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Show mMm THE HERALD ) - JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, D E OEM RE R 3. 1031 PA OF HVE Basketball Ggts A Flying Start In Cache Valley OUR BOARDING HOUSE Her Makes Arrangements to Cover aid-Journ- One college team, four high HID 4H8 The Logan Seventh ward turned back the Eleventh ward in a practice game Wednesday night at the Seventh ward hall by a score of The individual scores: Journal ge SEVENTH , Hughes, rf H. Fletcher Carlson, c F. Scholes. rg B. Scott, lg .. E. . if 0 4 1 9 0 1 1 am - -- OUGri-- r Tq per , idea 5EL L. them !NES,PV TovE, PROPOSITION BULLV A .. Totals ( ' 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 18 14 P. YORK, 1 6 28 Lun-dah- l. Dec. 3 (UR) Frank Cavanaugh of Fordham University at the annual coaches meeting late this COLLEGE' ICE WASHINGTON TUBBS AS vJOLFGANGS ROfFiAHS."' Vomer tut disappearance or the pretty al field. tant coach, team was en route today for Portland, there to meet Oregon State college next Saturday in ,a charity game. The Red Skins will pause two hours in Boise to take a brisk workout and will then proceed by a later train to Portland where they will arrive at 7:35 a. m. Friday. Only one thing disturbed the repose and quiet confidence of Coach Ike Armstrong, the report that rain and sleet had 6 and Seventh ward gyjnnasiun. The entire team of ai year ago that succeded in reaching tiie semi-finround in the church wide tournament will again be on hand and from present indications the Seventh Wurders perennial contenders for state championships will again put a good team In the SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 3 A keyed up Utah University By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff CorresponNEW dent YORK, Dec. 3 ('R Short shots about this and that in sports: Before the bike riders started their grind, one wag remarked that the new team of nickel and nickel probably wasn't worth a dime. Well, the boys are out in front, giving no quarter and showing no signs of allowing any change-A- t the end of the week the boys will be just a couple of spent nickels. Ive seen Slapsie Rosenbloom in half a dozen fights, and if his keystone cop comedy is worth more than $58 50, then were Protessor Einstein. That price of $19.50 for the flyweight championship isnt far off either. Since Pancho Tulane has a great football Villa passed on, the flyweight team this year, but New Orleans title has been worth little or way the boys and girls are say- nothing, with emphasis on the ing the 1931 outfit is a kinder- latter. garten club compared to the eleven the greenies will throw out on the field next year. According to the New Orleans folk. Papa Felts will be back So will Don Zimmerman. And Joe Hudgens, who promises to be another and bigger ZimmerTO OF man, and a guy named Boas-ber- g who Ls expected to make everybody forget about the absence of Jerry Dalrymple. As for stage settings, the very Here's some cherry news for first thing to greet your eyes American those prizefighters when the curtain rises on Sun who are forced to go around Up, is a decidedly different ears their pinned back original and getting built and their noses pinned up for a stage setting, especially designed and few paltry thousand a week; a built by a very competent group few days ago the commission In of technitians. charge of boxing in and around Stage managers, technitians, the Transvaal region of South property men. painters, direcAfrica decided on the following tors. electricians and in fact for scale the whole production staff has price championships: Nat'l. been putting in double time in Provincial Title Title order to make the Sun Up. on Weight . $ 9.75 $19 50 this particular occasion, especFly 13 DO 26 00 ially elaborate. Bantam 32 50 19.25 Feather On the staff of course Prof. Wallace A. Goates is general master of ceremony, with Joan and Lorraine Boley. who Crane Cardon have been checking up on players. places and properties. In short the.se two student managers hold the whip handle. Miss Cardon has also had considerable to say about the publicity as well. Probably too much credit can not be given Willis Hess and his staff of technitians, Marion Skinner, Vergie Fraughton, Mr. Bowers and George Bell who have been working unceasingly to create an entirely new and novel stage setting for Sun Up. F. T. Rose has been running hither thither and Yon in a wide and desperate search for the necessary properties. Theta Alpha Phis contribution to the U. S. A. C. Little Theatre, will be a product of the combined efforts of a tireless production staff headed by a very fine director, Professor Wallace A. Goates, who incidentally is the most recent addition to the play production staff of Logan. the PORTIJtND stadium field in a miniature morass. BILLETS? IIA! HA! The Indians will not rubllcly COLUMBUS, O., Percy Foster admit their offensive teeth are colored, has a skull that laughs extracted or, at tne very least, at bullets. Foster walked into dulled by a slow Held. But the University Hospital to have a fact is. that they are accustom-dr- y turf fields, ideal bullet wound dressed. The lead - ed to fast en pellet had been fired from for a fast running a. tack and a revolver by Nick Blanch, he well coordinated passing game, The Beavers, on the other said. It had entered above the right temple, had been turned, hand, come from the webfoot aside by the skull, and then state where muddy Holds are had coursed along the bone for taken as a matter of course. Before the downpour or rain, four inches. Hospital authorities extracted the bullet and found the Utes were favorites to de feat Oregon state. But with a itilat. Ore Frerf , Leading the present Logan slake champs will be Francis captain and gUArd. TTan Scholes is without n doubt tale Ul wards ever devel-spehotel oped jn m Men circles. He is roomigreat 0n defense and The uVroueh'with'a'baskctor twn'in nd the night. A local keeper gave, him a nice with a comfortable bed. next morning Fred had left, and so had the bedspread. Police checked up and found it in a pawnshop, where it had been pawned for ten cents. They looked up Fred and he admitted t0T hi! ingratitude multnomah transformed jmiiii:iim!iiiiin'iuiiti!iii;iiim!iHHiiiinii!i!!Ui!iimiir!iii!iiimi!!mi;i;,Htn:mi:!tmmiu:tii:!ffiTtiT!iiniiiiiui!!iiiiiiiiiimmtmii!iiHm!imiiiiiiffli!' Todays Sport Parade NEW Logan Seventh ward basketball champions of northern Utah a year ago will.be given their first real test of the jwtt-so- n when the meet the Providence First Warders during the week of December 7 to 12 in the 9 E Coach -- 3 2 0 H. Scholes PacT Us QU'fp fO FALL .5PF Sumner Hale, who has coached the gcVeritli ward boys lor the last" four years, Is in the east studying. Claude wet field In prospect, even former Brigham Young Quinney college money wagers are beginning to star will direct the team. John Hull vill be manager and assisprevail. 0 10 CiP.MG I1. kEDuGlMGr u 2 11 - fO.C nt 6 42 G. T. F. Darley, rf Hirst, If Hirst, c Dunford, rg Hull, lg Vanderhoof, If .K.Voit-i"- T by-la- ELEVENTH WARD Total Officials: M Attention of members of the Logan Commercial league is called to the first meeting of the year which is to be held Thursday at 7:30 p. m- - at the Chamber of Commerce. The call was made by President Ottis Peterson. Election of officers, namand coning of a stitution committee and other important organization work Ls to be taken up and it is of utmost that every club be represented. USE THousamds OF, -- O 1 --3 1 Scholes, lg Larsen, If ..... Nelson, 2 4 . AS PUZZLED is EE- GAJ r WARD O. T. F, P. 3 17 1 month plaps to urge abolishment of thr wedge play which protects the catcher of the kickoff. the believes Cavanaugh wedge" play responsible for injuries which caused the death of Cadet Richard Sheridan of the U. S. Military Academy and Cornelius Murphy of Fordham. Both Sheridan and Murphy were Injured on kick-o- ff plays, being blocked out by players the ball carrier. protecting LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3 UJ9 There was no suspicion of foul The Bruin publication of the tactics jn either accident. University of California at Los , Angeles, published an article A. today by A. Maxwell Clark, editor, asserting it was common knowledge that all Pacific coast teams are proselyting athletes," and that two colleges on the coast are deliberately taking care of football players and building universities out of gate receipts. . Football is nearing a climax, Ice skaters will have a chance the editorial declared. It has held public interest so far be- to try out their skill Friday on cause of its apparent cleanli- the new constructed U. S. A. C. ness and freshness. But there skating rink. The pond is lois goihg to be a day and the cated Just south of the stadium. is a fairly big plot and workY day isnt far off, when stadiums It will cease to be the principal ers have been busy during the week in getting the rink part of institutions of higher past in good shape. Mkrning. A fence and bleachers will be The only reason there Ls not more proselyting at the Univer- constructed in the very near sity of California at Los An- future. The new project comes geles was because we cannot under the direction of the phyafford it. the editorial assert- sical education department with H. B. Hunsaker in charge. Jack ed. Clark charged all colleges on Croft. Assistant coach, and Carl the coast either paid athletes Neilsen, an enthusiastic outhas also in some way or enticed them th door sport lover. been working on the project. enroll. is euglepe-- , 42-2- 8. al eov-eia- Bv Tove "THAT foxy phan n COMMERCIAL LEAGUE IIOOI MEETING SET S, ripe teams, ward M men teams " school and independent outfits too numerous to mention are swinging into action on a big pro- -, gram. In fact, as far as participation is concerned, basketball even tops football as the king of sports. In point of interest, foot ball is still on top but in Utah at least, Ure throne seat is tottering. In response to this growing popularity, the Herald-Journis arranging extra special during the winter months. It is naturally Impossible to a small sports staff to cover every game but with a little cooperation, lesults should be published. All M Men teams and other independent clubs are Invited to send in announcements and results of games for publication. To aid in this work, some special scoring sheets which may be used lor. scoring during the game and for reporting the results have been prepared and may be leceived by calling at the Herald-office. All managers are urged to report games as soon as possible in order that they may be published before they become ancient history. AthleUc managers of the various stake leagues throughout Cache Valley as well as any other leagues that may be formed are urged to send in the team standing and percentage This every week. regularly contributes much interest to the game and keeps everyone informed. the college and Although high school leagues, naturally, are the most important, we believe that the M men and other basketball teams are coming to the fore rapidly and deserve consideration. Lets go folks. Basketball Is on full force. MR. KOOPlE t IS MV ItivEM-TiOkTHUMB THE EM6LEDEPFER HrfcH-HIKER- S ENLARGED CELLULOID THUMB "THatT SLIPS Ofi OVER THE HrfcH - HlkERls THE iPEA CAME NATURAL THUfUF Tb ME OWE DAV WHILE TRViMG To iMrtb toui thumb am advo So MAFiV CARS "PASSEP ME LIP, THAT I FIGURED THE PRIVERS DiDkiY GUESS MV PURPOSE AMD THE iklSPlRATiOkl CAME fo ME To IWVEmT THE HlTcH - wfijis Basketball, that king qf 'all winter sports, is off to a flying start. Wmh By AHERN al um plnclms' His running mate. Brig Scott, is not as good on defense but is used more as a running guard and he has counted S heavi- the HugheCs great shooter and floor man, will be at one forward position. This in ly chap is a regular, Seth Parkinson of M Men teams. Herbert Fletcher was used at the other forward berth last year and Will probably play that position again. Alvin Carlson appears to have Althe job about sewed up. though he played well a year ago, he should have a better season during 1932. 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