Show - - - ' ' 4 r 4 C ' - 1 TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE' SUND'AY - MARCH 20 1938 MORNLIqG ' ''Tli7it000:"7'''-'EAlt-i08-- ::r:::::::j11li 'i:: 0 ii‘ ' Canada Arizona Utah Represented :':!::r: - ' : :' " i7 1 t '' : - ::: ' ' - ' 001016qh -- ::: I' :: :: ::::::::: t 3:ri 41 4 ':::: - :" '::: !'::::-- It California Idaho fs - :7 elL:: 1 - - 4q ' i I' s '''1' : '::: " 0 :' '''' i7 f it - : j: '4 ''' 1 : 1 "" i ' lk 111 :Je I e ' 1 ' A:':I IivetIll --11::i::::::: i::::":''' SIX :: 1 ) e -- -:: " - ' — —: i::::::::::'?1:i:1!!':1I:0-"e"" :::': i ' - !:''::-?::- t ' 5:: 41:441 ! 7"'4$4$if(' :' I ( ::::Y '11 - '''''''''''''''' 00e" :'77777"'h '''''''' (1 :1'::::' i ::::::::!:l': :4 ' ' ?:': :: :' ''"1"4'1'': 't 1: ' :: :::: l:: ': :: ': e :: 4 ::::::::::iil: With Canada competing Homer Warner director of the great basketball league announces that the usual international flag ceremonies :::::::' :: ‘ ' '! will be held Wednesday night at 8 p: in as a feature of the opening '' ' ::: I N- I ::::: i :::::::::1k 4 1 day The tournament will get under Way Wednesday afternoon and run four straight days with the title battle Saturday evening The teams in general look stronger this season than in any past year and brilliant battle for the title honors is expected t:::1:::: Manavu ward of Provo won the title last year and with many of the same players back in suits the Gar-de- n City squad naturally becomes 1 the favorite to again go through for the laurels The two California teams are rated highly Diamond ward of San :': 4 f : :r4: w4t i '!? :::':: r7-It- i '4 v i11"' iill I i4 - ": '1 "- s - ' II :::' ::::A"i::i:::3!?: — i:::ifr::--i'- f I LI - Willard (Wid) Ashton one of Utah's pioneer basketball officials will be honored by the Salt Lake Board of Approved Basketball Offidials Tuesday March 29 at Keeley's 268 South Main strebt More than 80 officials and basketball followers are expected to turn out for the occasion to pay homage to the man who played such an important part in building up athletics in Utah The whistleblowers in the 'past I These cagers will be battling for honors in the final hoop tournament of the season this week Top (left) is Earl Colbert star on the Twenty-sixt- h ward squad Top (right) is Malin Anderson of Eighteenth and bottom is Bob Benson also of Eighteenth The meet opens Wednesday Police Gunners Smash 'Record 09-- t-- — -- - Western-as- socition Galers Blast es r: the ineethlgwgri-VcB Owens of Stanford Professor P of O Badger New York University UP)—Frank Moore of N: Y and Bobby Dunkelberger High Point N C blasted their iway into the finals of the amateur est ball golf tournaprofessional ment Saturday against Jitilmy Thomson of Pa and Carl 'Dann J of Orlando The combination ' beat Jack Toomer of r Waynesville N C and Oscar Evers of Jacksonville with an 8 and 7 victory in their scheduled match The going was tougher for Thomson and Dann who disposed of Harry Cooper of Chicopee Mass and Paul Leslie of Baton Rouge La 3 and 2 Dr Shawnee-on-the-Delawa- re er ' - z ° -- ' i tIl A — - - dl :' 4 '1 1 i! AIM a3 Ji S SA i -- SION 7e011kBetall2atici seith9lholesedellkys - - 13th so & West Temple 1 1 I r ti - f "' ' - N' -'- - - i ' i'eN 4' y 0 -- - By JACK CUDDY " (Copyright 1938 by United Press) 'NEW YORK March 19—It's taps for the little "champagne girl" who touched off one of in sports by trying to mix ' water and wine: --- Eleanor Holm Jarrett a petite brown-haire- d gal in a black keorgette evening gown sat on the edge of an apple-gree- n divan °and looked at me expectantly with those big brown eyes I glanced searchingly about the living room pfherispartmentat - OAKLAND Cal March 19 UP)— Max Baer who may be back fighting for the heavyweight champion-sli- p again one of these days be came a fight manager Saturday lie: purchased the contract of Henry Woods negro lightweight from Yakima Woods who ranks fairly well up once sought Barney Ross the welterweight king HAMILTON Bermuda March 19 (in—S P Powell of Vancouver British Columbia upset the qualify- - De- - 3 and 2 Saturday to win the Belmont manor golf tournament troit s - I ' 7 - - er - Idaho Title " e Floor Leads Junior Pinmen East Quintets Set Clashes 4k9 — - athird eYs--w- : - b s aitillioorsantranauiahas7 : 1 0A natt-azd- Na4hoe--tietl-for-- -G -- with 491 rounds Monday afternoon with the - League The results follow: Third Years scheduled to tangle Open 0111111EUM ALLEYS with the Red and Black and Faculty C T O BENNETT'S First Second Third Total G T P 1 PI G T Mnench slated for a clash with the yearbook 104 143 108 355 3 0 0 8 LMoarryrt 4219 R French King if 99 133 379 147 2 0 0 4 0 0 Eastonia the 0 if 0 13McGrryIf squad Hardy c R Crane 150 137 129 416 0 0 0 a 0 Snow 6 2214 Thompan B Grimmer 99 111 124 334 During the week the Faculty Jensen " rg 0 0 0 0 Argentoa rg 23 30 03 78 J Bille 138 111 136 385 8 made CcCann 0 3 0 the themselves Ig Murphy Ig hoopsters F Mehner 112 149 118 370 Richins rf 3 0 0 6 BMcGrryrg 0 0 0 0 B Bine 139 137 145 421 vorite in the coming Faculty-EastG 0 0 01 White Ix H Reese 142 101 122 365 nia clash by downing the Ramblers Baxter rg 0 0 0 01 B Spratt 130 174 177 481 B McKee 9 109 108 123 340 Newell Parkin and Mickey Totals 15 3 2 321 Totals 115 4 28 TEMPLE ALLEYS Oswald starred for the winners Second Third' Total First ' GARDINER'S C Cairo 93 92 124 309 Facul- TEMPLE SQUARE dicating the Oswald-coache- d A Stay GTIPPIli °TIPP 146 151 167 464 9 4 3 1 1 71Brand team rt rt walk with off 11 Sumhys N Vella may again ty 152 153 151 456 2 4 4 1 Wilcox It 3 0 0 &Bell It G Nachos 185 150 137 481 the annual gold cup as they did In Berg 3 4410 S Floor c 4 1 0 gDorney C 201 174 168 543 y 1 2 0 4 0 0 5 last year's casaba classic K rg rg Knight Parker 163 123 174 460 1 1 0 10111mh Brown Ig J Hamilton 140 127 108 375 The winner of the Faculty-EastonSchumcker 3 1 1 D Casper 104 123 91 3114 in will L Johniton a a draw bye 152! 149 148 449 game Totals 11 11 8 30 M Miles 19 4 2 401 Totals 87' 145 158 390 semifinal in the schedule which way ACE ALLEYS MORRISON'S First Second Third Total Red and Black Third Years and MULLETT-KELLD Rausher 135 904 122 347 GTFP winner of the Faculty game are nen rt 5 K Jamison 97 134 162 393 rt GTFP 3008 1 1 251Ludlow If 4 1 1 9 J Howard 12 uutulrEigny Clark It 140 168 contestants 4 0 20 Tucker 5 137 141 NI 1117 1 0 0 4 ki powiterrd The Red and Black is expected to rgeriniegyt4 'c 8 8 0 10 167 165 182 514 tiebasn 1 B 1 3 1 2 0 4 Banda Kimball 98 414 164 Ig 376 before fall lg the Third Year hoop IV Smear 155 101 127 383 197 5 43 A Oki 110 152 124 356 adepts by virtue of the drubbing the Totals 31774 Totals ' — paper squad suffered at the hands of the Third Year men in a season game However the score will probably be much closer than y result be- ' the preseason cause the Red and Black squad has former annexed Billy Simmons Third Year mainstay: Witk anxious eyesthe world watches the greatest threat to European peace since the World war Luisetti 'Dickers go ot I 62-3- I lg1113 ! ' a b pre-Wa- The Checkerboard Called Eprope top-heav- ''' ' 4 the Devon hotel and inquiredthats insinuated that poor Eleanorfriends clocked me over the 100 "Where aretshe lattletirt My voice mistook champagne for water dal' meters consistently around a ininAnd you ute 11 or 12 seconds registered disappointment ing the voyage to Germany "What bottles?" Anyway the glamour girl laughed know the wOmeres back stroke rec- "Why—the champagne bottles of heartily at my remark about the ord for that distance Is 1 minute course But I guess there's nci' :136 I thought—you lived on bottles champagne 'I thought you trained "Silly! I haven't had-- a drink in chance of me becoming an amave On the bubbly water and that was a Year and a half" she said "And teur again I don what made you world' champion I'm in the best condition ever Gee a prayer Jesse Owens tried to get woman back stroke swimmer" I with could regaln my amateur back and couldn't I guess its taps Eleanor threw back her head and standing I'd give the prig some for me!' What did she mean by "taps?" laughed heartily displaying that real marks to shoot' at You know famous mouthful of white teeth I hadn't reached my peak when "I mean tap dancing I'm tak- no doubt in they threw 'me off the Olympic ing lessons which you noticed I'd like to become a — musical comedy star the newspaper shots when she was team I can sing— tast kicked off the Olympie‘leam just summer when I did it for two years with a band before the 1936 games in Berlin' was swimming with' Johnny Weis- But you've—just-gae-q- o dance to at the Cleveland exposition make good in musical comedy" RemembertTheOlympicbrasssimuller !'Why--onfy- ! ck ia Boxer's Contract It's 'Taps' for Eleanor Wititoitt citainpagite - --' H Baer Takes Over doh' Match ingmedalist Frances Jones of F Winhardt Washington University of St Louis R A Futzer athletic director at North Caro- line H E Willett University of Southern California President T J Davis Colorado college Professor L W John athletic di- rector at Ohio State' Professor Frank W Nicholson Wesleyan lintversity of Middletown Conn and Major John L 1riffith of Chicago - - o two-mil- Engen Takes Downhill Into Finals ronflksam mot at atULTGrarrttarell Mamaroneck WiHS 1 Boise Takes 10 IL-- March 19 (UP)—The executive board of the National Collegiate Athletic association went through a routine session Saturday without discussing whether Amer- lean cones will support the 1940 s Oiyinpre-gameat Tokyo A shift in Olympic dates from August to September caused a conflict with the annual fall college term and there were indications at least one member of the board would suggest colleges withdraw ch ' 6i' IL ILA 641A ch five-da- 0 117 CAIRO Egypt March 19 (UP)— The international Olympic committee Saturday added the walking event to the men's track and field program for the 1940 games in Tokyo It also added competition for women in the run: shot put and broad jump Dr Jigoro Kano Japanese member of the committee expressed satisfaction over the results of the He an stressed especially meeting appreciation of the attitude taken by the American delegates in connection with Japan's argument that the games be held in Tokyo Dr Kano said he regretted arguments used by certain delegates who represented Japan as a nation in a state of war and therefore not a fit host for the Olympic games I '1141-1- - - Ilinftril Atitk IA- N - - I ' three years have honored Homer Warner C Oren Wilson and Ott Romney Ashton will be the fourth man on the list Washington Looks Theran Davis is chairman of the in charge of the dinner committee e 'Goose'—Over aided by Job—IiiivertkizANLF J44 la 144 I I Siiiith and ORLANDO rla March 19 for the occasion should thrr wtrricrs—rettrrd WaS ziatiN Clark Griffith president of the be made with any one of these com- urday in pistol shooting the fourth y meet of the Washington Senators said Satur- - mitteemen during the tournament midwinter day night he and Manager Bucky Fielding K ISmith will be master national Harris were "looking over" Leon of ceremonies —Other guests of which closed Saturday night The four-ma- n (Goose) Gostin former star De- honor will include Homer Warner Detroit police Liam troit outfielder Bill Maughan and Father John A topped a previous world record for 38 calibqr marksmanship "He wanted to come up here and Finneral seven work out with us a couple of weeks The dinner is staged annually to points to let us look him over and see close the basketball season for the Composed of Lewis Sanderson If we could use him" Griffith said officials Albert Shapiro Maurice Lalonde "We have made no decision about and Alfred Hemming the team rolled up a score of 1129 points The him" Goslin was given an unconditional Bartlesville Gets previous record Of 1122 was established lut year by the Delaware release by Detroit after last sea- son ' tod Hudson railroad team at Camp From Tacoma Guay The veteran Gos lin once ranked Ferry Ohio as one of' the best hitters in the BARTLESVILLE Okla- - March The Detroit marksmen also won the 45 caliber automatic match but American league 19 tin—Larry Guay fell far short of the Los right handed pitcher for Tacoma police team's world record Angeles establWash last year and property of iehed Ilast year BA the San trancisco Seals will come to the Bartlesville club of the ANO at 11 on option this season Lots of Shoots taliti t the management announced SaturSAN FRANCISCO Cal—Thirty- day 4140 uar won bur games and lost seven rifle and pistol shoots for ftkir as a relief pitcher with Tacoma both large and small bore will be dIS held during the 1939 world's fair last year ' One Grade"One Price 4 I ' 1000-met- er Ashton Will Be Honored By Officials 1 DENVER March 19 (A—Denver track and field championships Saturday night and it wasn't even a will be host this June to the blue three rivals into the ground to set a new meet record as race ion he ribbon event of American golf: the ' " 2:2 seconds national open championship over s t1'4 minutes As usual the Kansas king of the ' course that's going to be a pleatant milers stole the show from all other shock to the crack professional briperformers His onesided victors' stood out above even a new indoor the Hills hasn't Cherry gade e world steeplechase record backbreaking length of Oakmont or performance by the veteran Joe the terrifying traps of Garden City McCluskey in 9:433 as well as a series of meet field marks by for-E- d but against the beautiful backdrop 0 Gondon and mer Olympic Aces of the snowcapped Rockies it works Cornelius Johnson up to-- finishing climax that should For six laps Cunningham and his furnish a:classic test of ihotmaking fellow Kansan Archie San Romani skill 19 ha A March CH UPI—Crisin's GFOens ran shoulder to shoulder but once The professionals probably will 5 great the mighty miler let go with his take the first nine holes apart but (Chuck) raced kick Archie was outclassed thetwill need their shock absorbers distance star 'Saturday night for the drive down the stretch the fastest indoor mile in midwest- - At the finish on the flat boards of the big new armory here San whe narrow fairways alfalfa cot- ern track and field history-4:08- 9— Romani was more than a quarter of ton oda undersized greens and of the tenth anevent in feature the a lap behind Two others entered lo liest of all the water hazards c mbine to discourage all but the nual ArmoibTech relay games the event but no one saw them It's Finske who won the Big Ten title finish luckiest or most accurate of a His time clipped the type of a course where the with a 4:111 performance last week second off the metropolitan record average player is built up to a let- set out 4:10 beat night to Saturday set a year ago by Cunningham's down where even the professional will find the pressure being applied in preparation for his meeting with perennial shadow Gene Venzke the to his discomfiture and where the Master Miler Glenn Cunningham picture runner lily can replace the roseas an ap- next week in the Chicago relays Venzke did not start in Saturday ease mile saving himself for the night's propriate decoration on short no- and did Kt with astonishinghalf-mile 1000-yar-d run which 4Cunningham Paced through the first tice by his teammate Walter Mehl the was scheduled to run but which he Breezes Tough bespectacled Badger star then gave up in favor of his specialty If the breezes in June are any- moved out on his own winning by Venzke took the 1000 in a breeze thing like Ave encountered in a trial about 70 yards The other two He finished three yards in front of division Henry Egal of St John's of Brook-o- f spin over Cherry Hills there will starters in the university of the event Ernest Klann be no danger of displacing Ralph lyn without putting on much "heat" Mitchell on the slippery unbanked boards Guldahl's championship record of sas university and 281 set last year at Oakland Hills of Kansas State college never were His time of 2:185 was well off the meet record of 2:154 Eddie Held an amateur who contenders once held the national public links Penske followed Mehl through a Fordham's fast mile relay quartet first quarter and took came home in front after Francis title and now is an investment half-mi- le He Slater the national broker here holds the course rec- the lead after a 2:045 post in champion took up the duties on the past the ord of eight under par sped a fine :621 anchor leg He overhauled Eddie had a miraculous finish 3:068 and finished with slowing up a trifle at the hattan and Lenox Hill A A and over a course whose last nine is finish His mark wiped brow the tape in the new metro-- even tougher than the regulation out the meetspectacular record of 4:141 establitan record time of 3:28 He indicate figures Atimith of Inby Henry re68 in the layout negotiated diana in 1932 cently and may give the profesHis 4:111 last week was the fastsionals an argument this June est previous mile indoors in Chicago Harold Long home club pro for 10 years and a demon putter held the former record of 68 Long thinks the new tees lengthening the course to 6800 yard& will keep the BOISE 'March 19 (R)—Host teath siege guns from blowing up the Boise vanquished a scrappinulloscourse cow quintettromthe north 38 to Two of golf's mightiest hitters 30 Saturday night to claim Idaho's Jimmy Thomson and Lawson LitAUBURN Cal March 19 (UP)— 1938 class A high school basketball tle will be at home in the Rockies Andrew Blodjer state champion They got their starts here "Finn" Rasmussen championship was defeated Boise was never headed in the So' did Ky Laffoon Omaha's Saturday in a by thrillingr neck-to-nebattle that climaxed three dingdong Johnny Goodman national amateur finish in the cross country days of tournament play but the misswill be the Auamong champion ski event at lhe ninth annual Bears from Moscow dogged the ing this June because of the Walker burn Ski club championships heels of the victors continually team's of Britain invasion but battle a cup relentless After waging City high school overcame Johnny gained his first important over the entire course Blocijer and anSugar early Twin Falls lead to beat the tournament victory at Broadmoor Rasmussen approached the finish south central Idaho Bruins 27 tO 'Colorado Springs line almost in a dead heat A last 20 in the consolation title sent his Rasmussen game that precededI the flight poles push with Guarantee Posted champion one His was across the winner time encounter The U S G A requested a $10000 hour 10 minutes 36 seconds Blod- ship The Braves' accuracy at the basone minutes was hour 10 guarantee before assigning its jer's time with a fast breaking ket choicest plum to a course west of and 38 seconds F Aro came in game coupled that many times left the later 14 minutes the Mississippi for the first time third northerners in the lurch brought The down mountain race over the but it doesn't need to worry to the Capital City quintet course which brought victory This golf minded area not only is Mt McIntosh - some outthe finest of nation's certain to produce a sparkling show but already has organized to skiers was won ky Alf Engen Sun two in minutes 32 Valley Idaho handle the visiting firemen club Under a five-zoplan' of opera- seconds Sverre Engen Viking tions at Cherry Hills detachments Los Angeles two minutes 55 secof 100 soldiers 40 Boy Scouts and onds was 'second Roy Mikkelson eight seca platoon of police will reinforce Auburn three minutes ' conda was third the civilian operatives teve Floor took the lead in the Others who placed were Phil Brown Mt Lassen fourth Andrew Junior round robin bowling tournament Saturday by turning in a Blodjer Auburn fifth Harry Tre- brilliant score of 543I at the Temole gill's Viking club sixth Halvor Mikkelsen Auburn eventh: Orrin alleys Steve started out with 201Ellingson Auburn eighth Dr game highest of the day and finFrank Howard San Rafael ninth ished with 174 and 168 to take a and Milt Zimmerman Mt Lassen commanding lead in the race Tom Fowler follingattheoice tenth TheremPtp 7R starter ' Man-quart- Walk Event To Olympics Monday ' : e - 4 three-quarte- : 'fm3904"T 1 I : t J Badger Star Runs 4:089 Chicago Mile t b 1000-met- er "'''':'"::---- :-- ' a Kan-lad- ::::::: N ''i 11111 one-ten- th tope20P o known - 1 " i - B'y SM FEDER March 19 (AP)—Glenn Cunningham made JERSEY CITY N in the a surprise start mile run of the metropolitan A A U indoor I By ALAN GOULD ' a Kansas Glenn Sets 31eit Record After Surprise Start in Jersey City Race at' National Open cherry Hills Attracts Gould 1 ' 1 i k Francisco area Huntington Park from Los Angeles Oakley Second of the Twin Falls region Pocatello Institute representing the Idaho Falls district Richfield Second ward Heber Third ward rünnerup in the Provo section and Twenty-sixt- h ward Harvard ward and Eighteenth ward first second and fourth place finishers respectively in the Salt Lake district Three Uncertain The Arizona district entrant Is - not yet certain but SL John seems to be favored again The Montpelier entry is expected to arrive Canada will definitely Sunday have a team in the tournament but the northern champion is not yet 22-2- ' '' - J " Cana -- !-- ' - Cunningham Itilfis Foes in G r 0 Denver links J No Sinecure To Top Aces i - ''' - ' Francisco and Huntington Park have both been in the tournament before They are out to take the honors back to the coast Pocatello Crew The Pocatelleinstitute squad is made up of seminary students at the The Idaho Southern university team looms as one of the outstanding squads in the title race The powerful North Ogden team and the Logan Fourth ward loom strong and the Salt Lake City entries are always ranked with the favorites Twenty-sixt- h ward won the local division race with a scrappy crew Harvard has a polished aggregation and Eighteenth although fourth place winner in the local xace ranks on a par with either of the other two Salt Lake squads The Idaho Falls Fourth ward team-whic- h lost to Pocatello-Institut- e 3 in the final by one point match requested a place in the tournament but tourney leaders were unable to comply with the request The tournament is being directed by Homer Warner Reed Richards John Giles and Dr Leslie Burbidge The mutual leaders will draw up the first round pairings Sunday or ' ' ' :: Tourney do frowimmommonmeowywomwon :: I - ' - By 71811VIY HODGSON The basketball league of 10000 players the L D S "M" Men dr cult will stage its grand finale this week when sixteen teams coming all the way from Arizona to gather at the Deseret gymnasium for the cagefest which will close the 4 long Utah tournament season The teams already assured of positions in the title event are: Manavu ward of Provo district1 Overtdn Nevada from the Cedar City section North Ogden Logan Fourth Diamond ward of the San - ure Ails i Get Ready- for Final Mutual Basketball Tourney - 3Ianavu Ward To Defend Hoop Title -- tor Lel on ' Film Contract I HOLLYWOOD March 19 LIPi— Angelo (Hank) Luisetti Stanford university basketball star and hold: e s er scoring record was In Hollywood Saturday night to continue negotiatOns for his appearance in motion pictures - ' Present plans at Warner Broth- err studio were reported to have gone beyond the making of a bass! keiball short and to contemplate starring Luisetti in 'a feattfre- length film if an agreetrient is i reached on a contract - all-tim- -- - To acquaint readers more fully with the capitals and "sore spots" of Europe The Salt Lake Telegram pants in color Tuesday night a detailed map of the European I' h k er b oar d " c ec " a -- - - - - regarding "Greater Germany" Lithuania Poland Memel the Polish Corridor and Ukraina —the areas playing important roles in i ftday's crisis Watch-fothis graphic detailed complete color map Tuesday evening in The It contains information si r SALT LAKE TELFGRAM 10 11k - - b - ' |