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" John Henry '' j1” " " Purp Star Lewis to Fight iimwi Utah Mentor f Championship Fight Set Jan 27 at Madison Squ’are Garden Stresses Pass Defense By JIMMY HODGSON With nearly four inchea of snow Nov 2 (UP)— Promoter Mike Jacobs Wednesday tiight matched Champion Joe Louis for a heavyweight title defense against John Henry Lewis Garden on January 27 The two principals will light-heav- signfor f'ght at the Hippodrome Tharsdaynoon The first heavyweight title tilt in history will launch the Lewis’ 1939 campaign and mark his initial return to the ring since he knocked out Max Schmeltng on June 22 The negotiations were completed Wednesday night at a conference among Promoter Jacobs Louis Louis’ manager John Roxborough and Gus Greenlee pilot of Lewis the Arizona negro Beat Gainer Lewis’ last bout was Friday night Y’ Followers mt mttJLJtt- Tribune Intermountain Service PROVO— Provo downtown Westminster John Allen counts on burly fullback quar- ur Former Cub Owner Dic$ one-tim- 0-- Aggie-Coug- Weber-Westmlnst- Hght-heav- m AAU man-size- ball-tot- er Slated Monday Inter-mounta- Grid Season Heads Down Stretch drum-beating- ‘We’ll Win FORT COLLINS Colo Nov 2 UPl —Coach Harry Hughes at Colorado State is relieved that his Aggies have an open date this week Both of his fullbacks are hurt Rain and snow Wednesday caused postponement of- - the East-Sout- h C game and left Salt Lake City grldlrolts muddy enough to threaten postponement rs Thursday g '"janfrXrnald RosrEcjtflnsra but rugged eleven The Bees probably will have an edge if the weather man keeps sending frequent rain and snowstorms-b- ut Of den must be given the nod if the field is dry and fast North Cache goes to Weber and Bear River to Logan in other reIn a noneonference gional tests scrap South Cache invades Preston The Idaho team at one time of the G game Coaches of the two schools Wednesday night agreed both the C and B games would be played Thursday if the fields The are sufficiently dry C game a ill be played' at South and the B at East both games beginning at 3:30 p m The A battle Js slated for 'Friday at South at 8 p m ef "Slow??--movin- "back who can really pass that pigskin If Friday turns out stormy the Miners will be strictly behind the n "eight ball”- - Their major offensive weapon is Joe’s amazingly accurate fosses— and Joe will probably have plenty of trouble if the ball is-and ths ground un- der foot is slippery Davis’ razzle- dazzle game may also be bottled up by the tough Murray line if the filed ie wet— and the Darts cannot afford to lose Friday’s game if they hope to stay in- the district title racer In other games Friday in the Jordan sector Cyprus will appear at Granite and Jordan at Grants- - Two important tuaslei are slated the Jordan dUtrlct of region two In the headliner a pair of B teams Bingham and Tooele will clash on the Miners' field and in the runner-up spot as far as interest is concerned Davis will oppose Murray at Murray Bingham's hopes was a member of region one but for victory over Tooele rest mainly has competed in Idaho prep Warfare in the trusty righb flipper of Joe for the Fpst two yedrs (Airmail) Frisch a rugged half- In WE STOCK ALL SIZES AMD WIDTHS CHECKED Ask for your size (no obligation to buy) If your eize is on tbe chart and we do not have it we’ll free get a pair and give them to you absolutely Prep Grid Upsets Game Postponed rs IF WE CANT FIT YOU weeks on the coast and Washington New York U m the east suffered in similar fashion The Pacific coast conference title for which Washington was supposedly a con tender probably will be settled Saturday when California plays Southern California The Huskies ‘mean while' willbe seeking to win their first game of the year with Stam ford At the same time N Y 'U seemingly well equipped will try to get bapk on the winning road against Lehigh after losing to North Carolina Lafayette and Ohio State on successive Saturdays In the midst of all this confusion It’s reassuring to find Pittsburgh Dartmouth- - Texas Christian Duke and California at or near the That’s wherf they figured top: to be DENVER Nov 2 UP- — Herbe Denver’s scrappy fullMcCarthy back has been ruled out of the game with New Mexico at Albuquerque Saturday because of his injured knee McCarthy the big gun in D U’s two victories this year was unable to play against Utah last week Myron Henry will start at fullback By MARLOWE BRANAGAN Those high school coaches fortunate enough to possess dlio canreally ramble cast glances at overcast skies Wednesday and freely predicted: ''We’ll probably get our ears pinned back Friday ” Other prep mentors who are not so forunate in having snakeviewed the hipped storm with less trepidation Title honors in region one wiU be at stake Friday when tha Tigers of Ogden swing into action against tha powerful Bees of Box Elder The game which will be played in the Ogden stadium sends into action a club which relies strictly on the speed at one-the ‘best halfbacks in the state mainly Ogdep' A PAIR OF WALK- - OVER "BROADWAYS" ball-carrie- rs lock a sophomore may be picked oven Bob Hill at fullback Wet Fields Forecast in - Elmer years ’’No backs”-wail- ed Layden when askeJ what he had at Notre Dame this year Instead the Irish was been working their in four-ma- n shifts just to give thenf enough exercise and against Navy at Baltimore will be fevored to chalk up their sixth successive victory Rice and Texas were the victims of the biggest southwest confer ence build-up- s The Owls having won their only conference game and beaten Auburn Saturday seem to be reviving after losing their first three starts' But this was supposed tq be Dana Bible’s big year at Texas which instead has taken it on the chin for six straight if Right’— Oakes BOULDER Colo Nov 2 UP) -Coach Bunny Oakes goes this far —he thinks his Colorado team will upset Utah in their Big Seven grid ’’ game Saturday if it Is ’’right It appears that Colorado really is going to open up as passing is getting plenty of rehearsing with emphasis on long high aerials Frank Potts Colorado coach and scout informed Oakes Utah is three deep at virtually every position and will show the best running attack C U has faced this season Jack Broady Art Unger and Jack Rooney are almost sure starters in the C U backfleld but Bud Hal- - ar 39-1- 7 eight-roun- Coach Romney Hopes Charges Will Reach Form Displayed In Battle With Colorado ‘U’ horiie-comin- light-heav- light-heav- - j The Indians will entrain for Colorado Thursday at 6:43 p m men will ‘make the Thirty-fojaunt according to Coach Armstrong but the travelers will not be named until after the final terbacks gathered at the Hotel Robdrill erts during the noon hour WednesWith a wet and slippery field day and heard a former Aggie athfor the contest the Ute promised lete C J Hart diagnose Utah Ray Peterson Chuck &s he observed has tactics Aggie Turner and Irv Crandall were all at New Haven Conn when he re- them durtng the last 20 years and of work Wednesday y The headline game this week on given plenty crown tained his are due the Jaysee football docket is the The three will change off hitting the that Cougars predict Al a before Gainer surprisagainst the line at Boulder ingly small crowd of less than 3000 for a tough afternoon Saturday Utah state championship battle be The Indians also were given a Lewis indicated at the time that when the two clubs tangle In the tween the defending champs Weber drill on pass defense Ths lengthy Westmlm and he would prefer to campaign in the "Y” the scrappy college Utah line proved Saturday against homecoming diffister Parsons heavy ranks because of the Professor Hart who came to B Y that it is sound Ths forannual Denver The culty in paring down to the U after a great athletic career at Is expected to be able ward wall limit and because there were Utah State atated that the gr carnival U a natural this year to stop anything that C U has to Aggies diy because the teams are equal in no opponents in the on the ground and Coach played ijrxto some tough breaks dur Both rosters offer vision who could draw money is seeking the same asand have more weight and experience the Utah game ing from Armstrong standouts school Terms for the heavyweight bout boast high surance from the air than dopesters are crediting of the leading teams in the will be announced at Thursday’s power many them With school league They are exsigning ceremony Ray Davis and Paul Snow took Coach Eddie Kimball also talked high Mi 37 cent be Ike Hall veteran halfback is bat- their turns in the line-u- p to the usual per pected Wedto the Garden city second guessers halfto his hard retain for Louis the defending champion and starting nesday and both are expected to thkt his boys are in tling reported Rosean-dor 12V on Wallace Lewis over back It for and posit Challenger see action puttihg the Utes at the best qhape since the Utah who has been showing well in full power for the game which Is not known yet whether Jacobs the slump the Con that and game in t week tied up Lewis' future services past has become the most important of tie scrimmage gars suffered after their case he beats Champion Joe How- with Roy Rindeflesch Parson field genthe campaign Redskins is now history the out of school and ever that ia his usual procedure' The Quarterback club adjourned eral has dropped Frank Nordqulst are For four years the Buffaloes have until October 4 1939 when school Verl Bean and Weight Difference will been kicking Utah around on the men and downtowners will meet to alternating at that spot Bean Louis Is expected to have nearly gridiron and the Indians are getting probably get the starting nod B Y discuss State the 20 pounds weight advantage over Coach Bob Davis at the Weber weary of it Saturday they hope ia the Cougars’ openwhich game will be without the ser- to’ retaliate John Henry whose 'best fighting er in the 1939 President institution The job of heating the Bison on of Dee Whitesides veteran weight now Is around 185 John J C Mofflt ofcampaign B Y U alumni vices the Henry should prove a smart rugged association was in charge of the halfback who’has been out of prac- their home field and before what He is the cleverest boxer tice two weeks with an infected leg is expected to be the biggest crowd opponent division meeting Whitesides has been in the hospital in Boulder grid history promises above the middleweight d His loss will be keenly felt Satur- to be a And he never has been knocked task but the out-iRedskins are ready for trouble day eight year of professional Berger Wins fighting He Is a good puncher and his record Is studded with NEW- - YORK NOV ' 2 (UPr-Ma-xie y He won the Berger 140 New York outkayoea crown from Bob Olln at St Louis pointed Charlie Gomer 135Mi New d main bout in 1935 and has defended It five York in the at Broadway arena Tuesday night tim$ since y tUntll then all the By BILL BONI NEW YORK Nov 2 MP)— As the was for the Crimson Tide which still isn’t far from the top but will football season head-- into the Nohave to go all out to stay there most vember home stretch with in its clash with Kentucky SaturSince Tennessee's Victory of the major powers taking on tough day assignments this week end while however the cheering has shifted others use it as a breathing spell to Major' Bob Neyland’s Voluneach section of the country has teers contributed its share of surprises The Oklahoma-Iow- a State tie for Some have come in the form of Big Six leadership is even more teams unexpectedly out front with directly related to Nebraska's failthe campaign past the half-wa- y ure The Huskers conference powmark Tcnnesesse Notre Dame er for years had been expected to Oklahoma and Iowa State are dominate it again Insteady Bibb standout examples in this group Jones’ boys have a scoreless tie Other surprises came in the dis- wih Indiana as their best showappointing collapse of what on pa- ing in five starts are in the conper at least had looked like sure-Tir- e ference cellar and may be in for In the damped-fir- e another dose of trouble with recontendere division are Indiana Nebras- surgent Kansas Saturday Meanka Washington Texas and New while Oklahoma has allowed only 12 points in five games Iowa State York U Tennessee’s rise to the position has swept Mhrough six and both of unbeaten Southeastern confer- will be favored to continue unence leader is closely bound up beaten against Kansas State and with its 13-- 0 defeat of Alabama Drake Parsons Clash With Weber Farmer- Squad Handicapped With Several Regulars On Doubtful Starting List Service TfiBUnffTHtemouHniii Tribune Interrttountain Service PROVO — Aftother tough scrimLOGAN —Coach Dick Romney sent his Utah Aggie football mage session against a hardy crew of frosh gridders Wednesday fin- charges through their most strenuous workout of the week Wednesished the Bngham Young university afternoon with special emphasis placed on blocking and tackling Cougars contact work for their day the new movable dummies' With homecomin- g- day game against Utah State Saturday Ute Aggie £Tldders spend considerCoactr Eddie Kimball reports that able time inpoiishing up their ofhe will ease up Thursday and work fense " eaid in the Coach Romney his men on pass defense and sigC S C game the Aggies showed nals Friday the Cougars will rest Kimball reported Wednesday that great improvement over the previ9 ss to two ppsitions oiT’hia starting ous Saturday when they fell reonly j a that they had not line-u- p remain questionable- - His Utah but Bill Swan a Will direct Utes In starter at center will be either Chad turned to the form which they ex- egaiost Colorado U battle at Boulder Saturday Beckstead or Chris Mortensen The great equalizer a muddy These two have been changing off g field may 'enter into the '‘Y” for two seasons and a flip of a coin to give the Aggies Saturday will in be decide there which may better chance against their rivals t for the kick-of- f Beckstead is afrom Brigham Young university rated as the better pass defense The two rivals started playing man while Mortensen’s savage de- football in 1922 Over that period fensive play gives him the nod in of years 1922 to 1938 the Aggies that department have won 10 games lost five and CHICAGO Nov 2 (UP) --Charles For the first time this season tied one The tie game came in 1926 e owner Kimball has his tailback twins Jack when the two elevens battled to a H Weeghman 64 in Roberts Charlie and Christensen of the Chicago Cubs baseball team score of 0 perfect condition and which of and a former chain restaurant these Colorful Game “Y” attack will boys spark owner died Wednesday night of a at the outset will not be determined From 1928 to 1937 the until game time Christensen high stroke battle was one of tbe most Weeghman suffered the stroke scorer in the Big Seven loop has colorful gagies played each season fully recovered from the battering in the region Dick’s brother Ott Tuesday and never regained con- he took in the Utah university the sciousness He is survived by Mrs clash and Roberts’ knee injury coached the Cougars and when was two brothers met anything his second wife and which kept him out of three games likely to happen Weeghman a daughter by his first marriage early in the season is now fully Ott stepped to the front to record healed fpotball victories over Dick in 1928 Weeghman rose from a waiter in The other starters for Saturday in 1930 by a 4 by a 6 a loop cafe to owner of a chain of will be Merrill Waters and Drew ecore In margin' 18-- 6 0 1932 but 1931 restaurants featuring the one-arLeonard at ends Moyle Knudsen Dick came back in 1933 winning Utah AgMurray Maughan ' chairs and in 1914 branched out and Captain Forrest Bird at tackles 14-- 0 and continued in 1934 by a 15-- 0 gies’ snapper-bac- k steady sophomore into baseball when the Federal Art Gilbert and Vaughn Lloyd at score league was organized to compete guards and Jackson Jewkes Ken In 1935 the Aggies really went with two other established leagues Soffe and Lloyd Brink in the back-fiel- d to town winning 37-- 0 The present Their only hope rides on the shoulB Y U team was composed of ders of ths new men injected Into Although the new league collapsed Weeghman emerged in 1915 the Despite the threatening weather sophomores in 1936 and dropped the line-u- p to replace the Injured owner of the Chicago Cubs baseball plans are going forward for the their game to the championship Ag- If Bill Whitesides cannot go against club howHe paid 8500000 to Charles accommodation of a record crowd gie eleven 13-- 0 Last yar the Cougars Charlie Clark will get P Taft a brother of President Taft at the “Y” homecoming Rex Hill will start for ever the Cougars trounced the Ag- the bid club 54-for the 0 the biggest score in Warren O’Gara at right guard and gies BesMike Stipac will be at left halfWeeghman’s first wife Mrs the B Y history sie Webb Weeghman divorced him The Aggies are expected to lose back Ira Winger the Meeting' in 1920 He married Miss Carol the 1938 game to the Cougars How- sparkplug will be out of Osmund of Chicago in 18j!2 ever the Aggie gridders have other the Cougar game thoughts about the affair If they A special meethig ofthe can get a streak of luck and start Amateur Athletic asso- off as they did against Colorado Reid Gets Decision ciation will be held Monday No- they figure to hold the touted CouAl NEW YORK Nov 2 (UP) vember 7 at the Salt Lake cham- gars Reid 126 New York scored an ber of commerce according to Gus Players Hurt Notre Damn’s case was just the Backman president eight-roun- d decision over Nat Lit-fi- n reverse of that o'f Nebraska and All members of the board of man127 Neyr York In the feature Inexperienced young and riddled Indiana chief disappointment in agers are urged to attend Plans by injuries the Aggies will be fac- fight at the Coliaeum Tuesday the Big Ten with a record of eight for the 1939 season will be outlined ing tremendous odds Saturday night points in five games after a ballyhoo as Bo McMHlin’s best team In gymnasium Wednesday Coach Ike Armstrong" lined up on and in stocking feet they romped through their plays while the grid leaders checked for mistakes Hear Hart At Meeting HI -- on Cummings field ths University of Utah gridder were forced to take their abbreviated workout in’ the limited confines of the "U" king at Madison Square y WIIIM Varsity Gets Over Frosh In Long Drill d NEW YORK (II Cougars End Hard Work For Aggies Indians Work Inside Gym For Big Ganie Joe Lpuis for World’s Heavyweight Ring Title Fifteen-Roun- —— I———1"' 111 well-know- we foate ever presented wet Yille TheJTauners-an- gers are d -- Beetdig-- favorites to Win The Summit district has nothing odds-o- n important to offer Friday Park City already having clinched the title In this circfiit- - For the sake of playing out the schedule North Summit will come to Salt Lake City for a clash with Judge Memorial and Wasatch will go to Morgan The headliner in region three will be staged at Provo when the Cavemen of American Fork and the Bulldoze pf Provo tangle in the B Y U stadium rTiy winner of (Continued on Following Page) Broadway famous for its' natural fit ankle arch and instep Free and easy your toes And because it fits tbe Broadway kps its shape -- miles prr dlhr and good looks for more style T rg "' ’and widths to fit you from Black Calf Y — Jv I SHOES FOR 214 South Main ATEN |