40 Arkansas 29 ' NEW YORK April 3 (A0— With Tommy Evans a substitute scor ing 25 points for new Garden record the Wilmerding Pa Y M C A five placed in the tournament when Denver was declared inelig ible shot its way into the semifinal bracket with a 62 to 48 victory over Utah State Lead Lose Nine-PoiEvans a shoot stocky player with basketball tournament Away to a fast start and holder of a 0 advantage at the half way mark the Oilers from Kansas were forced to display their best brand of basketball In effort to stave off an unerring ee Temple's desperate last half rally The unexpected offensive carried after the Aggies 5 the Owls within three points with only three minutes to play but they wilted under the champions' 39-2- 48-4- closing drive Oilers Romp Ahead Paced by Francis Johnson the Oilers turned on the steam at the start and in three minutes had built up a 10-- 2 advantage They were in front 26-- 4 before Don Shields registered the first field goal for Temple after nine minutes of play The Owls closed in as Shields and Meyer Bloom began to find the basket but the Oilers opened up again before the half ended to lengthen their advantage to 19 points The Owls came back strong and while holding their giant op ponents- - in check gradually cut down the advantage until they 2 trailed by only four points when Bloom dropped in a long one from the side Jack Ragland added a field goal for the Oilers but Shields and Louis Dubin registered three points to place the Owls still closer Then the Kansans showed their mettle and in the final three minutes scored eight points to pull away — Johnson 'led the scoring for the Oilers with 13 points all in the first half but Shields was the offensive star of the game He scored seven field goals and as many free throws for a total of 21 points 46-4- MePherson-Templ- e The game followed Washington’s 54 to 33 victory over De Paul of Chicago 62 to 48 setback of Utah State and the 40 to 29 triumph of the Universals at the expense of Arkansas’ highly regarded quintet The Madison Square Garden individual scoring record fell in the Wilmerding-Uta- h State tilt when Tommy Evans stocky little substitute forward tot the Y M C A representatives counted 25 points The old record of 23 points was made by his teammate Wes Ben-nwhile playing with Westminster two years ago Washington Classy The sole survivor of the five college teams Washington showed scoring class to trounce De Paul a small sized team but one with an impressive record The Chicagoans never seriously threatened as Ed Loverlch Charles Wagner and Ralph Bishop bombarded the hoop d Loverlch flipping in 10 field goals for high scoring honors of 20 points In tomorrow’s night semifinal round the Oilers will oppose Washington in the nightcap after Wilmerding and the Universals battle it out in the first game one-han- nt entered the game had piled up a 24 to 15 lead and apparently were headed for an easy victory Frank Evanow- ski lanky Wilmcente r erding dropped in a field goal to cut the margin to seven points and then Evans Bwung into action Fed by Wes Bennet who established the old record of 23 points while playing with West- minster Evans dropped in four straight baskets as he sped around the giant Wade Evanowski added ‘ in 22Q-Yar- d America May CUBS BACK ‘ Sell ’ Europe HURLER TO Young Sport LICK B0S0X Basketball to Be Demon strated to World Kowalik Hits Home Berlin at Run Gehrig' Connects Gomez Wild By JOHN LARDENR AAU Free Style CHICAGO April 3 OP) — Jack Medira giant istar from the University of Washington and the Wash-ingtoA C of Seattle turned on a withering burst of speed In the last 20 yards tonight to nip Ralph Gilman of Ohio State university and retain his national senior A A U d indoor free style title Medica swam the last 20 yards in 12 seconds to retain his title in the good time of two minutes 116 seconds Ralph Flanagan of Miami was third with Tommy Haynie University of Michigan freshman swim' ming unattached fourth The Women’s Swimming associa' d tions of New York’s medley relay team of Eleanor Holm Jarrett Elsie Petri and Dorothea Dickinson won its ninth straight title defeat Ing the Lake Shore A C of Chicago by about four yards in record time 220-yar- 300-yar- Betters Record The time three minutes 30 seconds shaved 88 seconds off the New York team's American record for the event and took 102 seconds off its own meet record figure Johnny Higgins of Providence R I swimming for the Olneyville Boys’ club added another touch to the in winning the breast stroke title for the first time The Rhode Island star lunged home in two minutes 393 seconds conquering Ray Kaye of the Detroit A C by nearly two yards Higgins’ time bettered his own American record of 2:434 and replaced the meet record of 2:435 established by Leonard Spence of the New York A C who passed up defense of the title he won last year The high board diving championship remained with Dick Degener little Detroit A C ace who gave a sparkling exhibition to amass the sensational total of 18555 points Dethrones Champ Mary Lou Petty of the Washington A C who finished second to Claudia Eckert of Chicago in the hair-lin- e d finish of the free style Wednesday night came back gray-haire- record-- breaking 220-ya- rd another and Evans contributed his fifth field goal to give the Y M Above are shown the four Rawls sisters feminine swimming performers In the country five k 29 to 24 lead at the half to right Katy Evelyn tiny Peggy and left breast stroke Fri Katy captured the 100-yaThe Evans who never are the at the A A U national event in Chicago Dorothy They among outstanding day ball is and played college employed in a Pittsburgh steel mill maintained the swift pace through the final half He was ably abetted by Evanowski and Fred Crum who scored 12 points each as the Wilmerding outfit put on one of the tonight to dethrone Eleanor Kight greatest scoring sprees ever seen Wingard of Cincinnati as d on the Garden floor champion and set new American and meet records in doing it She Aggies Cage ’em Too The Aggies also showed all around pulled away in the last 100 yards to c D By scoring poWer with Eldon Watson win over June Burr of the Greater Prince Chewchki- rampaging rougher from Oklahoma and Ira counting 14 times Kent Ryan add- Miami Fla A C by about two yards with Mrs Wingard third Miss ing 13 and Cleo Petty 12 Dern local kingpin among heavies did their worst for a full sixty The game was just a case’ of too Eckert was fourth much Evans The Rocky Mountain The western star’s time was two minutes at the arena Friday night Their worst was not good enough or bad enough— to bring final eventof afaHsothe champions conqueror of Kansas in minutes 342 seconds of a There was abundant evidence 5 the interdistrict play held a second faster than the American to Professional Tom McHugh The lead when the Pittsburgh that something had been happening team trials will consist Bteel record established by Helen Madof a ARENA RESULTS e two worker only when the athletes finally left the medal play event with the ten low years out of high ison Washington A C 245 OklaChewchki Prince school entered the fray and turned star in 1931 TJhe former meet recclinching posts for the first homa and ra Dern 212 Sait ring Dern had as neat a cut scorers with the tide in favor of the Y M five ord set by Mrs Wipgard last year match Provo on April 19 No fall drew take City inever his under as was When Evans went in Wes Bennet was 2:354 right eye After this preliminary test the hour within time limit flicted with an eager finger nail thirty switched to the other forward and g A golfers will take Del Kunkel 190 Salt Lake finishing 100 yards also Our Iry had a nose full of pain part in an before Big Ed Wade had noticed medal play event by Peter Flck the “century" indiMcKenzie defeated Fred City and sorrow Scratches the shift and changed his play ac- vidual champion enabled the New bruises to determine the ten regulars and 197 Salt take City McKenzie cuts bites and other minor marks four alternates Challenge matches cordingly the sub forward had York A C to retain the won first fail 11 minutes of battle bore testimony that Iry will be conducted throughout the dropped in five baskets and Evan- free style relay title and set a new secBoston won crab Kunkel had been going places or trying to year to kSep the players on their owski had added two more to give meet standard Flck was unoffi10 ond minutes drop kick toes Wilmerding a Prince’s Ears Reduced margin cially credited with a 504 seconds won third 12 minutes Kunkel at the half On the other hand the Prince’s Professional Tom McHugh will not of a second half nelson crotch body slam performance The Rocky Mountain boys came faster than the take in the matches Forest Albert Mills 240 London accepted world mark rapidly vanishing ears were further Dale'spart back strong and for a few minutes in his No 1 amateur will therefore drive The Winged reduced in size through vigorous decision great awarded England threatened to take the lead when Foot quartet swam the event in have to the opposition profes' over Leo Papiano 213 Salt application of Dern’s elbows and sional or play else the rival club will have they cut the margin to three points 3:342 four-tentof a second under nose Lake won was the Prince's first City Papiano brought at 8 Evans quickly swung into its own former meet mark squad fall 4 minutes rights to jaw nearer his forehead through many to make up an when playing the Dalers action again however and apparThe first defending champion to a secMills won body press hearty yanking McHugh announces that there will ently with the idea that he could be dethroned was Mrs Dorothy Blow followed blow ond 1 minute crotch and body The puginot miss he began firing from all Poynton Hill of Los Mills awarded third fall listic skill of both comba'tants was b no seedings in the team trials The drop Angeles All must win their positions The majority of his shots former angles on Papiano’s disqualification Olympic star was forced put to the test and the test was met and players were successful with the result he back to third play the best golf to hold them Sherm Christensen 212 Salt All around it was as rough a two Lake behind place for places on the Forscored 15 points in the last half Shore stars Marion Mansfield and Lake City and Jack Powers brawl as has been seen in the arena estCompetition Dale is expected to be unusually The Utah five showed enpugti Arlits Smith in the final of the low 220 Los Angeles drew in one-fa- ll in a long time holds Wrestling season with most of last scoring power to beat most teams board diving event were minimized either through de- keen this match no fall team back for play along as Watson Ryan and Petty conyear’s Rawls 175 of or because wasn't Bennett the Oklathere Miami Beach GeorgO Katy any with the biggest part of the Nibley sign nected successfully They missed Fla Swimming club retained her time between biffs and bites to homa awarded decision over Park squad Forest Dale is expected nine chances from the free throw d Jack Nelson 200 New York breast stroke title in 1:186 insert them to be favored for the state title this line however while the Y M five of a second faster than But It was a highly exciting af- season match City on foul in one-fa- ll failed on only four attempts the American mark credited to Anne 5 minutes fair and a crowd that practically If the weather is right for golf Govednik of Chisholm Minn Wade Ryan Ousted filled the place gave lusty tongue this week-en- d McHugh will stage a in token of their enjoyment Wade was waved out of the game blind bogey tournament at the Ninth Del Kunkel and Fred on four personal fouls with three (Popeye) East club McKenzie put on a superior numand minutes to go and two-fa- ll ber in their match' Pop-ey- e 4 his team trailing Ryan folin particular won the plaudits Illinois Signs Young lowed less than a minute later of the crowd for his exceptionally completely throttling the Utah ofBy LAWRENCE PERRY 1937 fine work Had the iesue rested Hoop Chief fense to The Salt Lake Tribune Special upon a basis of points Popeye would The score: have been victor by a mile and a CHAMPAIGN 111 April & (UP) Copyright 1936 NEW YORK April 3— The decision of Lawson Little to retire quarter but they don’t figure it that Douglas R (Gaga) Mills 28 former rans amateurism as a golfer is not exactly surprising way in professional wrestling The University of Illinois football and ’ iu11 although the husky Stanford star had given no previous indication two falls which Kunkel won as com- basketball star became the youngest that he was contemplating such action pared with the one which Popeye head basketball coach in the Big Ten today when he accepted an ofOn the other hand Little had compiled a most impressive rec-or- a won gave Del the verdict fer to succeed Craig Ruby resigned whole On the this the two last in amateur during circles scoring successive years encounter was one of the Ruby retired before the seaspn was victories in both the United States and British amateur championmost satisfactory wrestling matches over to enter private business ships a feat unaccomplished by any of his predecessors His posi- offered at the arena this season 1 tion as the No man of the amateur golfers of the world was thorlabored Wallace Wins Bout oughly established There really remained no more important lands Clean throughout theto boys finish Gendiligently from start to be conquered VANCOUVER R C April 3 UP) uine wrestling holds were employed —Gordon Wallace Vancouver king exclusively and never so much as Likewise he had precedent Something of a new turn in golf the merest gesture of roughing was of the Canadian welterweight dividecision punched but a that is to say an organized ef- made enough not only in golf but sion last night over Young Peter to begin a nationwide profort The crowd the efforts also in tennis Jones applauded Bobby Wallace Jackson of Los Angeles motion of the game He says: of the principals frequently and and George Von Elm had shown “Little is to become a prinand the applause was well weighed 146 Jackson 138'4 the way in the field of golf as cipal actor in a cast to include merited Ice and Snow Hinder likewise had Helen Hiclfe Leo Waxes Rough Jimmy Thomson Horton Smith and possibly several others among women players And the Leo Papiano champion disquali-fe- e PENNANT Wyoming Sportsmen list of former tennis stars who who will cover the entire counof the local Tnat wars added FROM REFINERY TO YOU have turned to the paid field try in time giving exhibitions another to his long string when he ONtt is an extensive one showing action pictures of fa- was called loser in a match with EVANSTON mous players and otherwise en- Albert Mills of London Leo Innis Brown guardian of the first Wyo— April began was the opening day of the fishing golfing watch tower sees in gaging in a general education operations at the gong slamming season in Wyoming but this year Little’s action what amounts to of the Mills in the nose with such potent program game teaching the fish were safe as practically effect that gore spurted forth as every fishing stream is covered with “Little is well qualified to have an important part in carry- from a fountain The fluid soon beice In a few instances where the GAL the covering program to the public He is a picturesque performer who came widespread water comes from springs as in ing this the wallop which always appeals To the gallery And also bodies of both men and presenting Lake’s lower Star valley there is not much carries Salt of gruesoniehess However a Foremost ire but the banks of the streams are he is a past master of the short game and a wonderful example of it sight was a sight only since the actual Trcksld of stroke the art a of around the saving green putting department so banked up with snow which with 6 SI was small Papiano planting Station any golfer can effect improvement in his game re- aharm floating ice from the upper parts of play in which series of rights and lefts on Mills’ the stream that sportsmen cannot gardless of how he may stack up as a long hitter” In the meantime Little expects to stick to the competitive side face won the first fall with a body get to the stream for either bank Mills came up victor In the His new work does not mean that he will drop fishing wading fishing or boat fish- of the game of course 50 WEST 9TH SOUTH He is still gunning for the open title second fall dumping Leo with a Bet Main A West Tempi Sts ing It will be a month before much withdraw from this field nelson and body drop half angling will be begun in western and capable critics have already given him a rating as a dangerous Operations for the third fall were Wyoming waters challenger in any field (Continue on Thirty 100-yar- 220-yar- rd Chewchki Dern Tussle Forest Dale To Draw Without Fall Slates Team Golf Trials j at six-tent- 24-1- thecagJjXn le One-tim- hair-raisin- 400-ya- five-poi- Copyright 1936 Special to The Tribune NEW YORK April 3— These evenings mark the opening of a high class American missionary campaign the purpose of which is to demonstrate and possibly to sell the game of basketball to the heathen sportsmen of Europe Eight of the greatest basketball teams in the country have converged at Madison Square Garden to pass and dribble and shoot their elimiway through a seven-gam- e nation tournament the ultimate winner to represent the United States in the olympio games at Berlin the coming summer This Olympic project is one more step forward for a game that is played by 18000000 persons throughout the world the youngest and yet the most popular major pastime on the sports calendar It will be basketball’s first official Olympic appearance in the 45 years of its history I expect that it will be a reasonably proud bed occasion for the spectacled old gentleman who invented the game From Humble Start The inventor is Dr James A Naismith Ho created basketball in an offhand way and ha’s been watching it grow ever since This will be a carnival year for him He’s watching the eliminations at the garden this week and then he’ll move along to Berlin with the winners and watch hem trot out on a red clay tennis court to how their wares to the world The good doctor has kept pace with basketball in every step of Its development but he admits candidly that he had no idea of what he whs starting when he pulled the game out of a hat in 1891 in a g y m n a s lum In Springfield nt 31-2- ur Mass "It happened this way" says tha LAKELAND Fla April 3 UPt-- The Detroit Tigers broke camp today heading for Columbia S C where they engage the Cincinnati Reds tomorrow Manager Cochrane was just a bit worried over the failure of A1 Simmons to attain his speed of former years but he expected to sacrifice some defensive outfield strength for batting power'when he acquired the Duke of Milwaukee Little’s Mission lf 52-4- Lou Larrups One ATLANTA Ga April 3 UP)-- Lou Gehrig’s fourth home run of the spring season marked the New York Yankees' 8 victory over the Atlanta Crackers of the Southern association today The game epded after seven innings because of extremely cold weather Gehrig’s home run came with one on in the fifth Vernon Gomez worked the first three innings for the Yankees and again gave indicaHe tion of alarming wildness walked seven men allowed seven hits and was trounced for six runs Score: RH E New York (A) 300 030 3- -9 11 2 411 000 0- -8 10 2 Atlanta (SA) Batteries: Gomez Brown and Dickey West and Galvin be(Called at end of seventh cause of inclement weather) 9-- R HE At Savannah Ga: 102 214 220— 14 16 2 Boston (N) 000 010 001— 2 4 5 Savannah Batteries: Chaplin MacFayden and Mueller Levy Berry Harris and West At Birmingham Ala: R Louis (N) 000 002 011- -4 Birmingham (S) 000 500 Olx—8 Batteries: Walker Winford Davis: Jones Overman Hulvey St -- OCTANE FIRST GRADE ©AS 201 West South Temple 434 West Fouith South (North Side of Street) t Padgham Golf Winner Friday’s Results Portland at Mission postponed rain At San Diego RHE Seattle 110 202 002—8 15 1 OOO OlO 003 — 4 San Diego 7 4 Batteries — Osborn and Spindel Horns V cits and DeSautelfl BRAMSHOT England April 3 (Al — Alf Padgham 1935 Ryder cup player today won the Daily Mail $2000 tournament gold with an aggregate score of 28 Sam second finished 287 with King AUERBACH'S THE GREAT I NT E R M O U NTA ie GAS LUBRITORIUM Tirs Department— Downttair Pg ) and and et - (23 REGULAR) 8 1 7 1 cone-shap- ly HIGHEST HE for Kunkel-Mc-Kenz- INDEPENDENT Batteries: Kowalik and Hartnett W Ferrell and R Ferrell O’Dea Palmieano Horgan At Deland Fla: RHE C A men in Springfield They Philadelphia(N) 042 000 004—10 16 0 lifted dumb bells to keep in shape Minneapolis(AA)100 000 201— 4 15 4 and did exercises but there wasn’t Batteries: Moore Jorgens and much fun in that I was a physical Wilson Atwood McKain Prim education instructor and I sort of and Crompton hit around for a notion that would At Kissimmee Fla: RHE put some enjoyment In physical 000 103 211—8 14 1 education’ I came up with bas- St Louis (A) Baltimore (IL) 010 Oil 001—4 12 1 ketball Batteries: Thomas Meola Van Peach Basket Hoops’ Atta and Hemsley Giuliani Blake “We nailed a couple of peach Pearce and Florence baskets to the upper running track at each end of the gym At Paris Texas — RHE 020 050 000—7 14 0 They were just ordinary commer- Chicago (A) cial peach baskets Pittsburgh (N) 014 300 OOx— 8 16 4 Then we got hold of a soccer ball Batteries: Whitehead Evans and The object was to toss the ball Shea Grube Bush Weaver and into the baskets I drew up a Todd Padden loose set of rules and the fellows At Clarksdale Miss— divided up into two teams There RHE wasn’t any limited number of New York (N) 200 300 100—8 12 2 players Everybody played And Cleveland (A) Oil 200 001—5 10 3 when the game caught on in difBatteries: Fitzsimmons Gabler ferent parts of the country every- and Mancuso Harder Milnar and Sullivan body used his own rules” That as the good doctor says was 45 years' ago Today Dr Naismith by birth a Canadian Municipal Clubs Plan is professor of physical education at the University of Kansas Ho Membership Drives is 74 years of age His brain-chil- d Professionals at the Nibley park is a lot younger but a healthy strapping infant all the same Tha Forest Dale and Bonneville courses child has come a long way since will open drives for members into the golf associations at the three those peach-baskdays clubs Saturday and Sunday Golfers must become members of Pacific Coast League the municipal associations to be eliSteading of the Teams gible for team competition and to take part in the various club tournaments and other social activities two-tent- one-ha- 8-- doctor “Things were pretty dull in the winter time for the Y M 100-yar- Simmons’ Slowness Worries Boss Cochrane A1 THOMASVILLE Ga April 8 (Ah Mike Kowalik in addition to scattering 12 hits got a home run today as the Chicago Cubs whipped tha Boston Red Sox 8 Wes Ferrell Red Sox ace was the losing pitcher The Cubs got their winning margin in the fifth when they scored six times R H E Score: 000 061 10-0- 8 11 1 Chicago (N) 020 001 003— 6 12 2 Boston (A) 4 I N STORE |
