| Show mot MM el ' - - LT - - Popular With Sports Writers :it ' ' sl''''' I '11-'- ' w?44r NW YORK Dec 13 (A')--all of the indisnittable with Budge decisiveness of one of his smashes Monday took rank st the nation's No 1 athlete of Don the year The 'J-7- -- k ' i '!-- ' '::'?! 4 Californian d was elected "head man" '' !!!' ': for 1937 by 30 of the 51 leading sports writers taking part in the seventh Riinuat KASociated Press poll The addition of other votes for second r I '::tY ' - ' It1s1 ?" 7 I' )4 i vl l i t 00$''' '- ' 4'0 ' 'g- 1 fe ) ' - 7": 4)01tr ':: " '' - N:'!:': s!! 40Efi '' ' '''i ' 1Z :': : : C Derks ------------ ( :: e f ': '::::' t: - eight-roun- 7 :1') :' f :!'" 4 I ' I er ' ' : b near-capaci- ty C:1 ': right-hand- Yi-Ir- k mer of 1936 toyed with Thomas exception of the fourth which was A REGRETTABLE PARADE for six rounds put on the pressure even the Spokane southpaw rattled ':'''' near ' of the the seventh end finally ' on Robertson's jaw with tS)41 ' "Where will Bill DeCorrevont Chicago's s'ensational high '1g ' and stopped his rugged opponent punches amazing frequency Robertson to school ' IA with a slam-ban- g finish ':::::):'- gridiron star—the answer to any college coach's dream—go his credit disdained a backward !:' 7 to inWhen DeCorrevont answers he will tell the world $ his Down Seven Times and step college? ' throughout only " 61' t 3 ability to land blows cost him no for he is to reveal his secret as guest 'speaker on Saturday 1":: down Thomas ' and bobbing up worse than a draw :'1T 4 qtf ' :'' December 18" like a rubber ball from the impact 1 10 ':'1N:! 0 1 of Schmeling's terrific right-han- d Speedy Battle '4:? Commenting on the incident Paul Nickelson an Associated : x blows was knocked to the canvas two boxers put os one of Press writer speaks some profound truths: The L' seven times before Referee Anhui the finest "' heavyweight bouts ever votes but the 8t Louis slugger ' d afDonovan halted the :i::: seen in Salt Lake City Lee weigh"What will happen to this wonder kid from Chicago's who led the National league in y ::::: seconds fair six the with of only :'''''':: ing 198 attempted to maul his 188- side? What will be the reaction to his broadcast and west virtually every hitting department eighth-roun- d 1 remaining pound rival in the clinches but in '''''''''''''''401'1' finally won out by 39 points to 36 Never before flattened in the most what will other universities say when he tells the breathless tref" k:'' l''"1 instances his efforts only course of an ambitious but not too !' White Popular world that he's going to pass themly and attend such and brought disaster Howard driving 1!::'::'4 '"!:::' conspicuous career Thomas was the home short but vicious lefts to :::'1 1i411 'i ' 9Srei:Y'lf:!':::: such college? With tennis and baseball accountt: af- victim a of technical knockout the jaw At the end of the bout ed for football contributed the next 4--- - -- - ' 51'7::: to :L7:rT: ter "My prediction is that there will be a holler clear across his the famous 1Jack had an ! fight carrying ivhich was rapidly of "also- —two- - members:TJ::1!'::'i: 1:': for six rounds arid doing assuming-- - a eye the opponent country Already ten schPols have been reported as offer- blue of nominations shade First deep rans" place ': ': his best to make the six to one 'Robertson was ' - -him a month and up to play Bill's decision will cut of the WO about White badly (Whizzer) ing gave Byron ' javorite look bad - — mouth and the customers were limp " lot of smiles even though the college or unia cause :'':'::''''':': :::::':': knowing to from time Schmeling grinning 1':::":1 from watching action which they !k he chooses time as or he blocked his ducked versity may not have approached him with an were not accustomed to seeing in a NEW YORK Dee 13 '' rivat's vigorous swings and fullba- pair of In 4 a bad mess for a youngster to get into offer it's of the annual Atign f' short ' :::M:!:! heavyveights ck-like lunges indulged himself Ivan Bland who learned the ruelated Press poll to select this before he is graduated from high school i in a the until workout defensive diments of at Granite high outstanding athlete of the '::: final minute of the sixth round not so manyboxing 1' '" :':''': could do nothing better than go to his "De Correvont year: years ago made his c 17 the Thom2 time For he ::':' being tagged Martin St first appearance in a Salt Lake City own state :''3e 1931—Pepper : as university—the let University of Illinois—or the Univerand at it that go '' l':::::40:ni:::§:1!:: in almost two years and even Loilis Cardinals' outfielder ' Then after breezing the early ring Y:Z:::! '''' 1932—Gene Saracen British he was in action tor only sity of Chicago" '::::Pgf":2!::-:though ::': part of the seventh Schmeting again 130 seconds he left no doubt as to 4 and United Statesuopen golf turned on the steam Thomas began his prowess Bland weighing 158 PLANS HAPPILY UPSET ' champion 'V s"'::'V:ii':2' to buckle again at the knees but cracked Max " ': 4 1933—Carl Hubbell Giants' 154 Payson 'I ' ' he did not go down for the fifst over the heartYoung Certainly it is by no means an edifying spectacle this pawith :'' southpaw ace bell as sounded the until time '":':'i2 o just followed with a Dean Cardia to 1934—Dizzy the rading youth beföre the world directly commer:?':'1 ''': i!'"'' ' to end the seventh A direct hitl jaw of the dazed Payson lad and cializing his talents even before those talents are demonstrated nals' pitching star :414:': sent with Schtneling's right Harry the fight was over Louis 1935—Joe heavyIt They were The act can be seen in no other light than that it is bound to down and left him so bewildered scheduled to go six heats weight boxing sensation own corner to led be to his create jealousy to arouse bitter suspicion he had As expected the d 1936—Jesse Owens triple spe4 i:0::::-:t:::0"-event cial between Windmill Comes Olympic trawl( and field winPearce ::":':22 Up Rapidly We are sorry that DeCorrevont suffered an injury of of Springville and Jack Romero of ner '0e1 1H Systematically and with a grin Cleveland was the choicest bout tennis I937—Don Budge course but we are glad to learn that the injury has turned dark countenance his :'I1:p:'"4:-- t''' creasing on the program Pearce at 178 ace aside the attempt to put him in a desperately awkward poSchmeling dropped Thomas six spotted his bulky rival 16 pounds sition Word from Memphis is that DeCorrevont will not times in the eighth round Strictlyn but this deterred him not at 1:t4i2:4-i-''''Colorado a 2 edge over Clint on the receiving end as he waved For four rounds with appear on the proposed broadcast program they :t': Frank of Yale Better support in t'7 his arms semaphore-fashio- n in de- wreckless abandon andfought each was 0::the lower brackets however won 8':'1::'c fense the former baseball catcher on the floor no fewer than four "I've chwiged my mind" he is quoted as saying " am nip-pos' for the Ell halfback a 5 margin bounced up and down with amaz- times The draw decision was well ''"I'!:1to announce the college I will attend after graduating : from 1:: over his fellow ing rapidity received ' school But I'm not prepared to do that so I'm not from ''''''::'::::::t:?k:: the Rockies was high so dazed by SchmelThomas e 1 his powers Candle Diamond Draw Henry Armstrong the California :g4::: ing's punches despite going" e ii§:::?-'! of absorption that he took no adnegro who recently won the featherWe trust he will not again change his mind Johnny Candia Garland light" 7'''''7s7r:1'''':t'': gained 12 weight championship vantage of long counts He was up weight and Dick Diamond a new440 :i::::iVIll'a: ''' 241k with for to sixth tie place twice after only one swing of the comer around these ' points d EAMOUS RACER DIES Ralph Guldahl national open golf Max Sehmeling who triumphed over Harry Thomas in their bout at New York Monday evening timeeeper's mallet and regaihed punches freely in a his feet in two secands after three Sir-Bartochampion wa:s 'fine race horse in his time third —and —firth --othertrina—to—the canvas from the rounds the first and second' were He Louis Trails was his outmatched in days racing on3 by Man o' War Sir of the German's deadly even ttnd Diamond was awarded impacts :12 77Arritatron lead right4hand the fourth and sixth Referee Al Barton died recently on the Dr J R Hylton ranch near Douglas over Heavyweight Titleholder Joe Donovan twice started to halt Ablett called the bout a draw Wyo He was obtained by Dr Hylton from the government sta' Louis who was tops two years ago the fight but Thomas shook his A couple of Price lads Jimmy bles at Fort Robihson about four years ago His death was due finished and this time head Rod brushed past the referee Madrigal and Albert Martinez made eighth to acute intestinal colic The tabulated results: to resume his feeble fighting at- their debut in local warpro ring Firsts Points Performer Utah Gun-Do- g association tempts Only after the sixth and fare Madrigal a middleweight won NEW YORK Dec 13 (AP)--JaJ Braddock who lost the IvillThe Formerly owned by J K L Ross of Montreal Sir Bar- Don Budge world tennis last knockdown of the did round d his in round every go stage a turkey shoot at the the arbiter insist 103 world 30 ton was recognized as the greatest Canadian thoroughbred champion calling a with Billy Dinsdale veteran Ogden upon heavyweight title to Joe Louis at Chicago last June will sigpolice target range north of the halt Thomas up on his feet again Joe Medwick St Louis on the turf During three years of racing-1- 918 scrapper and Martinez a feathernalize his return to the ring in a match with Tommy Farr state through outfielder Cardinals' count was weight boxed four rounds to a capitol Sunday December 19 after another 1920—he earned $116857Dis racing career came to an at Madison British holder the of championship Square heavyweight d and National league but still willing all contestants glassy-eyeSmith with draw The'eventwis local to open Billy end in 1920 after be me-anGarden January I 39 3 was defeated by Man o' War It was not a severe test for boxer Martinez had Smith negro batting champion down interested Joe DiMaggio New York in a match race at Windsor Canada for a Promoter Mike Jacobs announced Schmeling who happened to have for nine counts twice in the first purse of 880000 Entrants wiii compete in teams the Situation under control at near- round but Smith won the next Yankee (outfielder And 'Mondaynight he had clinched the of 10 with the best shot in home-ru- n Ileague single Sir Barton was the first of four horses to win the every stage but demonstrated three heats and earned his draw major match as a part of his 1938 heavy the grout winning the turkey One ly triple 36 3 to the satisfaction of a critical champion Grit- - crown for In the curtain-raise- r Tiger 'Kentucky derby the Preakness and be will hundred turkeys weight program Clinton E: Frank Yale presented ringside gallery that the German's fin Salt Lake City decisioned Ellis the Belmont stakes During his three years of racing Sir Barton 31 halfback Braddock waif restored to good at the meet Shooting will start at layoff ::if 18 months has deprived Holman Fountain Green southpaw 10 a m Guns and ammunition will 31 times won 13 times was second six times and started of his none of him Byron (Whizzer) White Ydrk are powers punching third New the They Istanding Monday by lightweights be provided for those who do not Colorado "IlletAiese five times Phil One the of By crowds of the be- have their own largest Bomber tittite Watches commission athletic after Fight 15 4 yquipment back season saw Monday's card and they ing in disfavor since last June He Captain E A Hedman of the bout drew was The Schmeling-Thoma- s Henry Armstrong world Champion Joe Louis with whom were treated to action aplenty in of a police force will be manager of the out with running charged a crowd in New York "featherweight cham- Schmeling has a return date for every bout on the program All-St- ar 12 Monday evening in spite of the anti-na- icontract to fight Max Schmeling ground rules and judge of the win- next June with the title 'at stake 2 pion his Joe 'Braddock and manager ners : hoy-U S the the from watched ringboyc'ott Perhaps the Ralph Guidahl fight 'Gould paved the way for their 12 con moviment needs 0 side after being greeted beforeopen golf champion reinstatement by paying fines of Lion Joe Louis world heavyhand with mingled boos and cheers he each $1000 assessed following 2 9 as he was introduced from the ring i weight champion g fiasco are for Sammy Baugh passer Dehe said afterwaH Charley Gehringer Schmeting LOGAN—Coach Dick Romney'sTprovement went Farr who learnea the Redskins the although he was "defiWashington troit second baseman found Thomas harderto 'hit than Utah Aggie basketeers took their nitely off" on to pass during his college days by limit in a championship fight with the scoring game the and American league Louis the because of Chicagoan's Monday workout in a spirited fash- two nights 1 7 throwing footballs at an old tire Louis in August is now in England The said his German awkward style batting champion Ion and began pteparations for two He cabled acceptance of Jacobs' Marshall he hung in his back lard Four point's each: timing of punches was off but conmore basketball games this week By Tribune Lewd Wire That's one old tire that took its terms for a Braddock ceded took risks in he few the Goldberg Pittsburgh On will return shortly to this country Wednesday Ihey will play the BOULDER Colo Dec 13—Byron early stages and was satisfied with The Salt Lake Bowling league prohalfback and Captain George Ey- Owner a considerable distance and on Sat- -' Unusual grid names 'of the year duced the best scoring of the season Conley Watts ston British bolder of the land (Whiner) White Colorado univer- the outcome urday the Ecker Studio team again Tsoutsouvas Wojciechowicz the at ' Thomas Temple won Monday the three Monalleys night of first speed record The Aggie reserves 1411 play Weber quarterback sity's Czernecki Four Teams Foini - Three : five rounds the first fourth' and as five teams crasked out scores points each: Dutch Clark Barbartsky Spadacinnt junior college Thursday evening day confirmed his plans to study He landed in the first punch over the 1000 mark: Detroit Lions' pro quarterback Soucha k Machtolft Kuhazich1 fifth ituool two-gaAfter the series with Is sucu for he law whether Green a Kevorkian ar sk St I' degree River Loop crowded and Sam Snead pro golfer and Johnny Sk5glund1 n 416 Schwiderskitetc Announcers cessful or not an attaining the had the- Schmeling continually Jewelry team sek Ecker's last week the Agglei have Goodman 'U S amateur must a new league record with a total begun rounding into something like F uniu o To Wyo----novel Oxford have r used GREEN scholarshici RIVER Rhodes long ago IF forced Max to cover with a flurhe fe N' Wy Especially in of 3052 as George Olson registered a basketball team Two points each: Don Lash na- schemes to get themselves over such teams will comprise the- Twilight versity ry of punches in tht fourth round 610 Herman the second game did the AggieS 674 of AVOID Fred Sehettler in Art basketball difficulties that the Green Told Rooney River lingual league on in y a' chamhad tional skill points running margin Rich 608 Leo Gray 598 and Earl show their (11:6) for the 1938 season The Green Pittsburgh Pirates was prepared to Harry MEETING the second round too butt lost this Little Berkeley Parkinson rang' pion Jim Turner Boston Bees' The person facing an ordinary River Mercantile n Dennis 562 As a result the An D S offer him upward of $15000 for a dewhen referee ace: the freshman two-Frankie 38 pitching the bell for I A PEST tuft points in the situation simply whistles derson crew had little trouble win's Place and Red Feather quin- two-yecontract White said he automatically 1)10 a low left punch and penalized Parker Davis cup tennis player the announcers probably had steam-engin- e Carl a m e series and immediately LEND HIM A tets will form the circuit It is ex- had not yet received the offer but tected )os ning three points from the West- g him Bill de Correvont Chicago school one as of himself stars the whistles going full blast in pected that each of the teams will would not turn pro stamped Pl4f ern of Optics's the Bob-To- w regardless COUPLE OF Alexandria Va 2101i of the squad Captain Elmo Garff boy football sensation Archie San their booths all thetime two meet the Green River high school outcome of the district Rhodes ex- made short work of Romani Carpen600 also turned in two excellent exhibi to Ralph bowlers the Other DOLLARS! Emporia (Kan) miler: shifts of window cleaners- to take WolVes in practice sessions pass fl'Oreffte I be to Denver in aminations held during ter Joplin Mo 204' They sparred mark Monday were Chick Evans tions playing at both center and Lefty Gomez Yankee southpaw( care of the spray On windows the coming three weeks Thursday Continued on Following page andLou Gehrig Yankee "iron 'man" personal chiropractors to put their ‘vith 646: Frank'Baker With 616: guard In the tire sophomores lies the One point each: Sid Luckman necks in place after each quarter C P Anderson with 613 and Jack 4 r- Columbia Sammy Purdie with 604– hopes of the Aggie eAub- - Ray Lind- quarterback: ll pro Calvin Agricola contrib 'Baugh quist and Washington vesIrl 4NN Ed Morrisieyt rolling- - at the Or- - uted frequently to the Aggie score star Tommy Farr British footvbay- - - And those announcers probably evedialso had a Mother Goose read both for Leonard Purdue big on tar James pheumalleyst rhymes weight Jewell' YOung nights LOS 'ANGELES Dec 13 Un— with Theevent and $45950 purse be run this s'easop on March 5 ning Monday when he registered the forward line has :shown lm and readjustment version ketball star When you want to - stop The 00000 added Santa Anita derby loft coming first Gillie won the 1935 a single game score of 259 by getyour car quickly on wet or A small college in the east is go- drew a the nomrnations for the derby end He Did came In the ting 10 strikes in the 12 frames field of 111 nominations the dry roads use GENERAL basketrace was Mrs Ethel V next year to and resumegootball ing coming the with rolls Morrissey Knights ' tires and you'll avoid meeting ball which it abandoned five years Los Angeles Turf club announced' :Mar's Tiger which was rated in a Considered among the best prosof Columbus t any cars on Opposite traffic 2 recent the Monday are DECLARE VIAR third the race best the for ili ago as an economy measure : pects poll coming IT'lli lanes Becatise g Led by numerous- - outstanding in the land during the season l i Mrs Helen Buckley had her best The president of the college said ' just' Foxratcher's Dauber which WilGENERALS always stop a car school season Federal in of will the the the the run the finished 9COte be hopefuls liam stable of clu master the Pont derby helped sports bills spirit firda Fon your unpaid 14:) in its tracksi - next February 22 over a mile and I see the connection t Weights weri set at 118 pounds bought from C V Whitney for a league at the Orpheum courts when k nicesolley of cash at yourrcred-- I come from coffers route instead'of the mile eight under the derby acale be- re'ported price of $29000 Valdina she splattered-thdon't maples for lt score spirits itors: Ammunition is obtidnable and distance of the cause the race date comes early Farms' Teddy's Comet Maxwell of 201 they? in the year and added' poundage Howard's The Chief Charles T past CA flulekbc withoured cheaply 41N COLLEGE BA SKETBALL requirements are considered harm- Fisher's King's Heir and Bing Cros- Davidson in Dark Set New High tape by borrowing on your car ful for a young horses future Fil- by's High Strike the California hope Germane 43 Whitman 38- ' 17 1 1 - Kansas Wesleyan 38 Hastings 26 7 i55 The 1937 nominations topped last lies of course were granted a five- - Myron Schnick's Can't Wait AlWEST POINT N Y Dec 13 8 E E Washington State 48 U C‘ L A 25 Gat Davidson 2 fred G Vanderbies Pit Bull Hal 'ansl—Lieutenant year's record 103 number and Loslpound advantage t410k Southern California 43 Tillane 21 33 WilirOnNill3431 irt1 Angeles Turf dub officials pre-- 1 second Interest Parr's Legal Light Charles S How- who is retiring as Army's football BROADWAY1 t ' I§ s Notterame BuRNI-IANWittenberg S dieted tbe starting field would outard's Argentine Importations Kay- coach said Monday he had as yet 23 ' si-number the 21 that went to the t Purdue 56 Xavier 32 wAs03421 The derby commands secofid in- ak and Jalco and Jock Whitney's received no offer to succeed Harry tI ti -)Cansas 41 Raker gt terest in the Santa Anita Meeting ' Open Door from England round Kipke as coach at Michigan uni- 401 post in the last derby The Iowa State '28 Grinnell 26 I 1 31- farm's Fairy Hill romped with the big $100000bandicap to out the top flight candidates Plicate Lutheran SO versity SPOke0911 " - ' and third place gave Budge now carrying on his conquests in Australia A total of 103 points Nearest to the lanky coast ace who wasn't even mentioned in last year's voting were two year-lonrivals of the diamond Joe MedThe CA'wick and Joe Di Maggio ardinals' Medwick and the Yankees' DiMaggio eaph got three first place if I the very When we contemplate the clicumstances Sttending more once are we young life and times of Bill DcCorrevont butt' "man proposes that the of truth iaying forcibly struck by the God disposes" 4 re-sui- ted : - 4 ' I Sees It i - - '"4 e :' By 1 0 thei'-ol- d '' -carrot-toppe- - t N : ''''' k) r1 :" 1 1 : hero of America's recapture of the Davis cup national singles champion and triple winner at Wimble- don t' I '' 1?it Wins Over Local Heavy D 1 - ' roe'' BILL BONI Jack jIQward J As team DeCotreVont as all the world is rapidly beginning to if decade last the iS the greatest high school football player of the of side one renowned' from is not of all time He becoming was—a Lie Robertson on country to the other for his gridiron feats He is—or and recently in Chicago member of the Austin high school team Harry Outclassed the high Short End of Go performed ptodigious feats in helping that team win with having is credited He Puts Up school championship of that city With Spokane Lad 216 points for his team scored Game Fight Elaborate plans for the exploitation—that seems to be By MARLOWE BRANAGAN the proper term here—of young DeCorrevont had progressed Discounting By ALAN GOrLD adage that a a beat "good to near the final step when something happened The hapwilt NEW YORK Dec13 lgood southpaw every day in the to his return pening consisted in a broken collar bone The injury Schmeling signalized week" Jack Howard slender Spar the fistic wars Monday night by kane heavyweight from a pileup in a game played Sunday at Memphis his retained systematically cutting down Harry Utah heavyweight in which DeCorrevont ran 37 yards for a touchdown title Tenn Monday Thomas crude but willing Chicago night at McCullough's arena by his winning 13 to O teameventually in the round heavyweight eighth pounding out a decision over rugged of a match before a Lee Robertson of Salt Lake City in For weeks preparations had been under way to present Decrowd in Madison Square an d bout bristling with "studio" He was to CorreVont to the radid wprid from a New Garden Action holder of the former Germany's Robertson who at one time held have stepped up to the microphone with an answerto a quesworld championship back in a New the Utah—A- - A U of notice advance the is in of the best tion which language heavyweight put York—rtng for the first time since championship carried the two the he flattened Joe Limis in the sum- 'rounds but from then on first broadcasting publicity agent with the :c4: Davis Cup Player By omas Germctn Heavyweight Takes Battle By Technical Kayo in 8th Round Top SkilFor 1937 J 40 TrialHorse - 11 A:x:: Soditilatilg:Defo OS AV' 4 “ ' 4 Budue Named 4 DECall3ETE 14 iO37 LAKE TRIBUNE 1IVESDAY MORNING THE-SA- 16- - r V ' g ::'54V - ' 4 one-side- IP i ' ' :: ' 3' ' - :::!:4:0 ' -- ? 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