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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 29

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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ThurtulAy Odober 20 1911 THE RALT LA1 TR1111'NE ThurtulAv nettlher ft'il iq 1 Sunday Features On Saturdar 11)(1118011S head Coach 'Review's' offer 1:10 iSninnits Sports Mirror iConiest Changes tn Start Saturday C) 5 4-11Iev l' (1 tt 4 low I- 0 Resignation JOHN MOONEY Tribune Associate Sports Editor Ar Wednesday a al hut poet ea education ard bead coach t)1 1 yrtz(ft Iltanors of Trade The MOO et Ma mat! Thar' ohs sport lase tit bear during Saturitio's Spaels 4 Iter (Pete) Atkinson l'resiew met statism NAIL sod of athletics and physic the IL tab affiliate of Inter- AVcatminster mountain Network tattoos at Tte Issruorta affable football and -tk pm tiaiketbit'A mentor submated his! This seel's program oat tcw- resLna'Aori to Dr Robett Steele i tura a eottipteta postodop of tato rresent of tha Salt lAit achooll 1 football siiorre from amend tat It I becorne effective Jan 1 nation plus five appestats of Atkinson at that time si 1I1 becumut isattoft plias the ppearaace Atkintort at that time ollt beeOrn 1 (Pete) Atkinson dlrector ot athletics and Veatminatec college Tte Isarmona affable football and balketball mentor ubmatell his! reaLnatton to Dr Robett Steele i n' 10101K i i1 Ne 4 i 4 i- 414' 0 '1' 4 it 4 i 1 I ril 2 4 it 4 11 to tt-- 1 I iy A Foil to Stir Yankee Pitcher Joanne Bussed "Nem I tab of gurprintemient Of recreation at 119A" l'aradiNe Cat MAIP aunt taltedi Los Dr Stec-le made the anm3-uneela het -7--porta toeing titoe ment 'Wee neaday nlitits at the teethe high brats of Supsiair avorta- War faculty meeting inaa heodlimes from like Salt Martell to ISIS lake "Inhume ta conlestants in The FalA latke Trihunt'a areeVy gni contest: A chance bits been made is the contest's r2ce for games la be 11111 nett Saturdav OeL 22 and for al future contest" l'ndce the new ruling contestants must keep a record a their tat nes rI cheek this record bgainst the oulccrne of the efks games Contestants sho feet their entries "ere itccurate to far prtfe TrIOZIO'Y then "lust semi to the 'CM 4C-tntest 171r The Lake Tribune" a aunt check indxatIre thcreon bcsr rrukny correct reedktSarts were a-A1e then 3 compare the claire check against the con testatt's ettre to the 'Inners' as well as those who (cc the roaster rrelicting contest vitach under the restAres the of IT winners during any a contestant suhrnit siore than one surrher each entry mind make claim on the number of the entry shah LAI rrds indlcate 'tamed the greatest number of correct tho'1'ut tons Na contestant wilt be given a t'sgher score than te 'even Lf ha entry contalna more coerect l'rettet)ons than his Cairn checks mtlat be received by the grld contest irttor Dot than 12 nAlon of Tuesday puhziestion of the claint cheek Announcement of each week's "Inners he 'Irtsit 11 "(NMI al after the judges' decidois is reached ireeVy f(Nr remelt re contests N-(c1 of their )1! the eeeks to the 'CM Peck the rent-Ls thcee who under the reeek Gas Rationing Aidad tasaboli If it had not N't Ft for iaartune gas rationing a lot of youngsters in the old United States souldn't be facing promising futures in big league and high minor league baseball This may strange for the 'A lir didn't do organized baseball or anything else any good But if Bert Dunne hadn't been gas rationed out of his daily golf game he probably never would have taken the cage of the young baseball playing kids of the nation for his personal hobby Deprived of his golf game and needing something to fill the gap Bert volunteered to help out at a neighboring military academy when the boxing imstructor went into the service Bert's son was enrolled in the academy so be had an added incentive NVell Bert took over boxing and developed a championship team Ile stayed around in the spring and took over baseball lbg then he realized something that baseball moguls had Ignored for grown up diamonds weren't right for 10 to It year old kids So Bert redesigned the diamonds making it 53 feet from the pitchers' mound to the plate S2 feet between' bases and 112 feet six inthes from home to second That enabled the kids to throw the ball and get in the spirit of the game and to the plate S' feet between home to second That enabled I A in the spiri of the game Atkinson for the West- I minster post April 1946 smd his duties in September of i 1311 1StanLr Star that )ear lie came to Salt Lake 1 folios ing three years len ire in the roast rotted where he divided his rvi A tkiaimps WPetwsitarap" eon to Soot lova avow Om eveag emb Fred Sanford Salt take)" coostributtosi to Ilso 11 rkammost New York 1 ankees baseball team arrived bestow for lb Is too-tor I odocaday but hell wet tut the cold with Lbw rmt of so 'regarding lb rumored tredve ho's involvcd 'Tito Yanks didn't oat thing to to two before I krt and rt certainly not (km( to secation wrrting ab1 Is possittilits of my hems traded- bed a year of be 11-1 sot awry retard itit after coneing Browns 'Walker WTI 1 dik urne in the physical training gr pro- ial7r a es nads derrsinidr ucttmr duty Kansas 13 1iss Collies! 1 mumat aa State te Teachers coere Pitts Two Michigan Stars 'Out' 1'11177 -41A1 il--71 I burg Kan in 1939 ober be won! 'red sato a letters in basketball and track I didn't bast to in saw to 41a1-AS Oct 19 tr Doak Prior to coming to Vestmin eensiderin II Fter1 tocit down with the flu rookinvon coached at Golden City i ire 10 relief rlin 1Venesclay and for the frst tim a i ti lig ric hwl I ct Fairview high 11 be added kicking The only assumption I'M thres seasons SO uthsrn Meth- school in St Louis and Madison l''Irrd a 7-3 rt zilitst twill Aave to get along mirth- Ill sc igh hool Ile received his lank thia wooers 4 i St 'was going under was that he might II merles quarterback master a degree in physical educe- nt from the 11-out he Interested in a high school con- wilt mos Saturday's lien and recreation from the UMvervion mark of mine of 30 out game here with Kentucky one of versity of Utah in 1943 r-s the nalionsiop omteLrt Ile moy of 36 atterno ta and the reco- Post Ope CI I 11 11tIS Il kicking The only assumption I 'was going under was that he might be Interested in a high school eon-version mark of mine of 30 out of 36 and the recnin hnrr Kan In 11 la hero he on rest said I didn't base' too considering aw a lot lc la relief and rat be added milord had a T-31 the tank Una season from the fit- Lows Charles PREP FOOTBALL SUMMARY Invented the Baseball Tea But that Atka C011idn't teach the kids to hit as they shoukt so Bert began ell a -ptunber's trlend- sihIch he set uprght and talanced Gives not get to ptsv Texas the week Dr S'eele said the schnoi has no ContiimrA fnmes Palm 01 borytroornIrt Last t-oltd tak SotTe Lrg ts3 chevr about 1-1p1 A reel East The Kentucky rame all be the flans for a rtPlaremenl for Atkin- first one he has nirssed during the son but added that the post la open I Sh()Iv in A college fixithall career in a hich for ariplications he has personally led SMU to a "This la a good opportunity for! LOS Oct 11 on score of victories Mr Atkinson- Dr Steele said -Ilia It ail' be interestirg to see that interests hat branched toward rec champion on a It 'sill ill be interetirg to see what interests hose branched toward rec- put sparkling MU can do without its meal 'reation so I am glad that we were nil ti0 Zkiltnir i3 1111111 ''''S round rokL ot 'course az-ti tts tLa Colt te I Otrter and Jorty a rusod trte and es aor Ctarie UacL TIt-twe tfk arra gora to be swaoi tor ar foam two IT rtr-r eaced tt ta to boat ower exhibition Wednesday with ticket Coach Niatty Bells pessl- able to work out a plan by which Sonny Andrews Los Angeles dsrnism alwavs actoe LS could make the snove at the 'playing his fistic wares to a crowd after he learned of his star's ill- most opportune time He is well of 4500 at Olympic auditorium gess -We didn't have much of a fitted for the position which he has i Charles looking fit and trim chance against Kentucky accepted' ANN' AP901t --Szar and bb krbra were slarrers- tor Lae rst tut res Sere -It sai tial brtroe (LA-vet rasa dz- oerLars 1-t aft sr L3 et' Welio-VLS ILS uarte X-rays a--0stedi kecesal ran imadr gnv1d ter I) date a cza11 the gke a4 ft 'treat ert the unta dor-tars eats aeiterrrso boa tte rzse4-4 arNn1 the tlt ts dam si-ed Lce 21 tewl di ttt pak1S aceed tNe Lzbe-t a "ser Pal been CNN tfI ra 7 st" nraesr-ra tam tit4 cerer rt rte 'sea rercNrIs tPese two ta Tvia thornm ces Vs 4 'U rat3-eLat bes -r re tr-ta la sea-seas Ttey hat befla tarder trs ee rtan ary Lme Knee t''e sesca It -orb ir skho is a et off ct ants of Itatd-- 1 age 1 C-g len't ah: 4g aga'ost St-ttt la I htrsiay and Grat a mg a ga nst Pros r-lat has cousei the re 'tztrthr to matt ti-it -ateA a Tper-lart-rer rneetrg as 1 -an) brct) a ba1 game 7r Loather Tommto Th Cartoon-Lcgan game to other tossuo Locan hos shotto of grostroas to rer on ore Zh -s season and art titpctoct to gis aj out RV the tode7ertttent Dcooaaturt Corbett katitettred (set one North Cache of the stieoted fly therm by the I tah Schtoot Atm 1--e to the state au-d 111 J1 be tryzng to acqttre tr a-k atartst the Grtmrles Tht tf st-cA must be est a olshed art Da a over Las Sou tt otter IA ostt over Prvro Grantte 104r-ea onl Lotan vitt Carb Aad these Se lert rotghtt make urse-r f-str 0t de r1g Irday gam-s must tot srt Las fsa eier atst krill t-se rday a ree more he sald -Now we hasnt ot an" I Pete and Atkinson IS:) th pounds than 'when 1 Valker has played through a and a 5-month-old he knocked out rat aters- at week kinds of conditions in the four sea- to leave for the northern California San Francisco last ie sons he has been at Southern Meth- 'city in the latter part of December Neither nor Andre ex ntict i tended themselves Warr 1 I a ball on the bundle end This could show the boys how to pull the ball when it a aa pitched over any part of the plate Ile perfected this and turne-d it over to the Yankees Joe Devine Eventually Charley Metro of Twin Falls came across only trouble was Charley took credit for inventing the gimmick Aside from his handling of the Vida Bert has written -Play Ball Son -Swing King--a movie starnng Ted WI Mania and -Glove Magic- with Bobby Doerr Joe Cronin one of baseball's greats collaborated with Dunne on foome phases of the work Bert also authored -Gymnasium Baseball" and he reports that of the 20 kids who livorked with him over his seven years of experimenting seven have made good in pro ball seven are still in college ard six are in high school and only two of the boys have been baseball failures In ad- dition Bert claims one of the kids still in high school will become the greatest hitter the game has ever been And this kid might never have been lauded so if Bert Dunne hadn't been deprived of his golf game by gas rationing The Readers (Bless 'tal) Write i 1 1 I Pr' ttacril hero atce to -23 a i4t rtroe ths year hut rs tes tut South and that the arn't rcohyvers 1f ary team it ran get rrt1 to so-re sa--qt-tra ar1 It t'e Ir hs1 Byrra tMooaet Crane poto1 ra-1)e rlavs ritTne the isroveans grt cep am No 1 avoak On rocs detettle rCt have roore era 1-xothels however do a bovs rogr Txgte a bg seonr threat Cab la Wt is rood 1-aer 2zo Fsir a r-a)d rececter and LU ta a hard- 1 ounce gloves Charles clsplared speed with a left jab and vent counters In the main event Rudy Carca 130 Los Angeles won unanimous 10-round derision met- Joey Clemo 129s Portland Ore is hard-hittInt scorcher hard-hittIng scorcher Utica Names Coach UTICA Oct 19 (17P)--- Stan Waxman who captained Long Island university in 1945-46 1vednesday was named auxistant basketball coach at college 1347 Recvery i There was the time in 1947 a hen he vent to bed with a bad eold and also had a bunged-up foot But he played that week against Texas A and confining his activities to Quarterbacking blocking and paxsi Last year against Texas A and he was suathed in bandages- He had a bad leg but Coach Ntatty Bell bandaged up both of them S) 1 the opposition wouldn't know which tLjLLAOI1 fl TILlitIll I ant) fl 111C11 FOOTBALL CONTEST mendation of a jurtor college where I never missed an attempt "No! I maintain a skinny kid -ouldn't be interested in plai-ing tackle in this conference but I've heard of water boys kicking extra points and Ill bet Frankie Robbins can kick two out of 12 in her mlOorette boots with Joe Tangaro standing by saying Isk tsk or whatever would be appropriate for the occasion Yours truly A Skinny Kid Stadium Village- Stuff ond SOMeS411S Denver universitv coaching attaches feel that perhaps Denver's predominantly "home town- foot- ball schedule may be the cause of the Pioneers early SCILSOrt disappointmentn "There's a certain incentive in making the traveling squad for a trip" one of them said last week and we play at home much the boys don't have this battling every week" The way the Pioneers played against the Utea in their first conference trip might lend credence to this point Pdy Polidori scoffs at Mary Jenson's tation to stage their "grudge: fight" tat least Udy's grudge fight( at West Jordan Writes: Remo's manager: "I insist upon a professional 'winner take all' bout with Jenaon not a match in his hardwood basement: I'm crazy but not that crazy" George Dimas former Bingham prep is the hard luck kid of the Westminster football squad A regular quarterback last season George was out the first three games of this season with a knee He finally got into action against Snow last vi-eek and dislocated his elbow in the first five minutes of play (Thanks Jim Grebe) Charles Peterson the "bald eagle of billiards" expects to visit Utah before Christmas i Observation Word Oh how thoy 'wish og'in For He good old days of 1 -3" AA 1: i s141 4 -7 I 1 1 4 111 i 1 lwo111 sDAy ID Ay sATunDAy i' Al in -t THU 1 LS rT :11 he Pr I Pit fir er 111 11 a 1 4 a i LS 11 i 4 3 i 1 1 1 1 TT II hi dap eft 3 I 1 11k Pr I big 11 6 111 NI pr rr 4 a Ht 4 mi a 1 63 1 4 3 1 i I 1 was injured The Doaker waft the 1 star of the game brinttng all three touchdowns as the Methodists won 20-14 Last week against Rice Doak was driven out of bouncis into a wheel chair on which lay a war i Iveteran watching the game Its head struck the chair and he was knocked unconscious Retumod Quickly But in five minutes he 115 hack in the game although he didn't do any running or passing the rest of the way Walker played only half a season i in 1945 )oining ta hen he gc1 out of the merchant marine Rare Perfume Wins Itah Colorado Washington Stuoissippi State Georgia Tech Dartmouth Pittsburgh Northwestern Ntissouri Minnesota Penn State Idaho Navy Oregon Oregon State Rice Baylor Itississippi Holy ems Ohio State Wyoming Utah State California Alabama Florida Harvard Indiana Iowa Iowa State Michigan Michigan State Montana Pennsylvania SC Stanford Texas Texas A AM Texas Christian Tale Wisconsin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CT: -0 0 17 0 CT 17 Pm 4If 9 4 N1 'Dear Mr have been an ardent follower of your column for some time now And I have con- fidence that you are a champion of the underdog You are even going to get Ponce de Leon a fight with Keith Nut tall so evidently you will go all the way to see justice done 'Well I'm just a skinny kid who got a boot out of Ike and don't appreciate such a one-sided joke Ike failed to mention that he suggested I come out for football and show him how good I was and then left me standing conspicuously in full uniform for a coupe of practice sessions and was too busy to watch me I could hardly on such a basis summon one of his 1 players to hold the ball for me 'chile I attracted his attention by 1 I I I I' IR 7 7 4 7 '1' 14' t-kt 314 di11611441 ICE AND SNOW 4 i 4( 1 i 4-- 444 i 1 IIs a night game night game AE others scheduled for Saturday afternoon First team hated ts itmg club rttroo mnot top oenoritod I rriday or tea 16 TrIkmenorriw gran ESTtit eine by 6 was NEV YORK Oct 19 all the may George Widenet's Rare Perfume won the $10f00 added Autumn Day stakes as the Ernrire City Raring Assn opened its 2I-day fall meeting at Jamaica E- Nazne (Print tn Pencil 71 17 Address slitossos tot rat gems choice 'N---------- le ct I 1 i 1 COO of these handy car accessories ready for Salt Lake City motorists Come In Get Yours Today 6a i' ty Ny ----) 4) I 0 1 1 ti (1 i i' i pNr r--N 731- r) i Jr Iti -14t Lief gritrit Wank Iguxnaer MP It's Pare of Firestone's Big Winter Safety Tire Cam paign We Just Received Our Allotment of Famous 1 Part of Firestol gn Vie Just Rec afety Tire Car nent of Famo Offers Top Brood facke HUNTERS 62 East 2nd South GOODS! 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