Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-03-28 | Page 12 | Sportsmen Prepare to Fete 3000 at Annual " Rioting" Activities

Sportsmen Prepare to Fete At Annual Rioting Activities Mock Polo and Soccer Games GaInes Planned for Party in Coliseum at State Fair Grounds Mules will be pressed into polo service Saturday April 7 1 at the coliseum on the state fair fail grounds for the annual sportsmens sportsmen's riot I sponsored by the Salt Lake County Fish and Game association George Hofmann is recruiting a 8 band and of gallant who will sit astride stride the long eared animals and br broomsticks instead of mallets mal mal- lets ets f for r the game which wl will l undoubtedly edly be the first of its kind I held under un un- under uner der er roo roof roof-or roof or or open skies for that mat mat- ter er These daring riders however will vill willot not ot have a monopoly in exploiting the IQ of outdoor sports to the indoor arena because the Vikings and two CaUles tallies two of the strongest clubs int in inie t ie e Utah Soccer union will union-will will stage tage a miniature game of ot this rugged sport within the narrow con confines tines of the colis coli coli- s um eum sawdust stage Seven Players on Team Only seven men Instead of or the usual eleven leven will be used by each team but it looks like a hot session for the goalies and a great day for the for for- wards 5 The committee anticipates an at at- tenda ce of The annual sportsmens sportsmen's sportsmens sportsmen's sports sports- mens men's parade will vill be held at noon on the he same day as a preliminary to the evening program I Wrestling Planned There will also be wrestling perhaps perhaps per- per I haps laps some boxing and a fan an dancer from rom Hollywood For those who will grow hungry between the p. p m. m opening and the midnight conclusion hot dog concessions will be in the coliseum The riot has been held at the Elks Elks club dub for lor the past two years bulhe but bul buthe the he prospect of an overflow y crowd and the urge to diversify the enter enter- with the polo and soccer games lames inspired this years year's switch to the he fairgrounds The following committees are in charge of or preparations Entertainment Entertain Entertain- ment nent committee committee Byron Byron Spry Ira Dern Dern Dean Daynes C. C N N. Fehr Hugh Miller Elmer Marks A. A AV W. W Draney Art Lund Art Gardiner W. W H lL fager lager and Chick Evans Refreshment committee committee Ed Ed Vetter Louis and Art Gardiner Arrangement committee com corn A. A A. A W. W Draney Lee Irvine Chick hick Evans Lawrence Meyers Len Evans A. A N. N Berryman Eli Ell Marsell MarscH Bell Maxwell Ralph Doran Joe Smith George Jones Scotty Linnell Bill BUl J Jacklin A. A Steve Powell Pow Pow- ell eli Henry Dupaix Bob Mills J. J H H. McDonald Clifford Patten A. A W. W J. J Ray Clarence Cowan R. R L L. Turpin Carl Evans Elmer Marks C. C O 0 0 Peterson L. L P. P Hickman Hickm m S. S D D. Woolley Jim Bowden Frank Hogan Al Cook Fred Earl Draney and Bud Hickman George Ho Hofmann mann is chairman in charge of the various committees and Jesse B B. B Sharp is contact con con- tact manager I