Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-01-31 | Page 10 | Granite High [Illegible] Beaten by L. D. [Illegible]

HUE IH BEJTEHfLi Miller's Lads Take jB ing Game by ScotS 45 to 32. mt The L. D. S. basketball nMW feated the Granite team yesterB noon In tho Desorct gymnarfiK score of 45 to 32, 'H The llrst quarter was decldB of the Granite plavcrs. ItwJH the .second quarter had huH played that the L. D, S hMW notice and steam up. Th yiaB the spoils of the same in livM theL. D. S. boys ami Spectacular playing on hoUH tho throwing of Held baskctsaiB Ing opponents held tho manr-B their respective bootlm of th3K tenso excitement, hi facL tblH oslly of the same at Units toMm poets of football in Its extraH ond -tumble characteristic During the second half thi'B came somewhat slack and lMW of the Interest of the first htB ever, the latter part was dec&H Williams and Olsen were tbtiH the L-. D. S. team and lltsMw wonderful work for the GraniH This was the llrst bafketbaUB tween the two schools. Coil Miller of the L. D. S. u rtH game a complete .triumph lorJmw and he doesn't hesitate to htH men will carry away the itajB plonshlp game If the spirit aH yesterday ia carried throiyli wH Coach "Wld" Ashton of InjjH lilce very much to meet theTjl again at the Granite gvniouiM Homer Holslngton was rtfeiH day. The L. D. S band kmm tunes by way of accompanSB cheering of the students Thefoljowlng was the llnetiH Chiwson ,'rf ' V.'J Willla ms. '. !.rg! .7H Olaen lg jH Olabhy Pleads Hot fttiH LOS ANGELES. Cat, Jan.J Clabby, the middleweight ptjH Arthur McQueen, a tralc-rrjH Wednesday after a policeman severely beaten, wcro arraleiwiH a charge of resisting an offlrH misdemeanor They pleaded i9M and demanded a Jury trial, vhleH for March 4. Both men src'H under ball of $1000 each. .B