Show t - - - --- - - - -- - - -- at: " ' - ' - 4 r - - - lan7 - - Two of requests Tampa International league—Buffalo N Y at Plant City Newark N J at Sebring Toronto Ont at Avon Park Montreal Que at Lake Wales Rochester N Y at Tarpon Springs Syracuse N Y' at Ybor City (Tampa) Double A Clubs Too American association — Louisville Ky at Arcadia Indianapolis Ind at Bartow Minneapolis Minn at Daytona Beach Kansas city at Haines City Columbus Ohio at Winter Haven Southern association Nashville Tenn at Tallahassee Chattanooga Tenn at Daytona Beach Knoxville Tenn at Palatka Eastern league—Trenton N J at ' : ' P 4-- - Augustine StMost St 1" communities of from population 1 to 20000 8006 r - t i - t i' i VP S Local Ciders' Have Big Day I i4 t t first membership at the course and also turned in one of the best performances of the day Professional Alex McCafferty of the Salt Lake Country club reports than more than 90 shotmakers toured the canyon fairways and If the weather remains fair a tournament will be run oft Sunday Fort Douglas also had a large ( 4 I I 1 turnout i t 1938 are Forest Dale and Bonneville closed for the season li - law ' - ant r41 JIL V 11161Ir J Is" VIOVIOao ' War Admiral Works i i MIAMI Fla Jan 15 (U1'1)- -4 light workout was given War Admiral favorite for the $50000 Widener challenge cup over a fast track 4 11 - 4 at Hialeah park Saturday The 1037 breezed champion over the six furlongs route in 1:21 Under a strong pull all the way — A 0ireel-year-o- 4 ld - Weber Junior League -' ' - Team Standing Won Weber" Junior Riverdale Huntsville Hooper Burch Creek Weat Weber 'I Plain north 4 Lost 0 3 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 4 City Ogden 1 - i t t' I: ii I -i it- is 11 - 2501 Veber OODEN—Resulta of games Junior high school league last woek Stountyteam school announced land by standings officials Saturday follow: HOOPER CREEK i - pURCH 03 'I' lir P 0 Tr PI Kende!' f 0 1 0 0Johnston -f 1 2 2 4 t1 0 0 2 Powers 0 1 1 1 Zatige t 5 4 3 13 LSfannhig f 4 4 1 9 Rowing fa 1 3 1 3 Hardy f CoramTsesr 1 2 1 3Field ng e 3 1 1 1 g 1 2 0 2I fanning g 3 2 0 sit Allen g 0 tRussin g In 4 Pct 1000 750 750 500 250 250 250 1 1 the —0000 000 Totals ? 0 Refereki ' 5 12 231 Totals 11 10 5 27 umpire Bates 21011T11 OGDEN RIVERDALS G T ir B 0 T lr PI Barker I 1 1 3 51Browa 1 11 I 0 0 7)Jones L Baa11:: I 21 4 3 2 4Itussell 1 4 4311 0 &Hadley a 1 1 0 2 kil'1 BleiVittinrilleYDy YgI 0 0 0 0Dallinga g 3 4 2 1 2 2 3111re g 0 7' 0 0 1 0 0 21Chtlds g 1 0 0 2 Gooch g 2 0 0 Wilson g 1002 00 p '' 30 - 1 41 r ) ' t Totals 11 15 6 31 10 18 5 25 Prico umpirs311ancock Totals Referee T RUN'F8VILL GTFPI 3 3 11Madley I Doman t anhanson I 10 0 2Taylor 1 000010t04001 4iI —ii Y4 i 4 4 r: pea - lo - taloa - i'1 1 I : g r 3 6 4 10 McIntire I I ' Jenkins I 117e7i0": iltoose QTFP 4 2 2 10 1 0 0 2 0000 00111 0 0 0 5 5 22 0000 0 140 0 0000 A A U le 9 I t t N ) 1 "e a ' ' 4'"-- r'''' 9 ' 0 c t V 't - s 'Taylors 101sen z i -- i a - "V' V ( -: - ' 4 lik 0 e 1--' r- 1 - I- v cs I - - r ' -- ' - ' 4- t ' ' '' ( q tt A -- Pe'4 - '''' ( rA7--4 1 :Loosi a V'A i- 1 - e' Z- a ' ' - ' : 1 : ve 474r a - e01 40480t0671401710az $1004 ' I r "' - - 4 : : 7 - li - Ilt:raUPEniAll 1211000"saanw - k' 3 v Ar 0 - at- altibialaheisfairfothmarancuetrathne l' 1 I l Millsdale five other horses The gelding unbeaten in four starts as a juvenile barely nosed out Lawrin to pay $490 for 42 Huskie Boy was five lengths back for the show - Mamma dashed the six furlongs in 1:111-- 5 s Thl fourth race saw the first winner of the meet in Felix oSpatola's Wise Prince which for $2 Jockey EatdrdaltenhAtrcpaaro t600315k0 command in the complete the six furious in 1:11 flat Fair Lead took the place ahead of Rifted Columns odds-o- n immoulomil a- - - -— 0 e 1 H''S'iT onndbby I its WI' 1 - Castoff Wins Denver Safeways Maintain Lead Feature Demand More In llissourt Valley A A U Loop ANGLES San (— to Spare a castoff of the Recognition stable Vanderbilt splashed VALLEY Frank The a to Phillips Colorado Parkseday night center the College-Band- 9 last-minu- te 21-- A A U Basketball Tourney To Open February 28 e- ' Ri ckey See's No Trouble With Dizzy - for Scores rem Officials Examination grx: 18 00 best-know- - Evanston Defeats Mountain CouaisWiii 35-1- At Denver Tri6mnhs -- 1-- 04 -- 60fi IletA 7$11itit::(40mpi04- ct--Or- vile slugger silver bat The Spalding' cup for rookies went to Outfielder Stanley Arnzen of Welch whose batting mark was 387 I '- - Both players will :receive their 1938 season‘ prizes during the clubs will- - make arrangements for presentation ' ceremonies Extremely narrow margins-separatethe two winners from their closest rivals !John Grill ' 409 but rules governing the closest competitor for a lost out four points 383 average by' on 0 0 0 01Roberts a 8 g g 2 2 6 &Allred 3 0 2 11Pardoe fr g 2 0 1 21Kichins it sureterk :1 42 Special Dispatch to The Tribune park ' Copyright 1938 - NEW YORK Jan 15—Efiterpe whom all college students save Perhaps those majoring in physical education agrononly and so forth will place as the muse who presides over music has assumed a fearsome aspect in Dixie Refusing to be flouted by boards of athletic control 'which have vouchsafed scant recognition to her votaries L e university bands the normally gentle deity is still on the rampage especially now in Alabama where the refusal of the state university atthorities to defray the expenses of thb famed "million-dollaband of that institution to the Rose bowl gave rise to a resentment which still endures 2 — ir An$5000ita SaturlaymnduldcatPaawtiSan thousand fans saw - the geldingowned- by- -Mr and Mrs E S Moore of the Circle-ranch Sheridan Wyo win easily Over Mr Blaze and Wood- berry which finished in that order Speed to Spare paid on $2 pariinutuel tickets $18:60M$940 and t640 r Blaze wu across the worth $1840 and $880 while Wood-berr- y paid $540 to show The winner's time for the three-fourtof a mile wu one minute Thirty-on- e 10 1 fa e ) M i If I D 4 hs I Seconds Sprinting into a good lead soon after the start Speed to Spare was never in danger winning easily Mr Blaze was closest to the winner most of the way and showed greatly improved form Woodberry cloud 12 2-- 5 ground gamely and was going fast at the 'finish Boxthorn the favorite wu slow to begin and was badly outrun on the streich to finish fourth Rare Ben bay horse "A great many of us" writes opening race brought Thomas W Garrett of Birming- winning the nice return of $3480 ham long a 'Rama partisan "did bettors the and $740 across the board our best to have the Alabama $1950 A total of $883505 was bet on the band sent to the Rose bowl even day's eight races offering to donate toward the total expense (about $60(10) but there was nothing doing 'The trip was not only due the boys but an education in itself and thir appearance in the Carnival of Roses parade and the Rose bowl would not only have been a courtesy to California but a wonderful adNEW ORLEANS Jan' 15 Ur— vertisement for the university and Miss Dolphin (laugh the state" ter of Stimulus took the $2000 added M to the courtesy to California Mobile handicap at the fairgrounds It is likely that lack of it implied Saturday in impressive fashion in keeping 'Barna?' famous band at Paired with Reaping in the bethome was fully compensated in the ting as the Mrs A M Creech entry mind of the tournament committea Miss Dolphin paid $840 to win in the by the fact that Alabama got no $2 mutuels $4 to place and $280 to advertising than her football Loafer ran second in the six fur eleven could earn for her longs sprint feature and White it the Tuscaloosa crowd Cockade was third Loafer paid thought it unnecessary to seek $520 to place and $360 to show further advantageous publicity White Cockade rewarded backers through the presence of their fa- with $360 show money Reaping mous band In Pasadena that was finished fourth an right with southern California The time was 1:15 over a slow interests realty and otherwise track It was the second consecuwho prefer to keep all advertising tive sprint victory for Miss Dolphin Her jockey J Richard rode two at home other winners Gallant Pat and Of the attitude of the University the day of Alabama toward its band Mr Bedight during Garrett writes further: "They did the best job in sup- Shortstop Released pressing every movement to take band with them pp:norr Jan 15 im—The De the million-dolltroltAmerican league baseball club you ever Saw and with the plea announced Saturday the outright that they4neaded Tha mom' I believe Zipp Newman (Birmingham fileoso of Chester (Wimpy) Wilburn shortstop to Toledo of the sports authority) is authority for American association the line that read: 'Ot their graciousness ilk:sending 40 players to Pasadena' ' Well maybcthe team couldn't have got there bad they had to pay their own railroad fare SAVE THIS DATE More will be heard of this college band situation beJre another seaWORLD'S — son" CHAMPIONSHIP —Meanwhile conditions have quieted in Baton Rouge where belated 1 recognition of the Louisiana State band caused the musicians to call DESERET GYM off their strike about furnishing WED JAN 26 8 PM music' and Intricate evolutions for Professional Match Series for the edifRAtioq of the Sugar bowl i Championship of ' the World throng r" I 6 1 Miss Dolphin Runs First s four-year-o- ld 4NI to - 114 ar W TENNIS Lak&Lew—Deleats— Fourth Ward 4140 : t r 1 — 1ne Wut: - -- 4 Brown umpire - 44011 - —t The - WALTER SENIOR PERRY AND BELL VINE'S SENIOR I Pp PULAR—PRICES - 8 - - I Tickets Now on Sale 0000 --- -I 8 - al) re 3 2 1 7 5 11 111Carloon e 0 2Greenviod rt 2 2 1 5 r tiI 0 2 4) Ii: DR eirahna 1Wolh'nenounrnbttg 15 Jan I 0 0 2 41o o 2 Ander$ont 111000 t in the seller I IMill er st 0 0 0 0 a 15-- 12 19 4 2 40 Totals -- 19 3 411 --- Totals State's quarters: ' 8 -- STATE COLLEGEPa ) Toll's victory final bout gave Princeton decision over —the-- - Penn wrestling teens heWre 3000 here - u rd al - —— to I Fred Perry BERKELEY BELL Robireen-if- -4 Bunnell e Taylor rg ) Ellsworth Vines a s 40 s OTP1 iget Matmen Win nthtae San — I A G BLAWRENCE PERRY - the—rookie—clasa—Johnnr—Nook— At together a lioe average Midland of the Mexico league but his percentage dropped off when he finished out the season Jacksonville Midland elub (Texasr after I hakilisbeacisd-- - t:1 w"'"rt for-The- the rookie prize wu Pat Mullin of the Iskit Charles ital 'Ship- 1ters of the Evangeline league who White g for award require tThat I Player par- ticipate in at least 73 per cent of his team's- gamea—Grill fell ' one game short Arnzen's Simmons f tv:rk7 '1' 15 LOS Speed znicAm ironic — tekivirv edged 1 4 6 3 1ruorkarovitto wvictrdtoryokmovelor thaehetAloneritecart 0 8 0 g I On the local court Each team made 19 field goals but the Invaders won by eon 01 Previous profeisional 111pViele Grove st 0 F --0 veiling an extra foul pitch Robineon wu eliminated Guido Pancieri- who Totals 22 10 54 191 Totals 13 11 37 13 brilliant tor Abe lours Reese led the win- Fres throws missmt—White Schwartz SIOTIL I A hit 394 IOURTR talonv"----Simmons Harvey Athol 4 Roberta 2 AL Svdney (N St)-ofthGT len 2 Cistensen Reese rt 6 0 0121m11ns 11 5 0010 Cape Breton Colliery league4rom- - manager of Brockville in the Ca- radianAmericau league batted -- R i s' n n SkiEvent ' df '' ? Kaare Wins to q" "'o U Wasatch Springs plunge 3 C Derks Salt LakeTrilnine William E Day ' Intermountain A A U Virally Wall Ogden Elks Harry Miller Utah Magazine David Zinik Zinik Sporting Goods Back row (left to Al 2 Alton W Parker Ogden Elks Warden Ogden Standard- Examiner Leon F McAllister American Legion Salt Lake City post No right 'standing) Joe Christensen vice president Intermountain A A U Harold McNeil Salt Lake Elks Joe Havertz Utah Engraving Clarence Sawyer Sawyer A C Ogdeh George Llewellyn Salt Lake Elks 19-- 1 e 0 i ) - er 1238 it ' A A int I ! A 4-- r' Front row (left to right seated) Art Lund president Interniountain A A: 21-1- a Jan 1511 Moun- - '11 ' secretary-treasur- A A Longden Rings Up ' Double In Florida Race Meeting Denemark's Corinto win the Tell Dallas park handicap at Ilia in park Saturday running the milethe 1:86 5 for the fastest time of meeting to date Jockey Johnny tongden scoring a double with the gelding drove Corinto- - to the fore at the chalstretch off a dart and beat lenge from De Witt Page'aMaeriel in heCdolosnecelon d by three iwahngtichna o E m Brad-ley's Bootless Corinto one of Mn Denemark's half dozen entries for the $50000 er challenge cup paid $660 enMrs E D Jacobs' try of Stocks and Caballero I was the faiorite Stocks finished a poor fourth o' o' ') 1' handball at k A — )- '- N r :' e k - — winner 1 t - crMlowdAMof 40 N t ''') ' Ir CorintotRuns Fast Mile 1 At Hialpah - Ak viikN T i : J16 ' s -- 5 7515 1012 8 281 Totals Weary umpire Anderson ' WEST WEBER t ' 11 - r Q ‘ t - Vt A - Wahlquist N fl oleo MOW VIMIIIIIIMINEom Girls' basketball—Ogden Eike at Ogden in March MISSOURI 54 to 38 LEAGUE the goal by however Intermountain basketball cham' (Through Friday) then downed the giving Springs Groves Healey Salt : 2 Dick and Wilks Engraving wen pionship—Utah Lyle Wahlquiet tost Citians vic30 35 in which to Kansas 1:ti a a entry game 7 1 Lake City South high schoot gym- captured the Harry David doubles 11Zeicnn 110arfiedriu" i : '6 37 :750 39 to 2 thrills into the closing tory packed its 1 2and nasium February :: 1 3 :5141 minutes The Parks quintet and the Phil- handicap 1 3 '0 3 Phillips lips were scheduled to meet Satur- 2 :g5OS Coach Banished Sanetions were also voted for the the Deseret gym Saturday when 812)IsglifeePrkrtitheri 8 day night to complete the week's annual A A U track and field meet they turned back the favored duo GAMES NEXT SZES The dangerous Gridleys put the play the first week in June for skating di Bill Benson and Ray Eldredge Monday skids under the Antlers 56 to 43 Parkkva Only four games are scheduled 9 2 (if weather permits) volleyball and 1 Sealegotiaganna City Kan the game seeing the banishment of next week the Healey and Phillips Dates at1Colorado theee for Benson their and Eldredge gave bicycle racing Phillips ta Antlers Springs Coach Larry Wolfe of the Juniors each making two starts The Healey' Wednesday at events will be determined by cir- rivals an handicap In the Phillip' va Safeway Denver after a dispute with Referee Berry meet the Parks and the Gridleys cumstances first game both Benson and El- Wichita at liealeye la Orldlev Dunham and the Phillips quintet invades Week ofwere killing everything dredge gateways irelulliseialeb4 32 Backs Regional Plan The Colorado team threw a scare Colorado for crucial gimes with the 54 36 fered to them and they romped Phillips Antlers Into the Kansas City Healeys Fri- - Antlers and Safeways Parke 35 Antlers 30 The meeting approved the pro- through without difficulty Oridleys 56 Antlers 13e rea 39 37 In of establishing however the Healeys the second Antlers posed plan game ) the pair seemed to let up and SS a threughout rialTyls 3164 kineatitgos (LiVatitg7 gional systern tinder the projected result Wahlquist and Wilk s soon United States Kansas' City Jan 15 ()—The 3 and arrangement the intermountain as- rushed the score up to sociation which includee Utah and then it was too late for the favor- - Denver Safeway' still sat -- in the Idallp would be placed in Region Rea to do anything about it Wilks driver's seat Saturday as the first No 6 That region takes in Utah and Wahiquist both made IGITIO fine Idaho Montana Wohington and shots which gave them this game half of the Missouri Valley A A11 buktitball league campaign neared The object of the method and evened the battle Oregon The annual Intermountain A A U basketball tournament will of dividing the nation is to deterIn the third and deciding r 'clash the home stretch but there still was mine regional champions in box- Wilke and Wahlquist scored six a vague chanco that the Wichita be held at the South high school for the third straight year according It was explained that it may points In their first inning Five Gridleys would come under the wire ing to Joe Havertz chairman of the basketball committee Dates for be possible for the national body to of them were "gifts" from their first or that the Gridieys and possi- the hoopla event have been' set for February 28 March I Kansas City Healeys or 2 andpopular take care of the expense of sending rivals Trailing at 3 echBanecnBayititehse would for these regional champions as the tie team had little Phillips The early dates were chosen The step to Win The score was pushed to the Crown national tournament order that the tournament would The meet 1 to have however does not preclude the enBenson yet and and then Safeway' Eldredge trance of any boxers whom the va- ran eight points in a row before the Phillips and the Colorado not conflict with the Mutual and rious associations may send to the their rivals went out at 21-- 9 Safeway defeats high school meets which are slated Springs Antlers tournament The tournament wu a huge atic- - in both games would enable the later in March The early dates The girls' basketball tournament cess according to Sherm Hideout Gridley' to win the undisputed for which the Ogden Elks received chairman of the handicap commit- - crown if they won their remaining will also make it possible for the i two starts With sanction is a new event on the tee the Healey& The winner of the local tourney to Intermountain A A U program Healeys and Phillips would each compete in the national nett which 'Alton W Parker who represented have three remaining will ST LOUIS Jan 15 UP)—Branch be held at Denver March 13 Saturday's meetstarts to tie the Ogden Elks the title which Rickey general manager of the 19 to that after many of was could the do if opinion ing they Safeways only St Louis Cardinals predicted Satur- lost their last two games Three-Stat- e years of effort such a tournament Meet day Dizzy Dean's salary difficulties now promised success Antlers Show Power teams would be ironed out "without any Intormotintain basketball trouble?' Becomes A A IL Event ' The Colorado Springs 4nt1ers interested in the natronal tourna"In fact" Rickey' added "there become lately has the most ment were Lake in in must Salt only Cycling the compete of the stooges never has been any trouble" (Continued from Preceding Pagel an A A U activity Races in late but be the to games eligible according The Cardinal official said he ex- past week although City event This inyears have been held under the first trip In 1:14 while Kimball made they lost four contests to bring their to Chairman Havertz pected a reply from the eccentric defeat string to eight they showed cludes all teams in Utah Idaho hurler direction of the Amateur Bicycle his first in 1:18 "in a few days and after that The sanction of follow: America of other Scores riders the to and Nevada League indicate they might be enough see each other" Dean has we in this activity was approved in Warren Brown Idaho 2:40 Jar- - very muCh among those present in The tournament will be run off beenmay offered $10000 He has Salt vis' Schauffler Idaho 2:424 Ed the second half of the schedule in two divisions favor of Lorus Manwaring and again junior flounced his 1937 salary as 825500 Lake City who has been prominent Critchlow Utah 2:44 Dave Quin- - which starts January 27 senior so that all teams will have At Bradenton "Or Diz" dein promoting the sport here for sev- ney Utah 2:55 John Hearn Idaho The Safeway a and Healeys opened a chance to participate The senior clared the next Fla move in the 1938 3:048 Swen Ramsey Montana 3:10 the week's coleral years be for of division will teams play last Sunday with of his holdout act was "up The sanction for the A A U bas- Jimmy Howell Utah 3:124 Ole the Safeway' playing a gambling lege caliber and the junior bracket version He said he had Montana 3:158 Jack game in the second half after being for Mutual high school and inde- to Mr Rickey" ketball championships granted Utah Koistead returned the contract unsigned a first the time Toth Reid 3:244 Nichols Idaho marks of Jr even held similar Engraving the first pendent squads ability practically Cardinal officials announced Out- sponsor has taken the responsi- Idaho 3:258 Mike O'Neil Utah emerging on top 44 to 32 fielder Don Paagett whom Rickey Prizes the Heretofore Fines 3:358 of this event Brenton LeBlanc Montana next The bility night the Antlers started expects to fuhion‘ into the club's tournament has been conducted by 4:038 Louis Danielson Montana their campaign by losing Arrangements already have been No 1 catcher was the first mon the A A U itself through its bas- 4:094 and Jack Keig Montana made for' fine team and individual the roster to to terms He r Joe Havertz 4:564 agree ketball committee prizes informed Rickey he would sign member for Utah Critchlow and Quinney Oft Utah College manager-boar- d Under the direction of the A A and return his contract the of chairman IL and also Danielson of each Montana U cob had 37 U Y 54: Oilers the B Engraving powerful Phillips exPadgett also requested catcher's a single penalty chalked up The A A U basketball committee bla 413titl)egercitado State 34 basketball team from the Missouri be sent him so he meet four best men on each team were Y' U o colored° e pressed the belief that the Valley leapte will also be brought paraphernalia can until the Cardinal base- 25' practice this year would establish a record taken to determine the team pciints with to Salt & for tgTinInwgrtnitt171111t 6 Lake City game ball school opens at Winter Haven The Jumping events Sunday 37 Notre Demo et for success some on PA leading squad February Keilucg Rickey will be in charge of which will decide the first tristate fq'T'r(ttaegh Ws The Oilers finished second in the Fla 29 Instruction with Frankie Frisch xemee Mate 211 hilasourt 28 ski winner are expected to attract national A A U meet last year 25 Burt Shotton Cardinal manager ril5o1:4111VafundtrOblit a huge gallery With Utah out in Fourteen s and—Rar-BWdeum us and in—CM-1118 hunt and strung in the sum 11argard 33 Princeton 25 Rochester pilots respectively as- Beehive squad is the heavy favorite Pass e ramie 59 Michigan Pete 46 slating to take the meet and the William Fi:rurteen high school officials who Jeffers trophy Kansan 31 Iowa state 11 View The second annual Sun Valley took tests after the regular examisainooiSsta: Cit HOUNTAINVIEW WyoThe Evanston nations had been held passed suc- dog derby for a purse of Columbia 43 high eager' won their second straight gams Army 38 cessfully and will be eligible to work also be held Sunday Ten teams 7 II ky defeating the Mountainvisw high P C NilitVuggitegl831 gvanston crew took an early lead due Idaho anthem 34 College of Idaho 33 prep games in Utah during the cur- are entered never seriously threatened 4 S Colorado Mines 41 WelSmith The "mushere include Thula rent season ehruadonutach scored Htward and Easton each 56 ilaatinp 33 n The list follows: Darrel Walker Geelan of McCall Idaho eight points for the victors while Elamblin cantons' 32 U C L A 27 in eight for Mountainview 2 Pleasant Grove W J Lund Enter- feminine dog racer Don Cording- - ttlegranenrece)(!:11° Putt' SI turned MOUNTA1NVIEW ivANsTor (Continued troM Preceding Page) Neves& er see Francisco u 41 OTT? prise Kark Englestead K Ipacin Icy racing for Sun Valley Coley Hamblin it GTFPI 8 2 1 8 Smith 0 4 If John Fattu Preston Baum Salt Lake City J Bt WilPoulson If Panguitch 0 0 0 01Ballingte If 2 1 0 4 period and the former started the 1 0 0 2 Mills a Daily 0 3 0 9 4 Idahp Frank Bruno and B G liameon Jackson Hole Wyo 1iir11Alte Wales Jenkins 1 0 3 16tevneon 0 2 0 0 second half by scoring seven points rg 1 Rollins ig 0 0 2ICrompton41 Simpson Moroni Preston Summer-hay- s Lewis Butte Mont Harry 0 3 8 0 in a row Stan Watts and Malcolm Is 0 f 0 1 0 &Buck f 0 0 Price Franklyn Whitehouse head Idaho Falls Bill Zink West CARDIFF Wales Jan 15 UPI-- - Byrne Fackrell t Booth who saw action in the second 0 00 OlkicPhie 2 2 1 Loman P Hutchings looele M Yellowstone 0 2 0 &Reward 2 6 4 1 half Wyo TRay Peterson Playing in a gal before a crowd of Hysell e accounted for the Cougar Davidson g 2 1 0 Caton g 2 2 8 3 D C Sparks Ashton Idaho Oveson Perron Sickle Van Wales 60000 Lloyd Saturday defeated Greens g 0 0 0 01Peart 1 g 0 2 0 0 points in the late stages of the game Roosevelt Roy Menlove Mayfield St Anthony' rdaho and George England 144 in the first interne- ' Totals 3 171 Totals 14 18 7 35 710 cotteilNo U and Vane BarkerEsealante BR19RAM vomkto tional rugby match of the season Cutlt Halley Idaho Referee Knuciseit umpire Igedus Pti 0 I' 11 Pt '- RendIcks f 00 FP 0 0 31ALlent Schwartz t 1 5 21 2'Kump f 1 4 0 8 41Booth f Sldwell Thurman f 1 0 2 1Watts f 0 4 1 t DURHAM V Meet Stage--Boxin- s ) li-- -- ''' membership was represented practically 100 per cent only a few of the 17 accredited delegates LAU& The thin States league in West Vit- totals At the winners of ginia produced I both minor league batting tro- ' T was announced-ties folig37 1clanamarpton t 3 3 1 isT'Andreotis a GTYPP 0 2 kt w Saturday headleague by minor 1 ft I 3 Anderson I L I I 3 ' 2 31 nollesiop 1 3 5 0 8 quarters Folkman e t Earl (Red) veteran out Martin 4 1 1 0 Barrows g : 1 2 1 3 Wahiquitt g 2004HancocketIlOg Beckley league Sparrow 2 2 2 0 4Potersol 4 7 4318 fielder ot the Totals 1415 4 321 Total' -- 1313 4 30 champione finished the year with a AO average Referee Bloggetit umpita Terry gain the Louis t' ' ' - g an-mo- re 1 1 ' f - 1 - ' of i tN i 0-- Nibley park enjoyed the biggest January golf day In the history of municipal golf in Salt Lake City Saturday when more than 150 rounds of play was reported by Starter Bill Mears and Professional Tom McHugh S E Hemstreet took out the 4 ' - Vo0 ? 18-- the training sites are ' The for o - 1 oVa t- - meets and tournaments were approVed Saturday night by the board of managers of the Intermount'ain assoCiation of the United States Amateur Athletic Union at a meeting in the Elks cilia This proem is commonly known as "grantingsanctions" An unprecedented Intermountain Approval free-sty- 't —al 7 V - ' - - - -- -'-' NentwoolowstownsallielliMISOIS inter-Mounta- in - " i I 4 omon imigs - being unavoidably absent The 1938 season will find at least member clubs are of 2'3 clubs of greater and lesser Im- nine over the roster as it stood in portance training on Florida fields September- Most of them are within brassie shot range of Tampa which makes Sanctions Voted It just dandy for the club secreSanctions were voted as follows: Indoor boxing tournament taries who arrange transportation for exhibition games Most of the championships Salt bus jumps can be figured inI min- Elks club in the latter part utes and few exceed two hpurs on March Indoor Junior swimming Deseret the road A survey reveals that so far gymnasium in February eight major league clubs six from Indoor senior swimming Deseret the International league five from gymnasium In April the American association three Indoor diving Deseret gymSouthern association and one East- nasium in connection with the ern league outfit have msde hotel junior and senior tournaments This reservations The major league sanction includes the 500 national clubs figure about430000 each and champioship swim the minors hope to get off' with Outdoor junior and senior swim$10000 a club for training expenses ming Wasatch Sfrings plunge in Here according bi- the latest in- June or July formation is the lineup: Outdoor boxing American Legion American Red Salt Lake City post No2in August league—Boston Sox at Sarasota Detroit Tigers at Wrestling—Ogden junior chamLakeland WashingtonSenators at ber of commerce at Ogden In Orlando New York Yankees at St March "Golden gloves" boxing Ogden Petersburg g at Ogden JanNational league—Boston Eges at Standard-Examin—Bradenton 'Brooklyn Dodgers at uatli 24 and '25 -Clearwater St Louis Cardinals at Interstate boxing at Ogden Og- - —St February Petersburg Cincinnati Reds at den Standard-Examin- er ' Ani mem Swim Events Jan 15 UPI — Throughout south and centralI glor- Ida grounds keepers and grass growers 'have begun to cast expec- tant eyes On the month of February for by then they must have their baseball-park- s iq condition for the annual spring training of major and minor league clubs and the subsequent short season of the Grapefruit Jeague Close to Tampa ' t 1- Gym to Conduct Fla TAMPA - t Des! et 23 Aggregations To Go Southward For Spring Drills ' t - i 6 Tót4ii4irtéliti' Elks Club to i - ' o 1 - - THE SAL'I' LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY lee 1938 Baseball Clubs Ifiti-640f41-iWill Train In Florida 1 ' - - - - ' - — - '' ' 2 - ---- p: ':- - At Tribune-Telegra- m Deseret Newt Auerbach Sport Dept and Deseret Gym — — —Phone Ityasatch 1424 1 --- I |