Salt Lake Telegram | 1920-02-09 | Page 6 | Sporting Words

t The news that Les Petsy JarvIs all all- 1 athlete at the Aggie school will leave for the big bli leagues within a few days will not doubt be welcomed by the I Crimson hoop backers and will be mourned by the Aggie hoop fans There I is very little doubt but that when the I Aggles line up against the focal 1 varsity in their first hoop game of the season which will probably be played within three or tour four weeks this little guard will wUl be missed If It the game between the two schools was played last Saturday as asit it had been originally scheduled Jarvis would have had nad a chance to play but he heb I b before now r cannot a he o signs wait t for the two contract or three r with the weeks the I Detroit American American cl club Percy Hansen who h has is been showing to n an advantage of ot late will probably be called balled in to tAke the left vacant vacant va va- cant by Jarvis The The remainder remainder- of Aggis squad d will remain the same as I they lined up against the B. B Y U. U a week ago w I p- p No h hoop op captain has been select selected d at j the University of or Utah as as' as yet but the choice will be made as as' soon as the ten men selected to compose the squad are I all again out out for practice Sickness and accidents has helped to make th the absent list carry at least three thre names each aft att- of ot practice Chick Cutler and Elmer Dean are still paying more allen alien tion to the science of medicine than the they are to waxed floors So th Idaho 1 Southern n Idaho towns are already mak mak In ing preparations for their baseball sea sea- son At a meeting held in Twin Falls recently it was yas decided that the league would be composed of r th the following towns Rupert Burley Twin Falls and Buhl BuhI The league will be Known as the Southern bouthern Idaho league and games are scheduled to start the first Sunday Jn In I May and end the last Sunday In August