Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING Quintet Turns in Victory Over Montana Slate B Y U Scribbled From the Sidelines Snow College Hoopsters Average 6 Ft 3 In Redskins Will Play Gonzaga T (might Aggies Drill for Montana U Series ’ jBy MARLOWE BRANAGAN AMERICAN FORK— Building tn From then until five minutes from the end of the tilt the B Y U i 1 j 1 ( j ll ‘ I - 1- RA£H team managed to hold a precarious lead The Bobcats took the lead momentarily and with only 90 seconds Vlr remaining the count was ll Richins guard and Ralph Crowton forwkrd looped the Cougars’ victory margjn with a goal apiece Crowton went out on personala a second beforf the final gum Wie mer B Y U center also went the same route midway of the first period B Y U made four of 10 gift tosses Montana State made 10 out of 21 B Y MONT STATE (48) (BO) Fg FtX Pfl Fg Ft Pf 4i Little t 3 3 12 7 1 3 Feldman f Allen t 4 2 1 4( Wlemer c 0 e 2 5 4 0 Brickley Richins ff 4 0 2' Corner ( 21 Stark Christensen 0 0 3 g 12 Gunnel c 3 0 2Bodley g 3 10 Brink t 1 Scbarmota e 0 0 0 10 Deavltt t Cannon g 23 4 19) 18 10 8 Totals Totals Scor at hall time— B Y U 27 Montana State 21 frree UifoWi taiised-3fowton Allen Wie' mer 2 Richins Brink Feldman Brickley U Crowton I 192 3 Bodley 6 Coener Officials— Henry Flake Pacific U ref eree: Robert Westfall Minnesota Normal umpire Tinsley Ties With Hutson By JIMMY HODGSON The University of Utah’s barnstorming basketeers will play the third game on their tour Thursday night when they face the Gonzaga university quint at Spokane The game originally scheduled for Friday has been moved up one night Ths busy Cougar will play thelrf fourth gams In as many nights when they again tangle with the Montana State Bobcats at Bozeman and the Utah Aggies will finish their prep arations for the Montand univer sity invasion which is slated for Friday and Saturday nights Coach Vadal Peterson has been running the Utes through daily workouts in Spokane since the team arrived— therr- Monday — and thefThree -- years— ago— a g' youngster with a pair of Percheron legs milled around on the practice court with a swarm of basketball candidates at Texas Tech Coach Pete Cawthorn didn’t pay much attention until the noticed the way the lad handled himself Then Cdach Cawthorn’s glance dropped to the boy’s legs Coach Caw- thorn was thinking months ahead when he called the boy aside "Ever play football son?" he queried Hoop Player 'No sir but I played basketball at Higgins high and I sure hope I make your team” drawled Cawthorn "W e 1 1” r ( Late basket Ralph Crowton help Cougar cagers Billiard Five Victor 42-37 Patar Pan Billiards Young Muliett-Kell- "you’re' going to play some football —and for me" Thus started three years ago the grid career of Elmer (The Great) Tarbox fireball of Texas Tech’s undefeated untied Red Sign Co Mint Cgfe i a Tooele Merchants Clark Jnsuranca Peter Pan Billiards won an up' hill game from Bennett Glass and Paint 42 to 37 after trailing most of the way Joe Summerhays played a great defensive game for the winners and also counted 12 points Dan S Gardner broke into the win column with a surprise 35 to 27 victory over the Mint Cafe Hyde Heqth and Pete Larson played splendid ball for the winners on the guard line and bottled up the Mint offense Tooele City won by default over Clark Insurance 2 to 0 The Young Sign company and Mullett-Kell- y company game was postponed The scores: MINT CAFE DAN B GARDINER G T FJ OTF P NEW YORK Dec 21 Tinsley of the Chicago Cardinals and Don Hutson Green Bay Packer star shared honors among tha National Professional Football league’s pass receivers according to final statistics for the 1938 seaThese Snow college basketball players 'average 6 feet 3 inches Left to right: Alton Peterson son released Wednesday 6 feet 2 inches guard Elwin Mikkelsen ( feet 1 Inch guard Rue Hickman 6 feet 3 inches Tinsley caught 41 ( passes to tie forward and Stanley Nielsen 6 feet 4 inches the league mark set by Hutson In —— — 1937 while the Packer wingman’s 548 yards gained on aerials nine OiBrand rl 2 4 4 8 touchdowns and 54 points were tops Findlay Ifrt OOO 3 2 2 8 Ball If 1113 for the season in those departments Player Lupold c 3102 00 2 Huffman c 1 1 0 2 6 Trauffer rg 3 0 0 6 of play Tinsley also broke a league Rynerson rg 2 2 0 4 Ig 0 2 0 0 Laraon Ig record when he oaught a pass from Argentoa Tuttle rf 3 10 6 Walker 0 0 2 5 0 0 10 Dougal Russell and carried U for a M'Cryatal e 2 3 1 8 Heath rf total gain of 98 yards' bettering Totals 1210 3 27 Totals IS 8 5 35 Referee Carlson umpire Christensen he had established last the year on the receiving end of a toss BENNETT GLASS PETER PAN BILL GTFPI OTFP from Pat Coffee The scores: Tucker rf 4219 Brown rf 5 3 2 12 With 32 catches 'Hutson finished If 3 0 0 6 Morgan If 0 2 2 2 WANDAMFRE EAST MILL CREEK Tribune Intermountain Service-c Tribune Intermountain Service second to Tinsley while Joe Carter King 6 1113 Palmer c 2 3 2 8 Briggs OTFPt OTFP 0 4 0 0 Knight rg rg 3 0 0 6 4 2X9 rf 0 0 0 0 Long rf LOGAN — Determined to keep Lamper EPHRAIM — Snow junior college of the Philadelphia Eagles was Jensen 0 10 0 Murphy lg 4 11 9 CHIver Ig Weber If 3 10 6 Treewek If 4 1 X 9 rg 0 0 0 O'Schmcker If 2 0 0 4 c 5 3 2 12 Neff c 5 2 0 XO cagers only recently returned from third with 27 Tindley’s 516 yards Richins their preseason record Intact with Ouest If 0 0 0 5 4 2 12 Hardy X OIHumrhays Bowers rg 1 0 0 2 Mumfd rg 0 0 2 rg in gains with White If 0 0 0 01 no defeats on the slate Utah Ag- Telford lg 2 0 0 4' Barlow lg 12X3 a highly successful hoop jaunt Into made him runner-u- p -J Lampr if 0 0 0 OiOpUey if 0 0 0 0 Cleveland third at of Benton Jim Totals 17 8 3 37i Totals 17 13 8 42 Colorado will leave here Thursday 418 gies went through a spirited work- Clark rf 0100 00 02 Referee Carlson umpire Christensen Carter with 42 points and Monson c 1 0 0 2 out Wednesday morning in pre- Hepwrthlf 36 for further nonconference with Smith Cardinals of the morning Carlson rg 0 1 0 0 warfare in Arizona and California trailed Hutson in scoring 0 10 0 Ig paring for the Invading Montana Hunter Games will be played with leading In field goal kicking Ward Cuff Stagg to Take Part Shurtliffrf 0 0 0 0 university Grizzlies who meet the Totals 13 6 2 281 see and independent teams dur of the New York Giants and Ralph Totals 15 T 3 33 jay Score by quarters Aggies at Logan Friday and Satthe Christmas holidays ing Kercheval of the Brooklyn Dodgers In Rules Meeting 9 3 28 19 Eldon Brinley Badger coach has tied for the lead at five each two Both games will start Wandamere urday East Mill Creek 2Q 11 33 26 lined up games with Flagstaff more than Jack Manders of the STOCKTON Cal Dec 21 Jft — promptly at 8 p m SOUTHGATE GRANDVIEW Teachers and Gila college in Ari- Chicago Bears who had won or Amos Alonzo Stagg veteran footIn preseason games this year Helnholt rf G0 T0 F0 P0! Iverson L OTFP Of 7 4216 zona and the Badgers will 'meet shared the title in four of the last ball coach of the College of the Roes U 0 1 1 ll Wittstu if 1X13 the Aggies have defeated Mint Havcock Pacific said Wednesday he would ’c 34 1 T B Thrmn' e 1 2 1 3 Chaffey junior college Ventura jun- six seasons Kercheval's C&fe and Ecker Studio of Salt Burton rg 13 0 2 Johansn rg X X 0 2 ior college Compton junior college was the longest boot of the season leave Thursday for Colorado Springs 2 1 0 4 E Thrmn lg X X 1 3 Rocco --Weber Lake-Cit- y Ig cob and junior Strand rf 1 0 0 2 Pond if 0 0 0 0 Santa Monica junior college and the The league’s kickers had a 40 per and Chicago and would attend the Wilson lege' of Ogden rf 10 0 2 J Thrmn rg 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles Athletic club in games cent average on 41 successful kicks annual winter meeting of the naif 0 0 0 0 Buttwth two-gaseries with Playing a In 101 attempts football rules committee of tional 3 0 0 6 on the west coast Campbll Brigfam Young university's CouThe local team rang up three onewhich he is a life member 14 9 5 33 Totals 8 ft 2 18! Totals sided triumphs over Mesa junior gars at Missoula the Montanans Score by quarters: shellacked the Cougars the first Southgate 8 16 5 in Colo of Grand Junction college Two New Swimming 39 12 19 their invasion of the Centennial night of play and then the Cougars Griiui iew Hankers League nosed out a win in the second nigit CENTRAL PARK 5 MILLFR state Scores were: 5 and Events Won PH Recognized GTFPI GTFP The series with Brigham Young 2 to In a game played prior Federal Reserve Whlta 28 778 H Chrstn rf 8 3 218 rf 0 0 0 Whitng of Bank Blue 21 Walker 583 the indication an 7! Plfttnnri if Aggies )f gives the tilts with Mesa the Badgers NEW YORK Dec 21 (UP)— Two J A Hogle A Co 3X1 Taylor 17 511 r 9 3 2 20 D Chrstn c 01224 2 0 0 what they will be up agafhst this RStmpsn 9 Natl' Bank 21 525 Heesch 4 0 0 81 Olson triumph over new distances will be recognized In Continental rg 0 0 0 0 chalked up a rg 389 Reserve pine 14 K Smpsti lg 1 0 0 2IAhleen week end at Logan lg 0 4 0 0 Carbon junior college records as result Federal world 12 300 Federal Reserve Green rf 1 0 0 2 Ktrkmn c 21 0 4 The Mis&pula team whipped the Jones The following players will make of the swimming SwimJackson If 0 0 0 01 Evaneon If 0 0 0 0 International recent High Keeree Montana Slate Bobcats in a series Orvln rf 0 0 0 ol — White 2360 the holiday jaunt: Stanley Nielsen Reserve aeries Team Federal in held ming federation meeting singles Federal Reserve White 811 last eprlng after the Cats had won Milligan rg 0 1 0 01 WOMEN'S LEAGUE guard Elwin Mikkelson guard Al- London the National A A U swim- Team 206 Individual series Bell Lost Pet Won 18 5 3 391 Totals Totals 1X12 4 26 ton Peterson guard Rue Hickman their second consecutive Rocky Score 613 Indlvldal singles Bell 1 OOO Wed0 4 1 announced committee ming quarters by 1 000 Mountain conference title 4 0 3 Clair Anderson forward nesday 33 Miller 39 forward 13 18 1 000 4 0 6 22 39 8 26 and LaVon Christensen center Montana State has built a great Central Park ? 4 0 1 000 1 The new distances— the Scores 750 1 3 9 reputation for good basketball College back WILFORD HILLCRE9T breast stroke and the 1 250 3 Team No 10 teams and when a club whips the GTFP B Y U 50 Montana State 46 GTFP 4 000 0 LauTeam No 2 announced were stroke— by 4l 1 3 3 1 2 4 Jones rf 0 Frsnrls Louie U 35 Mleeourl 27 000 8t 0 4 No Cats it must play good basketball Neimcwrif If 2 0 0 4 Bllllrer It'OOOO Prep Results Team 4' 40 Chicago 32 rence J Johnson of the A A U 0 000 4 Marquette Team No 5 c 44 U Romney’s Squad despite the fact Pierson o 3 2 0X 61 Fllaeon 58 43X9 St Ohio Joeeph’e 4 000 No Team a study after 28 22 committee complete American Fork 0 0 Oruln 1 2 0 Dansle 2 Murray P rg Ieland U 77 McGill 39 Long it has won its preseason encoun- Johnson rgIg 1 0 0 2CaldwU Individual Highs Moab 29 Greenrlver 17 lg 0 3 1 1 of a report submitted by Max Ritter Mlnneeota 68 Nobraeka 37 576 series 26 McCarty ters thus far are untried They Green rg 1 3 0 201 H Orlln If 4X19 Uintah 29 LehlLincoln Amy High 23 Slate Illlnole 49 Connecticut 2X1 29 American delegate to the F I N A 46 High game Amy McCarty Manhattan 43 American U 23 have established a reputation as Larson rf 0 0 0 Winter rf 0 0 0 0 Hurricane Gunnison 36 Monroe 35 metric 30 Team the 36 Oklahoma Hitherto Arkaneae Highs convention 40 Spanish Fork 17 Totals 911119 Totals' 10X0 4 24 Pleasant 19Grova being a good hoop outfit without San Francleco 32 Southern Oregon Nor- - High series Team No 3 Lincoln 15 Score by quarters: Payson equivalents were acceptable but not t High game Team No S Pavson 23 B Y H 6 22 6 playing any tough games 9 Hillcrest St Mary’ 37 California Agglee 81 the yardage Jordan 32 Naphl 31 15 A pair of victories over the Mon- Wllford AMERICAN LEAGUE Lost-Pet Won tanans would spike the ‘hopes of 667 24 12 556 20 the California trip and give presOrphans i1? 528 19 Lumber Central tige to the Aggie nhachine hut a 528 17 Denton Service 500 38 Btora Arthur pair of losses would mean the Ag472 17 19 Store Fair gies are not as good as dopesters 472 17 19 Hiner ALBUQUERQUE Nv M Dec 21negotiate new suits of clothing from Walker The University of Utah footballt Meanwhile according to reports 278 have been shouting 26 10 Garfield Trading council athletic the athTed Brown week of Wednesseries seas Keith lor Individual high Iff)— Ted Shipkey University acting reaching Athletic officials expect a large team was on th high x 625 Johnson signed players Twenty-siVarsity ex"U” school letic to the manager at the ths week-en- d day night headed back crowd to witness series for wftk Denton Ser Team New Mexico football mentor Wed- a 2777 petition to the council asking that vice high United States and the Sun bowl bat- tensive preparations are being made series nesday dropped two Lobo regulars funds set aside for purchase of Individual high game for week Lloyd 297 tle with the New Mexico university at El Paso for the game DeLand Miss Margaret McKee has been from ‘the first string eleven and trophy watches for team members Team high game for week Fair Store 1006 at El Paso Texas on January X of 'for instead used be purchase According to word from the chosen as queen of the Sun bowl indicated other unexpected changes NATIONAL TEAGUE Cavemen Register The boys have watches Xxiat ' Pet Won Twenty-on- e attractive would be made before the Sun bowl clothing from islands many a sturdy gridder carnival 8 24 750 local Jeweler a anyway 28-2- 2 688 22 sighed as the final Alohas were misses will act as maids of honor 10 beif 2 he said Utah Ted Coach against Triumph Shipkey 563 18 14 chanted and the flowered leis were Arrangements are being made for game January 511 17 react favorwould 15 lieved council the AMERICAN FORK — In a earn featured dropped oves the side of the ship a huge parade 449 carrying out the players did not attend "strictly to 17 15 ably to the team petition New Mex33 19 406 by cleer passing and numerous Interceptio- to float shoreward The belief is theme "Pageant of Legends” The business’’ in practice sessions 313 Cavemen pf American Fork won bowl 10 ns-the 32 Sun the in ico plays Utah f over the strong Murray crew here Wednes- that if the leis get back to the parade will be five miles in length 281 9 33 Wednesday’s demotionj were both January 2 iniilvTdiial 'writ Lm weak for day 28 22 will high floats with traveler Islands that the depicting myths In huge again 584 Howard John Durrant was the leading scorer the line Shipkey ousted ‘Gene Gene Snook a guard and his 3559 Team hlr-- aerlaa for wk No 4 for the locals with eight points Don Par return to Hawaii —and thete waa incidents and characters In stories Snook for Pete Martel teammate gave duhn and Harry McTague starred pn the not guard Kail wtek Johnny for InOiMual gama high any athlete on the “IT squad yf fairyland 617 Hall guard Jins Wahlin and Evans wars the An outstanding feature of the Sheyka and S B Skidmore stellar public expression to team senti- Team high gama for week No who did not desire to return to the 892 leading performers for Murray tackle fohmer Hank Robertson for ment MURRAY i AMERICAN FORK dllrtoo-bricelebration will be the first national San land of enchantment as the OT FP FEDERAL TEAGUE OTFP star Barnardino college junior Won Pet 1 1 O 21 Durrant rf 2 8 4 Lost Olavaa rf square dance contest stay was called to a halt “We are giving up onr Christmoved up after 750 2 6 3 7 Ahdereon If 1 4 3 3 8 Wahlin If 24 But with the memorable visit to The Texas Mines university band 'theThe two reserves vacations to play in the El 688 Brhlovich ( 1 0 0 2 Lee c mas 22 10 failed 0000 "to report regulars daily 19 594 Bnkhean rg 0 2 1 1 Parduhn r 2 3 2 6 Honolulu behind them' the gridders will represent the Redskins tn the 13 believe we Paso Sun bowl and for drills 504 2 3 2 6 McTague Ig 3 0 0 6 were 19 13 Liana Ig on the to has turn their attention It up parade ready practiced to suits” they 0 2 569 0 2 2 2 Hairsn c 18 we are entitled 14 10 Bishop If A sell-ohas r to the Sun bowl battle and Coach Utah school songs 418 18 14 Kmimii rf 1 0 0 2 Robinson If 0 ' said 0 0 0 10 0 lnccrroll rg 0 larrcil c 8 24 250 conALBUQUERQUE N M Dec 21 0 0 0 0 Bateman lg 0 0 0 0 Ike Armstrong had made it known already been assured for the 4 125 28 Watts If bimmous rg 0 0 0 Oi Iff)— The cloak and suit business on that the" Indians intend to close test An Albuquerque newspaner edi- indKjdnal high series for" Week Pete 619 McCleve 1938 Sun The New fourth annual ‘‘We carnival their Mexico university's gridiron torially applauded with: very successful 7 15 8 221 hope Team high series for week No 5 2285 9 17 10 28 Totals Totals campaign 6 12 20 22 with the New Mex- celebration promises to be the big- assumed big- - proportions Wednes- the boys get suits each "with extra lndMlriual high game for week Pets over Murray thumph 9 1J 2J 28 McCleve 226 American Fork ico gest in hietorjr day It looked like the varsity might pant’’-621 Team high game for week No A Rpfsras Reese umpires Grtawuood (ff)-Gay- -nell I Ags Cage Scores In Local Prepare Snow Cagers To Oppose For Tilt With Grizzlies Mutual Play Coast Teams rgl rk I ’ OGDEN— Coaches Bernle of Minnesota and Andy Kerr of Colgate who will direct the desfootball team tinies of the were agreed Wednesday that the University of Utah Redskins will take the measure of the New Mexico Lobos in the Sun bowl contest at El Paso Texas January 2 The two eastern coaches who paused briefly in Ogden with 22 Bier-ma- n st were hesimembers of the rs tant however in "selecting the winner of the annual Shriners' East-We- st game in San Francisco “New Mexico will fall under the attack of Ike Armstrong’s Utah team" said Coach Bierman “With the exception of the Idaho setback the Utah team has played inspired football ail season” The two coaches selected Southern California over Duke in the all-sta- Tennessee over Oklahoma in the Orarige bowl St Mary’s over Texas Tech in the Cotton bowl and Texas Christian over Carnegie Tech in the Sugar bowl Marshall Goldberg 'fullback of Pittsburgh offered the 'dissenting' opinion that Carnegie ’will take Texas Christian into camp ‘ and that Duke will humble Southern Rose bowl ’ California Coach Bierman was of the opin- ion that the East team Is fully up ‘to the' qualifications of players in t recent years The heaviest player on the squad is Siegel at 235 pounds and the ages of the Easterners range from 21 to 23 years i ‘The East-WeShrine contest for crippled children should be eo close that we don’t want to venture a guess’on the outcome" said i Coach Bierman 1 st I 70-1- 64-1- 79-2- O1 72-2- 100-ya- I 100-ya- 840 Spiegel Victor NEW YORK N Y Dec 21 CP) — Pa Tommy Spiegel Unlontown lightweight sharpshooter outpointed Carl (Red) Guggino of Hart- ford Conn In a fast eight-roun- d feature bout at the Broadway arena Jjplegel at 128 spotted Guggino five pounds -- A Raiders and perhaps the greatest team in Tech history He did play football and that year He was a great sophomore player a star in the ’37 season and now is leading his Raiders into the Cotton Bowl game here January 2 against St Mary’s Gaels with' an honorable mention tag tied on his Uniform This year Tarbox packed across nine ' touchdowns in Tech's ten straight triumphs and churned his amazingly powerful legs on runs of 60 yards against Marquette 45 and 38 against Loyola of New Orleans 62 against New Mexico 38 against Texas School of Mines and 43 yards against Montana State Great Blocker He is a dangerous punt returner the team’s outstanding blocker and a better than average pass receiver The modest Tarbox is a Sunday teacher and ths campus school idol Tarbox and his mates who arrived from Lubbock mounted a fire truk and rode the downtown streets of Dallas amidst a shower of cotton fluttering down from building windows planned to get down to daily drills here Jordan Wins Over Neplii V NEPHI — Led by Curtis center and Andrus guard Jordan high school basketeers edged out a 1 decision here Wednesday night over Nephi in a game that had fans on their feet nearly all through the 32-3- game Both teams battled frantically for the Jead in the closing minutes of the game with Jordan managing to lead by hang on to its some masterful stalling tactics Curtis and Andrus Were the only Jordan players able to find the hoop consistently chalking up 16 and IQ points respectively Bailey Nephi forward led his teammates with 12 points one-poi- nt ' JORDAN GT F P Blihop rf Sormaon If Curtl e Atklimon rg Andru lg LaiMon Total Jordan m Utah ‘U’ Gridders Leave Island for Sun Bowl Encounter 1 110 1 Totali 6 16 15 5 11 Cowes Davis umpire 21131 24 32 2181 Win rs Paced by Simmons star forward who tallied 30 points Salt Lake City Ail8tara banded tha Salt Lake Transportation a 7225 lacing Wednesday night Tha score: 9 GT FF S L TRANR OTFP 1 0 10 Simmoni rf 15 2 0 301 Jacob rf 5 Bennett If 9 10 18i Turner If 4 Dnoskvch e 5 0 6 10 Holme c Wrburton rg 2 1 0 4 Withers rg Numelka ig fit 0 0 1C Hancock Jg Q Hfftthcote Ef 0 Thornton I Total 12 Total 364072 Salt Lake Transportation Co Referee Colby umpire Whlmpy Santa Class? - Nobody la going to hand you money as a gift no matter how much you need it If you do need money tha quickest easiest way ot get it ia by making a loan on your car AT lr-n- r- 555 SO? 0 0 8 0 0 0 1 1 X 0 0 2 3125 40 7 Who’s Ycsr -- Loboiy 2104 Lund g 1 h‘ OTFP 0 2 0 0 6 1012 8 0 3 3 0 6 1 0 0 2 Greenwod rg 1 3 1 3 5 1 0 10 Staphnson Ig 2 1 0 4 0 2 Wankler 0 2 Sudweekl f 0 1 0 0 ut 1 NEPHI ’ Pratt rf 0 Bally If 'ISO 016 2 16 3 0 32 Neghl All-Sta- 110 0 1 0 110 - ef ! 0 mild-iookin- 46-a- six-fo- ot East Coaches Praise Utes The ar Melvin Anderson Don Rhode Robinson and John Durrant rs " ff-- 60-4- problem Ingersoll and Nelson are experimenting with two teams one composed of seniors and the ether of juniors Several times they have alternated Juniors with seniors in an attempt to find out their best combination point-make- 21 basket-shootin- In an attempt to work out the j Mont Dec g accurate of Brigham Young university’s experienced Cougar basketball team won 6 for it a- - narrow Victory over the Montana State college Bobcat here Wednesday night It was the Bobcats’ first major college game of the season Paced by their first-yecenter Brickley the' Bobcats took the lead at the start of the contest holding it until midhalf when Allen Cougar forward began connecting Vegu-larl- y Parduhn a reserve is left from the last year guard Caveman squad which wajked off with the fourth place In the state tourney But American Fork is a hotbed of basketball enthusiasm— and fans here are not unduly worried over the prospects for the coming race The squad one of the largest in the state will be as big as that of last year If the scoring punch can be developed the Cavemen will be In the thick of the title battle in the Alpine sector of region three are not discovered If the locals may find themselves at the tourney— watching it from the sidelines Which Downed Washington Twin Falls Will See Contests H BOZEMAN Only Don f speed Peterson Will Start Same Five Crowton Richins Tally Baskets In Late Uprising 1 ntira basketball team particularly after one sees a squad good enough to finish well up if) the state tourney depart via the graduation route Is a perplexing problem But that is the situation here as Coaches Grant (Rags)Ingersoll and Leo Nelson attempt to get a workable combination in shape for the Alpine district hoop race are four performers who are battling it out for regular forward posts They are all tall husky lads each being nearly six feet Anderson a star In football and Rhode appear to have the Inside track for regular posts but' Robinson and Durrant are certain to see ample action None of the four have exhibited exceptional scoping ability but Nelson and Ingersoll are confident that more practice will remedy this shortcoming Gordon Lea and Cecil Hansen regular ends on the grid machine for this season are rapked one-tw- o the pivot post Lee thanks to his scoring ability will start most of the games He Is three Inches over mark In height and In the preseason warfare has been the team’s leading scorer He is particularly adept at scoring from under the hop using his height to beat advantage While the forward posts are causing mild concern Cavemen coaches are not worrying about their defensive combination In-- ’ deed ' the brightest spot on the team is the guard line where Cap- -' tain Parduhn Dean Bateman Harry McTague and Joe Ingersoll will be stationed Parduhn Is a cinch for one of the regular posts but the other promises to be a wide-ope- n scrap between the other three players Ingersoll a nephew of "Rags" Is the team’s best defensive player but he is slower than the other members of the squad— and Cavemen teams invariably have plenty DECEMBER 22 1933 72 25 |