| Show r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING' JANUARY 1938 at Here’s Problem for Utah’s Cagers wrpe High Scliools ' To Play Heavy Slate - Alf Engen Registers Best Time in ExhiSition Run Major Games On Tap in Into Bad All Regions Luck in Trial Kimball Runs By MARLOWE BRANAGAX High school cage fans had their share of chill thrills and frills last week as high school basketeers opened their two and one-hamonth hoop spree but like the circus barker who chants: “Step Inside folks you ain’t seen nothin’ yet” coming games promise even morfc action Last week’s opening tussles produced more than the usual action and a decided Increase In upset maneuvers which if they continue will probably find new teams in action in the state tourney in ' oATURDA Y I Results in Mutual Hoop Races F ive Games on Docket in B ig Seven Basketball League This Week End By JIMMY HODGSON When it cornea to action speed East Jordan Stake and thrill there is no y Souther OlvUion basketball league in the country Wou Lost Pot so generous to it Ians as ths Big -- Creaeant-— — I5 4)l 400U and ' the' 1939 833 Seven "inference-Bandy Third 4 666 2 Bandy First be well up to promise campaign 4 2 333 First Draper 1 A 167 to standard Draper Second 0 000 9 Granite Another blistering title race was forecast Saturday as the season CRESCENT O T FP with Wyoming being forced n Day rf 5 3 2 12 Fairbmirn rf 0 2 0 0 opened before it won If 2 0 0 d'Alnaworth If 4 1 1 0 two extra periods g owDay c 0 0 0 OlCarroll c 13 63 29 from Denver doormat of the cir2 4 0 4 Johnson Andrtis rg rg 5 10 10 0 10 0 cuit last year while Utah Aggies Rasmsfm Ig 2 4 1 5 Smith If 0 0 0 0 Dunn t McGuire f 0 3 11 were given a torrid game before SirlngiUw e 0 0 0 0 CTJohnsou ( 0 0 0 0 ILancaater f 0 0 0 0 B Y U admitted defeat e 0 0 0 0 iFalrbourn Colorado alone had things its 0 0 0 0 Jamlera own way in Winning the initial test Totals Hill"'1 Totals 22 14 5 40 from Colorado State but the C S & Score by quarters: 25 team has generally been nominated 20 9 It Draper First 18 25 35 49 aa D U’s Creseent successor for ths cellar Referee Lunnen umpire Benson post this season ANDY THIRD j DRAPER SECOND teams Alt in the circuit look G T F P Q T F Pi Hausen rf 3 10 6 H Ballard rf 4 1 0 8 strong and the college court men1 0 0 2' Washburn If 1 2 1 3 If Lundgreti tors are unanimous in their opinion' 7 2 1 15 Smith c Brown e 1102 0 0 0 0 that there will be no breather games Cowdell rg 1 2 0 2'Beck rg 0 2 0 0 on the docket LMumfd IgO 0 0 0 Nelson Ig this season 0 0 0 4 0 0 S Draper Casper f Colorado Utah Aggies and Wyo- 0 0 0 OR Draper tf 0 0 0 0 Jaynes f 2 0 11 0 Hardcaatle teams ming are the three 0 0 0 0 FMumfd high-scori- -- Lindquist comfCalviri Agrlcola-Ra- y bination will stack up with any pair the Aggies have ever had to offer On top of this the Logan team has ample reserves With so many qualifications th Farmers have ev ery right to be pointed out as a powerful title bidder B Y U has a tall fast and rugged squad and Coach Eddie Kimball and his charges put up a great fight against the Farmers Max Welmer and Glen Allen are a pair of fine floor 'pten Ralph Crowtoh has not yet rrhown the form he displayed their chances for the title appear Cougars two years ago but glim still the latter trio will unhe undoubtedly will Jack Christen-doubtedl- y have much to say about ton onH Vie Pirhint rca Kifh pans which of the favorites rules basketball roost fthe Aggies Sparkle Utah Aggies in their victory over r0 top-rank- first-roun- Y U This week's slate starting off Monday when Enterprise andParo-wa- n collide at Parowan in a Dixie district struggle is replete with games which will undoubtedly have bearing on title races in numerous Circuits A glance at feature tussles in the various districts brings out the following information: Region One The Bees of Box Elder and the Grizzlies of Logai will lake "after each other in a tussle which may prove that Box Elder still has a chance at the title The Bees have won two and lost one in three starts The Grizzlies have been licked once and canle up with' triumph in their second start South' Cache undefeated leader can sit back and watch proceedings being idle In league play Region Two There’ll he a hot time down Granite way Friday when the Farmers defending state champs swing into action against their bitterest hoop rivals the Smelterltes of Murray Murray was given little chance at the title before the season started but last week it handed a favored shellackBingham crew a clean-cing and the Farmers may find themselves in the same boat as Bingham after Friday’s xttelee also triumDavis and Cyprus phant In opening tests last week will fight it out to see which stays in a tie with the winner of the Granite-Murra- y fracas Cyprus spilled Grantsville last week and Davis toppled Tooele ot Dave Quinney Captures Second Spot the largest In the history of the winter sports resort He estimated that nearly 4000 persons enjoyed the skiing In chajge of the event was Mike O’Neill Wasatch forest service official and secretary of the Utah Ski w Mountaineersrin-t:48- club He was assisted ' by Chick Pfeiffer president of he Wasatch Mountain club arid members of that organization ‘ ' Complet results: Alf Enjen EXHIBITION Bun Valley 1:10 1:08 8 B Divlskm Reid Olsen Ml L 8 C 1:164 Dav! Quinney U fl C 1:21 Crltchlow “Bones1 1 24 2 Ed U Dick Kimball 8 C 1:254 Chet Dalgleish U 8 Cr V272 Deart Buckley- Mt L 8 C 1:281 — Maeser- MrXrSrCV'T:3r Jack Major Mt L 8 C 1:316 Ted Major unattached 1:354 James Howell U 8 C 1:426 BiU Seigei U 8 C ‘ 1:442 ' Robert ' C Division Bcudder unattached 1:36 Kemp W M C 1:372 C J Chindgren unattached 1:402 Del Anderson Silver Skis 1:412 Vern Crockett unattached 1:492 ' Charles Cannon East high 1 :572 Ora Smith Ogden 8 C 1:596 Albert Naisbett Silver Skis 2:06 8 John Erickson “Bones” 2:07 BHt Huckins Silver Skir 2:10 2 U 2 :lQ-- fi —Charts Worley-XJBiU 8 Jp Division “Bonei 2:024 Teudt W M C 2:068 Chinderem— unattached -- 22 Sterling Bailey unattached 2:26 V E Bowers unattached 2:302 John Kirby unattached 2:36 unattached 2:49 Lyle Erickson Jerry Garf inkle unattached 3:12 'Bones” 3:25 Bob Livingston Women's Division 3:352 Virginia Gurnsey unattached Katnryn Beck W WM MC C4:206 4:468 Eleanor Lindsay John Schlerbrock Gerald — W— R mile-hig- Mastered Slalom Course in Alta Ski Tourney H ut ri In the Summit” division feature the Braves of North Summit will tangle with the Bulldog of Judge Memorial in the local team's gym Judge surprised with a win over Morgan last week and North Sum' trimlt came up with a clean-cu- t umph over Wasatch Region Three Lehl Invades American Fork In the Alpine feature 'Nuff eed The Miners of Tintic who last week dug their way out of the rut and dug the Red Devils of Springville right into one play at home against the Nephl quint If Tintic wins and opening performances of the two teams say it will the Eureka team will be well on the road to a tourney post for the first time in history - V i showed-'everythin- Region Foul North Sanpete and Gunnison battle at Gunnispn in the Sanpete fea ture Each ' won its opening test last week: Escalante and 'Marys vale triumphant in opening round tests will engage In a bit of a gang scrap at Marysvale to see which takes undisputed possession of first place in the South Sevier loop Region Five George Moyse Resigns Central and North Emery picked ond victory Racing Position to fight it' out for Carbon-Emer- y B Y U will have a tough weekjdistrict honors collide at Hunting- - BOSTON Jan 8 (A) - Bowing to end being called upon to face Colo- ton Friday night Carbon is exthe demand expressed by Governor rado at Boulder riday night and pected to open its campaign with Leverett Saltonstall in his first at- th£lf clash with Wyoming Satur- a win when it journeys to Green-rivtempted "purge” since taking of- day evening at Laramie If the for a Monday game originally fice former State Senator George Cougars can win one of the two scheduled" last week G Moyse Sunday night resigned games they will do well Region Six from the Massachusetts racing comThe only other game on the docket mission Whether or not Beaver Is as good for this week matches the old rivals 7 win over Moyse's move was the first break Denverand Colorado at Denver as it looked in its in the ranks of three state officials Saturday night Delta will be proved when Coach who had refused to accede to the After this week’s five games the Dav Pearce’s gang trek to Fill resignation demands of Saltonstall fans should have a better idea of more for a game with the the first Republican governor in who is who in the Big Seven cirEagles in th Millard loop feathis state in eight years cuit— if it is not known already ture Left to right Jack Major Mae Maeser Reid Olsen and Dearl Buckley They did all right who walked off with their share of honors in Alta slalom Olsen placed of Logan Ski club first among riders in the top division Cities Form Grid Loop Federal Game Wild Life Officers to Be Named WASHINGTON Jan 8 (AP)— Secretary Ickes Sunday called for Jan 8 UP)— Repcities six to 44 three-yefrom resentatives Sunday nominations job as federal game and wild life offiBishop Mrtlneau c 10 0 0 20 LDeapaln 0 4 1 0 8 ProAmerican old the reorganized states western JPeteran r 1 0 0 2'8mlth rj cers in nine 0111 3 0 0 8 Blair Ig Nelson Ip 2115 fessional Football league and anR Bishop f 4 1 0 8 PTennant t 0 0 0 0 Semipros Organize He said nominations would be Sabin Whips Grant 1 0 0 2lMaacarf0 c 1 1 0 2 Kuna f nounced plans for resuming play made 0 0 FP?spaln g 1 1 0 2 Fentrmkr c 0 by state fish and game com3 1 1 7 WDerpaln g 0 0 0 0 Umpires’ Groups Pollock g next fall 0 0 0 0 missions or by corresponding au- In Dixie Net Meet g Jlentley ” would 'McBride said he who WICHITA Kan Jack Jan 6CP) California thorities in Arizona 31 3 183 11 7 3 23 Total! Total TAMPA Fla Jan 8 UP) Wayne establishment of 48 state umpires’ gror' b" quarter: stage the games of his New York Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada Sabin from Portland Ore 20 25 49 6:: associations fatidv First NaSunday affilited with the 7 14 JS8 stadium Granite I in Yankee preYankees Oregon Utah and Wyoming Referee Benson umpire Lunnen tional Association of Semipro UmThose accepted he added will be thrashed Bryan M (Bitsy)' Grant dicted- 10 clubs would participate pires — the first to be organized at 7 as additional members of of Atlanta in the finals- of the Dixie appointed 1939 Denver January 12— was announced in the campaign NOTICE OP SPECIAL 3 3 1 44 federal grazing district advisory tennis tournament McBride-sai- d Sunday night by Raymond Dumon ths league would bbardno represent the wild life Sabin STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING of the national semipro played flawless tennis and westand eastern president into divided ba interest in the national conservation served notice fie would challenge — Notice la hereby given that a baseball congress beern divisions with a play-oThis be said would give America's program nettere and Special Meeting of the stockholder! Inthe close two at of the are the state tween associations increased protection to wild ani- candidates for the Davis cup squad of tbe Rover Gold Mining Company BosProvidence to tended DUniont said season’ H said provide will be helT at the office of tbe mals and game birds on 120000000 this year He failed to get a national ton New York Pittsburgh op Buf- acres of federal rang land company' 628 Dooly Block Balt trained officials for sandlot games Lake City Utah Thursday Janu- and for the ranking last year because of illness falo and Newark or Atlantic City prosemipro expanding His game was far superior to' ary 18 1939 at tbe hour of 4 o'clock gram east and in be the Included would Is called for that played Saturday in eliminating p m This meeting ' Cincinnati or Cook Buffalq Board of Pittsburgh Commissioner a of electing the purpose Gene Mako Davis cup double star Kansas pity St Louis --Lcrffisville Directors for the ensuing year and from Los Angeles in the semithe transaction of such other bust-neor Nashville or Indianapolis and Pleased With News finals as may regularly come before Los Angeles In the west possibly heard a thing about Mako and Jack Tidball of Los It Club representatives attending the "I haven’t REGION ONE REGION THREE ROVER GOLD MIN IN O COMPANY South Sevier District 5 it but Secretary Ickes’ program Angeles beat Grant and Sabin t addiin sessionsDistrict District Won Alpine Lost A- - REEVES Pet reorganization Secretary 4 sounds like good news for the conWon 1 n Pet Escalante I OOO Dixie McBride Dana were to tion King 3 South Cache o P I 000 Marysvale 1 oii Parowtn people" said Newell B o 1 000 Tropic 2 Box Elder o ooo Valley John Slovan servation Cincinnati Bengals Cook Utah fish and gameommis 1 ootf Ctrcleville 0 i Logan ooOKauab Buffalo Seick Earl Kansas City 1 o Bear River J&tlt 000 Hurricane sioner Sunday evening when in Stewards Fine Jockey l oooangultch )0U I Ogden Cedar City Myer 'Saul who will operate either formed of Thursday's Schedule 1 plan Cache tht cabinet officer’s North Thsat Enterprise 'iMti’-'CircieviUe iii evenr viornln? ft 871 Lake Weber Tropic AtTantiiTCIty or Newark Richard to create federal 0 y game and wild life For Lashing Incident Tribune Publishing Omwinr Schedule Schedule A1 Monday’s Dr and Friday’s Jess Gormley Guy Kchedul Friday's B western Y high 'states Pleasant Grove at officers in nine Escalante at Marysvale Enterprise at Parowan Logan' at- Box Elder Lehi at American Fork Quatse Pittsburgh Amerks “It sounds as though we are Bear River at North Cache MIAMI Fla Jan 8 (UP)—stewLincoln at Provo REGION FIVE Friday’s Schedule Ogden at Weber Jockey-Domaking some progress in our five-ye- ards at Tropical park fined Uintah District Hurricane at Enterprise South Cache bye " Nebo District TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Won Lost Cedar City at Kanab Pet Meade $100 for lashing M fight over grazing lands” Com Won Lbst Pet I L$a flmidig on month Given Bull 000-Q Roosevelt L a a -“ Rich ““ — 0 -- trOOO Dist r4c- 4Fighter mlssloner Cook said ’Th'ese lajids Merrill apprentice jockey with a Dailv and Sunday on var to aa Va 1 Batnrdny’rBchedttle Uintah" 000 Wou Lost Pet Ttmic” D son vane 000 Duchewv- Cedar City at Valley 17' South Rich 000 0 1 000 Pay comprise much of thejyinter graz- whip in the seventh race Friday 000 AHamont Dixie 0 at Fork Ths aftovt rates ap&lv in Utah Idaho Spanish Parowan Lima at 000 Jeers 1 0 000 Nephl North Rich 1 Nevada and Wvomlnt 000 Altsrra Meade claimed the incident which ing areas for wild life and appar000 — 000 United 1 Elsewhere in tbe State! Springville Frlday't Schedule we’re going to get a hearing" occurred as the horses broke from ently 1125 South Rich at Kortb Rich Schedule Dally and Sunday out month Friday’s LIMA 8 CP)— Peru Jan Spanish The Utah commissioner said he the barrier was accidental Friday’s Schedule Duchesne at Uintah Davis’ Cup Committee The Tribune is on sal In every RKGHhV TWO AHamont lit A item Nephl at Tintic Matador Laserna' received one of had been looking for' such a move Reader eitv in the United State Jordan District Springville at Spanleh Fork Knav ascertain niente In anv eltv ftv tela Won Lost Pet the noisiest jeering tn the history for some time but that the federal District Pay son bye ’ 1 1 000 0 pbonlne this office Won Lost Murray Pet Would Reduce Play not yet informed of the 1 1 000 1 rantte 'arena Plaza de gbvernment had REGION TOUR OOO 1 0 North 'Emery' The Tnbun is memoet of Uie Aaeo Cyprus took said state 1 1 000 its of this plans 0 0 South 000 Emery exDistrict la Press The Associated Freer Sanpete rested Acho Sunday' when he appeared to he did notvkn°V whom he would 1 COLOGNE Jan 8 (UP)— Th Davis i ooo 0 — 1— -- 000 Pet Central Woa Lost clusively entitled to the use for reproduction Grantsville 000 0 0 0 000 1 000 Carbon 0 North Sanpete Davis cup committee meet- lack courage and art in encounter- nominate for "the Utah post of all news dispatches credited to It or Bingham 000 Gunnison 0 0 1 000 0 not otherwise credited tn this paper and Tooele 1000 Greenrlver o 000 Snow chairmanship of ing under th 0 Iso the local news published herein looo the second bull of the after(Ephraim) ftchedule 0 000 Jordan a Monday’s 000 1 Wasatch Academy Pierre Glllous voted Sunday to sub- ing Carbon at Bouth Emery g Schedule — noon Mantl 000 Friday's The Tribune is a charter memhei of Uv the International tff a mit resolution Moroni 000 0 Bingham at Jordan Hockey Teams Tie Audit Bureau of Circulation Friday’s Schedule So one was would infuriated that association Lawn Murray at Granite at Tennis Greenrlver Carbon bleapherite Friday’s Schedule Cyprus it Davis at North Emery Central Tbe Tribune la Jan 8XtT-T- he of Medwmember to MONTREAL four xone reduce play Tooele at Grantsville that he hurled an ice creanj cone European North Sanpete-Records Inc group Montreal Canadlens and Detroit rounds Instead of five at MamL KIX REGION academy which on Laserna the head struck ftummit District Moroni at Buow Red Wings struggled overtlmvto Remolds Fltzseraid ine natiiHiai run MUlard District The purpose of the resolution Lost - Wou Pet a so mnrtlfjert he rrieH a Offices New Turk Cite - Memorial all 0— whieh-wt- ll Kiitative avenue1 tieundaynightto-remaii- v be proposed to th-Sevier District 7— North Chicago 860 North ftftchl JudgeBeaver ooo 3outh Summit I1 'J 00 I1 oou Then becoming angry at the jeers square'‘forJthe- - National Hockey A at Wimbledon Won Pet In July is to Milford Lost pan avenue Philadelphia Land Title 6ummU North fner Detroit 8269 General Mn tore toniH 1 OoO Fillmore 0 I 000 Monsoe Park City leave the foreign contestants in bet- he rallied to such effect in fighting league season Each had won two 8an Francisco 58 Sutter street! Ln$ an Wasatch 1 ooo Delta I 0 600 Saihis a ooo flrelM 117 West Ninth el ret : liovd R’"WHd ter physical condition to meet the the fourth bull that he wis cheered of thsir four previous encounters Hinckley OOO 0 Morgan h'iTMint Member Atsoelsted Weekly 000 Blcknell winner in the American zone and swarded one of the bull's ears Tre'r places In the standings laiti and Comic Section Group Frtday’a Schedule Friday’s Schedule Milford st Delta North Summit at Judge Memorial Friday's Schedule contestants always are Police detained the ice cream for the Canadiens and next to last W X where tbe — Foreign bureaus of tn formation of The Richfield at Monroe Beaver at Fillmora Morgan at Park City cone hurler for) Detroit remained unchanged fewsr Aouth Summit tx Wasatch RickneU at tallnHinckley V Tnimse JMi tie I Bu Scribe Part by 1 u I once-defeat- that was expected of them The Farmers teamed together brilliantly — they have height uncanny shooting ability a brilliant passing game and one of the strongest defenses in the league d and their triumphs subThe two Morris brothers Floyd IT 5 1 35 8 1 13 stantiate the Total! Total tbte that predictions and Clyde have adaptedthemselves Score by quarter: is going to be be 10 14 !V 31 title scramble Bandy Third well to the rugged colT 4 11 13 tween Draper Second the trio Utah university remarkablyof Referee Lunnen umpire Beneon lege type play and Bus BingDenver and B Y U have strong ham looks like the find of the I GRANITE BANDY FIR8T are squads that capable of doing season by his performance at forG T FP G T FPl of arid upsetting although ward As for the guard line' the BPeteran rf 8 0 0 12 JDMpln rf 2 2 1 6 plenty If 3 0 0 6!F Tennant If 1 0 0 2 D B The race was run off under perfect conditions Fog which settled over Salt Lake valley during the h day failed to penetrate into the atmosphere at Alta and a brilliant sun did away with the neceS' sity of fires George H Watson "mayor” of Alta and veteran mining man said the turnout of skiers Sunday was blue-eye- ynld-Mar- i's LAP T Einar 'Fredbo wftd”retUrried”to Salt Lake City this year to race and jump for the Utah Ski club after two years in other states took two nasty spills on his trip down the course due to lack of practice in slalom running On a second run the however Einar negotiated course without a tumble and in excellent time One of the most unfortunate ski-tdsa- lf nrsfiFn VtK utfl By DON BROOKS Utah’s ace skiers Sunday afternoon rode out of the snow spray of Collins’ gulch to write a new chapter into the history of Alta— a chapter that told of apeed and daring and the honor of crossing the finish line first in the first local slalom tournameht of the year d Alf Engen offiIt was cially representing the --Sun Valley1 Ski club who negotiated he difficult Utah Ski1 club slalom course In the best time but Alf had to share the day’s honors with Reid Olsen of the Mount Logaa Ski club Racing in ah exhibition Alf on his first run sped down the twisting1 2800-focourse in 1:102' Later he made theTUh JjlJ:08X Olsen however was far ahead of all competitors in the crack B division making the difficult trip in 1:164 The next best time to Olsen's was made by Dave Quinney of the Utah Ski club who crossed the finish line in 1:21 The tournament was filled with thrills for the estimated 2000 spectators who lined th course riders of the day was Harold (Hap) Kimball representing the Silver-SkiWho made a perfect hm until within 20 feet of the finish line Tbe where he took a bad spill tumble prevented Hap from finishing in the top 10 riders The Mount Logan Ski club walked away with ita share of honors Be sides Olsen who finished first Dear! Buckley Sait Laker attending Utah Mac State Agricultural college Maeser and Jack Major ail of the Cache valley organization finished sixth seventh and eighth respecr tively in the B division Ed Critch-lorepresenting'the newly formed “Bones” club finished third to Olsen and Quinney in the excellent ‘ time of 1:242 In C division competition Robert Scudder of Salt Laks City unattached won top honors with a time of 1:36 Second went to Bill Kemp of the Wasatsh Mountain club With 1:372 —The D’ division found-anot- her ''Bone”-ski- r emerglng triumphant' John Schierbrock riding the course in 2:024' Second place honors were won by Gerald Teudt of the Wasatch Mountain club with 2:068 Virginia Gutnsey paced three women competitors finishing in 3:352' Second was Kathryn Beck of the Wasatch Mountain club in 4:206 and third place honors went to Eleanor Lindsay also of the ’ ( PITTSBURGH ar - er 32-2- ss 6-- 6-- ff Standings Schedules in Utah Prep Court Circuits ! 7-- I Logan-Ogde- 6-- 2 fakfjfr tatt X ar L- - muxr-tan- t Carboa-Emer- 4 Eu-ope- vl ' : ” ( ! !' if v 8 Gunnison--Wasatch at -1 tl v X H ' - -- h H i r a |
