Show 14 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 15 1938 Controversy Arises Over Ogden and Carbon Football Ga: Price Gridiron Fans Object Burke Loses Utah Title To Having Game Friday To Rainwater Stadium Suggested Injun Leaders Point Out That Holding Contest in Junction City May Conflict With Aggie-Idah- o Battle High' school football officials are in a dither Carbon players fans and school leaders a're in a lather the scheduled Friday class Semifinal contest between Ogden and Carbon is up in the air — and What the outcome will be remains a mystery Last Saturday members of the1 Utah high school football Adams pLHyrum Loren Anderson of- Spanish Fork and Georg S Bates of Logan met in Salt Lake City and drew up the schedule for semifinal round games In the play-oin both A and B Commit-'TSerH-- R ff divisions Innocently enough they placed Carbon at Ogden Friday in a class A battle The intentions of the football committee were honest They slated this tussle Frjday in order not to take any fans from the Saturday contest at Ogden between Utah State and Idaho "U” But the move certainly got the committee Into hot water First Carbon fans and school officials got up in arms The fans desiring to see their Dinosaurs in action allowed that the Friday date would not permit this School officials met and declared that the boys could not get out of school for a Friday contest ' Out of School The Dinosaurs it seems have already missed too much school what with trips to Grand Junction Colo Moab Utah and Las Vegas Nev Melvin Wilson school principal advised The Tribune Monday that under no consideration would the boys be allowed to miss more school during the grid campaign Pres Summerhays Carbon coach declared “We are forced to go long distances to games during the season' ' We have to get the boys out of school for such games (dibut under the existing set-u- p vision of prep leagues) we can do nothing else if we hope to get any games at all” Carbon school leaders Indicated Monday as did high school officials of the U H S A A that Ogden is willing to play the game Saturday however This presents another A high school game Satproblem urday at the same time that the Aggies play Idaho would not do either game any good Leaders of the Ogden Junior chamber of commerce sponsor of the game are certain not to be In They accord with such a set-u- p feel that they have assumed a heavy obligation in sponsoring the college game and they also feel that should the prep game be 'held at Ogden Saturday it would lure away many fans who might otherwise take in the college game 8 L Suggested Several grid fans have suggested n that the game be played Saturday at the University of Utah stadium in Salt Lake City Whether or not this would meet with the approvalof Ogden fans players and school officials is onther thing The Tribune sports department attempted to contact W Karl Hopkins superintendent of schools in Ogden Monday butwas Both Coach Summer-hay- s unsuccessful and Principal Wilson at Price indicated that they would like to have the game placed in Salt Lake City — and so would the Ogden Junior chamber of commerce — particularly if it has to be played SatAggie-Vand- Ogden-Carbo- -- urday Meanwhile everything is serene cosy and perfectly okeh as far as the rest of the semifinal slate is concerned Which is probably be cause allthe other three games are Saturday In an A encounter Jordan goes to American FoTk In the B set up Delta invades Bingham and Springville will go to Park City All three of these games will start at 2 p ja" As in past years the team making the most yardage from running plays and forward passes will be determined winner in each instance in case of tie games n Where and when the game will be played will be announced Tuesday according to H Ogd£n-Car-bo- The popular prep athR Adams letic prexy indicated Monday night that the grid committee will rec ommend that it be held on either the Weber or Davis county high school field Welterweights Put Redskins Stress On Greatest Go Of Current Season 6ffense-fo- By MARLOWE BRANAGAN The Utah welterweight tiara today rests on the sleek head of lanky Jack Rainwater following his triumph over Jackie Burke of Ogden’ in as great a fight as has been seen here in many years Monday night at McCullough’s arena For 10 rounds the dogged Burke rusty by idleness from his chosen profession and the Pendleton Ore sharpshooter fought it out in a display of ring generalship which left even old-tifight fans gasping Once in the fifth round Referee A1 Ablett admittedly the tops in calling ’em In ring circles In this section of the country -- stopped the bout and awarded It to the new champ on a fouL A1 had not vsen told that the most modern way of doing things at the arena was only to award the rouhd to the fighter suffering the foul but when he was told so he allowed Rainwater five minutes rest When he lifted the Oregon lad’s hand at the end d of the tenth and final session the decision was received In such fashion to Indicate that 3000 ring fans knew he was right The strangest aspect of the announcement that J Donald Budge tennis champion has turned professional Is the unanimity of favorable opinion supporting him In that step It Is unprecedented that the United States Lawn Tennis association should indorse the transfer of its main player to professionalism Yet that is Just what happened Indeed it was in the offices of the U S L T A themselves that Budge issued the statement of his decision Moreover his choice was given Goes Down Fighting the cordial approval of the officials Rainwater won the title Monday of the association who added their good wishes for success in the mon- but he was given the greatest scrap of his seven-yea- r career by the little ey earning tennis division Utah veteran who because of re cent work In the railroad yards at Ogden has not had a chance to get In top fighting form Rainwater was also not at his peak form two stiff fights In the past two weeks taking Just a bit from him But despite the fact neither was In A-- l fighting condition they put on bout which pales Into insignificance anything held here since the Lee Robertson-Erni- e Collins bouts of action-cramme- lastseason our scorecard Rainwater won the first second fifth (despite the foul) sixth and tenth rounds Jackie walked oft with the thirds fourth And eighth heats The seventh and ninth a blistering session were On even We believe the tennis association’s The lanky lad from Oregon of indorsement open opened up in the first minute of the to the first round on his stocky little rival Budge's move will redound He great credit of the association and from Utah’s Jnnction City indirectly to amateur tennis That smashed across four right hooks in it will serve to decrease the degree the first heat and had Jackie strictof hostility between the association ly on the defensive Burke a weav and professional tennis Is certain ing bobbing crowding sort of fightand the good will thus engendered er desperately attempted to get in is bound' to have a wholesome in- -' close In the second but Rainwater fluence throughout the tennis smashed his defense with long lefts world to the body and a number of rights The position of the lawn tennis to the head e association is all the more surprisBurke to the core ing in that the passing of Budge came out and eliminated his weavout of the amateur picture probably ing tactics In the third He merely —inevitably we may say— means walked right In to Rainwater in the the loss of the Davis cup next year face of a withering number of loopBudge of course has been the head ing lefts Burke nailed his lanky and front and likewise the center rival with a left hook and crossed of the American conquest of the with a right late in the round and world's token of tennis supremacy his slender rival waa wobbly Jackie But for him America would cer- continued these tactics in the fourth tainly not even have come close to and won this heat hands down the acquisition of the cup The Oregon sharpshooter took the The departure of Budge from aggressive In the fifth and his amateur tennis not only puts the dogged tactics did not allow Burke association “on the spot” but also to get set for his educated left hook is' a challenge to amateur tennis to the head In a clinch Burke players throughout the nation By smashed home a low left and Ablett some means not at present clear stopped the bout and gave Rainthe place vacated by Budge will water the nod right then and there have to be filled It Is up to Amer- Eddie Poppleton Burke’s pilot ica's younger talent to fill It and for Jumped in and demanded a new the association to encourage youth- referee Burke personally took care ful prospects In this effort of the situation by asking Ablett As to Budge himself we have to remain— which shows Jackie is the greatest admiration for him A a sportsman as well as a whale of young man of 22 for at least two a fighter years beset with tremendous temp' Rainwater outboxed Jackie in the tation Budge steadfastly adhered sixth draping across a series of to his principles Flattering offers overhand rights which kept Jackie were put in his way He was dogged from getting in to close quarters wherever he went by agents of pro- a spot where Invariably he had the fessional tennis He was urged to better of the going The seventh sign a professional contract by ev- hottest round of the bout up to that backed by time found neither taking a back ery means of persuasion the glitter of gold ward'step as they traded blow for blow in a session which found each hearted r Cowboy Clash How The Officials Rule ’Em — By Jimmy Ilodgson — Every week many questions and problems crop up in high school and college football games which are nevqr explained to the fans To get official rule Interpretations to the public the Utah Football Officials’ association which meets every the Monday evening puzzlers through this column each Tuesday morning Fans players or coaches with rule problems are invited to write to The Tribune sports department for solutions to grid problems Answers will be made through this column or by mail j Coach Ike Armstrong of the Uni versity of Utah Redskins has a new worry— he’s afraid that Luke Pappas one of the greatest tackles in the league will be out of the game with Wyoming Saturday Pappas was forced out of the pass scrimmage drill Monday when he suffered what 4s expected to be broken wrist Attempting to make The annual college football exa block' Luke caught his wrist in amination for Utah officials will be will held at the University of Utah Nofreak accident An be made Tuesday to determine vember 28 under the direction of whether the hand Is broken or bad- Homer Warner conference arbiter® In either case it is and Coach Ike Armstrong of’lhb © ly spraiAed doubtful if ho will be able to play “U” school against the tough Wyoming Cow- forAll officials who desire to qualify college games and who are boys Saturday In a game which can give the Big Seven title to the Red- not already registered must take the examination skins If they can win Great Lineman Question— Probably fewer players understand what clipPappas has played some great and coaches football for the Indians this year ping Is than any other foul Why and is without doubt one of the not explain this— An Official finest linemen in the conference Answer— The clipping foul has His loss will be a hard blow to the Redskins who are expected to need been put in the book to eliminate all the power and experience they contact against the back of a can muster to turn back the Wyo- player who is not afforded an opportunity to see and ward off the ming eleven Clarence GChrke suffered a side blocker However the initial coninjury in the Colorado State game tact is the determining factor but Coach Armstrong believes that and unless an official sees the with complete rest for three or four beginning of the action he should not call it because an unjust pendays he will be ready for action The Indians are going to take full alty may be called if the opponent ' t£'a advantage of the clear field to get turns If the blocker hits from in some heavy practice on ’their of- side it is not clipping as so many fense this week “We haven’t had players think trc t a chance to really work on our ofQuestion — In several games last fense for nearly three weeks The Musial Idaho Vandals for the will start Walter guard husky Satweek in the showed of lack including the Granite-Tooel- e practice against Utah Aggies next Saturday and also against Utah urday game too Our timing was and East-We- st games penalties university on Thanksgiving day He js one of the mainstays poor Wo need some favorable were enforced for illegal shifts and many questions have come up over weather to get ready” on the Vandal forward wall the fouls Utes Warns Answer — After a shift ail 11 The victory of Wyoming over the Utah Aggies has served as a warn- players must come to a full stop ing for the Indians and they will for at east one second This also go to Laramie expecting a hot bat- Includes any player who is taking tle— but with the conference title part In a play hanging in the balance they are The penalty In college Js 15 yards ready to make their stfbngest effort In hfgh school it is five yards The Westminster Parson team plays host to the Ricks college to come through Coach expressed conQuestion— What is the ruling on sched cern over Armstrong gridders Tuesday at the Westminster field with the kick-othe final conference game the punting ball which has been uled for 2:15 p m Monday at the weekly meeting of touched on the field of play by a the Salt Lake Quarterback club at member of the receiving team and Ricks an unknown quantity as the Hotel Utah "Wyomitig is a lot then is downed in the end zone— A far as past Scores would indicate tougher than their conference rec- Coach will be playing the second and last ord would Indicate” he said “and I Answer— If the receiving team believe we are in for one of the e tour when they game of a hardest games we have had this touches the ball and Its rolls over meet the Purps Tuesday Grand season There are a lot of places I the gold line and is recovered by Junction Colo fans saw their fawould rather be going next Satur the receiving team it is a touch-bac- k vorites Mesa college Mavericks provided that no impetus day than to Laramie” The Indians will leave here Friday was added If this ball is recovtake a 7 to 0 beating at the hands evening and reach Laramie Satur- ered by the kicking team in the of the Viking crew- The Parend zone it is If day morning 6 of came on a end off one sons the receiving team gains possesout to 6 tie with the same sion of the ball and juggles it Weber college however dumped Hast Jordan Stake back of the goal line and then the Ricks gang 0 and the Purps recovers It would be a safety Sets Cage Tilts tripped the Wildcats 0 two weeks By a comparison of scores ago BANDY — Play In the East Jordan Blake the Purple team holds an edge over M Men Basketball league will begin Thuta Sports Officials Plan its Invading opponents day November 17 two wiU-expl- ain X-r- ' ' Vandals Drill For Utah Grid Tussles Tribune Intermountain Service MOSCOW Idaho — With homecoming over and the last game behind them in coast conference circles the University of Idaho Vandals will next turn to Utah to wind Ten up their 1938 football season seniors have played their last football before Inland Empire fans and will wind up their varsity careers against the two Utah elevens in the next two weeks The Idaho boys are smarting under the tie game last year at Boise with the Utah Staters Vandal fans expected an easy win and when they returned home with only a tie there - waa much - disappointment With at least a fairly good day and field which is not covered with snow the Vandals will have an edge on the Statdrs in weight this year and their passing attack should start clicking On the other hand Idaho defeated the strong University of Utah team last fall but is worried over the game at Salt Lake City on Thanksgiving day With the Utes leading the Rocky Mountain group they will be hard to catch but the whole game will depend on solving of the Utah offense early in the if Parsons Clash With Vikings Today at Westminster man-in-motl- ff two-gam- contest Idaho scouts have been looking them over in their last two games and have some pretty good material to work on The scouts report that there will be few weak spots for the Idaho boys to work on on either Utah eleven The Idaho eleven will spend most of its remaining time at home on dt The league has been divided Into visions northern and southern with six Sugar Bowl Game dummy scrimmage against Utah Past Scores teams competing In each State plays Indoor drills will be Past scores and All games In the northern division will be standings do not NEW YORK Nov 14 held if the snow continues to pile win ball high school while played at Midvale Junior and inas' In the southern division wilt b played games though games on Neale stadium up school of the New Orleans Midgym Junior the at high Draper is as this much the last gridiron The schedule : tussle for several of the Vikings winter Sports association have arNorthern Division November 17 — Midvale Second vs East rived in New York to make plans and their coach the boys from Rex Midvale 7 p m Butler vs Union 8 p m burg will be “shooting the works” First va Bandy Second 9 p m Midvale for the Sugar bowl game in the December 1 — East Milvalo vs Midvale to win this finale 7 p m Sandy Second vs Butler at Crescent First Coach Clyde Packer and his city January 2 and the 8 p mi Union va Midvale Second at ” m bowl of annual jl troupe have been at the Moxum parade December 8— Union vs East Midvale at Midvale First vs Butler at 8 games Monday was under p m SAN FRANCISCO Nov 14 CD— hotel since Sunday evening and night p m Midvale Second ve 8andy Second at forenoon went to the Uniif p jn way Tanforan oldest major track in the Monday of Utah December' 15— Butler va Midvale Second versity practice field for This year the New Year’ exat 7 p m Bandy Second va Eeat Midvale state and scene of the first racing a light workout Union VI Mldvalo Flrat at travaganzas will be played the day 8 p m at At the conclusion of the loosenin- Red Raiders Boast 9 p m under the system after New Year’s as January 1 December 22 — Butler ve Eeat Midvale g-up session the Viking mentor Tuesfall annual its at 7 p m Union' va Bendy Second at falls on Sunday opens meeting Record Midvale Great Flrat : Midvale Secoud va declared all but a couple of his S p m Herbert Benson president of the fo£-- a run day at 9 p in — charges who are having trouble Midvale ve Midvale Midwinter Sports association deJanuary 5 Eaet Thej$i500 added - six furlongs with old injuries in good shape and LUBBOCK Texas Nov 14 (A- Second va 8 Butler at at 7 p ra Union In New York Monday that Second va Midvale Flrat at clared m Sandy “opening day handicap” features ready for battle bout here on the south plains there’s the Sugar bowl classic would preP m the initial program for which 12 — Midvale Flrat ve East Mid sent & southern team In preparation for Tuesday’s bat- a world of loose against a and Texas valeJanuary 7 p m Butler ve Study Second Brown Jade to be ridden by Noel tle Coach territory at Pete Carlston Monday Tech's Red Raiders have covered at 8 p m Midvale Secoud ve Union at northern eleven Richardson of Pocatello Idaho will sent his charges p m through a light of it in their last twovic-torie- s 9 January 19 — East Midvale va Union at pack top weight of 114 pounds session and pass defense plenty Butler ve Midvale Flret at 8 p m The meeting will conclude De- scrimmage sent them to the In their 55 to 0 decision over p m RlBendy Second ve Midvale Second and workout At 9 p cember 17 with the running of the showers 26— Midvale Recondvi Butler early Loyola of the south and their Frl at January $10000 added San Francisco handiEeat Midvale ve Bendy See 7 p m 7 to 0 over had Jackie verdict he 8 ond day’s Gonzaga at p m Midvale Flrat va Union throwing everything Expect Passes cap over ode and his from the untied Red Raiders undefeated his title sensing slipping miles 3 — Eaet Midvale ve Butler at Among the entries will be Ike Hall has been coming along gained 465 yards rushing and 251 7 February at 8 tousled head called on every punch Ligarotl Main Man and probably p m Sandy Secondvs va Union Second since has fast his ankle Midvale : Midvale Flret m injury p the or com in a tho air in a he had through yards desperate rally the American champion Seahiscult m 9 at p hea!ed(and should turn In a good bined 716 yards on the ground and eighth and he won this round from Southern Division Verl Bean speedy in the ozone performance November 17 — Draper Flrat v Greeeent here to Pendleton and return 7 p m Granite va Sandy Flrat at 8 field general should cause some at In eight consecutive victories the p m Draper Second va Sandy Third Slip to Floor headaches for the Vikings judging Raiders have completed 14 of their at Marquette Analyzes 9 p m —Crescent ve Sandy Flret T in December from his practice 29 pass attempts against six com performances In the ninth Burke slipped to the Loss 7 p m Draper Second vs Granite at to Spartans this past week the Purp mentor pletions out of 33 tries by their at 8 p m floor for no count in a wild ex' Draper Flret ve Sandy Third at said opponents They scored 23 first December 8 — Sandy Flret va Sandy Third change Rainwater fighting from A MILWAUKEE Nov 14 UP) First ve Draper SecProspects of playing on a dry down against Loyola and Gon at 7 ' p m Draper crouch b'elted Jackie’s body red forward defense that permit- field Crescent vs Granite at oud at 8 p m pass HolNorman should give both with his educated left hand and ted to score three man of Ricks and Verl Bean Par- zaga’s nine In 20 punts thd Raid State Michigan December 15 — Granite v Sandy third at ers have collected a total of 644 his right a potent weapon carved touchdowns and come from behind m Draper First vs Sandy First at 8 Jackie's feature with monotonous to win here Saturday was put un- son speedster ample opportunity to yards But what the Raiders are p m Crescent vs Draper Second at m dtS' record “go places” p each is threw their of penalty proud regularity They — der the microscope and ‘'remodeled 22 December Sandy First vs Draper Plenty of seats have been erected They have suffered only 51 yards in Second cretion to the winds in the tenth at Marquette university football at 7 p m Crescent vs Sandy sizable and field a m Parson 8 at the at Third two Draper Flrat va Granlta p a last knockout in a last effort to get games penalties in their Monday crowd is expected to see the game and practically all this loss was on lJauuaryl 5 — Crescent va Draper Flrat at but neither was ever In apparent practice Linemen also engaged in scrim- which is the last Oranlle at 8 7 J) m 8andy Flret v appearance of offside maneuvers difficulty Coach Paddy Driscoll an- the mage in Salt Lake City this Having stacked up 236 to their j m m: Draper Second va Sandy Third at Purps The preliminaries: p 27 nounced he would name players season 12 — Sandy First vs Crescent at Vern Bybee Ogden knocked out opponents’ 26 points the Raiders 7 January m Granite va Draper Second at 8 Tuesday for the coming southwestProbable starting line-upwill invade Albuquerque N M Sat p p m Third vs Draper Flrat Sandy Speck Andrus Boise fourth round ern 'trip for games' with Arizona at RICKS WESTMINSTER at 9 p m — R Waters urday to play New Mexico univer featherweights: Joey Jarvis Ogden Tucson Saturday night and with Flick 19 Sandy Third vs Sandy First January Smith ilt Thltlkl defeated Benny Flake Salt Lake Texas Tech at Lubbock Texas at 7 p m Draper Second va Draper First Peterson sity va Crescent at 9 p m Ig Morgan at 8 p m Granlta Paul City tko fourth round eeeeeee H&nStn January 26 — Sandy Third vs Granlta at Summers Green fK Davinl Sait Lake City defeated 7 p m Sandy First va Draper First at r£ Stanford Freese 8 p m Drapar Second va Crescent at Eddie Ross Salt Lake City tko re Johnson Granite Stake Plans Himmons 9 n m Recreation Loops' Peati eee Holman qb second round (featherweights) ByFebruary 3 — Dilaper Second va Sandy Ihb Hosander Beyler First at 7 p m: Sandy Third vs Crescent ron Boyd Provo defeated Billy Year Gamer rhb For Hall eeeeeee 8 p m Granlta vs Draper First at at Be IIoop Formed Harward Allen fb m 9 Black Salt Lake City tko third To Officials: Referee Mickey Oswald: um m Granite In the Bud teams M Men basketball round linesman head Cal Woolley Harry pire deThe Salt Lake City recreation Stake league will play according to the fol 6r’ Jensen Blackfoot Idaho declsloned lowing schedule during the current season will sponsor three eight November 17 — Forest Dale vs Haw Wisconsin Cheers Ted Hoxwood Salt Lake City (mid partment team the basketball under thorne Lincoln vs Nlbley Richards bye leagues Salt dleweights) Andy Davinl 24— Thanksgiving November of Joe Christensen December 1 — Richards vs Hawthorn Lake City drew with Darrell Pres- supervision Victorious Team Georgia Tech Coach of Joe Dale vs Lincoln Nlbley bye Christensen Forest cott Kamas (featherweights) December 8 — Richards vs Nlbley Haw' J to of enter any desiring Teaips Retracts Charges thorne vs Lincoln : Forest Dale bye MADISON Wis Nov 14 CD — these' three December 10— Forest Dale vs Nlbley league— Recreation vs Lincoln Hawthorne by One of the greatest ovations ever (INS)-Co- ach Richards 14 Em or Ga Nov ATLANTA the league Open league Mint Five Wins January 5 — Nlbley vs Hawthorne Forest Lincoln by tendered a University of Wisconsin contact W A Alexander of Georgia Dais vs Richards ployes’ league — should ' January 12 — Forest Dale vs Hawthorn football team was given Monday to The Mint basketball team defeat- Christensen at the city and county Tech Monday '“took back” the bit Lincoln vs Nlbley Richards bye Hawthorne the Badger eleven which Saturday 19 — Richards vs 54 to building ed Salt ter charges he hurled Saturday January ve Lincoln Nlbley bye defeated U'C L A at Los Angeles All games will be played on Mon- night that Alabama had execute! Forest Dale 26 20 in an exhibition game Monday Haw — Richards ve Nlbley January Forelt Dale bye Close to 5000 students and townsJack jArgentos was the outstanding days and Wednesdays in the West an illegal play in tying Georgi thorne va Lincoln v Nlbley February 2— Forest Dale ' 'minster college gymnasium Tech 14 to 14 people turned out for their return Richards vs Lincoln Hawthorne bye performer - dead-gam- ' 6-- (UP)-Of-fi- Tanforan Opens Meeting Today cials post-seas- pari-mutu- el 25-d- ay ' th Steadfast to Ideal It is to the conspicuous credit of Donald Budge that he withstood all argument and all allurement until he had completed what he deemed his mission in amateur tennis until he had fulfilled his own until he had fully purpose and brilliantly carried out his unwritten-pacwith amateur tennis His was a display of character not often revealed in the field of sport Beauhuld Victor NEW YORK Nov 14 (Ah— Billy ponald Budge has been a fine Beauhuld Jersey City lightweight example of the spirit of amateurism Monday outpointed Charley Gomer He has never caused a moment’s of Baltimore' in a fast and furious worry to officials captains teamd bout at St Nicholas pal- mates or spectators He has always ace Beauhuld weighed 138 pounds done his level best and the world Gomer 136 knows what that best has been In a single season Budge made a grand sweep of the four principal tennis championships of the world— American French Australian and British to say nothing of his invaluable service to the American Davis team CARRY OH He was rarely out of the best of form observed exemplary habits Sometimes it is necessary to lived a life of simplicity in surroundborrow money to carry' on ings where the simple life is not whether t home or in busialways easy His modesty served to ness An economical car loan endear him further to tennis lovers is quick and there is no red- - j and to the public In general tap Now Budge is to get $75000 for SEE I his first year in professional tennis We are glad to hear of his good fortune He needs the money since his family is rather poorly circumstanced and his father in extremely ill health We sincerely trust he £55 SQMA1N-VASI03- Q will prosper in the professional field eight-roun- Pappas Hurt In Utah Scrimmage One of Huskies on Idaho Line - : s: I ypngler4C ts) i |