Show v SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY IS 1928 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R i laees jump Into Box Elder — lie : Hoopsters ? ally In Last Half Pretty? Yes Indeed! — h Outstanding Stars In - College Flarcup s f Freshmen girls of Weber college turned back the sophomore girls in cage struggle at the We tuaer nipn scnooi cage jnacmne movca into a tie iov ursi aberhectic gymnasium Friday 8 to 7 The game afforded some unusual Piaee wiui xavis nere last ingui in me ugueit uivjsiuu pcu-naand demonstrated entertainment over! 27 20 the powerful decision to scramble with a clearly that young women are capBear River quint able at playing basket ball with men's rules listed The contest was one of the Pivoting dribbling short passing hardest fought games of the seaand other items that make college son and was witnessed by a and scholastic games interesting attendance Box Elmade their appearance In the der's gymnasium was jammed was available of Inch struggle Every space d An short side shot consumed An overflow on the IGAME in the final seconds of play by Hadplaying court made ground rules ley turned the tide for the freshnecessary men This young lady was the inNEKD GYMNASIUM Box Elder needs a new gymdividual star of the matinee She TO nasium This was clearly demoncaged three goals all difficult strated beyond all question of shots j doubt last night Beth Winkler was the big star r a band for the losing five Her floor work Brigham boasts as fine of sportsmen and sports boosters B A C Glories Jntp Tie was marvelous as any other city of the state of Score: For First Place In Utah They undoubtedly will remFRESHMEN of last the condition edy T- F P G night Southern! Sector with a new gymnasium b 0 0 0 Marble f Leo Walker's courtiers got 0 0 0 0 Harlin f SOUTHERN iDIVISION tvway to a 9 to 6 lead at the close 6 3 0 0 f Hadley Pet Wn4 Lost of the first period and led the 0 0 0 0 c Agren 2 667 f 10 Dixie 13 to Bees by a score at half 0 0 0 0 2 ?4 667 Wlddson c time Branch A C 0 0 0 0 g Hooper i 2 6 250 The real struggle was booked In Snow 1 2 0 0 Myers g the closing half Before the Bees 1 0 0 Anderson g 0' had played two minutes in the IM Nlght'a Reaulta third period they tied the score Snow 14 Branch A C 47 4 1 0 8 Totals and jumped one point ahead of SOPHOMORES ever (Special) their CEDAR CITY ¥"eb 181— ready rivals Gl T F P The third period found the teams — Branch A jC into Winkler f 1 1 3 the lead Box a tie for first placje injumped southalternating in24taking the 1 2 0 1 to 18 advantage at ern division basket! ball race here Israelsonc f Elder held a 1 0 0 0 Taylor the close of the quarter 1 night by trimming Snow 37 to Davis g 0 0 2 A short passing attack was en- last 34 in a The Layton g stubborn battle 0 0 0 0 listed in the final period by both of last' season rallied Fredfickson g 0 0 0 0 teams Close guarding however champions in th closing peifiod byt failed held the score down to overtake the locils 3 3 Totals EQUAL CHANCE Dunn at center was the Ms? shot Referee Weir umpire "Specks" The Bees ns a result of their triumph have- - an equal chance for the locals Hej collected 18 Moesinger with Davis of closing the season points Gillins alsi twinkled Jensen and Allre4 were outstandf with six victories and two defeats the visitors They face the strong Weber team ing for ecore: The at Ogden Tuesday in their finai B A C league game Davis plays at Bear River TuesT F 4 0 0 day in the other closing encounter Yardley rf WITH i B 1 11 3 Walker's charges may upset the Gillins If avis quint 4 18 7 6 Dunn c f There is a possibility of a triple Sanders 0 0 0 0 tie in the division In the event Eise lg rg 0 ' 0 0 American 0 Loop Umpires that Weber defeats Box Elder and Olsen rg i 0 0 0 0 Bear River trounces Davis Weber Receive Instructions Davis and Box Elder would be tied 5 37 16 Totals for first plaee For New Campaign SNOW The semi-fina- l league game for F GT0 0 the Bees and Bears last night wan Frobert rf CHICAGO 18— (AP) — Feb 4f tt brimful of colcjr The 5 5 4 14 American league umpires whose faIf Jenson combination played 34 10 vorite role is laying down the law a brand of ball for Allred c 0 0 0 0 were busy today If arning the rules Burr rg the Walker machine F S Barnard pres1 j 0 0 2 they enforce as Fullmer Ig Abbott was outstanding of ident the Arneric'an 0 0 0 0 a u&uol with league was Ogden Ig colorful floor game the "professor" the Bee the work of JenThe twelve leagup arbiters who g 6 34 14 sen Flush burn ifnen imd rmn Totals 1Hiifri wan brilliant their dicuw1on of ruV land llotonliaurn Referee Mrnith umpire Milne iean is without fjuetlon the beat bill Interpretation yesterday numbered most of thrnen familiar to Amr rustier In ihn divlUn : 1 1 i A"? Hi I i ra ' over-hande- iV v 28-1- mm - ' Wit 1 t ' Thompson-Cropley-Abbo- j i l'' 1 1 fii!!!'1 flrnt lutlf theJnn tolrg Jn MORGAN DROPS a IarK ma-LEAGUE AFFAIR tu—tcct In (In m fi' t that h wrnt iftneml-Jmmim rnvftftl Uy 1w mn through b'wcvr in thj final period o lttt y l Ii 11 Alt UIVKU Morns rf t tje - J i it 0 0 0 0 t f t 4 n ( Jensen rf Rosenbaum Hansen c J f If rg out'i(l 1t g'( 0 0 n - l 1 1 3 2 2 i 1 2 0 0 0 1 Neilson f U 4 4 2 1 3 Steffen lg S 12 27 Totals Jieferee Merlon Stevenson: um pire Ai Warden— T 0 If Z Francis c London rg Vosick lg Roblson rf Tonks c n Totals i 1 v i 0 0 0 I 8 X PARK CITY aiS 1 t ' rr COLORADO IAOGIES 3 8 RANDOLPH o " Barrows f Mollring f Day f Vickers c T F P G Xorris rf If P Kennedy Pmlth c E Kennedy rg Mulr lg IS 2 0 0 4 1 1 1 3 2 2 3 0 0 Davis g nail g 1 1 5 19 O I J 1 j I 1 j IS COLORADO COLLEGE f £tT Tngraham f E Simpson f III r Clark c Phelphs g Ryan g Totals i 1 I a8 0 3 0 0 3 6 0 4 li f 1 i 15 1 147 lfiii 150 — 493 119 — 401 151 — 480 15G — 4 33 77S 777 700 — 2255 1G1 1 16S 164 ?3 117 CONTINENTAL Mauer Cook Ftevenson Ed son Stowell Totals 1S3 181 50 16 iavis Weber Bear River Ogdn B-- 152 158 6 175 810 OGDEX Elder lCTi 1 — —— ox OIL 1SI 160 3 841 o- - ' — 171— 37 175 — 50S 4 82S—2473 DIVISION L 5 2 ti 4 2 7 3 572 5 2 SB fi '5y 1 2 Tat Nlsrhl' Result Eldr C7R"nr Civr Mahoney of Denver U PHILADELPHIAi Feb 18— CAP) — Jim Londos Greek wrestler defeated Nick Lutzlfe formerly of Notre Dame In a ©na-famatch here Ian night in oiie hour and 19 minutes A series Of flying head-lock- s finally downed th player j Richard Shikat of Germany won the decision over Ray Steele of California in a bout Shikat weighed 220 'pounds Steele 208 Ralph Hills Wisconsin 216 defeated Henri Deglanis of France 2 2 0 in another limitj niatch SPLIT BRIM A new green balllbuint! hat has iiU wide brim split aindj rounded In "t the front and hound ail around t with matching satin Pet 715 1 all '' 'M W r ! 20 7 um- ll 1ST— 503 165 — 50S 160 — 473 l mriirir"i¥ii niwT aiiMMiiniiniii'mii'' - in 111 ill f t ji - r!- — s gf i not only must be auept with a Basketball but pretty as well to make the Illinois Merchants ajid davinga Bank girls' basketball team at Chicago Knowing that we jfeel sure that Gertie Hoppe (let) and Erna Heinz must be good basketball players They're certainly worth' looking at: Their teanji won tke Sweitzer cup in and has not been beaten so faf this ydar —- — — 19236-192- 7 JG Mill Weber Plays Albion Five i nd '! ! 8 j ! wiillw pop field Aiignt botll's gnie showrffi on f FIGHT RESULTS j (By The Associate! Press) NEW YORK — Ace HudklnR Nebraska won from Sammy Baker New York (10) Andy Divodl New Tork knocked out Buddy McDonald St Paul (4) Manuel Quintero Tampa Fla stopped Johnny Koch-ansk- y Bayonne x J (5) j" AGGIES Fin is h Ma t Co ntest hours r wocvnclud TILTS r1 m I dla-tfln- ) url-fveml- ty i of road work lodny the (lning "f iun Greek heavyweight who l' me4f Ira Bern Halt Lake flush in r mat thejinaln event of an earijl at the Auditorium Monday niglst Pjnppas will engage in a short hik Monday morning The Greek athlete one of the iearijing heavies of the country is prepared to meet Dern at any style Willi t'H sll-ffa- f Ai ixtj-Inr-i- 1 hold f'C)iJ! Hij double th ! i (s r llmiK distance teis-iiio- fi liff(rmel the sports department of The Htandaid-Kxaithat ijr expects a stubborn jnr jnfltrjh with the Greek "TM1 the fans I'm out to wrestle and will innke a desperate fleaj to trim the Greek in hurried pfforj faahlpn" Wliiile the main event is hogging rnostlof the interest still the semifinal! booked between Jack Roller fend George Ector Greek heavyweight should provide some fine jentetttainment j Anjdree Adoree and Pat O'Shock-p- r are booked for the opening Promoter Revell however evenlj may Ibe forced to use another man lrsleiid of O'Shocker as the Ohio authldte suffered an Injury in the Salt jLake bout last week with j Tictn tfxlsi m I '"I intend to wrestle absolutely rfeain" said Pappas "I'm ready to Ftarid by the rules My chief concern Is to defeat the conceited Salt Lakler but I'll employ absolute wreptling rules in my efforts" Pjappas comes to Ogden Monday for jthe first time In 11 years Sln"c his jlast Invasion of Ogden he has JPappias wrejHtled more than 600 bouts I" 'in ' H -- Wor-rcis)Hi- rg In-etitu- te - Mc-Gra- w one-side- h ' Trademark Registered U 8 (Copyright 1927 Hew York Tribune 'Inc raieni ufiice) Demav New York defeated Ja-- k By Grantaad Rico Humbeck Belgium (10) Battling Levlnsky T1K VANKKES — AND SPRING Dcmrjsey will borne back If Tun-nc- y Philadelphia won from Jak Gag-no- n ins I am sure he will He One of the chief beauties of 10) Bobby Brown Philadela ihinkJi will lie has that system phia outpointed Homer Robertson f post is that no advance evidence Is stop Tunney next time He told-frir even certain Pittsburg (10) that Sharkey cut his eye worse T ie sure things are never as sure ihan Tunney did but that neither SAN FRANCISCO— aa they look In 1926 Brown and cut bjothered his vision in any er San Francisco wonLefty CoopWilcase it waj an old lie Greb Scranton Pa (halted by Alabama had been invincible at way In each) but In no sense rieopened put referee) (5) Jimmy Evkns Boa-to- n football Both had many stars I also know what he won from Artie SulliVan Boslegs for 1927 but nearly everybody would give for Sharkey's ton (4) Rattling Dozler Omaha baeif will put himself In fine outpointed Johnny rugate Port- heal Brown snd Georgia Tech Demnsey this spring and if Tunney land Ore (4) Georgia Florida and Vanderbilt wins fin June you 11 see him back bcaf Alabama O R C on ihje' trail Oh or around the 10th of OctoDETROIT Mich — Corporal Jzzy SchwartzN B A flyweight rhnm-plo- n ber thrt Yankees looked invincible ADVANCE BUGLES defeated Billy ShaVv Detroit for another year at least Thry d wait for May to sing of (8) Jofy Ross New York won wer about eighteen games better I couKinring from FrrjVichy ReLinger Toronto that their nearest rival — from But that would hardly man a to thirty games bttc-- i Clarence Rrt-e(8) and Pete twenty-fiv- e Firpo both petroit drew (10) thari: moat of the others They It idling to me so much more a lobkj on Peterson the Detroit outpointed Billy strong today just cjheery Jimmy Darragh AUrof Ohio ($) rim J of another rpring invasion of To uhs of spring in February isouth' the Mt to There Buffalo sem Y doesn't N Vernon Paty won from Jackie Johnson Toronlie any team strong enough to hold Of Tijldrn Hagen Ruth and Jones the north wind sobs and the in llark — to spike th guns of Although to f 6) Ruth Gehrig" Combs Izerri and And soans ich cove steps outdoors and AKRON Ohio — K O Chrtatner the lothicrs groans Akron won on foul from B(it baseball is still baseball and Urban New York (3) JackJohnny Bent-l- y "caii happen" ia still the foundaSTILL UNSETTLED Terre Haute Inrt defeated 'Hor- tion of ilts dramatic strength Anysettle an argument" asks F The Athletics It "Td thing oan happen ry Harris Akron UOh Gt "who has the harder sche may suddenly get the pitching next fall the Army against dule RomST PA EL— Ai V'an Rvan Grov from St they might get ale Harvard Notre Dame and OverconfPaul defeated Mike Sullivan St mel and other stars Nebraska or :tho Navy against Paul (10) Honeyboy Conroy' St ident may raise its usual rumpus Notre Dame Michigan and Paul won from Mike Sauro St The jpltchlng may suddenly break Frinct ton?" Paul (6) Red Wilson St Paul up It may even take a convulsion one could tell in rebrua y knocked out Art Nelson Minne- of nature to drive the Yankees JustIf any bow a certain team would but back such have hapthings apolis (1) Billy McCabe St Paul look on a certain Saturday In Oc knocked out Ted' Nacey Minne- pened before And they seem to tober or November this would be ' happen just when life looks brightapolis (1) est and the sun is high in the easy enough to answer Both play Notre Dame Nebras GARFINKLE DRAWS sky ANOTHER EXPLANATION ka fcjr 1928 looks stronger than 'Dear 'Sir: I think I can tell you Michigan from the western secIN DENVER BOUT from the Inside why Dempsey is tor iPenn and Princeton will reDENVER Feb 18— Imey than Harvard apparently in retirement arid won't turn better material Salt Lake City middleweight fihi again until September He and Yale if iall the availables lAt this stage the draw withIlam things he has a better chance of come back fought a Jenkins of Denver here last night beat ngTunncy than many people Navy has toucher going by a lap in a preliminary to the George thin he has and he gomg to or twij) They both have enough to Manley-YaJ- e Okun get- Keep i pair of teams stepping along fight takf all the lime h can- toTurirr wirj three out of four Mc starts decisiond readya 'for hi third- shot Itf Manley local heay the New Yorker ney beaten in June 1 think Both have a double armful to look BOSTON — Jack e i fj-o- dan-giroujs- I : i j I Pt-nn- J -- j I Gar-fink- V m — 3 nt polire after ihst J ? : W&BER college hoopsters close their nprthern division schedule at the Weber gymnasium when they face the Albion five The conjtest is booked for 8 p m sharp i A triumph for Weber will cinchl the northern title for the locals whille a defeat may place the Wildcats itk a tie with Ricks Albion or ' L p B when the final standing announced Weber courtiers are a primed for stubborn battle They defeated Albion recently in Idsho but only after a hectic struggle Couch Merlon Stevenson haB been pri ning his athletes for this battle AHde from Weir all of the rnni are reported Jn splendid physical trinji Cage Results STARS — s'H-m- s irish athlete 14-- BgMinniriminffTiBnnir 11 'I ' r londosIdefeats TEXACO GAS AND OIL 30- -IS t 155 420 Steele Hedges Halptead Wilson Gregory Total - p3 0 Kreree Dana of Nebraska pire 4 S f wuue m WJ — con-ditio- n 0 ! 13 0 0 4 1 0 Totals Tvia-1 F P Iti ciar-n- ' 217 - Totals (l''lin-'- 3 1 1111 v Rowland cam" to the Chicago Sox White from Milwaukee in 1 2 1015 0 hs juhJ Up led the Tnanitr 1 2 3 club to a world's championship in 0 1B17 0 0 Kid Gleafon succeeded him 2 2 2 as manager in IS 19 and Rowland 4 2 2 returned to jMilwaukee The next he was a scout for tha Detroit 7 17 year 13 club "and in 1&21 ho managed' Columbus Jn the American associaT F P tion In 19?2" Ban Johnson ap0 0 10 him an umpireand he be1 1 10 pointed came a close associate of the for0 1 0 mer league president 2 1 3 1 -8 for: liirnard was who ArnorirsM tiftiplre Uofli ttt Cvijjnl mod Wsh InKion rJul)s w"r 'to he ppi pwid to rppoiNffri'rif nt Row Isnd nirk Griffith Wadliinjfton hi prtt('1rtf petitioned trmn Jist fall for n slleird "di plsv of vlndl'Uvt'ffwsf" Rowland had to be ereort"l from tJie fHd F P tii f 19-to- Oim 0 "' r 10 Byrnes rf 5 Wotley If 0 Iewis c EAHDOLPH MEETS 1 Workman rg 0 0 0 0 Clark lg OGDEN RUNNER-U- P 4 11 Totals 123 RANDOLPH Feb 1 8— (Special) Referee Oswald umpire Rich—Randolph won the right to meet ardson i the runner-up'o- f the Ogden division last night with a de- bre i sion over Garden City in a fast TIGERS SUFFER sourt gAme The locals have five THIRD DEFEAT victories nnd no defeats for the year: COLORADO SPRINGS The play-of- f Colo contest with' the Ogden runner tip will' be ' played Feb 18— (AP)— Tied at the half and at the final gun the Colorado next week GARDEN CITY college and Colorado Agricultural T college fives battled" (desperately s through five mlnutus of extra play 0 4 0 rf Flmrn 0 0 Batterwaite If tonight with two fret throws by 4 Bus Day turning tie tide of play Brooker c Apgfe-war- d ft 0 The linal score was Pope( rg 35 to 33 in favor oC the Aggies 0 Gibbons rg t 1 0 The score: Hodges' rf o— j ppei(?if-n- t y L fane 1-- - Rowland to rom-ttion the failurn to ku' ix yArn dm an him ufit-- tnifwInK' Psrk ji MORGAN Durant r T friMtoret 'J'hi I 20 h BOX ELD Hit Fishburn i 1 I Total t o 3 o Abbott if roplc y c Thompson J ia!Ik Davl rf J1 rr f c -- Tb 11 City five esfclly th Mor tun quintet in a Kitn Uyt6 in jh Mlnr' rymninflntrj night p winnlfifc' 23 to 17 jMorican Jd off U with first fiM hut Pork 9 City rnrn to takM 1hm Uad fek 11 thereafter Tht half en1d II to 7 0 for Pork I'Jty CJsrk placed strong I) ball tb wiriners v T PARK CITY VU 11 17 DICTATORS 28-2- ed nrntd f - '!- ':4y!y-- j i " ht " ! j s ed out-class- j BARNARDfEETS Athletes )-— 3 FARMERS 5 YORK 1 1 SNOW DROPS! i Feb 18 — ( AP)- has Hudkins i Acej Sarrimy Baker in the scram ble for the role of challenger in the welterweight division Through 10 rounds of torrid box!- Ing in Madison Square Garden last night Hudkins bombarded the one time regular army sergeant with d ceaseless attack to carry off a Judges' decision Baker aroppedr to the canvw before the furious drives of the Nebraakan taking counts of nine on each occasion in the second and sixth rounds In keeping with his 'reputation as the wildcat of pugilism Hudkins ripped out with his customary slam-ban- g tactics without a let-u- p which frequently drew frenitert but reprisals from the game mucnei r ieia ooxer Hudkins floored his foe in the second round with a terrific right to the jaw and then bored in with rights and lefts to theno body and head giving Baker quarter - in the During a savage mix-u- p sixth Baker fell to the resin and MEW two-fiste- j CLOSE SOUTH CAGERS Play-in- g Feb In a superior brand of ball cou- Conroy 's defense and pled with an Close Triumph On brilliant shooting by Smith and 1 Home Court Watkins the Utah Redskins downed the B Y U team here last night 31 to 25 I JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE i Won Lost Pet Inability to find the hoop cost B Y U its chances of victory North 4 800 3 2 60 0 Wright substituting for Brinley Central was the only bright spot for the lo- Washington 2 3 400 4 cals l Lewis 200 The game was rough in spsta but i on the whole wasc fast and interFriday's Results Washington 10 Central 14 esting 'At the haf B Y U led 16 to 13 but some brilliant shots Central Junior High school court by Smith Watkins and Jones put the Uts in the leadV which they iers eliminated Washington from the court race Friday with a 14 maintained to the etid A last minute rally when the to 10 verdict The contest was one of the Cougars cut the score down from 9 5 to thrilled the fans closest batiks of the season and but baskets by Neely Watkins and was played before a capacity crowd on the Central court Smith ended B Y V'n chances Harbertson was the outstanding R Magleby and Ingersoll were best for the "Y" performer for the Washington team Foley twinkled for the win The score": n fntil Whteh wna nota1- ners B Y U " lowed the referee although the by score: :i The O T F P blow was considered low t j i 4 2 Dixon rf WASHINGTON 13 FURIOUS STRUGGIF 2 4 GT F P Brinley If arose at the count of nine' Baker 0 2 8 Wooliey 3 I 0 0 rf Ingersoll c and renewed the struggle fighting 2 4 0 If Rowe rg 2 Harbertson back desperately put not enough to c 2 0 0 L Meyer 0 1 t Magleby lg or ine iNeorss-kan'- s 0 0 0 0 0 aiminisn tne zury 1 1 IL Meyer rg Skousen rf ran Up Hudkins rushes 0 0 S 5 COnshafter 0 2 0 lg Wright If to a the Jawvicious afainst right 0 0 0 0 0 Collins rg 1 Farr rg 1' in the eighth round which nearjy his undoing but ihe clinched"5 3 9 1ST 25 Totals 0 10 proved Totals -and came baqk with a harder CENTRAL UTAH assault O T F P G T F P Hudkins was given seven of the 2 8 4 0 Couch rf 0 0 0 0 Foley rf while the rest went to Bakrounds n 5 1 2 2 2 12 Reeder If Smith If t t er The big ehajnee of the night 1 3 1 2 4 4 Tomlinson e Neeley c was in that eighth round Baker for 0 I 1 4 1 3 Van Dyke rg Lybbert rg drilled a hard right to he when 2 0 3 2 6 OJish 0 0 the Jaw Watkins lg 0 lg Tludklns appeared to be Jonas rf 2 6 2 4 on the verge of passing from the 6 9 2 14 Totals picture but Baker was slow in fol- I Referee 7 31 Totals 12 16 Kapple: umpire Stark lowing up his advantage permitting Ace to recover By his victory Hudkins has made the count two to one In1 his series TRACK with Baker the Nebraskan holding the edge Ace was whipped by Baker in the first meeting on la1 Box Elder 2 7 Bear River 2 0' IN knockout In the seven technical 5C North Cache 17 Logan summer and in a return last round j Preston 31 South Cache 21 engagement Hudjkins carried off 19 Garden City 18 Randolph decisioni D S C 37 East 29 Xew Records Expected i LGranite MAKES WEIGHT 102 Westminster 8 37 Bingham Murray 26 Tonight In Games At able comment that Hudkins would 21 Grantsviile 20 Cyprus be unable to make the welteir- -' I Jordan Kansas Citv 32 Tooelo 18 he enweight limit of atll47 pounds 23 Park City 17 while-Bak- er Magna 146 tered the ring KANSAS CITY Feb 18— (AP) j Hebcr-2Kamas 8 scaled 1 44 4 Jjudkins probably —Products of western tracks in- ii Lehl 25 Provo 21 to box Joe Dundee will matched be Pleasant Grove 46 Lincoln 28 cluding four outstanding Olympic cam- Baltimore of welterweight ' 4 a irarfan 1 a r a candidates in addition to upwards Ju Springvillc 40 Payson 15 of 600 collegiate entries will con- I Spanish Fork 40 Eureka 28 Dundee la re- in March i Ephraim 4 4 Wasatch Academy Instated by provided tinue the quest for new records at SO the New York State the Kansw City Atlttc club inviAthletic commission tational indoor meet here tonight ' Moroni 33 North Sanpete 22 A crowd of 11 876 paid $745 24 Kanab 9 Pangultch In the featurs event Lloyd Hahn to witness the fifht k of Roston Athletic club will be sup t Carbon 36 Huntington 14 Dixie 5C Braver J8 ported by a large delegation from Hurricane 1J Psrowan 9 Falls City Nb his home town in 1 Fillmore 27 HlM'-klojr00-'fr- l LEAD rflfn with: Ray Con2S Washinguniversity ger Illinois A C and former Iowa tonGonsirtga f'ftat 2R athMe Officials first hoped tttfi Colorado Airrl' 15 Colorado coN to mstch thes stars In (he mile 33 AT If) ' vn' ss Conger nov holds ths m-H29 Whitman 21 Oregon 'f ihis rhnmplonstiip ftr j Wyoming' 84 Rp1 47 on nt th fw rnid which western state 40 Colorado dl'i distance records Hshn hs not - LOGAN Fftb j 1— (Fpfclaly-i-Utft- h 12 captured-- fn fi2 Illinois tH Chicago Agi' won offirstthe honor to make the entris hoping Ut ibe prfltrniiiflrl's University of Nevada 2 9 itit American Olympic ' learn include mat contests herelat collgeA (Oakland) 19 John Kutk nalloiisl champion in Mary's B Y U 14 wlth M Oklahoma points nlght iJwa nd f4 Urn shot put Torn Vour former Hfattt 43 was ' on1 with 13 and Utah third Missouri Vnlly iiih Jump chamMontana State scored 1 with 9 Kansas S3 Nebrnska 27 pion and Vernorf Kennedy Missouri 28 Drake 21 -point Mn tfenafhlon chamThe" finala will be held I0nlfh Notre Dame 31 Carnegie Tech ' pion of the J927Perin relays 19 The summary: The two-mil- e 115 pounds — Thurgood B Y Tl has attracted Arkansas university 20 Rice Puff Balzer form'-rlof the Kan11 defeated Eton Montana Time sas Aggiea and Nelson Shimek of U A C deMcAllister Marquette 39 De Moines uni- 95C Marquette feated Hobbs Utah- Time 8:0!! versity 18 127 pounds— Larson B Y Utah 31 B Y U 25 Morton Montana Time defeated GIANTS RECORD 16:00 received a broken (Larson SPRING RULES SCHWARTZ IS rib and will not be In Saturday's Baker Utah defeated EASY WINNER finals) NEW YORK Feb 1R — f A T 1 Bankhead U A C Time 16:00! Golf and dancing are forbidden to 117 pounds — Moody B Y U anl DETROIT 18 — (AP) — Feb me ew York Giants at Hot Corporal Tzzy Schwartz Detton Utah wrestled to a R draw" Time 16:00 McBeth U A Springs Ark The players hope by the New York boxingacclaimed commisthat when Manager John J sion as flyweight boxing cham- C and Copeland Montana wresarrlvesJie will lift the re- pion made a chopping block of tled to a draw — Time 16:00 r strictions 147 pounds Yorgnsen B Y Billy Shaw Detroit bantamweight Meantime Jess Pettv nt th ring in a d eight-roun- d bout U defeated Williams Montans ing Earl Whitehillj of the Tigers here last night Schwartz kept his Time 4:00 Abbott U A- - C dean sam nice or the Senators are heavier opponent's head bobbing feated Hoagland Time Utah being followed-witenvious eyes about like a punching bag With 14:02 as thoy trudge off to the golf gar- hard right and left hand Jolts — Walther U A C 158 dens The tough Detroit defeatedpounds throughout B Y U Time Tippets lad managed to stay the limit but 4:30 D Detton Utah defeated was a badly beaten fighter at the Mull Montana Time 18:00 WRIGHT GIVEN final bell A C U 177 Dally pounds— Joey Ross New York flyweight COVETED POST ' punched Y U Tim B Johnson eight-roun- d den MONTREAL Quebec Feb 18 — cision overout an 16:00 Utah defeated Packer ToFrency Belanger of Canadian-men'14:40 Time Montana (AP) — Jack ronto former holder Wright of the naand mem- tional boxing association's title for singles Heavyweight—Sparks XI A C ber of the Davischampion Time1 decisloned CI egg Utah cups team has been tire division ranked No 1 ini the Province of Corbett B Y U defeated Clarence Rosen and Pete Firpo :p0 Quebec Lawn Tennis association's bantamweights fought 10 vicious Freese Montana Time 4:65 list for 1927 Wright's Davis cup rounds to a draw in & grudge N W Merkley referee —o partner Willard Crocker is rated bout that was given the headline at No 2 while C W Aikman: position on the program due to Mount Royal club veteran is third local interest The vrdirt cre'td SENATORS- - HOUND an uproar among the fans who STARS AT WORK after in the final ataa4 against Ne- - apparently thought Firpo naU won ul ona aim Billy Peterson Detroit middleWASHINGTON Feb Darrah — Fifteen pitchers under contract weight The outalugged shot Jimmy that leaves the maahle's of Akron to receive the referee's heel by the Washington Senators pack bout Makes duffers know how hanged decision in a ed today to" entrain for r of Mt Vernon the their bags Patsy Ruffalcr men feel at Tampa aware camp spring N Y was- awarded the decision TODAY'S GOLF LESSON that six of their number will be over Jackie of Johnston Toronto Once in a while and a trifle in a close back in the minors before the play oftener it lsn'tajbad idea in playing season gets well under way One more hurler Garlaod Brax-ing or practicing 'to think of noth- COLLEGES0 PLAY ton completes the mound atafff ing but keeping more relaxed The ut because he doesn't have excess average golfer is about as relaxed FOR NET TROPHY weight as a marble monument about as to remove and rounds Into he has not been reform quickly willowy as a steel girder Even the ITHACA N Y Feb 18— (AP) to report for early training best swing in the world under —Seven quired already have Bled He fa tentatively assured of a reguthese conditions isn't going to f unc entries incolleges the second annual indoor berth leaving! nine vacancies to A lion practice at relaxation or tournament for the Lamed lar be filled from thf 15 ordered to en at least greater relaxation will be tennis 2 and 3 train 'today A a big step alon the right road cup at Cornell March t are entered Already Other pitchers with the inside It will give the body a better Swarthmore Princeton Dartmouth Ohio State track at present' are Marberry chance to turn It will keep the Colgate Yale and Lehigh while Hadley Lisenbee Gaston Jonesj wrists more pliable through the Harvard defending team Cham Zachary and Burk Manager toHarJ It will Ipresent a better pions Williams swing Cob! ris now is of th opinion chance to whip the clubhead lumbia HamiltonPennsylvania and manner Michigan or the confirmed upset by will to through It help keep the also are expected to compete in which his charges react to the body from lurching in ahead of the Many of the country's leading spring grind that the doubtful down swing It will help to pre- - college will seek the cup won members of i the staff are ' Sam vent looking up or lifting the so last yearstars r: J F W W'hitbeckKen-of Jones the veteran called dome of bought It Is si Harvard by and Van John Bob Ryn rookie and the Tom Zachary necessary part of any steady or ef- - neth Appel intercollegiate doubles fecti ve game The 90 golfer or the will represent Prince- Jones are oldi ins baseball while 100 golfer or the 120 golfer has & ton chief hope will be Burke who showed considerable Lehigh's harder time relaxing than the bet-- i Julius Seligson former national ability last year has good competi- ter because he lacks confix Juniors champion tlon to face among the othrr dence In his game is more uncer-The Larned cup the prize in the rookies more tain and anxious But the singles matches was presented to —f — better game isnft coming until Cornell a group of prominent by ROBES FLANNEL k more relaxation sets in so he tennis men headed by Julian colored! flannel Solid rooiiaj former chairman of the Davis might as well make a point of lookeIaboiat-- j ing for :t the best way he can and cup committee In memory of Wil- coats with monograms S re favorites thl give it more sttention each time liam A Larned for years holder of y embroidered k he takes a-- slab in his hands the national singles championship spring for the beach air-tig- ' Nebraska Battler Is Vic torious Over Old Fistic Rival CENTRAL TRIMS 1— PROVO nt record-- j Smith Is Big Star In Close Battle Maglebj Shows Fine Form J 1' By AL WARDEN breaking Ace Hudkins Takes Slashing Mil Bout IN FAST GAME j j ! COUGAR FIVE COURT EVENT j ' UTES DEFEAT These Misses Jlay on Team Rated for Its Looks As Well as Skillful Playing TAKE HECTIC In' Ogden Circuit i— FROStI GIRLS Bear River Leads at Half By 13 to 10 Score Floor Work of Abbott and Rosenbaum OuUtanding Capacity Winkler And Hadley Are Crowd Jams Gymnasium Jensen Stan Again LVtS ? le 10-roii- 10-roti- - iy -- Do-Ja- s — lt-r-(A- fcix-rou- nd six-round- er j 1 - right-hande- title-holde- rs 4 5 My-ric- |