| Show AGGlES READY TO START SPRING I FOOTBALL Coaches Expect Biggest Turnout in History of School Next Week Special Dispatch LOGAN March H. H The H-The The 9 arc aro preparing to begin their spring football practice here next week and Coach Jack Watson Vatson Is anticipating the tho largest crowd of enthusiasts that c er e er re responded to a football call can In th the history of oC time the school Many freshmen are In school hool and are anxious to got gt out and nd learn a few of tho the many fine points of the tho game s Watson Vatson will bo ho ably assisted by many old men I who will again welcome the call of or foot foot- ball Among mon 4 those e remaining In school hool are aro Peterson Jarvis Hanson Olsen Olaen and backs back Spencer Lindquist Mohr Captain Cannon Worley Larsen An Anderson Ander erson er- er son and Gardner linesmen The object of or spring football practice H li to acquaint tho the new material with the coach's methods and give sive them a general l Idea en of what will be expected of or them next fall rall This makes the tho sledding easier In the fall fall when no imo time Is lost In I teaching the tIme new material th lh the game but bul rather smoothing off ocr the rough rouSh edges only onland and perfecting the tho d defense and of of- of C tense equally well ell The Aggles are aro expecting ex ex- ex peeling to lo nb do clo timings things B next year and the tho halls aro arc ringing with spring football cha chatter Together with spring nb toot comA come lh the theother theother other spring athletics ha ball and track Coach Jon Joe Jensen n. n who 1 is In iii charge of oC the these branches of activity has issued a call can for all material to report Monday Monda and fib tIle the Aggie Aggio campus will without a doubt h bo he a scene of or some lively fe festivities before be- be fore foro man many more moore lays clays slip lIp by He la Is lawell well veil pleased with Hh Ith the prospects prospect at present pres ent ont and Is 16 determined to let the other coaches ches In the state slate know that the Ag Ag- gies can cavort in time tho field In the spring Just as well as they can on the gridiron In the fall or on the tIme basketball court In Inthe Inthe the winter Jensen will ho bo assisted in baseball b by Harr Harry Stoney who has lass had considerable experience In professional baseball c circles both as player and manager They have havo havea a good list of ot prospects among amons- whom are some of the best known als in the state Track Irack enthusiasts havo have been working out In the gymnasium for several weeks and by the time that the weather per per- mita them to get set outdoors they will have havo already completed their Initial training exercise and will ha have ve only to be become como accustomed 1 to the time cinder path instead of ot the time running track of the gym Sm Some of the track athletes who are re expected to show how up good hood ar are Peterson sprinter and hurdler weights pole polo vault Clyde Clyd distance runs Bowen Spencer Hansen Jarvis antI and worth orth 4 to lo tel 1 7 to C li 3 to 5 third Time I 1 I 1 42 Free Love Loc Miss Peep Gertrude C C. Frank Burke El EI Capitania Red Star Vinegar Hill eman an and 1 Pulaski Pulaski al o ran Fourth race furlong Jock furlong Jock Soot Scot Cot 11 lip Rice fRIce I 1 to lo 5 S. 1 to 4 1 ont oat won Top Topo Top of o the Morning 11 Robinson on S 8 to to 5 6 2 to 5 6 5 out second Butter Duller Scotch II H. H lOP OBrien O'Brien 1 12 to lo 1 4 t to 1 1 even third Time 1 and Woodstone also ran Fifth race one mile Dike 8 S to 5 5 3 to 5 5 1 to 5 won Dr Kendall Willis Willi 13 15 to lo 1 1 I to 1 1 3 to toI I 1 second Jack Iu Lucas 4 I 10 Riddle 1 12 to 1 1 5 to 1 I 2 to lo 1 1 third Time I 11 4 45 The Gadder Elizabeth ElIzabelh Robert Kingfisher Kingfish Kingfish- er Stonehenge W. W W. W V. V Clark Browns Favorite Miss Waters an and 1 Mary Warren arren al also o ran Sixth race mile and seventy M yards ards Parrish Carroll Carroli 3 to 1 I. I even 1 to lo 2 2 worm won on Traction IO 10 to lo I 1 4 lo to 1 1 2 to I 1 second Dollna I III lii II I n ErIckson S to lo 1 1 3 3 to 1 I. I S to lo 5 5 third I Time 5 1464 5 4 Tumble In In Semper Stalwart Stal Stal- wart w John Graham Handful Eulogy U II II Trentino ClI Cliff Field o and d louts also ran HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES ES First race six furlongs furlongs Clean Clean Up Hill Billy B. B Douglas Dougla S. S I Kinney i Second race six furlongs Martre Martre I Harry HarZ Hur Burgoyne orne Alex Getz Gelz 10 t Barka Harka Lost Fortune Smirking Re Rey Ennis 10 1 Ophelia Ophe Ophe- lia W W. Bus Busy Joe 1015 Darkey Ruvo o Also eligible Miss lIss Sweep 97 Favorite Article Ill Innocent Inez Third race six mix furlongs Onico 97 Thistle Green Grcen King 1 Mart fart Fe- Fe d Broncho Bill Billy Kama una SinaI SInal Sir Raymond Imp Scotch Kiss Philemon Uncle Hart HUt Sir Edgar Also eligible Imp Cannon Bridge 11 Fourth race r five and 01 a half furlongs I Imp lamp Jack Stewart 98 Marso Marse Mou Mouse e Impressive Manokin M Postmaster I ter tel PS 98 The Boy Favorite Fa lOG Icarus 1 OS Fifth race mile and eighth Austral Austral 95 Billy Oliver Stanley S. S Bleu Bieu 0 Lady WorthIngton Certain Point 10 Duke of Shel Shel- h by Thanksgiving ln Sixth race mile mil and sixteenth Justice Go Goebel 10 Brown BrownY Y Velvet Thigh High Horse Hors Fred T. T Beauty Beauly Shop Caro Nome John Hurls Hurie Upright Thornhill 11 Also Aho eligible Ambrose Ambrose- log lIng H IT 10 iO allowance claimed d Clear fast |
