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Show "iT w m" THE DESEliET CHAMP AND CHALLENGER, . , -- t - V 4 EWS "WEDNESDAY - 4. ' . f HECEMBlTJ ! 19 aw . . w w0 r t" 923 far apart in balkline tilt - .1 .V. 4- - I STEEL SHAFTED STICK AND PAY FOR PROFESSIONALS BIG ISSUES BEFORE -- GOLF ASSOCIATION COCHRAN MUST PLAY HOPPE HIGH SCHOOLGIRLS KEEP PHYSICALLY FIT BY BOWLING-OV5- R WOODEN PINS TWO TO ONE IF HE TAKES High school and women of the faculty have adopted bowling' as one off the leading winter .sports, .They play matches GIRLS of the Ogden weekly at the Wasatch Athletic club. Members of the organization are pictured below. Top row, left to right Norma Mattson, Frances WORLD CUE CHAMPIONSHIP Brooker and Frances Pedlar Lower left: Kathryn Hubs. Lower right; Edna Romney. Group, left to right, back row: Dora Smith, Gertrude Turn Backs on : (cpt-- t Hoppe Get Another 500 Against 233 for Californian; Piny to be Resumed Tonight; Champ Thrills. left to Yankee; Crave , Recognition by St. Andrews; Big Issue is Club.- (AP) Walker Cochran, young Pacific coast expert, faces the almost impossible handicap of playing Willie Hoppe, two to one. If he taxes the 18.2 balk line billiard championship Tire tonight in the third 500 point block of their 1,500 point play-o- ff of their recent tournament tie. Lauding MS to SM after the tint - nightplay,- Hopp rwept far tnfA C U. S. Golf Body X Coolidga, Grace Atkinson, Edna Romney, Norma Mattson, Laura Marshall, Lucille Olsen, Mary Watkins and Ruth Proub Lower row, " right: Frances Dillon, Kathryn Hubs, Gladys Barbour, Lavon ' Pickett, Frances Pedlar and Frances Booker. HICAGO, Dec, 19. EZ Siki Arrested the lead teat Dtrbt when he fathered another 500 billiarda aritt toad Cochran I3J, g.vlng him af 1,000 to 435. To wm tonight Cochran moat make. 1,061 points, while Hoppe's task is to obtain the News. YORK,. Dec. It. At tbe meeting of U, Golf Association certain subjects may corns up officially that are diverse from ordinary details of routine and administration. For one tblhjl" there is a. vast amount ot interest being shewn by golfers generally, in tbe stand if any that: will b taken with reclifba. A spect to committee bas been investigating NEW , Give Away Money 15 WeUUAKKX, X. ArtheDmSen. conventional 500. 'Hollywood Star steel-shaft- ed "lear, wine amatwi km f Mibt star aortaewhich he irahf" tniig mi UMl. Hh die pi eyenpei roll TW'ijpiao'i - Becomes Wobbly. have heed dafttwr about that the fnvor. It eo report will be in their what will CM V. B. G, A. do about It? It the-- pawl ftiehna anything the association Is not likely to do anything that ViU . plspleaae St. An- dreas ln other words England. he Right here - !a a point that mayeven nought up- rather poignantly, If unofficially.' dnd parenthetically It might be stated that it la tbe number of matters tha may come up from Ike floor and not as a part of the agenda, ot the meeting that may prove spectacular. to pees t each s ttrepui n dollar wtth two te her n irisk led te Me aanst m a Cochran was afforded numerous opportunities' last night to keep abreast Hoppe, but failed, lack at master? et the maaaa fceiag re- 'sponsible in at least two instances, The Hollywood youngster appeared to be in excellent form when be took his first turn at the table and ran off 50, playing del.bera.teiy, but after that he feil down badly aa much through poor effort as through finding difficult plays left for him by the veteran champion. Hoppe at the outset could not get going, and in nine attempts bettered hia count by only 23 points, aa against a previous nights average of too.- In the frrral stage of the game, however, he gave a tremendous display of difficult Tho game, with Cochrans feeble efforts, became virtually an exhibition of the daasic billiard playing which for so many years kept Hoppe at the top of the "heap. ' bt Lvwnexcx filar. CopyiJghL 5933. by tbe Deseret To For-Tryi- ng MEET PAfiTflERSTfl STITE CHIMPS TONIGHT Mere I SUdceSe, Wes f G.TF P !ew-CoastLea- Yes Propoettiou. t e ia Bnwdl.tf ar High. OTfP RobBWi.rf BY JOHN B. FOSTER. 0 ate Frn,f (Copyright. IS. 3 lea ' Inta nt m le f, the Dream Come True al-.3- wonderful AT PHILADELPHIA Charley boy wants a won- -' Whita wen technical ChKogo, derful knockout from Robby Barrett. ( be- been reciprocal agreements tween majors and minora. t If Brooklyn does not recall bm. the player becomes subject to draft. If he is not drafted, his title remains original draft, of thing Tho a called, has value of our Weve got two permitted that sort modfled draft, as it knocked down the as it 1a player worth while to any- - Pa. sixth round. Johnny Wilson, champion, huwtr Pat McCarthy, Roxburr. poor guy never gets gway from that of 550.000 because apiqe of the third round. first contract. It hangs like a burr clubs In out lenguo would rather Youre throwing to n mule's tall. be annexed to major league late- Detroit Pranki, Philsd.I-BWluos,ro. gov Clifford, of Players originally developed by ball than developers of sport, wgy it defetd too Lake he Salt rounds; are That's the whole thing in a nut-nSmith, Midget team, however, phi, Tork. outpointed Joey Sc bfarts don t see our Sw , subject to draft If Salt Lake shell. ia ten round,; Cloaie Tsit scored Iyou tcchnlcsl knockout In fifth round beauties Iirsll over Jimmy Hanlon of Denver. Two Victories Give LEWIS THROWS AT PARIS Ed onrnd Mascart, the Team Start Good JOSEF ZICKMAN Rigby French featherweight fighter. d- H feated, Henri Hebranst. of Belgium,' RIGBY, Dee. 19 (Special) Rig-b- y CHJCAOOg Dec. 12 Ed ll 'Strangob points la 15 round boat. ) , W successful in winning ler' Lewis, heavyweight wrestling At KNOXVILLE Toang Strlb-tlff- li two hfgk from home champion, defeated Josef Zickman, away games played ,lnwon - itecon. newspaper mPPMnil. cision over Billy G, McGowan, in eight last week. In the first SL Anthony of Nebraska, In two straight falls was ni ? iby using hi famous head.ock. Coaster guards. second Aehton was beaten, J5 te 19 J A NOBLES Trail Raff" Johnny ft Dunnelt Hugo Jorgenson. playinJrfor Rigby, defeated Joe Benjamin, in the main, at water, stood out as the big star, againtt St- - Anthony arena The aeml- and Tools ins evl.ut at Veraop counted eighteen point against Ashton. won by Joe Schlocker, Jorgenson final LOCa t, j lightweight, fighting Al Gninan. j AT SEATTLE. Wash. Frank knocked out Frankie Ed' RsrOPaint l'cheslock wards of San Francisco, in th seeond round John Bud nick, Seattle heavyweight. knocked out "Tiny"- Bott of Lo Angeles, in the eerond round. Special Xmas fVedoie Jjark. Seattle lightweight, Prices e. koncked out Billy Morrow, of in the fifth round. Toang Dudley, Oakland middleweight, received the decision over Traiie Dav.o. Everett, In the main vent of the evening. "Saiior Op wild, U 8 S Idaho, received decision over BiUy Quilt-e- r, Seattle bantamweight BICYCLED at rS ot , vu Rnt ' F ru Velocipedes! forthwith we comply. We harts occasionally ventured suggestions but nothing Important baa ever been accepted by our overseas cousin On tbe ether hand, England barred the Schnec-tad- y faced and the rib putter, punch Irons and- refused to make the amateur champion rounds over t holes except tn tbs finaL In fact any helpful or interesting Innovation developed in this has been ruthlessly country squashed on th other aide. Now American sentiment has been piling up against any such condition and it wt'l he interesting to see how clearly the golf association recognises this. It Isnt ns though golf were not slaved generally throughout the United State la Its genesis It Is a Scotch game to be sure and (or years It was played in Britain before anr-o- lf In thta eountrv knew whether-gowas a corn cure or a breakfast food. But timea have changed and reported living in Idaho. Wyoming the Immense scale upon which the came close to Idaho s number with sport Is now conducted here certain$SS sheep. ly gives the right to suggest, if not Laws for the protection of wild firmly to demand aa international life In Idaho forests were code game a to be enforced wlthl XoM dtustiea dm Id arrests andrigidly manv convictions of Another thing th may come np A total of Id game law violator -oraf"foonJ golerantLat nt In to forests official . ipast B,, conic- - H Sutof th. ":Trbrm,.4drrtI, ton, j ney. Why they may be expect- 1 to aak, should they play ed let of License. Almost as many hunting and flh- - for their own money so far as would seem that Ing licenses were sold by Idaho for- - are concerned? IsIt back of them in opinion est officials as ln the four other publicstand. The proceeds from th this slates together Of the 2 SIC licenses amsteur are beginning to amount to sold In the d'strlct. 1,313 were sold ioiseable lams And u alii he the ia Idaho. .. ... i 4. i coatentioa of th pros that sufficient twenties for all practical purpoeve lead with caa district No 4 l'iaho aouree. be obtained from As to th lfiKtbtaing oat tom which marktd play Is the past ze asiL Ui V. S. O. A- - will for tho largest game pr- - biy have to consider whether this , 4 are divided No. new serves in district wrinkle la the wa due to as follows. Idaho 774 460; Utah Umtk of the pellets or whether, as I 33 131, yomlnff 229.343. of many claim, the extra yardage e the gams' wood and Iron ahot wasofdue t sue-logtutlatir complied for 4.732 the hardnecs antecensus show that of the unprecedented killed In Idaho forests In 1322,1 baked turf h?r and abroad la the Gotham Scribes Game Census Shows Idaho Draft Plan Is.No Draft At All Writing Epitaphs Leading in Most Varieties gue picks up a second Babe Ruth on ,he 8and lots which probably will by The Deseret not S I ticSx... t id Babe hoppen untll 2525, Jeiwa i t re-- 1 J I J J having finhed second In thetour-! T? belong, to Sale Lake unless and un- - Jardurg 1 cent Nw York international EW Dec. 19 What is YORK, 1 Uoyd . 1 J til, the Sait Lake chib gets ready to nament ard will hate ft- privilege Woiheer.. known as tho mod. fled draft Belt him at Its own price. Of f'f challenging the winner, who will colirso Vhe ru,e aPPUes everywhere 7) Totals be recognised os the champion, a 12 in baseball adopted by tho Pacific Yots'e. T lh new c,f,ditions ln within sixty days. tUferefc Bnd, umpire, rttec. j Coast League and American Asso- - feet. The was merely cited uatioa a( Chicago after coaaulta- - d8 ,n example. tion with the major leagues, is in ' no ills Object. setue a draft In the orig.nal theory of the plan which was to! In this connection it is interest-prevebaseball from becoming & ing to note the plain language of one of the officials of the Loois- rust. The modified draft simply means vllie club after it was agreed in Ch hat the club accepting rngo that a mod. Led draft players from the majors accepts them on would be put in force. -oan and are to be returned on de;. The Louisville club never will of .d imply another way if It remains in baseball for .loldin the player contract m per- - agree, a century, to any kind of a petuity' . AT NEW by which player we develop shall Jack Britton. Casw for Illustration. former welterweight champion, won ,b drafted by the majors. Htw 4e decision over Phil Kapiae, New "There Is no justice in daved. exTh Brooklyn. Nationals, for York, end ten rounds; Pete August, anv lazy major league own-th- e might place a player with mating Bridgeport, won decision from EdSalt Lake City rtub under the er who W,U not take the trouble to die Fitzaiipntons, New York, ten "Slake round players, to take away from plan, subject to draft on &n option- - develop al Player of skill whom we agreement. If Brooklyn recalls u AT HARTFORD. Conn. Young by going into tile woods. Bob Fitzsimmons end Dm O'Dowd, the player it follow a custom MTMer.lf. Poyd rf. li Special Ide i , forests approach nearest the "homer's paradise' of any reserves Included ln district No. 4 Dec. If iTVS) NEW Y"RK national for- United are the Spnrt critcs today mratng InT Neat cording to the late game p.taphs of legalized boxing which arrived in Boise York state a a result of tbe etna decision of a referee and tu o, Saturday from Ogdn, district that Johnny Dundee had quarters beaten Jack Bernstein for the junior Idaho forest reserves within disiiphtweght championship on Mon, day night mThe decision la referred trict No. 4, contain more antelope to am the worst of many bad ones mule deer, mountain goat and rendered since the Walker Law sheep rbaa any forest recame into effect some four years mountain serves lying in Utah Nevada. Ar ngo. or Wyoming, and are seiond on Behind the verdict, some boxing only to Wyoming in the number of writers nje disposed to see the ma- elk and moose. chinations of the professional gam- , Most of Antelope. bling clique and'U U said that one Of the 32 antelope Jn the enne of (he first remedial steps to be Idaho foresis have 812. district, taken by the state athletic com. while of this number in Idaho 7T3 m uiion will be demand upon Tex Lemhi forest Though In the are Rickard to drive the gamblers out reserves neither timber of Madison Square Garden, once having large Wyoming or Utah is credited with for all time. a single antelope Gamblers were said to he active The total number Noof muleC3 deer ln the Garden Monday .night 4, is in district Observers claim that the old reported Idaho has SO 742 of this number Garden restaurant and bar, just Utah second highthe have forests off the main entrance, wa thronged Me"? dj Vhe malsBUw,bs 3.5Ofb with three ghoul of the profeeaioa just before the main bout went on g ng T: Idaho f ot eats tain yoata were killed by TToBteri-an- d rendezvous in question has ever Tr 1 732 62 were kiiled by predator been a happy hunting ground for mountain goat reported animals Every Fifty-thre- e mountain sbep the gambling element. seen in tbe district in 1322 was in wereia la Idaho for rate Idaho forests. There mas a total 1922 by killed hat aeae animais predatory Of 4 713. Will Not hunters. Trojans Play The Gere state forests contained by .. afatlatle show that big gam NebTaskarwrl924 sheepof the district. Eight hundred tn increoaink throughout the diswere trict. e sixty-wnanimals these of and LOS Dec. 13 The ANGELES. Fair plat. .Attendance Records FnivenNty of Southern California Young Stribling is (Copyright 1923. by the Deseret will not send a football. Man to News. ) Vegetarian Lnetist Lincoln, Neb., for a Thanksgiving x tew York, JW i?. tm Ad day game against the liversfty of 13 old, year Young Btribling, Nebraska next year, the V 8, C IN Eton ted of Paterson who athletic board of control decided late a light heavyweight of Mnon, Gawill meet Dill Shade at the Madi- latn ight. in He has ls the Its a Western engaged vegetarian. league during by The committee Issued the follow-loGarden this week looks on - more than eighty bouts; lasing only past season, th most successful In , h(, one of ,h, mnst promising night. "Nebraska opened negotiations three decision. Twice he reversed ns history. President Tver ney an- heavy prospects in the coon- after the Pacific conference sched- these decisions ia return boats. nounred. jiry. Nearly two years ago Fred ule had been framed, which called discovered His announcement showed the fol- - Bendell .of Newark for two long trips and which ne"Nebraska la to b Invited Stone In his lair under the Prenk- cessitated the teem toebig away from lowing attendance by clubs; 1324 1326 when In and the more him a for then week, highly. study Tulsa. 113.738. Oklahoma City. Jf.Jness hid and touted "The Nebraska game would mean schedule will be eo framed then he has more thaw mads Wlehlla, 97 740; Omaha. S S34; Sir another week's trip and the facul- the year 4hcv go to Nebraska they 913, were nice that go79 things allth Des 99S, Denver. to tdke Moines, not the 7S.735; long, trips ty felt that U would Jeopardise the will St. Joseph. 44,79. Sioux City. 3.92. raid about him.' northwest on the coast. team's scholastic standing For Ring Sport BOISE Dee. heed-judg- ra pr.s IS ' prob-Acrea- pe tlr JrthTtTurto.?'V7kff - ii Set bt st t1 $7.75 up Stellar Half Picked To Captain Gortzaga prices in city I HIM Wash. Dee. 19 jyoKAVg, Howon Stockton, halfback, ona of five Pacific coaxt players mention-J- r ed by Water Camp in bn Isoek eed eon football team election year, ban been elected captain of football for the nnlvemity Oennn Too Iks, Tools gt.ee 6324 Stockton's home te at Farms, Rear Light a . S3e Idaho. BABY CeVRftlAGB PIM4TES 4l(Jl WBOOL BOY. hHEKU "yf -- nrrsBCTG, Fora Dec. IS f .tihT - Built just like a Lowest bicycle! , ne fepo-kan- CUE . tha English there tea grow- ing feeling that the relation of tbe C. S. G. A. to St. Andrew, js sort of We are told yes proposition. what to do and boss to do it, and West high (a off this afternoon for Sprtngvtlle where the Panther will .engage the state champion Sprfngville basketball t as In a battle tonight The Panthers hare been showing steady improvement and they look good to moko the champs htsetla Coach Lm Prone has shifted the men around somewhat and the new combination sec me to work welL Bed ICIUett who worked at center loot year. Is playing forward this season. Prank GuilberV te working at center with good effect, Dick Wilke teams with Millet at forward and Braden and- - Sikrem. both are holding down the experienced, guard I ne. The West Midgets Mat the West junior high yesterday by the score the FynterW winning total. Robinson starred for the Junior high players The iwrr shot-maki- $. II Z II Ifl -- A to - That - Tke today Plttabnrg Pirates announced that Clifford Kama, e student at the Iowa State college, bed been signed for n tryout as catcher next spring He will loin the team at spring .Paso Robles. Calif- wA v training is started. S V C?3SS k . ' |