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Show FARMSHM GALJJUG STARS FROM STUDIES JflSEBVICL Similarity of Branches Into Which Athletes From Various Schools Are Going; Go-ing; hut Few Exceptions By Albert Paul TOE "back to the farm" move-' move-' merit among the high school ond college athletic circles of the tote continues unabated and is being augmented greatly by the Into the military" movement. Hun-trad Hun-trad of athletes all over th state htv taken advantage of the liberal credit offers of their respective schools and thrown aaid academic efforts to lake up tha plow and tha pick, Ihe tun and tha aword. if names of the many athletes who have left could be correctly and swiftly gathered a sur-prialng sur-prialng number would b discovered. Reports snd dispatchea every day ' bring In additional namea, and even while a list is belns compiled many are being left out because of the tepidity tepid-ity with which the men are leaving. Vary likely the Hat would show thst the majority of the athletea who leave ant going into soms productive pursuit. By far ths greeteel number have taken 'la (arming. Next to that will come mining min-ing and finally military activity. The aaay schools scattered throughout Utah an for the moat part In productive oen-ten oen-ten and this explains In part why ths aea are taking to the mlnea and farma. Hrecer, a greet many city school sth-knas sth-knas are llkewlee pre r erring the produc-ttot produc-ttot end of the campaign to the mill-tan mill-tan ado of It. VfHE.BE ARC TMIY OOlNOf It Is leterestlng to not th place that aonw f the different local schools are Mndlng their athletes. The'Uaat High neof, for Instance. I firmly intrenched in-trenched coast artillery Institution: thst la, searly every athlete of note who hae aft th school has done so to Join the coaat artillery. Many more are contem-nlatln contem-nlatln doing the same thing, eo that new the query at the creet of the valley erbflol t not "When ar you going to ult"' but "When are you going to Join tn. coast artillery?" If thla queatlon la Bet aeked no one double but what the Baa who lay aalde hla book and pen eoea ao to don khakla and the hat with j I'M red bands denoting artillery. I At the t nlvarnlty of Utah nearly forty atnlcfe hav left and not on ha don ae to Joia tha army or navy or anything la. with a "military" attached to it. Tkirty have left for farma. while about ' Ua have gone to the mm... A number f time athleteo. however, are Intending """"B aome military service aoon. "iuie eoroe already are on a reeerve Itet i.w"t'n word " Francisco. ort Leavenworth. Hongkong, any wnr. at a moment a notice when the call for inter cornea. A few are national guarde-B guarde-B and are waiting action of that organisation. or-ganisation. ii??h,bly u" or f"n athlete at the inamut on oa the eummlt of the valley "waiting anxloualy and eagerly word the officer' reserve training camp headquarters They hsve passed phyal-examlnatione phyal-examlnatione and other teata and now nl' "alt and hope for the good word kTV.TT r. on' "f he lucky onea who elii"!".."',cul ,0 ,rml" he Pre-lenuu Pre-lenuu forn'a become aeeono lieu- ?rm" XUncle Bam. tW l w' High eAool ths navy hss Lhu,"'d !rc?" Bod all but OM , th, aAv.'E""" h" left the Institution At ihi f it.', fshtlng forces, tatiia AJi.1?-. U' ,K "P'bI r ssnl-nt.rtiJ ssnl-nt.rtiJ Bod a aumber of PHtNOMBNOM CXRLAINIO Tha remarkable similarity in r, f.-. enoee at the achoou Is due t ?I? ao much as aaaoclaUoiT -rH. "O'hlng hm. ih """"Point of sdvsntase te hlghlj eoela7le!d?hln-' "" 'flack" for fJilrf 5..VHr."no wi" BX low might thhJi 'v,l"t 'he other fel-ndlvWuT,' fel-ndlvWuT,' wvaMneil" how mieht piuwas! UrVin' onr" he amothei !ha ahlS,i W,U k"p UP and hla e-ter.iI..T h,rk"1 "enument onder of,M;jSo,' ""j'-od in ?;,r "alack" i, U i7L.m.e" a" not wfflfia' I "al 1 and a, ,h" w" and per-1 per-1 m.n oe,1 "-"""a will kepe "y untU th end of the ATHLKTCS USTtO. VariJIi! f the athletea sf ths ' -r h-.rT4' r"h wur-tlos Sse i! KZ1 n, ts an- umI clri' lore. rf u akev. af"' Jh arbool haa lasued rellnquteh-? rellnquteh-? enJ2 T" to ,h foUowlng. who T. "he saaat artillery: J. Paul nr,of ' bell; Emt Hin-d. tackle "ton. end: tJorooa WlrtriTdiT: ."V Lswrence K Know, fullbsck; 1T wF, Pb"d'r- "N mn Bthlste; Re J"y ,U' " u '"rmer High "thaiier. and Leland Prouee f U. A. '.. -'T-T t rT nellrou nda ' hleu and (Continued OB pag J.) FARMS AND WAR tContinued from page I.) winner of the Richmond medal at the east side last year. The University of trtah haa given these men Into productive pursuits: Agriculture Robert Abbott. baseball; Kavmond Ulllia. track: Leland M. Jor-genson. Jor-genson. football; Clarence Rudlne. baa-ketball, baa-ketball, track and baseball: Roy Kothlia-berg, Kothlia-berg, track; Ray C. Stanaway. track; Heber Bevy, track: Fred A Black, track; Iiavld Heal, basketball; Edward J. Clyde, baeketball: Allen Martlneau, track: Kd Snroul, basketball. The men who are In mining activities are Leslie Breckon. football; Keith Barnes, baseball: Earl Ferguson, football; clarence Douglas, track sad football: Fred A. Francke. baseball; Harold Goodwin, track and football, and Hap Van Pelt, all around athlete. At the West High credits have been Issued, to the following future tars: Jim Cuahing, all around athlete: Vern Funk, all around athlete; Dean Robinson, track; Sam Crawford, track; Charles Egaa. football and boxing: Harry Warden, track. L. D. B. V. has lost Captain Elmer Dean, basketball and track; Bryant West, track; Neilson snd others to the sanitation sanita-tion corps, while a number nave gone backto the farms. A FEW EXCEPTION. Three notable except I one to the East High nils are Mitt Romney, superior athlete- Mart Ottlnger and Warren Gilmer, Gil-mer, all prominent athletes. These men hsve not joined the coast artillery, but have gone te the farm. They will, however, how-ever, get la the Eaat Bide branch tso called) If more argent need press sis itself. it-self. Dick Romney, Brownie Wilson, Harold Kay, Loa Karrick aad a number of ether 'varsity athletes await word from the 0. R. T. C. went |