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Show iTliur&day, February 20, 1930. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH." PAGE SIX Promising Boxers Ready For Battle At Arena Tonight Strenuous Trainingfits Bobcats Entrain Them for Public ApFor Final Games pearance Three Fistic Bouts and Two WrestWith Utah Teams Show Events ling Rain or Shine. Bozeman, Mont., Feb. 20 (AP) Bent on snaring their fouith The boxing and wrestling ex- straight western division baskethibition at the Dansante tonight, ball championship In 12the Tocky Montana conference, gives promise of an entertain- mountain ment worthy of 'the patronage of State Bobcats and Coach Schuall devotees of strenuous sports, i bert Dyche - entrain here today Cache Valley has been generously for Utah. treated by the promoters of these The University of Utah quintet sporting events during the winter at Salt Lake City will supply the months and while theJinanclal opposition for the Bobcats Friday gain has been small to the men and Saturday nights. On Monday whose efforts have made them and Tuesday nights of next week possible. It Is Indicated there will they will invade the Door of the Coach be a generous outpouring of fans Utah Aggies at Logan. at the big show tonight. Dyches cagers must win two of Those who have been clamor- these four games to clinch diing for more fights than, wrest- vision laurels. ling matches on the' weekly DanDyche said he probably would sante athletic card, should be not be able to start Cat" satisfied with the show tonight Thompson, forward ace, against as there are three fights and only the Utes, because of a sprained two wrestling bouts. Any one of knee Thompson suffered in the the bouts, however, should reveal tilt against Mount St. Charles real class. The wrestling matches college at Helena last Saturday. bring here three good out of All his other hoopsters were In town men. George Nelson, wrestl- trim. ing coach of the U. S. A. C. will Dyche, will take these players have his hands full with Ivan on the Utah invasion: Thompson, Kollish, the terrible. Kollish has Frank Orland ' ward, Ward, a reputation of roughing them Worthington, Ray Buzzettl, Ed up but with George's science of Buzzetti, Ario, McFarland, Sadler, the game, the new comer may Wendt, Breeden and Homme. not get a chance to use this style for he will nQ doubt be put on the defense much of the time. Mushers Await This match will go to a finish and will be full of action throughof Ashton i out. Hy Sharman has -appeared here a eouple if 'times this season Annual Dog Race and both times put up a real battle. He is in the welterweight class and keeps the show Ashton Idaho, Feb. 20 moving at all times. This man teams of racing dogs, urDoc Johnson recently defeated Dean Parks of Provo which is ged by some of the best known sufficient to say that he wll' drivers of the west, are to conmake Sharman extend himself to test here next Saturday in the annual American dog derby. the limit. Historic rivalry or many of the Del Among the fistic bouts, who is drivers who have met in the Baxter, heavyweight, at pre- - Ashton classic in former years, Is makings Logan his home ' y stev heightened by their race at Ogden last Saturday of Salt Lake who 'fought George Trenkle to a draw here last week. and Sunday, and the Tahoe-Sier-Del is working out every day with derby in California a few days some of the best boys In town before. The same 11 drivers who tried and Is in the pink of condition. This will be a real slug fest and their mettle and that of their - may the best man win. dogs over the new course - of the at Ogden Kid Barger, Treasureton light Wasatch dog derby weight, who is rapidly coming to have entered the race here. the front,' is pftted against Billy Snow conditions, pronounced Fisk of Salt Lake. The latter ideal were an added incentive came to Logan once this winter to efforts at a new record for course over which the and defeated Garth Clark. Clark the has fought Barger three times American derby tvill be run. The Ashtonr record of 1 hour, this winter and while he has lost the decision time, he has 53 minutes and 35 seconds, which bad stood for four years since made the Gem Bill Trude made it in 1925, was out and do his beaten four times in the Ogden scheduled for same as th race, twice By EaTl Kimball of Lewiston, Idaho, who won the heavyweights! A four round match that will Wasatch derby. Kimball is expected to try for be full of screams, will be the one between Fat Clark of Lo- a still faster 'time in the Ashton gan and Wllile Zllles of College race where he will be faced by McCall woman Ward. Clark has put on many a Thtfla Geelan, show locally that has never fail- musher, who w&s second in the ed to please. iHe fought at the Ogden- - race, and by Roy Stover, Ogden Stock show recently and also of' McCall, third at Ogden made such iTTift that Hardy K. and winner of the Downing of Salt Lake took him derby. the next week to Sait Lake where Fred Printz of Cascade, Idaho, j he fought to a draw with Bland, won last year's American derbv the Kansas City dad that met In 1 hour, 58 Canutes and 19 George Trervjde in Logan one seconds. night this winter. He has put on a couple of shows at Preston also where he brought down the Bill Cissell . house with Ills style of fighting. Zillea challenged Clark and the lads were matched. Both boys May Work Second have been In training the past month and a good show is proFor While Sox mised. Takg these bouts all in all, they,, should make, plenty of fun for one evenings dtertain San Antonio, Tex., Feb. 20 ment. (AP) Bill Cissell, the Chicago White Sox $123,00ff shortstop, may Confesses Crime be moved . to second base this season- - Manager Donie Bush has 4 ' (Continued from Page One) Indicated.' at Cissell has been worked since the - second. base every day "spoil 'our case. Sox arrived." Irving Jeffries," reSpecial Prosecutor Walter J. cruit Infielder has teamed with Mougey however, revealed that Cissell at shortstop. Whether the confession was complete ex- this arrangement will get anycept that it did not say what was where depends much upon the done with the body. The por- work of Bill Huntaefleld, Utility tions of the previous statements infielder last season, who will arof Hannah and Earl Conald that rive with the second squad. were in the Orrville they garage - of Frank Fey when Melvis was Okeechobee Ranke Second to them by Hanpahs ten brought The Geological sun ey says that the year old son, Junior, wefg reiternrea of Lake Okeechobee varies from ated, Mougey said. The confession was believed to 710 to 730 square miles, and also that have exonerated who it is the second Conald, Hannah had heretofore Insisfed lake In the United largest States. The Inrg was the slayer. Con aids attorncat entirely in the United States is eys expected to' take steps to Lake Michigan. Lake Pontchattrain obtain his release today. Is the third In .size In the Ufftted - - i Start he-ma- (API-El- two-da- - 25-m- ile ra . . later-said-to-reveal fresh-wat- Happy Tksaght If jen would only take the'chances of doing right because It is right, instead of the immedlnle certainty of the advantage of doing wrong, hQv much happier would their lives be. B. It. Haydon. Sanahias and Cloudlamd The sunniest region ol the world I probably the Nile valley, in Upper Egypt, while the greatest prevalence of clouds Is found In certain areas on the borders of the Arctic and the Ant arctic. . States. Giants Have Plenty Trouble Has Yet Failed Given Social At Palm Beach While Training To Sign Contract New York, Feb. 20 (API The Associated Press Sports Editor first official ' announcement of New York Miami, Fla., Feb. 20 (API If the roster of the the big heavyweight fistic festi- Yankees lists only Babe Ruth as Scott-Shark- ey val, featuring the a holdout Thirty-foothers bouts, isnt have been and Campoio-Risk- o will be takand signed not be will a social success, it the en south for spring training, fault of the 600 millionaires, Yankee officials said. . more or less, gathered under the Col. Jacob Ruppert will leave chaperonage of Big Bill Carey for St Petersburg, Fla., March and Frank Bruen. the masters of 4 to reopen negotiations Mth Madison Square Garden. . Ruth, who is holding out for a has made a 510,000 The ballyhoo Increase in salary. of the the fact that strong point been buyvery best people have ing ringside seats and to clinch Drop matters today, Messrs. Carey and Bruen formed an expedition to oasis club in the Hoop Game Palm Beach. The program called for a mixture of punch-tossin- g, Informal bouts, tea on the lawn Rock Springs and a dance in the patio an elaboration of the boxing teas that have been a novelty of the Rock Springs, Wyo., Feb. 20 season at this resort. (AP) The Rock Springs Union Perhaps on the theory that Pacific basketball team last night something should be done for defeated the Kansas City Union Phil Scott socially, at least, even Pacific quintet 49 to 34 to win If not much hope if held out for the championship of the Union him in a fistic way, the elongated Pacific unit and the right to British heavyweight was to be meet Pocatello, champions of the trundled along for the party, regon Short Line .division of with sparring mates and his the system. This game will inJack volve the system title. staff, whUe managerial Sharkey stayed at Miami Beach for a day of rest Uadrr.taadiag From Sorrow Palm That which tboa dost out understand Already established at Beach, Tommy Loughr&n, who when thou reddest, tlioa shaft nnder boxes Pierre Charles in one of sttsd Is the day of thy visitation; for the preliminaries on February 27, secrets of religion sre not peralso was scheduled for a part In assay ceived till they he felt, and at Del the society program. felt but In the day of a great calamity The second annual battle of Jeremy Taylor. the palms is exactly a week off but the experts have found very the construction of little to arouse advance excite- 12 A plan for arterial national highways Is ment Damage to one of Scott's under consideration by the fingers caused a mild flurry, but government of China. Phil seems to have survived that. conon the main is go Wagering spicuous by its absence, for Shar2 to 1, if is a at held least key not a, 3 to 1 favorite, making him a prohibitive choice. Speculation is more Tife over the outcome of the semi-fin- al between Victorlo Campolo and Johnny Risko, with the Argentine apparently gaining support. 8an Antonio, Tex, Feb. 20 (AP) The New York Giants are running into their training troubles early. They now have three on the casualty list, Ralph rra?lf McCullough and Roy Parmalee. By Alan Gould ur 8 ultra-exclusi- youthful while semi-pr- Fields, Corbett ; Fight Saturday to ve kstered heel showed no McCullough, o infielder from Newcastle. Pa. received the first injury from actual practice He got a split finger In trying to spear a hot liner on third base. a Kansas San Francisco, Feb. 20 (AP) Training peaks were reached today by Jackie fields, welter weight champion, and Young Corbett, Fresno southpaw, who will meet here Saturday afternon-titnoon in a ten round bout Fields still is a pronounced favorite to dispose of his most persistent challenger, before and since he won the title. Odds of two to one were quoted. Bristling workouts ended the heavy training of the pair yesterday. Corbett was slightly over the 150 pound top limit agreed to come upon but he expects down to about .149 pounds without difficulty. 4 le 1 fees Associated Press Photo Those three basketeers are big cogs In Coach Phog Allens Kmw Jayhawk cage entry. J Mount Edith CavrII Mount Edith Cavell, 11.033 feet high, Jasper park, Alberta, wna formerly known as Mount Geikle, but was renamed after the war In honor of Nurse Edltli Cavell. X Indian Refuses To Be Tribes Chief Lapwal, Idaho, Discovery of an Feb. 20 - (AP) pro- ed clamation in an old woman's trunk seSit the ' leaderless Nez Perce Indians to their hereditary chief today, but his refusal to wear the Eagle bonnet made them return to the patriarchal pretender. Since the Great Joseph died at Nespelem in 1904, the Nez Perces, one of the most powerful of all the northwest tribes, have been without an accepted chieftain. Old many times and proclaimed himself chief, supporting him are, small bands of braves, but most' of his tribesmen ignored his claims and lacking an hereditary ruler, ,'they have remained leaderless. A proclamation signed by Governor Isaac Stevens, the first territorial goverhor , cf Washington, in 1855, and read to the famous treaty pow wow of Wallowa, said chief Lawyer was the only Nez Perce leader recognized by the United States government Lawyer led the band of treaty Indians who accepted white domination and agreed to land allotments made to them by the government The document was found among the belongings of the aged Mary of Crazy Horse, stepdaughter Chief Crazy Horse, who was a mq tike Airatik; Camqdls WHILE THE well in in! the; arctic; While the desert hes a total loss , a "wet, oily gasoline may get by in the summer it is an infernal nuisance in iold weather. CAMEL does lieutenant of Josephs Inutpe Nez She died - several Perce war. months ago. Corbet Lawyer, grandson of the old chief and graduate of Carlisle University, was approached with a request - tha t he- - take-- ever leadership of the 'tribes. he told A Nez Perce chief, the delegation, '! not what - he Our lands, once exused to be. the most fertile through tending, valleys of the northwest, are ftd more. The tribe is no longer powerful, and the chieftainship is leadership in name only and is a hollow honor. I prefer to remain Indian as chief clerk of the , -- - -- agency here. So the tribesmen returtaed their ranches, and continues the only they have. 4 Donovan Case , . Parco Ethyl Gasoline j is famed for its seasonally to controlled volatility leader - its adaptability for coldest - .ANTI- Goes To Jury Salt Lake City, Feb. 10 (AP) The case of James Donovan, charged with robbing a bank messenger here last October of $34,200, went to the Jury this afternoon In district court here. 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