Show f lf February As — J Sees By v J C 1939 It Derks even month 'Pay will be the principal speaker at an Important anniversary ob- servance of the Dayton Y M C A' He has been Invited Yn the role of most distinguished guest because he was one of the first Y M C A Worker in Dayton That was half a cenlong time ago-qu-ite tury— and how he goes back to renew acquaintance with those who were hi associate in those early time Their number Is growing increasingly small LongService Fer-2-2 ' By Frank Matthews PITTSBURGH Jam 31 (UP)— The University of Pittsburgh Tuesday night placed its athletics under supervision of the Western conference and thereby apparently put itself in a position to become one of the "Big Ten” as soon as there ie an opening in the group Pitt officials gave no indication that the school has an agreement or hopes of joining the middle-wester- n Circuit but close followers of the Panther football team and other Pitt athletics believed that Big Ten athletie supervision would grow into playing affiliation "The faculty committee on athletics at the voted approval of a cooperative university agreement with the Big Ten conference whereby the commissioner of the conference John L Griffith will render the same servile to the Pittsburgh as he does for the 10 universities comprising the Conference" the an— nouncement said - The agreement meant also that Pitt long beset by athletic squabbles within the university and criticism from the outside in the future will have its athletics observed by a power greater than alumni associations and interested townsmen Commissioner Griffith will be free to pass on to the public or rival schools all information concerning Pitt’s conduct of its sports teams Pitt approached the Big Ten with the supervision request in December It wa doubtful that there would be any immediate change In the conference act-u- p but possibilities for the future appeared great" Athletic Director James Hagan said that under the agreement Pitt will set forth the amount of pay its athletes receive for work both oh and off the campus "It cannot help" said Hagan "but work to the advantage of the uniVersity in its determination to maintain athletics on an amateur bisk" "By this agreement instead of the university acting alone in an investigation of all types of rumors concerning alleged vlolations of eligibility subsidization and proselyting in relation to the conduct of its athletics the university will have the cooperation of 10 other similar institu- - tions” Pitt will follow of the Big Ten in which all information regarding allegations of athletic subsidizing and other sports code violations In the conference is filed with Commissioner Griffith and Investigated by him The schools in the conference obey his rulings as strictly as major league baseball teams obey Judge Kene- -' saw Landies "According to the terms of the agreement1 said the Pitt announcement "the commissioner will be given full Information respecting the present status of athletics at the University of Pittsburgh and the facts will then be made known to those interested" all-rule- s - CHICAGO Swan Steps Into ‘Pop’ Warner’s Shoes As Chief Football Mentor at Temple ' years Day w&sconnected Ex-Stanfo- rd Star-Wi- ll wltli the Dayton Y M C A hold-ln-g aU important offices Continue From that place he came to Salt Lake ‘Old Fox’ System City which- - has been hls home aincethen — For many years he was director of physical education in the Salt Lake City' public PHILADELPHIA Jan 31 UP-- Fred H Swan stepped into the faschools From that position he was in conformity with regulamous shoes of Glenn S (Pop) Wartions retired last yeart ner as head football coach at Teme pi universityTuesday intendingto Day has devoted a full to physical education ' Hi first continue “Warner-styl- e football with experience was gained in Boston some modifications” and near-b- y New England cities Action of the university football His effort during the World war committee lirofficiallymovInSwan W0irUimrdlstingulshed“Sonor a pioneer In up fromjline coach to-- head coach In Utah as physical education and amateur was no surprise former Stanford founders of the A A U in this area The the and for 28 successive years he held star’s name moved to the top ofWarof possibilities soon after the office of secretary-treasurof list the intermountain association re- ner announced his resignation in Palo Alto Cal Sunday night The tiring only last year Now that he has laid aside the "old fox” himself had recommended his assistant at Templa for arduous duties of public service Swan ' six years Day finds time to devote to cherished pursuits which mainly relate Unanimous Choice to the activity which has been his EarL R ‘Yeomans athletic dlree lifetime work tor eaid the new coach’e aelection On April 4 Day will be honored "unanimous” at the annual convention of the was Tha committea gave Swan a three-yeAmerican Association for Health contract It did not disclose Physical Education and Recreation! his salary? but a university spokeswhich will be held in San Francisco said it probably waa $7500 half The nature of the honor of which man he will bf recipient is unknown to of what Warner received the committee Simultaneously us and also to Day His informa' made Backfleld Coach J Charles on the matter comes in the tion of form of an invitation which reads (Chuck) Winterburn University graduate Swan’s first "Dear Mr Day: It is with great Pittsburgh three-yeassistant also on a jc on pleasure that I inform you that our tract executive committee has voted to Swan was out of tha city at (he do you special honor at the- - San tima the committee met but previ Francisco conventional the banquet he had announced: session on the evening of Tuesday ously View o’clock the 7 at fourth Optimistic April "I am not at liberty to inform you “Warner-styl- e football which at thin time the nature of that spe- played and which I will teach With cial hbnor but may be in a poeltion some modifications Is not dead But to give you more Information before like all other stylesJhenLmustJbe ""convention timer variation We’ll have a good squad "I sincerely hope that it will he next year " possible for you to be in attendance Swan captained the Stanford team and I shall be happy to hear from under Warner and played in two you at an early date Cordially Rose bowl games He Is a native of youns California During his sophomore "Frederick W‘ Cousens president year In college he married a Texas Whatever the character of the girl They have two daughters to be conferrd it will distinction Before coming to Temple 43wan have to do with the fact that Day was line coach at Colgate and the has been a member of tha organ-izatlo- n University of Wisconsin for more than 50 years— 51 to be exact Only three others all living In eastern states have such a record of membership It is our sincere hope that William E Day will enjoy many more such occasions as that at Dayton ind Ban Francisco He has richly ' 31 Griffith Western conference gathletio commissioner said he knew of no plans to alter the membership of the conference in connection with the University of Pittsburgh’s ratification Tuesday night of a cooperative agreement with his office t "The plan Is one simpler mutual cooperation" Griffith said "whereby Pittsburgh can use the office of the commissioner just as Big Ten — — schools do — "Thera is no movement under way that I know of to enlarge or change the membership of the conference Schools in the Big Ten havo By Jack Cuddy agreed to work with Pittsburgh in carrying out NEW YORK Jan 81 (UP)-Fra- nkio Us revised athletic program" lays that 75 per cent of the Asked if this action might be a forerunner to people who make their living out Chicago’s withdrawal from --the organization of boxing will tell you that tha Jack Griffith said: "I have heard of no such plan aid think thera Dempsey ' of Toledo could havo Isn’t any possibility of a change In the Big Ten knocked out the current Jo Louis And when Frankie says dhme-membership" thing like this you can go to town on hi statement Because there ' Says Expert Frankie Gills Apostoli to Defeat Conn' X John L (AP)-M- ajor Nations Join ’39 Davis Cup Warfare no jpns in Aiftenca is Xwenty-Seve- n "LAWRENCE Kan Jan 31 (AV- -1 Atop windswept Mount Oread th consistent capital of college basket- ball ia a man whp sticks to horse England Australia Canada— or oven South Africa— who knows boxing sentiment as it is crystallized into dollars and cents laid on tho line Ilka Frankie —I cannot glve yotrFrankie’l last" name because ho pledged mo not JV e A1 to use it— Many aportaeditora of the nation will know whom I'm Toss Now Miglit as talking about when I mention the name “Frankie” Hs is “the man” behind ths scenes In boxing just — as- Promoter By Leslie AveryMikq Jacobs is "the NEW YORK Jan 31 (UP)- -A total of 27 nations-fr- om Cuba to man" 'when th curtain goes up Frankie and Mika are natural rivals (Jugoslavia— Tuesday night filed entries for this year’s Davis cup arid twin powers in ths g business competition and the consensus waMhat all but Australia might as lbut Australia clExp crls Fi gur Well in Towel - make5orsCSiksh1tnr Uctlcsand Dr Forrest C (Phog) Allen 1 though as modern and intense as a 1939 jitterbug keeps his Kansas!I university Jayhawks winning titles we wlthjtrickt useL whenpaandma danced tho dreamy Waltzes of 1905 Successful? Twenty-tw- o of his 28 teams have won conference champibnshlps In 28 years his teams won 322 games' and lost only 70 H is so good he overcame his two sons’ natural doubts of a par ent’s wisdonvand ing stars beak-bustin- now an av elr tn0neJr' 4— Tha Hat numbered— three -- mors then last year but they could add another couple of dozen and th odds still would favor Australia to bs ths survivor which will meet th United States In ths challenge made-them-p- er three-secon- ft Czecho-Slovak- ia " ar £’ 2-- rs ar ’iy I ' 2-- Pitt Trackmen In Quandry Shorts on Sports 8-- I prescrip-jLXltUCi- I 2-- 8-- eutch’a-Roguish-Girl 2-- a 7-- 3-- 2-- n 8-- ‘ seven-furlon- -- 6-- 7-- rt Senate Gets Fishing Bill X iY I Coaches 8-- -- Drill Team ar high-scori- Ill Lf Zr title-hold- er S Hia-wit- O- Ill La-cos- te I ff light-heav- They'll Do It Every'Time Buddy Baer Fed RENO NevXJan H (Buddy) Baer V 31 (AV-Jaco- T By Jimmy Hatlo 1 ftfi “ r!JUJOuuTQ SMOKES!" says SLICK fTSEASAS Montanez Victor b boxer and brother of Max Baer former world's heavyweight champion and Miss Ralphs M Pearl 22 were mar rled at tha Washoe county court house Tuesday by District Judge William McKnight PAPER-- CvrriM IMI J Keyset TebeeeeCe B WlwtM-aiiarM C 9 Gentlemen 7ttne Albert tobacco to begin with treated Mxtra mild-Se- a It haa an aroma all it own tool Any way you look at it there’ no other tobacco lik Prince Albert SO MILO SO TASTY ” extra-fragra- nt SKI FILMS U yea want to make a loan n your ear No salary asslsn-mea- ts m Endorsers needed sad alt 'delay Clean v those overdue bills NOW In this sals economical way A LOG TO ROtl 'EM SIFTIN' OOTTHE ENDS TACT? 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NO BA Z “no-bite- ft’s in tho Bag FALUN’ OFF CU!CK AND FIRM WITH PRINCE ALBERT ITS CRIMP COT TO Uiy RICHT IN THE NEW YORK Jari 31 Montanez Puerto- - Rican candidate for a ehot’at Henry Armstrong's outpointed welterweight "title Jimmy Vaughn of Cleveland In a bout before 12 savage eight-roun- d 000 fana at ths Coliseum Tuesday two night Montanez weighed 139 pounds more than Vaughn UPl-P- edro V V -- Frank! has an Indirect interest in mors fighters than oven the great Mik—Jacobs"“Frankis “ and his"’ henchmen havs a “friendly Interest” in more boxers than Mike Jacob ever had Frankie controls V acoba—amL A certainly a lot more cities Frankie talks fight from tha ' I betting angle— neverjrom round the gat- Battle lines for ths eliminations propecti ve"He says "I’ll give you ths right odds for any fight you can will b drawn at 5 o’clock Friday mention because I know how Til 'Jew Rulings afternoon by the United States havs to lay my dough to cover It” rulel Lawn Tennis association Th advent of th d and ths Those who challenged In j the Favor of Fox law and its North American son were! Aussubsequent modification of the post Okay Tiger Jack Fox and Melio tralia Canada Cuba Japan Mex- Bettlna play sent other coaches to athletic will battle for th ' buildcast ico for and Brazil the ntw Philippines "system apothecaries title at Madison Square ’ Ions entry for the hitherto de- Garden ers” night— as recognized V funct South American tone and in in New Friday (he doctor of Mount Oread NPt York state Frankie says His quintets kept winning ort th ths European division there were! th odds art 1 in favor of Fox and China Belgium theory "a team never won a gam even money that Fox will knock out lost 'life— it its opponents Denmark France Germany Great Bettina in its f Britain Hungary India Ireland through errors in fundamentals and When' ‘BlllyConn " and Fred Italy Monaco Netherland New Apostoli tangle pood judgment” p at the Garden on coach-ha Zealand Norway Poland Rumania The debonair but vitrolic 10 Apostoli will bt the A tWWKm Sweden Switzerland once labeled A' A U officials and Jugo February 1 favorite despite Conn’s decision slavia 'quadrennial oceanic hitch-hikevictory In their first meeting Fred Swan Pop Warneg successor as football coach at Temwho chisel their way’ to the OlymFrankie says “The boys figure Not Official ple University He is a' former Stanford ace and line coach pic games— boasts of having only a Apostoli Is onto his etylo now" no been It set hasn't and few distinguishing officially Although under Warner plays And when Lou Ambers engages was determined believed it the system Arizmendi for th third time -“Adherence to th principles of North American sons winner un- Baby Amber will he th 1 favorite In meet Australia would sound fundamentals develops confidoubtedly addition Maxis Baer will Brazil The winner of that series be an 5 madcap dence in ths individual player If he favorite to beat Lou Nova t vicbe to is the zone would face good knows the pass going European whea-th- ey collido-la- -th Garden tors to decide which meets the bowl on he can be thinking of maneuvering May 25 1 United State in th challenge TT 1 along a path that is not necessarily i ' Ift other poasible matches that i round rehearsed" Is the doctor's not been made as yet the odds This season Australia ha' & red- -' have tion will be as follows: Armstrong a 1 PITTSBURGH f Bf PhU McLeese Jan 31 (INS) hot team which has the guns to favorite over Pedro Montanez The University of Pittsburgh’s Versatile Play NEW YORK Jan 81 OD-B- enja take the cup for th first time Armstrong an 5 favorite over squabble with the local chapter of “This is not mechanical play this min whose since 1919- - As Australia grew Ambers Louis a 1 favorit to the AA U"which for awhile is versatile play It is th principle The “hotbed of basketball” cry seemed performance in the Lady Biltmore stronger last year the United knock out Bob Pastor Tony Galen-t- o at though it might end of education through play' team was weakened by the States 5 dissolved 4 bromide a into favorite over long ago with members of the Panther thin1 Tommy Farr loss of Don Budge who turned pro- Louis At every game two assistants of course a 2 favorite to knock out But we’ll still yell for clads being unable to enter“for-eign- " —— grade the players on fundamentals voiced comments that he name wa fessional Maxie the intermountain country: AttenBaer Louis a 1 favorite competition Tuesday seemed —too many bad passes or wrong U distinct understatement mads her to knock out Nova Leo Rodax an No 1 Man tion Associated Press: to lean a bit in favdr of ths Steel-tow- pivots and the player flunkTout of of 1939 at Hialeah Tues 5 firgt gUrt favorite over Petey Scalzo in institution ’ In a dispatch you carried reAustralia’s No 1 man will be Jack g nd won the feather division Rodak a 5 Neither side had any definite thSlnM‘ ehmttion of the center Bromwich ths ambldextrous Star the cently Whitney Martin remarked: over Joey Archibald Conn purs In comfortable who is ranked second on th world afavorit “Indiana goes positively berserk statements to maks4in ths situation ump the privet on a Kansas team iKissime 5 yfavorite over Solly Krieger Tuesday but there was no overlooklist when the high school tournament He will be aided by Adrian the “quarterback” and is with the The daughter of Roguish Eye who Quist fifth in the same rankings Kayo Morgan of Detroit a 5 faroll around The Hutchinson ing the fact that John Youie Wood' tioned In tha back-couLen Schwartz vorite to beat bantamweight ChamKan Herald printed 44 high ruff lanky negro star at Pitt and guards showed fins form in 'some of her Vivian McGrath pion Sixto Escobar even money school and junior college box other members of the track squad Harry Hopman and possibly Jack Lou Salica challenging Eecobar 1938 state engagements refused to Crawford score in one edition which is were still training confident that the team would be allowed to com ” Well a lot of box scores break with th fied et Pimlico end The United States’ big problem and Eecobar the 5 favorit ever pete in thejdillrose the Penn A C replace Budge— Young Georgia Pace burned up a lot of- - her backers1 will ba-ta Well A P wrearry about 50 box ths Boston A C and ths N Y A Robert Riggs of Chicago was the jTrankie reveals that Louis posiwell she off scores In practically every Saturday meets scheduled for February money Tuesday got other singles man last year and tively will defend his title against morning edition throughout the James (Whitey) Hagan director took an early lead and raced E G Bobby probably will move up into Tony Galento at Yankee Stadium season and our total for of athletics at Pitt and Coach Carl earned whatever recognition phyai-c- al A bill which would allow Utahns basketball Roth's Floragina Into the ground the No 1 slot oocupled by Budge in June— if Promoter Herman Tayall Saturday editions runs over 70 Olson both believe the Panther education can give him after that th picking Is slim lor of Philadelphia can cut in prop1 unlver-PROVO— Young Brigham more than 70 years of ago to re' Drawing away tit the final furlong But now who’s a hotbed? trackmen will be in all the big ina list that includes as its erly oa the bout and on Galento’s from Montana over State won' win cm We should like to Bay a few words ceive fishing permits free ofeharge by length end foremost man Gene Mako a good future earnings In case Galento door games Hagan said he had shy’s easy Second recentBountiful which th didn’t do Cougars any about an act o generosity which was introduced Into the senate h&lf w Eddla Afcar0 merely doubles player but poor In singles beats Louis Otherwise Taylor 107 points in an M men applied for traveling cards in ac- Friday to the “Y coaches has lately come' under our notice Tuesday by Senator Wiil R Holmes ly scored cordance with the A A U’s ruling good according contract on etifl and letting his mount Sidney Wood - Joe Hunt Bryan who has a five-yealmost lost its game sitting week about thia are who moaning Wa believe the Incident la worthy of (D) Brigham City Local officials of the A A U the crown when the Green Creek girls’ (Bitsy) Grant Wayne Sabin and Galento’s services will match two-to- n of the Cats in play mention and certainly challenges The measure provides that any ragged LTnlthS Tony with Tommy Farr or Red I Frankie Parker basketball team in North Caro- have threatened withdrawal of the cent work-ou- ts taks second place by admiration person at the age of 70 or more lina defeated In the European zone a tough Burman at Philadelphia— or possibly traveling cards on grounds that The Cougari meet the league over Floragina which tired badly Sunnyview 102-1-0 would receive a fishing permit by But so far as we know Boun- Pitt Coach Olson had Apreviously leading Colorado university Buf- - The winner a $4 40 for 2 favorite fight appears Imminent among Max Schmeilng making application to the county tiful Second Is still national A U Receipt Small neglected to notify the ced tha seven furlongs in 1:23 5 France Germany and Jugoslavia Too Ambitious f aloes Saturday at Provo and will clerk of the county in which the sufficient time in advance Don Meade the season leading France has a bunch of young stars Saturday night thera was held applicant resides Upon proof that need to be in top form to even make Frankie accuses Mike Jacobs of in this city a basketball game the the Jockey who was shut out Monday who have been coming along slowly a game out of the meeting From Idaho: Twin Falls Cowboys person was 70 or over the selfish He says Tex Rickard In his usual form to acore and this may be their year back The being came minus clerk would certify to the county ue proceeds from which had lee-the Stars 24 state of the Pioneer baseball varsity cagers Tuesday hpe San Juan 46 double on Black Arrow and French followed the same pro- never tied up any division except another wornexpenses were to be devoted to fish and game commissioner who signed a ypung in the hurler'by th name SAN JUAN HIGH f MONT1CKT f0 “ their weekly scrimmage Silent Witness and bring his total cedure some years ago when they tha heavyweights He quotes Rickthe national infantile paralysis would then issue a en's gym against the frosh and O T r PI permit to the of John Stefan from Maaera xau h drilled some youngsters fund One of the teams engaged T col'll slowly and ard as saying “Give me ths heavies O T T on evert Mmslfor the meeting to 35 Another to hard has been playing in the Rogers play John pushed applicant SiAmdeffon £ 8 Jotter 4 3 waa tha Montana State college highspot was the first victory carefully and then came up with and J’U be satisfied” But Frankie The bill stipulates that the peri California winter league Vf- - A crew Sherman the aggressive youngsters 3 0 0 7 3 3 l?l Soltenu the “Three Musketeers"— Ren say Promoter Jacobs Is trying to 2 O 0 squad under the direction of miti would bo good for the catch- of 31 men has started work on the Burnham 0 0 0 3i0! Jemcn Coach Eddie Kimball started Glen hand-cuLewi not only the heavy but ner president of the Hialeah Jockey Harvey Henri CocKet and Jean 100 Schubert Dyche 2 0 Th Allen at center ‘fn Fred Welmer’s of “common” fish in waters Pocatello hall park and another 40 Porter 2 2 0 41 Wood ing y club Roman carried hta silks to middle welter who lifted the cup from the also the 1 0 0 It developed that the receipts of the state which are designated by men will be added next Week Shumwayf 0 0 0 OlEvani Brink with handling Lloyd spot O Bmwy ( 0 0 0 0! Evans 100 th 0n8 United States In 1927 and held It and lightweight classes were below anticipated revenue the legislature as open to 0 usually 0 0 the forward 200 0 Johnsou will assignment be t fishing Approximately employed i until 1933 Copyright 1939 for Th Tribune- end that they barely covered ex- purposes to rush ths park to completion 11 6 2 24 given to Allen Weimer saw plenty Totals 210 4 46! Totals pense of conducting tbs gam of action but isn’t up to his former s The Montana State team was to speed since bis cold last week ' havo received 330 for its expenses Halden Gunnell was pouring them f the brunt ee a to the carry hoop through When the situation became known of tha Cougar scoring against the to Director Dyche hs immediately frosh and Kimball reports that he GET FAST-ROLLE- D canceled his claim for expenses and chance this week end a may get directed that the entire sum should Gunnell has been a splendid reserve ib contributed to ths paralysis fund in recent games and has never ‘MAKIM’S’ Plainly it was a gift of $50 Jimmie Brodtrisk failed to collect a bucket or two That was a gesture meriting comDon Overly is another man who is mendation showing up well this week he-w- 1 Jan HisSystdm’s Old but Still Reliable life-tim- V 1939 19 1 Jack Better Pittsburgh Panthers Tie Up With Big Ten Conference Than Louis C D On of our palatial paaaenger train Tuesday night carried eastward William E Pay—"Bill" to hi "intimate friends Day ia bound for Uayton Ohio where heat Saturday evening he take part in a pleasant program whose detail have been In course of preparation for some - February hr NEVER SHOWN IN SALT LARK CITY BEFORE - fin cif wettas in every of Prince Albert HANNES SCHNEIDER SKI TECHNIQUE And Others LECTURE BY 2-t- in SO FRAGRANT BERT JENSEN f1 - TONIGHT — IP M - 1740 SO STATE ADMISSION SBe Auiptces Alpine Ski Club h '“7 £- -1 t ” i LJ v ' - |