Show olW ' v— - - '"ii - - -- - - 0 4 - -- - - - ' - - - -- - 4 - ' "o - oit 4 - I i : 11 - - - - 1 i - i 4 Thiormlay Morning 1 ft - -- 1 71 A '10 "r tan U 1i i i " e 4) OrA 1 I I 610 Small Crowd Sees' Third Ute Victory I I 2 i Redskin Reserves Down WeberSalem Club' to Battle Aggics i 1 I 2 1 ' - 1 3 ' 1 3 1 ' 1 ' ' i - - 1 hot-head- - 1 Hee - i i t 9 C3 1 e 23 - 1 Fielding Records Ore- its December 18 1911 17 Reelected I From the Press t oxi - By ilininy Hodgson 11 R it 14nawidie"s "' Pwleasdles7thot: R R X L R 11 L R L R R R R iR ' Rom Pnliadelphia-Chiest- o Bonham New York Newlin lit Louis Bckman Philadelphia Clem's New York i mecrabo Philadelphia ii11:ZilitIti: orove Boaton It Oregon C:ougais Head For Idaho Montaila Tour 54 41 300 244 422 425 04 no 104 115 I I PO (1 40111 94 33 94 $l 42 16 tA 401 186 461 3111 144 63 103 363 - $1 100 14 - 11 4 i 1 3 2 2 13 12 9 12 11 24 7 12 17 14 a X 1 0 5 6 9 1 3 1 3 5 2 3 ' 1 2 TO 311 4 493 441 115 205 471 560 432 I 11 I s 3 1 1 ' 0 I 0 ‘c: A 'I - "k"slw11 11- r-- ' ' 0 ''' z - ' ' - 1- l e1 ' - ' the best - ' '' ' 4 i 11f' I s 0 ' 113 104 : Ito- R E (Bob) ilebbe—ler eifketed preeldent of the Malt Lake County Irish and Game' 1 ' - a 4 3 15 11 3 ' '''" ) 7 r : 4 1 4 lt1 ' f Game Group Reelects 31 to 26 Score Bob Hebbeler Jordan for' Ogden by DONVIIS V - - ' - -' !:- - ''- I?: f ' "A 14 i -- A :: :' :: :fsk ' -''- - ' ' 4 4: l' ' -' The differences In high school and college football rules have caused considerable differences of opinion in games and rule discussions in the state 1:8ut right now there is not a single individual in the region who can be recognized as an authority on the rules The Utah high school association would get better and more uniform officiating if it could set up an authority who can talk the rules as Porter can He could not only handle rule problems that come up but also take charge of the preseason schodas and examinations for officials The need for such a rules authority has been felt in the state keenly ever since the high schools adopted their own rule book N 1 k ' 5 - f H ?' - Jordan high school's Beetdig- R E (Bob) Hebbeler of Salt ' f' - A 1 n Lake City Wednesday night was ' gers whitewashed the 0 g 1 26 31 to in reelected of tha Jordan the Salt Tigers president f' i assoLake Fish and afternoon Game gymnasium Wednesday County ::5:'-- ''' ''': :''''' : Jordan led at the end of the ciation 4a members of the group 1'-half 17 to 6 and were in control conducted their annual meeting of the game throughout Maim-ber- g in the Tribune-TelegraauditoC Oren Wilson Again of the victors was high point rium named secretary of g a m man with eight followed by NelThe group also reelected two son of Jordan and Farrell and poop Martin of Ogden each with six other main officers as well as 21 The score: Wyhet district representatives to the tie littrven T P afordan T rP Catyers Edge 5 4 13 3ensen1 4 2 vl board of control and heard rePleboD1 0 0 TYP ' UT?? 1 1 5 I 7 httsakar O 1 0 0 Planect 0 0 0 0 Jemwrsom 1 1 3 Hanceye Wilkinsone 3 2 2 1 0 4 Webbt Pretect 1 0 0 2 ports from 10 committee& South 34 to 33 0 2 0 0 Johntionit 3 0 0 6 Nelsome Hanksg 13 1 0 3A rarrelle 3 3 2 6 3 2 1 7 RelLit ' Goatecit 0 Renamed vice president was 4 0 0 8 witimbertg 1 4 1 3 Irerron6 2 2 1 5 roxa Watts 3 1 0 8 1 1 1 3 Okbong Lynchg 0 5 22 0 0 0 0 Nellseng Judge Memorial high school ilinnard 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Readinct Martin1 3 0 0 8 Jack Clay of Murray while C 0 2 0 0 blentut Nelson 4 0 0 O 0 0 0 1 3 2 4 Itamandoct the South A basketball Maynardl edged 0 0 0 0 Roact Evans 3 0 0 Wilson of Lake Salt Oren 1 0 0 2 TGardnece Bingham!' 0 0 0 0 City Larson 2 1 0 4 'Taller Cyprus Quintet 2 1 1 5 Holt 1 3 1 2 team in a fourth-perio- d scramble Kionney1 O 0 0 0 Pout8onI hardy° 0 0 0 klansen8 0 1 0 0 was reelected secretary-treasurO 1 1 1 BGardnerAr 101011s4 21 a 0 0 0 netted 0 of which total 13 IS 3S 22 2 46 Trips South Summit Totals points The only new member of the Score by hitives: ' t t Weber 14 5 3 31 Totals I$ S 26 board of control picked was James 34 to 33 in the South gym WedI 14 53 4 it Officials: Workman reforrs Taylor afternoon The score was Reserves 22 44 K AM AS —A rangy band Official4:-PugOrr of Fort Douglas Renamed nesday and Peterson ' deadlocked at 1 at the end of of Cyprus high school cagers umpirc were: Salt Lake City Ben Clark the third wmamotto 4 Flab out a In nosed Summit pracI" P T FP GT PHOENIX Ariz Dec 17 Jesse B Sharp Bert Husted L A I Melick Judge enter contribO 3 2 2 flWLdnf l' t' i SheffleKt 3 5 2 8 tice game here Wednesday night Phoenix 1 1 2 3 Gallither1 2 8 3 6 college basketball Rippe'' W A Walker Jack Lin- uted almost half of the victors' Sowardat junior The man was shortest lir 4 111 i i Cyprus 3 2 2 8 ICaroonc Bertnion0 2 224 junior col- genbacker C E Evans Frank score sinking eight field goals for 1 1 1 3 taller than the tallest South Sum- team ofnosed out Snow Smith' 4 3 Konortiong el' y 41 e 2 1 O 3 I 1 Ratmlaleg 2 Utah Atitittoonx 1 0 here Peterson Scott Linnet' Phil Grin 18 points Mooney of Judge was lege Ephraim mit O 1 1 1 Toolson1 Amtgo player Waitaornc 0 2 1 1 O 7 5 5 14edittyt O second with nine Wednesday Earl Price and George Knepp tomtit Summit 2 1 0 Lannon night TcYr 41 i l '4' O 0 0 0 Ir P i audio 01' klurray Ilishopf 11 01 O1 32 n Lake—Sam Davies South Salt i—af ''' 4 O 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 fl Kortehenett Wattsa Ott? 2 2 Lilly t::i 0 T P2 O 2 0 0 Sid Bird Murray Joe Smith rITYP Knlichtt 0 0 0 0 and tarlootti 0 0 OO 0 3R 0 0 ft AndruLt 2 2 1 5 liesniont Barnickg Iltpvtartt 01 22 4 2 18 Jenkince 2 1 1 1 3 Wilkinsome 1 0 Results Ifortine 4 1 1 9 Mooney1 1 1 3 Heinert Cage College Gordon Al and MONDAYS Thrto FRIDAYS ' Wright George Nelsomt 0 0 O 0 0 1 0 0 Mataht 3Maxwellit 2 1 1 5 8 0 0 le Melicke Woolta 2 0 0 4 33 snow 32 (overtime)) GoatesE 0 0 O 0 1 2 01 2 Monreor 3 3 1 ? Photnill Brod1 0 0 2 Tarrellg 1 0 0 Matt Doran: 0 PreoTttir Magna Ralph Itehmititg 1 TaironI1 0 3 Nivaa 51 Modesto 41 IdeNeilt 4 5813 Ashworthg 11 21 01 23 21 13 21 erick Holladay Henry Madsen': OO 01 01 01 firnnang Totals Isurtitnir ProtakerA 0 0 0 0 Oregon 36 Xavier 25 lt 15 41 11 0 0 12 01104sick1 Cooper? Vrilpy3 Els 5Wiiismette boors by halves: Kanaas 16 Denver 35 0 0 0 0 KMaxweile O 0 0 0 Coretcx Merrill Hand Pchwendinmt 2 1 1 3 Draper 21 1 0 0 Illinois 52 Butler 50 twoota1 O 0 0 0 Morrissoya leckere 1 0 0 2 111 "11 Utah yra eta 29 Penn State 37 Discussing the association's OO 0 0 ft Halms Davidatme 11 01 0 22 ' To0ala and It !Smith ()Meta Purdue 3R U C I A Tr 1213 10 34o 1511338 0 0 0 0 in Widnerig the the Hflg year —0' big progress past 14411 3R Temple 60 O 1 1 1 Harmon' ' - 1 - rr'"7rtri - ' ' -' Sotoreyg 0 0 0 04 '1 ' N T U 55 Newart 17 committee reported that asr':gallMq"Mllaq--7-''-:--72-2 0 0 game reriy? ' :' NI t 45 Cornell 42 - 1 Wiient 0 0 0 0 t) sistance had been rendered the 1 t at r F' Texas Tech 48 Texas Aviles 36 I 1 ' Northe 1 0 0 2 Ff rl Missouri 28 3000 I t in state deer in the -v i feeding ' melt : t e : Ilaarimth man' 0 0 0 0 i 1 Ifordham 51 52 i ' I ''' 1 ' Lindley? I 0 0 2 was pointd out that It 1 West Texas Plats 71 Arizona 52 s county z ) 0 q ( ii 0 0 0 0 Riehardsat Jr! Harvard 54 Northeastern 33 500 elk In the same area did not t ' ' -i I a Itt i' 47 Rice 45 L "68" Phillips 4 8 14 34 5 33 Totals 15 '1 -- Nr ' ) 41 00 Whittier 44 t require feeding ' ' py quarters: 1 k 54 Lowiston N- or re34 21 14 10 Jodie committee The membership mill 2 6 is"N-t i'"-e0'77Anutn 15 23 33 A13 Nits rin an increase i i v' '7 membership ported 4i 4A ''t I I- soulAss wy0370414 i b' b of the association of 67 per cent 4'11 ai N over last year The fish planting i L - i it4L6480Uaiobtidi:: -- ?aL A TKUa8DAT DYCEMBZR la THURSDAY: DECEIIIIRR It committee reported that 523000 THURSDAY D2CDatEta IS 43 programa will he interrupted for HOTS—All regularly scheduled profish ranging from legal size to Ivor bulletins World TodaYt news be for grams may interrupted small fry size had been cared for a M flashes Cr special broadcasts royal:11ns Ted with Up" YOU'RE GETTING A In the association's hatchery on tho war Kimball ' Ranch A Scott avenue 1 7 Melody Coverage News :00—N8O—Breaktast Club an increase In reve1 rin RI nueReporting El 7:411—K811—Wor1d Devotion Coverage News 1300—KUTA—Meet the Band I li 1655 to 2940 the of from News IS—NBC—Toners S:1 Two for :00—K8L—Britiatast Yawn Patrol 7 :00—RD11—The 11110—KUTA—Tin Pan Alloy Coes to auditing committee announced exCoverage now& 7 :3 011DYL-Wor- ld Coverage News IP 44 penditures of the association had 11:35—K81—Mtutio Maestro 7 A lip— BDTL—MornIng Rhythms Shamble I i risen from $1400 to 2700 in the " I 1) 1041 Ski 11111 00—KUTA—Alts Bulletin with the Pages a at0—NDY1—Xmae Tree of :45—K8L—Turning i a :0 I —HUTA -- Christmas Shorpers' ' past year but pointed out that a 30—KDYL—Music on Parade Marilyn Dey Special $1100 of the increase had been due Commen-a 45—IEDYL—World Coverage News and 0 Realth :30— K UT A—Patty Jean ' to a payment on the fish hatchery (rrein ' tarts It 0—IIBC-8to- ry Club of Mary Martin 44 t' Resolutions were adopted to proPreeents 9:43—NBC—Prescott Air —School of of 9:15—C115 the the 11111400-pe00- 0r P5m117 a Young's e News :00—K IJTA— hibit a president of the group to ' Americas ''" 0 SO—NBCLone Journey drams- - I1 00:1 l ag 0— KUTA—Litchen SlatiAr WIth serve three consecutive terms to ' Air—NBC—David Harum drama 11:45—KSL—Milky Way :Jun Lee ' 10:30—NBC—N ation al 4 consolidate the Salt Lakeof City Farm and 1 0 00—CBS—Kato Smith Speak: Varieties IS the and Sugarhouse districts Home Hour 1 11: 1 Slat"- '' ' I 0 310—RDYL—World Coverage Beim I I :1 I—NBC—NBC—Between I association to empower the board thk Book- - 1 000—CBS—Romance Of Helen Trent 1n w it 111146—KDYL—Road of Life drama ends with Ted Malone I of directors to elect an executive 1I of Christ 1 0445—C35—Dur Dal Sunday T Ii m e 11 :30—KtrrA—Cavaicade committee from its membership with Bingin gam Can Be latrautlfUL 11 :00—C113-41- 1 4 e to carry out policies of the board I I 45—NBC—News Round-u- p ''of Bees t7ohosolu 11 White in :1 5—C133—Women 11 1:e ' when not in session and to emP M I I 30—N3C—Bacholos Children I 2 00 —111TA—Ce waked' or Christ:- 11 :30—CBS—Right to Happiness simeA power the board to appoint a cus1 1 S—N130—Dr Kate drama 23 LI New& 11 Coverage s todian for property of the asso' pea 11—N BC—Luncheon with Lopes t 12 94)—N3C—Light of the World the 12:1 12 :00—CBS—Bright NOrie011 ciation Mystery Man Valiant Lady tad 1 240—HUTA—International News ! 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MI 1'Yee KEll er - - 111 I F - A 1 I r-- ' I j pr'--- - '''- I 1 - ADTENTIOX K E Weight president of the 'Ptah High School Athletic association in his report on the new accident benefit plan adopted by the state this season announced that "the plan is prey-'n- et be popular am its benefits are becoming evident" st 'President Weight admits that a number of problems have arisen during the first few months of operation of the new accident benefit plan however Physicians attending the boys in some locations have objected to the small fees offered by the state association for certain types of injuries In other locations physicians have gladly regulated their charges to fit the benefit schedule set up by the state aseociation In some schools phyalcians have volunteered their services to the schools and as a result the schools so favored have not been interested in the accident benefit program But Weight thinks the plan has proved successful The chief need at present is spread "Any plan of an 'neurones nature depends upon er SC Wayne Millet Davis high school baskethall mentor Is wondering If he will be able to finish the season at the Kaysville school Wayne is unmarried and eligible A for a call by Uncle Sam ski team from Chile Bolivia and Argentine will tour the The United States this winter team may make a stop in Salt Coach John Davis Lake City of Colorado State is loud In his praise of a pair of sophomores Owen Smith and Harold Wood Davis figures the two are going to improve his- vanity squad mightily Mark- Weed BTU gridder has been named junior prom chairman at the Provo school When Don Burneu and Bill Cowden were named co captains of the Stanford basketball squad only two men voted—Cowden for Burness and Burnes for Cowden They were the only ones eligible to vote 10-m- an The visit of Porter here showed leaders and ofUtah I ficials high school a rules auhow much just tv) for the prep game is needthority ' ed In the state es-- : - Shorts on Sports Some time hack It was reported that the high school association withdrew from the col lege group because the scholastic leaders wanted recognition for their own group Secretary Dave Mitchell of the Utah High School association points out that the break was caused because the colleges refused to give the high schools representation on the 'college rules board ' - !- 2 2 - The national federation split with the college association and set up ita own code several years back Now 38 of the 48 states in the union are playing under the new high school code according to Porter What's more Porter is convinced that the high school rules committee has done much to protect and safeguard the young lads who play under the prep code annociation ? John Geertsen former Besse-vil- la golf professioaal seeds his Christmas greetings from liar !lova Texas where lie is warming his shots for Lower Rio Grande Valley Open tournament there starting Saturday John will make the winter tour in hopes of cutting into the golf gold but he is also acting as advance publicity maa for the rational public links tournament which will be held at his club Wellshire In Deaver next rammer Geertaen had a 63 in praetice Wednesday Jolts will play an exhibition Sunday with Al The Espinosa at Heriingea tournament is a 15000 affair s v - Tribune Intermountain Wire PROVO — The Brigham Young university basketball squad will leave at 5 a m Thursday Mont where they are scheduled to play Montana State xMlversIty tad Montana State college Friday and Saturday The squad traveling by automobile is slated to stop over for a workout in Byron Wyo Thursday night Besides Millet and his squad Eddie Kimball B Y U football coach will make the tour: during which the Cougars Will play four games144 'In addition to S U and MSC their tilts with on Friday and Saturday the Cougars have another game with the M S C Bobcats at Bozeman slated on Monday and a return match with the Idaho Southern at Pocatello on Tuesday - 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Kramer ' N lp n i 27 41 40 34 37 21 30 21 36 21 24 35 24 13 21 31 34 11 20 11 R R : 1 1 H V Porter secretary of the National High School Athletic fed- eration who visited In Salt Lake City and conducted several lectures about a month ago has just come pleted a report on the sessions here His report shows that the Utah High School Athletic association Is keeping well abreastiof progress In scholastic sports and ranks with - trota tertenting Page) (Continued Wilson Boston Detroit s Lybaard Mouton Waabingtos Trout Detroit Points Cleveland 1ilineY Chicate 0000000 Donald New York Buller Washington Ketioady SI Russo New York Murphy New York Iundra Washington Caterenueller IL Louts ' Rowe Detroit Leo chleake Ienton Detroit — Dietrich Chleitie PotterPhiladelptia-lootoPeek New York 4 tremely unpleasant to them But Ile Use Key Carscni despite his temper stts the key man on the visiting team and las absence in the second half ended what little hopes the visitors had of making a game of it with the Redskins Carson scored eight points Deb Smith was high with nine for the Urea and Val Sheffield constectid for eight In a preliminary game the Utah reserves defeated Weber 46 to 35 with a hot finish The Wildcats' played particularly fine ball In the third quarter but weakened in the final canto Jensen led the scoring with 13 points for Weber Watts Goates Wilkinson and Larson were best for the Indians' Thursday night Willamette will play Utah Aggies at Logan Coach Bob Burnett new Aggie mentor attended the game Wednesday to : look over the Invaders t The scores: LI74 11 :421 Li L ' Wednesday as a polo sille successor to James Phelan deposed Husky coach Callison refused to be quoted etu his reaction to the report other than to ad- mit : "1 guess 1 have a lot of friends in iseattle" The former Duck grid maestro has been outside the active coaching proton-io-n Mlle 19148 when he left i db ' $ - - gon football mentor into ed - of tl snomosossinss A L Dee Ore e tellK0171 - v t ' ' 18-1- half Effective Ute Defenne Me Utah defense was so effective that the Willamette five was able to score only three field goals In the first half and two in the second Thirteen of their 23 points were made on foul pitches The Utah crew was clearly a superior squad playing some good basketball for this time of the season The shooting of both squads was ragged The Willamette crew was small and at a dietinct disadvantage under both backboards The contest was marred by an tinaavory incident an incident that caused considerable embarrassment to Coach Howard Maple and other members of his basketball squad Coach Maple discovered he had brought I prima donna on this jaunt to Utah by the name of Bob CaIllaft Carson not only wanted to play but he insisted on officiating the ball game too Carson playing his first season at Willamette took a dialike to the officiating which thq record book Shovirs was strictly impartial right from the start Shortly after the half he became abusive and Referee Occie Evans ordered him off the floor Carson pushed the diminutive Evans around until he was halted by the other players esasnSe 17 (INS)--Th- e eustomary guessing game now swirling around the appointment of ' a new coach at University of Washington sucked the name' of Prince (Prink) Cal- - 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