| Show ana esassssr Jiiowm I 1 W" ""-- XfsX Grizzlies Even Score 52 44 B Y U Tops Tigers 34-2- 5 x ! -s -- i'X4-'- 1W fell PART 3 vV'iv Treasure State SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING Bowl Games Give Fans Choice Menu DECEMBER ' f 25 1938 Redskin Hoop Crew Shows Up Well in Early Tilts Empey Paces Team’s Attack Five Avenges Friday Defeat j Stars Who Shine on Utah College Quints By JUDSON BAILEY NEW YORK Dec 24 MV- - Any football fan could look at the calendar and1 figure it out for himself hut this is a reminder for those fogged from Christmas shopping that the big bowl and games re just a week-en- d away Some of the stadia may hot be told out yet but this memo might as well advise wans to do their 1939 football ticket shopping early too because from this distant perspective the spectacles lpok more spark- -' ling than ever Tribune Intermountain Service LOGAN — The Montana university For a young basketeers peppered the hoop for in the Big 19 field goals Christmas eve as of Utah versity they’ pushed aside the Utah Aggies tour storming 4 in an exhibition game before a mere handful of spectators The fans were more interested in filling stockings than’ watching a court contest The Aggies scored the first goal of the game and that’s the only time in the entire contest they were in front The Grizzlies soon piled nt up a advantage and held it most of the game The score at the half was 2$ to 17 Lazertich was hot at the hoop for the invaders as he pushed through six goals for 17 points- Hudacek and Merrick turned in stellar -deV fensive gamea ? The farmers turned in a ragged performance and had considerable difficulty with their shots The Morris brothers Clyde and Floyd were the high Aggie scorers with 10 points each The summary follows: Look at Menu Lautlch f 52-4- Utes Favored Oyer Lobos At El Paso ten-poi- all-st- MONTANA weary from looking at tnenus featuring turkey take a gander at this ons for Monday January 2: CaL-- The twenty-fourt- I OTIf 517'Iunta F h annual tournament of roses football frolic matches the University of Southern California’s Trojans and Duke university’s Blue Devils NEW ORLEANS La — Texas Christian’s Homed Frogs and the - 'JOIIP J1 S 3 S 4 10 4 4 2 TO 0 5 3 2 4 3 0 0 0 Total! 10 1914 521 Totals 15 22 12 44 Helena C Nielsen j umpire B Readme Crowton Leals Mates In Pocatello Win Tribune Intermountain Service See Page 2-- 0 POCATELLO -I- daho for Additional News of Bowl Games Tartans of Carnegie Tech tangle in the fifth annual Sugar Bowl offering 40-1- one-ma- BowL EL PASO Texas— New Mexico and Utah will treat the Border conference fans in the fourth annual Sun Bowl SAN FRANCISCO— Senior stars of the east and west collide in the benefit of fourteenth annual all-st- ar the Shriners BIRMINGHAM Ala— The Blue and the Grey gridiron greats of the north and the south will assemble All of the chambers of commerce concerned are proclaiming their respective attractions are the best or as good as the best and under the circumstances no one would dare contradict them The teams all appear so evenly matched that anything may happen and case histories indicate that a great deal will If for no other reason than its greater capacity the Rose Bowl will attract the biggest attendance A sell-othrong of approximately 90000 already has purchased tickets Most observers look for a test of a great Trojan offensive against an Impregnable Duke defense and at this stage a flip of a coin would be as safe a way as any to pick the winner Here are three of the college cagers who have shone the n contests Upper (left) is Maubrightest in the rice Watts Utah forward upper (right) is Clavin Agricola Utah Aggie guard and bottom is Glenn Allen B Y U’s forward early-seaso- Big Seven Quartets Will Test Foes on Both Seaboards V By United Press no There will be “holiday” lor the basketball fans throughout the festivities as Rocky Mountain teams nation during the year-en- d scatter to courts on both seaboards to test the mountain area brand of sport with that of virtually every other type of play known to America a contest at Crawfordsvills But the Rocky mountain region with Record impressive Ind with Wabash college TexMChrStlan played in the Su- will not go "portless’’aa many Denverjiniversity will add to the gar Bowl Snce before and in the games art scheduled for holiday Rocky Mountain sports billings with Cotton-Bo- wl once and down the east- - slope in contest with Creighton on its home time This is Carnegie Tech’s first contests that should put an exciting court December 30 and another with Missouri U January 4 also taste of 'post season pie and is climax — if possible — to Chrismas at Denver quite a bite for a start The western sector of the Big Miami has met the best bids of its and New Year’s celebrations Last year’s Rocky mountain co- Seven conference will 'do its holiday competitors by matching two unde conference work on the feated teams and although Tennes 'Colorado U travels to west coast missionary with Utah State playsee’s Volunteers are favored over the champion to meet St Joseph ing Montana on Its horns court next Oklahoma Sooners by most profes- Philadelphia sional pricemakers there appears college the day after Christmas week end then traveling to Reno little besides sectional spirit to jus- going to New York December 30 Nev: for a game December 31 with of Nevada The tify a choice between the two to play St John’s U there and end-in- the University The professionals also are reportAggies will end their holiday play their eastern junket with Penn with California at Berkeley Jann SL Mary’s ed favoring over undefeated Texas Tech Utah State at Hershey Pa January 2 uary 3 Utah meets Idaho at Twin Falla over New Mexico the east over the Wyoming will complete Its circuit with games at Terre on December 7 Montana at Salt west and the moon over the mourn tains in the battle of the blue And Hdute Ind when they meet In Lake City December 30 and the ? XMiWmrtm diana Teachers December 27 play- University of Akron at Chicago grey In any event the New Year’s as- ing St Joseph's at Philadelphia the January 6 On December 23 and sortment has never been so uniform- next day and the University of 24 Brigham Young met Idaho John Montague Pulls ly alluring and there appears no rea- Scranton at Scranton Pa on De- Southern at Pocatello returning to r i son to preserve that empty soup cember 29 On December 31 the Prcvo to play Montana U' Decem- Another ‘Mystery’ bowl sifter Sunday’s dinner Cowboys will wind up their tour ber 8 ut ' twice-beate- five-sta- te 26-2- 27-2- Scribe Extends Greetings to Sports Stars some head Inside a 714 hat Andeclsion tn the Notre Dame game A sprinkle those nice purses with salt down and out proposition It’s better to get the benefit of a For Babe Ruth— who still has the ring career when you retire than managerial Itchv and nobody to ' be given one? scratfch it To the Chicago Cubs— give Gabby Understanding: Hartnett a chance Don’t put him For Johnny Getchell— whose Inout too fast if his team happens decision in the Camegie-Notr- e to go out that way ' Dame game brought him national To the rasslers — quit fooling fame We’Ve dodged the wrong way — too around To Tony Galento— quit fooling For Major Lawrence “Biff Jones To Tony Canzonerl— quit —whose great season at Nebraska ' ' in 1937 was followed by just a seaSympathy: Advice: For Earls Sande— whose Stage- son at Nebraska They don’t graduTo the New York Yankees—have hand was forced to stay in the ate sophomores so what could you CXpccte a heart It doesn’t look right to wings at the Kentucky Derby For Dick Metz— who had the naFor Donaldi Budge — who wllf have the other clubs so far back tional his make in title only open' pocket hispro tennis debut' soots they don’t even wag when someone to see it slip out through a few We’d cross Niagara falls on a cob holes web for 875000 pats you on the head' To U S C— don’t take the Duke For the Pittsburgh Pirates— who For Walter Hagen— who failed football team too lightly The Blue had the National League pennant for the National open Our Devils had something besides a in the bag and forgot to pull the legs haye" reached that point too (That’s probably lack of underdoughnut cutter in making their zipper For Carnegie Tech— which firmly standing) opponents’ collective score read like believes it would bs In the undea balanced budget For Everybody— a Merry ChristTo Lou NoVa— keep that hand- - feated ranks except for that de mas By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK Deo 24 OR— Realizing the tldea doesn’t make cash registers play jingle bells this cjjiv ner nevertheless is confining Its Christmas giving this year to advice sympathy and understanding The exchange desk is two aisles tq the left and straight back until you come to a corner We’ll be In It right behind the eight ball Southern university cagers played better ball but not good enough to more than stay close to' the hoop artists of Brigham' Young university in a 5 Christmas eve affair closing in favor of the Utahns Brigham Young swept the series after 7 in a swamping the locals Friday night clash n The visitors put en a show with the lanky Ralph Crow-to- n clrcuslng his shots for a point total of 17 more than any two other players on the floor He made 11 points in the first half and went out with five minutes remaining to play after giving local guards very much of a headache Little ' William Burrel) had the part time task of working against Crowton and still found time to star for Idaho Southern with a brilliant brand of backboard rustling and floor work He incidentally led'Idaho scorers with eight points Idaho Southern enjoyed a lead of 2 after five minutes of play but was caught three minutes later for a tie at eight-al- l' from which point B Y U went to town With five minutes remaining Coach Guy Wicks began substituting for his freshmen starters' and B Y U crept up from 0 to 2 at half 34-2- MIAMI Fla—Tennessee and Oklahoma both undefeated are paired in the fifth Orange BowL DALLAS Texas— Texas Tech defends the range against St Mary’s Gaels in the third annual Cotton LOS ANGELES Dec 2 1 CSV-Ne- w mystery surrounds John Montague the golfer as several friends received Christmas cards signed ‘‘John and Esther Montague" Esther Montague and Mrs Plunkett wealth Hills Beverly widow had been seen together fre quently for more than a year and she came to jail to comfort him when he was arrested but later robacquitted on a bery charge But they declined to discuss their apparent romance seven-year-o- ld AAU Plans Hoop Year 14-1- five-tea- P& iri nd st who has a working arrangement witkMike Jacobs of New York announced that Len Harvey British heavyweight had been signed for bouts with three American fighters Vincent said that James J Brad-doc- k former world's heavyweight champion probably would be Harr vey's first opponent opening The two games with Montana university the last two nights was the first opportunity that ths Uah Aggies have had to show their true strength but there seems to bs lit-t- ie doubtLhat theAggies havs the ohaCClAlLL basketbalLxhamp and shooters to become ions is readying a “sleeper” in Kan- manpower the strongest Utah threat to Coloteam isn’t in His sas City the anf Wyoming for the Big Missouri Valley A A U league but rado en crown will be cocked and primed for the national tournament at Denver next Three ’38 Stars Sev- March will The Aggies' regular line-u- p A few dates to remember and find the three star sopholikely what to expect: mores of last year Leonard James Dec 25 Christmas— a necktie forward: Calvin Agricola and Ray Jan 1 New Year's Day— a headLindquist guards in the front line ache with the two brilliant Morris Jan 2 bowl football games — any- along brothers Floyd and Clyde filling thing This in at center and forward Jan 3 Don Budge's pro tennis combination gives the Farmers a debut against Ellsworth Vines— two rangy fast and strong aggregalanky lads swinging tion treads at Competition for posts during the paddles with waffle-iro- n $1 a swing (50 cents for a chop ast week has been unusually keen stroke) (Continued on Following Page) mile at NEW YORK Dec 24 ID— FromJanuary 28 and February 11 J 'theeran a 4:11 third-plac- e SAN FRANCISCO Dec 24 CD— the vantage point of the offices of Milirose A A New York A C Na Princeton last June while Cuntlonal A A U and New York K of ningham was' winning in 4:072 Charles S Howard owner of Sea Secretary-TreasurDan Fereis of C meets at Madison Square Gar- since then twice he has been runner- biscuit said here Saturday he knew U it appears that den February 4 18 and 25 and up to England's Sydney Wooderson the National A A about the of the nothing disability famous handicap champion as re- Notre Dame and Wisconsin will con- March 11 the Pacific association at 1500 meters once In 8:50 the a ported by Columbians C news tribute most heavily to the roster Pacific Coast and Golden Gate ex--1 equivalent of a 4:08 mile at San Francisco Leave Boards paper d of stars In the coming position games 5 and Howard said he had read the January 28 February March 4 and the Chicago Daily Fred Wolcott and Louis Lamper-lstory which stated the ’Biscuit had indoor track campaign two other 1938 outdoor sensaThe Irish have a' standout at dis- News meet March 25 gone the “way of all handicap Fenske Is one of four runners tions are shying away from the horses— the lame wayi’ and was tances from a mile to three miles who loom as likely successors to board tracks Wolcott blond Rice e henceforth out of compe In Greg Rice national outdoor mantle in Institute hurdling sensation who chamoion and recent winner Glenn Cunningham's titidn the mile—especially since Cun- scored doubles in the N C A A “I’ve had no word from my train of the N C A A er (Tom Smith) and don’t know title Wisconsin in addition to an ningham has announced that un- indoor event A A U champion-A ships will compete only in the anything about it” the wealthy established mile ace in Charles less he betters 4:18 (there seems automobile distributor stated (Chuck) Fenske has a threat to little reason why ha shouldn’t) In A U Indoor event Besides Cunningham who hit his Don Lash’s two-mirule in Walter the Sugar Bowl mile at New OrMehL who set Big Ten and N C leans January 1 ’ he won’t compete 1938 peak with that 4:044 mile at Dartmouth last March other of last A A records of 9:104 and 9:111 at Indoors CLEVELAND Dec 24 CD— The that distance last surnmer The other heirs hopeful If not ap- winter’s stars who are due to come Cleveland Indians of the American parent are Leslie MacMitchell for- back bidding for fresh laurels are Some Standouts mer schoolboy flash who now is a Jim Herbert and Ben Johnson New league have Concluded a working Mehl Rice Fenske and Lash now freshman at New York U Archie York negro flashes at (he middle agreement with the Buffalo Bisons of the International league C C an Indiana state policeman ail are San Romani who everyone expects distances and the sprints Long Slapnicka Indians’ vice president expected to appear in some of the to be "better than ever" this winter John Woodruff of Pittsburgh who said Saturday Cleveland must send major fixtures during a season that and Josef Mostert of Belgium rarely has been able to fit his giant three or more players to Buffalo opens January 7 and runs through The last named only foreigner stride to board track limitations each year on option and in return March 25 Over that span the high who' definitely has accepted the A Allan Tolmich midwestem hurdling New York may select any one player on the points will be the Prout Memorial A U’s invitation to compete here ace and Frank Ryan “ Buffalo roster 'nd Boston A A-- gamea in Boston will be remembered as the man who shot putter'--er new-foun- 24-2- 3-- 5000-met- er big-tim- cross-count- le VincendEnglish sports promoter -- Track Stars Prepare for Indoor Tests Trade Agreement "NLQNDON Dec 24 (INS)— Armand 21-1- half 1 News to Owner turn to Provo early Sunday The Cougars split with Montana university and Montana Stats before facing the Tigers and have played some fine basketball Ralph Crowton and Glen Allen have turned in some great performances at forwards Max Weimer has' ths inside track on the center job and Jack Christensen and Vir Rlchins havs started most of the games at guards Coach Eddie Kimball and his Cougars will play Montana university two games Tuesday and Wednesday to complete their practice tussles leading up to ths Big Seven The teams were almost even on scoring totals of 13 points for Idaho and 11 for B Y U in the second m Illness of Seabiscuit Cougars wound up their barnstorming trip through Idaho and Montana Saturday night and will re- time The series pulled B Y U even Idaho Southern in three years with Leased Wire Tribune By CHICAGO Dec 24— The Missouri of play in which each has won three games Valley A A U opens its 1938-3- 9 BRIGHAM YOUNG IDAHO SOUTHERN O F Pf PI cage campaign here Tuesday when 0 F PI P Crowton rf 0 X 0 1 rt 80 10 10 17lHutton Oklahoma City meets the LaSalle Wad 0 Stone ft rf 0010 Hotel Cavaliers at the coliseum Alien If 2 12 5 Greava rf 1113 e 2 2 3 6 Steele If 0 2 10 Oregon university will meet Ma- Weimer 0 10 1 Gunnell c Birch If comb Teachers on the same card Richitte rg 10 0 0 2 0 I 0 12 J 2 Well if The league composed if o o qj H6 of J3 artles villeTOkl arpOk a h oma Deavitt Barrel! rs I 4 0 3 8 0 0 1 0 Ameron rg and LaSalle Denver the Tulsa City 0 0 0 0 IVaugbt lg Hotel Cavaliers of Chicago shapes IFtuk lg 0010 basbest one as of balanced the up 9 T 10 25 15 4 11 341 Totals Total) ketball circuits in the country The league has produced the National A A U basketball champion for Dallas Takes Decision the last 13 years The unbeaten Oklahoma City five Over Jack Coggins boasts three players over the six feet seven inches mark The Hotel-me- n SAN DIEGO Cal Dec 24 UP)— boast college stars from coast Jack Dallas 181 Dallas Texas to coast Headliners include New punched out a of decision York U’s Irwin Witty Chicago uni over Sailor Jack Coggins 171 San Amundsen Indiana Diego negro in a main event fight versity’s Paul U’s Cy Singer U S C’s captain here and guard Eddie Oram There 'were no knockdowns but and last year’s Notre Dame cap each fighter had an eye closed talrt Ray Meyers during the acrjip -- Toughest Competition ThS Indians face their toughest competition of the season Monday r and Tuesday however when they run nip against the powerful University of Idaho squad in a pair of games at Twin Falls The two contests are being staged under ths direction of ths Twin Falls junior chamber of commerce’ and unusual interest has been ex- ' hibited in the tilts ' Idaho did not fare so well on its jaunt to ths coast but ths Vandals havs a splendid basketball team The squad started slowly but has shown improvement in every gams and should be at its best for ths tests with ths Utes ’ Harry Empey has corns through brilliantly for the Indians in two games on the tour winning ths Washington Stats tilt with a shot in the last two seconds of play and scoring 18 points against Gonzaga Maurice Watts had a big evening against W S C and Merlin Ahl-qu-ist pushed through 10 points' against Gonzaga f Jack Hardy and Hugh Bird havs played fine defensive ball in all ths - contests Waynard Lowe and Blaine Open-sha- w at forwards and Bob Melroy guard also have displayed plenty of class It begins to look as if Coach Pet- - ' erson’s untouted Indians are going to make plenty of trouble in ths Big Seven race After ths two games at Twin Falls the Utes will come to Salt Lake City to prepare for a gams with Mon- tana university The game will be i staged at the Deseret gym next Friday The game with Akron university which was tentatively set at Chicago has been called off The Brigham Young university 1032 f 4 ga AGGIES S 5 rf 4 2 1 O Morris K Ryan K 3 S 3 SIC Morris 0 Hall e Hudacek rg 0 1 0 OILInquIat rg Merrick lg 5 2 2 12Axrlcola 1 0 0 0 OIBInKham I Shields 1 0 2 2 2iReadlu Nufcent “ X 2 1 3 Clark Lundqulst ICook g If you're PASADENA rt By JIMMY HODGSON inexperienced team that wag supposed to be a door--m- at ’ Seven basketball conference this season the Uni- Court squad has not done bad at all on its barnIn fact to date its record is perfect The untouted Utes havs played three games on their current tour and have won all three of them in- eluding one with Washington State a team which boasted a string of 11 straight victories befors 'it ran Up against ths Indians Ths latest triumph of the Utes the 50 to 29 trimming handed Gon-sauniversity was another bright feather in the bonnet of Coach Va-- v dal Peterson and his boys who have been rolling along at such an unexpected fast pace So far ' -- ni |
