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Show UTAH COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS ORGANIZE NEW FOOTBALL 1 REGIME; SCH ,lE SET Football for the next three will dominate the sport world. Over a million P , .1 boys and men will participate in this great Arr dport; over ten million people will witness exciting gai. -games that will challenge the manhood, loyalty and sportsmanship of men. Do you know enough about this game to appreciate it, to enjoy it? In modern clays your education is not complete without at least a spectators point of view. When the President Presi-dent of the United States, Prominent business men, College Professors, men in every walk of life support and enjoy this game it means that there is something valuable and worthwhile worth-while in it. Weekly articles explaining the object and rules of the game will be published in this paper. If you don't understand the game watch for these articles. i FOOTBALL SCHEDULE J For Springville High. j October S I.elti at Springville. j October in Springville at Pay- t j son. j October 2D Spanish Fork at I j Springville. j November 5 Provo ;:t Spring- j j villi'. j November 12 Springville at Eureka." November 5 Provo nt Spiing-jville; Spiing-jville; Paysmi at Spanish Fork; Eureka Eu-reka at Lehi. November 12 Provo fit Spanish Fork; Springville at Eureka; I.ebi at Payson. It was agreed that visiting students stu-dents le admitted to football games for a 25-cent charge with their activity ac-tivity cards. In regard to officials It was decided de-cided that the principal of the homo team appoint the head linesman, while the referee and umpire be selected se-lected by the regional board from a list nominated by the coaches in their meeting. The home team is to furnish a new ball for each game, which bo-comes bo-comes the property of the winning team unless one team objects before the game. It was recommended that if possible possi-ble a school for officials and coaches coach-es be conducted by the state officials offic-ials to clarify the rules. Each home school is to be held responsible for the proper roping off of the field nt all games and furnishing suitable seating accommodations accom-modations for the visiting players. The officials will be selected from the following list : Karl Swen-son. Swen-son. Rulon Dixon, Tobo Raile. Chick Hart, of Provo; Stanley Wilson. Gene Hilly man. Reed Barm U, of Pay son ; I). . A- Smith. Dunn Tay-. lor. of Springville:. I- Henroid, ,T. Fennett. of Eureka: Earl Holm-stead Holm-stead aivl Hy Itanvtt, of American Fork : Bobby Gardner, of Spanish Fork. Those who nttended the meeting from the various districts of the region were : From Provo, John W. Farrer, Superintendent H. Claude Lewis, Principal D. B. Harmon and Coaches Glen Simmons and Kenneth Ken-neth Weight: from Alpine district, Benjamin Bates, Superintendent David Gourley, Principals' D. R. Mitchell of Lehi, J. M. Walker of American Fork, A. P. Warnick of Pleasant Grove, Karl Banks of Lincoln, Lin-coln, and Conches Ross Nielsen, Harry Richards and Earl Swenson : from Nebo district, Superintendent Melvin Wilson, Principals L. A. Anderson An-derson of Spanish Fork. Ray Mon-son Mon-son of Payson. E. E. Knudsen of Springville, and Coaches Ray Wool-ey, Wool-ey, Fen ton Reeves and Ike Young; from Wasatch district, J. A. Woot-on Woot-on and Superintendent R. F. Nils-son; Nils-son; from the Tintic district, Principal Prin-cipal Ray Done, Catches Kline and Jenkins. There was no representation representa-tion from the Juab district. -j: vfi High school athletics of I'tah county and surrounding territory were taken over by a new regime al an important meeting held !;:si night nt Spanish Fork, an,: If ed by representative school ol ials of the districts of Provo, Alpine, Al-pine, Nebo, Wasatch, Juab, and Tin-tie, Tin-tie, comprising what is known as Region Three of the T't.ih Hi-h School Athletic Association. A prrm;imnt orgnnk'.n; ion for .he control of hiirh school nt'ileiic competition in t his region for the ensuing year was effected. John W. Farrer, of Provo, represent n;g the school boards ;, Melvin Wilson of Pnyson, for the district superintendents; superintend-ents; and Principal David A. Mitchell Mitch-ell of Lehi, representing the high school principals. They wi!l serve as the three principal members of the regional board for one year. They named Principal Ray Mouson of Payson as secretary-trca surer. One additional member from Tintic. Juab, and Wasatch districts will he named later to complete the managing manag-ing board. Following n suggestion by Superintendent Super-intendent R. F. Nilsson of Ilel or, it was recommended that Wasatch high school be allowed to affiliate with the schools of Region Two. in which their more logical competitors, competi-tors, Park City, Coalville nnd Kaiu-as, Kaiu-as, are situated. If this recommendation is favorably favor-ably acted upon by the state central hoard of control, Provo high scljcol will probably he placed in !he Alpine Al-pine division as far as basketball and track sports are concerned. Following the reorganization, the coaches met in ft separate meeting and drew up a football schodu'e as follows: October S Payson nt Provo: Lehi at Springville ; Spanish Fork, at Eureka. October 15 Eureka nt Provo : Spanish Fork at Lehi; Springville at Payson. October 29 Lehi at Provo; Spanish Span-ish Fork at Springville; Eureka nt Payson. |