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Show i THE nvu PAnr LOG AX, UTAH, AUGUST 28, 1931. 1IERALL-J0URNA- L, CALL BRINGING PRESTON OUT OF BAD SLU Old Aggie Star Is Success As Coach f yT Is Af''. D n, all-sta- te (SajTDntoll For Today and Saturday! .Hi BoysorGirls 1 MtB sHEerve TO Offering a good look- g ing shoe for .school. You hard-wearin- cOUKTR- - SENIOR In his senior year. Joe enjoyed his most successful season. His best single performance was against Colorado college, and the great "Dutch' Clark. of He actually stole much His playing Clark's thunder. throughout the season placed the former Boxelder star on the second team all conference choice. He was also classed with many others as one of the best quarterbacks in the United States. Joe played for a team of R- M- C. stars against Mid West stars at Denver - REAL TRAVEL BARGAINS rowing and inshapely cludes many features feefc once found only Between points Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Nevada, and Wyoming in Pare, plus 25e for the Round Trip, where regular fare is $16,00 or less... Minimum fares, adults, $1.0fti children, 50c. Each Saturday and Sunday. Return limit, midnight of one-wa- y Monday sale. ' i 1.45 1.95 . Coming Sunday WILL ROGERS 49 No. ecwsmawMOH ri ;3EEM!i'Ui JBCSaOteik w, ; , - 3-- 4 6. 'JOHNNY t I - FREE Syrups lookforthename msi By COt, Salt Lake City, Utah I fa ' I - f . O YOU THAT YOU WILL COME AGAIN! OOOO 000060 $ 000$ 0000 000 good quality wide leg cord pants.- Light cream and tan. Extra well made. DE. W. ELLIOT & O V 'i im. wool Coys Coys knit Tublo Shirts, fast colors, fancy patterns and good for looks, wear like iron 6 Heavy ' to 17 den- - 7- 4- JC an extra special value in cord pants of first quality. Wide legs and well tailored. 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O w 1 0 0 0 0 First Door East of Hell Telephone Office - 3 BilliardPlayers look for the name Hi Guarantee Garage sweats and unbreakable visors, Sizes new patts. If Ji Just TITLE DEFENSE V'. 0 0 0 E. W. Elliot& Co. School Opening Sale with m wrn of 0 0 0 3E.W. ELLIOT & CO.C K v want you the CLASS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0O 0 0 0 0 0 0 The largest sea bird is the 0 albatross, which has a wing 00 ft span of about 12 feet. of .i': 0 0 Non-scratc- ROUTE 7 0 O of Plans for development Logan's new golf course were thoroughly discussed at a recent meeting of members of the Logan Golf club, President P. V. Cardon said Friday. The group decided to go forward with work of seeding the greens this fall. Three to nine greens and tees will be put in shape, acording to Mr. Cardon and will be seeded in order to have them in p'aying condition by next spring. Club members intend to seed the rest of the course as rapidly as possible next summer It is the aim of the ciub, Mr. Cardon avers, ta have this course, located east of the Utah State Agricultural college quadrangle, in fine condtion playing next year so that golf enthusiasts will find no disappointments. Interest in golf is steadily growing in Logan, says President Cardon. Daily on the college quadrangle, he reports one may see men, women and children trying their skill with the irons and golf balls. PACIFIC FEEL I 1, IOIS ( of Teams Thursdays Results Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati 5,' Philadelphia Only games scheduled. ASK I.OcJtL ACJENT' i Main. LEAGUE Standing 0 t ! or fOrtker details The OVERLAND in YOUNG AS YOU Ijmi date following NATIONAL 11. fr D in the higher priced footwear. 'Thursdays Results St. Louis 1, Cleveland .Chicago 4, Detroit 9 Only games scheduled. in his last year. was his Although football big shot in college, Joe won a letter in basketball and track in his junior year. He played guard on the basketball team and was a point winner for Utah Aggies in the low hurdles. He is likely one of the best athletes to attend Utah State In a number of years, and will rank with the great Aggie quarterbacks, Falck, Leddingham and Warburton in football. Call proved a very popular mentor in his first attempt last year. He is well liked by the athletes and is a close student of all branches of athletics- His basketball team was especially outstanding, although they only won a single division game, their defeats were only by narrow margins. Joe lost many lettermen by giaduation a year ago and has a tough job ahead in molding a championship contender from Preston. However, athletic spirit is on the upgrade at the northern school and he may register some upsets. LFAGl'E AMERICAN the will find this shoe is built for STAND SUCCESSFUL berth at the signal barking In basketball, the position. Preston at coach entered the Joe Call, Boxelder team tournament and Joe prov-- : stale high school, is the last ofaddition Cache ed to be an outstanding player to the coaching' staff atat guard. In track, he was a valley high schools. Joe tended Boxelder in his high brilliant all around performer, school days and graduated from running tne low hurdles and U. S. A. C. in the spring of 220 and 100 yard dashes. 1930. Coming to U. S. A. C. in the He started his coaching ca- fall of 1926, Call's rise to a reer at Preston high school a great quarterback was rather year ago. Since that time. Call out of the ordinary. He won his freshmen football numeral has built up a big reputation, and present indications would and was a squad member in hts Preston tend to indicate that Aggie sophomore year- - The is slated for a comback in ath- - team of that year played the Ipt ipc University of Hawaii at Honolulu. Joe was destined to reGETS main at home when Noel Ben-ninHONORS TWICE halfback, suffered an inWhile attending school at Boxelder high school in Brig- jured back and was unable to ham City, Call proved to be make the trip. Call was next an outstanding athlete having in line and rated a trip to won letters in football, basket- Honolulu. It was in the Island game ball and track during his four deyears at the Bee school. For that Call gave promise ofback-field two years he was awarded the veloping into a bnlliapt performer. He played at sweater for best all around athhalfback for two quarters and lete. In his senior year, Joe played with his open field running, football kicking and passing surprised quarterback on the football critics. team and landed an A year later Warburton, regular Aggie quarterback, did not return to school and Call was other contestants today In an ettort to retain his grand Amenean handicap championship. most coveted of trapshooting titles The youth. Alfred Rufus King v hose victory in the event last uar was regarded as one of the treatest trapshooting upsets of a.i time, is not expected to re-- t. in hu laurel,. No man ever ,vnn the classic of the annual trapshooting tournament twice, o o o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 u 0 0 0 000 THEY AS by JACK CHRISTIANSEN f HOW given a chance to show his wares at quarterback. His playing was good enough to give him honorable mention on the Conference Mountain Rocky honor team-MOS- $1.89 Roys cotton flanwith shirts nel two pockets, dcubla back, full made and first quality. Sizes 5 to 141,4 :e W. 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