The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 7

7 THE IDAHO STATESMAN SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 25 1939 Trojan Notre Dame Tilt 'Tops Week-End Grid Slate Invading Duck Bumps A Husky Olympic Games Committee Abandons Winter Program Sports Trail SOUTH BEND Ind WV-The smoke-veiled dusk of a crisp fall day 18 years ago was wrapping the placid countryside as the late Knute llockne walked slowly across the old University of Iowa football field He had just seen his Notre Dame 26-game winning streak snapped by Howard Jones Hawkeyes want to see a lot more of that ho remarked "He's got some tricky NothiiTg was too good for boys and that included the quality of competition That remark was the seed of I what has grown into ono of the) greatest of intersectional football rivalries It took five years to sprout and blossom and then half the setting was changed with westward trek but since 1920 the USC-Notre Dame game has come along year after year as regularly as a birthdaj Today will be another crisp fall Saturday everybody hopes although Friday was none too promising with rooftops dank-ing sullen gray clouds and the heavy atmosphere threatening to break nut in a cold sweat any minute The statement said that Germany's proposals for bringing about world- peace were declined by the English and French governments and therefore the war must be continued Germany returns the commission to conduct the games to the International Olympic committee Construction work on the new artificial ice rink the bath and swimming house and ski stadium was nearing completion By BILL BONI NEW YORK (P) Three major conference championships and the eastern league title come up for settlement today as college football reaches its next-to-Iast major Saturday But chief interest will be attached to the gridiron festivities at South Bend Ind where no championship of any sort will be at stake There Rose Bowl-minded scouts will be in the jam-packed stands as unbeaten once- tied Southern California deploys against Notre Dame It promises to be a battle of potent backfields with manpower likely to decide the issue and both teams amply equipped in that respect Two conference races will come to a close in the middle west And today will see the 14th re-1 Ohio State which has gained the newal of that intersectional rival- omen turn of streamlined ry no less kcenbecause Rock has steam-roller' will stack up against I been gone these many years Michigan and can be tied for Big Jones is bringing all his old tricks Ten honors only if upset by the they say his Trojans run from Wolverines while Iowa is dump-five formations but the Notre ing Northwestern Missouri can Dame team although ably coached I sew up Big Six honors by beating by Elmer Layden one of underdog Kansas more famous pupils isn't In all re- While number of THE PASS was intended for Earl Younglove left but Ray Seagle No 50 Oregon back sent Younglove sprawling during the Coast conference battle in Seattle Thursday in which the University of -Washington club upset Oregon 20 to 13 Seen at the right is the Oregon quarterback Denny Donovan (Associated Press photo) a top teams can hold their fire nntil the second Thanksgiving day or next Saturday this observer is not as fortunate and therefore puts the following predictions on the line (probable attendance frigures in parentheses): Notre Dame-Southern California Rocke used from 50 to 80 plays I (50000) They said the Trojans a season Layden has used about have been priming for this one all 22 this year a vivid contrast to fall Despite the awesome repu- the 144 Hunk Anderson used to tations of Messrs Schindler Lans-1 toss at the boys Rockne used I dell and Nave this vote does to men by battalions and regiments Notre Dame Only abfiut 26 will qualify for let- Penn-Comell Even in ters this year and in the tight Philadelphia the odds on this one games about all Layden are 1-3 in the favor Re-1 uses calling last scoreless tie TIl -nnrehen- those odds are downright silly hm hT this bnltlinL Thy On Stil everything is on the Big for Cornell A-Oregon State (60-000) The Uclans Kenny Washington is rated probably the best back on the west coast The Uclans are playing at home Tossing out last tie with Santa Clara A at the edge of town along the banks of the St Joseph rivi which for some reason got Its directions mixed and flows north and- in the downtown shops the idea prevails that if the Irish take this one it will he by spirit alone IBdDWILmCG El KN ALLEYS Capital News (iamei Handicap Ashford Aggers Fickle Cochrans Totals 0 G1ICLANS MEET IN WEST oidlPiUUJUgdn uouuuj i w-i116 welike the TtrJLth Iowa-Northwestern (40000) Probably because picl cross us this time Still the Hawkeyes should be rolling for fair and Iowa is the choice Harvard-Yale (57000) The gy now Harvard: Xebraska-Oklahoma (35000) The Huskers are improving rapidly 7TTr( LIuTIjTMQ WTAJS HEATED RACE NEW ORLEANS Mrs Miller's 4 -year -old gelding Russet Trumpet made his 1939 fair Grounds debut Friday by beating out a better class of platers In the six-furlong dash that topped the program einnn iaet i 51000 last year and moed up Into I The gelding which ran here for he 52000 class was ridden by The Irish are the underdogs will toll I you bS 5c oithe 'faithful I bought up every ticket two weeks ago and will jam the stadium to- YtV tho hnnp of wit- all-around strength and with the hope of 'Vltlpiunk down for Ohio State and uiiams i BibSffV -Totals BRUSSELS The 1940 winter Olympic games doomed from the start of the European conflict have been abandoned and will not be transferred from Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany to another side was announced Friday by Count Henri de Baillet Latour president of the International Olympic committee announcement followed an earlier one from German Olympic officials saying they would be forced to resign as hosts to the skaters skiiers and bob-sledders because of the rule forbidding a warring nation to stage the games From Lausanne Switzerland Secretary Andre Berdez of the International Olympic committee voice hope that it wonld be possible to transfer the snow games to another site but La-tour said it was too late His apparently was the last word abandoned the games because we could not hold them in a belligerent country" he said it is too late to arrange for another Abandonment of the winter games is not expected to shake Finland from its firm determination to stage the summer games at Helsinki The Finns already have spent large sums in preparation for the sports and they probably will hold them on schedule even if all the contestants are from the Scandinavian countries GERMANS CONFIRM BERLIN (ff) Cancellation of the winter Olympic games scheduled for Garmlsch-Parten-kirchen was announced Friday by Hans von Tschammer Osten relch sports leader The German Olympic committee and the organization committee for the games took the action in view of a resolution of the International Olympic committee that a belligerent country cannot hold the games Previously Japan had given up both the summer and winter games what lower before new buying of goods will resume In earnest Meanwhile activity in preparatory machinery Is tapering off of Australian wool allocations by Great Britain is the favorite topic of discussion but there is the growing conviction that Australian wool will hardly commence to arrive in this country much before March Meanwhile mills will be dependent upon the remaining domestic wools and imports from South Africa and South America Should consumption continue at anything like the recent rate a pinch in wool supplies might easily occur operations have been negligible again this week asking prices being too liigh to permit trading is still quiet and without notable The Bulletin Will publish the following quotations: Domestic scoured basis: Texas fine 12 months selected $1030107 fine short 12 months $1 0103 fine eight mouths 93095c California northern 95 098c middle county 94095c southern 930 94c: fine scoured 950 96c carbonised fine 96097c Oregon: Fine and staple $1 0103 fine clothing 93095c Territory: Montana and similar fine staple choice $1030108 4 blood combing 920 37c blood combing 580 90c 34 blood combing 53085c Pulled: Scoured Delaine $1150118 AA $1100115 fine A supers $1050 110 A supers $10105 supers (choice) lc to $1 supers (white) 90095c supers (stained) 87090c supera average) 55 087c Mohair: Domestic adult graded first sort 80085c: second sort 65 068c third sort 55060c First kid $1200125 second kid $10105 NEYV YORK NEW YORK Nov 24 VP) Wool top futures declined under liquidation by Boston interests and spot house selling Friday closing 8 to 12c lower Buying came from the trade and commission houses December 1092 March 1020 May 992 Spot standard tops lls off 5 BOSTON BOSTON Nov 24 VP) Small to moderate quantities of the western grown tine wools were selling occasionally on the Boston market Friday at steady to firm prices Fine territory wools in original bags were bringing mostly 97 to $1 scoured basis fod good French combing length and 94097c scoured basis for average to short French combing length Twelve months Texas wools were bringing prices ranging 95c to $1 scoured basis POTATOES CHICAGO CHICAGO Nov 24 VP) Potatoes 134 on track 377 total 8 shipments Wednesday 405 Thursday 314 steady supplies liberal demand slow sacked cwt Idaho Russet Burbanks 8 No 1 few sales $1750 190 8 No 2 $115 Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 8 No 1 burlap sacks washed fine quality few sales $20205 85 to 90 per cent No 1 washed $175 unwashed $160 Minnesota Red River Valley section early Ohios 8 commercials few sales $110 North Dakota Red River Valley section Cobblers 60 to 90 per cent 8 No 1 $10120 unclassified 92 14c Bliss Triumphs 85 to 90 per centu No 1 $120 135 Wls commer- consin Round Whites clals $115 IDAHO FALLS IDAHO FALLS Nov 24 VP) Upper valley: Carloads cash track to dealers: Russets 8 No 1 mostly $1050110 an occasional car lower a few best large washed $1150 117H 8 No 2 50055c mostly 524c Practically free from cuts washed a few 85c unwashed a few 80c Cash to growers bulk per cwt: Russets 8 No 1 most points 8 No 2 mostly 25c a few lots higher Twin Falls-Burley: Carloads fob morrow nessing another of those breath- taking games wji the series famous CONN IS GIVEN BOXING TROPHY Mountain States Grocers Games CHAFFEY BEATS BRANCH 14-13 ONTARIO CaL CP) By the margin of a point after touchdown Cliaffey Junior college beat University of Idaho southern branch 14 to 13 in a Thanksgiving football game here Friday night Joe Woffington substitute back did all the scoring for the visitors He twice turned in touchdown gallops of 23 yards converted one point after but do it on his other try Kobe Shoji raced 45 yards for Chaff first score in the open- ing period and Hal Finney galloped 13 around end for the seo-ond Chaffey converted both extra points to win MARINES WIN SAN DIEGO CaL (JV-The San Diego Marines remained among the few unbeaten and untied football teams Friday after upsetting the Tempe State college of Arizona 18 to 0 before a Thanksgiving day crowd of 6000 ARIZONA POLOISTS WIN TUCSON Ariz VP) University of Arizona poloists made it two straight over the University of Utah Friday defeating the Utes 7 to 1 cash track to dealers: Russets No 1 mostly 95C01O5 An occasional car lower a few best large washed higher No 2 50aac mostly 5O 0 924c Cash to growers bulk per cwt: Russets No 1 mostly 70075c a few lots higher and lower depending on size quality etc No 2 25 030c mostly offering LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES Nov 24 VPh-Potatoes Broker's sales Idaho Russetts No 1 $145 0150 per 100-lb sacks Stockton Prides No 1 $1300140 street sales Idaho Russets a No 1 $1550165 Owens valley $1600165 Stockton Prides 8 No 1 $1450160: new stock Kern county Bliss Triumphs lugs $1150125 White Rose 800 85c local White Rose fair quality 60 075c FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK Nov 24 VP) The British pound raced up 4c in a fast-moving foreign exchange market Friday Buoyancy of sterling was associated by some money men with newe from London a banking group had been formed to facilitate purchase of American goods and thus create sustained demand for the pound Other important European monies moved upward in sympathy Closing prices follow: Canada Montreal In Ne wYork 8625 Canada New York in Montreal 115934 France 222 METALS NEW YORK Nov 24 VP) Copper Steady: electrolytic spot $1250 export A 8 New York $1310 Tin Firm spot and nearby $54 nominal forward $51 nominal Lead spot New York $5 0555 East St Louis $535 Zinc Steady East St Louis spot and forward $650 $1360138 Pig iron aluminum antimony platinum Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelite unchanged Bar silver 34c unchanged LOCAL MARKETS Eggs Pullets 15c medium 22e standards 25c Batterfat Butterfat 31c butter solid lie butter in cartons 34c Poultry Colored hens 44 lbs and ever 11c colored hens 4 lbs and under 8c Leghorn hens and light colored 7c: colored fries under 4 lbs 10c Turkeys: No 1 hens 16c Ne 1 young toms 14c Sheep Spring lambs $5500650 Cattle Heifers $5500 650 cows $405: steers $6 07 Hogs 165 to 215 lbs $5 230 to 270 lbs $450 packing sows $3 Red Clover $1250 per 100 seed Hay $6 $7 and $8 per ton depending on grade in the stack $11013 baled and delivered to dealer AMERICAN LEGION i TURKEYSHOOT Meridian Rodeo Grounds East of Meridian on Highway 30 Sunday November 26 10 A American Laundry Game NEW YORK UP) The Edward Neil Memorial trophy for 1939 honoring the memory of the late Associated Tress foreign correspondent and boxing expert was awarded today to Rilly Conn dark-haired world light-heavyweight champion Making the second annual award of the plaque which went last year to Jack Dempsey the New York boxing writers associa- souri which proved a week ago tion decided the Pittsburgh Irish that it need Christman's lad had done most for box- passes to win i i-iayers during the current year Only (10000) one other candidate Joe Louis re- which is beginning to I y0'n pjnon reived any votes in the balloting I I Princeton-Navy (35000) The Sedlvec The boxing writers also 're-elect- choice is princeton beaten only by Totals td the officers head- Cornell wl by James Dawson of the stanford-Califomia (70000) Sa52cap New York Times as president and California Jessen for the first time selected their penn state-Pitt (15000) Tab-1 of champions and two out- bing Penn State for an upset I Wilson standing challengers in each fistic I in the west Baylor over division Leading in this group Southern Methodist Montana over were the heavyweights with Bob I Texas Tech Brigham Young over Tastor and Tony Galento Joe Wyoming most recent knockout vie Louis' most recent kruckoui and are the choice to surprise Nebraska Carnegie Tech-Duquesne (30-000) only rival for unbeaten-antied honors in the east Dnqnesne should stay that way Mississlppi-Mississippi State (20000) As tough as they come Taking State Kansas-Missouri (24000) Mis-1 Players Handicap Sedivec Harrold Dougherty Hill a v- tal Wednesday night after his recovery from a cerebral hemorrhage might come out of it again but it look so favorable this his physician said MOLASSES USED South Africa has taken over all the molasses in the country to be used as rations for its defense troops few 140 to 160 lbs $5250550 sows $450 to 485 Cattle Receipts 1100 calves 100 total 500 killing classes generally steady Stocker and feeder classes slow jnoderate supply held by dealers no beef steers or yearlings consequence offered good fed heifers held around $10 common to medium heifers $60750 a few good cows $6 0 625 common to medium lots $50550 canners and cutters $3750475 good vealers $809 odd head choice vealers up to $10 one load medium western bulls $565 Sheep Receipts 3300 native spring lambs 15 to 25c lower no fed lambs sold early sheep and yearlings steady top native spring lambs $885 most sales downward from $875 fed yearlings $710 odd lots slaughter ewes downward from $4 OMAHA OMAHA Nov 24 VP) Hogs Salable receipts 3500 total 5900 active after a slow start around steady with Thursday although some strength on weights above 240 lbs and slight weakness on choice 180 to 220 lbs top $545 by shippers part load $550 to traders packer limit $540 most 180 to 270 lbs $5400 545 270 lbs up $50540 largely $515 and up 140 to 170 lbs $5200 540 sows $4750)485 choice to $5 sparingly odd big weights $465 stags $475 down few feeders 150 lbs down $4750520 Cattle Salable receipts 900 total 900 calves salable 200 total 200 fed steers and yearlings moderately active steady to strong other killing classes generally steady stockers and feeders scarce nominally steady medium to good yearlings and light steers making up bulk of run with most sales $7750950 few lots good yearlings $690010 heifers scarce medium to good beef cows $5250625 canners and cutters $405 few medium native bulls $5750625 and odd head westerns $525 0550 practical top vealers $9 few $950 Sheep Salable receipts 3500 total 3500 run includes seven loads fed wooled lambs three Idahos one native and one load mixed about 10 per cent feeders fat lambs opening active firm early sales fed westerns and fat natives and two loads Idahos $9 merely good $850 slaughter ewes steady at $4 down feeding lambs weak load Idahos $835 part load short term breeding ewes $450 DENVER DENVER Nov 24'W Cattle Receipts 800 calves 200 killing classes steady load 816-lb fed steers $950 three loads fed heifers $9160 965 other short-feds $825 down load beef cows $6 lots $506 canners and cutters $350 0475 bulls $50575 good and choice vealers $10011 steers $708 heifers $625 0725 stock cows $425 05 stock steer calves $9 heifer calves $850 Hogs Receipts 300 steady to lower than Wednesday good and choice 180 to 270 lbs $5400565 heavier butchers $5250560 160 to 180 lbs $50550 light lights $475 515 sows $42505 Sheep Receipts 5000 native trucked-ln Iambs steady $7500 850 strong to higher SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO Nov 24 VP) Hogs Receipts none nothing on sale market nominal Wednesday's top $625 on good to choice 210-lb California butchers Cattle Receipts 10 nominal: medium to good fed steers quoted $80 925 medium to good cows salable $550 0 650 odd head beef bulls $650 weighty sausage bulls quoted to $675 Calves: Receipts none nominal good to choice vealers quoted around $1050012 Receipts 300 steady two decks good to choice 88-lb Idaho wooled lambs $880 sorted 15 per cent medium $780 few wooled yearlings $7 odd weighty kinds sorted out $6 few good wooled ewes $4 part deck plain California ewes unsold WOOL BOSTON BOSTON Nov 24 P) The Commercial Bulletin will say today: has been 'a broadening of demand to include woolen descriptions in wood this week although the trading is not more intensive Prices appear to have levelled off approximately to a new trading bas-s although some manufacturers think the market should rule some- Wolf's Shoe Renewing A fit for every a price for every purse 215 No 8th St Fh 1962-W Dr James Naismitli Hit by Heart Attack LAWRENCETsan (J5) Dr James Naismlth '78-year-old inventor of basketball was critically ill again Friday He suffered a heart attack The "University of Kansas professor emeritus of physical education returned home from a hospi LIVESTOCK (United States Department of Agriculture) CHICAGO CHICAGO Nov 2 Receipts 23000 active to all steady to strong: with Wednesday's average spots 5c to 10c higher than early top $590 bulk good and choice 160 to 240 lbs $5700590 240 to 300-lb butchers $550 good 830 to 450-lb packing sows $5 0540 lighter kinds to $550 extreme heavies $4650460 Cattle Receipts 2500 calves 500 fed steers and yearlings steady to strong good grades up most strict ly choice offerings absent light yearlings very scarce bulk steers supply comprising medium to good short fed steers scaling 1000 to 1500 lbs several loads averaged 1421 lbs to 1570 lbs these selling at $950 and $9 respectively top $1060 paid for light yearlings sprinkling light and medlumweight steers $97501025 several loads with weight $9500 975 and half-dosen loads 1000 to 1100 lbs tip-horn native steers $850 0890 best heifers $975 cows steady to strong active bulls and vealers steady weighty killer cows up to $516 heavy sausage bulls $7 only selected vealers at $10 stockers and feeders slow steady most yearling stocks $8500950 Sheep Receipts 10500 fat lambs active steady to strong with best time Wednesday spots 10c to ljc higher good to choice wooled lambs $9150940 top $960 natives mostly $915 down sheep steady native slaughter ewes eligible $3750450 OGDEY OGDEN Nov 24 Esti mated salable receipts 100 through 525 total 625 early sales butcher classes were 5c lower with bulk of best offerings 180 to 230 lbs at $560 few later sales on best handy weights made $570 for an extreme top bulk mixed weights $5100535 packing sows bulked $325 04 light kinds up to $425 Cattle Estimated salable receipts 900 total 900 steady few common to medium steers $607 common to medium heifers $5250675 bulk cows $55006 common to medium kinds $4500525: canners and cutters $3 042 odd head good bulls $5500575 medium to good vealers $750 0850 common down to $6 Sheep Estimated salable receipts 4000 total 4000 no early sales late Wednesday one double good 83-lb Utah lambs on local billing $8 with 10 per cent out at $7 few drlve-in lambs $750 0 8 one double good 120-lb Utah slaughter ewes on local billing $335 with 15 out at $2 PORTLAND PORTLAND Nov 24 (ff) Receipts salable and total 100 active 10 016c above Wednesday or 25c higher than Monday good to choice 175 to 210-lb drlveins $615 to mostly $625 few 250 to 265-lb butchers $5650585 light lights salable around $575'few packing sows $450 no feeder-pigs offered choice light weights quotable to $576 or above Cattle Receipts salable and total 25 calces 10 few sales cows steady other classes nominally steady: medium to good steers quotable $7500950 fed heifers salable up to $8 and above few cutter to common cows $80 425 canners down to' $250 fat dairy type cows salable up to $5 good young beef cows eligible to $6a0 sausage bulls salable around $506 beef bulls salable to $625 or above odd medium vealers $750 choice quotable to $950 Sheep Receipts salable and total 25: good to choice trucked In lambtf salable around medium to food eweS quotable $250 0150 odd lead common ewes $2 LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES Nov 24 Hogs Receipts 150' sales and bids about steady Nebraska held above $680 medium tmicklns $60650 no sows offered Cattle Receipts 800 steady few medium steeps $850 good fed steers uoted at $950 few feeders to $775 ew medium 'heifers to $725 cows 55007 canners and cutters $40 1125 medium bulls $62507 Calves Receipts 150 steady few vealers to $1150 few stockers $850 Sheep Receipts 500 slow weak to 25c lower medium to choice 94 to 106-lb Idaho wooled lambs $825 08S5 few medium ewes $3500 75 SPOKANE SPOKANE Wash Nov 24 (A) Cattle Receipts 43 hogs sheep none all unchanged KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY Nov 24 Hogs 1000 steady to 5e lower than average $40 lbs up showing decline: top $565: good to choice 170 to 240 lbs $5500 565 240 to 300 lbs $5250560 a a a lKAGl'E Cleaners 342 390 362 384 651 2436 408 440 460 369 475 432 2584 tims as most logical challengers for the Brown crown 1 The award of the plaque to Conn will be made formally at a dinner in January The trophy is rectangular bronze on wood embossed by a likeness of Neil who was killed during the war in Spain Conn who is 22 has been fight-1 ng professionally only since 1935 and has campaigned actively as a light-heavyweight for less I tia -A ha titio 1 eight months He won the title from Melio Bettina of Beacon nmuiuui Marshall Handicap 378 447 43S 228 358 334 143 2321 513 388 364 371 365 452 2453 Hammack Matson up fast after a half mile Busset Trumpet overran Foxy against Bettina in Pittsburgh in I jfautje Taken and Pegging Away September and against Gus Lesne-1 the stretch Overlooked in the I Handicap vich of Cliffside Park here betting he paid $3280 for $2 1 several days ago In their rankings for each dlvi-1 JUBAL JUNIOR WINS sion the boxing riters voted Bet SAN FRANCISCO M3) Gallop-tina and Lesnevich as leading chal- big home with a five length lead lengers for crown Among the middleweiglits where a controversy over champions exists the writers named Garcia recognized in New York State and California as their titieholders with A1 llostak of Seattle who holds National Boxing association recognition voted the leading chal-lenger Vic Dellicurti of New York was second challenger Jubal Junior with Allan Gray of Cleveland Idaho up won Fri- Handicap feature race at Tanforan Biessinger Time for the six was 1:10 45 fastest recorded this Stevens meeting Boss Martin ran Bulwark third HARTFORD Conn Marvin Westenberg 232 Tacoma Wash de- Buchanan Thiel Totals Burnett shoes iiS 354 iss 132 448 JJJj 122 130 110 362 OKLAHOMA GAS BETTER GAS AND OIL FOR LESS Trachside Prices Farmer Oil Co Henry Armstrong who defends I his welterweight championship feated Out Sonnengerg 212 Boston against lightweight titleholder Lou I Chief contenders for I Ambers here next Friday headed lightweight crown were selected the 147-pound ranks with Pedro as Sammy Angott of Louisville I Montanez of Puerto Rico and land Billy Marquart Winnipeg I two fails out of three Hellera 1st 2nd 3rd Total 151 ibi JIo £an8 it jso IheMon 11 1 123 141 sso Airmet '111 161 211 138 510 Totals 851 923 815 2589 Ambers as the top challengers 'Canada 'Substitute.