Show r L i — " 16 - TFedneiday Morning -- — -- : j —— - Salt £ak Sfrttmn j March 26 1941 Two Answer Spring Grid Gall at Gage Chiefs Honor Veteran of Sport Ike Starts Molding ’41 Eleven Basketball AssociatioiFetes Moss at Tuesday Dinner "" ' ' Selects 1941 Leaders f 1 George Bettridge I ' Good Session " Coaches Karl Schleckman and Swan helped with the flfet ''Bill v workout Pete Couch will return from the east and be ready to as sist with the drill Wednesday -- Coach Vadal Peterson will devote all his time to track' - The f first day’s work was spent largely in getting things organized and setting up exercises but the guards had a long session of pull-- 4ng out for interference work and - the backs spent considerable time formations and passes ' - The athletes displayed a lot of enthusiasm and Interest in the off season drill The workout will be held daily five nights a week start ing it 4 p m Intrasquad games will be held at Intervals to give the players a chance to get a taste of actual competition - About the only veteran not on hand Tuesday was Mac Speed! and Speedie is excused from the fottbail practice on account of his i i track activities ' Big' Bunch to report ’were: U The players Captain Chick Hansen George Tlettridge Howard Wicker Dale Hatch Jim Pistorlus Dale Mont gue Bill Berthoid Conway Dear den SamvTobin Garth Holbrook Bill Simmons' Jo Frisch Huck Adelt Jack Mecham Mark Cram ‘Bert Davis Merle Brown Sumner Hatch Rol Evans Clair Anderson "Chet Kim i Wes Griffith Clayton “Wilkinson Don Thomas Jack Thompson Boyd Thomson ""Homer Warner Spence Peterson Harry McTague Art Spendlove "Nick Vrontikls Garth Bergerton "Mel Johnson Dan Hunter Dick Dorton Ted Barrett' Wayne Wls "'bom be Donald Green Hartley White Bill Han Woody Peterson " "Ken Farrell Izzy Spector Jack Gamble Bryant Cannon Rulon Clark LeGrandt Gregory Morris Jepper-'“ioGeorge Leathara Dean Ross Jack Okland Bill Stevens George PJchardson Gus Faust Gay Adelt “Dominic Dlra Wayne Page La Verl Sperry Rey Jergensen Floyd Spendlove Florlan Nelson and ' Boyd White j- Sivimmers Await Gun Air Base Hoop Meet Goes I t - i Into Finals 5 B Y U Delays Opening i 2-- Pin Leaders - - 6-- M lrfl4 h- 11 j portion trend upward until day - 100-yar- 100-yar- 100-yar- 1 30-2- i Me-Cask- ill ill all-st- ar ?n - three-secon- nd -- Jtr Hi 12 12 4 2 - S L Softball 00 - 8500 feet Tuesday at 5:30 Temperature p m 23 above lowest Tuesday morning' 1(1 ebove Snow depth at base 70 Jncbea One inch new snow Ski ng good Road good Skating on weather Observer — Mn Evelyn B Shaw1 de-Den- dent ' "Wins Heavy Battle PITTSBURGH March ' 25 UP— Curtiss Sheppard 188 Pittsburgh negro Monday night beat Lee Q Murray negro 194 t Norwalk 5 Conn S ' Lake ‘ Softball association league will meet Friday t ? 8p in the TTibune-Telgram auditorium according to Vice President D J Morphy ' ' Schedules and other Im- portant details win be Morphy said Definite entrants in the White Park league are Cudahy Zinik’s U P Boosters W IL Bints Decker-Brad-le- y Bennett Glass’ and’ Paint Mountain Fnel Dra- - j IL the per Tunnel A' 8 ’ Airport and Fort Douglas A league probably will be organised Murphy f said j -- a 4- - dia-cuss- ’ 12-tea- - m Evaaa-Dor- a va Aggie diving queen Star ' s In addition Mont Dunford star Utah Aggie froth diver is expected to enter the AAU event Dunford holds the junior AAU title and last year won the state prep springboard crown while a student at Logan high According to Welch swimmers from Utah Stat State B YU Weber college Deseret gym and several of the state’s high schools lnl eluding Granite present champion are entered The meet is being sponsored by The Tribune-TelegrartlMnd Tutulay nlaht IneluSat fnlrlj -- or Tfeuradajr— 220 fraa Thorai Don m 220 braaat — Stan Plummer Shir! Howard Keith WMluyr John Carmen d medlar awtm — Thorteen Spencer Carman i Women 100 free—Jin Pott Booth Beverly Beck Blilea ThomatBevtrly relay— Deeeret gym and Granite hum Novice 200 free — John Warren Bill Willard Harbrecht Bay WatTlk Grant Oreyoreon for' Friday— 100 men’s ' free—Neleon William 1 Carman Har Fagtrgreen brerht Women 150 braaat— Jana Potta Lola Gllner Beverly Beck 440 tree— Reddieh Thomsen Barker 100 back women' — Beverly Booth Bv Thomaa riy Beck Bill Men’ Dunford Clift diving— Mont Pri£n ’ Sponsors and managers of men’s softball teams planning to compete In the Salt at 'H Xarl-Luet- 100-yar- Kogag 0 10 0 I “Hec” Edmondson of University of g —— — ———— — I— Val Lentz of Washington Army 8 10 19 10 30 auartT?? and Dale Lash of Wesleyan 21 Nels Norgen University of Chi-- n'pp011 30 cago was elected president to sue-- 1 08 " ‘ ’ Nat ceed Holman of of the College Signs Idahoan the City of New York Ed SEATTLE March 25 UP) — Prowas Fordham named first ( 0 20 0 04 moter Nate Druxman said Tuei-da- y vice president Ed Ilickox Spring' I 0 U Ulya ha had figned Harry (Kid) field second vice president: W H J Ulya 0 112 Matthews Emmett Idaho and Browne Nebraska third vice presB Kawag OOOO SMlyac O 1 O O Booker T Washington Sacramenident and Marsh Diebold Carle-to-n 4 10 4 14 A J 1 1 to Gal- - for a Totals secretary-treasurmiddleNamed to the board of directors mu7 f weight semifinal to' the April 1 battle between former Middle- were Holman Lentz Forrest Cox weight Champion Al 1 Hostak of Colorado Everett Dean of StanIdak Kyaws llaH OT FP Seattle and Ben Brown Atlanta ford and Gullion 'Neledf 2 J S 4 3 Tjrataf Lucille Parker Ogdea— 625 Edna Runehal Ogden— 507 June Smart Salt Lake— 85 Iva Moore Salt Laka— 4S5 Ann Schreiber Balt Lake — 115 Ruth Rama no Ogden — 77 - Kel-leh- er ed LaMont Richarda Dominie Pall Cooper rrlno national Junior event Deeeret arm la Ken Lyman Stan Plummer Dick Ka fern ond U of U Denver A C fnoeh Calvin Smith Hal Hardy Heaton Barker gym second Carman Tborasen peseret Nelson Ornelala: Referee Dr Stuns Q Cannon atarter Edward W Bra by Jr : Judaea of finlah Herbert Hills Dr — Hyde Cowley “ “ Arthur Van Tueaenbroack Baird: timer Nielaon Harold Van dlah 8r Warn PorkerWajron Taylor Baatmoad diving fudyea Charles Welch Jr Nielaon Van Tuaeanbroack Hill Ftrron Los Van Wagoner J F Robins Bob McMaa tar dark of course Wins' Midfile P? s “MIAMI BEACH Fl Msrch 25 UP) — Billy Cooper 136 of Phoenix Ariz defeated Mike Piskln' 131 of Newark by a decision in a fight here Monday night 10-rou- nd JlOOi Jf tlllT jf er 10-rou- nd ur7ie L 110 - Tunney Recruits Ring Stars NEW YORK March 25 WW Lieutenant Commander Gene Tunney former world heavy weight champion brought eight boxers and five other athletes to the naval recruit--z ing station Tuesday to be enlisted at athletics instructors At tha same time Tunney revealed that he recently had been transferred from the bureau-oaeronautics to the bureau of navigation and that he will have the task of supervising athletic in the entire United Programs Tunney roundup of boxers brought in two middleweight title contenders Georgle Abrams of Washington and’ Steve of New York Al Nettlow of Detroit welterweight: Frank Pored of Jersey City and Patsy Perroni of Cleveland veteran heavyweights Tommy Tucker of New Yprk and Jimmy Webb of St Louis and Cal Cagni of Cresskill N J middleweight top-ranki- ng f i ‘ Bel-loi- se light-heavyweig- j vHomi a t 0 6 TTnuhlrof O Nil Onlalile ' 1 Dolg Ogawag 22 5 2 Katol Knllmag 110 Otkct 2 8 Veda1 3 3 16 OOOO 2 5 3 7 8hRialhlf lforiihltag 10 0 2 0 2 11 Saaakte 0 111 M Dolg 11 2 0 2 Tashirog ' Totals 10 is T 27 13 18 S 30 Brora by quartan: 25 30 eoseoe J3 JJ JlltlMl Kyowa 11 IS 27 i d t Slate Meet Salt Lake City Elevation 8000-85feet Weather clear at time of report Temperature Tuesday 300-yar- 300-yar- Leaders: Alta— Thirty miles southeast of - Ml F SEATTLE March 23 (AV— Dick Johnson of Vancouver Wash end coach ' and Abe Spear assistant line coach resigned Tuesday as aids of University of Washington Football Coach Jimmy Phelan: Both announced they planned to enter private business ' e R000 i i ' Fri- : 1 18 - 8:15 p m 22 above About one inch new snow Skiing good Road good Lift operating Observer — mU S forest service 90 Brighton— Thirty miles southeast of Salt ’Lake City Elevation - IjlOWH ' nth F (Compiled through courtesy of the United States weather bureau and the United States forest service) For period Tuesday 5:30 p m Until Saturday 3:30 p m: Little or no precipitation Tempera tures averaging above normal in west portion near normal in east t’s Ogden Nippons 24-1- Ttvo Aids Bulletins I 1 lAV-Detroi- vs-Ni- en Hold Places Phelan Loses Slii and Road best-of-sev- 1 28-2- n -- i jl PROVO — Opening of spring football practice at Brigham Young university scheduled for Tuesday 0 0 0 0 LnlckaC was postponed because of the wet OOOO Hizont Totala IS 4 24 condition of the field Offlclala- - Pdtaraon Howtlls The gridders will report Wednesday weather permitting Coach Eddie Kimball said ? Syl-van- us ff 11 ( -- Maple Leafs Irip Bruins Cage Coaches Seek Rules On Equipment In US Relay Event 220-yar- Of Grid Practice ‘ 85-year- "be strong contenders for varsity ’ out-of-seas- on ) all reported and the trio should - Janies E (Jimmy) Moss pioneer builder of Utah basketball and basketball officiating was paid-glowing tribute Tuesday more hotel than 75 friends and hoop by night at the Newhouse turned out to the testimonial dinner tendered by followers who the Salt Lake Basketball Officials' association " School leaders high school and college coaches civic leaders and basketball fans Joined the whistle-blowers In celebrating the close of their "booing season and paying homage to one of the standout figures In Utah high school athletic history Started In 1808 Mel Flegal Tuesday was the elected president It was Mots who foundedassoof the Nibley Utah High School Athletic Golf association at the Park ciation in 1908 and guided it group’s annual election meeting through the first 15 troublesome at 2690 Highland drive f years It was Moss who started Bill McNair was renamed the schools for basketball offivice president and George Bur-to- ft cials which have been adopted secretary-treasur- er was elected by associations all over the country Retiring’ officers are: Hal The sports leader Badger president and f Roy was lauded by Coach Dick RomPeck secretary-treasur- er ney of the U S A C who acted as A and - enthusiastic toastmaster by Guy C Wilson crowd large of golfers turned out for who worked with Jimmy as presithe dinner meeting dent at LDS high school and First regular meeting of the sucwho S Adam Bennion association will be held Wedby ceeded Moss aa principal at Grannesday April 2 at the Nibley ite high schooL clubhouse An golfers who plsy fib obtained' The ' guest of honor recalled at Nibley are invited many glowing incidents He said Hampers Other Sports strated here as they threw some vicious lunges at the ha had always had ehimi Spring football practice opened at the University of Utah tournament a of the dream But the most objectionable part big dummies as will a Indians went The demon work with to Tuesday blocking but admitted that he never antici- of the spring football drills both here and in any other conference pated it reaching the proportions is the fact that it cuts In on the attained by the successful 1941 event regular spring sports which should be as unmolested as football is in Directs Affairs i — TORONTO March ' 25 the fall The affair was directed by Deb The major reason why baseball Apps Toronto’s star center j Young football coach at Davis returned to action Tuesday night has been stifled in the Utah colhigh Delton Bramwell and Occie I after a month on the bench an( leges Is the fact that it would hamEvans were other members of the led the Maple Leafs to a 7 to 2 per the spring football drills An ’ national swimming championship waiting around to committee With triumph over tha Boston Bruins attempt was made to revive the ' Joe Christensen president of in the third game of their Stanley game last year but it had to wait NEW YORK Match 23 UP) —The Eighth Material and 88th Re- be picked up by somebody the national Junior Indoor A AU medley until football was over and that officials’ association' present cup hockey play-oseries connaissance cage teams Tuesday relay waited only the starter's gun as the deadline for entries National Association of Basketball the ed Most with a watch charm The victory gave the Maple left little time for a baseball league Coaches Tuesday took steps to making him a lifelong member Leafs a 1 lead In the to function night battled their way into tht passed Tuesday night The other spring sports do not standardize tha playing equipment of the organization finals of the Fifth Air Base tourgames between the Nations' The event in conjunction with Other sports leaders who have league champions and the second suffer so much but they are often nament at the University of Utah the annual Intermountain AAU and to eliminate one rule designed been honored by the officials are place Toronto club The fourth curtailed in one way or another by ’ to slow up the offense field house championships will be held in the Ott Romney Homer Warner Wid game will be played here Thun the spring football at teams clash Wednesday The Following two days of discus Ashton and C Oren Wilson Deseret The Friday? gym pool day—-V ' It’s one of the sion tha 200 coaches voted to recp m for tha title angles of foot- -' meet will intermountain held be I The 88th paced by Johnson both ommend to tha national rules com' i t ball created by putoveremphasis and DETROIT March 25 Friday OGDEN— Utah's women keg-e- rs mittea that: with 14 points defeated Ninth I TheThursday toe much pressure for vica a ting won last tlma Laker Salt Red eliminated! the Bowisemi6 to 'Wings returned the Ogden Bombardment in the (1) The backboards be isix by tories en coaches It’s a eus- -’ defending champion1' New York tom that the finals while Eighth Material won national title was In of1940 when ng center’s alleys Tuesday night four feet with glass preferable would many East Beck young Beverly high n their quest for state championRangers from Zie 1941 Stanley fcup like to eliminate- coaches over 22nd Bombardment 7 2) The playing surfaceibe 84 lYfi- but dare act won divtha school national e Junior pHAtirFi play-offhockey Tuesday night The 88th game was a ships but when the firing died feet in length from basket to bas-- 1 W long aa all the rivals they with a 3 to 2 victory In tha third as ing title and placed third In the down near midnight Sunday lead)attle all the way with the teams senior ket and 50 feet wide have to face next fall are foDow-ln- g event at Portland Ore tied up 6 at end of the first She did not eRtfcr the nationals this ers in all divisions still held their ‘ U"lr W“ (3) The ball be a laceless stitch the popular trend Eighty-eightheld a A WB broWB positions equarter year 12-Salt Lake's Ramp Garage rolled and 'margin at the halfthree-quarter Files 2220 in the team event to take Norgren Draws Honors at the pulled away to 22-Entry 0 three-da- y tournament at Mur a in over was Nels Norgren former Unlvertlty second South East post Beckstrom high ray high school where Ogden NipHaving had very little oppor- Courts of Salt place for Ninth with eight points of Lake Utah coach who led the Indians this tops City to practice this season division pon was crowned Intermountain 2233 Sunday to tha national AAU basketball Eighth Material had an easier tunity rolling Nisei In basketball not will In dives the enter the champs Moore and Ann Schreiber title In 1916 was named president time against 22nd The Material Beverly this week's meet but has filed her of Iva “'ch commm'hdrl'ti7'fho' CHICAGO Mrch 23 MV-T- h I of the National Association of BasSalt Lake rolled 928 Tuesday linlS gang held a 12-- 5 lead at the rest entry for the women’s d Blackhawks Chlca6° knocked to douKansas the Allen ketball Coaches at the annual in fourth the 0t spot grab wa period and staved off several ral-l- es freestyle m a ni a t d backstroke and bles a division headed I Montreal Canadiens out of the meeting In New York City TuesTo aid the offense the coaches in the last two quarters to cop by Creola d breaststroke events I National Hockey league play-of- fs the game Johnson was high for ' Coach Charlie Welch of the Earl and Lucille Parker of Ogden would eliminate the three-secon-d day Norgren is now at the Unl- Salt Lake Nips 3 (Continued on Following Pag) rule in front of the foul line Un- champs Material with nine points Snyder Deseret gym team said ‘Tuesday with 1021 night and kept alive their Sk L Bussels won consola- - Tuesday The own slim hopes of winning the a women code The der will the is al desert the present ! paced the losers wth seven player the Denver tion honors medley trio of Jim beating a colorful Stanley cup The scores: leys until Saturday Men entrants permitted to remain In that ter Idaho entry bythe and Brown Jo while S WorthingL Kyowas Hawks administered a as long as he pleases withEight MMnW Sportsmen’s Meet ln Bwik ton Baros will arrive In Salt Lake are slated to taka over Wednes- ritory won over Sansei for to The Murray Taiyo 2 beto out the Canadiens the Try ball but seconds Leader three team men’s event in beating only 2t1uff I2 33 0154 City Wednesday evening In ample day Snydtrf Sir third place 2 11 TUtoof a lively crowd of 14862 spec- - Brings Out 1200 is Blatg Beer of Helper with with the ball Mljrnultf Joa 4 2 13 time for tht medley event's trials Johnson team selected by the I fore tators who alternated In encour- 2733 G increase for W In of the 0 Suggestions doublesC Parry-Kinff scheduled for 2 p m Friday The feSI More than 1200 '''spectators Thompson g 1 the home team and abusing d i!arollov2: rule to five seconds 8 Spence Ogden 1190 and in I aging 1 0 0 2 Lawf O 0 final is slated for 9 p m 0 of turned out Tuesday night for an Ogden th© referee and linesman t elimination of OOOO Swindell g the line Wick K 594 wire singles Ogden Most 1940 of the Intermountain educational meeting' conducted 2 3 0 4 Johnston! 1 across the center of the court un-Women’s leaders: f atDsnisii 0 0 S tltlists are to be on hand Team: by the Salt Lake County Fish and restoralimited subsUtutions and Vaughn1 0 0 0 0 to defend ' expected their laurels Among Beet Court Salt Lake — 2235 ardshioXaga gd'end I Goes to Wichita Game association at the Roosefroth Garay salt Lake- -— 2220 0 IS BIT Total 1010 4 24 these are Orson Spencer of Ogden WICHITA Karu March 25 Iff) velt school Bob Hebbeler presiteam Salt Lake- 2681 Official— Patartoo Bowtlla minIn the after all five last goals d In the — Eugene Ely former assistant dent announced d Tyneenn Copper No 2 Magna— 2035 utes were freestyle and turned down with little rouble: Lake Niaaoa OSth Blfwnli hotnh medley Kenny Lyman in the Creola line roach to Joe Boland of Notre Feature of the meeting were Parker ox Ogden— re discussion d free and Don Thoresen 1021 4 O a fluttonf Shlmlanf 0 3 11 Dame will join the Wichita uni films shown by Lee Kay state Johnson f Brewar-Ra- a 3 5 Lake 3 1 0 i Martin f alt Engelke Clarklnf In 440 the free Among the women Hales Session frothy 4 a S Backstrome Salisbury 3 10 4 OAeahlnaa Tatokae 5 2 2 12 versity coaching staff July 4 as fish and game department educaLola Gllner is breaststroke title Waaaman 1 0 0 2 Aramaklg Punch Ogdea AndaraonS Tonelneaag 0 2 01 03 head track coach and football line tional director on wild life in the tgrothy carThe coaches' be will 3 2 2 4 Ertckaong 2 0 3 Woratar g 0 opinion Mataukwag holder Billee Thomas freestyle Hoora-Aa- a FuJIl? 11 Schrtlber tall Lake ried to the rules committee session 4 3 15 Oklf 0 10 0 Oreenf 0 0 0 0 coach President W M Jardine Uintah mountains Norton? 3 A stage pro0 0 0 0 MIwaiakU - Mleakaf 4 5 3 11 announced and backstroke champion and — 62S - 0 0 2 Allport x Q ' ' Jo Tuesday gram rounded out the evening in Kansas City next week by OOOO Katavamaf Teukamtof 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Stack f singlta: 0 Hattie Hadlock Nibley Group Faust wbo have been out game for one or two years' -- Spring football that part of the gridiron campaign that is oon- sldered a necessary evil to some a waste of valuable time to others and an Important and necessary period of preparation by some coaches is here again k This is supposed to be the time when championship teams art built It’s also the time when every team in the league has to turn out for the extra practice just because it haa become the custom The practice started by some overambitious coach has become so general that college mentors are afraid to give up the drills for fear that they will lose ground in the hectic fight lor championships e Spring football practice b without question helpful to first year players It provides a good chance for a coach td in tenet tha newcomers in his foWnationa plays and get an Idea of just how good the froah candidate are But unless a coach b revising or changing hi style ef play the ' spring practice I often nnneee-ar- y for the older player Oftea It result in sapping tha spirit and enthusiasm ef the players la more detrimental than any bens- - ' or Gus "1d 'of the ’ ! Sixty-tw- o football player one of the largest turnouts in years 1 answered the spring grid call at ' the University of Utah Tuesday as ' 'Coach Ike Armstrong and his as--' sistanta started the job of building a football team to defend the Big Seven conference championship Practically the entire squad was hand for the first drill and Arm- 'bn " “strong lost no time in rushing his "charges into formation work and — “Sretting right down to business Among the recruits were Bill "Simmons and Clair Anderson Jun-’lcollege transfers who were not ‘fcn the varsity or irosh squads last Bill Stevens By Jimmy Hodgson Spring Football Opens S Gridders Get Training On Formations 'Sear mi Camp - Others in tha group were Robert Johnson Hamden Conn former Ohio State swimming star and Russell Duncan Yale graduate who have been serving as swimming instructors at Yale Eugene Keefe of Yonkers Alfred college graduate who received a physical education degree from Columbia Hilary Renz of New York former Holy Cross football player and Dean Hill former Princeton foot- baller All will enlist in the naval reserve service for four years and will be called as soon as they pass the necessary examinations The former champion said he believed boxing was particularly valuable in conditioning flyers because the reaction of a flier coming out of a steep dive is similar to that of a boxer who has been struck on the jaw Boxing will enable them to build up resistance and thus regain their faculties quickly j S L Riflemen Talk In S L Tooele Salt Lake Small Arms club mem-- I impor-- 1 t&nce of knowing how to handle ben Tuesday explained firearms aa a national defense measure (n talks at Tooele and in Salt Lake City W J Patterson addressed a group at the Tooele LDS Fifst ward while Glen C Hogan spoke ward fn at the Twenty-sevent- h Salt Lake City It’s a factl This snginM In General Motors Trucks dstivor more pulling pmvMr than all othars aiza for size And there nothing like Tii— Pa ymanh Ihrovgh ay Ball-Beari- ng driving aas GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK AND COACH 974 SOUTH MAIN Pace Bike Field BUFFALO N Y fcfardi 25 tff) t — Gustav Kilian and Heinz Vopel' Germany regained their point advantage Tuesday although tied by three other teams after 1414 miles in Buffalo’s eleventh international six-dbicycle race oor owe Steering for CMC Cradle-Co- il Seats aroMas comfortable asyour car!” Drive a CMC today YMAC Mon ot few? orollaUo re( CMC FRED A 535 SOUTH MAIN AMERICA’S TRUCK LOW-PRICE- D OF VALUE PHONE 37 CARLESON CO PHONE 91 GASOLINE -- DIESEL |