Show o 4 C a THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 5 1937 I Trip to All r 4 j White Buffaloes Resolve To Overcome Pair of Powerful Island Machines State ‘B’ Division Champions Engage In Pinal Drill Before Departure Coach Dan Gillespie Excited Bv MARLOWE BRANAGAN ''ft With visions of palm trees gently swaying to use an expression made famous in a recent popular musical number members of the Tooele bigh school football team who will leaye Monday it 8:25 a in from Salt Lake City on the first leg of a lengthy trip that will carry them to Hawaii went through a strenuous workout Saturday on their home school football field For the White Buffaloes it was at workout which means the end of long drills' on familiar grounds From now until they arrive in Hono—4 lulu on December 13 members squad will do most of their heavy drills on board ship or none at all depending on whether or not their “sea legs" permit anything more strenuous than an ardent desire to depart ship never more to When Tooele high school return footballers land In Hawaii for a pair of games with HonoAlready Packed lulu high school elevens they workout Following Saturday's will be accompanied by a massupervised by Coaches Dan Gillescot a bronze lion pie and Clayton (Tatet Warded The lion which will be premembers of the team startod inten-siv- e sented to the Honolulu Lions Suitcpacking preparations club-bO T Barrus president ases- duffle bags and steamer of the Tooele Lions club will trunks are already packed take it be" given away on December from Gillespie If a Tooele gridder 13 when the Buffs meet Roosewashes his teeth between now and velt high school of Honolulu Monday he'll probably use a borUntil that time however the rowed toothbrush The gridders are Buffs will have the creature determined not to leave anything for their mascot undone until the final moment They are firm believers in the adage that a toothbrush already in tbe suitcase is better than missing a trip to Hawaii Gillespie is as excited as any member of the team Dan was in Salt Lake City Saturday and to each of his many friends he confided the fact: “I wish we were on the boat this waiting around is tough" Members of the team have resolved to make more than Just a pleasure trip out of the Hawaiian At a "meeting Saturday coaches of journey The Buffs have worked the Summit district decided to open hard and long in an effort to be league play Friday January 7 with at top form for their games against Roosevelt high school on December the final round of games to be With the 15 and Kamehameha high school played Friday March 4 on December 21 The latter is a early start only one midweek series team made up of play- was necessary these games to be ers and finished in third place in 11 the Honolulu prep league this sea- played on Wednesday February be each will Other games son played Roosevelt high school was chanTpion Friday night Opening games find South SumState ‘B’ Champs mit playing at Judge Memorial In carrying out their resolve to Wasatch at Morgan and Park City make the 1937 campaign a success- at North Summit Several changes have been made ful one the Buffs scaled the title the basketball coaching lineup In heights In the U H S A A “B” in division a league made up of the Summit district for this year Bill Cowley has transferred from Bronze Lion Mascot for e Buff Eleven foot-ba- He has scored sixteen touchdowns 23 point after touchdown in 28 attempts and one field goal for 122 points 19 more than the previous record set by Dutch Clark in 1 928 He has carried the leather 1088 yards on 159 tries for an average of 68 yards per thrust He has passed 48 times and completed 22 of them for 314 yards This is a 458 per cent strike average and an average gain of 142 yards per heave He has averaged 433 yards per punt in eight games He has returned 36 kicks for 761 yards an average of 211 yards Besides that he directed the Buffaloes through an undefeated season into the Cotton Bowl and became the most publicized college football player ever developed in the Rockies However despite White’s ability and his suitability for publicity the Colorado university ace can thank Dutch Clark for laying the groundwork which made his (White’s) chance for national publicity and recognition possible if-SI ' Recommendations that ten players from each school be eligible for participation in the state high school basketball toijrnament and that a committee of three members handle the appointment of all officials for tournament games were unanimously adopted by coaches and principals of region two at a meeting held at the Deseret gymnasium Saturday fiW mm W I Coaches felt that the addition of one member to each team would lessen the chances of injury to the boys who annually compete through four days of strenuous competition They also felt that the state association was in better financial condition andxould take care of the expense required in bringing the 16 additional1 players to the tournament Would Assign Coaches The sentiment favoring a commit-te- a to maire assignment of officials to all games also was strong among s ’tv f- all coaches present W B Maughan principal of the Granite junior 'high was asked to continue appointing all officials for games in the Jordan and Summit districts The fees for all officials will be the same as last year The apportionment of teams from region two to the state tournament will be the same as last year namely four The first and second place teams from the Jordan district comprising Davis Granite Jordan Murray Bingham Cyprus Grantsville and Tooele will gain tournament berths The winner from the Summit district comprising Park City North Summit Wasatch Morgan South Summit and Judge Memorial The will enter the tournament runner-u- p from the Summit district and the third place team in the Jordan district will play 'to determine the fourth team to place in turn to their home stomping grounds with a pair of Hawaiian scalps as trophies of a trip which is the envy of other prep students JromLegan to St George Traveling Squad The following players will make the trip: Vaughn Gordon Dan Eastman Dean Barrus Joe Gillespie Keith White Olman Caldwell Ernest Paulos Dean Wardell Joe Poli-do- rl Ernest Sodja Bill Buckingham Bob Weedman Arthur Curry " f t- - t - 7— M Men Hoop Results m : Midvale Second vs Santlv First tournament m Sandy Second vs Butler 10 p m the vs 24 — East Midvale Sandy Names Committees January at Jtidge Northern Division Second 7 p m Midvale Second vs Butler SANDY THIRD MIDVALE SECOND 8 p m Sandy Third vs Midvale First Coach Rex Sutherland president G TFPI P 9 ji: m Sandy GTF First vs Union 10 p m 28— at South Wasatch 4 41 2 12 2 Mazuran rf 5 January neper rf 27 — Union vs Sandy Second of region two announced the two 12 January If 0 0 0 O' Lauder 7 p m Midvale Second vs Midvale First Summit Judge at North Summit Grant Ifc Brown 3 3 1 001 Pavtch c 8 p m: Sandy Third 'Vs Butler 9 p m following committees: Park City at Morgan Slumlord rg 0 1 1 1 Petrlltch rg 1 East Midvale vs Sandy First 10 p m Basketball — T H McMullin Bing1 1 It Wright lg 0 0 — vs Marietta 31 Third lg 4— Sandy at South Sandy January Summit February 0 0 0 0 01 Rav rg g First 7 p m Midvale Second vs East ham: Byron Jones Park City Russ Park City Judge at Wasatch North Cowdell 0! 0 Beckaetad rg Mum ford f 0 0 0 Midvale 8 p m Midvale First vs Sandy 0 0 0 01 Mazuran If 0 Hansen g Second 9 p ra Union vs Butler 10 p ra Magleby - Cyprus Summit at Morgan Track- and field— Ken Larsen 3— Midvale Second vs Union February 9— 3 Sum10 5 at 121 23 4 4 10 South Totals yTotala 7 p m February Midvale Flratkvs Judge 8andy First Memorial Paul Rose MurReferee D Hancey umpire K Brady 8 p m Sandv Third vs Sandy Second Judge mit Morgan at Heber North SumGrantsand Sterl Anderson 9 p m East Midvale va Butler 10 p m: ray mit at Park City UNION EA8T MIDVALE ville P GTF nTFP' at Ntelwon rf tD February Alt 14 Schools comprlsing region 3t WTiltWrfr fr T tv South Davis Morgan Park City at Judge Wa- Young If 2 33 11 JV Phrlstnsn If 4 0 0 two were at 8 p 9 p East Jordan Stake Stake at satch North Summit February South 18 — North Summit Judge Wasatch at Park City Summit at at Morgan February 25 — South Summit at Wasatch North Summit at Judge Morgan at Park City March 4— Park City at South 4 2 2 0 21 PoUlsen c 0 1 0 Oi K Olsen rg 3 0 Christnan lg 6 1 1 13 Dlttman lg 0 0 0 0 Berrett f 0 t Walk C Olsen g 0 0 0 Holmqat c Glover rg 1 10 10 9 8 5 Tots’ East Midvale Evans Totals meeting 0 2 2 0 Next Wednesday's Schedule Bountiful Second vs Bountiful First 7 Summit Wasatch Judge Morgan p m South Bountiful vs West Bountiful 8 2 0 0 A'Rasmussn rf 3 1 1 7 rf at North Summit Rishop n Peteran If 4 5 4 12' Pplltier If 2 7 2 6 p m Centerville First vl CeiitervlHe 8econd Fenstermkr 2 0 Cl 4' Marttneau C ? 3 1 5 m 4 0 0 0 0 0 Nelson rg rg a entrat 0 0 0 0 Farmington vs North Farming J Peteran lg 1 o o 2Wehb lg Chris Weyland Brant Skelton 0 3 0 0 ton 10 p m Thompaon g 1 Q 02- Jenson g Lee Howard Stonebreaker Harold Greetiwd g 0 I 0 OiBorg g 0 0 W BOUNTIFUL FARMINGTON Wat&nuki Warner Floyd G TFPI 7 14 4 18 Total 14 6 4 321 GTF P Totals F Gregrv rf 3 1 0 6 Joe Ajax rf I 3 0 0 8 12 24 33 Parkin Sandv First Bryant Bill Karabats 1 — 13 — 18- - H Nelwon 5 SajidxJgecond 4he Others who wilt to H Hatch c 1 2 4 Vowles 4 0 2 3 Hatch rj 1 0 21 J Steed rg 3 Honolulu include Coach and Mrs MIDVALE BUTLER FIRST I 1 A Steed lg 0 2' 4 19 Hepwrth lg Mrs O: Dan Gillespie Mr S Nelson f 1 1 3 Robinson 0 0 4 t Gilbert rf 5 3 2 12'DHtIton rf 3 11-conThe school initial basketball 1 3 Pace f 0 0 2 F Steele Barrus Principal 3 4 1 7 J Brown If 4 0 0 81 J Hilton If Jorgensen 0 0 2 A- Woodhd c 1 0 0 2‘MaxfleM c 2 8 Rosander g 0 0 0 0 Mannos g Mrs Brant Caldwell and Miss ducted by the Utah High School Grant 0 2 HG Hilton rg O 2 1 1 Lee g rg Athletic association will be held at BJeanette Gray 1 1 0 2i Mnvnea 0 1 0 o Wodhd lg lg Totals 11 104 26' Totals h 17 17 539 o a o o O 0 0 0 BMavnes Wednesday at 7 Aylett ( The Buffs will leave Honolulu on them Granite-hig0 2 A11 officials who hope to work Jenkins f N FARMINGTON BOUNTIFUL ?XT arrive December 22 and 4 1 0 8 in p Shiner c G' TFPI " GTFP high school games both the A and Waters Tooele on December" 28 'On V Smith rf 9 5 3 21 Sjoblom rf 1 3 the B tilts must attend the school Stahle If 7 2 0 14 M Brktil If 0 1 be accom9 115 2 17 7 3 371 Total's homeward trip they Totals ' 0 3 0 01 Rose c and the examination 37 Strong c 14 25 11 Midvale First 0 4 3 3 R Brkdl rg 3 9 panied by the Denver university 9 IS 23 JHart rg 9 Previous to the examination dis- Butler Larson ig 0 0 0 01 J klRby I 0 t which will play the Univer- cussion H Smith c 1 0 0 2 F Rigbv e 0 0 of all new rules will be held SANDY — The revised schedule of East Sessions 0! c 0 1 g 0 3 sity of Hawaii in Honolulu on De- State high school athletic officials Jordan stake '(basketball league for Goodfellw f 0 0 00 0 Whitesides 0 1 Lloyd g cember 18 northern division has been released T the g 0 0 0 61 already have gone on record as bv Gilbert Benson supervisor AThe sched- M Lawson Brown g 1 5 3 51 follows: holding strictly to all rules this year uleDecember 9 — Sandy 8econd ward v Tottfls 18 20 9 451 Totals 813 219 including the elimination of the cen- Midvale Second : 7 p m t Butler vs Sandy Union vs Midvale First CBNTVL 8 p m ter jump: Both ! 80 BOUNTIFUL high school and 9First Third vs East Midvale p m Sandy GTFP -OTFPl uniform 10 p m college coaches hope for 61 W Clevly rf 5 1 1 11 McNeil 2 34-2- 2 December 16 — Midvale First vs Faat Hogan Ifrf 0 0 12 R Moss If 1 interpretation of the rules' as many Midvale 7 p m Third vs Union Dunean e Sandy c Burnett 6 2 of the officials will be used in both Midvale Second vs Sandy First p m 4 2 4 R Schith rg 1 rg COALVILLE — The Braves of North Sum) p m Sandv Second vs Butler 10 p m Straneb 2 1 i L Atktn Is 1 mit turned on the steam in the third quar- college and high school games — East Midvale vs Sandy Ford lg December1 23 " Nelson f 0 Femelius t ter here Saturday night to defeat Davia Wednesday’s school will be in Second 7 p m : Midvale Second va A Schith 2 0 O’ 0 OArgvie f champ 34 to 22 defending statewere 8 p en Sandy Third vs Midvale Clevly c 4 without the lervltes of charge of DaVe Mitchell Allen Bate- Butler The Darts First 9 p m East Midvale vs 8andy IF Clevly g 0 Joe Davis ace guard and Val Bheffield man Rex Sutherland First 10 p m 8mhlth g 0 high scoring forward December 30 — Union va Sandy Second A Moss c 1 The score : 7 p m Midvale Second vs Midvale First -I NORTH 8UMMIT DAVIS 8 p m : Srnidy Third va Sandy First 4 421 17 14 6 40 Totals Totals 19 10 OTFPI4'D 9 p m Sandy First vs union 10 p m Referee Mlliett umpire Young Clark rf 5 0 0 10 Stavnsr rf 1 3 2 January 6— Sandy Third vs Sandv First 1 0 0 2 Gardner If 4 4 O 6 m Mtdvsle Second va East Midvale BOUNTIFUL FIRST CENTERVILLE 18T Trump If 4 0 0 6 Dec 1 0 0 2 Spriggs e Peterson RIVER GREEN 8 p m Midvale' First va Bandy Second Wyo GTFP GTFP vs Butlfer’IO p m Briggs rg ' 4 0 0 8 Bedsaul rg 0 0 O 0 This town is to see K Mann 3 2 2 8 3 3 1 7! Lang rf plenty of basket- - -9 p m : Union 0 2 OJO 1 0 0 2 Bowen Jg Hatch U 10— Midvale Second va Union Taylor If rf V 1 Roberta If 1 rf 1 0 0 2 ball in addition to the high school 7 January m Randall rf 0 0 0 0 Durrant vs 8 First Midrale p Sandy First 0 6 D Tingv c 2 2 1 5 Vfabey c Tr 01TD TITO 4 encounters this-yea- r "Miller it A city league p m Sandy Third vs ‘Sandy Second 9 D Mann 3117 K Randll rg 1 1 1 3 2 2 0 0 4 W Clark c X 0 Smith e East Midvale vs Butler 10 p m Willey lg rg'8 p m 4 6 3 111 R Tingv lg 0 1 0 0 — 0 2 is being organized to play during 0 0 0 0 Pace rg Third Midvale Evans va 13 10 Sandy 0 0 2 Pickering f 0 0 0 4 January7 0 0 O O i OOam lg Wicker 0 p rti East Midvale vs Union 0 D Randall f 0 0 0 0 the weekday evenings One team Second K 8 p Midvale First va Butler 9 p m Young Q 1 0 0 Beer g Merc quintet is Sandy 0 0 0 0 the Green River Pett lg First vs Sandy Second 10 p m 8 Steed f 0 0 0 0 Mtrt-vat17-Sandv Second va W Tingy g 5 3 2 19 January more several and already organized - Totals Second 7 First 10 Butler va Totals: 17 1 O 34 are 0 0 0 0 Reese c ' Soon It is expected 8 p m: Union vs Midvale FirstSandy 9 p m E Randall f 0 0 0 0 being formed by 'quarters Davis Sandv Third' vs East Midvale 10 p m 4 10 17 22 that -be schedule will adopted 14 20 Totals 20 19 6 46 34 within Totals Itarth Suiqmlt 12 11 6 30 January 20 — Midvale First vs East short time Midvale 7 p Calderwood Referee Young Sandy Third va Union umpires Lampb umpire Millet Joe and make Harry trip and Jesse at GTFP1 GTFP Officials Set First School OTFPI T Oil GTFP 13 714 11 10 will 11103 their will 'team the Setback a 10 lUVE and GTFP Many Cage Teams I 31Sl3i a 00 " a: 0000 322 pm: a t a a ' Indian Broom Sets Record SAN FRANCISCO Dec 4 Tan-fora- 0 Havre de September Grace— April 13-3- 0 8 Pimlico— May 2J4 November Laurel— October C I v 0 0 0 0 10 6 38 25 20 College Basketball Rutgers 43 Delaware 26 DePauV 28 Chicago 20 1-— Wisconsin' 22 Marquette Kalamazoo 42 McKendree 27 Carnegie Tech 43 Wasyneburg 38 Notre Dame 43 Ball State Thrs 28 Minnesota 45 South Dakota U 23 Kansas State 36 Doane Dakota U 42 Hamline 39 Butler 45 Oakland City Thrs 26 Manchester 47 Huntington 34 y 0 Basketball Teams round games in the (Catholic Youth Organization) Basketball league will be played Sunday in the Judge Opening Y 0 Memorial high school gym 650 South Eleventh East street Eight of the nine teams in the 'junior division of the parish circuit wilt see action §unday and eight of the ten teams in the two seniof- divisions are scheduled to play The junior league is made up of players born after January 1 1920 Noage limit is attached to senior teams Murray is the defendingjuniorchampionrbut this team will be combined with the Midvale "parish squad this season Bingham is the defending senior champ The parish cage league has developed into one of the outstanding circuits in the state and with all teams having added new play Colorado university has climbed the Rocky Mountain conference football heights for its first undisputed title in 13 years but the reign of the Buffaloes promises to' be a short one The list of graduates from the Boulder school reads' like the starting standlineup It took a senior football team with outs to get C U to the top Without all those veterans the champions will find the football path particularly rocky next year as the Utah Aggies did this season under similar circumstancel- Of course Colorado has a great deal more iri the way of football material coming up next year than the Aggies had this season but it seems to be a safe prediction that the titleholders will not be able to hold the throne in the first year of competition iiAjh? “Big Seven” Prognosticating further in the 1938 football championship will be a three-wa- y scramble between Denver Utah and Brigham Young university - Open Campaign Sunday C Grid Predictions for 1938 5 Coons lg Track representatives agreed to ask the state racing commission to allot the following dates: —November “ e — April — has-eve- Indian Broom the favorite from Gleeman in a stirring finish n of the feature at track Saturday setting a new track record of 1:10 5 Exhibit was third The winner owned by the A C T Stock farm and Mrs Vaustin C Taylor of Vancouver B C paid $560 $380 and $340 Gleeman paid $56Q and $4 and Exhibit $7 to show A crowd of about 20000 watched the field of 12 line up on a fast track High Vote set the pace while Indian Broom with Johnny Craig- With C U playing in the Cotton Bowl and Denver going to hiile up slipped into fourth position At the stretch Gleeman took a Hawaii it seems that any representatives from the Rocky clear lead by a length but Indian Mountain conference in the East-We- st game this year will Broom slipped through on the into come from one of the three Utah schools have side and pulled up an inch at a time winning by a head at the finHard Luck Football Players ish Exhibit did not threaten The winner carried off $2285 to For the hard-luc- k football laurels this season we nominate gether with track record honors Elvin The former record 1:10 Wayment of Utah State and Norm Page and Dewey Gunn was made by Uppermoat November 7 of Utah 1936 Wayment had the ability to earn for Jiimself a niche in the Aggies' hall of fame as one of the greatest snapperbacks that has been developed at the Logan school He played fine ball Gunnison Defeats in the first three games but he received a leg injury and was Richfield 38-2- 8 unable to see action the remainder of the year Instead of beRICHFIELD— The Richfield Wildcats coming an Aggie football immortal Elvin will go down with were unable to cope with the offense offered by the faat breaking accurate shoot- the forgotten gridders just because he didn’t have a chance ing Gunnison Gunners the second Norm Page has just completed his third year with the half of their game here during and lost 38 to 28 after leading the visitors at th half 14 Utes and he finished it on the sidelines Norm has not played to 13 It was the first game of tfhe kear for more than half a season in any one at the ‘U’ school on year ' Richfield while the Gunners havf played both Blcknell and Monroe Wising to the account of injuries team and winning from Wayne county Monroe Dewey Gunn was cut out of the “U” football picture with - The- - box- score h- : RICHFIELD GUNNISON a broken leg which may Jnake it impossible for him to play his Pearce rf GTFP 2 10 4Anderson rf GTFP 4 3 3 11 Dewey’s injury is the most serious accident that Gunn If (J 1 1 liEdwards If 3 0 0 6 senior year 5 0 0 10 Oieaon c Whyte c has experienced indbe past fourteen years acschool Utah the Beal rg 2215 Nielson rg 4219 1113 1 0 O 2 cording to Trainer Einar Neilsen Covfngtn lg 1 0 0 2 Amtoft If By this Einar did not mean 1 0 0 2 Overfelt rf 0 0 0 0 Black rf Christnsn If 1 0 0 2M Andrsn If 1 3 1 3 that Dewey’s injury was bad he was merely pointing out that 0 0 0 0 A Nielsen c 1 0 0 2 Barker If Frnswrth lg 1 1 0 2lGoates lg 1 1 0 2 the Indians have been relatively free from accidents of a serious 13 5 2 28j Totals Totals 16 BALTIMORE Dec 4 (iD— MaryScore land’s four major race tracks have Gunnison by quarters: 6 13 8 14 agreed to the Same allotment of Richfield Referee Green umpire Peterson racing days and dates in 1938 that they had this year: 43 take Braves Hand Darts Saturday’s Eastern Tracks Set Dates for 1938 1002 16 3 0 32 23 9 13 19 8 18 26 Union 32 Referee K Bradv umpire D Kancev SANDY FIRST SANDY SECOND 231 represented Clark was a great player but he had a terrific time attracting The Associated Press enough attention to be rated by a lucky stroke bf fortune took a flyer on the Colorado college lad and has been bragging about it ever since as Clark is in any annually named the greatest football player of all-tileague As a result when another grid brilliant from right near Dutch’s home town started to sparkle on the greensward this year all the national sports authorities were ready to give an attentive ear This together with White’s personality backwhich make him perfect copy ground and accomplishments for interesting ballyhoo have resulted in one of the greatest r individual publicity campaigns that been waged Such an avalanche ofpaper praise for any one football player'' particularly one fronith isolated and Rocky Mountain conference seejns incredible ica Region Two Coaches Ask That Qualifying Teams Be Allowed Teh 3Ien for Big Meet 1 North Summit Bliss Hoo Wasatch and Ken Larsen at Judge Memorial Following is the schedule: North Summit Morgan Park City at Wasatch Clark Clears the Way State Tourney Player Increase Advocated at South Summit at January Judge Heber at Morgan Park City at North Summit January 14 — Morgan at South Summit Judge at Park City North Summit at Wasatch- January 21 —South Summit at Hodgson Before we pull the curtain down on Byron “Whizzer” White s escapades on the Rocky Mountain conference gridirons it might be well to summarize in cool dispassionate statistics the almost ll legendary deeds of Colorado university’s mighty man of Carlston at Par City the former now being stationed at Westminster The other three schools have made no changes with Clarence Knudsen at By-Jimmy Summing Up On Whizzer White than 500 student South Summit to Morgan McRey Buffs walloped takes the reins at South American Fork 26 to 0 to reach Magleby Max Warner replaces Pete Summit the peak in local warfare ver JL In Retrospect schools with less population The being - ' When Tooele invades Honolulu for a pair of intersectional clashes the Buffs vill have a number of stellar players to strut The before island fans pair at the right are Brant Skelton left a tackle and Bob Weedman right an e n d Below is n Harold Wafainiki plucky little T Attt Japanese guard boys have played 'brilltdnt ball all season They are confident they will win both games in Honolulu Buff fans are also confident these three will do their bit The Buffs will leave Salt Lake City Monday at 8:2f a m Summit Hoop Schedule to oP en Jan 7 Fans out Tooele way are as excited as members of the team who will make a trip no other Utah prep grid squad has made Nothing is too good for "our boys" is a favorite saying out Tooele way Parties have been held in their honor Assemblies have been conducted in the high school auditorium and when the team pulls out of Salt Lake City from the D & R GYV depot Monday at 8:25 a m via Western Pacific" hundreds'" of townspeople will bo on hand to Wish them bon voyage Telegrams and letters of congratulation to the state "B” champs have arrived in a steady stream at Tooele high school during the past week The Buffs are determined not to let down their many friends in the state They are primed to shoot the works against teams which will he favored to defeat them and they are confident in their ability to re- - x Outstanding Gridders on Traveling High School Team - ers since last season a hot battle for top honors is in prospect Sunday's schedule follows: JUNIOR LEAGUE St Ann’s vs Lourdes Howard and K Anderson 1 p m Murray-Midval- e vs CathedralK Anderson and Howard 2 p m Ogden vs St Patrick’s Bram-we- ll and S Vincent 3 p m Magna vs Divine Saviour 6 p m G Smith and Green nature Fort Capers Defeat Davis County C C C Vonah Nicholson Golf Winners Cagers of company '940 C C C of Bountiful are practicing for a return engagement at Fort Douglas with the Barracks E quintet which 3 in a fast game nosed them out at the South Davis junior higti school recently The Davis county C C C boys were leading by five points at the half but could not stem the last half ralfy of the Fort Douglas cagers Tod Vonah knd L won the class A prizes 25-2- four-roun- er Hockey’ Results — St Patrick’s-vs-Par- k City Sr Kansas City Grsounds 3 8t Paul Vincent and Bramwell m p 2 Lourdes vs St Ann’s Green SaintsToronto Maple Xeataj 3 Montreal Canadians 3 (overtime) and G Smith 7 p m Cleveland Barons 3 Providence Rede 1 i (Western Division) Philadelphia 6 New Haven 1 Pittsburgh 4 Springfield 2 Bingham vs' Murray-MidvaNew York Americans 1 Morftreal Mar i le and roons 1 King 8 p m Hershey 4 Bronx Tigers 0 Cathedral vs Magna King and Pittsburgh- - Hornets 3 Springfield " V Jensen 9 p m dians X Jensen’ play against par tournament at the Fort Douglas Golf club Saturday H T Fowler and Ed Sheets were’ the class B winners and Harry Rose and F S Walden won the class C awards A large turnout' enjoyed the perfect December golfing A point par tournament is slated for Sunday NEW YORK Dec 4 UP)-- The suspension Of six Hawaiian basketball players who toured tha United States last winter was announced — CD 4 Dec SAN FRANCISCO Satuday by Dan Ferris chairman of Henry” Cahill" 171 San Francisco the national registration committee won a decisioA' hver Wilbur Stevens of the Amateur Athletic union d 179 Boise Idaho in a boxing match here Johnny Fasano 145' San Francisco scored a technical knockout over Nord Gerrard 148 Chicago in the third round of a scheduled SENIORS — (Eastern Division) V- K Nicholson in the medal Cagers Suspended Cahill Decisions Fighter of Boise i f a In- 1 |