Show I THESALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JUNE JCD Texan Says Sees It Variety By J C Derks It did not require the circumstance of a man biting a dog to Puzzles Foe When 55577 make it real news at the Polo TIME OUT! 11 By Chet Smith -- five-wo- heavy(UP)) — Madcap June weight champion fighter of the world Thursday night revealed he — Ernest Sutter national intercolexpects to become a father “within’ a few months” Baer who unexpectedly married New of Orleans legiate champion N Y up his mind whether to makefa-a d Mary Elen Sullivan of Ithaca eliminated Walter Senior to California and see his his divorce June J035 from dash who after of San Francisco Thursday in ia ill with heart trouble Actress Dorothy Dunbar said "If ther “If anything happened to the to continue his steady march toward it's a boy thori I he will become hope there I’d his second successive southern ama- a boxer Oh boy and then will I old man and I wasn’t' ever forlve myelf " he gai es Jack got cable Dempsey-honly teur tennis championship The Tulane university star seeded two girlswhoy’know" licked Ren Foord of Max fifth butsteadied his South Africa in his last fight here 7 rival 5 to gain the sem- was so elated at the prospect of faifinals and the right to match strokes therhood that he began talking with Riggs of Los An- about opening a restaurant in London's west end and making his geles Gardner Mulloy of Miami gave permanent residence here Art Hendrix a scare before sucBaer is working nearly 12 hours cumbing to the strong baseline a day at Elstree studios acting in game of the Lakeland Fla youth a movie musical comedy “Over She 5 Hendrix is seeded third Goes" and Friday will play Joe Hunt of “Y'know I've got so many things Los Angeles ia the semifinals on the fire I don’t know where to NASHVILLE ed SUPERIORITY AN ISSUE --The question of superiority as between Dean" and" Hubbell has long been the foundation of heated argument in the base-ba- ll world It still remains undecided and to this writing the result is as evenly divided as it could possibly be under an odd figure total The string of encounters in which Dean and Hub-be- ll were chief figures began in August of 1932 Since then they have opposed each other nine times Five times Hubbell has been the victor and four times Dean has triumphed The announcement that Hubbell and Dean are to be next day’s pitchers has become the signal for a mighty stirring among the fans and Wednesday’s crowd of more than 55000 is proof that the interest in contests is indeed intense Dean-Hubb- ell A brief record of the series between Hubbell and Dean reads August 26 1932 —Dean 4 to 2 May 20 1934— Dean 9 to 5 July 24 193p— Hubbell 4 to 2 September 12 1935 — Dean 5 to 2 September 15 1935 — Hubbell 7 to 3 July 21 1936— Hubbell 2 to 1 (10 innings) “ May 1? 1937— Hubbell 4 to 1 June 9 1937 — Dean 8 to 1 TIIE FEUD CONTINUES used-duri- DMLViSPEEHHS 5 d 2 6 The smooth-strokin- g Riggs advanced at— the expense Frank turn There's the baby movie contracts possibilit- y- of smart eating and drinking hangout seore-waGuemseyrof ©FiftndOrFkfc-Th- e 0 2 Riggs is an overwhelming favorite to reach the final for this-sessi- on s round Hunt entered the semifinals Russell BobbiH of 7 2 lanta Cheese it Clancy here comes the chief! overcoming 3 opportunity is presented by the National league play schedule for further combat between Dean and Hubbell this “If you have strong material use season Fourteen games are on the program in which Ihe Giants a number of formations with few material is weak and Cardinals contest They are: New York at St Louis June plays but if your on naturally you will have to 25 26 27 St Louis at New York July 17 18 f9 NewYork at deception with a lot of dependand plays few formations he declared St Louis July 27 28 29 St Louis at New York August 31 SepBible then told the class of a way tember 1 2 New York at St Louis September 19 20 to check what plays are working There is every likelihood that Hubbell and Dean will be in a game which would also be good show to the quarterback chosen among National league pitchers for the interleague game to He having a substitute at Washington on July J but on that occasion they will be on or an suggested Injured man sitting on the Ample 10 10 (T) f at the eleventh tfnnual Utah Aggie coaching school by Dana X Bible Texas university mentor Bible declared it was better in his opinion to have many formations and few plays rather than just one formation and many plays In stressing the use of more fewer plays Bible said "When only one formation is used a lot of check plays must be used and the opponent can handle the situation easier than if more formations are used and iewerplays”— The charts he— ng were on the single wing back forma--tio- n double wing back and punt formation In each of the three series about 40 plays were illustrated and explained by Bible - On each series of plays illustrated by the chart Bible started with the line plunges both straight and spin ners then worked to the Inside and outside tackle plays then inside and outside the end and finally the forward and lateral pass On each chart each play was diagrammed with the duties of each playfer underneath and the title of the play at the head Uses Large Board A large board constructed In squares with each type of play to be used during the season with the duty of each player underlined is the method used by Bible to teach his players the various plays he said This board is hung in a lec ture room and also during the season it is taken out on the field with the team so that at all tim the players can see what they ar’ supposed to do in any particular Tenn fourth-seede- rd The magnet Wednesday of course was the renewal of the pitching feud between Dean and Carl Ilubbell This duel in series ran its highest temperature at St Louis on May 19 and it was developments in the St Louis game that led directly to all the turmoil that found a consequence in Dean’s suspension his reinstatement and the discomfiture of President Ford Frick of the National league Sutter Downs Elated Max Baer Expects Senior in To Be Fatlier ‘in Fe w Months’ South Meet Maxie Baer former June LONDON grounds Wednesday money to see a baseball game on a persons pay Schabinger Takes weekday the element of news enters then and there and when Up Team Offense Dizzy Dean pitches nine innings with the release of only five words then indeed all requirements of the rule of 'news are In IIoop Class fulfilled Ordinarily 15000 would be a fair sized turnout for By BOB HOLDEN a ball game played on a day other than a Sunday or a holiday and 10000 words would be an average output for Dizzy Dean’s LOGAN1 — Charts illustrating utterance which may become historical was: “I ain’t three different foftnations and nu mcrous plays werejused Thursday o’ nuthrn’” hard-earn- - 1937 5-- by A- t- the sporting and theatrical crowd somewhere near Piccadilly Circus” Baer added however that he was having a hard time trying to make AUTO ACCESSORIES— DOWNSTAIRS AUERBACH’S 1: Vv 0 - the same side i bench with a chart and when play is called jot the signal for the play followed by the man who carHUBBELL’S REMARKABLE RECORD ried the ball with the yardage or lost In this way he pointA correspondent at Price writes us to say that he has made gained ed out between halves the coach a wager on the matter of Carl Hubbell’s consecutive-victor- y run can check- - on the plays that have He would like what he terms “the documents’’ to substantiate been called- and whether they have been successful or not his contention that Hubbell did in fact win twenty-fogames In each type of play he discussed — in succession the feasibility of using such a play We are happy to be of service to our correspondent and and when it should be used and while we do not engage in the practice of settling bets we en- when not Bible stressed the point that every team should have a play deavor to fulfill requests for information Consequently we called the “sideline and aloffer such parts of “the documents” as will suffice A summary though it might not pass” be successful of Hubbell’s unprecedented feat taken from Associated Press it teaches the men to be alert against opponents using it compilation is: 'gA' ur 1936 Strike- - 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S' & jjfi 'M'l it S vc vfv SSprAy J'f s Balanced Unbalanced Lines Balanced and unbalanced lines were discussed and explained during the morning’s lecture Bible urged an unbalanced line to be used defense line against a seven-ma- n because with an unbalanced line the blocks are made in the opposite direction of the play ' With a balanced line which should be used sometimes the blocks are made in direction of the play He stressed the fact that on all goal line thrusts an unbalanced line should be used Bible then drew illustrations on the blackboard of the several forma' tions which eastern teams use and explained the different methods env f- $ yyj ployed by each 1 Emphasis was placed on the line' men after they hgve checked for a forward pass to go down the field to protect the pass and also to be in position to receive a backward pass This is emphasized every day by Bible who is a great believer in protecting the field at all times On these pass plays even the passer y and his protectors fan out to the sides as additional protection r i Hubbell’s run was stopped by Brooklyn on May - " Salt Lake County Farm Bureau Girls’ Softball i A- Teams— First Half Standing Western Division Won Loft - - South JordanRiverton Becond West Jordan Bluffdsls Herriman A 31 r— r 7ire$one GROUND GRIP TIRE O 1 1 Draper r Pet 1000 500 i1 k500 500 500 2 0 Western Division Spencer Ward J 1 Taylorsville Bennion l1 Hunter Grander i Garfield 0 Eastern Division Crescent Bandy Midvale Progressive Murray 8econd Union Broadway at 2nd JEast Phone Wasatch 2320 2 1 1 1 000 ' 500 500 500 500 000 Lost 0 0 2 ll Pet 1000 lonn 500 1 5on 1 0 o :ooo 2 2 oyo Reeulte of Thl Wcek finmet Riverton Second 13 Bluffdale 7 Murray Second Ward 26 Union 10 Bandy 8 Draper 7 Midvale Progressive 13 Unon 3 Crescent 24 Murray Second 6 Riverton Becond 8 West Jordan 7 j South Jordan 27 Lark 7 Granger 12 Bennion 10 flpencer Ward 13 Hunter 11 — Taylorsville 16 Garfield h-Bluffdale 17 Herriman 5 Schedule for Wednesday June 18 Bennion at Hunter " Taylorsville at flpencer Ward ' Garfield at Granger Herriman at Rlver4ou Second-—-- Lark at West Jordan South Jordan at Bluffdale Draper at Midvale Progressive club Orescent Murray Second at Sand - - — Outlines Program Generalship signals arranging a schedule as far as time is concerned and psychology will be- - discussed Friday by Bible In the psychology discussionrBible intends to discuss it from the angles of before the game between halves and after the game and what to do when the team is traveling Team offense was takeh up Thursday afternoon by A A Schabinger former basketball coach of Creighton university Schabinger outlined three defenses — zone man for man and defense against ball" He termed the zone defense as the “weakest defense in basketball because the defense was centered near the scoring position and the two guards were deep under the basket” He stressed the point that to break up a play at its beginning instead of waiting until it has started was essential The closer an opponent is played the harder it is for him to pass was also brought but by the former Creighton coach Schabinger thinks the man to man defense is the easiest to teach although his teams most generally use the defense against the ball Several illustrations were drawn on the blackboard to illustrate the several defenses Schabinger at II a nir Friday will show a basketball film illustrating his lectures during the past week ASSOCIATION Atlanta 7 Chattanooca 2 New Orleans 4 Birmingham 3 Nashville 5 Knoxville I LilUe Rock 10 Memphis 2 SOUTHERN Smokers’ are at least 25 test shows that White Owls easier on your breath this to-- J IKE TOSMOKE CIGARS? 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