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Show 4 J 7- -1 r THE PAGE FOUR. HERALD-JOURNA- FEBRUARY SATURDAY, UTAH, LOGAN, L. m For Logan Fights WANT AD RATES Preston Indians Fall Before Speedy Attack si amhm. oi S BA Mar ' of : Logan HOLMAN Nri oueli ami ri.ivr. Author IViskHhall "Winning ULr insertion one cent per for one week, five cents ptr word, for one month, 15 Minimum cent" per word rhirge tor first insertion 15 rents Ii not paid wi'hin three will be days double price charged. Ar ci B. Y. LEADERS chirks baby f rt he jV in V:l y. . .i u ' ur' MF0EMATI311 DEPT. , Ha L 1. V J ' r i p. 'j1 - . Y- - South Uaiho North Cache - K. XI. ( 11 FUR Ibis Week1- - Results Ilfsloii :.n South Cache U, Niith .it he Local's ,!1, Si hcilub i 34-2- 11 - 11 With the possible exception of the third quarter, the Grizzlies Brown outplayed the Idahoans. of Logan started the scoring with two field goals in the opening minutes of play. Kyan followed with a field goal and Haslam and Brown each counted a foul toss to complete the Logan scoring in the first quarter. Larsen, brilliant Preston center did all of the losers scoring with two field goals. The second quarter saw perhaps the best brand of ball of the eveOtterbeek and Brown ning. counted two field goals, Haslam one and Ryan a foul toss to give the Loganites 12 points as compared to seen for Preston. Larsen, Poole and Johnson diu the scoring for the Indians. Preston came back strongly but to no avail and the Grizzlies after a shaky .start in the third quarter found the range in the fourth to drive home a hard surprise fought and victory. had been The Indians given the upper haqd to repeat tneir win of a week ago due largely to the fact that the game was being played in the Preston gym. But the Loganites were a far different team than the one that took it on There the nose a week ago. was no let-u- p in their playing after they had obtained a commanding lead in the first half. In defeat, Preston played a great game. They passed well and usually worked the ball in for close-uHowevei it was the shots. ability of the Logan defensive men Wilford Kowallis and Bus" ut- terbeck to bottle up the scoring activities of the Preston forwards. Chatterton and Evans, that ulti- mately meant1 victory for the Griz- ilies. Kowallis who was assigned (fuestmn If nu NEXT: Diet of basketball -t 16-2- 4 24-2- 4 25-2- 4 play- - HYRUM WINS BY NARROW MARGIN Hyrum came from behind to win a victory over the Mention Eagles Thursday night at the The final score was Dansante one-poi- 39-3- 8 With one minute to go, Mendon was leading by three points D. Nielsen sunk a long one after taking it from the tipoff and then H Nielsen slipped in for the w'inning points with a setup. Hughes of Memlon was high noint man with 19 counters followed closely bv H Nielsen with - 17 The game was a regularly scheduled Independent League contest. Chat-terto- The M. one-a- . S Mm 111 I AC . . f I. A. dramas sponsored recently, three 'The Killer," "Peggy," "Women Folks." The last one was chosen for contest. The cast includes Norman Hattie Loosle, Amy Ravstm, and Bernice Jardine. Thompson The judges were Miss Thelma Goodev, Mrs Eunice Ravsten and Mr. Newel Thompson. The wood chopper entertainers met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Griffiths and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clark recently. The evening's entertainment consisted of songs, music and dancing. Refreshments were served. The adult class spent a soc. lal evening recently. "The Life of Aoraham Lincoln" was given by and a drama Clark Clarence sketch by Abbie Godfrey, quartet, George Myler and company, '.Life of George Washington," Wendell 1S 545 Godfrey: song. Miss Kay ThompHE son and Gay Dahle. reading by G T F. P Refresh-mentMrs Hulda Thompson were served. Mr and Mrs George Lcoslc, Jr, are proud parents of a tine baby boy. All concerned are doing well The elders and their rs met Wednesday Two evening games of basketball weie pl.i'td The remainder of the evi mng w m u : 1 league leading scorer, held the basket shooter to two lone field c oals, both counted in the second Hyer, Van Orden. g half. Otterbeek allowed Evans a H Johnson, g similar amount. Big Kert P,yr, was also an important part in the Tot ils . Logan defense, t.me after tune Jie big fellow went high m the nr to block apparently muc shuts 1ST at the hoop. Attempting to pick an individual star would be a hard job ti TAKES DIVISION men played the entile gum mi .her coach choosing to substitute Hi own, b1 Lowell 'Lightning' SMITHFIELD Snuthfield Fiist Grizzly forwaul. was high point man of the game with 15 v. .no won the hampmnshtp of the U'irn division of Benson stake ;ounters. Somewhat weakened bv ltl-obin Pharsdav night when Smith-'itl.- l 1 recent sickness, tne litt.e Sci uni! want went down in was forced to stay m nficn-avigh hut t game territory throughout the u ime ami losers was high it was his sensation d si. noting in 17 the first half that en counters Tou w dies into such a cnmnui l.i g q ad tiers with 10 pin mg a good RYAN, KOWALLIS LEAD GRIZZLIES the g ime Ryan was again up to t m'i oiids de- tricks intercepting pass the floor and using hi aeight to good advantage on Hie sumnuirv n shots. The big boy was slutted from guard to forward m nel,-:- o give the Grizzlies a larger man to go in after tips The change worked fairly well and Ryan v as largely responsible tor taking the Dali from center, and believe it r not he committed but two touls throughout the game. Kowallis was perhaps the shining light in the Logan a'tuik In addition to stopping Chatterton, SMITHFIELD SECOND it was hi3 ability to take the ball Dff the backboard and start the Logan offensive down the floor that played a big part in the Gr Otterbeek played a triumph. 0 great guarding game and time! 7' j after time advanced the ball be-- j 0 gond the center of the floor with 0 clever dribbling. He also contributed six points. Haslam played 35 i T Watts, f Brooks, f Kinner, e. I.und, g. Pennion, g Kramer, g OlPORTl Hansen, West. f. business, unlimited profits. Eve Sat tionally adveitised Post. Demand Universal. Startling facts guaranteed true Laboratory tested at leading Universities and highly endorsed Wisconsin merchant drives .3oo miles without changing or addtruck fully loaded ing oil runs 30 miles without oil. Air-plane flies 35 minutes without oil. 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Price re- - t v - T Brothers Company, SMITHFIELD - ne vr HELP WANTED y Ag-gu- full-gam- p Aggies went in to and tipped over Cougars a couple so did Utah meet the ball to go in F'lday night The score was in their tavor That meeting the ball was the s The si ret of their success. eg tered a fairly good peril ul ipe of their shots, at least as good us Utah, but they just could-n- t voiK the bull down the floor oft en enough And if that lsn t sufticient, this young freshman. Winner, was, at on Friday night, enough to h win any man's ball game. He repeatedly sin kered the Aggies to sneak in for setups or lead them out of the way so his teammates could (oast in for buckets Aftet piling up a lead of lute m the first half, the Utes started coasting and the Aggier put on their only real spurt of the (venmg to tie the count at Then, just as the gun went off, McN'iel as the fouled Bennion Utah guard went in tor a setup He scored one of h; two pitches to give the I'tes a lead at the half. In the second half, the Utes ran up eight points before the Aggies could score They kept out in fiont from there on in although the Aggies made a ball game out of it, pulling up to within four points of the leaders on two occasions The Utes took possession of the ball in the last five minutes however. to score seven points while bolding the Aggies sroreless to run up a big final lead. The Farmer hoopsters played ball Friday night. slow, listless They were all badly off although Alsop and Petty played the best of the group. Hansen, who went in for Watts early in the game, also played exceptionally good basketball. For Utah, there were five fighting maniacs, led by a smooth-woikin- g captain, Dick Lund. Lund and his partner at guard, Bennion, both took a major part in the Utah offense as well as directing the tight defense. Harry Brooks was chief rustler for the Redskins while Taft Watts was general handy man. The two teams play at the Smart gymnasium again tonight at 8 p m. It will be the last home appearance of the Aggies and the fund game of the veai with Utah UTAH i are srhediilrd la to one game a week, how do 011 hold mail) seriniiiiages Iretueetl games1. Answer Ilnh r mu Ii i in must am i s the squad would meet tor four piactnis The lirsl two are with not loo light woikouls strenuous a s( riniumge involved The third, the heaviest one of the W'eek. i.s given over to a stiff K(iuis of almost Kvnns at forward played a clever scrimmage The fourth is spent in proportion floor gme. rustling the ball in drills and shooting practice. a good manner Chatterton fought There is much basketball that nard but on the small floor Ko can be taught by means other than walks had his number and despite a Overdoing the latcb vi r pivoting and ball handling, terscrimmage method has many dangers. It he could not shake the Logan reads to make the players nerguard. vous and irritable and leaves The lineup: them in sluggish playing condiLOGAN tion. well-earn- .142 48-3- Here is the proM-position of til1 hands mi Hie hall for a I long pass lagers rest on the luring. f tators. 7 in H j 4 1 Just us Utah meel the ball Biigham Young of weeks back, - uu usual fint floor game and nunted two field goals and a frail it, gamer five points l,(iiMn, stellar renter of the Indians, was the big o4 m the This bov rolled in Indian aUu! Imle .imj pUyrd fm tl(,M a hiir game Poole was again with his nM)l j, Jn evidente itml tm.sket llllt lv mtl.ri eiUiig snooting fioin i lie foul line tern-- ; lirv Johnson, his running mute wh() jumped center and ,i( fell bark to guard made ihm Kowallis work for the tip and on tlJ ;lj smaller the oi l a.Mon.s tpieston boy actually outjumped 3 850 714 428 Richarda-Wuudian- Center. We.--t Laugh Plumbing cumpaiu . RADIO SERVICE-trviee of all models. 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' PRESTON Setting a U throughout the entire game, Gt " Burns Crookston's Logan team turned the tallies on the Preston fur Friday eu 34 mng to win by the ywe of A week ago in the l.og. in g r.n.the Prestonites deleated Uu 31 3" zhes by a one point margin Much on the order o! a vtiK n ago, the Logamtei went into early lead and increase. tap vantage us the gtur.e progressed At huh into the second quarter f r t time, the score .stood Preston t hum ultimate winners back strongly in the third quarter to outscore the Grizzlies . 5. It appeared that the Indians were again going to overtake the the Logan boys but going into fourth quarter, the Logan defense Ryan, Otterlaek tightened and Haslam sent the locals into a commanding lead with eight points as compared to Prestons six Sl'PERIOR PLAY STANDS OCT la the final analysis it was the superior all around playing that brought of the Loganites them victory. Their shooting was good after they once found the range and their floor play was greatly improved over that of a week ago. Preston on the other nand was guilty of much bad passing, especially in the latter stages of the game. They attempted many long passes aimed for Chatterton underneath the basket and in many cases the ball found its way into the spec- ...... Aggus Montana State 1. ( ceh's Next ? f For tilt best plumbing repair aiul installation service. pit 5 SE R VI C E PLUMBING LEGAL RATE (1 N- ECONOMIC Modern Moituary. 200 ?.- STANDING Won Losj . MORTICIA- i Ten cents per line per insertion. ilvsloii iwsif a b Kui wad AGGIES, NEAR Ms i: i l.n UTES SPANK k I 1LTfl if i PIIONEg |