| Show C 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUND'AY MORNING NOVEMBER 27 1938 Box Will Hold Twin Falls Parley - Favorites Come Through the upheavals surprises and shocks which marked the open ing of the first Big Seven football race the campaign has finished just about as expected Before the first whistle was blown on the 1938 campaign it was predicted with an air of certainty that Utah B Y UDenver and Colorado would make affair the title drive a four-teaThe prognostications were correct Utah has won the crown and B Y U Denver and C U tied for secDespite ond place Every team in the league was expected to lose at least one game in the race As it turned out every team in the circuit lost two or more except Utah which was twice tied So despite the early upsets the league worked out Just about as true to form as could possibly have been arranged The first year in the Big Seven has found the teams with their troubles The competition has been hot and the majority of games have been close but the attendance has been disappointing mainly on account of the poor weather conditions ' - (Continued From Page interesting Ely Ski Club To Get Lift ot pinch-hitter- B type of skiing can be found within easy distance of the lift The bare One of the toughest coaching slopes of Mt Baldy are less than two good quarter-mil- e away tasks of the year will be IKt Armlocated near the hills are which jumping of boys selecting strong's job will make the trip to Honolulu but lift and the main hill with 650 even tougher will be the job of vertical feet and over 2500 linear for dedtding who will have to stay feet will provide plenty of space home Ike promises to take every- practice r and for slalom and downPaul Snow hill racing one he possibly can Work is being rushed on the who broke his collar bone ln two on Ward mounplaces in the Idaho game will get White Pine ski area the trip if he is able to travel by tain seven miles southwest of Ely that time Paul will undoubtedly to complete the project for this winter’s skiing see to that Through the coope ration of White Ted Bank- Idaho university Pine county the W P A and the lf coach believes that the reason forest service a two and the south has gained such a repu- mile road has been built from the tation for razzledaxzle football is highway at Murray summit to the ‘ Additional work has since due to the fact that they have area better passers Ted ought to been done in clearing and leveling know because he used to coach a parking area and in finat Tulane Bank says that so ishing the road many fine passers are developed because of the Warm weather and Get long playing seasons Toughest Job - one-ha- 50-c- ar Texas Christians Cotton Bowl Bid The showing of the Ogden high school in the Utah State Football association title race this year is further proof that the city schools are the equal of any high school teams in the state and should be competing in the major circuit instead of in their Little Three loop Last year Ogden high could do no better than the East high for the Big Four honors Tired of competition in the 'much restricted league the Tigers went back into and with a tht team no stronger if as strong the Ogden school proved itself one of the four outstanding teama irf the league This is just another indication that the brand of ball in the city schools stacks up with the best in the state but the athletes don't have the chance to prove it state-competi- out-play- ed A bit of discussion at the chamber of commerce Saturday where this city’s entry into the Pioneer league is given some preliminary study Left to right Gus P Backman secretary of the chamber of commerce Eddie J Mulligan who will direct the club’s operations here and City Commissioner P H Goggin an ardent baseball fan and whose department is in charge of the Community park here where games are to be played Tips C C COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Nov 26 (AP — Low temperatures high altitude and the unfamiliar border of snow around the playing field seemed to act as a tonic to Occidental college’s Tigers from southern California as they won a thrilling 0 victory over the Colorado college Bengals Saturday The Oxy boys could do nothing wrong and C C was able to do little 31-- correctly the first intecsectional between the two teams In meeting The Pacific coast club could have won handily just by taking advantage of pass interceptions and the larceny of laterals CaliforGlen Groves nia backfield ace scored two touchdowns one the first time he got the ball midway in the first quarter Two of the invaders’ five touchdowns were made by Wieman and Carmona the centers Wieman stole one Colorado college pass and scampered home with it while Carmona ended up over the goal line after receiving a lateral following a successful forward pass Line-u- and summary p COLO COLL Armitrong Simpson Weston Scudder O Tralnor Boysen le It lg OCCIDENTAL c rg rt ! Gallacher Cittel Brown Hunt Patterson Carmona Thatcher 8mlth Cresse Goodhue qb Price Worl hb Chasson N Tralnor hb Huddleston Bugg icore by periods: Colorado college 0 0 0 0— 0 7 6 6 12—31 Occidental Occidental touchdowns Groces Scoring-2 Chasson Wieman Carmona Point after touchdown (placement) Huddleston Officials — Breshnahan referee Scott umpire MacDoug&ll head linesman Kraft field judge Wasatch Academy Sets Cage Duel MT PLEASANT— Wasatch academy basketeers will swing into ac tlon for their first preseason basketball game when they play American Fork on the academy floor Friday night Coach Brunger is completing negotiations for several other presea-so- encounters The basketball schedule for the Sanpete district will be drawn up at a meeting of officials in Gunnison December 10 Polo Player Dies two-yar- tion Bowling Standings UTAH COFFER CLt Deutou No 1 - Garage WalkerHiner No 7 No 8 H Won 19 ti -- LEAGUE i4 12 12 12 11 Arthur Store n Garfield Trading Lot 5 10 12 12 12 13 13 19 Pet 792 583 500 500 Arena Card Hunters ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — Health authorities in Sweetwater county are broadcasting warnings to rabbit hunters asking that every care be used in dressing rabbits to avoid infection with the tuleremia germ rabbit disease which has claimed scores of lives in Wyoming during the course of years The warning came after three Sweetwater county sportsmen had recovered sufficiently from the disAll ease to Return to their homes three caseof infection had developed after the opening of the rabbit Season on October 1 It is pointed out that disease is not only found in rabbits but also in afflicted deer sage hens coyotes and antelope No serum for its prevention has yet been discovered physicians here say The disease is not contracted through eating of the flash of afflicted animals but enters the blood stream through cuts or abrasions of the hands necessitating extreme caution in the handling of the meat while dressing the animal or preparing it for the table Some persons handle rabbits with rubber gloves so as to escape the disease -- CD-M- 500 458 458 208 Wrexham 1 Port Vaie2 Gainsborough Trinity 2 Gateshead 1 North Shields 1 Stockport County 4 Workington 1 Mansfield Town X Southend United 3 Corinthians 0 Folkstone 2 Colchester United 1 Swindon Town 6 Lowestoft Town 0 Walthamstow Avenue 4 Tunbridg Wells Rangers 1 Yeovil and Petters 2 Brighton 1 Chelmsford City 4 Kldderminsti Ipswich Town 7 Street 608 Season Abe Larson Bournemouth 2 Bristol City X 844 High series team week No 1 Reading 3 Newport County 3 2753 Wat fora 4 Northampton Town 1 Season No 1 2863 1 Individual high game week Ross Crystal Palace 1 Queen Park Hangers 15-- 6 1 Anthon Torquay United 3 Exeter City 232 1 1 Aldershot Season H Adams Guilford City 246 Season George Walker Bristol Rovers 4 Peterborough United 1 246 Cardiff City 1 PITTSBURGH Cheltenham Nov 26 UP) — High game team week No 1 977 No 3 1 Hayaa I Clapton Orient 1014 Duquesns dropped the curtain on Season Bromley 3 Apaley 1 a disappointing football season SatNov 28 (AP)— Reeulte of LONDON soccer game In the Brltieh tale Saturday urday by whipping favored Niagara follow: ENGLISH LEAGUE university 15 to 6 before some 2000 NEW YORK Nov 26 (UP)-En-- rico Flrat Dlvlulon chilled fans in slippery Forbes Venturi 141 of Italy scored Birmingham 2 Portamouth 0 10 field a decisive victory over Lew FeldBolton 'Wanderer 1 Ortmahy Town 1 Charlton Athletic 3 Sunderland 0 The contest was a hold-ovfrom man 133 New York in 'the eight-roun- d Chelsea 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Leeds United 1 Derby County 4 feature the Ridgewood Thanksgiving when snow burled the Leicester City 1 Brentford 1 fisUk Grove Saturday night Liverpool 1® Blackpool 0 Individual Anthon high arorre series week High Duquesne Wins Final GridEncDunter “ml Venturi Triumphs at s’ six-ya- rd Officials Warn Patton Tops ajor WASHINGTON Nov 26 CD— SAN DIEGO Cal Nov 26 Colin G Ross 75 interna- Gwyn R Tompkins 77 trainer for tionally known polo player and Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloan’s Brook-mead- e stable at Warrenton Va horseman died at his home in nearby Coronado Friday night of a heart died here Friday night from inattack juries suffered in a fall on the ice Walsall 4 Carlisle United 1 Scarborough 0 Southport 0 Oldham Athletic 2 Crewe Alexandra 2 Scunthorpe United 4 Lancaster City 2 Hull City 4 Rotherham United 1 Rimcorn-- 3 Wellington Town 0 Darlington 4 Stalybridge Celtic 0 LUBBOCK 494-yar- rd Manchester Town 1 Middlesbrough United 1 Huddersfield Arsenal 1 u Prestou North End 3 Aston Villa 2 Stoke City 0 Everton 0 1 Hill-toppe- rs 15-t- Sank his Saturday hoie-ln-on- ® ar Texas Nov 26 (CTS) Tech defeated Marquette university of Milwaukee 21 to 2 Saturday afternoon and remained among the few major unbeaten and untied teams in the nation The Red Raiders started early when Coldagelli of Marquetta fumbled a punt and Dud Atkins Tech quarterback recovered on the line Rankin hit center for one and a pass was incomplete but on third down Barnett sidestepped around left end to score Marek added the extra point Later in the first quarter Texas Tech had the ball on third down exactly in midfield from where Barnett lateralled to Elmer Tarbox right halfback' who eluded two tacklers and romped down the side lines for a touchdown Again Marek added the extra point Marquette scored on a safety in the second quarter when Ray Busier right tackle blocked Marek’s punt and then tackled the Tech fullback when he fell on the bail in the end zone Despite the fact that Jackie Burke Marquette was successful ipith and Ja'ck Rainwater will meet in a midfield plays but could not penebattle to decide the Utah trate in the danger zone The had a o 6 edge on first welterweight championship Pro- down and outgained the Matadors moter Joe WatermaiKxaya a pre- 276 yards to 206 liminary boy will steal the spotlight The lad is Jack Pat ton from Akron Ohio Patton in 55 professional fights has lost only one that to Bud Knox who was ranked ninth among the heavies by a national boxin'g and wrestling Forty-thre- e of Patton’s magazine victories were scored via the knockout route and 21 were coolers in the first round Matchmaker Tony Catalano says he’ll probably keep Patton around and use him against such heavyweights as Lea Robertson who is back in town The Akron leather-pushwill box Arcade (Windmill) Pearce is a special Other bouts will pit Joey Jarvis against Bennie Flake d in a rematch Benny Bass vs Pete Giacoma Spec Andrews against Rabbit Moriarlty and RiChie Mitchell vs Ernie Ross Burke and Rainwater put oh a thrilling battle in their last meeting in which the Ogden boy lost his Utah title but the northwestern puncher came off with the most scars and another good match is forecast by Catalano who says the two are ready to punch it out the full route HOUSTON Texas Nov 26 (UP)t-FreHartman guard who Inter- —Bullet Bill Patterson and canny cepted a lateral pass and galloped affair 30 yards in the second period playing made a Saturday as Baylor university Rice’s Ernie Lain just recovering marched over Rice Institute 21-- 6 from a leg injury tossed aerials desand clinched third place in the perately but he was no match for the Baylor quarterback Oils Cor-di- ll Southwest conference whose punts averaged 39 yards When the stage was set Baylor d needed only 21 plays to roll over couldnit cope with Billy’s three quick touchdowns against the kicks Owls — one on a Baylor’s Sam Boyd end and Budparade Two of the Baylor tallies came dy Taylor and Leonard Akin after Rice got bad breaks This was guards pushed the Rice linemen offset however when Rice scored around all afternoon on an Intercepted pass In the statistical department also Baylor’s first touchdown - was it was mostly Baylor The Bears made by Milton Berka fullback made 12 first downs to seven gained d line after the 122 to 72 yards rushing and com- from Rice’s assault in the first period pleted 12 of 28 passes for 184 yards Patterson tossed to Sam Boyd compared with Rice’s five out of 14 end for the next score in the third for 72 Score by periods period and duplicated to Malcolm 0 6 0 0—6 Lider over the goal in the closing Rice 7 0 7 7- -21 minutes of the gajne Robert Nel- Baylor son kicked the three extra ppints Scoring — Touchdowns: Merka Rice’s touchdown was scored by Hartman Boyd Lider one-sid- m Texas Tech Wins 21-- 2 Baylor Stvarms to 21 to 6 Triumph Over Rice Creiv Occidental British Football Results 20-- 7 out-foug-ht rd DALLAS Texas Nov 26 (UP) Texas Christian university was invited Saturday night to be host team at the Cotton Bowl football game here January 2 J Curtis Sanford director gen Nov LONDON 28 (AP)— Result off eral of the Cotton Bowl sent the match played in the firat round of the football cup competition Saturday official invitation to Howard Grubb English Chester 3 Bradford City 1 Doncaster Rovers 4 New Brighton 2 director of athletics at Texas Chris' Halifax Town 7 Rochdale 3 tian shortly after T C U won the Lincoln City 4 Barrow 1 Norden Welfare 1 Chorley 1 southwest conference title by deHarGespools United 2 Accrington Stanley 1 feating Southern Methodist univer- sity unexpected was the first Boston college suffered this season although it had been tied by Temple and St Anselm’s From start to finish Captain Bullet Bill Osmanski paced the Crusaders’ army of fleet through their Jesuit rivals powerful walk Ronnie Cahill tossed 19 passes eight of which were completed for a total of 85 yards The hitherto unbeaten Eagles were and during the greater part of the action but they managed" to get organized for a third period toilEhdown which was practically handed to them when the Crusaders drew two consecutive penalties Before the Crusaders lined up to open their thirty-sixt- h game against Boston college it became known that Holy Cross athletic officials felt confident Anderson would accontract which incept a long-tercluded a generous salary increase and give the University of Iowa a rejection early next week After the game prominent members of the Boston college alumni Sid Hemstreet athletic committee predicted that fourth Gil DOble whose three-yecontract expired with this game wotyld not be reengaged ball-carrie- rs is complete they will be able to lay block in all preceding negotiations and Ulrich have Montgomery been enthusiastic about the possibilities of the 'Twin Falls setup since the former's visit here last Sunday and are set to 'assist in iocsj park arrangements it has been indicated Halliwell announces that the directors hope to put through a schedule that will be satisfactory to The forfeit money all communities will be posted by each club at the session and the adopted for league operation Fourth Ace set-ba- out a definite agreement for the park which has been a stumbling game— Utah Proves Grid Strength 29-- play Finance Work Junior Chamber of Commerce President George Detweiler and Saturday night city council-officialmet with A- - J Montgomery and William Ulrich partners in the Spokane baseball club to work out 'an agreement fer financing lights and grandstands for the Twin Falls setup Holders of the local franchise the Jaycees as well as city officials believed that before Sunday’s session ELY1 Nev— Through the efforts of the local ski club materials have Best offensive display— Utah at been obtained for the construction cable-sle- d Wyoming of! a 2000-fotype ski Most consistent :team — Utah lift which is being built by the university W P A A log building to house Most erratio squad — Utah the engine is being constructed now Aggies Considerable blasting and clearing — Merrill Greatest linemen has been done to provide a suitable Waters of B Y U and Barney track for the sleds Tall brush and McGarry of Utah the larger rocks have been removed Outstanding back— Paul Snow to make the hill as safe as possible of Utah sanitation facilities have and Ira Winger been proper Best provided of the Aggies A suitable shelter house is planned Youngest team— Utah Aggies for construction next year When Most important kick — Seth this is finished White Pine county which deMaughan’s place-kic- k will have one of the best ski areas Y U game cided Aggies-in the intermountain country Any fee’s BOSTON Nov 26 (AP)— The powerful Holy Goss Crusaders apparently inspired by the wavering attitude of Coach Eddie Anderson toward his lucrative Iowa bid Saturday arose in their might and smote the Boston college Eagles for a 7 victory before 35000 chilled football fanf That decisive far from Called together by Jack Halliwell of Pocatello representatives from Ogden Salt Lake City Pocatello Boise Lewiston and Twin Falls will meet in the chamber of commerce rooms to work out details of actual at Logan o I ' season lop-sid- Most A0 y by-la- Here are some of the “bests” of the first Big Seven campaign t Biggest upet— Aggies’ win over B Y U Best punter— Paul Snow of H session Sunday Franchise holders and big league representawill to tives draft the comattempt plete schedule of games-- for next all-da- There is no dispute however about the Big Seven being a sue cess The smaller circuit has tightened competition and done away with the possibility of a school crowding weak teams on its slate to win the title on a percent All teams must meet age basis every other rival in the league As a result there are no breathers and contests Open May t the high scoring Maybe this have been eliminated The new league Is scheduled to is one of the explanations for the begin play next May 2 Seven seeming trend of the Big footAlready signifying their intention schools toward more defensive to come from outside the city for ball and the slump in the scoring the meeting are Halliwell Homer totals Martin and Ernie Stites of PocatelThe Big Seven defensive trend lo Bill Walsingham Jr vice preshas left the season without many ident of the St Louis Cardinals St thrills which are usually presented Louis Loyd Harris Lewiston A1 during an offensive and high scor- Warden Ogden Mickey Shaker ing year The main highlights pro- Cincinnati Reds Hadyn Walker vided have come from upsets and Boise and A J (Monty) Montgomwhen you speak of upsets that and William Ulrich Spokane means just one team — the Utah eryMontgomery was business manThe Farmers finishing Aggies ager of the Spokane team last year fifth in the standing tripped Colo- and e recfigured in a new rebe rado and B Y U in long to in the Inland attendance for ord membered games which had much city 201000 paid admisto do in giving the first Big Seven Empire sions crown to the Indians Aggles-Coiorad- Losers Suffer First Setback Of ’38 Gridiron Campaign 35000 Chilled Fans See Game League Leaders By Jimmy Hodgson Utah Holy Cross Crusaders Ride To 29 to 7 Victory Over Eagles of Boston College Pioneer Loop Plans Press Neto League a Success They Plot Salt Lake City’s Part in Baseball Project S L Pushes From the ‘ Sid Hemstreet Sinks Drive Lobos Receive Bowl Bid Sid Hemstreet one of Salt Lake’s sank the fourth golfers better of his career and the hole-in-o- EL PASO Texas' Nov 26 CD — The University of New Mexico coholders of the border conference football championship were formally invited Saturday to represent the conference in the Sun Bowl football game here January 2 Dr Bob Homan chairman of the bowl committee said an opponent for the Lobos had not been selected Favored teams were understood to include unbeaten Western Reserve university of Cleveland New Mexico was selected on a poll of members of the border conference to decide between the Lo’bos and the New Mexico State Aggies beaten by the university but of the loop title on percentage points In Albuquerque Dean S P Nan-ninchairman of the university athletic council said the bid would not be considered until Monday but voiced informally the belief New Mexico Would accept The Lobos winning eight of their 10 games this season have shaped up as one of' the strongest teams in the deep southwest this season Only Texas Tech defeated them decisively second this month Saturday when he plucked in a No 5 Iron shot off the tee on the lake hole at Nibley park It was just twenty days ago that Sid got an ace on the No 6 hole at Forest Dale and on August 28 he sank his tee shot on the eighth hole at Forest Dale with a putter The other ace was made in 1936 at San Diego The miracle shot was produced Saturday afternoon with N O Thompson C O Hawxhurst Paul Foster Howard Cromar and Jack Bramwell as witnesses The hole is 185 yards long Nearly 50 golfers were on hand for the play Saturday Hawxhurst and Jack Lochhead had the best cards of the day Hawxhurst shot 8 and Lochhead had 200-ya- late-seas- 36-3- —74 ' The course will be open for play Sunday Professional Tom McHugh plans to stage a blind bogey IOWA CITY CD — One thousand football players from more than 50 high schools in Iowa were guests ofthe University of Iowa athletic board at the Nebraska-Iow- a game iRnamcnoiiai iinuai© m 0030 m (I!V C03H ffiraio er four-roun- BAC Quintet Opens Practice CEDAR CITY— Coach Howard B (Tuff) Linford of Branch Agricultural college turned his attention to basketball this week after complet Notts Forest 3 Manchester City 4 ing his football schedule with only 1 0 Bury Plymouth Argyle Sheffield United 3 Westham United 1 one loss during the season While only 15 boys have turned Southampton 4 Swansea Town 1 Tottenham Hotspurs 2 Chesterfield 2 Albion 2 West Bromwich Blackburn out for active practice so far Coach Rovers 0 Linford said the intramural hoop Third Divisions Northern Section tournament now under way would 1 York Barnsley City 0 end In two weeks and that he would LEAGUE 8COTTIKH First Division picking his squad until then delay Amhroath 0 Celtic 2 B’A C’s first basketball game Clyde 4 Hamllt(hiAcademlcals 3 Falkirk 3 Ayr United 1 this season will be with Weber colHibernians 6 St Mirren 1 lege of Ogden on January 20 and 2: Kilmarnock 4 Albion Rovers 2 Motherwell 5 Third Lanark at Cedar City The tentative InPartick Thistle i fit 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