Show Tuesday Mormng- - ?T!)c war ittles tnoD f afternooa university to b 6gs‘ hfornia at 4 y will piay t Santa nd then e “ iad with the ardner and Pro Price Een If the American league doesn t land either Harmon or Kimbrough they are likely to jack the price on these two‘ stars The up to a near record figure top pro price since Red Grange’s debut was Whizzer White’s $15000 at Pittsburgh three years ago The National league magnates insist that no player will ever get that salary again but Harmon who has both the name and the ability is Hkclv to top that figure The National league can't afford to let Harmon or Kimbrough get If Har- away to the rival circuit mon casts his lot with the Yankees his New York debut might ciark the pro attendance record thousand set by Grange of at the Polo Grounds in his first New York pro appearance after leaving Illinois 15years ago The Chicago Bears drew Harmon in the National league's draft nf and George Halas nwnpr-roac- h the club is perhaps the most progressive magnate in the league Although he is secretive about and insists plans for Harmon that he won't make any attempt to contact the Michigan star until he has sent word to him not to accept any offer until he's heard the Bears’ proposition Drew Kimbrough The Chicago Cardinals drew Kimbrough in the draft and thev are going to make a real effort to land him The night before the draft the Cardinals contacted a coach in Texas who is close to Kimbrough and were informed that “Big John” will plav pro ball if the price is right It’ll take at least $10000 to make the Texas Aggie fullback start listening but the Cards probablv will go that high or higher They will have tohae rival attraction for Harmon if the Bears land him Even Jf the Bears Lose Harmon the Cards will have to counteract the publicity the Bears will rate Timages a 11 be taken in Los An-Coach anday to make the” in Weimer ullmer n Snow verly Stan nd Bob Orr se players-- id Orr— are ugar squad ‘ttermen wary about hings about they have tition so far good squad ut about a ame' against t Saturday n this short four shots 60-o- the coast extend the n their con-a- ls and the ig to Kim-r- a and San ig the best and If the cely maybe st his team the night teran Stan rly at the and the was and he is to keep his irward line though the pared down 1a trip the juld be car-ye- e Those Evans of both-ryc- e outlaws and refuses to have an truck with the young loop Apfy player who jumps to the American league is barred for life Ken Strong and a couple of other Chns- - es Giants broke their contracts with the Polo Grounds’ outfit a few years ago and took a lier with the Yanks It was an unprofitable venture for all concerned Strong later sought forgiveness and was taken back into the National 16 (JV ed Monday Ider Dario ago White big their title The National league looks on the American league as a band of y Lloyd ec nght-lone- The IN AN CAN league by the Giants after proper scolding y was In many ways thp league is tbo smug and National By 1 Fla Dec IS CPl Little 8lanfom Open the big money man of w orhouts the vear insists he isn't the na- - Bow I tiop s number one golfer STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal Furthermore he says he is glad Dee 16 (UP — Forty-thre- e Stanof it ford university football players "I never want to reach the top” severing in Palo Alto's coldest Hogan said Mondav after climax- yveather of the year turned out ing a fine campaign bv finishing Mondav for their first practice ses- third in the $10000 Miami open sion in two weeks in preparation "After a golfer gets to the tqf for their Rose bowl game against he can there is only way go frtfm University of ebraska there— and that s down” The squad was intact except for Hogan must have acquire that A1 Cole ill in Los Angeles with unique philosophy during those influenza tedious years it took him to battle Coach Clark Shaughnessy put his way to the front ranijs of pro- the boys through a three-hou- r fessional golf workout and announced that he doesn’t plan any new plays to use First Tourijey Nebraska but will stick to He and Ralph Gujdahl played in against the "old plays” from T formation their first tournament together in that won the Pacific Coast conTexas Hogan kw)t plugging aw ay ference championship for Stanford after watching Guldahl reach the "Our first job is to get toughpinnacle of tyo consecutive na- ened up again after the long laytional open championships off I also want the boys to freshen Ben was agood golfer and made their memories on the plays" said a respectable enough showing for Shaughnessy several vars but couldn’t quite crash though thnough to the peak Monthafter month he kept working ol his game seeking ways to keep up with the Ben-Hoga- n S L psum Small — he weighs only an ow— he 132 pounds developed unusually full backswing and began knockas ball about far as just ing the the Sneads and Thomsons came he this year Then He won four tournathrough ments finished in tfie money in 19 others and finally earned the Var-do- n trophy awarded annually to the nation s professional who is most consistently proficient Led Brigade Hi’s purse winnings of $10655 led the entire brigade of tournament campaigners ’’I don’t have as much fun as I used to "'sighed Hogan ’There is more of s strain now and I don t have as much time to fool around "Want to know who the best golfer in the world is? Byron Nelson’ He is tops ’ "Me’ I’ll be satisfied to have a reputation as one of the best Y'ou wear longer that way” IIoop Officials Meet Tonight Sportsmen Wait Meet ARE TOO OLD CONSIDERED TO MARR’' IN TR16E TIC - India KUN01 ELK STATE SENATOR WITH 6 GEORGE' BEAR'ACGLELLAND' IN HORN wyOfTino GROWING FROM HAS LIVED ITS FOREHEAD A C pr East STATE IN A AND TERRITORY 3 COUNTIES without Movm °y ‘°Ber Johnson SAN FRANCISCO Dec 16 (l!P Put Tommy Hatmon In the ball packing rpot Put his blocker Foiest Evashevski in front of him Then place Francis Xavier Reagan of Pennsylvania and Milt Peipul of Notre Dame on either side of him You’ve got the ingredients for a football coach’s dieam —— — You’ve also got might ac- tually be the backfield that the east will throw against the west in the annual Shrine east-vlecharity football game at Kezar-stadium here next New Yqarsj 1 st - - ro backs This year as usual the easl' ic ans rosier is loaded with near and honorable mentionables but its doubtful if the east's coaching command L Andy Kerr of Colgate and Bcrno Bierman of Minnesota— ever had a more delectable supply of backs to draw from PosMblo Two Major item of business will be election of new officers Chairmen of the fish migratory bird upland bird big game and auditing committees will make annual reports George Knepp association 'president urged members of the county group to also attend the annual convention of the Utah Wild Life Federation Saturday at the Newhouse hotel The Salt Lake association is one pf about 50 sportsmen's groups affiliated with the Utah federation which in turn is an affiliate of the National Wild Life federation Hahn-enstei- NEW YORK Dec 16 (UP) — Bvron (Whizzer) White Detroit Lions’ halfback captured honors in the National Football league according to the official figures released Monday White gained 514 vaids in 146 attempts to regain t be title he won as a rookie jvith Pittsburgh m ball-carry- ng ki n of Northwestern In the line it’s the same story Outstanding Saturday heroes from — all sections of the sissippi coiintn will hp on dok for the forward wall Othej Star There's Dwight Gahm of Indiana and Leon riaiecki of Penn State e for center Tom O Doyle cf Joe Lokano of Northwestern and Louis Conti of Cornell for guards Nick Drahos of Cornell Tony Ruffa of Duke Fred Davis Davis (Quint Downs of Alabama and Mike Enich of Idwa "for tackles Ed Frutig of to 31 Morgan Michigan Laity Cabfelli ofCol-get- e Biil Johnson of Minnesota — MORGAN Davis high school's and Ham ’Schmuck of Cornell for darts invaded Morgan Monday ends night and handed the locals a 39-3- 1 All of this makes the east the defeat at basketball Galbraith favorite again this year The west's of Davis was high scorer for the big names are fewer It has 18 with Randall points evening Center Rudy Mucha of led Morgan with 14 Washington and Paul Christman Du via MorganK O T P of Missoun the passer de luxe flTFP Bell f 3 2 2 8 besides Dean McAdams of Wash9 0018 Galbraith t Nielsen f 3 1 0 8 2 3 1 ft R Pace I 2 0 0 4 Welling r Randall c 8 2 2 14 ington Jimmy Johnson of Santa O 2 0 0 2 Hchofield Geary g 1 Roae 2 10 4 Brown g 0 2 0 0 Clara Jim Kisseiburgh of Oregon 2 0 0 4 Adams f Rogera g 0 0 0 O State Bob Peoples ofJJ S C and 0 0 0 4) Peterson ft Bright many other great 'western plajers 1 0 0 2 Moon t J Regardless of the outcome in the Totals 19 4 139 13 9 3 3 stadium San Francisco’4 crippled Score by quartere 8 21 Tavla IT 39 children will win The gate re8 15 30 31 Morgan Officials — Rich and Little ceipts ‘are for their benefit Tu-lan- 39 1 attempts Officials Named For Bose Bowl his suit to fit like your a glove! He Got e "3-G" for lill-M&Wca $35 mm Sliatiglinessy Will 'Pay OfP To Captains Ex-Maro- on PALO ALTO Cal Dec 16 who Shaughnessy put Stanford in the Rose bowl in his first season as head football coach disclosed Monday he would keep a promise made jestingly to his two cocaptains of the University of Chicago eleven last year When Shaughnessy was in Chicago packing up last spring Jnr— hir move— to Stanfordhe told John Davenport left half OP)— Clark - X- - t Cornell-Dartmou- i ft iD-- foot- doy between Stanford and Nebraska universities were announced Monday night bv Stanford officials through Edwin N Atherton athletic commissioner 'of the Pacific coast conference Louis G (Dutch) ponlan onetime St Marys college star wall referee the game John Waldorf of the University of Missoun will be the umpire Dwight Ream of Washburn tKan ) cotiege’wUt be the field judge' and M C Bob Evans of James Milliken university (Illinois) head linesman Top Bidrrs Appear On Florida Track MIAMI Fla Dec 16 (UP)-T- he national jockey championship will be decided at the Tropical park meeting which opens here Friday it was disclosed Monday mght Both Earl Dew and W L Taylor k who are running for the title at present wired the Tropical park management that they will fly here to continue their duel Dew will come from San Mateo Cal where he has a total of280 winners and Taylor Will fly from Charlestown W Va where he raised his total Monday to 271 and Bob Wasem right half co- 1939 leaders of his team: “If we make the Rose bowl I'll get you tickets for the game ” Baehall Vet Dies The Stanford mentor remindWORCESTER Mass Dee 16 UP) ed by letter of his promise tele—William R (Billy ) Hamilton 74 graphed Davenport and Wasem season Monday invitmg them to be his who stole more bases-tTT- a" than T Cobb an(K scored more guests on the bench when Stanruns JbanBabe Ruth is dead He ford meets Nebraska--lnth- e hix hnme-lier-e SunPasadena — New —Year’ dayxtrccumhrrt-fl- t 'classic day after a long illness ill-fat- ed Bnefly when a club of higher classification sends a player on op- tion to a class B ball club the Han gs U 'Sellout’ Sign clqb sending the player may pay part of his mohthly salary and the full salary of the player will not be assessed to the club on which DALLAS Texas Dee 16 (INS)— The Cotton bowl Monday officially joined the Rose bowl and Sugar bowl in the classifications of sellouts Dan D Rogers president of the Cotton Bowl Athletic association announced that not only was the New Year's day football classic Sold out but applications were on hand for some reservations for the game on January 1 1942 Tlius the forthcoming battle between Texas A & M and Fordham becomes the first game to fll the bowl with paying customers Four previous Cotton bowl games under private sponsorship and U’munber of regular season collegiate frays have failed of this goal The game New Year’s dav will be the first postseason affair under the sponsorship of the Southwest confer-cne- e I4ixt for example AI Steele was sent on option to the Salt Lake Bees by the San Francisco Seal The Bees paid Steele exactly what he got for signing a Seal contract and the entire amount was assessed against the pees’ monthly payroll It doesn’t take many players like Steele tm eat up the leagun-salarlimit in class C circles But m tases of this kind in 1941 any players sent to Salt Lake by the Seals will have a portion of their monthly tsalary paid by the Seals and it will not be charged to the he is playing-- as "He is one of the greatest golfers duke ever seen” commented the Edward himself an enthusiastic 88 taking time out betwpen shots for instructions from Gene Sarazen former British and United States open champion golfer scored an f was the case last year rr y Bee payroll That was the one of course where Friesell allowed Cornell the "fifth down” that enabled the Big Red to score a temporary 7 to 3 victory over Dartmouth Two days ) i i i i later after all concerned had seen movies of the game the verdict was changed to 0 in the Indians' favor dnd that’s what the record book will show Sixty writers at least mentioned the IncldenTIn their reports-an- d' a big majority of them voted it No 1 among the scores of silly things that happened such as Joe Hunt’s 3-- "sit-dow- tennis Hills strike in the national championships at Forest was no clean cut second the boys dividing their between such classics as Wilson’s theft of second bash In the world series when if looked like each leap might be his last Ed Oliver's disqualification in the open golf championship for teeing off too early and the hero who left the stands to try to tackle Tommy Harmon in the Miehigan-Californstruggle The incident of the three women golfers undoubtedly would Have placed mucfrhigherHfUhe balloU" mg If it had been fresh in mind uva a beauly Mrs H H Silver- ford sbot first and she scored a e So did Mrs E F °Bowed her The lPeY'wl's’ best Mrs J C Fry could do was a degre her ball stopping some four inches short of the cup-anIt is assumed she apologized to her companions for having spoiled a perJ fect score There choicer support Jimmy V ia hole-ln-on- d Tribe Gets Votes The Cleveland baseballers received a bundle of "oddity” votes for their unprecedented petition to President Alva Bradley to tire Oscar Vitt though Manager “oddity” scarcely Is the word ap plied by Oscar to the incident "Bummy” Davis the prfee fighter came in for considerable lt mention for his attack on Welterweight Cham- pion Fritzie Zivlc and the Purdue football eleven for I three conference games 1 last few seconds of play " j below-the-be- Second Glance Snead Shaves Par for Duke I have 111 th The junior varsity "blackout” race witnessed bv none except a Thus at seiond glance It can few homing fireflies was well supreadilv be seen that class C teams ported as was the attack on Umcan now sign at least one and pire George Magerkurth by an probablv two players which they excited Brooklyn fan and the would not have been able to sign charge that Coach Carl Snavelw of The two paiticipating teams in the past because of the salary Cornell gossipCH with his quarterback during the game by waving which will split 85 per cent of the limitThe move admittedly will prove a colored cylinder about will receive gross gate receipts Other incidents recalled either more than their original guaran- tough on class B clubs Class B pleasure or anguish included tees of $30000 The other 15 per leagues didnot adopt the plan with a forward pass completed by Paul cent goes for rental of the bowl adopted by class C circuits Hence Christman of Missouri that lost 23 Meanwhile the Texas Aggies re- in 1941 many players who are the unsolved theft of Washturned to practice at College sta- farmed out by class AA and class yards burn tackling dummies tion Mondqy after two and a half A clubs may be sent to a class C and thecollege's Intentional taken by weeks of relaxation which includleague instead of a class B circuit Charley O’Rourke safety of Boston colin instances where ed a hunting expedition in the particularly lege against Georgetown where he mountain country near Kerrville class B teams cannot accept such dodged about in the end zone fOr a player without exceeding their this past week end perhaps 30 precious seconds before awn league salary limits Just how much each optionor he was cornered club may pay to a player on option in Pioneer circles will be de- Billiards Champ termined when league directors meet m Ogden in February Right CHICAGO Dec 16 (INS) -J- ohnny now the consensus seems to indiLayton 51 of Sedaiia Mo forn cate the mark'will be not less than mer world billiards — MIAMI Thc$25 — per month and "not more champion was"1rr s hospital Mon“ duke of Windsor relieved oyer im- than $50 day under treatment for internal injuries suffered when he was provement in the duchess' condistruck - by a street ear Sunday tion relaxed tn a golf match Mon- Tough Cougars day and saw Sam Snead score a Brigham Young university prob- night six under par 65 wasn’t the toughest football ably the duchess recuperating team )Vith Nevada faced in the season favorably from a major dental just concluded but four operation the Windsors planned to were as tough as any the Cougars Wolves sail Tuesday for Nassau where did face according to' an Edward will resume his duties as team selected by the Reno ' governor of the Bahamas Included on the eleven Snead Hot SpringSi Va profeslist were these four Cousional who finished in a fourth gars i Shirl Blackham center place Ife in the $10000 Miami 6pen Wing halfback ’Roland tournament Sunday amazed the George Jensen end and Bred Bateman exduke with his tackle hibition over the Miami Biltmore course ) ‘Fifth Down’ “ 10 V "I far-flun- -"- I Hurt three-cushio- PASADENA Cal Dec 16 Officials for the Rose howl ball game here New Years nerk-and-nec- Because he wanted ta?f of Cotton Bowl Boast ‘Dream’ Backfield All-Sta- rs Harmon-Evashevs- p m ' ' ’s The usual tariff to see grand opera Is slightly higher than that assessed to those w ho attend a horse opera but come next season In the Pioneer league fans may have opportunity of seeing players slightly under AA caliber working In a class C circuit with no advance in prices A1 this came about at the unusually tranquil rSeeting recently in Atlanta Ga site of few transactions of consequence Seems as If the class C division ot baseball’s minor leagues pulled a fast one on the class B circuits when they put through a ruling which allows an optionor club to pay part of the salary of a player on an optionee club On the surface this might look like a recipe for meringue lemon pie to a steelworker but under the optionor and optionee veneer the whole thing Is as simple as little Willies Christmas tequests 5 YEARS OLD Piobablv Harmon and Reagan 1938 and Peipul never will get into the White is the second player to game as a trio but the thing is win the ground title twice possible because they’ve all ac- Cliff Battles of gaining Boston and Washcepted bids to play It's practically ington accomplished the feat in certain however that the 1933 and 1937 White is the first cyclone from Michigan to win the title in two will be given ample opportunity competitor successive playing years He reto blow touchdowns mained out of action in 1939 In case Harmon (or Reagan or law at Oxford and Yale studying Peipul) need any additional help Johnny Drake Cleveland Rams’ in the backfield they can have fullback took second place with George Muha of Carnegie Tech 480 yards gained in 134 attempts George Kracus of Pittsburgh Bob Tuffy Leemans New York Gianfs Paffrath of Minnesota Dave was third with 474 yards in 132 of Princeton or Red ' Leaders of the Salt Lake County Fish arfd Game association Mondav urged members of the organization tef be on hand at The Salt Lake Tribune - Telegram auditorium for the annual meeting Wednesday night The meeting will start at 7 30 1 u! i By Gayle Talbot t NEW YORK Dec 16 (AP)— Three Kansas City matrons required only four strokes between them to hole out on a hole at the Milbuin Country club and the junior varsity crew race at Poughkeepsie was rowed in total darkness much to the confusion of press and public But the country’s sports editors canvassed by the Associated Press still Insist tfiat Referee Red Frie-sellmental lapse In the football game provided g the prize oddity on 1940’s sports front ByMarIowe Branagan ! & STRAND MILES LONG ? dr Qown the Middle sOUl up 11 BE SPUN INTO A F IBR ftBCy tlk Ijury Rollins -- I "two-a-day- ’’ MIAMI refusing to cater to the A red hot feud with the Amentan league might be just the thing to shake some of the bfafional leaguers out of theif At their recent Complacency meeting irl Washington the club owners discussed for nearly an hour what kind of clothes plavers should wear off the field The discussion was finally ended by Tim Mara Giants’ owner who remarked “Tuffy Leemans will look The Salt Lake Basketball Offt "fully funny in a high silk hat” cials’ association will meet at the Deseret gym reading room TuesHeaJw according to day at 7'30 p Trotting Croup President Joe Christensen 111'dJc 16 BLOOMINGTON Rex Sutherland region two (INS) — E J Hayes Duquoin was president and Paul Rose presireelected Monday for another dent of the coaches from the diserm as president of the Illinois trict will attend the session A "rotting and Pacing Colt Breed-ri- ! review of the recent examination association will he made fans said He was suffering fron a bad cold Assistant Coaches Marty Karow and Bill Jarfies put the squad through a Iimbeng up routine and Norton tol the players drills they would start Tuesday The only absentee Monday was John Kimbrough who had not revisit to turned from hi week-en- d New York to professional football with the' New York Yankees Nation’s Best f i As Strangest Sports Event glass training at Thanksgiving” Hogan Insists He’s Not Top Oddity 130-yar- d f ‘I never want Bed Hogan to reach the top’ 10’s ORDINARY CATSUP BOTTLE' 6000 COLLEGE STATION Texas Dec 16 (UP) — Coach Homer Norton said Monday that Texas A & M college’s football team which resumed practice Monday for the New Year’s Cotton bowl game with Fordham was in“'top shape” I was surprised that the team ijhadn t tapered off after breaking Top ‘fifth DoW Voted 4 Texas Aggies In Top Shape ‘ gave up Still Slightly ith the flUi 17 Scribes Pick Friesell Blunder v ’ at San riday nights4 ghtly Modest Ben backs The American league clubs lost sea-o- n money all along the line last with the Boston team drop-nm- g $30000 and the New York The big Yankees about $20000 men of the American money of trying to atleague are weary tract customers on the basis of They are a good football game to get some name playgoing out ers to thaw out the turnstiles Last year the Yankees went U C after Kenny Washington L a negro passing star hoping to build up a big Harlem clintele met Washington’s The Yanks the third time price twice but he raised the ante on them they tain Wire hard scrim-- y e little professional football between the National football league the top of the pros and the American league the struggling rival seems to be definitely in the making Ripley ’ LINCOLN Neb Dec 16 (UP)— Nebraska’s Cornhuskers resumed indoors Monday their preparations for the Rose bowl game New Year's against Stanford Three feet of snow covered the playing field Coach L M (Biff) Jones irked by the continued bad weather said he was glad his football squad would leave Thursday for training quarters at Phoenix The worst snowstorm of the season caught the 'Huskers in the midst of early drills Indoor practice has been limited to light running passing and contact against blocking dummies Halfback Herman Rohrig ace kicker and passer was absent wnth a cold His recovery was expected by Thursday Dec 16 (UP)— A nice who Night nged George Kirksey The battle will revolve around gets Tommy Harmon and John Kimbrough the two ara -- By Iluskers to Leave Thursday For Phoenix Ariz Will Get Harmon Kimbrough day December 17 1910 - Nebraska Grid Believe It or Not Team Still Drills Indoors War Looms Over Which Loop NEW YORK EVUnmcT- 0 Grid Battle Brews In Pro Leagues Bv Salt £akc Wing In particular 'was selected by the Wolf Pack as a gent with better than average ability The “Y” speedster was selected by Just about evfry Nevada player who participated against him In the Provo duel opener on the 1940 schedule In Provo LOWESTiCOSTAUTDlLOANSj Holiday bills are coming due If you need some hdp to pull you through — inquire about a Drive in-- or us a ring on the phone give— — "U |