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THE OODEII ST AITE ABE EXAMINER TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 15 1C31 Dutch Clark Named On Pro Fpurth Ward Will Meet Lincoln Ward In Practice Game Kirksey Selects Leading Stars On Annual Selection HACK FOR LOST TITLE GIBBONS VS JUST IN FUN ir I i IT FINALISTS IN CHURCH SERIES PERFORCfl FRIDAY Herb Griffin Directs Champions Veterans Back 4 ---v- xr W'-- In Suits Did You Know That TIM LONDOS Will have to find a new way to end his wrestling matches pretty soon the customers are muttering He seems to win every bout by means of the airplane slam 1 It used to be picturesque spectacular exciting and all that but getting so now that you can call the turn A1 Singer wanted more money for meeting Battling Battalino than he was asking for meeting Kid Chocolate and who Battalino by the way ought to be ready for Tony Canzoneri one of these days growing and what an affair those two could put on! r- Kitzmiller of Oregon Is Second Team Back On Machine By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent Chicago Dec six the nine teams which finished the Natnonal League football sea son have representatives oh the United Press all-star professional football eleven announced today The Green Bay Packers league champions placed three men on the first team the -New York Giants Chicago Bears and Chicago Card Inals two each the Portsmouth Spartans and Staten Island Stapes one each First team Dllweg Green Bay and Johnos Chicago Bears end3 Grant New York and Hubbard -Green Bay tackles Michalske Green Bay and Gibson New York guards McNally Chicago Bears center Dutch Clark Portsmouth Quarterback Strong Staten Island and Grange Chicago Bears halfbacks Nevers Chicago Bears S'' 11 MM Nk 1 V'X 7 4 I NEC! YORK TO DRASTIC SPORT CHANGES Meehan" Is Thanked For His Work Over Seven Year Period OGDEN Fourth ward men champions of the church league basketball machines during 1931 will oppose the strong Lincoln ward team runner-up in the finals last season att he new Fourth ward hall Friday night Lee Florence chairman of the athletic committee announces The contest will be preceded by a game between the Eleventh ward and the Eighth ward fives This event is scheduled for seven with the game between the two finalists of last March meeting one hour later Herb Griffin former athletic star at Ogden High and Utah State la coaching the Fourth warders this season He has banded together another capable aggregation of hoopsters The champions are sure to miss' the services of Champion and Ririe before the close of the year but Coach Griffin expects to have capable players in the shoes of these men during the long campaign Griffin has the following men in togs this season Lynn Foley Howard Foley Webb' Couch Grant Austad Myron Low-ensteln Grant Stratford Ray Hancock and Shurtliff The Fourth warders will oppose the Twenty-first ward in a league game this evening at the Fourth ward The new Fourth ward hall is located at Jefferson avenue and Twenty-first street LITTLEQU1TS AT WISCONSIN i 1 Associated Pres Photo If Tommy Gibbons (left) had donned boxing regalia when he posea for this picture with Jack Dempsey in St Paul it would have reminded boxing fane of the memorable Dempsey-GIbbone battle In 8helby Mont' In 1923 Maybe It does anyway i 4 -4 s- EASTERN GRID ARTISTS WILL VISIT OGDEN Marchmont Schwartz To Perform In Charity Game' On Coast Dick Hanky4 All-Eastern footballers will pa tat in Ogden for 30 minutes next Monday en route to tbe west coast where they meet the All-Western team in the annual Shrine charity game on January 1 EVANSTON 111 Dec Marchmont Schwartz Notre All-American halfback has agreed to play with" the All-Star eastern team against the west in the Shrine hospital benefit football game at San Francisco New day acceptance completed the team which has 22 stars from the east and middlewest on its roster The team will assemble at Northwestern university Saturday re-cieve Instructions and plays from Coaches Dick Hanley of Northwestern and Andy Kerr of Colgate and depart for the west the same night Fifteen universities are represented on the team which Coach Hanley believes is one of the strongest assembled fan the East-West charity classic The complete roster: Ends Orsi Colgate Hewitt Michigan Teeter Minnesota El-lert Syracuse Tackles Marvll and Engebretsen Northwestern McMurdo Pittsburg Schlebel Colgate Hoffman Notre Dame Hickman Tennessee Haubrich Ohio State Chambers New York university Miller Purdue Mars-land Colgate Quarterbacks Morton Dartmouth MeEver4 Tennessee Halfbacks Schwartz Notre Dame Purvis Purdue Rebholz Wisconsin Murphy Fordham Fullbacks Russell Northwestern Hinkle Bucknell TEAM COMPLETE SAN FRANCISCO Dec Three final selections today had completed the football team which will compete with team from the on New day in the annual Shrine charity game Percy Locey who with Dana Bible will coach the west team invited Bob- Kleckner University of San Francisco halfback Martin Idaho guard and Brenier Gonzaga guard to represent the district west of the Mississippi along with 11 others selected by himself and eight from east of the Rockies selected by Bible First practice of the west team will be December -21 when selections convene here to start training squad will join them a day later Iowa State Ready To Battle Cougars AMES la Dec Iowa State college will open its basketball season tonight with a veteran team against Brigham Young university of Utah The Iowa State team is headed by Jack Roadcap who is small but fast on his feet and an accurate basket shooter Last year Roadcap led the Big Six conference in scoring honors Although the game initiates the season for Iowa State it will be the eighth contest for the Brigham Young quintet and that has )iled up a pretentious string of vlc-ories by lop-sided scores tvN 5 J' yi Vvv Second team McKalip Ports mouth and Braidwood Cleveland ends Owen New York and Lyman Chicago Bears tackles Meyer Brooklyn and Keisling Chicago Cardinals guards Barrager Green Bay center Dunn Green Bay Quarterback Nesbit Chicago Bears and Blood Green Bay halfbacks Kitzmiller New York fullback-In selecting the teams no 5 consideration was given to Benny Friedman New York great Quarterback and Bronko Nagurski Chicago powerful fullback Friedman did not join the Giants ufttil near the close of the season and did not play in enough games to warrant consideration Nagurski was out of several games because of injuries 5 Two Teams Deadlock For First Position Attodated Prtt Photo Hack Wilson dethroned slugger who recently was1 traded to the St Louie Cardinals by the Chicago cubs plana a comeback attempt next year Aa part of hli training program getting In tome hunting at Martlnburg Va Hia hunting partner Is hit son Bobby By HERBERT BARKER Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Dec The process of de-emphasizing football at New York university began nearly a year ago but it took the resignation of John F' Meehan as coach to bring that fact to light Dr Elmer Brown chancellor of the university in a formal statement issued in connection with resignation announced hat the faculty board of athletic control on January- 6 had adopted a new athletic policy of for Dr Brown said the principal points in the new policy effective with the incoming freshman class in September were: Tbe minimizing of the importance and the shortening of the duration of spring football practice looking forward to its possible final elimination i Second Ward Wins Over Clinton Hoopsters In Headline Contest MfOOSilkDC WEBER STAKE MEN Standing of the Teams OFC3Y I SCHEDULE Roy vs Nineteenth Riverdale vs Hooper First vs Eleventh Friedman is regarded hy coaches players and professional football followers as one of the three or four greatest individual players in the league and would have made the first team if he had played in a fair quota of games An honor role of the outstanding players in the following departments follows: i men and deadlocked lor MADISON Wls Dec (AP) the resignation of George Little director of athletics provid- ing the third casualty of the postseason debate on football in the western conference attention to- day turned toward a Jegislative investigation of the University of Wisconsin athletic department The resignation of Little came with much surprise late yesterday-It followed that of Coach Burt Ing-wersen of Iowa by only a few days-and also the first upheaval in conference the supplanting of If Crisler as football coach- at Minnesota The legislative committee planned to go Into action today The state assembly took cognizance of the decision when it rveefred a resolution last night which the board of regents to refuse the resignation Action on the measure was postponed however in order to -permit the investigating committee to proceed unhampered by a legislative pronouncement Meanwhile the athletic council at the university was expected to meet in special session tomorrow to consider the resignation and the status of Head Football Coach Glenn Thistle thw site Northwest Player Gets Bid To Enter Davis Cup Trials back: Nevers Hub- Eleventh ward Hooper cagers are first place in the Weber stake basketball league as ths re suit of games of last night Eleventh won handily over the Nineteenth warders 47 to 18 while Hooper stopped Roy by a score of 29 to 15 In the other game Second ward won over Clinton in a spirited game 26 to 20 Scores follow: ROY Clark Greenwood PARSONS PICES MINE outstanding gridders in the Rockies have been cited IN for unusual performances during the past season hy Poss Parsons sports editor of the Denver Post Pour members of the Utah championship eleven and one member of the Brigham Young university eleven gets recognition on the new honor roll The former Colorado College athletic director lists the men as follows for the 1931 campaign: Best Tedesco Utah university Best White Colorado Aggies Best Defensive Walling Utah university Best Offensive Lineman Croft Utah university Best Offensive Christensen Utah university Best Pass Receiver Morris Colorado Aggies Best Defensive Back Skousen Brigham Young Best Player on Losing Team Martin Denver B'st Sophomore McLean tackle Colorado university SAN FRANCISCO Dec (AP) tickets probably will cost tile western fanUess next sefison the Pacific coast-conference having approved reduction for the pasteboard slips Also there won't be so many Best all around Chicago Cardinals Best all around lineman: bard Green Bay i Best punter: Nesbit Chicago Bears Best passer: Friedman New York plunger: Nagurski Chicago Bears Most elusive back: Clark Portsmouth Fastest back: Molesworth Chicago Bears I Best first-year player: Kltzmil ler New York Best all around end: Dilweg Green -Bay Best pass catcher: Johnsos Chicago Bears Best defensive back: Nagurski Chicago Bears Best blocking back: Lumpkin Portsmouth TULANE PLANS SURPRISES IN COAST DATTLE Trick Plays Carded For Trojans Power Plays May Be Discarded By RALPH WHEATLEY NEW Green Wave will enter the Rose Bowl New Year's day armed with new football tricks for its battle to uphold the clean record of victory of southern teams that have preced ed it to Pasadena In meeting such a power team as Southern California the coaches realize the Wave cannot rely too much on power to bring home victory Most of wins this season have come as a result of the power of the line from tackle to tackle that held back the enemy until the backfleld could get under way or an end could get down field for passes The power will be maintained but it will be flavored with new plays of deception Most of stock of plays were exhausted during the season before' the eyes of Southern California scouts and new stuff will be drilled before the Rose Bowl game To make way for this program Coach Bernie Bierman ordered his squad to break training for a week after the Washington State game The rest he believes will remove the strain of an 11-game season Bierman looks upon the Rose Bowl -contest as Just another football game He took the invitation calmly and believes that if his full varsity squad reaches the bowl with out injuries Tulane has an even chance to win He 1s relying upon the quick wits of his players as much as their brawn which will be more than equaled by the big men of the California squad smartest fastest players win football games these he said He plans to build the defense around the report of his two scouts Assistant Coaches Ted Cox and Les ter Lautenschlaeger Cox who is to be the new head coach when Bierman goes to Minnesota next year and Lautenschlaeger went west to observe the Georgia-Southern California game Bierman expects to have his squad on California soil a full week before the game so they will be recovered from train fatigue and the new surroundings The team will leave New Orleans about December 19 -M Hamblin Stewart Jensen Totals HOOPER BACK AGAIN! Cox Fielding The shortening of the duration of the fall preliminary- practice to a period of not more than two weeks prior to the opening of the regular academic year The barring of all freshmen from preliminary fall football practice and the shortening of the freshman football season The elimination of all organized recruiting and subsidizing such terms have been understood The continuance- of the presen policy of giving every possible sup port and encouragement to the further development of intra-mural sports Dr Brown declared Meehan had accomplished in his seven years as coach and said be (Meehan) would be remembered always with a of appreciation and admiration for what he has He added that the new athletic policy would be the deter mining factor in the appointment of a new coach COUGARS STOP EASTERN FIVE MILWAUKEE WiS Dec 15 (AP) Brigham Young university led by Elwood Romney long shooting forward defeated Marquette university basketball team 39 to 32 last night Romney scored 17 of the points 1 Marquette took the lead at the start but lost it after 10 minutes and the half ended Brigham Young 20 Marquette 18 The Provo Utah quintet held the lead from then on although only by a margin of one point at any time BRIGHAM YOUNG Romney 7 8 1 Robison 1 i 1 Garn 2 0 0 Nelson 12 3 Evans 0 0 4 Lesueur 3 2 MILLERS TAKE i CLOSE BATTLE Hull Widdison 0 0 0 0 Flinders 0 0 0 0 Powers 0 2 2 2 Totals 11 16 "7 29 3 SEATTLE Possibility of the University of Washington being represented on the United States -Davis cup team next year is seen with its star racquet wield er Lloyd Nordstrom of Seattle being asked to compete in the trials Nordstrom has not made a final decision but if he decides to enter he first must participate in the Pacific coast cup team tryouts at Los Angeles in January Nordstrom and Wally Scott of Tacoma a former Husky net luminary represented the Pacific northwest in the national doubles championships last summer -The pair met defeat at the hands of Francis Shields and Sidney Wood Davis cup players but the cup committee was Impressed by play and sent Mm an invitation to try' out for the 1932 team 44 NINETEENTH Cole Boam Dudman action pictures for the conference at the opening session yesterday of its annual three-day meeting decided to bar all cameramen 1 from football playing fields The rumored tempest over eligibility rules failed to materialize yesterday-although faculty representatives admitted It was considered briefly The only action taken was a slight revision in the matter of permanent records All delegates agreed football tickets must be cheaper next year but left prices for specific games up to the universities involved After spending part of meeting on the 1933 football sched-ule and the assignment of football officials for 1932 delegates were unable to complete the tasks and tinned to those detailed Jobs again today College football heroes movie ca reers may be dealt a fatal blow faculty representatives hinted when it was announced the subject would come up for action today Athletes in some universities have leked up vacation money in scor-touchdowns in front of movie cameras to the disapproval of several conference members it was said CAGE RESULTS (By United Press) At Milwaukee Brigham Young University 39 Marquette 32 At Butler 36 8 16 Southern Methodist university 42 Texas State college 27 Kansas State 29 Washburn college 24 1 Missouri university 25 St Louis university 23 Newey Van Workman Lowham Sperry Millers captured a free-scoring fray 41-34 from Jack Fourteetnh ward hoop-sters Monday night on the floor Norm Russell was the big gun for the Millers with 11 baskets while his teammates played a nice passing game Gus Fernelius and Saunders for the ward five also sparkled i The Millers tangle with the Olson Grocery at Huntsville in another game at Huntsville Friday SPERRY MILLS Greaves rf 3 2 2 8 Russell If ll Perkins 3 Taylor rg 0 Parks lg 0 Mott 0 Muschert c-rg 2 ELEVENTH Peterson Hill Baker Mattson Donaldson Utah Cagers Yill Play In Colorado SALT LAKE CITyT Utah Dec 15 (UP) The best ten or twelve players of University of conference championship quintet will set forth next Saturday night for Colorado there to engage in a six game pre-season schedule with three teams The Utes who captured the title last year will play Colorado College December 21 and 22 Denver University December 23 and 2 S' and Colorado Teachers December 25 and 30 JOHNSON NAMED Jack Johnson giant tackle of the University of Utah football team was honored with a second team position cm the University of Washington all-opponent selections nam ed by members of the Huskies Johnson incidentally was the only member of the Utes to get recognition from the Pacific Nortifst football players Southern California landed six men on the first team and four on the second squad EASTERN TEAM STRONG OGDEN football boosters will get a chance to cast their optics on 24 husky eastern football players next week when Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr pause in Ogden for a short workout en route to San The all-eastern machine is composed of a number of All-America players of the past season March-mont Schwartz brilliant Notre Dame back is perhaps the outstanding member of the team Our good friend Bill Leiser of the San Francisco Examiner inter estingly tells of 12 members of the squad contribution follows: Marchmcnt Schwartz of Notre Dame ho will probably prove the greatest left halfback to be presented by the east in six years of com petition at Kezar Probably the best running back in the world Not only that but a great blocker fine-passer and better than average kicker Jim Purvis of Purdue good enough to score against Northwestern and good enough to be a standout if Schwartz played in the same Indiana backyard He is smaller than Schwartz Bill Morton of Dartmouth whom scouts generally report best quarterback we have whom Stanford men thought the finest back against whom they had ever played ho passed his team to the 33-33 tie with Yale and who runs and kicks as well Smart besides Gene MeEver of Tennessee and back in his home town they will tell you Schwartz in it Certainly MeEver passes kicks runs and does everything else and he may be the surprise of the show John Orsi of Colgate whom Hanley considers the best right end in the country a great blocker fine defensive player strong pass receiver who is reported by scouts as without a weakness and who is named on almost All-American Bill Hewitt of Michigan voted an All Big Ten player at both end and fullback who will probably play left end for the east Dal Marvll of Northwestern list- Totals 19 13 Totals 14 11 12 MARQUETTE Mullen 3 1 Garychka 1 Zummarch 1 Budrunas 3 Shipley 3 Ronzanl 0 2 1 0 1 2 4 CLINTON In Charity Gaines NEW YORK Dec approximately $1000000 has been aised by football for the benefit ol nemployed according to a United ress estimate Official reports showed net projects of $988800 The largest single Bybee Hulsey Frazier Flinders Burnett Totals SECOND relay The amounts are as fol-ws: Estimated receipts to December Army-Na Alabama net receipts $375000 eorgetown arid George Drake Robertson i Heitz Wilson Anderson Totals 19 4 FOURTEENTH WARD Kapp rf 4 5 1 9 Saunders If 5 1 0 10 Fernelius 4 1 13 Combe rg 0 0 0 0 Holbrook lg 0 0 0 0 Saunders lg 1 0 0 2 Total :16 10 2 34 Leading Players Favor The Kickoff NEW YORK Dec The boys who play the game do the kicking form the flying wedges and break them up believe ithe kickoff should be retained in football i Among 20 of the leading players of the major teams who told The Associated Press what they think about it only one was opposed to' the kickoff and only five suggested any change in the present method of kicking from the 40-yard line without a tee 44 SON OF CRIMSON HERO Jack Dean a Harvard football player is tbe son of Dudley Dean who led the first Crimson team that recorded a victory over Yale in 1890 Totals 11 10 10 Score at half: Brigham Young 20 Marquette 18 Referee Oeccrge Levis Wisconsin umpire Guy Low-man M- Butte Police Team May Play Big Game BUTTE Mont Dec 15 Butte will be virtually policeless if the police departments football team accepts a challenge to play at Washington New day The Lynchburg Va police department is trying to promote the engagement according to Assistant Chief of Police James Trnr who has been in communication with John Dunn manager of the Lynchburg team Larkin announced that the team would meet to consider the proposal A 110000 purse and expenses were guaranteed by the challenger Referee Darrell Felt ed at 235 pounds and said to weigh 250 one of those mountains that even Notre Dame move and chosen on practically all All-American teams Jim McMurdo of Pittsburg another All-American choice rated a beautiful interference leader and likely to team up with Marvll Herm Hickman of Tennessee short fast 217 pounder rated one of the outstanding guards Frank Hoffman of Notre 'Dame whom opponents have the habit of rating the they have played against" and still another prominent member of various All-Americans Paul Marsland Colgate one of the strongest centers and fast in work after he passes the foot- Are You looking For BARGAINS 1 Here is your opportunity we are 'closing out all Walk-Overs and Douglas oxfords and shoes Special low prices to please you SHOE ETOEE 2339 Wash Are Tulsa-Oklahoma $3200 Total $383900 VELCOFF LOSES SACRAMENTO Calif Dec (AP) Ed Lewis recognized in parts of the country as heavyweight wrestling champion cf the world won from Nick Velcoff New York Bulgarian here last night after 47 minutes of wrestling Vel-eoff failed to answer the bell after being pinned with a headlock 44 'V'xvve KING OF CANOE PADDLERS Ernie Reidel of the Uendleton Canoe club in New York has successfully defended the United States senior one-man double-blade paddling championship nine years in a row The annual report of tbe National Association of Minor Leagues re- ball Sun-back bathing suits will be in the mode at southern beaches again this -winter as this early photo shows Here you see Miss Jewel Watson of New York as she turned her back on the idea of having her picture taken and Cook twin broth-veals that 16 circuits own 2555 play-Iers and freshmen tied for first in ers and have 483 on the voluntary! the intramural cross-country race retired list at Texas A and Ookia Miller of Purdue just about the most powerful center in the Big Ten 1.