Salt Lake Tribune | 1941-12-03 | Page 27

—- - -- - -- WIlle"'WP'440'''''"e"V"'""01r''''V"W'''Ne'''S'1r'''"W''ar-"Nr'Nli""'''r'0"M- 6 '' ' la1'ris--:-N00-Oik- - c s t l Press Box - ff " ” 1 — By Jimmy Hodgson ' Mentor Ike Armstrong extremely Jumpy with the report he brought home Utah and Arizona play SatUrday at Tucson Couch for publication at least figures Arizona is a great football team One of the best offensive machines in the country and a test 4 for any eleven To back up his Statements Couch points out that Arizona whipped Kansas State 128 to 21 and Kansas State knocked over Nebraska last year's 'lose 'bowl loser 12-- 6 The WildcatA have run up 247 points LA nine garles - r - - ft from Tucaon 4 u Moves Terry 4 ' ti - Terry Available for Helli - - ' ' ' - - - - - - i '' ' 1 ‘ - ' ' 'N-- 4 - - '' 1 ' ' I " : tk - - - ' ' -- ' '' 4i - '- ' - - -- 1 -- - 1 - ) iz't S 1 C - ' 1 - ' -- '4 ' "9t-c4-- "' ' - ' - e 4 A544e4 I'' ' at to - o'-c- "2141' " s ' - - 1 k- 4:F4 ably seek entrance into the probUtah i ‘t - oi 4 - a a : ol ''" 4' tliii s '''s' 4 ‘i- St - f - - 1741 -- he was playing and that "the records of these men stand for 4:- -:' :a: 1 ( tt $14"4m184"110 I ' Word comes that Arizona doesn't feel too good shout the game with Utah played in Salt Lake City-laseason A few unpleaaantries in the contest including the muchkick-o- ff error still diacuamed l oom vividly in mind and the Wildcats are out to even the score There is no team the Arito beat more than zonans the Uteo - es - : I 1 : 9 I 417141sayn - - e ' - - 1 - John-McGra- - ! of ' the-Su- n - in f Tooa - I I ILL 1 t - I - - four-strong- I er - I k -- - cr --- : - ''""---- -- 1 OR ' -- w 1 - - - - : i - - - -- Veteran Signs Again at Links the t- - 1 ar - - - -- is-a- : -- - st - - '- - - 1 and be completed on March 6 before the state prep hoop just are tournament Ten each of the eight teams islated for division Before the schedule was drawn the eight teams were divided into two groups The first group consisted of Granite Dakris Jordan and and p was mide up of litblurray Cypgrorus Tooele and Grantsville Teams i own will play other teams i n their group twice and meet teams in the other group once during the sea- - at the annual reorganization meeting of Utah State Hockey association called for Wednesday at 9 p m: in the Tribune - Telegram auditorium som Robert T Meyer president of the January league announced Tuesday nranite at Tonelo Cyprus at Davis Prospective entrants are groups flrantsvtile ta t 11from Logan and Salt Lake City Ettnahant ''' Headed by Keith Lawlor manJanuary ager the Cache county enthusiasts Jordan at G would enter the league favored to Davin at contribute some lively opposition rurria al" for the old member teams in view of their past 'successes Meyer inDavis at dicated 'rnagnhtaavnittleatat and Owen Evenson tirry Nerank Murray Cyprus Nelson head the other F January group of hockey fans seeking ad- Granite at Bingham mittance into the loop At presJordan at Davie Ice hockey league ' "'' I 9 pay-gam- Two additional teams will N '''') ht ' : -- 111 I Hockey Groufi ExpectsTWO More Entrants - '' o3 tA 40- He said he wanted men who could help handle the club while ' : 1e4 con- "a ''''-- I The 1942 league basketball schedule for the Jordan division high schools was drawn up and approved Tuesday night at a special meeting of the coaches at the Murray high school The season Will open on January - - ' :1-- sistance" - - "catcher would be '- I -- - ' ' ' ' I -- - tinued on the Cleveland coaching list "I gave a great deal of study to these aelection" Boudreau said "and feel sure that I have obtained two men who will be of great as- I - ' - L ! ' 1 bull-pe- n ' 1' s‘ ' - ''" it : ! I5 '' t - - ' 41 It A - I t - -- A ' ' - ''- - - - - - ! - - - ' - - - - --1 - - ' 2 44-- - -- - 1 - ' - '- - - I 4 I - -- JACKSONVILLE Fla pee- 2 4 ' UPW—Lou ' Boudreau ' ' 24year-ol- d ' '' ' manager of the Cleveland Indians ' ' i chose two veterana !? ' for his Tuesday ' 1 coaching- staff to give the club's 1 t ' direction a balance between youth Nik i 2Pe 4 and experience '"' ' He named Oscar Melillo and Burt Shotton as his chief aids : Boudreau also said George Susce - i ' k- t - Fla Dec 2 (AP)—The New York Giants unexpectedly moved Bill Terry into the front office Tuesday and named Mel i Ott playing manager in a surprise shift calcu- II lated to restore the decrepit Giants to a dominant ' position in the National league Terry was made general manager of the farm ' system and scouting staff and given general advisory powers in the direction of the club while Ott rightfielder was rewara i ed for 16 years of faithful playing service by ! ' being given charge of the team on the field - - 1 I Alex McCafferty Signs as President Horace Stoneham said Terry would 16 ' i i ': pro for country club ' themselves" be available to help Ott if the quiet little veteran ' e Melillo who had a tong playing career in the American Teague wanted any but declared direction of the ball was a coach for Oscar Vitt at 23 ''''' was club now up to Ott Cleveland but was deposed last : : ' i ' beconBoth Terry and Ott were given two-yeyear when Roger Peckinpaugh He was not in came manager y : ' ' who had the tract& Terry giants managed baseball last season' 30 w i in the middle of i since succeeding Shotton managed the Columbus ' ' Redbirds to the American associathe 1932 season was believed to have taken a' ! at Murray '' J"1 tion pennant last summer s at Grantmill& cut in salary from $42500 to about $30000 in Granfield r'would from the ' ' ' players the The strangest thing about ' 1 Alex area order to persuade Stoneham to create the job ' " school February 3 ite 'profesMcCafferty golf high rehiring of the outspoken Melillo Granite it Cyprus Battle tit Champs ' teams entered ' La that he which Terry long had coveted definitely Hockey Murray at Jordan- I Terry's former I publicly declared the sional at the Salt Lake Country ' Tooela 1 at Davis 41) NS With Arizona champion of the contract which had another year to run was who rebelled against Vitt's club for the past 13 years was In the league this year are Henai 4 players Bingbara at Grantsville Yorder conference and Utah cham- ianceled Ott Was believed to have been for- signed for the 1942 season' at the ger's Business college Fort Doughad Imanagerial authority 6 given a Dons white collar Park City and Barnett and ' Grantsville February feited his (Melillo's) regard and Canyon course Tuesdar Yep Bill (Sweet William) pion of the Big SeverVconference Joe las at Granne Weiss not would them work with Toneie the tame has taken on added in- salary of about $25000 at Jordan now he is of Decker Giant "brass hat" chairman the that greens Terry Davi' at liturrayc Meyer said that the Park City terest The Contest might well have last season under any circum- - committee at the dub announced Cyprus at BInStant would be much been shifted back to New Year's entry probably appointment t -this year than last and ' February 11 day and played in the SO bowl It sacker for the St Louis and Boa- McCafferty- will open his The reorganization followed a night and a day Granit Davis at would have made a fine attraction would Fort the that entry ' Douglas ton Americans has been out of teenth season as soon as the snow Jordan at Bingham ' of a new be of tit Grantsville Tons) But Arizona will probably lose of conferences between Stoneham Terry and makeup Strength but the next year ensuing spring quits the fairways Cyprus at Murray entries is relatively un' bowl other Giants' officials but It startled even Ott its chance to go into The veteran Country club in- other many of the rebellious players reknown 4' A!' I main with the team February ZO if it loses to the Redskins If the himself who came here from his Louisiana home atructör has long been a strong at Granite Bingham who desire All ' Hawaii trip- is called off Its exhockey players Pliceied Earl Melillo and Shotton booster for junior and women's' Davis al Jordan - at Cyprus Grantavala and "Dutch" Zwilling golf competition His junior classes to participate In the league are pected: a win might even giv the to talk about his next year's contract and to visit i Whitehill Murray at Tnoele invited Iles a chanCe to go into the Sun friends I the latter being with the Indians at the club which he has con: bowl Utah has already been listed February 27 After the decision to offer Ott the manageronly a few weeka for the 1941 ducted on Saturday mornings durIlranOt at Jordan as a prospect and the choice will a to direct Stake Cottonwood season before summer have months leaving 'gingham at Dalai ing the Grantavi:la at Murray — w1 Lnett PO hmade right after the Arizona- ship had been made he could not be located by farm club and produced some ' popular proved at Tonal Cyprus 'Utah contest The Sun bowl would Stoneham for several hours and he was still 14 13 3 of his 0 1000 Shotton 57 spent Tayloreville excellent shotmakers ' 3 1 667 March 6 make the best available substitute slightly stunned- - when Stoneham called newsgennion in St 1 Alex is a fine promoter and has Murree t Third I major league playing years 1 667 3 at Granite Murray for the Hawaiian trip if the In- papermen into his suite to make the announceLouis outfields—eight with the many friends at the course MEI Creek 3 Jordan at Cyprua g:fiTi 1 -- -s '' diana had a chance- The players ment "This is such a Murray Prime Davie at Grantsville Browns and five with the Cardi1 2 me to 133 Center I that Valley Tooele at Bingham surprise wouldlike a chance to perform 333 He managed the Phillies Grant nals is 1 to Make 000 haven't had time yet Murree Second any plans" Ott from 1928 through 1933 spent II 1934 as a Cincinnati Reds' coach Graduate Athletic Manager murmured "I'''': Iteeult Meaday Theron Parmelee reports that Tayloreyille Valley Center moved to Rochester as manager in Consequently the task of outlining the aims irl GT FP GT FP the round trip fare to Honolulu of the 1 2 1 3 1 I 13 Retynionf 1935 and went to Columbus a year Adamson? new was who to administration left " 1 2 '' 3 Terry 0 0 0 0 '$ Trinut Paatont Is about MO i':I by clipper plane later 1 0 0 2 Wallacit e Plinglotame 2 0 0 4 set-u- p and I 0 0 2 GPowellit 0 4 Carn 2 per man The Indians could get asserted "I'm delighted by the new 0 0 2 KPoveriig 1nDenakker 0 0 0 0 boat passage home if they could I think this will enable us to make the Giants a (Continued from Preceding Page) O 0 0 0 Deithevat A tkinsonj 2 2 1 5 O 0 0 0 Runof y Bosox Scout to Run Claim' 0 I 1 1 get to the Islands but strong club again This is the work I have been t KANSAS CITY Dec 2 GoinnLa 0 0 0 0 the steamship company had been O 00 00 20 VHarkert fare by clipper Is about 1280 Rgarkere feel to do I sure and can Missouri's I Sugart bowl Tigers that secure to unable give wanting passage Tuesday 0 0 0 0 MoseAt Iwail la wilting to make an adf Wilmington Club five men on the were very dark 11 3 2 24 Mel some ball players that will be a great deal and Tuesday placed that prospects 3 7 17 5 on to Totals Its guarantee justment Dec 2 for the jaunt Six football team a JACKSONVILLE Sleore by (martin's ria Rig He announced exhbetter than what I have had to work with II stand some of the additional 7 -24 Ts eitersville domseason-lon- g to tribute their former t Brett is (INS)—Herb information however pitcher that 1 4 -17 being Valley CientrDienhattor pense If the Utes can make the cently" Bosin conference Ooo4 man ination the from scout a for the sad Ortie and this Isis: on reservaobtained year clipper plane the jaunt by air Hawaii wants coaches officials and newspaperton Red Sox 'Tuesday sirned a tions If there Vision kas to is chance MM ervok any ao as much Utah 1r 11 men who annually select the A asogames contract to manage the Wilming- get to Honolulu the Ines will go O TA 0r Pn Polittoitt 5 Platirkf 23 AI vaunts to play them hetaufte they Sudden Appointments team ton of the Interstate dated Press honor roll by ballot Del 0 on 2 0 0 No word IIIWoodi reservations Mimi clipper form an Important part of the Because of the suddenness of the appoints 9 ILIsetthiallr Ph 9Theyte 3 I I 7 wax announced at the had been received 4:11 it Nebraska experiencing its most league Tuesday night 1111 PJarrOlnendt Illaker 02 2I 1I I3 hectic ' season heliday 'lesson sports program menta no one could say what will be done about since 109 was winter baxeball meeting' Rirb I 0 10 RYttprommit and not was Parmelee optimlatic 1 1 fl 2 Ottont I there L4muu4mCfl 0 0 0— awarded three positions Oklate — Tuesday council voted The athletic coaches although it was understood Ott would runner-u- p 3 4 24 homa 10 6 2 26 Totals which 12 split 33 to to Tucson send Score by ettartera: gridders honors in the conference with the -24 probably keep Adolf Lucille of the present staff I Crook North Summit Wins Couch to Take Leave but the traveling muad will not Mtn 'ck A —24 B0111111t1 3 least at Huskers won two berths aril be Wednesnamed until the after DonhAltor Pete Couch assistant coach at and Offalo: (1(Imati ilk came was in to he Ott the 1925 before Kansas one East 16 Over to 26 ohgiants ' the University of Utah has tt i I' day drill -Murray First Murray Third F Roger Eason Oklahoma tackle T P Coach Ike Armstrong will likely T P tainel a leave of absence anti will I18 years old and while the club was managed I1 1 0 24 who plays running guard on of2 5 3 I school Petpropont Summit North rtrnryt seahigh hold the the final of Mc2 2 4 A 3 Neimmt enroll at Stanford at the winter by John McGraw practice He was a catcher but V the only repeater Fred Katarinme cagemen continued a auccessful son Wednesday after which the O1 31 2 It2 Neill Wrightc 01 51 02 22 fense his doctor 's de- - Graw placed him in the outfield and later Terry quarter to work on end Center Nebraska 0 2 Preston 11Donaillg back MPetersng slate I preseason by turning boys who are not selected for the 2 2 4 444 Virenrilltit 1 1 1 3 Darold Jenkins and Back Robert gree Pete plans to study the wi- was forced to use him at third base He is the ' 401 the East A quintet 28 to 16 in a jaunt to Arizona will hang un:tbeir i O 2 01 1 POrtOr11 Shelifmc I 1n2 Rime ntr pring and summer quarters at were rretsag 0 0 0 0 Stuber both of Missouri game played Tuesday afternoon suits The team is in fine condiMel Ott who came to arthe Palo Alto school and return to Ileading home run hitter of the National league Was he surprised team to second from elected first 5 11 In 13 5 Deseret 27 9 the 9 Totals tion with the exception of Bunny 2tOfficials—Powill and Peteraon gymnsium the "1"'" next fall to continue his with a total of 415 a league record to his credit gue about pay and was made Manager this year Dominating the tussle through- lClark sophomore guard who has Last season he hit 27 homers while rirve grid work lead g011S1 the out invaders the $oused Poe some in grabbed Polleg turned excellent perform- a Vsirrip Player Couch is an extremely valuable batting 286 but until this yearhe GT FPA Fred k Preston end Nhraska a and in first the ances this season Bunny is suf- 2 2 1 5 Jarksont quarter kept Norton? 3 5 2 Hubert Ulrich member of the Ute staff He has had a lifetime batting average' of end Kansas 1 7 7 0 2 3 Dviliellttlant 2 Roger Eason 2 lizoltel Oklahoma tackle jump ahead of the Leopards until fering from a badly sprained an- 2 0 0 4 Jonesc taken complete charge of coaching 313 He hit 42 home rune In 1929 2 7 3 1 Norvine welleuchterete betasourt DeLyMeMillanc the end of the game 0 1 0 0 George Abel kle and has no chance at all oc O 1 1 1 Vana Nebraska the backs at the "U" this season and led the league for many years bluffer' guard ussouri Itimnard 1 0 0 2 Robert Jettriemtuard Anarrf Geary of North Summit and playing in t h e Arizona tussle OO 01 00 00 Meelearyt and has don much of the scout- - Terry also was a long-tim- e 0 4 1 1 Darold Jenkins centr Missouri Giant Birdg MI 'sou ri O 2 2 2 PLett1 tied for of East Ice as to scoring much he'd like a quarter Harry Hearley fine morale builder and He's trig sitar playing firit base for 14 years Olcahoma halt Jack Jacobs honors with six points each while The Utah line-u- p for the Wild- A 13 7 19 7 17 20 Pals Bradley a! big favorite with the Utah grid- and succeeding McGraw as manTotals Nbrassa halt !' three-inc- h ki taaouri Robert titeuber full Officialo—Powell Paterson and cat tussle will find Bert Davis at dem With Couch away Coach ager in the middle of the 1932 The Intermountain Amateur Ski Spriggsforbig Weather forecast for 'Utah: wasoutsthe invaders Center Rey Jergensen and CapVadat Peterson will have to handle season guard Cloudy Wednesday and Thursday association will hold a meeting tanding on defense: all the basketball work alone this' tain Chick Hansen at guards Tama la Ilier lib raressmit season Light intermittent rain and slight- Friday at 7:30 p in at the New- 0711P Floyd Spendlove and probably rtroont GTFP 0 0 0 0 Merle Brown at tackles aril either 3 3 0 Crearvf SEZIV:C:r41 ly warmer north portion WednesSoutheastern Circuit 6 2 2 4 1 2 4 Petersont 0 classifica- - ' Boudecau Picks TWO Vets as Indian Coaches I 46 Prepsters to Start Annual Race Casaba Laurels Ian 9 For - ': 4 -- ' - - Drawn For Jordan Teams : 4 44 - ‘ I Fve' Offt'e-o-:t- - - ' i941 39 THoop Slate Signs :Again -' :40 I December rï Manage ------ - Coach Pete Couch scouted Arizona in its game with Kansas State By Judson Bailey JACKSONVILLE last Saturday and he has made ' i IPlay7-t- Club Rewards Mel For 16 Seasons Of Faithful Service : f ' 1 i 5 alt gakt Zribunt Zile --- From the t - I ' - ' t ' t or 0- 'VO'"taP'(P'"'IV"P''Nl'ttte"slr'tWtWr''WAdoWkEttNettteV'Nretke ttb' t Wednesday Morning d le'lle""r110"ttlealieW e ''- 1 - - - ' ' ' 1 a -- ' A a i - i I - - 7 - - 1 Ii ' - Hawaii Trip Hopes Dim W P s -- - t- one-wa- : )f' : - ' 1 1 - ' : Missouri Hogs Honor Team A -- all-st- ar T- - 4- to - - A 1 - - - 0- A 7 14 11 - -'- ' I ' TO111116 Ski and Road Conditions Ski Amateurs Slate Meet) doesn't take long for an gridder to ohlotanding prep catch the eye- - of the college "routs Monne of the hest high okehool players in the Salt Lake City school are already being approached with offers from distant rollegeC With so many offers "borne of the prepaters have a difficult time determining which college is best suited to their pocketbooks - 41 ar Selections Edmiston Eubanks Jack Jenkins Don Bill Shorts on Sports Tennessee tackle end back Vanderbilt Prank Plnikwichback Missouri university is going to James Nriaonkack back take 44 players to the Sugar bowl Merle JINN' I ' That's the major part game of its squad There is no better wav to build team spiritand good 1 The Utah gridders have rolled up 197 points in seven games The appointment this Pe oulton of Alex McCafferty as pro at the Salt Lake Country club halts rumors that a change was to be Made One of the biggest ovations at the Utah university football Tuesday night was given to Coach Dicfk Romney of Utah State On the tentative 1943 Big Seven football Schedule which the faculty rejected Denver had listed Colorado State for Thanksgiving clay instead of Colorado university a : : day Rain and colder northwest portion Thursday with snow in the mountains Dec 2 Ull—The' ATLANTA Alta—Fair skiing Twenty-on- e 1941 Southeastern conference Ciinches packed crusted snow Temgar football team selected for perature att 8 a m 41 above Road the Associated Press by coaches good and their 1COUta: Brighton—Skiing fair Thirteen Pos Player Jr CrLitte end Hoitrast Inches packed crusted snow TemErnest Blanditttackla Alabama perature at 8 a m 38 above Road John Witionio t rd canter Vanderbilt good Robert Gude Skating good Homer Hazel Jrsuard All-St- I powwow - GeOrCill Alabama litissiaitippi That was not only a blow at Colorado but also recognition that -- the Colorado Aggies are coming Clark Shaughback in football nessy hasn't fared so well with the "T" formation this season but he announced that he's going to atick with it next season Izzy Spector and Floyd Spendlove Utah aces are hoping that if the Ines' season ends with the Arizona game they have a chance to play team at on the Western San Francisco on New Year's day They would make a great pair on the western squad or any squad All-St- ar a WANTED! AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS - - Piecework and weekly guarantee Ideal working conditions Apply Mr Webb ' GRANT ' t i HAYES CO Studtbaker Distributor 448 SOUTH MAIN ' E - SALT LAKE CITY - house hotel to discuss tion of racers and association finances Art Roth of Ogden secretar y tr e asur er announced Tues ot -- 41 1 icri cost - e oVeoW66410VINVOWe'temeoVse OtiVitOolpVer” Opstoglut Weft ler Orto1400VINdlimrPANAVAIAMMAdtly - : are Faulty bra v bed news for winter driving (1' ti 1 OUn QUIALITY 131111IcE i : 4 :111116' '' k Nit A nELIIIIIIG RFRIIIIIR ar II i : ico Late season call of brigade Mel Ristau to the army left the winter books holding only the name of Al (Nig) Tate—and the Bees awrietn t expected to go post-war- d the drawling Oklahoman in tow next April Guldborg who won't be 18 until January 13 is six feet tall and weighs around 175 pounds He is built along the lines of lean Larry Jansen star of the Bees' 1940 staff and the brightest mound prospect in the Pacific Coast league last year Guldborg was batting practice pitcher for the Seals last season extraction Of Danish-Englis- h the new flinger esrned four letters in baseball at San Mateo Columhila Central Park ' far-flun- no-h- no-ru- Piercey' local port-sid- e star and Vaughan Barker a husky right hander from Gran- Knowles ' 1 2 Nest Monday's 7 p en fleitittigste vs Columbus Eldridge vs Burton M p en Miller vs Central Park 9 p en Parente Central Park T P C1TEP 3 2 1 7 CConlingl X11ndrant 1 '4 2 4 0 2 ilistlerthuartt Stodeirdf 2 4 3 7 4 3 1 9 0wensona Curtice 2 1 0 4 1 4 1 3 31nogeng Pelagic& 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 4 HPurtong 0 1 0 0 RDunng 1 0 0 2 Urrvt o 0 Kirkmvatienl O 0 0 0 1 Purionle l1 21 o0 32 T Evensnnt nunna ? 2 1 5 Pardoee MEvensonj 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Levert O 0 0 0 Graham? -7 IS 6 20 14 17 5 34 Totals ite high school will be given every chance to make good in spring drills Piercey will leave here early in February for Los He hopes to get a Angeles chance to get in a few early workouts with either the Los Angeles Angels or HeIllywood Stars of the Pacific Coast league' 4n -- a Irtglopaa (I T P YelPasert A1arksot 3 3 1 7 2 3 2 A RRoss1 2 '1 0 4 Attortort 3 2 2 A RIindc Diamontle 4 4 1 9 O 0 0 0 1 2 1 3 1Whitohdg nWilsong 1 Whitloa a 2 0 0 4 O 0 0 1 tIlson a A 1 A A IC Strantl1 Gardiner1 0 0 0 0 441011N done -- -- 12 0 0 0 Byera are roady to give you quality Total t: : Ask about IlinfiliNPF" air snot L - fi - 4 I A WIM i - S WIALSAYING t I ! SIRYICES - t 0014L- - 112:2- - - 2nd SOUTH 111 ai GOODYEAR SERVICE 2nd EAST DIAL SION I 113 ' t 1 i t 1 i !3 11 I 52917 Headquarters for RCA Home Radios and MOTOROLA Car laeits also Shell Gasoline Motor Oil and Shellubrkation i ' 5 9? : é ea little ea -- i: ' t TERMS sot---vi- ce at low cost t I oquipmont and boM materials Como In carry and watch us -- do the job Youll b dolightod with I our work : in proportAon EASY1PAY IS C5C1 with bed brctkos Our trainod brake exports nTFP 2 1 0 4 Olsen1 tl 0 0 2 3 1 5 Rates 14prays 0A 11 0 0 fientli 0 0 00 Xkw'r No?Artnr:ft g VIII IPitke 00 01 00 0 0 Porterf ol) - 3- 3 27 thre Doer tIolontbos Nutchinson1 2 2 1 Morsaor 3 2 4 Illtrh111g O 2 I 1 Porgstrom1 9-- 12 10 Font thovrelott Ptymouth I pir Totals lrldridg T P I 0 0 2 5 4 2 12 Dodse1 ft 1 0 0 rirvinx O (5) Ill 5 ONLY 111Hanaorte 10 5 23 ' j Wsrd Milo I -- d4 000 000 t 2 0 Pr bedlam! 13 high school He is also a gradg American uate of the Legion junior baseball n program a it He game i Mission high school of ag apnst to top off an aStasil dri rangnepirep0 career in an area where high school ball players are given close scrutiny by big league ivory hunters I ' - 1 1 k t P 10-rou- nd - cials hope will be a sturdy mound staff was created Tuesday with announcement that the Lake Bees hGu siidoorggnecl Iaanl ut y John Burton strapping right hand mound prize from San Mateo high school ' announcement of Official Guldborg signing a Bee contract for a 1942 tryout was made by Claude Engiierg secretary Thus Bee leaders revealed they are already making plans to build an entire new mound staff Recall of Joe Gambaro and Bob Jensen by the San Francisco Seals and sale of George Peterson to the same club just about depleted the Bees 1941— mound I expert tvork and quality material: aal Itorochor 0 1 0 0 Wilkinson 0 0 0 0 Spector at halves and Woody Peat fullback Totals t 21111e terson 1211226 The Ines will leave Wednesday Sears by tractors: ' 2 17° 4 rn and will stop 11:tthAsturn : ' 4 3 6 about 11:30 p Officials: Woolley referee: Houston um- off at Colton Cal for a workout pire Thursday afternoon The team will arrive in Tucson Friday morning and drill on the )Arizona field The Grabs Decision will arrive home Monday NEW 0111EANS Dec 2 fill— gridders to Armstrong according Leo Rodak Chicago lightweight Monday night turned in a neat South Salt Lake Stake deboxing Job to take a Won toot Pet cision over Joe Pert It Tamaqua Miller 2 0 1000 2 0 Peralta Burton 1000 Pa Rodak weighed 134 1 1 500 nouthiest 133 Pera Ita la a native of Mex- Eldridge 1 500 1 GOODVECiri Hearleyt 0 1 1 1 Mac Speedie or Wayne Page at Kukpatumce R00 r110 1 2 2 4 one end and either LeGrande Greg1 2 0 0 Lewis" 211earia I 0 1 0 0 ory or Bill Simmons at the other 10 O 0 0 0 Brown° Lance 0 0 3 3 Huck Adelt will start-a- t quarZrickson 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 4 Bovart Brooks 04 0 0 terback with Gay Adelt and Izzy I 0 0 2 Catdorwoodt 1 0 0 2 Wilaonc 2 0 0 4 InpritaxI O 7 2 2 Clark" 0 2 nowanf Salt Latie Bees Sign San Mateo Husky For 1942 Tryout as Moundsman offi- 1 - day Mark Strand president will re- port on the convention of the National Ski association which he attended at Milwaukee Roth urged all member clubs to have a reprisentative present for all racers will be classified at this Outpoints Foe meet BRMGEPORT Conn Dec 2 UP) "The association is attempting —Al (Red) Moffett 147 of Devon to bring together the different decisively outpointed Frankie Ve- skiing groups in this area in order lez 148 of Puerto Rico Monday denight winning each of the eight tasdevelop the sport along more rounds of their feature bout sirable lines" Roth said First link in what club ' 6 - six-fo- 11 $ i I 1 I 'i I 4 : - ‘ "ARLA-0t" k I ok "0 'I Akre :