Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 14

Adell Selected Unanimous League eague Choke Choice DENVER Nov 27 21 UP Gay Gay Adelt war veteran who came back to Utah university and played fast and loose with Rocky Mountain Moun tain football opp opposition won unanimous unan unan- acclaim from sports writers writers writers writ writers who helped select elect the Associated Press 1945 i Rocky all Mountain Mountain Moun Mountain team On a basis basi of ballots cast by nine writers the fleet halfback received 45 points out of a a. possible 45 The year old triple threat ace a senior lives In Salt Lake City The Big Seven championDenver Pioneers landed three first string Etring places runner up Colorado anc and third third place place Utah also wo hadthree each achand and Utah State and Colorado college one apiece Because only five scho acho schoolsls of the Big Sev Seven conference conference con conference Including Colorado A. A M. played footballthis year it was decided to Include candidates from Colorado college and Colorado Colorado Colo Cob rado State of Greeley In the con con- First TeamTram Ends John End John Utah State andnd Harold La Porte Colorado collect ollege tackle Jot oI Jot Utah an- an endand anKen Kin Ken Colorado Chet Latcham Denver andarid Au Augle le Peter Colorado center Laurie Utah backi backa Adelt Adelt Utah Johnny Adamsend Johnny JOnny Denver and Joe Jo gl ro Colorado ondnd Team Turn Enda End Enda Colorado endand Bill all Van Utah a tackles Caryl Caryl Colorado rS A. A 11 tall and rui Howard Utah State guards Donnelly Colorado college and Bob HateBatu Utah tl center center Hi 11 era Alters Colorado ad backs back tm 11 bbl Marvin el B-el Utah State Stae JoeJoa Dobaran Utah BobDab West Welt ColoradoColondo and Bob Hud Haul burst hUTt Denver Honorable Mention Ml En Ends Jaynard nard Me Utah Dener Den Dener er Owen Colorado etnie Hughes Hught Utah State Ko bel I Colorado tackles tackle ton Utah and id Colorado scott Foott Colorado college Miller and WilsonWilton Denver Den Arnold andIod TovadoColorado tate State guards Ford Ford Denver er Nielson Utah State Slate Wilson Colorado Jenkins Jenkin Utah State Low Lowe and Joseph Joaeph Colorado A.

A 91 A Angelo Utah centers cenera Adams oA ll Colorado ol A M. Monir arid andWeber Colorado tacks Pl acks Pace Dickey and MorrisMorrin Colorado GO Goers rI and Colorado college and nd C. Painter Colorado A. A M. R.

cr aridand Cromer Colorado State Davis and Sudbury Utah Caputo Groll and UJ Benr ana ama Utah State Denver Denver Certain of Sun Bow Berth DENVER Nov 27 INS INS Den Den Den- verver vet university's Pioneers champions cham cham- of the Big Seven conference nce today expect to to receive and accept accept ac ac- ac an invitation to play New Mexico in the Sun bowl Jan 1 The football players with Capt Bob Wilson acting as chairman met yesterday and voted unanimously to play the game at El EI El- PasoPaso Paso Texas If they were invited and ind the faculty approved Approval Approval Approval Ap Ap- Ap- Ap of the faculty waswan considered consid consid- red ered virtually certain I I. I W. Bus Gillet chairman of the Sun Bowl football committee said aid yesterday that choice had narrowed down to Wake Vake Forest and Denver Pep Retains Refis BOSTON Nov 27 INS INS Wll Wil Wil- lielie Pep of Hartford Conn holder of Cf the worlds world's featherweight box- Ing boxing box- box Ing Irig crown still was champion today afteralter he had won a convinc- Ing convinc- Ing convinc- inging round 10 decision over Eddie Glasa Philadelphia contender I 4 1 0 I I I- I I- SS I I a I a I 4 I II 9 SALT MAIN MAIN AT SO Phone SO-Phone Phone 3 OGDEN 2254 WASH BLVD Phone 2 I YOU lt WILLBE iM I i Ho 1 1 It pT Cati dh Oi e- PhOD I u. 1 DIVISION MFG COMPANS 1 South SUM lib tn Suit flit Lake City City Phon Phone fI WE WANT TO lEASE STORE fOR OURSELVES ABOUT fT Near Business District PHONE 5 2595 I Look Around Your Off rn and HOME for Used Off FURN DESKS DISKS CHAIRS TABLES Well We'll PAY YOU CASH FOR ITI PHONE 5 SALT lAKE LAKI DESK EXCHANGE 35 WESTWIEST BROADWAY Salt sIt Lei Lak City CRy Utah Uta ONE When Its H's I question on of where to go gc to tc hv your your- your CA CAR really put in A dil pt 11 suggest suet that you yew try Y- OUROUR UR SERVICE DEPARTMENT FACTORY TRAINED Expert Mechanic I Guaranteed Parts LEE WATER WATER- BLOC LOC HATS flATS thy fhy arore mid and shaped Just fh t. c- way you wilar them i A Le Water Bloc with o- hn hand hn felted edge finest edge finest quality new new fall colors colon V.

J. Pet t. Off UY THAT EXTRA WAR TODAY 4 7 I. I 1 3 rii r- 4 41 i i- 1 I I 1 ji I I kJ i i I I I I 11 1 I 7 I Lc 1 1 I r- rI I j. I 1 4 3 I 41 a 4 I I 4 4 1 It Ray of Granite target for many Far Farmer a mer passes By DILLBILLCOLTRIN COLTREN Of Ot the Innumerable ways sports sportswriters sports- writerswriters writer have dreamed up to alienate alienallen ate friends andmake additional enemies picking star all teams is perhaps the most outstanding Howe However consoled by the thought that 22 kids kId in Utah 11 best A A.

players and 11 top players play play- erswill I receive gold footballs from The Salt Lake Telegram for being selected state all here goes for the class clagg A selections ions First to showshaw the spot were we're ere ere- onon some backs will wUl be listed alphabetically alphabetically alphabetically alpha alpha- to be mulled over while an attempt Is made to justify the the- ine the- line the- lineline ine selections Try picking four out of ot thislot of backs Thair Allen AlIen SouthCach Mark Cowley Davis Bill Green Provo Frank Roll Jordan Charlie Mills Box Box- ElderElder Elwyn Peterson Box Elder Jay Van Noy North Cache Jack Granite Granite- and Rex Zer- Zer ott lott East See the trouble youre you're In The Telegram state all line has Hugh lugh Hansen of ot Granite at center Harry larry and Darwin Young foung of Box Elder at the guards Earl Sari McMinnof East and Wendell Hess less of ot Box Elder at the tackles and GailGall Despain of Jordan and and- Ray and- Ray and- RayRay Silcox of Granite at ends Yah but Hess is an end you say So heis is but if any arty coach wouldn't like ike to have him at tackle many would be wondering about the coach It so happened at Box Elder Elder El Elder that he was needed at end but but- hethe he bets around the state are that he could play tackle just as good McMinn Is a bigtough lad who might have had an off day once this his year but even on his off day he IB was as rugged as they come was always in the way of ot opposing ballbail carriers he can smell playscoming and his teammate Young was versatile enough to play defensive tackle andthen play offensive guard ard w- Earl Md McMinn big East high I lineman Is put at tackle spot Such a player must be valuable to to- aa coachand Earl Ferguson his mentor Is 13 lavish in his praise Silcox and Despain both are veteran veteran veteran vet veteran cagy ends as tough to fooltool fool- asas the little woman when you comecame home after a night with the boys with a story of a hard evening at at- the at- the at- thethe office Hansen has no serious rival for for- the for- the for- thethe snapper back job and that Isone is is- one is- oneone selection we are confident will bring no screams Involving our our- II I. I He proved his greatness Inthe in in- the in- thethe game with Box Elder when he heat heat he- atat least made the Bees a little wary about where they sent their plays The Telegram puts at quarterback He lie isthe best punter punt punter in the state hes he's a terrific passer pass pMS er and he canrun with the best of I them He cant can't be left off Put Peterson In the same back- fIeld backfield backfield back- back field with and you would drive any opposing team nuts nuts nuts-he he does everything Zack does but passes andkicks fromthe south side combination those two would make With Peterson at one half hal put Green at the other and you would have the touchdown twins Green was wag the states state's top op scorer He ran ran- all ran- allall aU sorts Borts of opposition ragged and his passing was responsible for many moremare Provo scores Top of off thisbackfield with Zen Zeri ott of East and you and you put the middle of the line punch into your combi combination He dented every forward wall he faced and is the plunger of ot the year no question about that Holt state all last year had to Darwin Young of of Box ElderEider I I Versatile star at guard State All State Players Receive ive Telegram Gold Foothill Footballs be leftlert off due mostly to the fact that he wasn't at his bestfor a game andthen missed 8 a game Leavingving such players as 03 he offoft the first team makes this state all picking such a headache i f- i fI i I 4 I II I I I- I Itt I I jI r- c- Elwyn c- Elwyn Peterson BoxBos Elders Elder's ace placed at one halfback I Hugh Hansen of Granite I Top centercanter in tnt prep football I i 1 I k- I i TL I r- Jack of GraniteGranito Wins quarterback position vr v'S ff fi 1 i i I Hk 91 Rex East ills His fine plunging rates fullback job 5 Harry 1 Box ElderEhler I Smart rough steady guard nd am Mal Ma Tille Al AI Slake friday Evening Those rampaging Indians Chief Thunderbird and will wll once again pit their brain and brawn to decide the Redskin wrestling championship of ot the world when they meet Friday evening evening eve evening In the featurematch of ot the evening Promoter Jim Downing also has received the services of CUt Cliff Olson popular Swede who wll will fight an as yet unnamed op opponent oppo- nentnent in the affair As A. As- yetyet no opening match has been arranged but another good show is 15 an anticipated iS 2 Bill Green of Provo potent scorer spotted at halfback I I WendellVendeD Hess of Box Bos ElderEider I Punt Pmt at tackle on honor team I Gall Despain Jordan gains win m. ans position ifs 14 ui Tuesday NOV 27 27 1945 Te 1945 ass A A First Team Second Team Ray ilay Silcox Granite Ray Harris Provo Wendell Hess Hean Box Elder t. Ken Bennion Jordan Harry larry Box Elder LeGrande Weaver No Cache Hugh Hansen Granite c.

Lee Erickson East Darwin Young Box Elder Ken Fujiki Davis Earl McMinn East t. Ray Jensen Box Elder Gail Despain Jordan e. Carrol Nichols So Cache Jack Granite Frank Holt Jordan Bill Green Provo hb hb Mark Cowley Davis ElwynSlwyn Peterson Box Elder hb b. Charlie Mills Box Elder Rex East Jay Van Noy No Cache I Pounds Williams I to Draw I PHILADELPHIA Nov 27 UP Willowy Wesley Mouzon a new lightweight challenger blazed 1 a zed meteor meteor like like on the horizon today after his unexpected 10 round draw with A Champion Ike Williams before surprised fans at the Arena Navy Put Through Heavy Key Keny In af Fm at-Fm f. B.

ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 27 UP Coach Oscar Hagberg scheduled another heavy scrimmage scrimmage scrimmage scrim scrimmage for his Navy football team today Navy with Charley KIser in for Newbold Smith at left tackle and Bob Kelly moved from halfback to substitute fullback scrimmaged for two hours hour yesterday Hagberg said the Mid Middies ies were in top condition condition condition con con- for the coming game with Army Only Fullback Bob Jenkins was handicapped by a leg injury and Joe Bartos will start Hagberg rg said aid Army Tops Grid Poll pon Once Again NEW YORK Nov 27 UP CP- CP Eighty of the sports writers participating participating participating par par- In the Associated Press Pres Poll Pou to determine the country's ranking college football teams rated the Army machine in first place Only two criticsdiffered with with hat that decision Na Navy whom the Army hopes to to- make to- make to- makemake its consecutive victim Saturday in Philadelphia's municipal munici- palpal stadium grabbed second in to today's today's today's to- to days day's tabulation with points Alabama Is third and is followed by Indiana the Big Tens Ten's new champion Notre Dame Oklahom- AA MichiganPennsylvania St. St Marys Mary's of California who meet the Oklahoma in the Sugar bowlbawl Jan 1 and Texas leader ofol the Southwest conference rac race The leading team place first vota volu In parentheses Army 80 SO Navy i 66 Alabama AI 1 1 Indiana 1 84 I Notre DameDamo Oklahoma A 3 8 Michigan Pennsylvania fit 81 Mary Mary's Texas 9 96 Second 10 10 1 1 Duke65 1 12 Ohio State 33 13 Holy Croll Croci 29 20 14 Tulsa and Missouri25each uch 16 Southern California 22 2 17 Tennessee 21 18 Clemson on 16 15 19 10 Columbia 12 20 20 Virginia 8 8 Honorable mention North mention North Carolina Georgia Louisiana State 4 each tach Temple 3 3 State 2 WakeWaki Forest Northwestern Purdue 1 each filCh GO BOWl NG Denver Accepts Bid Bid For Sun Bowl Tilt DENVER Nov 27 INS INS Den Den Den- verver university's Pioneers 1945 champions of at the Big fg Seven con con- terence ference today accepted the offer of the Sun bowl committee to clash with New Mexico the host eleven at El Pasos Paso's Sun bowl on Jan 1 The offer to Denver U. was made by 1 J. W. Bus Gillette the Sun bowl chairman The faculty committee at Denver Denver Denver Den Denver U.

immediately approved the offer and announcement was made of the acceptance Players on the Denver eleven voted yesterday to accept the Sun bowl offer if it was extended to them Several other teams besides Denver hadbeen considered as New Mexico's opponent They included included in in- eluded Virginia Wake Vake Forest Texas Texas Tex Texas Tech Southern Methodistand Utah The Pioneers blew hot and cold throughout the 1945 5 season Bon but won the Big Seven title winning title winning four conference games and los- Ing losing losing los losing one Outside thethc conference the Pioneers PioPlo bowed to Colorado college Kansas ansas U. and Oklahoma A. A M. lL- and and played a tie with Drake Three of the Pioneer players 1945 con all were named on the ference team pickedby International International International News Service They were backs Johnny Adams and arid John and guard Chet Latch- Latch am Rickey to More Negro Hegr Players FREEPORT L. I.

I Nov 27 21 UP Branch Rickey president of the Brooklyn Dodgers plans to sign ign additional Negro baseball players some lOme of or them reputed to be better than Jackie Robinson Fight Results i By Associated Pros Boston Willie While Pep Hartford Coon Corin Eddie Clou 13 JO Ike Williams 13 Trenton N. 7 and Wesley Mouzon louzon 15 PhI PhiLadelphia drew 10 Pittsburgh Danny KaT HI New ew York knocked out Gene Sutton Burton New New- York York 1 Baltimore Arthe MoorsMoore 16 fit t. Loul Louis top stopped WI U. Chicago I 11 lL New Haven Conn Nate Mann ISO New Nw Haven Eddie Blunt New York 10 Chicago Bill Bin Parsons 14 Danville ilL Harvey Huny Dub Dubs ltD Vi Wind Windsor lor or Onto Oct 10 BOWL By International News New Rose Bowl Dowl Pasadena Cal AIa Ala Ala- bamabama vs Pacific Coast conference champion either Southern California Califor nia or Washington State Sugar Bogar Bowl New Orleans Orleans- Oklahoma A. A and M.

vs v. St. St Marys Mary's of California Orange Bowl Miami Holy Holy- Cross Holy- Cross Holy- CrossCross vs opponent not yet named Cotton Bowl Dallas Tex Southwest conference champion probably Texas vs VB opponent not yet named Sun Bowl El Paso Tex New New Mexico university vs opponent not yet named Oil on Bowl Houston Tex Neither principal yet named SPORTS By John Mooney Visiting Prep I I- DeDe Defends en Utah to System i 1 i- Dear Dear Sir Just a note from the other side of the fence on tt subject officiating In regard to athletic officials In Utah I wo would ld like te- on tote commit on your ur article Ic of at Nov ov 22 21 I do do donot not ot know ow how you stand ta on th question but bu from rom all indications the Criticism criticism criti- cismcism of at some seems to bebo placed upon the officials and their association I would like to give the other side at- the of at the question In September of at this year 1 I reported to the overseas replacement depot Kearnsand as 85 I have had considerable considerable considerable consider considerable experience as a football and basketball basketball basketball basket basket- ballofficial during the past 14 li yea years I wished to continue with the work My inquiries in inquiries in- in quirles concerning the Utah Officials' Officials brought several responses to the effect that It was a closed deal I was told that I would be wasting my time to make any attempt to break the gate Anyway AnYay I attended the first meeting of the high school I ch 01 0 association associa- tiontionandtook the examination When the season started I found I hadbeen formed From the start of the football season season sea season Bon I haveworked two games game each week also the state semifinals and final finals If It this is the fairtair eastern officials official's idea of ot a closed deal he is quite a a. way off the beam I I John Mooney I have worked In the southern states and Rocky mountain M- Olion MO- MO ee lion both In football and basketballand I canenn truthfully MV Py W. section ha has as good officials as any section of the country As Ai to tol person being forced out of thetho association my opinion would 4 you cant can't work with the men you arcare assigned with why not Dot In the sponge The coaches of the state stat of Utah and thetho Rocky mountain tr trw are not going to sit back and watch footballand basketballriIs by poor officiating even If sports writers and sideline quarter would like to have ha it so My final say to all officials who feel they arcare being pushed aro ar aro- Is II Is that if it you will get In the saddle and produce thothe coachescoaches' associations will accept you But remember when you arearc In mt work you have to take te thebad with ith the good 1 I A lot could be said of the work of the college officials of th section both pro and con All officials have bad days Did you eve tt have one fair eastern official or are you on the perfect side sIder AD Arty way the Rocky mountain states Utah Colorado and even the eastern states use the same officials As officials for college take an examination in December arsr are assigned In jn the spring I was unable to get Into college work vork B- II have had numerous invitations to attendtheir meetings What WhIt coul coull be fairer And ma may I ask what association in the United Sta SUt holds more meetings to discuss problems that arise aris In officiating tha- dodo both the high school and college associations of Utah 7 1 Thanks for your trouble Sincerely ALVIN R.

MERCER First Lt Air Corp Hot Hogan WinsWhis Go Tourney MONTGOMERY Ala Nov 27 UP For UP-For For For the fourth time in fri as many months Ben Hogan of Hershey Hershey Her Hershey Pa carried ot off first money when he won the Montgomery Montgomery Mont Montgomery invitational golf gal ment meat Hogan carded a 4 under par 68 65 In yesterdaysyesterday's playoffto edge out Harold Jug for the 2000 first prize in victory bonds and bring his golf gol winnings since lea leaving ving the army last August to shot a 69 Like Hogan Hogan Ho Hogan he had fivelive birdies for tor the hole 18 round The Sanford Me pro aro took sec second nd prize of 1333 in bonds I.