Show Tuesday Morning tT!)c December Salt £akc (Tribune 1 19(2 Majors Convene Today in Annual Winter Bill Terry Resigns Post With Giants — By Jimmy Hodgson — " The cridder on the University of Utah football team this season was Captain Bert Davis The popular Ute leader played ‘'iron-man- f01 of the possible 540 minutes in the Indians’ nine games which ties the modern record for participation at Utah Karl Schlcckman now assistant coach played the same amount of time for the Utah team of 1938 and also played 455 out of a possible 480 minutes in the eigrht-gam- e schedule of 1937 according to statistics compiled by Graduate Manager Keith Soldier Brown Second on the placing list mbi Ted Barrett steady Utah guard with 470 minutes Other leaders were UeOrande Gregory with 435 Wally Kell with 440 Brig Gardner Mith 426 Chet Kim with 407 and Frank Nelson 899 These lads carried the big burden for the Indians during the season Two of the marathon grld-de- rs Gardner and Kelly are freshmen Recreation Funds - Commissioner Fred Tedesco uncovered some very interesting facts on golf recreation and parks on hs tnp to San Francisco last week One of the most enlightening to the young commissioner was the fact that San Francisco allots 10 cents out of each dollar in taxes for parks and another 7 cents on every dollar for recreation In Salt Lake City the parks get 3 7 per cent of the tax dollar and 47 of a cent of each dollar goes for recreation an almost insignifi- cant amount What's more Mayor Angelo contends that the amount spent in San Francisco will be more rather than less because: “The services of the parks playgrounds golf courses and other recreation facilities are needed more than ever in wartime We are not eliminating any of the present features In fact we should and will augment them if possible” F-os- si This was particularly interesting because rumors have reached the city commission that San Francisco and some other leading cities were' curtailing the parks playgrounds and recreation program There will be no curtailment in Salt Lake City If Commissioner Tedesco can help it National League Directors Confer On Plight of Derelict’ Phil Club j By Judson Bailey CHICAGO Nov 30 UP) — Bill Terry ended 20 years’ association with the New York Giants Monday while the National league’s board of directors was considering the plight of the derelict Phils and Terry himself said he would like the opportunity of talcing over the Philadelphia franchise The former first base star who managed the Giants four alternative plans under which to three pennants issued a short Nugent might continue in control formal statement to announce his One of these was assuredly a reresignation as general manager of quest for permission to sell some New York’s farm system a posi- of the Phils’ better players — a tion he assumed last winter privilege which Nugent has been He said he had suggested to denied since he borrowed approxiPresident Horace Stoneham that mately $100000 from the league the second year of his two-yelast spring contract be terminated because curtailment of the Giants’ minor No Explanation No official explanation of the league operations made it doubtful that he could earn his salary matters discussed by the directors reputed to be $30000 He empha- was forthcoming and it was presized and Stoneham agreed the sumed that the problem would be parting was entirely friendly placed before the entire league Tuesday Would Like Phils Monday’s session was presided Nothing concerning his plans over by League President Ford was Included in Terry’s announce- Frick When it was over Frick ment but in discussing his future was summoned to a conference with newsmeft he asserted that with Commissioner Kenesaw M taking charge at Philadelphia "is Landis and President William Har exactly the kind of an opportunity ridge of the American league that I would like” Some 300 magnates managers “Right now I am out of base- coaches scouts and business offiball” Terry explained "But I cers of baseball clubs were on hand would like to make some connec- Moiyiay and there were several tion with another club If a suit- huddles Indicative of trade talks able proposition and satisfactory but these preliminary efforts bore terms are offered I hope that if no immediate fruit there is a place for me In baseball The resignation of Terry proI will be able to find it while I vided the with its first am here in Chicago for these meet- big jolt assemblage He had been with the ings If not then I have an offer Giants continuously since 1922 outside of baseball that I may when he joined the club as a player take He succeeded John McGraw as “The Philadelphia club presents manager in 1933 and won penants a grand opportunity and it’s exact- that year and In 1936 and 1937 At ly the kind of a proposition I would the winter meetings a year ago like however I would not invest he achieved a long-tim- e ambition any of my own money in the club to get Into the executive family of and I would not solicit any of my the Giants and his place as field friends to back me If there is leader was taken by Mel Ott someone who wants me to operate Another shock came a short time it or if the league wants me Uiere later when Joseph B Eastman dithen that’s fine” rector of the office of defense The league's directors conferred transportation announced in for several hours Monday on the Washington that-hhad sent letproblem of the Phils which have ters to baseball executives suggestbeen offered for sale and it was ing drastic curtailment of travel understood that Gerald Nugent next season club president and his attorney Commissioner Landis said he had Jtobert Irwin presented a set of not yet received the letter Fray to Mark 3rd Bowl Appearance For Boston College 7th for Tide j MIAMI Fla Nov 30 L'P) — Alabama a team with a glamorous bowl tradition and Boston college only last the top eleven in the Associated Press ranking poll will meet La ths Orange bowl herg New Year’s day Oscar E Dooly Jr president of the Orange bowl committee an- in the Cotton bowl last New Yearia nounced the selections Monday day The Crimson Tide was beaten upon his return from Atlanta where he and other sponsors of by Georgia and Georgia Tech this the Miami game had to bide their season before dropping the final time while richer bowls lined up to Georgia Preflight However Coach Frank Thomas the most attractive elevens to emerge from a whacky season of team downed Tennessee which was selected by the Sugar bowl upsets But the Orange bowl — with a to oppose Tulsa The game here will mark the guarantee roughly half that of the Sugar bowl and a third as large third New Year’s day appearance as the Rose bowl prize— came out for Boston The Eagles were upset with solid football names by Clemson In the 1940 Cotton Alabama has made five trips to bowl then scored a surprise trithe Rose bowl winning three umph over Tennessee in the Sugar games and playing one tie and bowl game of 1941 handed Texas A & M a whipping Boston climbed steadily all season in the Associated Press poll— k ar Jordan Prep Basketball Race Opens Jan 8 the reports According B:g Seven conference all of the teams are prepared and eager to go ahead with the basketball schedule this winter with the pasWith three new coaches at the helm and a s’ ble exception of Colorado State schedule The Fort Collins school is not sure ahead of them the Jordan district will schools eight high begin whether it will be able to particileague competition with openers the night of January 8 pate we are told The schedule was released MonEvejy other school has Its Granltavtlle at Murray hoopsters working out but there day following a meeting of dis Cyprus at Tooele have been no practice reports trict officials last week and is the January 29 Granite at Divi whatsoever from Colorado State same as the one followed last seaJordan at Bingham However the Colorado Aggies have son except that the game sites Tooele at Grantsville Cyprua at Murray been the poorest attraction in the have been switched for each round January 29 circuit and the league could func- of play with the Darts and the Bingham at Granite Davis at Jordan tion without the team if Coach Bucs playing at Magna in the Murray at Tooele John Davis finds it impossible to opener this Grantaville at Cyprua year instead of at February 2 (Tuesday) play After all so far as the Utah Kaysville at Granite Cyprua schools are concerned Colorado Cache Conley Watts Jordan at Murray Davis at Tooele and Wyoming are and will be the Spartan chieftain and new Davis Grantaville at Blngrham big attractions from the eastern Dart cage mentor inherits the February 5 e Granite at Grantaville aide of the mountains and a job of forming another state tough Tooele at Jordan championship outfit at the KaysMurray at Davis trip instead of a three-gam- e Bingham at Cyprua to Colorado and Wyoming ville school Verl Meyrick former jaunt February 12 would help the three Utah squads Irving junior high school coach at Davia at Granite Bingham at Jordan if the circuit finally goes through Pocatello will guide the Murray Grantaville at Tooele Smelterites and Bill Cowley takes Murray at Cyprus over the reins at Cyprus The university has arranged February 19 Granite at Bingham Otherwise the coaching set-u- p basketball games preseason Jordan at Davis Cyprua at Grants ille uith Montana and 'Montana will remain as it was last season Tooele at Murray State and negotiations are under with Cecil Baker back at Granite February 29 ' Jordan at Granite Johnny Vranes the head man at May ' Mith Idaho U and Idaho Davis at Bingham Jordan Seth Parkinson in charge Southern university The barnat GrantavUle Tooele at Cyprus at Tooele Sterl Anderson coach at Murray storming jaunt Is expected to Grantsville Marrh 0 and Warren (Sonny) be completed this Meek Granite at Murray Cyprus at Jordan Alsop in charge at Bingham Grantaville at Davia The eight coaches already have The Idaho university gridders Bingham at Tooele no dates will end their stay here Monday begun workouts although for practice games have been anmorning and head for Los Angeles nounced as yet The Vandals tangle with year in JorUCLA Saturday They have danAn innovation this district play will be optional been working out at the “U” Wonder what the critics of spec- B games by the eight teams tator sports think the 120 million Schools may mutually decide upon NEWTON Mass Nov 30 UP) — Americans not actively engaged in the question of B (or second contest before each Boston games recrewould string) do for college athletic authorities mItarv work The plan was adopted to save on welcomed a chance Monday night ation if these events were and gasoline Major league baseball rubber to appear In the Miami Orange The schedule and football professional college on New Year’s day as an 4 bowl January and other athletic activities proTvHe at Granite Jordan at Grantavtlle vide a place other than a bar opportunity to vindicate their upPavia at Cypru 2 room for the civilian population set defeat by Holy Cross Murray At BlngbAjn 15 as well as the armed forces to January last Saturday Granltr at Jordan relax and enjoy themselves Bingham at Davt “I’m glad for the sake of the boys on the team” said Graduate Manager John P Curley confirming a Miami announcement that IN THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM the Eagles would meet Alabama in the Orange bowl game “It will give them an oppor2nd tunity to redeem themselves" 10-ga- ex-Sou- th two-gam- Boston Glad to Get Orange Tilt -- pro-hibt- 0 ‘ e CSC llaop Doubtful to around Orange Bowl Gets Alabama Eagles Adelts Carry the Ball for Uncle Sam Tech Accepts Bowl Invite Gay Adelt left is a military policeman at Fort Douglas and Huck has just finished his preflight training as a naval air cadet Utah’s “Touchdown Twins” the Adelt brothers who led Utah to the 1941 grid championship are now doing their playing Tor Uncle Sam team Huck will return to Los Angeles determine the host team The Southeastern conference carried off the major Bhare of the postseason honors landing a team in each of the Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange bowls Three of the newly selected bowl teams also participated In similar games last January 1 Georgia in the Orange bowl Alabama in the Cotton bowl and Tulsa in the Sun bowl The line-u- p for January 1 records in paren-thes: Rose bowl Pasadena— vs Pacific Georgia (10-1-bowl Coast champion Sugar vs New Orleans —Tulsa (10-0-- WAX 0) (8-1--1) (8-2-- 0) (9-1-- 0)’ (8-1-- 0) (7-S-- 0) ns (8-0--1) (8-0-- 1) CYO Calls Off university had 11 ii 3n been invited to oppose the un11 AS beaten eir force te-The Bombers Major Williams said now are in Tucson where they will meet Arizona university this week end The Bombers have won eight games and were tied by Washington State college 6 to 6 Hardin-Simmo- Corn Bowl ns m Breakfast at Sardl’a Patty Jean’s Club Little Jack Little KUTA-9P- KCKI M EARL 7 GODWIN nr i"- j? ’s Corn bowl football game for New Year’s day was cancelled Monday for lack of a suitable opponent for Holy Cross but Ralph Leo public relations director of the sponsoring Cooper Injured Catholic Youth organization said KANSAS CITY Nov 30 CP — the CYO would try again next Morton Cooper most valuable year player in the National league last Leo said his organization had season is suffering from a spinal sought Tennessee Alabama Geor- injury after a fall from a ladder gia Tech or Georgia for the pro- He was painting his suburban posed game in Soldier field None home He said Monday he does of these four was available how- not believe the accident will affect ever his pitching hastily-planne- d 1 OO 1 30 Barratt Chadwick VRoad of Life World New Marilyn Day Musicals Mary Lee Taylor and 8ade Storm Against tbs David Ha rum Drama The O’Neils World News Xmas Tree Program Bing Sings OYankee House Party Morning Melodies Vie I ' Kate Smith News Speaks Clark Dennis Sings ''Big 81ster National Farm and V'Helen Trent Homs Hour $Xur Oal Sunday I ’'Life Can Be Beautiful Baukhag Talking I Perkin Fdward McHugh Vie nd Sad Kttrhen Kltter U S Army Band fSThe Goldberg I t Chi-cago- WASHINGTON Tuesday November 24 1912 —Mountain War Time FORT GEORGE WRIGHT Wash Nov 30 UPi — The Second air force “Bombers” a football team made up of college stars from all corners of the nation has accepted an Invitation to meet a college team in the Sun bowl at 9 oo El Paso Texas New Year’s day 9 15 Major Warren Williams base 9 30 commander at Fort George 9 45 Wright said Monday night he in on had advised Sun bowl officials of io is the team’s willingness to appear 1030 Earlier in the day it was an- 10 45 nounced from Abilene Texas that 11 OO Cotton bowl Tennessee vs GeorDallas — Texas bowl Tech Orange gia — Miami Boston college vs Alabama Sun bowl El Paso Texas — Hardin-Slm-movs Second Army 30 CP)— similar Bombers Take Sun Bowl Bid 0) Nov a YIKY lllCHT VHnauTs ©on tlBse Ann TT©dl©j Wednesday to continue his training as a naval air cadet He is winding up a week’s leave just The Adelts are two of the classi-youn- g backs who have ever performed at the “U” Gay gradu- - e) CHICAGO afterward Grid Brothers Select Different Services NEW YORK Nov 30 UP) — of opponents- for the The Une-u- p “bowl” football five country’s games to be played on New Year’s day was completed Monday night with the exception of the Rose bowl in Pasadena Cal which must await the crowning of a Pacific coast champion to Air Force Shortly TONIGHT committee at the University of Texas gave its sanction —and so the way was cleared for the Longhorns to play their first bowl game in history Georgia Tech bring one of the nation’s top records to the Cotton bowl—only one defeat and that to Georgia which is going to the The Adelt brothers Gay and Huck who played major roles in Rose bowl The Engineers once Utah’s 1941 football champion climb to gain honors played in the Rose bowl and also have appeared in the Orange are now on Uncle Sam’s big team bowl winning both times Texas which became the host Gay chose the army and Huck anteam Huck has because it was the Southwest last but ated year been the the ha3 navy Gay joined and conference of other champion has lost two competition year star on the Fort Douglas military to take advantage of it as games — one to Northwestern and hopes police squad and Huck was a mem- soon as the war is over the other to Texas Christian ber of the St Mary’s preflight Here’s Data For Five Bowl Games (won-lost-ti- ed DALLAS Nov 30 CP)— The fans have known It since Saturday become night but it really didn't official until Monday — a meeting of Texas and Georgia Tech in the Cotton bowl January 1 The faculty committee on athletics at Georgia Tech Monday gave Its permission for the Engineers to accept the invitation as visiting team in the Dallas gridiron classic with successive victories over West Virginia Clemson North Carolina Preflight Wake Forest Fordham Georgetown Temple and Boston university — and took the number one spot when Georgia bowed to Auburn The Eagles lost much prestige however when they were handed a humiliating 55 to 12 defeat by Holy Cross Saturday I I I I SO ie E d Commentary Organettes OStrletlv Personal 11 OO 11 15 11 30 10-1- ALL-CONFEREN- CE TEAM Ilardin-Simnion- 1145 Poster new Luncheon Melodies Arthur Gaeth New 12 1 3 13 13 Afternoon Program Light of the World lonely Women The Three R’s Men of the Sea QCedrle Guiding Light Hymns of All Churebe Mary Mtrlln Ms Perkins Pepper Toung Tabernacle Organ (Bob Andersen News Uoyee Jordan Bachelor’s Children Tommy Dorsey Orch Noon Treasury Star Parade OShadv Valiev Folks — Hillbilly Show Vote on Bowl Bid Selected by the BIG SEVEN SALT LAKE TELEGRAM BOARD which is made up of coaches scouts team captains and sports writers representing every Big Seven Conference team The Men Who Know Pick the Team That's Right IN THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM ABILENE Texas Nov 30 CD — The Hardin-Simmoathletic committee will meet Tuesday to consider an invitation extended the Border conference champions to play in El Paso’s Sun bowl Dr R B Homan Jr chairman of the Sun Carnival association extended the invitation Sunday night following the annual winter meeting of the Border conference at which unbeaten Hardin-Simmowas designated as chamns ns pion 00 15 30 45 1 OO 5 Variety fo 1 1 s45 3 OO SIS 3 30 3 45 3 OO 3 15 3 30 Music You Want When You Want It Singing Strings World News Varieties e When Portl Just Plain Sing Along Ben Bern! 300 3 15 OSheelah Carter's News I Rhapsody OFootlight I Band of the Day 3:55 Hollywood Express1 a Otrl Marne Pace Lift BUI 3 30 3 45 400 4 15 4 30 l i BE C R E a R A L 6 6 5 OO 6 16 P 1 1 30 45 Don Winslow Hop Harrltan Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight Santa Claus 35Young Dr Malons World New Muato and Sport Evening e oo e 6 is 30 Major Hoople- 6:25 — Rainbow - Trio Duffy’s Tavern (Lights Out 'Al Jolson Pulton Lewi Jr New Johnson Family New Tribune-Tel- e 535— Music for Listening Afternoon Rhythm Ed Letson New A to Z In 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