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Show imiUTliiliiMiifi THE ' A lIERALD-JOl'UNAI- UHiAX, UTAH ., m,i;r muN'mv, FACE FIVE. FOR EMI ggies and Agin Em Gives Exhibition Tonight State Hods Eastern Ik. pji Duk ami western division noop R.M C. of Utah Statt' returned ihampions to Logan Sunday after lompielelj routing the Utah university (.agers in the final series of the schedule at Salt Lake City Friday and The crew will rest a Saturday. couple of days and then git down to serious work for the RMC. title playoff at Logan Thursday. Friday and Saturday, March 7, 8 and 9. The Aggie opponent will be decided this week when the final games of the eastern division will tie played, with Greeley State, the leaders, facing the Colorado eol- lege honpsters in two games and the Colorado Mineis in the final contest. Should the Greeley boys win two of the games they will meet the Farmers for the title, while if they lose two to the Tigers, Colorado college and Wyoming will be tied for the title. Should they lose one to Colorado college and then iust happen to be upset by the Miners, however, Wyoming will have the title. Although tne Aggies trounced the Utes to take the title, tile Redskin ace, Bill Kinner, carried away individual scoring honors with 167 points for the season. Followihg him is Crowton, Cougar forward, who finished the season with 152 points, eight points above Jim Young of Montana State who closed the "season with 144 points, to his credit. Captain Cleo Betty was the first Aggie in the listing with 137 points, followed by Kent Ryan who si ored 103 points. Ed Wade of the Aggie3 and Jay Whitman of Brigham Young finished the season in a tie for scoring honors among the guards with 86 points each. doubt the Farmers removed all of their supremacy on tne western side of the conference Saturday night when they won their fourth hoop victory over the Redsjfins during the season, sweepingboth Logan and Salt Lake! serial With both regular forwards sitting on the bench, the Aggies aced to a he Utes in 51 to 41 victory oyer the final gaine.vii With Captainyleo Petty and Kent Ryan on the bench, tne Farmer forward combination of Shelby West and Harold Hanson worked almost as smoothly as the regulars have in previous games, keeping the Utes throughly after the first few submerged The Utes gained an minutes. passed them early lead, but Aggiesnever headed and were at Couch Kouniy m-- J 13-1- thereafter. 0 Hanson shared scoring honors among the Farmers with 13 points, while West came through with 12 Bill Kinner, Utah cencounters. ter, led all scorers with 14 points. Watson continued his great play of Friday night and thoroughly justified the confidence placed in him throughout the season. Ed Wade, rangy guard, was the outstanding star for the winners, playing brilliant defensive ball and scoring seven points. itie Montana State Bobcats ran their upset victories to three when they handed the Brigham Young Cougars their second setback in two nights at Bozeman, the final score being 56 to 46. 'The Cougais played even ball with the Montanans during the first half and tied the score at 34 to 34 early in 'the second half but could not stay with the flying Bozeman team in the end. Exum carried away high point honois with 18 counters, while Jm Young chalked up 14 points and Ogle 13. Whitman and Giles of the Cougars scored 13 points and Crnwton 12 to lead the Cougar at- tack. UTAH AGGIES G. T. F. P. nun hr M uu .iition to iin;:i hoiir. with iert( j oi iiiii.il U 43-4- 1 B Y U. 41- - hi rt idta t.u Tat ut e astern dimsion 2. VoU, Westerr 1 Week Grtelev State s. Colo-- i ado college at Colorado Springs; Colorado Friday, college vs Greeley State at Greeley; Saturday, C'oluiado Mines vs. Grei ley State TueMjay, Colorado Greeley; Denver. jat at vs. .Denver Results Last Week Eastern division; Greeley State Colorado 15; Colorado college Colorado Wyoming Colorado Aggies West4 ern State Denver Greeley State 35, Mines 16. 31, 32-- 20-3- 4, - jfahetb v 'A 3 f 'ifv -- Moot's. -, The Sports Parade GETS By IIE.NUY McLEMOKE FAVORED SPOT j Cunningham Sets A New Mark in 1500 Meter Run By Lawton Carver United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Feb. 25 (t'.li Gene Venzke, dream runner of Pennsylvania, will step out of the role of Stooge next Saturday night against a field he should be able to whip v.ith hobbles on his feet. The Dream Runner, who has found the indoor season one long nightmare of chasing Glenn Cunningham, and last Saturday night Bill Bonthron besides, will run in the 1.500 meters of the intercolmeet at Madison legiate Square Garden and will be an odds-o- n choice to win any way he chooses. No Nemesis He won't have Cunnirgham and Bonthron to face and against the best of the racers he is a standout in a meet which will attract few big names, but will bring some bristling for competition Manhattan's team championship. More than 30 schools will enter their best talent, including Keith Brown, Yale vau'ter and high at jumper. Brown is champion vaulting, unbeaten in varsity competition, and has , cleared 6 feet 6 18 inches in the jumps. will be folThe intercollegiate lowed by the K. of C. games on March 18, cringing to a close a season which reached its peak last Saturday night in the A. A. U. National Championships. Crowd Attends Lured by the eighth duel between Cunningham and Bonthron, with Venzke in for good measure, anothtr capacity crowd of 16,000 saw five world s records broken, one tied and a championship mark bettered, with Cunningham furnishing the big thrill. The Kansas miler beat Bonthron by 30 yards and Vcn 'ke by a yard more in the l.jOiX) meters and lived up to his advanre prediction that he would break his own record of 3.52 2. His time was 3:50.5. records included world Other 9 inch broad Jesse Owens' 3 jump: Henry Dreyer's Hank throw; weight in walk Cicrr.an's b:07.3 and an 0:08. 60 meter dasn bv both Ccn Johnson and Owens. Percy Beard tied his own record in the high hurdles. er HOUSTON, Tex., Feb. 25 l'.R Gus Moreland of Dallas, Walker cup player, served warning to other United States Topflight amateur golfers that his comeback is genuine with a 5 and Eaton of 3 victory over Zell Oklahoma City, Western amateur champion, in the finals of the Houston counannual try club, tournament yesterday. Eaton won the first hole but was two down at the end of the first nine and was never In the front thereafter Moreland had a 73 for the first 18 to 74 for Eaton It was Moreland's fourth victory mid-wint- in the tournament. Fred-titl- Benny e- -t HTiJ a: want I'.i, d Ki-- fit X.I'I - ' n U (.lit n ii !u c- J) r , 1' J.o- - . r...v uiu- - be L I' ('"1. Uln FOR SALE llilKf j i ire h itio I'i at il'.M ai 1' to- - mi . .j. F26. N Dii.illt 5 l.t.v.tii. into tne ( Kaplan of Legal Notices ih t nil H Editor's Non: While the .M liu.in.sl in ai.i I.t the or i' v ut Ji.nn v in.ui ts 'uhiiMtn'd to this uilunni, i .!. t t m -- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Feb. (('.Pi This state is bolito crazy, holiio being a game of chance usually conilui ted by Cubans in such picturesquely named house, as Turkey Paul's, Fair Square Joe's and the Big Joint. 25 Azucas Wins Richest American Turf Purse t'Hi: g.en $105.-73- follow-throug- er Pari-Mutu- $800,-(".- ), CANABIAR SKIERS d, Wheeler Is New Quebec Champion K i:i I U (!n N'n i K 1 NOTICE ii!'u ol w t.ih N i bl- ). Nu,,b. ,i:Ti;ri) p.,n Hihe Shop. I. f V hind, Ul-- . No. 1, F2B. "p'ifth F-- l-- 54 F-2- 5 hri7T ' t In the 0i,iuu:i o! many sjmrt rah" ni. of the nuwt ubotie tin I'flumting at o; posing a filin' took (dace at he start of the Saturday lniers- T i,rh s h'oI t y vs Etah Agjne game. Tne outjtyronaMUiji Glaikston became the Demon burst was directed at Swartz, umstake entry Saturday ni;ht when pire in charge of the game, and made by EniverMty of Utah they defeated Sphthfield 43 to 3 wa-round atudents. More of such outbursts in the final game of the robin touinev. The two teams were are in the making if our present tied fit 36 to' 33 at the end of the system of officiating is allowed regular pkning tune ant! an ex- to m on. tra period was nettssary to decide of conclusion At the singing, A the winner. Utah Man." during which every The winners put on a brilliant person in attendance stood, a large seond half rally to win the crown group of Enmrsity of Utah stu?. the Smithheld Le got away to dents on the wist side of the to 19 t and laid n a gymnasium offered a somewhat h at half t.me 'The lowers also exi lusive yell ending wit : "We 33 U si l the mark, thud quarter don't give a damn for any damn to 23. man that dont give a damn for 'The Uifhinond South wan! won us Wo don't give a damn for th:'d pkee m the round robin by KahfjE' The last line was redefeatn g Lewiston in a pielim-Lrirpeated four or five times. gane. The final sioie was Suih booing is nothing new to 2V to 3i. many of us who have attended of basketball hundreds games where the officials have been fooed Rut, there must be a cause 'GP. f H iynrd, f for such at tion by basketball fans, V aie, c particularly in Rocky Mountain K Plowman, g Conference. It is my belief that Ki h, g the real blame can be placed on he com hes, who under the presIdiN" ent system do the interpreting of the inks and instruct the official. Totals how the games are to be handled CLARKSTON End r these conditions the are laboring under .a great Gnffm, f .1 UnL II, f handicap. Godfrey, o Whv not revei se these me'.hods Atkinson, g ... do their and have the officials Hi. Pars, g ov.ii interpretation of the rules? Anhihald e can never hone to have better Ruvstcn officiating until t lie officials are allowed to call the plays accord-nTotals to their own instead of the desires of the coaches. RICHMOND Thec is no doubt that basket-bafans of the Rocky Mountain Nelson, f Conference are ready for a change Scott, f p of the present sysin the Tripp, c tem of officiating. Rut. regardless Hendricks, g i of what unfnrAben system Tmith, adopted, as long as the coaches Larsen of the participating schools are al(lark lowed to interpret the rules to Egan the officials, the gents under very few conditions, should be booed. As a suggestion, why not have LEWISTON the executives of the Rocky Mountain confeienre select 8 or 10 basketball officials, who are capLewis, f able of meeting the necessary re0 0 0 W. Harrison, c Have these officials quirements. work out their own interpretation of the rules and then see that the coaches develop the teams according to the officials interpretation. If the coaches are allowed to do the dictating again in 1935-- the outburst at the University vs. Utah Aggie game will be enlarged upon until the great game of basketball will be marred by such idiotic procedure. -Max Yours for better basketball, HAMBURG, Feb. 25 TP) A FAN. Schemeling and Stave Hamas prohere bably will enter the ring it in the betting, March 10 even was Indicated today by the present odds shortened to 5 from on Sehmeling a week ago. Hamas has settled dewn to intensive training at Suburban Ris-sebut has sent out a rush cal! for sparring partners. Bob Cavr 11. NEW YORK, Ffib. 25 an English heavyweight, has been its lethstock market resumed added to the camp. argic course today. Prices debut clined early in the session and on short covering rallied closed irregular. unlike but Bond3 declined, failed to rally. Railstocks they I road issueb were weakest, some losses running to 5 points. U. S. government issues joined the decline after some ofthem had made highs. liuNSARVs newBefore th" meager rally of the last hour in stocks, dozens of issues had been depressed to new lows for the year or longer. RailGALLERY road shares resumed their decline out-frrn- ) y 2 i4t Ftrt Noith. H some and p.iMur to Mi ckuj,r 65TI!7st ClIirKL.'! ri.r.UK cul "i'ii'us,i;i INKodMAIkN CREDITORS TO a luiriu v South ater and hou'it. I.t fall t. Lu-- t. 2 joj r,.mt of tne first AI.HU.KX. at raw. Phono A!.o J .( t .i 1'iM? ,i ni th..it. t l toi I'd t'oimtv of c! 'Funk, Ti: VM hH'7 Ut Itov n.f n r ol t to ,i tr Ki hmon.l, t th. 2 l.uiiii lo-- t Wiir, L Ol S w Jims w Mijii( i ill a tinto urnl.rt.i i'td oijcIh .it til., otfi" i:i ivn.d T! Albert -- t tuts M.otvr r.ohel s.tU,v, TM,.krKK K2 J. n r .MIs Hank Huiuimii, FOLK HnrsK with barn Mi tla lie pffiM d Apul, o Ami Finds extra lot. AVest K WiMer side of J'ronlrftre station. Chill A h n a t mt 11 K.ist t'ntrr, Logan FZft. I). Preston Amiiitk v for Admmtrntrix STKAW P. J, Welch, Paradis. iL'Mi-18 Keb. 11 March 4 2.'., Maivn 4. 11. 1 9 :i 5. umk iK'rvp, $25 00. Albert M-- f g self-risin- g 'K l' wir-he- s LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25 U'P. Citizens wager upward of winner of the $100,000 a day on bolito, with tne Azucar, bets ranging from one dime to added Santa Anita handicap, will to rest not be allowed upon serious money. laurels won Saturday but will be Derun of Fred, Jr., fiequently, Bolito's charm lies chiefly in troit his owner, indicated today. its simplicity. There's practicSpanish-name- d The Irish-Breally nothing to it. At a certain steeplechaser which won the richtime each night, after all the est flat race in the world prowagers are in, a gent of the bably will bt entered in the Bay sort who wears patent leather Meadows which Spring Stakes, shoes all his waking hours, may be worth $50,000 if enough takes a bag that once held 12 good ' are entered. horses flour pounds of In Grand National and fills it with little wooden will Alger said he probably balls the size of marbles. enter Azucar in the 1936 grand National steeplechase in England. The balls are numbered from William Kyne, manager of Bay 1 to 100. Armed with the bag, Meadows track, near San Francisthe gent mounts a platform in co, said before departing for the a room of a bolito house, Be- -. north that he hopes to gut Azucar, as are the on floor, fore him, Twenty Gra id. Time Equipoise. as the day's players many of Supply, Mate, Frank Ormont and a At hold. will room signal the others for the feature re.ee at the the gent winds up and lets fly Northern track which opens in with the bag, after the manthree weeks, just after Santa Aniner of a bride tossing her bouta Meeting is concluded. quet to her attendants. The Azucar's victory over one of the man, woman or child now fields ever nominated for greatest catches the bag, which is tightan American turf event brought ly bound at the top, clutches his owner $108,400. The previous one of the numbered balls in 0 high in racing purses was death-like a grip. won by Whichone in the 1929 Belmont futurity. who has thrower The Good Ride made a perfect Given a good ride by Jockey runs to the side of the catcher George Woolf, Azucar moved from 14th at the quarter to fourth at and, with a razor blade or and moved up knife, cuts the number the the three-quartto in the stretch catcher has chosen. Thats the win by two anil for the day, throw second, lengths. Ladysman was those who bet on the lucky Time Supply third and Top Row 1. to 80 number are paid fourth. The two favored horses, Equipoise and Twenty Grand, finto 10(1 1, be should The odds ished seventh and tenth, re its must house hae but the , spectively. The drew an attenpercentage. handicap dance of 45,000, a coast record and the total was Theres r.o trouble in gcttirg Bohto ticket,, frr the sacs another coast record. On the no of the "various homes miss handicap race alone, $239,335 alsi a ic, cud for the AVest, was bet. one. They have agents in e.roi office Azucar paid $26 HO on a $2 win building, every housewives can make a p.. ticket. by giving th'ur servants the price of a ticket. Tampa, with its large Cuban population, is the hotbed of bcliti in Florida. Mr. Red DEFEND CROWN Newton, sports editor of the Tampa Tribune, and an authority on the sport, estimates MONTREAL, Feb. 23 n'T that 90 per rent of the populaCanadian skiers siccessfuliy deThczc tion (day it evry day. fended two of (bur three Dominare dozens of bolito houses In bm ion titles over the week-enwatoh thousands and the. city Gunnnr Oman of Chicago today Telenight. the throw every held the other one. are choked wires Oman outdistanced a fid 1 of phone around ten at night when the 65 Canadian and American Jumptheir ers to take a one point margin citizens begin calling favorite house to learn the over Karl Baathvik, Montreal. John Taylor of Ottawa won tin lucky number. cross country title from a field of 32. According to Mr. Newton who has played the number 22 W. G. Clark of St. Patrick':. a without for two years College, who was third in the fair. is cross country race and 27th in fairly winthe game combined won the the jumps, I'd say that 99 of a hundred title. Oman, in fifth place, leu throws are on the level, Mr. New- American entrants. ton said. Its only when too much money is riding on one number that dear old crookedness is likely. I have heard it said that when too much money is bet on one number, the proprietor somehow QUEP.EC, Que., Feb. 25 U I") -manages to see that the number Wheelet, St. Jovite musher, Harry of in the bag This, is not placed was the champion of the course, would make it difficult today Quebec dog derby. for that number to come up. race He finished the three-la(Copyright, 1935, by United Press) late yesterday 24 minutes, 11 seconds ahead of A. Giguere. of London five times and won an Quebec, with E. Martel, last year's last winner, third. He was six minutes easy decision in 10 rounds night. Kaplan was outclassed from out of second place. The final day's run, through the start, and took a severe drubsoft snow, was the hardest. Two bing in the late rounds. ) claimof the original field of 14 dropped die Miller, Cincinati, O, ant to the world featlarweight out. i,T l HltoFS liirgc pi irur AND GUARDIANSHIPS NOTICES PROBATE DiluiM.i ; ..rtnk mi; er-v- i o i! m nature ami tomerri' ot wuio a NUh.Uvt ni'uiiht, th re'ot e hi oninig (Jcm I mg of puhl n it uhieii he n v. : rii 24 a JHO.iMiO. " r. o ,.(j. toanm will lu.op in paid .' -- L Li t M.m .1 j. . tnut ad Call 50 And a messenger wll come and get your advertisement and remittance LEGAL DATS Ten cents per line per Lneertioa. n ISb WANTED opinions PLAN CONDEMNED 1h Mm I .1 TsT-K- ( A-- . . M-- I i ' l t -- J .11 1 i al-- . 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Strong to unevenly higher; good local steers load good 750 pound Utah heifers $7.75, few out $7.00, medium to good drivein steers and heifers common $5.50 down; medium and good cows few $5.50; cows common $3.00-- 4 00, lower grades $2.75 down; bulls few $5.50; common cows lower grades $2.75 down; juils 4.50, odd head 4.75; good and choice vea'ers $6.25 7.00; lower grades $6.50 down. Sheep; Receipts 3444, through shipments include 1489 to Denver market and 1685 to Omaha market. Load 90 pound Idaho lambs weighed Sunday $7 50 standard freight benefit. 10-2- 5 1 (C.Ri-T- .Stories in STAMPS J ff, 'V h :T $8.25-8.7- $6.00-7.5- $4.50-$5.0- u, Rogues' ) & $6.50-7.2- he , BEliA VWSj, fnvbt ITUNG A RT'S short-liveRepublic. ettaWinhM shortly the World Var bv Bela Knn, has left a winl nunv-ntof its existence in a set of fve in j h .L postage stamp'. he Mumps repn'M nt live jtvolu-ionatKi leaders of Kui op Marx, Fihdrkh EmTb, (yory Tioza, Alexander Reioi'i, and d FRANCTSGO Dairy Mar92 score. Feb. 25 Butter: cents. RANT ket, 33 LT LAKE CITY", Feb. 25 h Mi) extra cartoneet 34 cents in cream delivered Salt Lake City, 31 cents. R - Rutter, F'ii -- t gr-ui- . I $4.50-5.0- $3.00-4.0- A nation-wid- e campaign is being waged by liberals on behalf of Ward H. Rodgers, above, sentenced at Marked Tree, Ark., to six months In jail and fined $500 on conviction of anarchy. Rodgers, now free on appeal bond, was arrested for organizing tenant farmers against alleged injustice of landlords and ousted as FERA educational Instructor. TODAYS MARKETS AT A MERE GLANCE DIVORCE SUITS FILED IN COURT nitr fc suits were filed in the First district court Monday morn-to- g by Leland Huvball and Opal Storks dul and irregular; rally H. Merz. lows. Mr. from Hayball is seeking a divorce .slightly Ronds lovvor; rails break 1 to 6 from his wile. Flora Jackson on til" grounds of cruelty. ponM? Curb stocks irregular in quiet The couple werem arried in Salt Lake Citv, June 25, 7918. Accordtrading. ing to the complaint, two minor Chicago stocks dull and mixed 1 children are to go free and have Call monoy per cent. curown election as to whom Dollar steady in foreign tiur Will iive with. Ihev rencies. 3 V) Mi rz seeks a judgment of Mrs. Wheat closes unchanged cent higer; corn unchanged; oats 420 alinionv per month from her and (he husband, Ra'ph ivlcrz, up G cent. Cotton steady at small gains. custody of a minor chil i. Failure to provide was given as the chief Rubber off 17 to 24 points. Far, silver unchanged at 55 cause for action. The couple were married in l'letton, November 13, rents an ounce. j 1930. Copper 9 t nts a poiyvl. Hi n I c; p tv , J v - t ) U L- a - V' i X .A .,vricM, Wk.t ihlMiTtt nppc.u ui t. S. tlump? 23 1 i $8.85-9.0- $7.50-8.2- Divorce 4 Vn 0; bulls Hugs; 2000; market 25 to 50 cents higher; top $9 00; bulk pigs packing sows 5. 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Eight Win Saturday flight tin b MISCELLANEOUS pi t p.i i i r v .ti J in h Romney Crew Sweeps Redskin Series With To Classified Ad al -- Tn Greeley Herald-Journ- ( to Sheep: 5500: market slow, steady weak; fed Iambs l, BOSTON, Feb. 25 (LM!) Buyers are showing interest in graded fi ere and territory wools, according to today's report of the U. S. Agncu'ture department. In Ohio and similar fleece wools, graded strictly combing 48s, 50s M blood, wools are receiving attention. Good bright wools are held quite firmiv at 25 cents in the grease while average wools are hit cents. available at 1 |