Show - - "' I - ii 1 THE SALT LAKE' TRIBUNE ' 1 MONDAY MORNING Clubs SiltPismiéOr:':teagu J C D Sees It By J BOB AVM 70 611k COSON ' lk CLASS A I GEID TITLE 6)E-TN- ll E Te7 STATE 111-A- Cala' 6RO6REAT-NO- W OF THE DELTA I 044 RA8817f PROOD POSSESfORS RVIBALL TIIE CLASS 8 808 SEEMS '10 1 -- TACTICS IlEDV APIZ JVAIMERNAYS- - Vigin V 0 51Y1 GORE PEW motBALL Plea 141111111' S &off -- ' :'1:) !:i!':::::c":::: By BOB WERNER ''"A-41-Ncokki- ::' TWIN FALLS Idaho—Money talked not in a subdued whisper but emphatically here Sunday as baseball club operators laid 86000 on the line to insure the formation of the Pioneer Baseball league A working agreement between Twin Falls and Spokane interests to assure the furnishing of a lighted baseball park in Twin Falls was effected timmediately prior to the general session of the league operators to remove the biggest hurdle in the final league organization ' I — I'- ''i'''ii-:-'-:'':- Jack JIalliwell of Pocatello' Pioneer league president was instructed by the session to formulate 'a formal announcement of the league's definite establishment to clear up s tangled sites thin legarding participation of several pf the franchise holders President of Jack Halliwell Pioneer League the result of a spectacular pass an able reception arid a °neat carry over the goal line It was an unusually clean-cbit of strategy and it appealed all the more to the spectators because its execution was plainly visible to all and was in no way obscured by a massing of players ut Briefs on Sports National and Local BOSTON Nov 27 (UP)—Eddiee Anderson resigned Sunday night as head coach of the Holy Cross college football team after serving the Worcester Jesuit college for six remarkably successful years Brofessional Tom re- McHugh at Nib ports a Corrigan Icy park Jack Richards shot off the No 8 tee- - Sunday and sank his ball in the cup on No 7 green That's an ace but it doesn't count More than 130 rounds of golf Were played at the Nibley course Sunday A blind bogey was staged with Jack Lochhead J 'Conners Jack Bramwell and Jack Richards winning the prizes hole-in-o- LOS ANGELES Nov 27 (R)-- -- Balloting to determine the west coast representative in the New Year's Rose bowl game at Pasadena will be the order of business for coast conference moguls here Monday Southern California Is an odds-o- n favorite to be named but some quarters believe the Bears of California will be the selection Burke Meet's Rainwater thanks Patrick Pacific and former part handed Stanford athlete a patient In Headliner defeat and St Francis night NEW YORK Nov 27 UP)—Wash- to some ington's Redskins spectacular flinging on the the Pitts- of Sammy Baugh burgh Pirates a 15 to 0 the Detroit Lions rang up a 14-- 7 victory over the Chicago Bears in National league pro football games SAN FRANCISCO Nov 27 (UP) —Jack Coast conference football official was In hospital Sunday suffering from a bruised jaw Witnesses said Patrick sought to Jackie Burke Ogden puncher act as peacemaker in an argument will seek to regain his Utah welterSunday arising during a Stanford football Monday when championship weight squad celebration of its victory over he meets Jack Rainwater in the Utah duck hunters 'will bid fare- - Dartmouth well to the 1938 campaign Monday headliner at McCullough's AGUA CALIENTE Mexico Nov The season will officially come to arena 27 (UP)—Brass Bottle romped home its conclusion at 4 p m Hundreds of hunters are expect- - ahead of the field to win the $800 Rainwater has an uncanny way an opponent by ed to take one last trip into good Los Angeles handicap mile and of unbalancing holiday card at Agua keeping his left constantly in his shooting grounds to top off a ban- Caliente Sunday ner season foeman's face and bobbing up and of the Intermountain down until he can break through Meeting OAKLANti Cal Nov 27 (UP)— Athletic union scheduled at Ogden with his right Dick Ince Hollywood stunt star December I has been indefinitely Burke can take it and he bores was killed Sunday in a crash in The next will postponed the Pacific coast motor- be subject to the call meeting of President right in no matter how tough the race won by Gus P Backman of Salt Lake City cycle championship going He figures he has a defense Sam Arena 26 Watsonville in two hours 22 minutes and 38 seconds BOWIE Md Nov 27 (ID—Joseph worked 'out for Rainwater's right Ince thrown into the wall in a B Boyle manager of the Bowie and a good offense planned to get tangle on the sixtieth race track said Sunday there would through the Oregonian's defense: lap suffered chest injuries from be no more racing at the plant until Rainwater insists he beat Jackie which he died several hours later in Wednesday because of the frozen time squarely and says he's last condition of the turf' Fairmont hospital 4 going to keep his batting average over the Ogden puncher at 1000 by retaining his state welterweight title Monday MOTHERS' CLUB MOOSE CLUB Vieing with the feature bout for Won Lost 1' Won Lost Pct E E E 28 2 93 933 the limelight will be a Legion 21 39 East 9 700 89 event between Jack Patton 1 63 14 64 South 483 special 54fi West 14 64 467 of Akron Ohio and Arcade (Wind16 12 ' 18 58 400 79 Legionettem Pearce Patton comes with A 12 18 400 mill) 53 75 North R 9 49 20 310 a string of 54 victories in 55 fights 79 Dictator 9 21 52 300 He has lost 76 Auxiliary only once in his entire 44 0 80 HARDWARE LEAGUE 47 77 career dropping the nod to 8 Won Lost Pct ring Strevell Green 4 909 Bub Knox who is rated ninth in 40 Z C M L LADIES 31 9 775 national Galigher heavyweight listings PatWon Lost Con Wagon 682 14 30 Wild Cherry 25 5 &revel! Blue "white 4 16 12 571 ton is one of the many Gold 20 10 N O Nelson 19 568 25 to take the heavyGreen 17 13 Industrial Supply 27 5 15u hopes" seeking White 16 11 8 L Hardware crown from 5 31 139 weight championship Silver 16 14 Z C M I 6 38 136 Joe Louis 17 13 Purple Blue BIRRELL BOTTLING CO 12 18 In the main preliminary Joe JarWon Lost 10 Pct 20 Orange Red 9 19 9 792 vis will meet Binnie Flake colored 18 Calitruit Black 18 6 9 750 boxer from West high school They 21 Rings' Court Hire's Root Beer 18 6 4 250 Pete "7 UP" 5 19 208 are 'down for four rounds NORTH SIDE Won Lost Pet Giacoma is down for a ZCMI 12 36 750 Burbidge Coal Won Lost Pct Moose Club with Benny Bass Rabbit Mori30 18 825 Appliance s 41 3 931 Kendall Oil 29 19 604 Maintenance 11 33 750 arity will return to local listic wars Motor Equipment 28 20 583 Sales Audit 31 13 d 705 in a bout with Spec Emerson Radio 27 21 563 Retail Shoes 29 15 659 Peter Pan 23 25 521 Wills Piece Goods and Richie Mitchell will 26 14 650 Andrews 21 27 438 Display Hotpoint 22 18 550 meet Eddie Ross in the opener 14 34 292 Office Quality Press 24 20 545 th 200-mi- le three-machi- Complete Standings in Local Pin Clicuits UTAH Pep 88 OIL Won 13 Lost 3 6 7 10 Btanolind Supervision Vico 9 9 Quaker State 7 7 6 3 Salem Utah Fuel- Atlas Tires Service 813 625 563 563 563 438 438 438 375 188 7 9 9 9 9s- Accessories Pet 10 13 RITZ LADIES Won 24 22 20 18 11 9 6 Ritz Rube Jolley Sugar Bowl Keller Optical El Dorado Coffee Pinney Beverage Britten Fur Wolfe's Dept Store SALT 3 Pet 4 857 786 714 643 393 321 214 107 6 8 10 17 19 22 23 LAKE HARDWARE Won Lost 24 21 20 Remington R C A Lost Moore ogg 625 500 406 406 375 281 12 16 19 19 16 Norge Gould Certainteed Ring Free Diamond Pct 13 13 12 9 20 23 PRODUCE Won Lost 24 12 ' 23 13 22 14 17 19 16 20 14 21 14 22 11 25 Triway Produce Associated Dietrib E O Muir Co Pee Fruit & Prod Co 2 Price Brooks Co No 1 Pac Fruit & Pro No 1 P Hessey Price Brooks Co No 2 FEDERAL Payne' Jewelry Paul Cleaning Anderson Plumbing atructural 8 & Capital Furniture Peerless titan l Won 14 10 10 5 2 Won 9 eeeeeeee Cheyenne 2 8 6 9 11 - ' Blom( rChippewn Apache 11 1 7 6 7 7 7 6 7 3 - 25 Lost 13 13 19 22 22- Won 31 Cm A A A Tent & AWning Ilenaser's Bus Coll 31 John ney's Cafe Cons Confections Western Opts Red Crown Collins Clothing Xen Garff Utah Woolen Mills 22 21 20 18 12 21 24 24 26 26 32 Ski Movies experts helps FREE at the as)h WINTER SPORTS SHOW NOV 28 29 30 Tribune-Telegra- 43 Cie Hamburger Dee's Hamburger Poultry City Service The 51 Inn Utah Stucco Golden Gate Quality Press 17 18 18 19 19 19 24 29 Temple 'ut Won 31 30 30 29 29 29 24 19 18 Alleys 1 Utaltaboto Intermtn 26 28 25 Theaters Monroe & Casell Barnett & Weise Ostler Candy Fisher Brewing 21 17 12 DESERET NEWS to" "P 00000 0000 BITE Skid's Hat Shop Morris &hits Ritz No 1 Bowers Furniture Boisum Bakery Michel's Roofing Had lely's Transfer Sugar Bowl Palace Laundry Utah Oil Standard Garage Jr Chamber of Corn Brothers Morley Jolley Paint Arden Dairy I A C I Won 30 29 29 28 28 i3 23 22 20 18 16 15 12 12 12 10 10 LEAGUE Won m Salt Lake Tribune Telegram Auditorium 25 Yellow Gold Blue Pink Green Sliver 063 Receiving 23 23 19 16 15 4 Lost ' Temple Mecca Shrine Sphinx °Sala Won 4 3 2 2 J 15 9 6 30 47 Log 19 22 21 25 26 26 27 27 27 40 16 13 13 Norge Gould Loot Certainteed 7 Won 25 22 22 19 9 Ring Free 10 Diamond 9 'Lost 10 11 11 12 14 13 17 17 18 20 20 22 25 23 16 18 30 30 361 SHRIME 316 300 250 Potentate 250 Shrine El ROOF 10 9 8 7 7 575 Patrol 575 Divan s475 400 366 5 DOUBLES l Baker-Butt- s Pot 1 1 Dotty-Barne- y 000 000 Hallmark-Bradle500 C Fehr-s 500 250 BertBockholt e e Lost 4 6 7 8 0 9 10 11 CLASSIC Won Loat 5 15 4 12 ' 12 12 14 10 14 10 12 8 19 a" 523 500 364 341 225 150 093 Pct 875 750 650 600 NEW YORK Nov 27 ill'l--champion and a former titleholder headline this weeltii national boxing program So Ily Kreiger N B A's Middleweight king makes his 'first start since winning the title from Al HosI tak about a month ago in a clash The Carbon team won' its way with Billy Conn of Pittsburgh They to the top through a campaign be- are scheduled overthe-for a set with many difficulties These affair at Pittsburgh difficulties consisted largely in lack Monday night 'The fight originally of suitable competition In many scheduled for last Friday was postcases the team was either combecause of bad weather poned pelled to traverse long distances Lou Ambers former ruler of the to play on remote fields or to bring who has been encounother teams over similar distances tering minor opposition in his to play in I:)rice Nevertheless the comeback to 'lightweight heights Carbon boys perfected themselves collides with Tommy Cross of Philain the sport to such good purpole delphia in a at Philathat they presented a team of great delphia also Monday night skill and capacity in the final game In the first of two elimination The class B championship was bouts to determine a successor to won team representing Delta John Henry Lewis two veterans In the deciding game the Deltans Tiger Jack Fox of Spokane Wash defeated the team representing and Al Gainer of New Haven Conn Springville by a score of 20 to O are booked for a at the That class B final was played in New York coliseum Tuesday night the Brigham Young university This is the second meeting of the stadium at Provo and was featured pair the New Haven contender by many brilliant plays and parhis rival at Pittsburgh a ticularly by a highly commendable year ago on of of alertness the part display The program: Delta MONDAY Kreiger New York The victpry of the Delta team is At Pittsburgh-8°- 11y especially noteworthy in our opinPhiladelphia—Lou Amber' Herkimer ion since it supplies abundant evi- N At Y vs Tommy Cron Philadelphia dence that the sport of football can 10 Celebron Rockford be brought to a high point of per- M Al vaChicago—Billy Paulie Walker Trenton N J fection in any community small as middleweights 10 N At Newark J—No No Quevas Puerto well as large by a proper approach Rico vit Bobby Ruffin Bridgeport Conn weight by-th- intelligent direction the inculcation of cooperatlive spirit on the part of players student body and patrons of the school as well as the public residing in the place where the school is situated Good Coach Essential of Competent coachimt course is a prime essential Not all persons who essay the task of developing high school material into superior football players meet with success In this effort It seems tb require a peculiar gift to win the confidence of youngsters with the consequent building of loyalty to mold a good high school team 400 400 400 400 12 Bennie Piazza New York va Frank! Conn Tony Novello EngleLyndhurst N J wood N J veFrankie Bove Newark all featherweights 8 At Green Bay Wis—Phil Zwick Kaukauna Wis vs Armando Sicilia Peoria III featherweights 10 TUESDAY At New York—Tiger Jack Fox Spokane Wash vs Al Gainer New Haven Conn 15 Joey Fontana vs light heavyweights Al Reid both New York featherweights S At Detroit—Ted Keating Toronto vs Dave Clark Detroit heavyweights 10 At Loa Angeles—Jackie Wilson Cincin- Al Spina nail Portland Ore light- 10 San Diego Ray Vargas vs Zorrita Los Angeles welter- 10 At Texas—Wild Bill McDowell vs Irish Eddie McGeever Scran- ton P welterweights 10 Sammy MURCO vs Wishy Jones Louisville Omaha lightweights 10 j WEDNESDAY' At Miami—Chlon Alvarez Tampa vs Johnny Dean- - Indianapolis lightweights 10 McDonald At Chicago—Sandy Dallas Texas vs Tony Must Chicago heavyweights 10 Al Oakland—Little Dado Philippines vs Small Montana Philippines flyweights 10 THURsDA Y At Tacoma Wash—Tommy Lynch Deer Tacoma Lodge Mont vs Jock McComber 10 heavyweights This morning we extend our sin- lightAt Atlantic City N Jessurun New York vs John Henry Johnson Philacere congratulations to Preston deiphia 10 middleweights Yarosz N Al Rochester and Carbon's coach Y—Teddy Summerhays Seahaiiks Win vs Syracuse Ralph Dejohn to Jay Tolman Delta's coach They Pittsburgh N Y 10 middleweights Nov 27 (UP)—The did a fine job of their assignment SEATTLE FRIDAY Belloise New York Hollyivood—Mike Seattle Seahawks won a 2 victory Similarly we felicitate the Carbon VIIAtEmilio over the Vancouver Lions in a Pa- andDelta boys who labored so un- weights 10 Mama Los Angelesa featherCleveSimms At ?sucoast ice cific Indianapolis—Eddie hockey league game remittingly for their merited vs land Ezra before an estimated 1800 spectators ccess heavyweights 4 575 525 475 450 A They'll Do It Every Time di 325 ' ZEEPERÄ! BEST 200 Pet 750 A FEW DIN$ LATER' -114sYLL DO IT rverri - ZiGSMMM rris OF COUTZSE ( DIFFERENT 1NA1 OLD HAI OP 0i4P--S WAS RIACN FOR-rH- E GAIZBAGE CAP4(AN'l -1A15-- r t) 500 406 406 Indiapapolis by Jimin)'r Hallo HAT 656 625 Thompeon 10 80W ONE! AND -- 11 Pet 88d 122 611 528 500 472 472 472 306 306 688 682 542 twol::: 750 625 562 rlY1 400 208 kwz r e -- I 313 600 417 417 made-to-ord- er !:'jclNTIFIC:AARVE 0 -' point The title—to be sure-Ldetermined that the Fighting Irish were 'I the champions of the Utah state prison Explaining the lack of goal 11 posts a guard said: "EvItry time an poiryt was made by kicking it sA extra over the east goal post the ball sailed out of the prison yard—and every man on the competing teams always wanted to go after it" ICE A F “Af1 62 L21' z3 - - -- 7c- e: A 0 riDE Dimwit now smoking platoon with "Th Shot Pipe thot Plover Altos" All Styles Imported &lot DOOKLIT WRITS POI A MI it V:2t VI 4141I dt- r but the Fighting Irish rammed across a man after one of their to tally their extra touchdowns r Pct A00 A "Under the plan a portion of the old Boise municipal airport will be used for the site since it is a location only a few blocks front the heart of the city" Harlan declared Lloyd Harris Lewiston club owner was first to post his POGO check and gave the "go ahead" signal for other franchise hollers to make the final setting up of the league complete Harris has given major impetus to the organization of the league for more than a year and was accorded much credit for his tireless efforts in the completion of the task Bill Walsingham representing the St Louis Cardinals-anmore directly the Sacramento club offered assurances that the Pocatello situation is cleared to assure their participation and Mickey Shader representing Warren C Giles general manager of the Cincinnati Reds gave a similar pledge for Ogden -- over-afte- :318 tr I pionship nevertheless No goal posts were available to boot the ball touchdowns Pet Prt 750 750 ek With a crowd of 250 fans urging them on the Fighting kish and the Bolos played a game behind locked gates and minus goal posts Sunday No outsiders had access to the game but it determined a cham- 611 438 375 Each will submit complete schedules both on arrangements for y and six-da- y consecutive stands for each team to the president by January 15 Subsequently but 'prior to March 15 di rectors again will meet to coordinate and revise the suggestions into a finished schedule Under the constitution a playing season will be drawn up with each team playing 60 games at home and 60 away Changes in the completed schedule may be made by mutual agreement and permission of the president was instructed to forward $900 of each club's $1000 bond—to the National Professional League association to allow ample latitude in salary provisions for players Under the association rules members must post guarantees amounting to half of one month's salary limit James B Robertson former junior chamber of commerce president at Twin Falls resigned as director from this city and William Ulrich of Spokane who purchased the Twin Falls franchise was named ss director in his stead Eddie Mulligan was named director for the Salt Like City club' with the San Francisco Seals but a corMulligan has a tie-u- p poration is to be formed with Eddie as a major stock owner Tentative schedule plans call for play to start about May 2 with "sister" towns matched against each other to stimulate existing rivalries Opening schedule would pit Salt Lake City against Ogden Pocatello against Twin Falls and Boise against Lewiston Complete Franchise Arrangements The Twin Falls franchise arrangements were completed by joint action of the city council local backers and the junior chamber of commerce with A J Montgomery and Ulrich who have operated the Spokane club in the Western International league and who will lease the field provided here W P A labor will also be utilized in the plan with the junior chamber deeding the ball park site to the city I Melvin Smith a Boise league backer and Ned Harlan Boise chamber of commerce secretary emphasized that a delay in the Boise field financing had been occasioned by the earlier threatened withdrawal of Twin Falls and each assured the directors' that a beautifully set up ball park is a certainty for Walker's franchise three-da- Eleven Wins OFF FOP10U! 611 500 438 Directors of the league spent several hours in revising minor of the organization and flaws in the constitution and by-laauthorized the appointment of a committee to submit Schedules to the president for actual playing dates Named by Halliwell on this group were Hayden Walker holder of the Boise franchise Al Warden of Ogden A J Montgomery for Twin Falls and Eddie J Mulligan operator of the Salt Lake City franchise Fighting Irish 1140 GRIN OFF VW FACE CIR DU STAKE SUM 375 281 The anDouncement read: "The Pioneer league has definitely been formed It consists of Boise Pocatello Twin Falls Salt Lake City Ogden and Lewiston All forfeit money has been guaranteed from the sponsors "We've been months working on the organization of this new professional baseball league A lot of obstacles have been overcome and the eague will now open in late april or early May 1939 Expects League to Be Successful "Since every club in the loop is well financed we feel that the league will be successful from the start Major league and experienced baseball representatives have assisted us in organizing this circuit on a sound basis "We appreciate the cooperation of the St Louis Cardinals the Cincinnati Reds and the Boston Red Sox for their valuable aid by sending Bill Walsingham Jr Mickey Shader and Earl Sheely to the organization meetings "We have appointed a schedule committee to draw up two schedules—one on a three-da- y stand and one on a weekly stand These will be submitted to the president and he in turn will send copies of each schedule to every director of the league for study and one of these will be adopted at a league meeting to be held prior to March 15 1939" - - oar Ns rAKE 011 Won 12 Fez Pct Band 625 Hot Sands Lost Lost 0 0 2 2 3 16 19 19 20 23 13 ETAK POWER & LIGHT CO 15 Won Lost 16 Condensers 4 32 19 Low Tension 10 26 21 Rheastat 22 14 23 Transformer 22 14 26 Generator 22 14 19 17 Arresters 18 IS Amperes Pct Turbines 17 19 750 Dynamos 17 19 725 Insulators 17 19 725 Exciters 11 25 700 Kilowatts 25 11 650 MAJOR LEAGEM :g56 Won Lost 575 L 33 15 575 IC D 14 30 550 Fort Douglas 22 28 500 Standard Optical 474 rcitTez Beverage 450 14 30 375 Western Optical 16 13 11 9 6 15 17 17 21 24 26 21 20 28 29 31 34 37 604 Meng Furnishings 3 604 604 LADIES' CITY LEAGUE 604 Wou Lost 500 Capri 35 5 396 Dupler's Fur 30 10 375 Barnett k Weiss 26 14 021 Royal Crown Cola 24 16 ' Columbia Steel 23 17 Beth Ann Baker! 21 19 21 Pct 51 Inn 19 22 18 635 Temple Alleys Vetters 24 16 24 16 Bootery 16 24 577 Ramp Gaiage 24 16 563 Brown Floral 27 13 519 Joday Beauty Salon 8 500 fiugarbouse 32 500 SALT LAKE HARDWARE 481 Won Log 438 24 8 388 Remington 21 11 231 R C A Moore 20 ' 12 Raamussen-Ear- 'SHRINE LADIES 23 20 16 Zion's Wh Gro Meats Shoe Clinic 648 Foods 625 WhIs Hardware 1T B-- Opening 7:30 each eveFree tickets ning now available front si414 counteroffice Fashion Cleaners 3 2 CAPITAL No 5 No 8 Pet No 10 705 No 3 705 No 4 56S No 9 523 No 500 No 2 455 No 1 455 No 6 419 419 275 See Thrilling the colorful rgee show! Get ski four-roun- 825 INDUSTRIAL 438 Won 313 Holland Furnace 33 125 Pembroke's 30 El Dorado Coffee 30 30 Romney Dairy Last Al' 27 Barbecue 3 Hubbard Denn 27 5 SALT LAKE — Knight Coal 875 Royal Anderson Jewelry 625 8 IMO Hibbs Pet 5 8 5 5 5 Iroquois Vavajo Ines Blackfoot Arapahoe Pa 667 639 611 472 444 417 389 306 Lost 14 CHIEFTAINS Pct four-round- er -: Loop Directors Authorize Committee I To Draw Up Two Schedules 1 ' Play Would Get Under Way May 2 Kreiger Wets Conn in Feature Scrap The Decidtag Play The score was 6 to 0 for the Carbon county boys The six points spelling victory and the only ones recorded were LEARNED Te)A1AVE --- - What many interested persons competent to express expert views on the subject cal1 the most successful football season in the history of Utah's high 'schools has had a brilliant ending Champions have been determined in both the classes into which the Utah High School Athletic association divicles the institutions which engage in' the sport These classes—A and B— are fixed on a basis" of student enrollment In class A the teams representing Carbon county high won the In the final and dechampionship ciding engagemént Carbon defeated thp Jordan high team The game played in the University of Utah stadium was pronounced by spectators to have been a sterli g exhibition of football and auk in e which the contesting teami evenly matched In fact the NI ity of the adversaries was both on the whole and in detail a conspicupus feature of the gams Nt Spokane and T F Interestg Complete Negotiations - C Derks —T SCORING WINNING TOIICIIDOWN II 'Wilds at Twin Falls Dost by Thorpe Aè Last Week's Heroes of Utah Gridirons NOVEMBER 28 1938 I CONTININTAI - it"t141-444IRIAN PM CO OK ri 1110011Y11 1 N T |