Show STUDENT EIFE PAGE FOUR Unexpected Pigskin is revived for spring Gridiron contests loom practice ahead as field meets come to a come from results net combats Girl's tennis will be played cff today in the two iinal rets close i Intramural Base Meet ball Seri es At Features - T eii Events Near Finish Inter-Cla-ss -- Co-e- d - Medal Will Be Given High Point Winner Today Track elimatioa practice! beginning a week ago' with final! Daily ij 1 ffl HNffi The intramural baseball series which began April 29 and which will finish May 20 is at full swing There are two brackets with five teams in each one The winner of bracket one will play the winner of bracket two for the championship 'iae teams in bracket one are representing Aipna Gamma Phi Aipna Delta Epsilon Pm Kappa lota Benos and Bigma Chi Si in Sigma Chi m the lead Those in bracket two are: Delta Kappa lau Nu Pt Kappa Alpha Omega men wiin tne and non-nlau non-fr- at team m the lead The championship wni be determined by percentage and the winning team will be presented with a tropny by the council j two games Monday May 13were played— tne first between the Sigs and the Epsilons in which the Sigs were victorious with a score ol 2 The second game as played by the Phi Kaps and Alpha Gamma Phis the game going to the Phi Kaps with a score oi 1 —-- V 4 There" are" rules’ governing this series in which track men are only allowed to play two games and the weight men are allowed to play four games Any violation of tnese rules will results ih the forfeitThe games ing of the game should start promptly at the time scheduled and any team that is late will have to forfeit Red Wade has charge of the series and any disputes are to be settled by him or by Coach Pom-ne- y tryouts Friday May 17 made possible to select some very strong teams for Monday's luter-claCo-- ed track meet held at The resuit of the tennis match the U S A C stadium yesterday between C S A C and B Y U afternoon Each class was well re- is as follows: Saxer and Cannoh presented In each of the following defeated Holt and Gillchrlst B events: 4 Y U 6 4 4 Porter ' 50 yard dash i aid Dixcn of B Y U turned back High Jump Co ley and Lmibaugh Aggies Progressive Group Leu a 3 86 Christensen defeatBasket Ball Distance Ihtow 5 3 1 75 yard dash ed Moxik B Y- U Co ley and Dixon match called Broad jump 65 yard hurdles with me first set still being played Neither had an advantage Baseball distance throw Baseball target throw the set had already danced 440 yard relay The B Y U scored a clean Ribbons were presented to first sweep against the Aggies at the second and third place wmners la meet oi the week beiore hence each event A gold medal will be defeat cf the B Y U was a total presented at the Co-e- d assembly surprise as this was the first time today to the individual high point m two years they had been dewinner A silver and a brorze me- feated sect! dal wiUbe presented T716' ploying Si CZShTSii agains ond and third place winner re- Holt and that of Saxer and Canspectively non against Holt and Gilchrist Judges of the meet we-- e J R and the work of Christensen were Jenson Miss Myra Nelson Mrs tiie features of the match Afton Raille Mrs Lucile Clark As a result of this match U S Miss Lillie Nielsen Miss So r gene A C and U of U were thrown into Benson and Miss Poily Rich a tie for second The deciding Coach E L Romney was official match between U of U and the Ustarter S A C was played Friday Miss Lead Edwards had geneial charge of the meet and Helen Hyde' was student manager The girl's track meet is fast becoming a traditional event in girls spring In the baseball game between activities and grows stronger as the Seniors and Sophomore girls each group takes it over In the coed series the Sophs were victorious with a score of The Juniors were defeated by the GREEK LETTER Freshman with a marFORMALS gin The next games will be vs Freshies and Seniors vs Sjpns JunThe annual Beta Delta spring iors — formal banquet and dance was held April 18 at the Hotel Eccles Rodeo Tempers A theme distinctly “Frenchy” was carried out Cleverly arranged Riding Events cabaret service with music and an dancing composed atmosphere Whoopee Jet ’er buck! made complete with French menu hanouet and dance nf tho After being with tempered was held May If trigonometry and psychology ail lTau Fraternity as cermistress of Hyde presided winter the fellows were fit - Eccles A variety contestants Aggie emonies Yellow roses were pre - at- th£ Hotel for the rodeo event dominant in forming attractive held after the Horse Slibw at table piece centers Adams Field Fifty-si- x were A realistic bit of the Pendleton In attendance couples and Cheyenne rodeos was copied for the Aggie show Sigma Theta Phi entertained at This was its annual spring formal banquet the ride around the field of all and dance May 17 at the Hotel the contestants starting with a °Ll0?1C “"V1 Delta Epsilon fraternity walk and ending with a thunderAlpha fZui iTAm novel baseball toast- - entertained at their formal ing gallop was earned out with Miss quet and dance The first event was the Musi3 at the May Sylvia Cannon1 presiding toast- - Hotel Eccles A sailor idea was cal chairs a new contest for ridmistress The following respond- - the central theme A dozen or more horseA variety of ers ed with toasts —Miss Vera Calder-sprinflowers were used in de- - men competed Lin Laird due Miss corating Wardleigh Vljgin‘a Ronald Flamm presid-Hele- n to his clever riding won a close Towers and Miss Elma ee as toastmaster Responding first over Curtis Spanding Rowberry The tables were gay with toasts were Melvin’ Bank' Among the horses donated by with a variety of prettily arranged head and John Larsen Y Richis of Tremonton were The spring flowers Fifty si$ couples Senator from San Pit was the several hard buckers Martin were in attendance featured entertainer of the even Dunbar of Logan was the first to eave the chute were He Favors rode little! beautiful Broken ing The spring formal banquet and green gold vanity cases bearins- - - Ken Higgins of Idaho dance of the Sorosis sorority was the fraternity crest Fails his on time stayed the Thirty six Widow Maker The held May 13 at the Hotel Eccles couples attended only bareback ride was made by Red Wade on between the hours of and twelve The theme a futurHired Girl was Delta Nu fraternity entertained Halrman Filly istic one was very effectively car- at their annual formal banquet probably the hardest bucker of ried out in the programs toasts and dance May 10 at the Hotel the bunch but was successfullv and decorations Miss Clarice Eccles A clever Spanish theme ridden by Jack Stibal of Idaho Webb acted as mistress of cere- was Howard Tuttle a profescarried out In the Falls completely sional rode Skypiler Frank List monies Miss Faye Pedersen re- programs decorations music and toasts sponded with a toast Miss A profusion of blossoms drew Airplane and Oly Olsen of Hogan a solo and Miss with a Spanish garden setting Salt Lake professional rode O Josephine Clayton feature dance with red and yellow flowers fra- C A variety of The steers furnished oy Dr spring flowers were ternity colors formed the table used in decorations of About fifty piece centers were Paul Larsen acted Wintergreen Logan as toastmaster the following fel- ridden eight couples attended forward bac kward lows responding a few and Joe Thomas upside down The ridThe annual spring formal Brown Norm flames Fillmore and Marner Mer-r- ll ers were Keith and Smith quet The favors were leather dance' of the Gamma Tony Buntz Frank List Xi Gamma sororhy will be held bound memory books with the Bruce Wallace Slim Bennion tonight at the Hotel Eccles Orig- - fraternity jerest jnred and yellow and LinLaitd on covers! About clowns Cowboy the' armed with is being frnrtityter Japanese-thefifty formidable six shooters entercarried out with apple blossoms couples attended tained the crowd between the and spring flowers for decoration Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity en- the events A donkey and a Miss Sergene Benson will preside as toastmistress and the following tertained at their formal banquet Shetland pony were their mounts will respond to toasts: Miss Ruth and dance April 28 at the Hotel A good exhibition of bucking The theme was woven was given by the pony Olsen Miss Marjorie Lamb and Eccles Berg Prestwitch and about Miss Donna Benson The the "Lighthouse" The Hooley Larson evening falfavors the of 'correct methods table lamps bearing the gave will be enjoyed by a large number Pi Kap crest illuminated of attendants the ling riding and shooting tables effectively arranged The last event was the wild to Zeta Chi sorority entertained form the Greek recognition let- cow milking contest John DeckRed roses decorated the er and Tone Winkle won from a at their anual spring formal ban- ter Pi with the garnet and gold large field Cactus Davis and Hy quet and dance Saturday May tables 18 at the Hotel Eccles The scheme as the general color scheme Glen Steffens came second loosing by the narrow margin of three retoastmaster for toasts and programs was cen- Worthington tered about the rainbow and its ceived responses from the follow- squirts and ten seconds Vernon Budge De Los liies Miss Mildred Heinrich mis- ing initiated a charmSpur pledges tress of ceremonies received re- Thompson Paul Grace and P V ' Forty-fiv- e couples were ing custom that is to become a sponses from tne following girls Cardon in attendance tradition of the U S A C Miss Ethel Krotn Mis Aldora u Ttnd MISS ”T5Iaf jorie Taggart The Delta Nu fraternity held thirty when they gave gfTffr a lawn Roses of deep shades decorated its annual Mother's Day pro- tea on the campus for the active the tables gram at the chapter house Sun- members afternoon About fifty moThe custom begun was the preThe Sigma Chi Fraternity en- day thers called during the day Mu- sentation of honorary emblems to tertained at their Spring Formal sic was the Arcadian orches- replace the large symbols that Banquet and dance May 11 at tra A by club was organized by cannot be worn after a Spur’s the hotel Eccles The "Pin” was the mothers of which Mrs D C active duty is over These small the central theme 3f the toasts Budge was elected chairman A emblems are worn on the left side and program was very effective of the sweater and give the Spurs Leland Schanky presided as toast- light lunch was served a mark of distinction even after master and the following re- Two fraternities at the University they have finished school sponded with toasts Ed Jenkins of California were so enthusiastic Sylvia Cannon Mildred Killam Abner Larsen Reed Bullen and to exalt the during “National Ruth Mattson and Elda Wilson Ted Anderson White roses were Egg Week” egg that the were in charge of the tea respective prettily arranged to decorate the members greeted each other with tables Sixty couples were In at- hem Last Monday night the Junior tendance Jewel boxes of the —Washington Daily News Members of the Sigma Theta Phi fraternity colors gold and blue entertained the graduatSorority bearing the Sigma Chi crest were Phi Upsilon Omicron held Inimembers with a lawn party favors tiations for th following girls ing at home of Geneva the given night: Alta Orser Faun Schaub Place cards were doll3 Phi Kappa Iota fraternity en- - Saturday Singleton Jean Pedersen' and dressed in caps and gowns carrytertamed at their annual springThelma Johnson ing diplomas ss 6-- i- -o 6-- 6-- at 6-- - 6-- 6-- 6-- Pan-Hehe- 3-- 6-- -- - 32-1- 2 one-poi- : ban-sche- f six-thir- ty ta me Al-d- F I 4 ! COLLEGES EIGHT nt Four Records Broken at Intercollegiate Meet Aggies Raqueteers Stake Claim To Second Place In the annual intercollegiate track and field meet held Saturday May 18 in the University of Utah stadium the Utes placed first with 68 points the Brignam Young University plac ed second with 54 points and the Utah Aggies came third with 30 points Four intercollegiate state records were broken and one was tied Marx Reeve B Y U weignt man swung the hammer 14465 feet to better his record of three weeks ago by over live feet Captain Owen Rowe of the B Y U made the 100-y- d dash in the exceptionally tasi time of 9 5 seconds which ties the record made four years ago by Pearce el B Y U Mack aquiics of Utah who only placed third in the mile run at the track meet held In Logan a week ago made It in 4 minutes and 27 seconds one second faster than Alex Hoggans record-breakirace of six years ago Hoggan was a Utah man Ine two other record-breakifeats were the broad Jump of 2j feet 5 inches made by Rowe and Net Men Turn Back Ute Invasion By One Match three of the five Taking matches the U S A C tennis team gained second place In the college net race by defeating the University of Utah racqueteers here Friday afternoon It was a stubborn Ute Invasion which the Aggies turned back and the victory hinged on the battle between Jack Christensen and Dave Freed Aggie and Ute which the former respectively won in four hard sets 8 6 1- -2 Stadium To Be Scene Final Track Combats Utah of Friday and gaturday May 24 Mountain Conference track and field meet will be held in the Ute stadium Eight colleges have submitted entrants many outstanding consisting of athletes The visitors loom as favored contenders for the 1929 championship Colorado University Colorado Aggies and Colorado College are sending large squads and Montana State and Wyoming as well as Utah University Brigham Young University and the Utah will State Agricultural College be represented The Salt Lake Tribune will reward the winning team with a Medals will be silver trophy awarded to individual place win25 the Rocky ders JUL-EJC- qvenL tu 1- -4 By MARIE CALL 1- -4 8-- 6-- 4-- 39 "TeCt 6-- 3 6-- 8-- ng tlrfW-or-1- 6-- Captain Jackie Irvine in the doubles with Wallaceplaying Stag ner won the first team contest from Hyrum Cannon and Alton 4 Saxer Aggies 5 0 The little Ute captain who played brilliant ball for the Crimson squad also gained a triumph in his singles match with Hyrum 6 Cannon 6 4 Joe Cowley veteran Aggie with Ewart Swlnyard youthful Aggie who was playing his first set -- at collegia re' Tennis turned-bac- k Ray Forsberg and Harold Smith of Utah 3 6 0 5 4 in the only match which went the five set limit Swinyard played impressively in this set and justified Coach Milton Merrill's faith in his ability to start 4 defeated Smith Cowley 4 in the final singles match of the dual clash ng the-dis- cus 3 9" 7-- 3-- 6-- 6-- inches by Corbett whicn bettered ANNUAL the record of Bill Cox of Utah by TO BE PRESENTER TONIGHT three inches Owen Rowe of B Y U was (Continued from Page One) merriment by duneing a comic couple high point man of the meet On the final two laps of the dance A sturdy peasant from the Carpa- mile relay brilliant sprinting by thian Mountains enters and the girls Geddes aand Myers gave the Utah victory over Utah B Y gather around him clainurlng for him Aggies to dance With his heavy axe in his U took third place consents hands the mountaineer Cy Phillips made the only first AG HORSE SHOW duneing with much energy and fire place for tne Utah Aggies by takNEW STIMULANT At the end the maidens circle around ing the Javelin event with a I passed a lot of my exams him until the strains ot a wedding good heave of 18115 feet (Continued From Page One) As every school girl hath— march are heard in the distance The athletes University of Utah Stockton Christiansen cup in the peasants make way for the procession took eight first places and sever- But on examination day owner’s riding class Dr S Roband the bride uml groom are conduct- al seconds and thirds I always flunked in math inson was next and Mrs Scott ed to a seat of honor amidst the Budge placed third cheers of the multitude Then one of Moanings of a Moron Jean Merrill rode away with the men ot the group chosen to en- Crimson Takes Damn he I hate he the Thatcher Bank trophy In the tertain steps forth and does a stateI wish him was died Dual Meet Field ladies’ riding class with Hilda ly dance which gradually works up Him told I him loved I Fredrick and Ruth Budge In the into a whirlwind finish he him lied damn But Led by the brilliant showing of next two places The groom and six other men step forward for a group dance which re- Buck Grant versatile University La Phene Peterson and Eulaof Omar Ibn A1 Halif Saying of Utah lia Lee carried off the trophy in sophomore star and his presents an invitation to the maidens come not back: Four things The dt teammate close Nathan Long this the stellar to Join them At the lady and gentleman riding The spoken word Coach Ike Armstrong's bride joins the groom in a festive sprinter class Grant Young and Miss arrow The sped Crimson men of The four dunce the track and field squad wedding Young his daughter were awardTime past now claim their partners garnered its initial victory of the ed second Leo Hansen and Mrs procession Neglected opportunity fur the mazurka As a climax every- year by defeating Utan State Frank Earl came third one joins his partner fur a grand C R Fitzgerald cmdermen Agricultural College carried the Pollock says a critic 2 99 (oik dance to 44 in the Logan is Channing a legless man who teaches run- field In the open jumping jump1— Carnival Scene Ttihnikoinkn stadium afternoon Saturday ing class with the first two plac2 — Troika Villagers May 11 The athletes of the two ning es getting the First National 3 — Stach i Zoska — Thelma Pedersen state institutions performed unsign everybody belipves in bank trophy Grant Young jumpOrpha Faylor der favorable weather conditions is One ed into the third place the dollar' sign 4 —Carpathian Mountain Axe Duuce — and were successful in breaking The Sorosis sorority received Rulon Walker two state records Doc Saxer says a man might the Budge Clinic cup when they 5— Wedding Procession ' Sophomore Athletes riding class lay up something for a rainy day won in the team Bride and Groom — Beryl Bown Grab All Honors Sigma Theta Phi sorority came if it didn’t rain all the time Blanch Calderwood team second Grant tallied 18 points for the good exhibiting Attendants — Dallas Johnson Helen Utes to take high point honors Life has a way of evening work Hyde Cleone Passey Gwen Rigby of the rodeo was the climax for day Long was second Pliyllis I (alia in For every woman who a The Evelyn Palmer schedule which reflected abilhigh scorer with a ‘total of 15 things Othello Hansen Rulon Walker fool out ot some man a makes Grant with a leap of 22 there’s another who makes a ity and work Olive Ensign points 6 — Boyar 8 inches won the broad man out ot some fool 7 — Polish Mazurka — Olive Ensign leet 11 over Bowen and Smith Blanch Calderwood Phyllis But jump of Botanists Visit the Aggies lam Othello Hansen Evelyn Pal- both Its a well known fact that the mer Rulon Walker With Glen Worthington Aggie Students in the two botany always rings when Bown 8 — Czardas — Beryl Blanch stalwart out of the meet on ac telephone Inthe only person in the classes received Illustrated Calderwood count of an injured leg Grant you’re house and your in the bath tub — struction on plant succession and 9 — Mazurka Wedding Party also enepuntered but littie diffithe contrast of xerophytic and what price then television? 10 — Russian Folk Dance — Whole culty in' hurdle taking both mesophytic plants during their group He again duplicated his events The annoyance of a talkative hikes Tuesday and Thursday PERSEPHONE feat of last week by Tunning the barber is a small matter comPractically the same route was Persephone und her companions are hurdles in 15 high to the irony of a singing used both days Trucks leaving playing in a shady grove when Pluto seconds the high jump the pared In the campus at ten o’clock carKing of the Underworld sees her and Utah star tied Egan and Evans dentist ried the students up to the Girls’ falls in love with her He udvauces two of his teammates for first on the camp A short stop was made on If only the fences with his attendants Persephono and place at a height of 5 feet 9 campus were strong enough to the way while the students hikher maidens turn in fright to flee hut inches ed up a ridge to a ledge which keep the bull in Pluto's attendants seize the girl and showed clearly the first stages in Long started the meet with a carry her off to be the bride of their sensational The zebra isa kind of ass but plant succession Lunches were" spirit in the century master In her flight Persephone He its his sporty boat that makes eaten at the Girls’ camp and at drops her scarf which is found hy her which he won in 10 seconds one the real hike began up companions At this point Ceres the also ran a beautiful race in the him so collegiate’' dash mother of Persephone enters grief clipping 1 5 Spring Hollow Blessed is he who : endutes to stage in plant succession stricken because of her daughter's dis- seconds off the old state record r ' wasEvery H3s time the end L The maidens sorrowfully held by Jackie Burton appearance vividly illustrated and the To make his day s contrasts of plant habits shown hr ‘f’T’- -j present the scarf to Ceres and tell her was 482 It you were sUmlliig J mi a diijie Miss Hull and Mr Beacraft were of the abduction of Persephone crowded Long complete by work Pluto The queen who rules over the ahead of both Levi Myers Farmer why would you he like WeolwortU’pl the instructors In charge of these i I dunno that harvests of the earth and can in- - speed artist and Hansen ot Utah two practical laboratories is- - full —ot who- tied- - 1’or second ll yxtka the elements in "the --Well -- Stupld-rdt wou’dtie nothing offered usable knowledge to place over and calls wrath cents teri in her dash upon anger the storm zephyrs to harrass the peo- Billings’ Javelin Mark of the earth Goes By Boards ple Ren Smith of Utah Aggies shall-tereAs the storm abates for a time two the other state record when Track Meet messengers from Jupiter enter to beg Summary of ‘U’-Asrfclemency for the people and tell Ceres he threw the jeveiin 189 feet 2 The old record was held that her daughter 'may return to eartn inches Summary of track myt Aggies vs Utah: He anger by Doral Pilling of Utah whose each year for six months news 188 Hammer throw— Larsen Aggies first Klettiug Utah second at Ceres orders mark was this feet appeased feet the zephyrs of the sun to dispel the Utah’s team Aggies third Distance 121 relay storm Peace and abundance reign on 'first While the Aggie mile relay 100 yard dash— Long Utah first Stewart Aggies second Bennett the earth again and the nymphs join team including Jenkins Stewart Utah third Time 10 seconds the mortals in a dance of thanksgiv- - Geddes and Myers also Mile run —Cannon Utah llrst Ivie Utah second Squires Utah garner to as returns five again for Persephone first place ing points third Time 4:354 her mother Larsen George Aggie weightdash— Long Utah first Hansen Utah and Myers Aggies Persephone’s Waltz Chopin man won the hammer throw tied for second Time 214 Gladys Hobbs with a toss of 121 feet 3 Inches Waltz of Three Shotput— Burbidge Utah first Cox Utah second Newman Utah Chopin Cannon Ivey and Squires walked third Distance 293feet Elementary Dancing Class off with three places In the mile Beethoven run as did I’luto'i Entrance Pole valut— Goodwin Utah: Austin Utah Call Aggies tied for first Cox and Burbidge Calder-uioPhyllis liallam Blanch t Newman ln tjje Utah Smart Aggies linlliqtone Acclie: ’leirhiinl 'tii-ri- r a t'icglU "li leet also goUiticd all tallies in the Palmer Audrey Bergeson discus high htirdleieiGrant Utah first Stanger Aggies second Cere's Entrance Chopin Bowen 15 DANCE AND DRAMA 4-- 6-- 6-- 3-- 6-- 6-- 6-- I cir-c!- 1- -2 3-- Nature 120-ya- rd ! 440-ya- rd ii-bi-- 4-- ’ vA J 220-ya- rd d fie 880-ya- rd 220-yar- d n 120-yar- d Gwendolyn Rigby The Storm Hossini Advanced Dancing Class The Sun i Txhatkoutky Advanced Dancing Class Waltz of Five Schubert Advanced Dancing Class EI(KMENTARY CLASS Beatrice Allen Thelma Beckslead Ruth Dennett Bernice Boyle Marie Call Afton Cole Marguerite Cooley Oralie Cra-gu-n Erma Edwards Virginia Johnson Virginia Hotter DeOn Morrison Zona Power Constance Shaw Ramona Weston June White Sarah Wilkinson Melba Theurer ADVANCED CLASS— (Other than those mentioned above) Helen Hyde Beryl Bown Juanita Boyle Millie Me Neil Edna Madsen Gene Heninger Bernice Quinuey Martha Carlisle Leah Edwards Dallas Johnson Geneva Schaub Ovila Bown - John C "Daddy” McLain was a guest at the Sigma Chi ban quet and a week end visitor at the chapter house last week "Daddy McLain” as he is familiarly known Is a man of seventy-nine winters yet he is still an activeman and a worker He has' contributed a fortune to Sigma Chi but he is loved and honored by every Sig throughout the Union and Canada not for his monatory support but for his for wonderful personality and the good he has done Sigma Chi dadMcLain Is a real "Daddy” dy to Gamma Kappa and to Beta Epsilon at the University for It was through his untiring efforts that it was made possible for these two chapters to be seconds Aggies third Time dash—Long Utah first Myers Aggies second Geddes Aggies third Time 48 Utah Evans Utah tied for first High jump— Egan Utah Grat t Height 5 feet 9 Inches Time-milrun— J Squires Utiuh first Ivie Utah second Gunderson Aggies third Time 10:282 Discus — Evans Utah first Metos Utah second Mewman Utah third Distance 12765 feet low hurdles— Grant Uttch first Murdock Utah second J Call Aggies third Time 251 Dunn Aggies second Jeppson Utah Naegle Utah first third Time 2 minutes second Javelin throw—Smith Aggies fCrst Phillips Aggies second Goodwin Utah third Distance 189 feet ? inches Broad Jump— Grant Utah first Bowen Aggies second Smith Aggies third Dlstanre 22 feet 11 laches relay— Utah first (Hansen Utters Murdock Bennett) Aggies second (Noel Gillespie Watklis Rampton) Time 1 minute 331 seconds Mile relay— Aggies first (Jenkins Stewart Geddes Myers): Utah second ( Rodoout Elder Wootton Clank)' Time 3:274 440-yar- d e 120-yar- d Half-mile- 880-yar- d |