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Show V j- - -. ' ' - - PRO VP (UTAH) EVENING, HER ALP, , WEDNESDAY; APRIL 27, 1932 PAGE FIVE l iiiii i cTiinv T UUILLUIUUI -r FISH HABIT f BERRY FISH TO' BE Brushing Up On Sports . . ; . . . By Laufer 5,000,Trout To Be Planted In Latest Experiment By , '-. U. S. Bureau. I . By J. R. Paulson After the ufish in Strawberry reservoir get accustomed to their new license, plates maybe they'll fix. up a sfet of traffic laws to lake effect on June first. For by that time, '5000 nati vie trout in the reservoir will be used to wearing a tag on i'aelr gill cover. Perhaps 'fish cowboys will come lJnto prominence in' the Rocky Mountain territory if the tlsn-tag-ging becomes widespread. , C-Feast C-Feast and Karl Bunnell. Provo, of the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries, Salt Lake office, will put number tags on. 5000 trout in the Strawberry reservoir ; and adjoining streams the latter! part of May. Expect Valuable Data . The metal tags are much like the ' tags 'placed on the ears of cattle -only :amaller. The half-Inch , tags, which .will be numbered consecutively' con-secutively' from 1 , to 5000 will be placed .' on . six-inch fish. "The; purpose, of the tagging of these jf ish ia to get accurate information in-formation on the growth, migra- tion, percentage of survival and the best places to plant fish. - The fis'i will be set out in lour equal allotments in these four points: in the deep water of the lake; in the - shallow water of the late; in the headwaters of the tributary trib-utary streams, and in the streams - near . the, lake. Then when the flsfh are caught by the sportsmen the - size, number and the place where the fish is caught will be noted, r, From this the fishery de- - partment will get data whiph is expected ex-pected to 6e invaluable in propo-gating propo-gating the different fish which ara proving so popular to sportsmen in Utah. , "' .Considerable difference of 'opinion 'opin-ion has arisen concerning the proper prop-er i means, and places of planting fish, and the results of the, tagging, tag-ging, because the approximate rate of growth of fish will be told. - Fisherman John McDoe, to use a fanciful example, casts his line out nigger fashion on -the north shore of the lake: After a few minutes he is fortunate enough to get a bite and ai few moments later is ever . more fortunate in landing a fish. Feverishly, he bends down and marks on his notebook: "Fish number 3823; caught on the north shore1 of Strawberry reservoir; size 14 inches; complexion fair eyes blue; strawberry mark on left shoulder. Answers to the name of -llatUef V . 'The bureau of fisheries will continue con-tinue -to. ;'heek ; up on the fish as .long "as any reports are sent in ffwn the various camps and fisa-ing fisa-ing pUcesw Fishermen take out a set of fish' 'from the lake as soon as they make a sizable growth so arather accurate check, on the entire en-tire -plant: 'will be obtained. The project is being undertaken under the direction of Dr. A. S. Hazzard and Fred J Foster, supervisor, both of the Salt. Lake office ofthe U.S. bureau - of fisheries ' - "Y" To Play South Dakota At Ogden , Thanksgiving Day Tha scene for Thanksgiving football foot-ball in Utah -will be shifted from Salt Lake to Ogden this year when the Biigham Young university grid men meet the University of South Dakota eleven in a game on that date, Coach G. Ott Romney of the Cougar team announced this week. Both the Dakota uutversity and the Cougars .will have their best teams in a long time when they meet in the game. The Cougars will have, according to spring practice prac-tice dope . and the showing of the freshmen and varsity in the fall, the best football machine ever turned out at the school . .The game should be an excellent gauge of the caliber of the coast and Rocky Mountain schools as the Dakota eleven will be returning from an engagement with Gonzaga university, sated as one of the strongest coast teams for next fall. The games at Salt Lake between the Utes and the Aggies, formerly the biggest drawing card in the state, has fallen off in interest in late years due to the' preponderance of power on the Ute team. The in-tersectional in-tersectional tilt. scheduled' at Ogden by the Cougaro should revive the interest in the Thanksgiving sport. Coach Romney has received 'word from Coach S. G. Backinan of the Dakotan team. that the Vermillion school eleven has scheduled games with some of the leading schools of the east and .middle west, including in-cluding Cincinnati " university and Michigan State. .Other than the Dakota game, the Cougars have lined up eight other games, three of them at night. They ai e ; September St, night game ) , Montana State"' college at Ogden; October 1, Western State at Gunni-ccn; Gunni-ccn; Octobe.r. 7 (night game) Occidental Occi-dental college:in Rose bowl at Pasadena; Pasa-dena; October 15, University of Utah at ;'Salt Lake; October 22, Colorado Teachers at Provo; October 29, University of Wyoming at Laramie; November 4, (night frame) University of Idaho, southern south-ern branch, at Pocatello; November Novem-ber 19, Utah Aggies at Provo. Many jail.? are falling to pieces, a prison commission says. But the chairs are still strong enough to hold all the deputies. T TRMSTERS AWAIT UTES A list of officials for the dual track meet between Brigham Young universitys cinder men and ihs track athletes of Utah university univer-sity next Saturday, were submitted to the B. Y. athletic department for approval this week. Coach Brunger of Wasatch Academy was named as the referee of the meet, with Lee Simmons, East high, coach, as the starter. The other officials of the meet follow: Timers, C. La Voir Jensen, Walt Hier, Glen Simmons, Grant Ivins and one man from the U. of U.; judges of finish, Lon Kump, Karl Banks, Carl Swenson and one U. of U. men; judges of the jumps, ICen Weight, George Hanson, Ross Nielson, Eary Holmstead and two U. of U. men. ' Judges of weights: George Cor-bett, Cor-bett, Elmer Miller, Karl Bunnell, Don Dixon and two U. of U. men; inspectors of equipment: Dick Thome, and Stanley Murphy; judges of hurdles (and turns: Fen-ton Fen-ton Reeve, Stanley Wilson, Lee Buttle and one University of Utah man; clerk of course, Keith Wangsgard ; scorer, Keifer Sauls.' . The B. Y. track men, fretting, because of the storm Tuesday which kept thenTrbm a great deal of " workout, were sent, out for a turn or so on the track when the rain ceased late in the afternoon. The boys are determined that the University" of Utah . champions will not duplicate next Saturday their overwhelming victory over the Aggie Ag-gie team, ivfrned out at Logan more than a week ngo. Vernon Scott, star "Y" hammer thrower, is nursing an infected ankle but may be in shape for the meet Coach Ott Romney said Tuesday. Tues-day. Other than Scott the "Y" team is generally in good shpae for the stiff competition they will get from the cinder men from Salt Lake, who took state and conference confer-ence titles last year. NEW HOMES! BUILT TO SUIT YOU Investigate! WILLARD L. SOWARDS Provo m hJTL. (TOLFlESSoM tT KANSAS CrtY, Ma, ONE CAY AND PRACTICES OKI THE COUQSE ATCOLUM8UP, OJHE ""'NOT Basketball Squad To Test New : Rules; Set Games ' Three games will be played by Brigham - Young university spring basketball players to test out the new-rules for the game put into effect ef-fect this -year. Elwood Romney, forward, and Byron Nelson, center, were named as captains of the two squads that were chosen from the 15 men;. out for practice the first night; Monday. The teams will play Wednesday night of this week and Monday and Thursday of next week In order to get next to the new rules which are aimed primarily atjtalling. If sufficient suf-ficient -interest is manifested in the game . by " fans, ' the ! Y" squad .will play an all-star team In, two or three weeks for charity purposes, Coach Ott e Romney said Tuesday. This will give fans an opportunity to see the rules in action before, the .start of play next falLS-.'.-'iA-w No track men are being used on the squad this spring, Coach Romney Rom-ney stated, therefore the number of men put is a good deal smaller than the squad carried in basketball basket-ball season.. The .small, squad ' Includes,' In-cludes,' howevei'Bttany of, the best players at the school, including All-conference All-conference Byron"' Nelson and " All-Amerfcan All-Amerfcan El wood Romney. - ' " . . .; The" Japanese wh-named Manchuria Man-churia the Iflml of rkaA must have had! it confused with,? two other countries.- - V W . " ATGH FOR MEN'S DEPT. SPECIALS EVERY THURSDAY When Some Exceptional Values Will Be Offered! 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