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Show 1 I 1 " Tuesday, ?t.ymler 2 1, 1 y2J. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, PAGE THREE Dr. Sarpolis to Appear on Thursday Night Card a Athletic Sports Survey Made at U.S.A. C. For 1929 c Championships didn t flock 'l0, sifc;'ities when the season opened. Tbe of the Coach Dick. Romneys Utah Ag- hoop oyer gies during 1929, but the Farm-- 1 seastn were the victory ers maintained a consistent level Montana State, and the last of performance in the majority !lome series with Utah. Playing of .sports during the season, and t,he best basketball of the season began a building process that ,iu A8ie quint nosed out the 3 in a should bring results in the fu- conference champions ture. In track and field and in ?ame at Logan. It was the only football the Farmers finished conference defeat that the Bob- toolc during the entire lower in the conference standing-cat- s they have done for several spn- Later in the year with the years, but in football especially cellar position ready for their the Romnev team was regaided occupancy if they didnt win' two the Blue and White hoop-th- e as one of the strong teams of two conference In spite of four ters counted defeats. Coach Romney and his victories over the Peterson coachmen would prefer a year of more ed Utes. Another intensely wins, but they regard-- i mg series was played with the ed the season as a reasonable Cougars in the Y gymnasium, The Y grabbed the-firconflict success. 5 with a last minute rally, For some reason, at present un- hoodoo and the Aggies came back the accountable, an injury 0 in two night to win hung with the Farmers Wade tently throughout the year. Un- - overtime periods. of Red team star the der the stress and strain of the: was. the Coach tlnoughout the season. An injury moment it really seems-tRomney That he has had more slowed Worthington, men won letters during injured athletes on the bench: Eight this season that in all his pre-- 1 the season. They were Gldn Theron years of coaching. It pro- -, thington, Ellis Wade, bably wasnt that bad, but it was, Smart, Joe Call, DuWayne Watkins enough. The jinx started jne, Cqrl Davis, Delow The Aggies in basketall. Worthington and; and Sharon Tate.. Henrie were never right all sea-- 1 won two of four from Utah and son. The Aggies won 3rd place m lost three of four to Montana the division and second in the State and B. Y. U. The Farmers faced the track state. star point Worthington, the ace of the season with several winners absent after the regul-i- rt squad w'as unable to particinate performance, any important track meet dur-- 1 ation four years' distance Burke, champion ing the season. His loss cost the Mel of the conference, was Farmers about eight points in runner season, one of the most important ab- every meet during the injury to the added Worthingtons Aggie tentees, Eight points meet dropped the Aggies possible point total in the conference would have placed Romneys total from eight to ten points team up among the leaders. Utah more. Both Utah U. and the B. ,U. Cougars defeated the U. took a bad break in the con-!meet when Long was un-- ! mer tracksters in dual meets and able to participate, a fact which the Aggies had to be content also last place in the state meet. probably cost the championship. with reason also saw the descent Football saw so many injured The men on the sidelines in every' of the Farmers in the conference Salt game, that it sometimes appear- meet which was held At four ed that the Aggies should open! Lake City. After winning up a field hospital. Several men championships and taking three places in seven years, made letters whom Romney nt even consider as outside pos-- 1 Coach Romneys team dropped to high-ligh- ts 47-4- sea-th- an - . well-earn- ed excit-freque- nt st 47-4- 52-5- persis-'seco- nd Wor-vio- us Hen-serio- us i j j i j Far-feren- ce Y. , ! j did-(seco- nd fifth place with the two Utah schools. Colorado U and Colorado Aggies leading. The two javelin tossers. Ren Smith, and Wendell Phillips con- tinued to dominate the conferen-- . ce. Levi Myers showed flashes of great-- ' form in the quar'er mile,1 and the Aggies were strong inf the bread jump with Bowen and Smith. The Farmer mile relay fPrence trailing Utah. U aii't team also performed excellently Montana Stat" The Aggies the season. througoqt were unusuallv in the krong were Men - who won letters htp veiehfs with - Nishimo'n. SteVosco Call Lester Captain MeCulHster an ! M. Beth showing war t . Laa vi Myeis, floyd Nod Do- - ximisual form. The team won 1 MMkins. Dan Gillespie. Leon- - ,,le mteimount.'m A A. U. tourn-ar- d Theion inait, ament. Rampston, The Agcios were not as Miles Bowen. Ed Jenkins. Ehls , as usual m some of the ' Charles heavier Wade, Willard , Geddes, :;id ihe competiDunn. Glen Worthington, Kicth tion wasweights also Mwre. Letter winRennet Larsen. George Stanger, ners yera. Cap; un Bob DaMe. Phillips, and Ca.l Cal.j Ned Lb..)Vende Nishimoto McBeth, Belliston. usa football sean began The EdVadnBernaNelwn!1511 piciously when the Aggies trip-- , The swimming team directed omthi bv Lee Christensen thl performed firs. fatate in flf with orpditably in dual meets the season. The score aeq tah ,and B y y but failed t0 Montana went thrmign score in the division meet mamder of hei schedule without, when heavily the rtars of other schools a nr two.!' were- placed in events were the over Montana Unneist were stioneer than they Aggies first Jim. nT.be in many others Eight .giesth b d HIvvere Oil won t C letfr, - Earl-Thoy K -- Hawkes, Captain Phillips, of the season. at,TT.the. start Pail Larsen, Howard Jessoo, ,, l; Robert Jennings. Kenneth Paulthe next one with the B. Y. U sen, Carlos Smith, and Ronald was literally tossed awav when a riaiiini. to j;i pass The tennis team was stronger in any of the past six years. than lo Y m position counter put the racqueteers won matches score a touchdown and convert. The Utah University and Two regulars from B. both The sfore was 6. Y. U. but Utah failed to the were injured in the bargain.. Y win from the the One of the best games of championshiD to, the giving Provo a?- the wtav T Jr'nTip Kregation with the Aggie second, against Wyoming on flm timehe Ags;ies s horn. field. It was Wyoming fv. ihad n0(. finisbpd ln ,ast place j and y pl they iT'for coming many seasons. Only an . a Wyoming team even barplviset in tbe irstat matcb of tbe showed and the Aggies least a tie for The vear prevented eked out a 10-- 0 victory. the championshfo. Cowley, Dick Coach next week Romnncys Christensen, and Cannon.''" were bv conference men astonished the who Those the leading 10-players. It defeating Colorado Tigers won letters were Joe Cowley, was the first and only time in Alton Saxer, Hy Cannon, Jack Clarks career that he had been Christensen, Glade Limebaueh, held scoreless and he scored in Mvron and Ewart Brenchley. that. after game every succeeding Swinyard. maintained Colorado Aggies The cross country run was won their usual good fortune and won by Owen Jacobs and he wa3 6. strong Denver U playetf Alton an A sweater. football to defeat Romneys eleven awarded Saxer won the American Legion 13-- 0 though the Utahans had medal award to the football letter In numerous chances to score. winner with the highest "scholastic the final game the Aggies sur- - average made .during the quarter extheir prised supporters by which football was played. in though Carl BeUston cellent play against Utah, won the American 26-- 7 a to defeat. they went down medal given to - the stuLegion The encounter proved to be a real dent maintaining the , highest football game. with the military de- standing team the followed Injuries a through the season, but the three letter in a a,AalsnrtWinninS -- iTbm,a;?SCl , Jves 7-- . 0. 7-- most consistent performers went inthrough the year without JenThey were Captain jury. sen who starred on the line at tackle. Call, brilliant quarterback, and CHve Remund. one of backs in the conference. Gillespie was troubled Wilkins, a youngwith injuries. ster from Hinckley, got in as a substitute and played excellent football and Pearse, another subWheat On the basis stitute did well. Chicago, Dee. 24 AP Grain table of their work both Remund and Close Low Wheat: 0en High Gillespie were named captains for Dee... 1.23 1.25 . 1.23 1.26 the-fines- To Everybody Merry Christmas and the Spencer - 1930 year. Company Third North & Main St. 3-- 8 Ber-ges- on was injured practically the entire season. .men won letters, Twenty-tw- o an unusually large number, but due to the fact that five regulars went entirely out of the game They were during the season. Jensen and Bergeson, Ed. Cliff, Ken Vanderhoof, Geo. Judah, Alma Gardner, Richard Pearse, Lidell Larsen. Joe Day, Delmar Wilkins, Ed Ward, Waldo Ivan Peterson, Elmo Smith, Smith, Bernard Nelson, Joe Call, Golden Welch, Herb" Griffin, Dan Clive Remund, Cyril Gillespie, Maughan, and Odell Thompson. Coach George Nelsons wrestlthe ing team finished third In conof the western division Happy New Year Ca lder t nd Everywhere Three Big Matches J Go to Finish With Dern as Headliner GHAMPIGr HEAVYWEIGHT March 1.31 May . 1.35 July .. 1.35 2 1.323-- 8 1.36 3-- 8 1.37 8 8 1.31 1.35 8 1.315-- 1.35 1.351-- 2 8 Y at The Dansante SEPTEfiE j Bv Herbert W. Barter Associated Press Sports Writer New York. Dec. 24 (yp) Predictions that a new champion - w ill be sitting in the long vacant at-,b'R wrestling...ccach at the holiday u;h!eUe heavyweight throne by the end of at the U. S. A V. is not on the carg next September seem now to havei;ract!ou to be staged wek a s he left today f been based' on fact' rather' than Dansante Thursday night of this week will bring new faces m the Lsas Angeles where he has gone The two new with the Aggie basketball team, wrestling game. faces that appear here are high Nelson told the promoters prior to class performers and will go far leaving that he could be billed ' toward keeping the weekly show with any man available as soon lantic City 'and New York that the active participants will be UP t0 a Par witH those that have as he returns from the coast trip, These men are That will be early next month, drawn from among Jack Sharkev Sne before. and Tuffv Griffith of the United, none other than Dr. Carl Barprlisi Pat OShocker is well known in He is a member of the States; Ma? Schmeling of Ger- - of Cincinnati and Pa? (JShncker Utah. aurpciis has Salt Lake fire department and many: Phil Scott of England, and of Salt Lake City. been engaged to headline the has been wrestling in the state Otto Von Porat of Norway. As the situation shapes up riow, facd with Ira Dorn while the red capital and in Ogden and has wid meet the met some of the Sharkey will meet either Von headed Irishman toughest among none other, the tough. Greek Porat or Griffith at Miami Feb. 27; rough-houHe will give- - the bai1 local Leo favorite. that' Greek one of the hardest matches Schmeling, the Teuton ace, will face some outstanding contender, Papiano. ihe as had m Logan. . Jack Lewis, the big sailor bey possibly Seott, at Atlantic City, March 29, with the survivors clash-- J from Phoenix. Arizona, who made! stand play at Utejl?, . ing for the title in New York in (the-bi- g grand atu.rAi.tive .nd entertain wum-chn September. is to a meet Greek with the padded the Sharkey fight certainty at Miami but his opponent will not mlts. evidently turned yellow. He r' fort- - Alieady there has been a cr reserved seats be named until after Griffith's stated prior to leaving Logan that indicates the largest crowd battle with Johnny Risko here he didnt believe he rated to season will attend the big Friday night and Von Porats clash into the ring with the gloves show attraction with Paulino Uzcudun at the gar- -' He was to give tus answer by den Jan. 10. A sensational victory Saturday night but , he finally (Thursday night. for either Vcn Porat or Griffith made up his mind Monday that) Z probably will result in the selec- he was out of the fight picture F tion of one of them to face Shar- and therefore OShacker was subkey at Miami. stituted to fill in the program lor Schmeling. who still is under ban the after Christmas performance in New York state, has agreed to In many respects this show meet the best available opponent should be the best ever. There at Atlantic City in March. Reports are three finish matches among In their second game of the sea-so- n i se - - Providence Second to fight at Miami arid then sign with the combine to meet Schmeling at Atlantic City appear somewhat far fetched. Provided these first two big shows go over as planned, a September meeting between Sharkey and Schmeling for the title appears likely. Madison Square Garden holds the only .cctntract under which Schmeling' may box in New York, state' and Sharkey has appeared very well satisfied with the financial arrangements the Garden, has made with him. Taylor-Gunnis-Duf- fy pro-motor- ial with a four round 4: love contest between a top notch lad from Salt Lake meeting our own Billy Lindquist who has made his appearance once before in the local It has not been an matter to get an opponent for Lindquist. Fritz Bollei is live same weight as the local boy, 150 pounds ringside, and this should There are no be a great battle. ring here. easy opponents in the valley who care to take Billy on since his victory BoSlei. over Stoweli of Lewiston, however, has the same ideas as Lindquist, bring on anyone in my weight. Dr. Sarpolis, the Cincinnati has ' made a great for himself in hla California reputation battles with Dern. the Salt Lake There has been a Coach E. L. Romney, ' Trainer Slammer. calls of for him to show number Student George Nelson, body here. matter to no was It managers, Myron Childs and Bill secure his services easy but he finally Reading, A. C. Cooley and thirline. teen 'basketball players represent- put. Iris name to the dottedshould His bout frith Dern. 'alone; left Utah State the College, ing a capacity house. at 2 p. m. today for Los Angeles draw his Nick Veicoff who made where they go to play a series of Cache in Valley first appearance of first basketball games, the Thursday niaht , was picked which will be December 28 and last meet to Mart Zikov, (the Los 29th with the U. S. C. Angeles grappler who has here before and who has have been found in a safe with posit box of the first Mrs. Babe Ruth, (put up some great battlesNelson. both Pern and George who perished in a fire. Aggies Leave pill-roll- For er, ap-$1,0- 00 ' Three Finish Matches Hs?a IDecu (Sairl Salt Lake Cincinnati 9aspMovs. vs- - Bulgarian Lion Los Angeles , sikei? vs. 9Ia Pat ' Salt Lake : Mil - Logan v Greek - . vs. FffSto Four Slashing Bounds Reserved Under 16.- .- Astalsblosi tv m vealers $8-Sheep: receipts 255; all market; no early sales. FLOUR Minneapolis, Dec. 23 AP Flour 25e higher; in rarload lots family patents a barrel in 98 quoted at $7.35-7.4- 3 pound cotton sacks. Shipments 28,016. Bran .rzr 1 .......... $1.50 25c Salt Lake ; General Ladies General , POULTRY Chicago, Dee. 24 AP Poultry alive, steady; receipts 3 ears; prices uni changed. , ; FLOO. Minneapolis, Dee. 24 AP Flour unchanged. Shipments 45,176; bran FLASHES OF LIFE 7128239 1728 7 (By The Associated Press f Conde Aldama, Granada, Spain former deputy, will be ordained a priest here tomorrow and hik wife will take the veil in a convent at Seville where two daughters have been nuns for several years. The new priest will say his first mass at the- - convent assisted by three sons, who are Jesuit priests- Tokyo As an example in a thrift campaign Kuieror ilirohito has asked the princes of the imperiol family not . i , to exchange new years gifts. r London Perhaps King Georges speech at the opening of the naval conference ill the house of Lords Jail. 21 will be heard around the world. His words w ill be . radiocast ; presumably arrangements, will be made for in other countries. The- - Proletcos restaur. ant, uliirh derived ita name from the words proletariat and cooperatives, ha4 been petitioned into bankruptcy. It seems that quite a few of the communist patrons felt no obligation to pay their cheeks; the butcher and the baker insisted upon getting what was due. The liabilities total more than -- $100,009. Boston Jewels valued at $1100 and $1.00 Half Price 50c a bank book showing a balance of 4 0 31 17 PROVIDENCE a Stauffer rf Thorpe, If Hammer, C' Checketts, rg Ferman, rf Stauffer, lg Service Stations Closed Christmas 4.2 4 0 r0 1 0 - 2 Totals Referee: Hansen. - HRISTMAS is the one day in. the year when Parco Stations close. We want all of our employes to have at least one day during the' year at home, with their families. So in order to be sure of making your. : Christmas calls on time and that the ; gay spirit of the day may not be! impaired by a sluggish motor, 11 rhaT up on PARCO ETHYL and PARCO GASOUNE before dosing i time tonight. The Independent Gas & Oil Company wishes ever) body Good Luck Good Cheer-- A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. 1 , iPAnacD jgasoline! Independent Gas Oil Co. At Independent Gas and .Oil Cos Stations xmdTBealsrs : ' : x 2 0 G. T, F. P. 0 0 0 0 11 Fill Up Your Gas Tank Today POTATOES L'SDA) Chicago, Dec. 24 (AP Potatoes receipts 57 ears, on track 219, tefal V. S. shipments 413 cars; trading light, market firm on northern on' Idaho; Wisconsin stock, weak sacked round whites $2.40-- JO; Idaho New - York Halles Whalen, rg '' 4 0 Barrett, lg Totals 0,0 3 0 0 22 0 .0 0 0 0 6 11 8 4 'S'hurscSaF Wilimore, If Pedersen, c OGDEN LIVESTOCK Ogden, Dee. 24 (AP USD A) Hogs receipts 357; little done early; few 161 lb. driveins steady at $9. Cattle receipts 143; slow; early odd lot sales steady; medium ami good common and medium rows $8.25-7- ; 2 PasnoasEte GGQm&QZ ,268:2.5 g. m. Battery F downed the Providence Second ward ita a hard fought, closely contested basketball game held at the Logan armory last evening. The final score was 34 to 23. WiUmore of F battery played a brilliant floor game and was higlf point man with 22 points. Barrett and Hurst each scored 8 points while Pederson and Wahlen at center and guard respectively played a good floor game. For the losers Thorpe and Hammer played a good game and scored eight points each. The score; BATTERY F G. T. F. P 3 2 0 6 Hirst, rf 5-- 8 1.363-- sacked Russets $2.65-2.9BUTTER AND EGGS Chicago, Dec. 24 AP Butter steady, receipts 10,361 tubs, prices unchanged. Eggs' steady; receipts 3,9 13, eases; ' ' ' prices unchanged. aim Wins From Battery ;- - 08 0 8 - 1 0 10 4 3 0 4 1 23 ' |