The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 18

Giant-Redskin Game Real Grid Puzzle Utes Down Kearns Quint in Fast Tilt 5 Indians Display Excellent Defense To Throttle Sharpsliooting Eagles KEARNS Utah Utah rangy Utes packed too much under-the-basket power for a sharpshooting Kearns quintet and the Eagles went down to a 4535 defeat in their new field house Thursday night December 17 1943 18 Friday Morning Bums Pick Site for Spring Camp By Oscar Fraley United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK Dec 16 Picking the St Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs as the teams to beat for the National league flag In 1944 President Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers announced Thursday that his team would return to Bear Mountain for spring training I will stay at Bear Mountain and use the field there if weather is permissible' Rickey said "Otherwise we will do our training in the military academy field house at West Point" The Dodgers will face more northern training hazards when they open training "about March than they did last year Rickey revealed because of the stepped-up cadet curricula at the Point Now they only will be able to use the field house after 5:45 and all day Saturdays and Sundays Trenton had been under consideration but was rejected facilities were inadequate Rickey also disclosed that the Dodgers had contracted for six exhibition games before the opening of the campaign These are Litkenhous Selects Grid Leaders i Notre Dame Named Top Team for 1943 Minnesota Does Fadeout By Dr Litkenhous si The national football championship is back in the midwest but not with the team which over an eight-year period has dominated the standings of the Litkenhous difference by score system ratings A i 5 Sammy (the Slinger) Baugh Unanimous choice for the all-league professional team All-Star Pro Football Team Named Prep Quints Slate Full Week-End Bill Prep basketeers will have a full week end with several preseason practice tilts on the docket for Friday and Saturday Standout games will match South high school against Ogden at Ogden Provo against Jordan at Jordan Davis against Box Elder at Brigham City Granite against Wasatch at Heber and intic vs Fillmore at Fillmore The following day will feature two highlight battles withr Davis Th lanky collegians were ahead 16-13 at halftime and came back wtth a 27-point second half to sew up the game despite some fancy sruping by Guard Bill Vig of the soldier quintet Vig swished in 14 points for the Eagles while Ute Fred Sheffield collected 16 to lead corers Utah's tight defense kept the Eagles at long range throughout the contest while the towering Utea played a bang-up rebound game and used their superior height to good advantage under the hoop Both coaches tried vari-' oui combinations with Kerzie Vig Harris Bente and Pooler showing promise for the Eagles Emuin Ferrin Sheffield Wilkin-Z son and Masaka were hitting for the Utes and gave promise of de- veloping into a strong scoring ag- gregation Rrarai rith FP I 1 7 Pooler Smuln (3317 3 2 2 8 Masaka 2 4 15 l- WeColloche Sheffield 7 4 2 16 6 2 2 14 Bill Vigg WlJKinsoo 3 2 1 7 0 0 0 0 Ferrin 2 0 0 4 Kingston 0 0 0 Plssa 0 111 Bywater 0 0 0 0 Monra 10 0 2 Tataumo 0 0 0 0 Lewis 0 0 0 0 KocteUie 12 1' Two Teams to Battle for Eastern Professional Honors Sunday By Oscar Fraley NEW Y0RK Dec 16 (UP) After eight hours of grueling work I came up with a real old-fashioned scoop Thursday that either the Washington Redskins or the New York Giants will win the eastern pro football play-off at the Polo Grounds Sunday Eyes blinded by crystal gaxmg East All-Stars Bolstered By Star Backs HAMILTON Dec 18 UP) Such outstanding backs as Bob Hoernschemeyer Joe Kane and Purdue's Boris Dimancheff will power the eastern all-star grid team Andy Kerr Colgate football coach sends against a western team New day at San Francisco The 24-man squad which will assemble in Chicago Saturday for the trip west for the annual Shrine charity game comprises linemen like Guards Aldo Jaffurs Penn State and Dick Barwegan Purdue and End Rudy Smeja Michigan The roster: Centers Cushing Cornell Coleman Notre Dame Baughman Iowa Guards Kapter Northwestern Barwegan Purdue Jaffurs Penn State Techner Brown Tackles Aid worth Minnesota Ivy Northwestern Plebo Purdue Travener Indiana Ends Smeja Michigan Piches Indiana Beamer Duke Soudera Ohio State Backs Hoernschemeyer Indiana Williams Minnesota Cencl Penn State Doherty Boston college Daugherty Miami Ohio Kane Pennsylvania: Sergey Lafayette Diamancheff Purdue "I think we will do well with this squad and the west will have to have quite a team to match said Kerr Thursday adding the trouble la that the west generally has quite a team1 fingera palsied by frenzied eon-tact with a ouija board and rrj Eversharp completely out of lead from scratching over barbershop form sheets I established that fact without a question of doubt You can bet on it but aiL For anyone who picks either team to win and is successful will be lucky enough to get a decent assortment cf Chnstnaa ties and nutty enough for the most exclusive booby hatch Ordinarily settle for the re pa neckpiece that so often has been suggested would fit me best and usually I ignore family protests about revealing my mlnut Kents lity But I go my penniless carefree way with a form sheet in each pocket for in almost every sport form will tell in the long run Now however we come up to the pro football play-offs and wa find form that form and one that had a bunch of the lads copper Thi is th way went Chicago Bears New York Giants 7 Washington Redskins 21 Chicago Bears 7 New York 14 Washington 10 New York 31 Washington Redskins 7 So there you have it The Bears are 49 points better than Giants but Washington is points better than the Bears Now if form holds the Redskins should have won the first gama from New York by 63 but they lost to New York by four With New York four points better than Washington that makes It points better than th Rears th Bears beat N'w York by 49 Then tha Giants complicate th iaau vn more by beating the Redskin by 24 points a 14 12 7 25 Tottla 19 14 7 45 rore at half time: Utah 18 Kearns 13 Officials: Smith and Player Crisler Asks yrll-'ng it Red-akins the 14 1 although which would seem to indicate they are thusly 38 points better than the Bears a team that beat them by 49 point That's one way of looking at it But another school the law-cf-average class takes another viewpoint These arm chair strategists hold that the Giants hartrg won two ln a row can't do it again because it's about time for them to get knocked off And there's still another group' the ones who work on the theory that the Giants have the Indian sign on the Redskins and can do it gain The winner of course will earn the rather dubious pleasure cf facing the Bears at Chicago December 26 for the pro title Then we can go through all this once mere Until then fellows tke it away and then come get me Change in The champion of 1943 is Notre Dame with an all-time final record final rating of 1319 but Minnesota which created the the midwest has on football prominence is out of the against Logan at Logan and Mur- I toltheBoston April I Top Ten for the first 7 8 and 9 and with the Yankees I ln history on April 14 15 and 16 All the games wiU be at Brooklyn and this completes the Dodger exhibition schedule with the possible exception of one game against a major league rival at Trenton Rickey said frankly he was worried over the great number of major league players drafted for the armed services since the close of the pennant races and hesitated over an outright statement as to whether he believed baseball would be able to continue ln 1944 "However if there is no further disturbance of man power you would have to put the Cardinals on top again on form" he said "But to my mind under existing conditions the Chicago Cubs are the boys to watch They are really dangerous on paper right now Consider their roster and you will see what I mean They have a number of outstanding men and ln that young pitcher Henry Wyse' have a fellow that le really great There are enough other I rj li I good men on the team too to lvl cl XX ilLli make it dangerous "I have wondered how without BLOOMINGTON Ind Dec 16 I the exception of an inside con-UP-E (Billy) Hayes Indiana them from Rickey also voiced an objection against ball players participating in a proposed baseball golf tournament in Florida this winter university track coach died ln a local hospital Thursday a few hours after he was stricken with pneumonia The Gophers finished twenty-first this year after having won the title in 1936 1940 and 1941 and finishing no lower than tenth since 1936 when the system was started Notre victory is the fourth for the midwest therefore and gives that section twice as many titles as the east and the south the only other sections able to provide champion Pittsburgh won for the east ln 1937 and Cornell in 1939 Tennessee took the title below the line- ln 1938 and Georgia held It last year with 1122 rating which then was the sya record high mark Although Minnesota is out of the Top Ten this year the Go phers still have the best all-time average in the nation Giving 10 points for a first place nine for second and so on to one for tenth place the Gophers have compiled 37 points over the eight years Michigan which finished this season as second best rose Into second position in the eight-year standing with 32 Va points and Notre Dame climbed from sixth place into third with 31 Termes 1 Notra Dara 131 9 2 Michigan 127 3 Nontiwaatern 120 9 4 Duk 118 3 8 Iowa NPFS 113 5 6 Navy 1128 7 Gt Lake NTS 112 3 8 Purdue 112 1 9 Georgia Tec 108 8 Army 1200 86 Tel 87 Kenyon B8 Lowry 89 Rucknell 90 Rice 9t Arlteneae 92 UCLA 93 94 Texae 95 96 Brown see which have team this year dropped from second place to fourth with 29 points The other teams in the all-time Top Ten are Duke with 25 points Pittsburgh with 24 Ohio State with 22 Alabama with 18 Cornell with 18 and the Texas Ags and Northwestern sharing tenth place with 171 points No new teams broke into that ultra-select group this year Behind Notre Dame and Ml chi gan in the 1943 Top Ten were Northwestern third at 120fi Duke Iowa Naval Preflight Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station Purdue Georgia Tech and the Memphis Naval Air Technical Training center All told -in the eight years 37 teams have made the Top Ten at leaat once Iowa Preflight Purdue and Memphis Naval for the firsts time this year Minnesota of course has the best record of hitting Top Ten rating with Its second in eight years Notra Dame Tennessee and Michigan have been in five times each Last year there were 591 teams rated in the final numerical stand ing This year the war-created man power shortages and travel restrictions cut the field to 252 teams The following list puts each team ln Its place It tells Just how every team compared with every other team ln the nation: 170 Wftbkkh 48 8 171 Faru NAS 48 7 172 Aril (Flgalf) 485 173 Howard 48 2 174 Rutger 48 2 175 Fort Knox 480 176 Ooncrdla Minn 46 6 177 Apprentice 45 9 178 Mich Centre! 458 179 Whltmeu 44 9 180 I 44 5 181 Richmond AB 44 1 182 Miseourl Mine 440 183 Ft Monroe 43 4 184 Reno AAB 42 5 185 703 700 Field 689 68 8 686 68 2 67 67 4 Tech 674 673 672 Mery'i CeL 672 AAF 67' Field 66 ATC 66 AAB 65 9 Mason-Dlxon a Grid Rulings By Chip Royal AT Features Sports Editor NEW Slingin Sarrimy Baugh record-breaker Don Hutson and immovable Bulldog Turner were unanimous choices for the all-league professional football team selected by the Associated Press and newspaper sports writers I Luckman the Chicago great-passer was only two votes away from being as popular as the "Big Three" Baugh and Luckman had a wow of a battle for the heaving honors all season with the Redskin ace winding up on top and setting several records Sammy also showed the way for punters and pass Interceptors Hutson playing "my last season" (for the third time) added to his all-time marks in every game Dorv also finished way ahead of all National league pass receivers scorers and field goal kickers Turner has taken over where Mel Hein of New York left off ln the center of the line He make many headlines but he sure lives up to that nickname of Bulldog The powerful Bears as usual marched off with the most positions on the all-league team Besides Turner id Luckman they placed Danny Fortmann and Harry Clark The Green Bay Packers and the Washington Redskins each won two berths while the other three were divided between th Chicago Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants Detroit's Lions and the Philadelphia Pittsburgh combination had to be content with second team places In the 1943 all-league back field along with Baugh Luckman and Clark is Tony Canadeo of the Packers The line has Hutson and Eddie Rucinski of the Cardinals on the ends A1 Blozis of the Giants and Bruiser Kinard of the Dodgers at tackle Fortmann and Dick Far-man of the Redskins at guards and Turner at center Man War Ivin Wins Feature 8warthtnort 97 Bt 98 Lubbock 99 Kirkland 100 8t Joe 101 Balt 102 Doen 65 7 103 Kanaae 656 104 MaryvUle Mo 654 105 Lawrence 650 106 Charleston CG8 64 4 107 Virginia 64 2 108 Went Virginia 642 109 Bowling Green 64 0 110 Bryan AAF 64 11' ill Lafayette 186 Bemidil 42 0 187 Cmp CmpbU 42 0 13 Tfx 103 9 14176th Infantry 1036 1 5 Fort JUly 100 7 1 1 6 Indiana 100 7 17 Ohio Statt 99 3 18 North Carolina 977 19 Pennsylvania 970 20 Del lionta NPF8 968 21 Minnesota 964 22 Camp Grant 95 6 23 Marquette 949 24 BalnbrldK NTS 94 7 25 March Field 946 26 Arkansas Ala 93 6 27 Dartmouth 92 9 28 Southwatn Tex 92 1 29 Tulsa 917 30 300th Infantry 91 6 31 CoUeae of Pacific 906 32 St Mary's NPF3 90 5 13 Colorado Collsg 90 2 4 SAN MATEO Cal Dec 16 (P) Allied Glory granddaughter of the famed Man War won the 35000-added Laaaies stakea for two-year-old fillies foaled in California at Bay Meadows track Thursday The six-furlong sprint was timed in 1:11 3-5 The winner by War Glory out of Blue Breeze took the lead in the stretch and won by two and one-half lengths over Topsy Sue She closed as the favorite packed high weight of 118 pounds and was ridden by Allan Gray of Grace Idaho The winner from the Ryanna ranch of Beverly Hills Cal and trained by Shaw noted Australian trainer paid $520 J410 and 3340 Topsy Sue returned J1100 and $620 and Bonalita $960 for the show ANN ARBOR Mich Dec 16 UP) The out-of-bounds kickoff in col- lege football has become so ex- tremely distasteful says Athletic Director Fritz Crisler of Michigan that something should be done about it in a hurry Cruder Is a member of the Na- txmal Collegiate Athletic associa-tion rules committee whose meet- tags stand adjourned for the dura-C tion thua freezing the present xxde It may be a long time before CJlha next session so Crisler pro-jvoeed Thursday that the committee conduct a mail ballot on this and other controversial issues The committee haa 10 members Several rales clarifications also ari naeded he said notably an Interpretation of apparently con- flictlng regulations governing llle- times out On an out-of-bounds kickoff the opponent gets the ball on its 35- yard line Crisler would put the ball in play at the 50 thereby dls- roumglrg a defensive tactic that he said become more and more irksome to the fans since the practice is increasing alarmingly Just back from a speaking trip Cruder expressed the opinion that the east was as determined as the midwest to carry on with college football next year despite growing wartime uncertainties have-nots seem extremely to the sports-going public -for sticking with talent shy he declared Crisler added that he had countered much concern over the prospects of shrinking enrollments particularly if there is curtailment of campus military training pro-1 grams While poorly manned the teams might be more evenly in 1944 he said He predicted that preparations the season would start belated Jy because a coach can heads until his team is at post Hayes had developed many star distance runners such as Charlie Hornbostel Campbell Kane and I Bllnlfi I Iff 61 Don Lash of Indiana He was AJAX graduated from Albion college Albion Mich in 1910 He coached a year at Jackson Mich high school then went to Mississippi A where he coached basketball track and football His development of Olympic runners brought -him prominence and he came to Indiana in 1924 to become track coach He took over the football coaching job at I in 1931 and coached two years until A (Bo) McMillin was named head coach While at Mississippi A A Hayes developed Commodore Cochran who was a member of the 1924 Olympic team and national collegiate quarter-mile champion for two consecutive years and Don Scott another Olympic runner Don Lash also ran in the Olympics: Novikoff Ban CHICAGO Dec 16 suspension of Lou Novikoff outfielder of the Cubs for failure to report baseball activities lifted Thursday by Baseball Kenesaw Landis "Novikofrs ineligibility is as of Landis said in statement "and the matter fine will be gone into later' Novikoff and Andy Pafko ie gardener of the Cubs dared ineligible for failing a questionnaire which to learn whether major played winter baseball in California NoVikoff sent a statement the Cubs sworn to before The eccentric Chicago his offseason was Commissioner lifted a terse of the 34 Iowa 00 2 35 Illinois 89 6 38 Texas A a 86 6 37 Tulane 87 3 38 Camp Lejeunei 39 Oberlin 40 Georgia NPFS 41 Okleiioma 42 Washington 86 5 862 857 857 852 85 1 850 848 84 6 843 835 188 Harvard 41 9 189 Milligan 419 190 Rio Grande 415 191 West Va Tech 40 7 1B2 Illinois Normal 408 193 Carnegie Tech 40 4 194 Colorado Minas 40 0 195 Alma 39 8 196 I-akehurst NAS 38 7 197 Illinois 38 3 198 Utah 38 0 199 Ward Is Mar 37 5 200 Oust Adolnhu 38 8 201 Camp Gordon 36 4 202 McCook AAB 38 0 203 Greenville AAB 35 8 204 Bowman Field 35 4 205 Fort Bragg 35 0 206 Bates 34 7 207 Minot 34 5 208 Patterson Field 343 209 Davidson 34 1 210 Ora Armv Ducks 33 5 211 Cape Girardeau 32 5 212 Charles AAB 323 213 Fort Sheridan 31 6 214 Camp Edward 30 7 215 Xavier 30 7 216 Dieknan (ND) 30 5 217 Missouri Valley 30 5 218 Wentworth 303 219 Illinois North 295 220 Camp 220th 29 3 221 Fort Crook 29 1 222 Wheaton 285 223 Cp Robinson 66 28 4 224 Iowa Central 27 9 225 Indiana State 277 226 Lehigh 271 227 Mex A A 270 228 Tennessee T-eh 25 6 229 Gardiner A Hos- 23 7 230 Concordia (111) 22 7 231 Pomona OB 22 0 232 Fbrt Biles 20 5 233 Simpson 20 3 234 Flmhurst 20 2 215 Wsvne (Mich 20 2 936 Norfolk FI Mar 19 7 237 Brooklvn Col 19 6 238 39th B'gnsl 18 2 239 Bushne't Hosp 18 1 240 Camp Kilmer 17 7 241 Bewanee 15 2 242 CCNY 136 243 riinoia West 13 0 244 Rome AAB 127 245 Camo Hlngman 12 0 146 104th Cav 9 247 Cornell College 8 9 248 Camp McCoy 8 6 249 Ton op Bomb 6 8 250 Buffalo Army 0 0 251 Hearn AIC 00 252 Hither 0 0 253 726 Co 26 Inf 00 rook- 43 Hnjycros were de- to answer sought leaguers southern to witnesa-j es that he had played only one I game and had so informed Landis Pafko wrote Landis telling him he would play no more postseason ball and asking the amount of the fine 44 Emory-Htnry 45 So California 46 Wisconsin 47 4th Air 4 8 Randolph 49 Bunker Hill 50 Miami 51 DePauw 52 Jckanvlle 53 San Diego 54 8 55 Alameda 56 Missouri 57 Cornell 58 Penn State 59 Mirh Wee 60 Colgate 61 Keealer 62 Colorado 63 Camp Davie 64 Miami 65 Pittsburgh Forwards Lead Murray To 35-27 Weber Win OGDEN Two aharpshootirg forwards led a visiting Murray quintet to a 35-27 win over the Weber Warriors here Wednesday night in a game characterized by frequent fouling Hitting only stjx field goals the local quintet sank 15 charity tosses to stay in the game though trailing 16-7 at half-time Delquadro with 13 and Hamblin with eight paced the invaders with Gtllin Barnett and Dames new sevn 112 Daniel Field 62 7 113 Baldwin Wallace 62 6 114 Kenyon ASTU 62 0 115 Princeton 614 116 Ce 813 117 Oklahoma AAM 60 9 118 Mutklngum 60 119 Atlntc CUV NAC 60 0 120 Dame NROTC 60 0 121 Pleasanton NPC 59 6 122 Temple 59 5 123 Peru 59 2 124 Willow Gr Nav 59 2 125 Vanderbilt 58 0 126 Camp Lee 58 8 127 Kearns Field 58 7 128 Bethany (WVa) 68 4 129 Denver 58 0 130 Fort Douglas 57 6 131 Rensselaer 575 132 Blackland AAF 57 1 133 Nebraska 570 13 Ohio Wesleyan 56 1 435 Presbyterian 56 0 136 Roaecrane Field 560 137 Urelnus 553 138 Nevada 55 2 139 Muhlenberg 549 140 Wooster 54 4 141 Clemson 54 2 142 Spokane AS 53 9 143 Cut AC 536 144 Boston College 53 3 145 Warrenaburg 533 146 Columbia 531 147 San Francisco 53 1 148 William Jewell 53 1 140 Turn AAB 53 1 150 Gurtl Bay COS 33 151 Pocatello AAB 33 0 1 Bed'ende 53 0 153 So Plains AAF 33 0 134 Marv'and 32 0 1 55 Drake 818 156 Willamette 518 157 Abilene AAB 318 158 Otterbeln 51 159 Cherry Ft Mar 51 4 160 Newberry 51 0 161 Carolina St 50 9 162 Washburn 30 7 1 63 Worcester 603 1 64 Bt Mary's Mina 502 165 Keamev AB 50 1 166 Logaa NTS 50 0 167 Mich Normal 490 163 Caran Nwmn 40 8 189 Tuft 490 Park Gty Quint Wins 26-24 Tilt at Cyprus MAGNA A visiting Park City quintet made it three straight Thursday night as the Miners toppled Cyprus high school 28-24 The Pirates held a lead until the final quarter when a Park City rally handed them the win Perrish and Talon led the vic-tora with 12 and aix points respec Bingham Rallies Tip Forkers BINGHAM Rallying after alow first quarter the Bingham Miners toppled the visiting American Fork quintet 28-21 Thursday Burton Dumford and Gordon Buckle tallied six points each in leading the victors Doug Reed played good defensive ball from the guard line for Bingham while Welsh and Inger soil were standouts for American Fork Amrrlraa Fork Blnxham OTFP GTFP 0 1 0 Saxrrf Sehlck 1 2 14 13 Ingersoirf Barrsttf 10 0 2 10 0 2 Hftusknchtc 2 0 0 4 Rwd 1 0 2 2 0 0 4 mu Force Field NA9 83 2 lOhla) 83 2 82 8 NATTC 82 6 NTS 82 5 820 CG8 818 818 817 817 tern 813 79 7 Fi-ld i 79 5 79 0 785 Florida) 76 3 76 2 68 Routh Carolina 75 9 67 8 A8TU 75 7 66 Fort Warren 75 6 Detroit pitcher Receives 2 '71 8 MU 75 1 72 Georgia 74 9 73 Plttaburg (Kan) 74 9 74 Ottumwa NAS 74 6 75 Rochester 745 76 California 744 77 Richmond 74 4 78 VUlanova 74 0 79 Carolina NPFS 73 9 80 Wake Foreet 73 4 81124th Infantry 72 7 82 New Mexico 722 83 Frank -Marshall 710 84 Sampson NTS 70 9 70 4 Army Draft Call UTICA Dec 16 Hal White Detroit Tiger pitcher who won seven games and lost 12 during the 1943 season has been ordered to report for army induction here December 21 he said Thursday tlvely Wilson and Sheppech were standouts for the much improved rpsrk Tetersnn bagged Cyprus quintet 1 points for the Weber crew giving the offense 2 4 3 7 Wslchs 0 2 2 2 Gardner 0 3 11 Clark 110 2 Hawkins Durnfordq 3 10 6 Burkleg 3 0 0 6 Coxf 0 0 0 0 HeUon 0 0 0 Katl 2 0 0 4 Groves 10 0 2 Peiaraon 0 0 0 0 White now working in a Rome war plant is the father of two children He was placed ln Cabral Registers TKO Over Harris FALL RIVER Mass Dec 18 (UP) Freddy Cabral 149 of Cambridge scored a secohd round technical knockout over Buddy Hams 147 Newark ln their scheduled 10-round feature bout at the Casino Thursday night before 1200 fans Cabral had Harris staggering all over the ring during the opening round and caught him with a right to the chin at the hell Harris failed to answer the bell for the second round In scheduled six-rounders Leo Dulmalne 133 Worcester kayoed Kid Wildcat 136 army in the second and Gene Boulden 144 Providence I knocked out Johnny Luz 140 New Bedford in the third Billy Mello 194 Rehobo th knocked out Steve Baroni 191 Lynn in the first round of scheduled four-rounder and Sergeant Brown 135 army decisioned Billy Jansey 136 Everett in four 7 15 7 21 Total Score by quarters: A men cun Fork 8 Bingham 14 1 0 28 is is Connie Mack Jr Gets Army Induction Call PHILADELPHIA Dec 1 (UP) Connie Mack Jr 31-year-old son of the Philadelphia Athletics 'nwner passed his army induction examination Thursday rd reports to the New Cumber Isrvd Pa reception center on Janu ary 5 He is a former Duke university baseball and basketball varsity man is married and has four ehiVtren (Copyright 1943 Tb Cr 111 Crutcher ftjm4Jrte) GIVE SPORTING GOODS The Gift That I Always Appreciated WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN dToi'rt Ncl Champ Enters Army Air Corps season LOS ANGELES Dec 16 UP) Brink also plans to enlist as an Basketball Results 33 Naval Supply Bob Falkenburg national junior tennis champion was sworn ln Thursday as an enlisted army air corps cadet and will be called to active duty next spring He will be 18 next January teammate with Depot 28 Navy Cadets 35 Hill Field Aces 32 Bank Smoker 25 lege 22 Weber Col- air corps reservist at Seattle They will go to an army air force tech nlcal training center for six weeks theri to college for a five-month course before beginning their flight training sister Jinx was present Thursday to pin on her silver lapel wings ARCHERY SETS Grid Captain Named At Davis Banquet Chosen to lead the costate champion Davis high school grid eleven into battle next year is Wallace Nalder 145-pound guard Nalder succeeds Blaine Haywood 1943 Dart captain In a banquet concluding the grid season gold footballs were awarded the lettermen on the eleven during the past year Speakers at the banquet were Dick White student body president Coaches Ike Armstrong of the University of Utah and Deb Young of Utah State Con Harrison and Mayor Thomley Swan of Kays-ville Hill Field Bombers 42 321st whom he is ranked second in the MPs 37 'national doubles Jimmy Angott Favored in Tonight9 Bout FISHING TACKLE LINES FLY HOOKS FISHING BASKETS ETC SKI EQUIPMENT HICKORY SKIS SKI BINDINGS SKI POLES SKI BOOTS GOLF CLUBS TENNIS RACKETS BOXING GLOVES SHOE SKATES BASEBALL GLOVES BASEBALLS SOFTBALLS ARCHERY EQUIPMENT Basketball Scores Utah University 45 Keanu Eagle 35 Detroit 38 Detroit Coaat Guard 34 Naval Med Center 27 Washington Army War college 37 North OxroHna 74 Catawba college 37 Great Lake 65 Bowling Groan State 14 Virginia 34 Woodrow Wtleoo Army hospital 22 Midland 30 Waynt 28 New York 48 Haatlne 35 Oregon State 83 Tillamook Naval Air Baae 36 HUNTING COATS LEATHER JACKETS Lst Supply All Types SLEEPING BAGS I Camp Cota and Chair Classified as 4-F NEW YORK Dec 16 The New York Giants announced Thursday that left-handed Pitcher Ewald Pyle drafted from Indianapolis of the American association had been classified in 4-F by his Du Quoin HI draft board picture at present la swarthy Sammy mostly because he stopped Willie winning streak at 62 straight and regained the NBA crown from Slugger White this year Taking this into consideration as well as the fact Angott been beaten by a stock model 135-pounder since 1939 the gambling gentlemen have installed Sammy and his C-formation and charge as a 2 to 5 favorite This corner likes Sammy to come home galloping Promoter Mike Jacobs who is almost amazed and no end delighted at the box office music the custodiers are playing this season is tuning in for a $40000 gate from a house of some 14000 to 15000 fans stylist in a 10-rounder Although Sammy will be punching at Bobby really be aiming at the current New York champ in the hope of eventually ironing out the wrinkles he himself put into the nicely pressed lightweight doily by his temporary permanent retirement a year ago- At the moment bouncing Beau Jack has the New York blessing Jack has a return bout on the fire with Bob Montgomery the Philadelphia Bobcat for some time in the New Year He also is signed to try again on January 7 with Ruffin who upset him a few months but he said about that one 1 However the big man in the NEW YORK' Dec 16 UP) Sammy Angott comes back to Madison Square Garden Friday night for the second time as lightweight champion of all the world except Madison Square Garden The last time swarthy Sammy stepped into the big Eighth avenue sports soupbowl as National Boxing association boss practically beat the ears off the New York-sanctioned boss Lew Jenkins and straightened out one of those frequent lightweight pretzels by taking ths whole throne For this Becond appearance the Pennsylvania 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