Show ' THE SALT Goes Into LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER Pin Records Tip as Aces Flash Skill Jacobs Holds Whip Hand in Fight Setup Team Honors Captured ' by KDYL With Score Bomber Composes One of Ilia Few Sentences in of 3066 New Mark Cleveland Just Before Monday Battle Braddock Has Courage Should Confidence Be Hard Man to Whip Deep Silence for Bout With Simms ’ 'f- k v With Hard-Hittin- g Opponent CLEVELAND Dec 1'3 (AP) — Joe Louis the quiet young man Detroit with the explosive puncK took a few 'atretching-exercise- s Sunday and then went into a period of deep silence in preparation for his fight Monday night with Eddie Simms hardhitting Cleveland heavyweight Louis worked out briefly Sunday Whits Simms completed his preparations for the big chance of his career at a gymnasium not far from Bomber Fight Heads "Week’s Ring Program away In ons of the few sentences he has composed for the public since arriving In Cleveland Louis said "I know he’s (Simms) a dangerous puncher” but he didn’t look particularly worried about it NEW YORK Dec 13 eturn sensa-tibnaPDetr- ’’ -- Bal-sam- money in those '’Viake more tions than “We’ve exhibi- Hippodrome Wednesday The program : in one Braddock fight been holding up on bids Joe Louis DeMonday— At Cleveland troit vs Eddie Simms Cleveland heavy At Chicago Nick Peters weights 10 San Antonio Texas vs Joey Connolly Scotland welterweights 8 At Milwaukee ve Max Chowaniec Milwaukee George Sutka Detroit light heavyweights 8 Larry Greb Milwaukee vs Joey Doty Wash C D ington lightweights 8 —At Richhot- ”mond Va Frank Ymosko Richmond vs Louis wound up his serious train- - Dewey Klmrey Charlotte N C heavy10 George Davis Richmond vs Ing tor the Simms match Saturday weights Roberts Atlanta Ga heavyweights Stanley 6 At Providence R I Paris Aptce vs with a little target practice against Eddie Providence both lightthree sparring partners Jack weights Hannan 6 at Pittsburgh Eddie Elvic Feldman New York Wright the first of the three ceased Pittsburgh vs10 Lew At Newark N J Fred lightweights to be of use after one round die Fiducia Newark vs Shorty Ahearn “Whoo-ee- " he’ said after - being Orange N J heavyweights 10: Tippy Larkin Garfield N J ’ vi Myer Alper revived “I sure wish they hadn’t New York lightweights 8 At Louisville Johnny 8tevens Cincinnati ve Dominic told Joe about that Braddock thing” Ky Mancfnt 10 Pittsburgh vs Lloyd Pine Wright had been ordered to throw "Wlshy’ Jones Louisvillelightweights Ohio lightweights 10 At Buffalo rights at Joe’s head but every time Akron N Y Clark Jamestown N Y vs he threw one he got a left or right Vines deJimmy Angelo New York mlddleweights 6 Georgs Nichols Buffalo vs Eddie Saxon counter punch in return 6 Howell light heavyweights Joe Ketchell another sparmate Syracuse King Detroit vs Irish Eddie Dolan Water-bur- y Conn welterweights 8 Midget Doy-lea- n lasted a round and Joe Dobbs a vs Joe Brown Va Binghamton nimble heavyweight provided the Syracuse Y N 6 At featherweights Miami Fla Tommy Splegal Uniontown shadow for some shadow boxing Pa vs Norman Cordaro Batavia N Y At New York Bobby lightweights 10 ’Eddie Is Ready’ Pacho Los Angeles va Pete Mascla New 8 Manager Jimmy Dunn watched York welterweights Tuesday— At Seattle Wash Allen MatSimms go through his workout and thews St Louis vs Johnny Sikes BisN D mlddleweights 10 At New then said: ’’Eddie is ready” Simms marck Johnny Pena New York va Charley he said is ready for the battle of York Gomer Baltimore featherweights 10 At Los Angeles Bob Nestell Los Angeles vs career his Del Rio Mexico City heavyweights Ths match is considered an "op- Pepe Makar 10 BayAt Jersey City Mickey onne J va Eddie Kan Poland welterportunity bout” for Simms who has weightsN 10 — knockout punch of his own when at York New Harry Bal-sam- o Wednesday vs Solly Krleger both New York he gets a chance to use it The fight middleweighti 10 headliner of the Thursday — At Pittsburgh Eddie MaGulre Is tbs Ireland vs Teddy Yarosz Monaca Pa Cleveland News Christmas fund mlddleweights 10 At Tampa Chino Alvarez Tampa vs Baby Miller Tampa boxing show 10 lightweights was originally Friday — At New York Ray Impellltfere Johnny Risko scheduled to meet Louis but he was Cold Springs N Y ve Bob Pastor New At Aabury Park 10 heavyweights when he re- NYorkJ Ralph forced to withdraw Vona Asbury Park va Frank 10 Williams Newark N J welterweights ceived a fractured rib in training At San Diego Hank Hankiuaon Akron Ohio vs Jack Petrie Oakland Cal heavyLee At Ramage weights 10 Hollywood 8an Diego vs Joe Rauer Cleveland heavyMax Marek At Chicago weights 10 111 Batavia vs Billy Triest Chicago ‘ A1 At Boston Mast heavyweights 10 vs Tony Shucco both Boston McCoy Joe At Philadelphia Phila-delphheavyweights 10 York vs Benny Bass The Judge Memorial basketeers Zodda New At Denver 10 vtll play a double header basketball Young Joelightweights vs Louis Walsenburr Colo Milwaukee mlddleweights with Blck 10 George Monday night Ogden game The second teams will clash at 7 m with the first string squads Will from Detroit Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Los Angeles and other cities But we won’t delay any longer Joe is still young and there’s plenty of time for a title a Judge Ogden Cagers to Gash Monday Night p tangling at 8 o’clock at the Judge Dale Schofield Marry Beaver Girl gym have hung up fine preseason records and an interesting Both teams pair of games is expected Bulldogs Win LOS ANGELES Dec 13 (UP)— Angeles Bulldogs professional football team Sunday— de- The Los feated the Chicago Cardinals 13-1- 0 The Cardinals took a half time lead coring 10 points in the second period but the local team added a recond touchdown in the third for - Dale Schofleldmember of -- the 1936 United States Olympic track team now teaching physical education at the Dixon junior high school in Provo Saturday will marry Miss Dorrell Tanner daughter of Mr and Mrs Kddie Murdock Beaver Dale a son of Mrs Leah Schofield formerly lived in Beaver where he started in track during his last year at Beaver high school before enrolling at Brigham Young — university Bowling records in th many local circuits continue to toppla as reach' midseason form keglers Team honors again were won by when it crashed out a 3066 total which was 15 pins higher than its own previous mark of 3051 This score included a 1068 also a new season’s record Frank K Baker rolling for Henager’s Business college set a new season's mark for the league when he missed the coveted 700 mark by a single stick The Oldsmoblle quint finished with honors even in their match with Henager’s to maintain a KDYL two-poi- Outlook StlU Calm to fistic wars of Joe Louis Even ths action of the New York negro features this in him boxing commission ruling out of a shot at Jimmy Braddock week’s national boxing program befors Braddock meets Max SchmelThe Brown Borqber making his ing next June failed to disturb his first start since knocking out Jorge calm outlook He had nothing to Brescia two months ago meets His handlers indicated however Eddie Simms of Cleveland in a 10 that they were not particularly dis rounder at Cleveland Monday " appointed Well'! said John Roxborough of night -- Twit contenders for outstanding the Louis managerial staff "that o honors Harry simply means we'll go out and ac- middleweight New York brakeman and cept a few of the many offers we Solly Kreiger neighborhood rival been made After all we can Ji clash in another 10 at the New York dividual Mario theater is leading the North Side league while the Valuation No 1 and Wasatch are on top in the Utah Power and Telephone leagues In the Women’s City league the Granite Furniture company is out in front with 32 wins and 20 losses The highest single game was rolled by Florence Reich with 183 while Elizabeth Klein rolled465 for the high series Sheilah Woodland rolling Wo men’s Bowling school league rolled 179 for the best single of the circuit - Florida Opens Turf Season members of the football board Kent Is displaying his sweater and certificate Ryan was sent to the He is accompanied by coast by The Bob Goodell associate sports editor of The Tribune They will return home Monday via Western Air Express Kent Ryan first Rocky Mountain conference football board honor player ever to be chosen on the broadcast Sunday team went on the air on a nation-wid- e night He is shown here in the Los Angeles studios with Christy Walsh left and Coach Howard Jones of U S C Fla Dec 13 MP)— Florida’s horse racing season opens at Tropical park Monday with new devices installed to aid both turf followers and riders CORAL GABLES 96-d- Cochran Win improved finish - camera Held Greatest judges' stand top the winners in The electric totaiisator in use In Cue Annals fore figures the and values the An perched on will help -- Tribune-Telegra- MAJOR ©Idsmobill KDYL Western Manager's High High High High J Optical LEAGUE Won 27 25 21 15 17 19 21 ' Baker H SrhetUer Quinn r INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC Won Loet Ptiults Wilkinson t Jensen B utts Kennedy Baker Burt Fehr Bockholt 27 21 20 21 21 20 — 14 14 - 699 266 198 197 196 Pet 750 575 472 Ixiffey i League Reeords Shulti High Individual series— Norm single— Norm 8hult High Individual High Individual Averages Rohettler 3066 1068 500 18 7 8 Fvatis Butts 614 568 477 341 556 525 525 500 15 Earl Pet 29 League Records team series— KDYL team single— KDYL Individual series-- — F Baker Individual single— Hampshire High Individual Averages Rohettler J Lost ' be- odds the-stal- Oregon Five Swamps Uclans by 56-3- 0 Score CHICAGO third time three-cushio- Dec 13 CDf-F- or in four the world’s championto Welker years billiards Sunday n 4 Utah Aggie Star Likes Kent Participates in Elaborate Rites Brand of Ball Put Over Radio on in Contest the ship belonged Cochran of San Francisco Cochran won the title shortly after midnight Saturday as the result of one of the greatest championship performances the sport ever has seen The victory which clinched the crown for the west coast expert was scored over diminutive Kinrey Matsuyama of Japan 50 to 37 in 53 innings but that tjlt was just the finale to a garsison”- finish - which climaxed the tournament On Friday afternoon Cochran’ defeated Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo and on Friday night he defeated Matsuyama to send the tournament into a playoff between himself Matsuyama and Tiff Denton of Kansas City each of whom won six games and lost three Denton was beaten Saturday afternoon by Matsuyama 50 to 33 and then Cochran eliminated the Kansas City star 50 to 27 in the first match Saturday night Going against Matsuyama for the crown Cochran repeatedly pulled difficult shots to hold command When the Japanese star threatened Cochran-cu- t -- - EUGENE Ore Dee 13 UPt—‘ The of Oregon basketball University team swamped the U C L A Bruins Saturday night 56 to 30 The rangy Webfeet dominated the game and found no trouble in penetrating the defense of the touring team from the southern division of the Pacific Coast conference The southern rules eliminating loose with a run oi six and the center jump were in effect for the first half Oregon led at half shortly afterward ended the match time 30 to 17 with a run of five 1 1 NORTH SIDE Won Lost 36 Mario Theater 16 35 17 Exchange Tavern 33 Wilkinson Motor 39 31 Diet 21 Co Midwest 31 21 Bearing Service 29 23 Success Tire and Him 26 AAA Tent and Awuing 26 22 30 Mineralites 30 Prescription Pharmacy 22 20 32 Burbidge Coal 38 14 Anderson Jewelry 13 39 Super Neon League Records High team series— Mario Theater High team single— Mineralites High Individual series — Shultz 647 High Individual aitigle — Thompson Bradley Individual High Abrahamson single High Individual Averages and Wells 243 Shultz 4 High Individual Averages McCullough Baker 106 Nebeker Bradlev tJ 100 HaUm&rk 188 UTAH OIL LEAGUE NORTH SIDE INDIVIDUAL 469 Ti 450 n‘ 350 R Cushing 333 T24 JM Elzlnger Wagner 288 H Brockbank R Anderson 200 William Worley 196 A 195 Ed Bailey f Spratt LAKE LEAGUE Won Lost 17 15 Baker Motor 30 18 Confectionery Cons 32 20 Ifooae Club 20 r 32 Hibbs Clothing Bus College 28 24 Jienager'i Club 26 28 AcmeStates Tel 29 23 ML 23 29 Barnett A Walsi 23 29 Fishers 30 eehivs Confectionery 22 BALT Carl Nordburg 30 IO 6 5ft Lost ft ft —ft 5 5 3 1 Records Jim Heuchey Pet League 712 High Individual series— R Anderson Jim 625 High lndividuikl single— Henchey 615 615 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 538 500 442 442 442 423 428 167 30 22 KSL Motor 8 40 Freed — Records League 689 C Individual Butts J eeriee— Hfg9l Individual Scott and 267 Olsen High team senessingle— Cons Confectionery 2955 High team 1045 single— Acme Beer High I UTAH POWER ANU l irHT LEAGUE Valuation No 1 p L Acct No 2 Service Applienos Valuation No 2 General Aocountln Traction Won A Quality Prase Sunfrese 31 Pembroke Eldorado Coffee Oilier Candy Salt Lake Cabinet Fisher Brewing Motor Equipment League High Individual sertei High Individual single — Ostler High team series— Quality Press High team single— Sunfrese DESERET NEWS noURIEH Pet m Ryan Receives Awards Sees Pro Grid Contest of the deciding tickets Photographs of the finishers will be displayed at the judges’ stand and ‘in the grandstand and clubhouse right after the races During the first half of Tropil cal’s split season starting barrier will be used but the Aus tralian gate will be installed for the second meeting Track officials expect a record opening attendance of 15000 for the first eight races featuring the "Bougainvillea” fora 5700 purse Prairie Dog owned by Mrs Emil Denemark of Chicago loomed as an early favorite in the feature He will carry Charley Kurtsinger the veteran jpekey who won the Kentucky derby on Twenty Grand By KENT RYAN-LO- ANGELES Cal— Watching the Los Angeles Bulldogs take the into camp 13 to 10 Sunday afternoon was particularly interesting to me since it was my first chance to see a prOfessiSft-a- l football game The “pro” rules allowing a for 'ward pass anywhere behind the line of scrimmage was a spectacular affair when well executed as it was a number of times It gives the offensive team a powerful weapon to strengthen the threat of its running game as well as the actual’ pass itself With that sort of a pass to fear at all times the defense cannot concentrate on downing the ball carrier it must always be on the Chicagor-Cardinal- alert to see what he’s going to do — run or pass It adds trickery and it adds thrills f In my opinion frequent scoring Is essential to football's popularity and that rule certainly helps bring desired result was much impressed with Bill Smith Cardinal end who won college fame with University of Wash- the I ington 635 Team No 596 Team No 596 Team No 558 Team No 500 Team No 423 Team No Team Records 423 385 High team series — No 6 269 High team game — No 6 250 High Individual series — P Brown High Individual game — F Roberts 2800 1014 663 i7 2414 816 579 213 Inc h AK Makeups Editorials Mailers -- r- e— Busmens Office Plant Murray Press Room 2467 Printers single Knaus-Lack- MIXED DOl BLX& t A n BOGLE LEAGUE Whlthoft-StakeStarr-Rol- Won 4 r l K Rowley-Rowley E WorthenB Worthen Worthen E Nlelson-Meehan-Woo- DESERET NEW 258 2510 906 Woodlands Kcllevs Bushmans WOMEN’S LEAGUE Iks d AMERICAN Dundee Clothes Shop Fiher Brewing Co 3 3 1 1 0 Lost 0 1 1 3 2 4 Team series— Walks Team single— Walks Individual aeries— Mrs Walk Individual sumigtn— 30 26' nnr 25— 21 20 Lost Pet 625 542 2 L — nf521 25 479 417 417 28 223 IK 22 Tem 1000 750 750 250 250 000 Raterman Morrissey Middendorf-BrelnlnA rznuth Mass Sullivan E Sullivan Murphy tT 8 VETERAN! 619 571 571 571 429 476 381 381 Telegram appeared with Howard Jones and Christy Walsh two members of the board at Hollywood Nello Faalascht of Santa Clara quarterback was at San Francisco with Glenn lPopV Wamer another board member Starcevich Washington guard was heard from San Francisco by means of a special hookup with Seattle Others Appear list to Others of the appear at the microphone were Reid Northwestern guard Kinard tackle and Basrak Mississippi Duquesne center Reid and Kinard were at Chicago and Basrak at New 'York College music added to the atmosphere of the elaborate program which included presentation of awards to the successful athletes who were on hand —" — — — iirperson The broadcast’s climax came with the announcement of the result of the election of an captain for 1936 Larry Kelley Yale’s great “money player” end being chosen by the vote of tha 1936 eleven Walter Camp Jr son of the gridiron authority who brought the selection 'custom Into prominence appeared in Hollywood for the honorary presentation of the oaptain’s cup to Kelley Speaks Briefly On the program Ryan spoke briefly and modestly He expressed his appreciation at the distinction accorded him After an introduction “ by ’'Howard JonesrUT S Cr coach board member and the who had seen the Utahn in action The choice of Kyan— first' Rocky mountain conference player in history to be so honored by the hoard—was given considerable prominence in the program the plan of quizzing coaches whose teams had opposed Utah Aggies during the season being emphn sized by Walsh and Jones As tangible evidence of his selection Ryan was presented with sweater blanket an and gold football halfback spent The black-haire- d the afternoon at the professional football game between the Los Angeles Bulldogs ' and' the Chicago Cardinals He will leave for Utah by plane Monday” Sweep Polo Series Tam Tam No 2 No 3 No 5 Team No 4 Team No 1 878 High slngte game— Faggaini 606 High individual two gamNpBob Team High team series — Dundee High team game— Dundee 251 High Individual series— R Worthen i game--JL Pet pake 251 i ' Fag-gai- n! Two Points Per Minute WICHITA Kan Dec 13 W— Scoring at the rate of almost two points every minute of play the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the St Louis Terriers 100 to 0 In an exhibition football game here Sunday afternoon before a crowd estimated at 4000 persons A gift of year ’round comfort And what a 1 j- comgift for a man! These fortable slippers will be warm and cozy om the coldest nights Made of firm heavy felt! that will hold its shape and give added wear good-looki- Cushion soles Men’s sizes twogame series 4 - first for professional teams was announced tonight to bring together December 27 tha Brooklyn Dodgers of ths National pro league and the Salinas Iceberg Packers local Independent professional' team The game will be an annual affair and will be known as the "Lettuce Bowl” game the sponsors said EVERET& TUCSON Ariz Dec 13 (JPl — A late rally enabled the Cadets of the New Mexico Military institute tp defeat the University of 'Arizona 1170 poloists 6 to 5 Sunday and sweep ith What! Another One? SALINAS Cal"Dec7 13 (UP)— A new “bowl” football game the GIVE THE MEM OM YOUH LIST By BOB GOODELL LOS ANGELES — football warriors including Kyit Ryan Utah Aggie halfback were glorified Sunday night when the climax event— a national broadcast over a Columbia network — was staged under the direction of the Board of FootbalL Ryan' who wax sent to4h coast with Bob Goodell Tribune associate sports editor by The Tribune K Lll’t Fshr Wluigh 4Uyldil Records Nelligan-Mott- s Furmbllt Clothes Rhop HsMisou Village Shop Mr iestic Clng Co Underw’ood 8 o Pet 750 275 211 women— Helen High singleand game O’Connor 160 Marie Buekley men— L Buckley 218 High single gazpe KNIGHTS Or GOLUMRUS DOUBLES Pet LEAGUE Denver Fire Clay Palace Market M'1 Won - 20 ‘team gams— O’Connor 913 High team Individual series— Vio Hampshire 575 AM LINEN SUPPLY LEAGUE individual game—' Vio Hampshire 224 Won Lost Greens 30 10 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE 11 Whites 29 Wo High single gams— rRay Neleod AAA Tent A Service Awning 35 Luff's Texaco FEDERAL DOUBLES Anderson Jewelry Won Lost Safeway Stores H Buekley-BuckleCrus Service Id O’Connor-Maxwe12 Liberty Fuel d Team Records 12 12 High team aeries— Anderson Jewelry 2770 Hargleroad McBette 9 High team game —Safeway Stores t 993 Vielker Murphv 10 666 M Buck! High individual series— Ray Hettrick 8rhad-8mlt— h 8 246 High Individual same C Adlller Wasatch Toll Test Accounting Farmington Fvland 002 Peyroll 225 Holiaday Long Lines 2274 817 523 208 TRIBUNE-TELEGRA- — Team Records series— 8treator-8mll- h High High High High 500 417 417 417 250 083 Buckman Layton Htreator-Smli- Toursscti Freed Motor Karl Winter f 183 Ford Dealers 182 Arch Browning Inc Cannon-Ashto- n 7 BoUerlll Iso-VI- V a WOMEN’S CITY LEAGUE Granite Furn Co Ostler Candy Co The Bootery Sugarhouse Jewelry Davis Jewelry Barnett A Weiss Tourssen Motor Fisher Brewing Co Glade Catidv Co Finance Girls Beth Ann Bakery Ramp Garage Team Records Htfrh team series — Barnett A Weiss High team sllugle— Ramp Oarage HUh Individual seris— Zelfa Lavton High individual single — Zella Laytou 692 Team No 673 Team No s D 833 833 Pep 88 750 Stanolind 625 Vico 500 Shorts Longa Bears Bulls EMPLOYES A88Y SAFEWAY Pet 257 By PAUL RHCKELSON NEW YORK Dec 13 CD— Pre- - ' senting the cast which tells th “Inside” of the James J Braddock-Ma- x Schmeling world heavyweight cham- plonshlp fight scheduled for June 8: Czar— The terrps of the fight Which make the principals free agents with the right to sign with whom they please after their battle makes Promoter Mik Jacobs Czar of Cauliflower Alley The winner of the Braddock-Schmelin- g fight will have to meet Joe Louis to make money and Promoter Jacobs has the Brown Bomber under lock and key-- ' Whoever wine the Braddock-Schmelifight will elgn under Promoter Mike’s banner to meet the Brown Bomber in September Champ —Lud sports editor of the Hudson Dispatch Union City N J wrote a book on Braddock entitled "Relief' to Royalty” but Jimmy’s road has been anything but royal -The champ honest and fine cleaned up all his debts with the money he won from beating Max Baer for the title in June 1935 but is broke again Everything’s been going out nothing except revenue for a has been coming in ’’ If Braddock loses to Schmeling he’n bo poorer than a church deacon Many fight handlers lay ho hasn’t a chance against der " Maxle It may be so but Jimmy just reaching full growth and nearing 31 is possessed of great courage and tremendous ' confiYou can’t laugh off a dence fighter with those qualities He’s "down” again' and that’s when 'James ' J Braddock get the toughest troubles are Maxle—Schmeling’ American centered in suspicion promoters fear he’ll take the heavy- weight title back to Germany and' present it to Adolf Hitler for the German museum So they decided to take $25000 from the purse of the winner of the Braddock-Schmelin- g fight as protection ng nt lead in the Salt Lake Major B S Schettler continues league to set the pace in the Individual classic four points ahead of Norman Shultz— Baker Motor’s lead in the Sait Lake league has dwindled considerably after losing eight straight points in the last two weeks The Moose club and Hibbs Clothing now share second place only five points behind the Motor quint Frank K Baker and William Halt mark are tied for the lead position in the Salt Lake Individual while A Nink and Hod Cushing hold the same position in the North Side In- Complete Standings in Salt Lake City Bowling Circuits F B 13 14 193S ng |