Show 18" THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY IS ti'f 1931 r -- -s i 'n ?" nr5t4fJ ts 5 B Y U MATMEN MUST BEAT UTAH TO TIE AGGIES FOR TITLE 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I Utah University Enters 36 Athletes in A A U Indoor Track Meet RECEIVE AWARDS B Y U Boss FARMERS 4 4 4 4 79 Aggie Athletes Get Stvealers May Switch 4 4 4 Uncle Rob’s Feminine Hoop Ike Solicits Artistes Meet Club Needs In Tournament Entries for No Repairs 8peel Utah Night Event at the 44 Unaipcmmwt nenuNB feted His LOGAN — athletic Four Horsemen award will be presented to Utah gie athletes at the annual award day Comrade Dies assembly Awards will Wednesday sports in the last Of Appendicitis be given for allwith basket-year beginning Seventy-nin- Richardson Out With Knee Injury Utah Grapplers Labor Diligently 1929-3- PITTSBURGH Fa Feb 17 —John A Weible in integral nnit in the powerful forward wall behind which the famed Four Horsemen of Notre Dame rose-- to football glory died today His passing made the first break in the ranks of the great Notre Dame eleven of Weible died a doctor of medicine at the age of 27 In Merry hoopltal here where he was nerv ine his internship Au emergency operation for removal of hia appendix was performed last week PROVO—Confident that they can take the measure of the University of Utah wrestlers when they meet In Salt Lake Friday evening but expecting another hard match such as the Aggies gave them week before last the Brigham Young university mat ‘artists are taking extensive workouts 1923-34-- With the possible exception of Vernon “Red” Richardson every d d Cote said Tuesday Both couldeaslly e Ag- ) man on the Cougar squad is in condition Richardson is still suffering from a badly wrenched knee Neff Smart who participated in the class and Ray Haddock who wrestled In the division against the Aggies may move down one notch Coach- Aubert to The Tribune 0 1 and closing with 1930 football Student Body President O W Buchanan Is In charge of the ball pro-gra- Only two men will receive three-ye- ar football awards They are Clive Remund and Dan GilThe pair also won awards lespie In other major branches Remund in basketball and Gillespie in track and field There are no winners of three awards in the eitlre group though several athletes won two letters In the latter group Were Everett Campbell Aland Forgeon Delbert Yqung Elwood Drysdale Russel Rich Vadal Childs and Seth Parkinson all first year men and Gillespie Remund Cyril Maughan Allen Adams William Barker Bernard Nelson and ’ 440-ya- rd thln-legg- Thompson Forced McBeth To Quit Basket NedLetter winners In football who will we receive m Coast Vranes Delbert Sport Young Vadal Childs Wallace Rollins Alden Adams Reed ”- Ashworth “Cat” Thompson for Shields William Barker Ned Mcmer star basketball player at Mon Beth Aland Forgeon Rulon Budge tana State college during the con- second year Waldo Petersen Bernard Nelson Elmo Smith Ivan ference reign of Smith Odell Delmar Wilkins the Bobcats Thompson Edward Cliff Ed Ward recovering from a battle and Alfred Sparks knife operat Ion Cyril Maughan third year Dan Olllesple and Clive for appendicitis Ule Tusslers Work Remund It was learned Basketball: First year Seth Parhere Hard for Cougars p was kinson George Young Warren Thompson Tryouts to determine Utah repre- stricken last week Don Bennlon Elwood Drysdale sentatives in the wrestling meet with while Clive Remund Everett Campbell playing for Brigham Young university Friday the Paclfto Coast second year Delos Watkins fourth aftemooq will be held this week at Athletic club bas- -' and Davis year Carl Duwayne Hen-rl- e the Ute gymnasium Pete Couch ketball team at coach of the champion Redskins an- Long Beach He Seventeen men will receive track nounces Friday's meet will begin at aldng with Franks and field awards and one of them : Ward of also will be awarded a sweater for Two regulars of the mat squad will tana State Monr winning the cross country run The hoopfV'f not have to defend their positions fame was A A are: First year Everett Campbell ’Chuck Larson sdfmtif'’ 9 atf6weMS and the brunt bearing heavyweight of the Donald Cox Ed Bailey Dallas Rich-In- s Marvin Jonas are grapplers without scoring in the Fa- Aland Forgeon Delbert Young challengers ciflc Coast A C Cat Thompson Elwood Drysdale Russell Rich Owen In other weights double elimina- games Beatty Masel Brashear Joe Call tions will be necessary la all exoept It- - will be necessary for the ‘Cat Frank Monsen Vadal Childs second two Couch announced to give tip the hard board sport for ear Carl Belllston: third year Levi Reuben Larson brother of Chuck the remainder of the season :yers Dan Gillespie Myles Bowen and Ralph Watson will dispute the Playing on the team is Owen Rowe cross country run Russell Rich division place and Reed former B Y U cage artist and First year Omar Swimming Detton and Frank Burgess the athlete Budge Leverl Flamm Glenn Har-mplace Tuesday in the feature Johnson Harold John Leak matches are Robert Redner Floyd Taylor Nephi Grapplers who are contending for the Aggies Couch's grapplers performers as Tom McCann Marlon Redford Lorln Eugene Losee star guard of the places in other weights are: 155 preparing to wage a comeback Manning DeLjep center last season Kendell secVan Oordon Richards Buren A Arnold BUI against the Cougars Roylanre victory for Dahlstrom Hall and others pounds 0IH?effliBmlth M°ly Amateur league Losee wraUistl Ray Rumel Carl Bromley the Utes will give them a tie with ond year Ronald Flamm Robert State weighs sw Ma sVta American a etoud of Elnar Magdtel 135 pounds Kenneth the Aggies for state championship Jennings former Cyprus high stars: Center- First year Cyril ??It Tam psul Thatcher Fred Lund-ber- a title held by the latter group Wrestling on Wch DwvlsJhigh athletes 135 pounds Bill Young Ed Maughan Alden Adams Achton that does not hinder the ?nJfVvlllS Following t and rort LJOURUls' a 8TOUp Jertsen William Barker Vernon Rice player from fighting with the best of pmorm’ Hlrschl andferth Fond 118 pounds Cougars the'Dtes will of former West Coast Guard court-me- n them for the western di- Mak Cowan second year Earl Henry Homada William Stephens Bernard Nelson third year That Losee plays in fast company ed uled at Provo FriDelmar Hlvey and Jack Thomas Is a genuine sports follower there can be no doubt In the league Losee First named contestants in each day and Saturday February 27 Dean McAllister Ned McBeth knows every sport every local Tennis: First year Seth Parkinson there are the Dollar Cab five com- He event performed against the Aggies and 28 team in sport and every man last week and must defend- - their Besides the three Utah schools Olade Llnebaugh Ewart Swinyard posed of former high school stars on every every team He also has the tra Montana State will send s full squad third year Jack Christensen Hyrum from Salt Lake the Blue Diamonds dltional humor of the places In the tryouts man club which boasts such One of his favorite fat an Cannon fourth year Joe Cowley After their defeat at the hands of to participate in this meet stories Is the one relating the outstanding incident of a recent De Molay-Fo- rt Douglas game "Losee kicks one from the middle of the floor what happens? A soldier falls out of his seat an' suffers a shock” Losee nonchalantly tells of the time he “held" Haymond Magna star to seven field goals He dupll cated this performance against Bingham the other night he says “Me Cann only milde seven from the floor” according to the chunky guard The De Molay athlete is a graduate of East and Is an ardent backer of Leopard athletic teams He has football seen the annual East-We- st games for the past twelve years and rarely misses a basketball game played by the hilltop school He never earned a letter In high school “I waa one of the most out' standing water boys the school has seen for year saya Losee “I was one of those who was hit wave of Ineligibility among by the — the white Which is the local high schools last season Bruce MiUlkin principal of the East black? Don't' ball or high declared me Ineligible to carry water for the Leopards In the East' West football game” answer lan 165-pou- nd nd er all-st- ar g: ' Nish-lmo- to all-st- ar 7 larger the too quickly Two Eliminated In Cue Tourney '5 YUE5t'EYG&: MAY FOOL YOU i A fe i y BUT your taste tells the Truth I Walter Watkins and Clyde Nelson fell by the wayside In this week's rounds of the Junior chamber of commerce billiard tournament in progress at 323 South Main street Watkins suffered hls second loss on Monday while Nelson went down for the second time to p R Pett Tuesday night 35 to 26 In other matches of Tuesday W S Barton defeated Jack Dunn 35 to 23 and Hal Price won over M C Strong 35 to 19 Matches will be resumed Thursday when M C Strong opposes F R Pett at 7 p m-- t W H Young faces E H Christensen at 8 p in and Ralph Thomas plays W S Barton st 9 p m 300-sr- d Teachers Take Easy One from Western State Fish-Planti- ng 'A BETTER TAS 3 1 (JV-Walt- No- w- IS THE TIME TO GET YOURS AT THE RIGHT PRICE "TIRES Black Bast Pond Goes Under Construction Soon TUBES Now On Display TREMONTON— Adam lmthurm who has been waiting on the state fish and game association relative to a black basa pond states that the association has agreed to the proposition The pond Is to be built at Salt Creek three miles west of here After Investigation it was found to be an Ideal site The association Will furnish all material needed and pay for labor to equal that furnished by local sportsmen INTRAMURAL GAMES Results of intramural basketball games at the University of Utah on Tuesday: Sigma Chi No 1 24 Army No 1 31 Kappa Sigma 18 Sigma Nu 33 at OSBORNE AUTO TIRE & SUPPLY CO 123 So State Was 1349 BEN MORRIS Plan Program at r A bob-whi- te e © 1931 Lwwwtt A Mtm Tomcco Co le -- The Vernal Rod and Rifle club! 'jflne showing that more are to be which is the oldest fish and game as- planted this year by the state fish sociation in the state of Utah plans and game department an unusually active season Its pro It js expected that the output from gram Includes an extensive fish the white Rocks fish hatchery this will be 1000000 fish These will of the campaign year planting support U B bureau of flsheriea and the for- be planted In Duchesne and Uintah est service in a Joint program of water counties The) policy for planting to v lakes and the be carried but will be to place only1 surveys and planting headwaters of streams in the eastern large fish in the lower heavily fished section of the Uintah mountains waters The fry and flngerlidgs Will vermin control the working out of a be placed in the higher regions ' All cooperative plan for better relations of the trout at the hatchery were ' between the land owner and the sorted and graded on Wednesday of sportsman and the importing of more last week by the following members PJr quail and Ilungarian par- of the fish committee: Henry Mills- -' earn Frank Biddoway Bus Hatch1 of tridges were Several" Winfield Milton Hacking quail Hulltager the east William Strtagham Alton Hatch and brought' i in front through the efforts of E B Hamp- Edward Oaks Jay Larson Is superton past president of the organiza- intendent of the White Rocks hatch- luBESI tion last ear and bar made such a ery bob-whi- Lind-be- two-ml- ? MILDER d Two-mil- Vernal Sportsmen A long-distan- All-Sta- rs Uncle All-so- ' es eight-minut- eiWWI Sylvan Stevens 145 and Robert Yorgason 155 are showing rapidly Improved form Captain Iman Hales in the class Is expected to win with ease while CliffHorlacher in the 175 pound event ts training diligently and should give Marwin Jonas the Ute a real OGDEN—’ Team and from Idaho Will compete Weber and gymnasium Friday Saturday nights In the first annual western o tournament for youngLone Grant Ivie Cowan Dodgers Heady to atop Out basketball women The girls will play under boys Among Those Expected rules In periods under the elimination system one defeat to Star putting a team out of the championship race Seven teams have already enrolled NEW YORK Feb 17 UP)—Come Led by Nate Long Byron Grant the batterymen of New In the event and it Is announced and WUton Friday I vie living Immortal athYork's three major league baseball that one of three others will enter which letes of the Rocky Mountain conferFollowing are the quintets clubs will begin have already entered Inkom Idaho ence University of Utah will lead their annual trek Tyhee Idaho Pocatello Tent and a powerful group of 36 In the to warmer climes A A U Indoor track Awning team Troy Parisians Pocaand spring 'traintello Fred York Printers Ogden and field meet to be held Friday ing Union Pacific Ogden Cherry Blos- night starting at 8 o clock Uncle Wilbert Nate Long the youngster who som Ogden were It at all necEither the Blackfoot Idaho Bears burned up the conference cinders in essary could sit and shorter races the Pocatello Plggly Wiggly team or the down right now veteran Grant the the Qrcgon Short Line Athletic club hU and name team of Pocatello will be the eighth who has monopolized the high hui-dl- e starting Brooklyn WUton two and event for years aggregation without lineup Ivie barrier de luxe The Seattle champions missing a name or of the northwest considered enter will form the vanguard of Utah talposition tag but finally dropped out This ented trackstere Wilberts toughest team Is to play the winners of the The large team will be buttressed Job at Clearwater coming Ogden tournament either In by 33 other athletes of almost equal will be the selecAt abmiYi—The ©oinplete'tist annotmOed” Ogflen or Pocatello-o- n March-JOtion of substitutes that dime the Seattle girls will be by Coach Ike Armstrong and the BlSSon-ett- e forLopet en rpute to the national women's events which they will enter follow Thompson 60 and 300 ytrd dnslips— Nil© tong Ja a tourney at Dallas Texas Oilbert Bennett Hap Vitale Herman Goldstein Wright Dave Eattmond XH Vere Wooten James Frederick O'Doul and Herman Undash only Milton McDonald and less they break an arm or neck are Rideout Elmer Sheffield Grant Bill certain to be the regulars high hurdles -- Byron AUen Frank Mordock Major Denote Harry Messrs McGraw and McCarthy are Fiehburn run— Bill McKnlght Gray Lustv not pp fortunate Both are faced 600yrd Chester Johns Thomas Barker Dick Barwith a lot of high' wide and hand-som- e Walter ker Seymour Burton (300 al&o Evans (300 also) Roland Clmstopherson expei Imen ting before their 1931 run— Milt Coasn Gray Lust regular teams are definitely estabBill McKnlght Tom Marker Allan lished Mile fun — Cowan Lusty Ray Fisher Jim iMcOraw's Infield worry Is third Young Leland Burress John Marks base Hls present solution calls for e run— Irvine Beesley Wilton Ivie Harvey Hansen Johnny Verges the 50000 coast Broad jump running and standing— to while Freddie third beauty play Doc Spears and Danzle GREELEY Colo Feb 17 VP— Long Grant — Lindstrom regular third baseman Grant Danzie High lump Flshburn The moves Into center field to take care rejuvenated Colorado Teachers Mordock McDonald Jim Russell Howard Shotput— went on a scoring spree here tonight Harry Ostler Lee Neuman of the outfield complaint This will be just swell if both Ver- to hand Western State college of Armstrong said hls relay ge and Lindstrom come through for Gunnison Colo Its second succes- team probably would consist of Lusty his starting lineup then would be sive defeat 55 to 23 The Teachers McKnlght Barker and Burton and Hogan or O'Farrell catchers Terry trounced the Mountaineers last hls college medley relay team of first base Critz night 41 to 33 (still a holdout) Long Bennett Llndberg and Cowan z second base Jackson shortstpP! Ver-geDick Romney of Utah Aggies wired The game closed the season's third base Leach or Allan right schedule for Western State and the the entry blank of Levi Myers ace field Lindstrom center field and Teachers will be inactive until next quarter and half mller of the Aggies Ott left field week when play Denver uni- Monday Myers will run in the 300 troubles are more versity twice they McCarthy's and the University of and 600 yard runs acute Hls pitching needs plenty of Wyoming once to close their camEntrance of Dean Stallings Westattention The pitching taken care paign They must win all of their minster college's brUliant high hurdof McCarthy must decide whether remaining games to nose out the ler promises to make this event one Chapman Is to play third and Lazzeri Cowboys for the Eastern division of the features of the meet Stallings’ second or vice versa and whether championship and entry blank arrived Monday Lary or Weber is to handle the short other Westminster contestants will stopping enter later Coach Bryan Petterson To add to hls worries McCarthy Granite Sophs Defeat told Larson must locate a leK fielder to gallop All entrants must have registered East by 24-2- 3 Count alongside Combs In center and Ruth for the meet by Wednesday Heats for In right McCarthy will make hls sewill be drawn Thursday Granite hlsrh sophomores defeated Past the events lection from Hoag Byrd and Cooke in Deseret night (ha Tuesday gymnasium seem that Hoag The score Right now It would EAST (23) GRANITE (24) wifi get the call OTFF OTFA JOHNSTON ROBIN COACH 1 l'Keytlng 4 32 10 0 rf rf Cushing — 17 (T) CHESTER Mass Feb NEW 1 0 0 2 Bateman If YORK Feb 17 iUP— NlchoU If 1 11 1 c 6 c Pratt Rather than accept a $4500 salary Pendleton Jimmy Johnston one time Brooklyn 2 Parker rf Neuscwnr 3 3 0 ri Reds cut Horace Ford Cincinnati Robins' lnfielder has been signed as 0 10 OlAllen rg Sullivan Is said today he would quit Hansen If 4 0 0 8 Rich t a coach David Driscoll business baseball an10 6 4 241 Totals 10 6 3 23 manager of the Brooklyn club Totals The lnfielder who conducts a connounced referee Barker umpire Llewellyn today fectionery shop here during the off season is a "ten year man” and not subject to return to the minor leagues er LOS ANGELisTFeb 17 Berger whose heavy hitting gave the Boston Braves new life last sea' son today announced he had signed his contract and would leave tomorrow for the training camp at St Petersburg Fla Accompanying Berger will be one of hls former fielding mates from the Los Angeles club Wes 8chulmerlch who was sold to the Braves In a $40000 deal last fall Cal AVALON Catalina" Island Feb 17 (UP)— The advance body of -' traincoaches catchers and pitchers era of the Chicago Cubs arrived here today to begin training The arrivals Include Coaches Ray Schalk and Charley O’Leary Catchers Gabby Hartnett and Zach Taylor and Pitchers Guy Bush Bob Smith Les Sweetland Dick Montague Jake THE NEW May Le Roy Hiekman Jess Petty Lyn Nelson and Lou Wamekc Already established on the Island were such southern California winter residents as Bud Teachout Sheriff Blake Pat Malpne Ed Baecht Bob Grace and Bib Campbell Announces the Opening of a COMPLETE TIRE SALES and SERVICE 'MARCH 1ST AT 117 EAST 1ST SOUTH The New ass' TIRES TUBES Will Be Featured BEN MORRIS TIRE CO 'll!" 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