OCR Text |
Show f 1 PRO VO (U AH) EVEN I N V H E R ALP, THUR SPA Y, O CTOB E R 1, 1 931: PAGE FTB I - v. ' , V V. A 0 . A L MIS Spanish Fork Mfeets Payson; ; Bulldogs Oppose East High For Nev A .a jt 11. 5 ' . ado Combat! ' " " - .V.- 'X h; etdiggers SejoUs, Threat To Lionsf SpringviUe Heaviiy . -..!- I-w'i- it ft f? T: -i i' a j r r-l " ' Favored tyTrim Lehi; Lincoln And PG. In' 4iy Skirmish; Provo Watched s v - ? iLPl'NE-NKWDISTIlICT Friday's hedul a Aiih Fork afajo iJneoln at PltHitAGrpye. Provo at Emit ( lactice game ) Spanish Fork's Vaston of Pay- k 'son Friday holds V center of the' Alplne-Nebo dst'"kgrWirpir stage t this week. The tdiggers. -tfith , ' one of the strongetearna in their i history, are deterged to "horn-in" V on the lqng-establifed -Big Three" of SpringviUe. Pro anj payson. , The, UonA, sho a considerable strength in defeats LnQ0in high last week, 25. to 'Spanish Foik , also chalked up afopresstve pre-seasoa pre-seasoa victory by king the measure meas-ure of Wasatch, ademy of Mt. Pleasant, 6 to 0. Important Tussle- Coach Fitm--fVeias a good sprinkling of letteen 4t Spanish Fork, whileStan ilsoil has only four veterans jn tc at Payson. "' The winner of tl fracas will be an outstanding titthreaU SpringviUe invat Lehi, and the Red Devils are tally" favored. to win. Coach. "SimhThorn is developing de-veloping a formida group of Red .Devils, and the L aggregation 4... has , not been daroua .for sev- ;V - "A . era! seasons. Lincoln , and PKnt' Grove will clash in a game tl should be de-Acidedly de-Acidedly interestin Both teams are comparativelyw. to the grid v sport, and will b&enly-nvatc hed . It looks like a hifought fracas (from start to firj' and -while neither team . is. championship contender, there : be great in- ; terest in the outcc-5" Leopards Are To ; - The Prbvo-highlldogs have x a tough : practice le scheduled when they meet Ehighj school in Salt Lake City Ft att4 o'clock. I The "Leopards arettedras one of. the strongest tea in. tKe Salt Lake division, 4 Coach -GlenySions' ?men aro V ight f avoritesXaftheif 13-2 vic-f vic-f ry over the stcoilurray aggravation aggra-vation last we'ek spit the fact Jr.hat Provo has oene letterman, the team is aeomga really powerful attackdv ,'will give ; Mickey PswaldVs. -ges plentjto think about 1 - . - r.f. 1 Balloonists onele topve the ,tarth are , able . talk back and loirth between bals ;e; thtVmiles ;:vipart withotft raisthc Sr , ypices bove-ordinary jiut .11. ( o ) H Lightest Schedule of Season This Week-End ; Teach- ers Are Watched. The lightest schedule of the 131 reason comes tms weevc t'u, two- conferertce gamos are scheduled, sched-uled, and. only three other games in which, conference- tearoif takepart. '' -. Friday night the Colorado Teachers Teach-ers take on Denver'-U;.' beneath the floodlights of thePioneen stadium. This is going, to be a tough spot to pick. The Pioneers .showed no great tean wJumj they beat Colo' radck Mtne Mast Friday, despite the 2 to O . sore. ' ., ' ! " (irceley's Mystery Team- On the other 'hand Greeley has more or less of a mystery team. The . largest squad "of the 'schools history turned out for practice and. Coach Bill Saunders is safd to nave built lip. a light, 'fast team. Its weight , shouldn't prove a. bar ia facing . U., and its, speedmay set the Pioneers back. , .J,:-.y Saturday the Utah AggiesT take on M oh tank State at . Logan. Thi3 game shoiild be a cinch -for Utah. The AKKies have'a powertui squaxi which hasr poVen iW scoring capabilities, capa-bilities, : while Montana State has shown nothing', in'- the way Aof sustained attack and that's What it takes Ho keep the boys on the score board' occupied. ' . Wyoming has picked a tough one ih Creighton. The, Blueays nave Bullion one of the strongest aggregation Cfentrj standk rd and they, never -have been known as cinches. It .should be a good test for Choppie Riiode's; Cowboys, in trimming Cha'dron last week the WyomingqUad displayed a variety of plays seldom seen in a. Wyoming game heretofore and the Cowboys are hopful. .. . -,. '.. J... BrighatftV Young doesn't figure strong enough, to take . Nevada, The Utah squad will' travel to Beno for the" game, ,B. Y..U. made a game first, half battle against Sfn "Francisco "Fran-cisco U" rist week, but faltere 1 badly iritn,e ' -stretch," indicating it lack.of rserve strength, which will handicap it irt'facfng Nevada. . : - V Walkaway. For Utes ; Utah has ' a Xwalk-away in its I game-with the , College of Idaho. It GAMES BOOKED ' gmrrn , ' 'I " V ' -- ''' ($ , r ' ' : " 'f. ' ;' : : , -- - , - . ' : Shober and Mathews in Probable Startingr Lineup; Wilson Replaces Merrill At Quar-ter; Quar-ter; Skpusen and Coifcdie Injured.; v.- " . V -ATsyRANdllSCO.y Cajif ..' Oct. - Oakland Pursues t , .,' : -Kxpectea to snow .consqeraot VVictbtioUS SeSCIent in N?aturday!.s; ;gatne,,T" ougara have, been worhftig, iptlt "X (BY UITED PFtESS) All that remainet h Knlf nf the Coast f w itli the Saeehens. league was the Oakland ball cfUD. . I , t -tTrtiK the strong AVt Coast Arr ained today between a ' V V ciko Seals and vici Veam. and are primed f0r bat battle; Salt Lake Stock . Exchange QUOTATIONS As Furnished Bv WKLLS L. BKIM1IAIJL - x ' Broker Big Hill lih THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1931 Aske .18' 1 Bingham JVJetals Bonanza Mining Chief Con. . . . Colorado Con. Combined Metals Crescent Kagle c4-ovn Potfu T, Dix Butte . . . . .. Dragon , . . . . . . : E. Crown Pt. . . K. Tin -Coal. East Tin. Con East Utah . Emerald" Empire Mine Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Gold Chain . Great Western Indian Queen iron King Mammoth Moscow Hs doubtful if the Utah first team J Mt. States Pet will get more than a warmup in Mountain View tha game. It will, however, give Coach Armstrong an opportunity to irotxout hissecond. and third strong. 'playeVsio lep.rivhow they stand up in actyal- competition. -XEven with the thiVd and second, stroing ' material ma-terial inthe game, thes score probably prob-ably will look not. unlike, the census of Salt Lake, Cityif FOR A DEPEND ,BITE USLByfE Don'i take"cS ith A battery :ot'd& hen you caa dX dependable, .USL Battery, for Flts Brimha!B40Sv ; v f Is Mountain View New Quincy . North L,Uy i.. No. SlandJird C'pohongp'..' Par k Bingham Park City Con paik(Konoki . . Park; Nelson . . Park Premier Park Utah Plutus . . . . WIT HI N 24 h - V HOURS X i ' - ; O I : a " eiiiii ra".-a :,1 tifliBt''' I 1 ' Tlra AteffBW 1 r n-L-iu ' Six o FIKANCE 6. . SKAOCS lUlLOINO S 6 C O N O P I- O O K EAST CENTER 5T phone; f novo 210 P R O VO U T fHr7f UNDER STATE? SUPERVISION to uil if j a w iuvwmi A, Ficsso lesome palatbl Mealtime Drink f Instead of Coffee 1 "T . your Stomach and your Nerves' natural mild Laxative! A I it It always pay to buytheBect Bid . . .$ .17 ;$' . . ,00 .0 .u"'.'.00& OQ .00 - ,' .00 :4 r .01 ..01"4 38 . .43 L.. .02 ' .02 . .05'Vi .06 s ; . ' .02 .0214 .02 .02 . . .16 .25 . . X .Ol1,!' .06 . V.01V4 -01 1. 05 :i5 .. .23 ' . .26 . . - .01 .03 ... .03 ... .03 .04 Vi ... r .16 li .17 Vj ... .13 .13 Vt. ... .01 .03 . .. .01 .t)3 . . . .OaVi .01 vjt tl ... .11 .13. .161.- .23 .41- .. .03 .0,4 .': . " fi2 . .22 ... .70' y,.'T2' ... .01 ' .02 .. . . . .:',.. .01 . . 'juvd. .02 " .'"'. .164 - .17 ..; 04 .06 . .63 , .06 ' ... ym."-' -.06 4 . .... yl.30 1.45 . .25 .45" Prince Con, I Provo .......... Silver King, Coal. Silver Shield . .. Silver Standard Sioux Mines So. Standard Swansea Con. i. . Tar Baby Tintlc Central . Tintic Lead . . . . Tintic Standard Utah Con: ...... Victor Con Walker Mining . Yankee, Con Zuma .00 .02 )i .13 .14 j 4.62 4.70 J I .01 .01 ... .00 .00 .01 U .0Q .ll'Ai .01 .04 .00 H -02. ; .01 .02 j .75 1.00 3.40 3;50 1 .02 I .02 .08 .99 1.00 c .01 .02 1 .03 .04 ' .. SALES Moscow, 600 rn 38c-300 (if 39c. ; New Quincy, 12,000 (it 20c-24c-21c. Silver King Coal., 100 i $4.75-100 (if $4.70. 4. i Tintic Lead, 100 4 83c. Tintic Standard, 200 'a $3.45. Walker Mining, 500 d- $1.00. ANOTIIEiJ GAEL HURT MOR'AGA, Cilif., Oct. 1 U.R: aptToby Hunt of St. Mary's will je jfhe third of Saturday's team ieatrj v.-ho will' won: at right rjgles to tho 50-yard lln -. Hunt's ',t juries will, keep him autofthe ineup when the Gaels take on Cali fornia, Coach Ed "Slip" Madigah ' chose his starting lineup tq include the same line that faced the TrcM Jans., W ATKINS FOR SCHALDACK BERKELEY', Calif., Oct. 1 UI.R) George Watkins, high kicking halfback, will replace Hank Schal-, dach, injured backfield ace, in the California Bears lineup against St. Marv's Saturday. VNavy Bill'; In gram pfeked Ray East for the other half, with Capt, Ed Griffiths on the bench when the game starts. Duck Season Is Under Way In Utah Once More r O.-t 1 - .- boomed' today Majors Won't Draft 'Whataman' Shires . SALT LAKE CITY (U.I1 Shot gun on Ut-ih marshes .as punters opened their aihXiaL barrage on migratory birds; The season didn't open until noon today. Ordinarily the opening is a sunrise. ! j Newell Cok, fish and game j ; commisnion-erj ?aic tnere was : exce'lent ;ho0ting wherever ' there was marsh tr open,; I water. ' . i i ne season is nmiiea to one month this year. 1 White Sox Trounce f Cubs; Score, 9-0 ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1 U.P The failure fail-ure of any majo league club to draft Art Shires, Milwaukee first baseman and leading hitter of the American association, was the big surprise of the annual draft meeting meet-ing here last night. ' Cincinnati, whh f-st. of players eligible for the draft, selected Catcher Clyde ' Manloa from Milwaukee, ,and nullified anv ehance of .Shires being drafted. Only one- player ; may-be drafted from' each team. . Fifteen players were drafted,-one of the smallest numbers in years. The American league selected only thiee and the National Jeague the remaining one. San Ftancisco won ' again VTn excellent impression aeainst Ban ttle Indians. Sijanlisco jast week, Jrrl sphev Of night from the Seattle A'; but. the Oaks Jtept right on hels by; scoring anoth'er victory: over" the-'-. Los ' Angeles 'Angels, 2t (ccj 2. kThe . defeat almost put"Jhef ine Angels m third place, out or tne running. . , '-' The Seals ate two games ahead of thpt Oaks, but the latter tearn has one more game to play thaiT San Francisco. Coast League - . . Standing tf the Teams ' W. L. Pet. ..... 55 37 .598 . '. . . . 55 41 .573 . .... 49 42 SS& 48 45 .516. 4 43 -48 ,473 . ... . 40 52 .435 39 51 -.43 41 54 .432 San Fmncisco Oakland Los Angeles . . Portland Hollywood . Sacramento ; . . . Missions Seattle . : . ... . . i Coach Ott Romney's meH made -, Wednesdays Results . v Oakland 3, Los Angeles 2.; SanFrancisco 8, Seattle 4. , Missions 8. Sacramento '3." Portland 10. Hollywood 5. their25-0 deleat. AJbsenc.e ofsRed Richardson ,and Iman AHaleX ' fjUlfed-linemen, .did theni no good iiv fatal second halt, whTT re were neeoea Daqiy .' Horla6her,v Shober "Enter-' - Marvin Skousen, veteran. fH..; Lbacfe," and Vernon 'Oondle, sophQr- ijiorc" tackle were iiijured in .tty San Fi-incisco game, ai)d are-, not expected to .'.participate 'against ; Nevada. Hoilacher" wfll replace ?' r t Ondievas the starting tackle", hlle. big Ernie Shober will take over "the - ; fullback duties. .' " OrS.V Tli e backfield will be consider- ably, shifted, With Pete Wl&r V. placing Red Merrill at Quarterback;, 0 -while Weldon Mathews goeW to V halfback. i? ' H ; Ttobison , and Eggertf n' wlljf, fee . t thef""rtarting wingmtn, . . whJJe; ningBiate at tackle; WaynePeef-, sort may be displaced bjf.AIeK'Ctfif . meiosjoiaing down the other; x yynngsgara uaus signnia j . Captain Keith WangagardA "terrter.4 t wui ao tne signal-calling. TV" . rms plan waa useii in pctltninage,' BENCH STANFORD CAPTAIN. PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 1 U.eM this week against ths West CpaM 7 i.m inc uoiuen 5Qars. aiinrora s"yiim, wnicn D8tue vTifVaqa captain will be benched -when the whistle blows Tor, the Santa Clara contest Saturday. Capt. Harry Hlll-,man Hlll-,man will watch Phil Baker' per- lo a 0-0. tie a week ajro. andVthe re1 vampecr lineup seemed tq'futtctfoa PLEAD NOT GUILTY Oilin Peay and Ellwood Dunii, defendants in two complaints alleging al-leging violation of the state cigaret law entered pleas of not. guilty in the city court, Wedne-da. They were released on their own recognizance. recog-nizance. The date of hearing will be set at a later date. effectively. The Army men had a'v ijip, auimna(;ouTiT iqg oaganflns III, forni at quarter,' while Phil Mof-j their, game, despite 4h iie scorAt . f'att," leading halfback, will give way. that. resulted, and in scrimmage the til mc SLtiiL iu ua VUUiuuc, w"cfu UUiUing 1 UWIJ,. -J PQuna -una oi'.ine warner squaQ,? vougars leave IQr tnq Fn-. . ji&yi bxsx- ni taKe tfteif fihal wont- ; ' Deer, particularly . rnule deer, oufethere. . r A v . VV limited in their range, sometimes Coach Ot Romniy is 'JltJt S.t alf ' die of starvation with ample f oragdownhearted about last week.' tit4 " only a few miles away. . ' r : Xeata. expepts to stage; alreail ..- -r - .ir Rattle against "Nevada, despite the Paris extracts 70,00a,000 kilowatts i wholesale caualHes that .have oc-ir CHICAGO, Oct. 1 (V.V.) The White, Sox held a one-game advantage ad-vantage over 'their 'National league opponents, the -Chicago Cubs, today as the. two teams lined up for the. second same iof th citv seiies to decide Wprenfacy '6i Chicago's two r' ' ' - ': 41 . major Jeague baseball teanKs.' A fragment of inscribed- clay j Behind ; "Tteii Fabtr's brilliant i found jn Bagdad-(ates to Ihe reigh l hurling., yesterday, the Sox -won -a of King sargon, tne eiuer, aooui D to 0.vvictor.yi. 'i . .2750 B. C. ' of ' electrical power from garbage. curred. . -'J IT,, 1IG Caririival Daece - -v Friday Oct. 2 It's Gonna Be Good! v; . Adoloh Brox ,- andHis v RL.UEBIRO ORCHESTRA' y- Regular Admission STUDENTS 15c ANYTIME! . 'Help Yourself Prize Night" ' . at KIKE'S COUNTRY 'STbRB!:A 15 Special Prizes! FEATURE PICTURE ROBT. MONTGOMERY v. - ', in ' ' - ' ' "THE MAN IN POSSESSION" ; ' .;' '. ;vx' with' ' Charlotte Greenwood Ir.ene Purcell i OEESSS9&BflB9HaB&lffBn9BlBEBBB9aSlB3BBjBB3BBBB&BBBB9" n n M tl U M U M S II u n :: ti u ti ii ii ii ii ii n u n ti u 0RPHEUM .STf ra -STARTING TODAY- "DANGER ISLAND A Thrilling Serial in 12 Adventure-Packed Episodes) PLAYING EVERY THUR. - FBI..-..- SAT., KIDS 5c THIS WEEK x I X I I : - . v ;' :. . . . '. . , l ' ..... .... . v . -. . j K EN MAYNARD in "THE ARIZONA TERROR" n it :: ti ii ii ii ii ii ii ii m ii ii ii it ii ti ti ii , it ii :: n ti ti ii ti ii IS S SSSjS SS SESSSCS SE SS SS 3SSS SI JS Su3BSZSSSlSBSCSESfiiflB3ZS3SBttS&lEE3C3SS&8&SSSC LAST DAY! CLAUDETTE COLBEllT "Secrets ot a Sectary" &x ici ; Ty' " ( m - Zh& : A " a'5: ' '3' , Friday and Saturday She's a . gun-toting . sie-de,vi ' of thV ' ;6ld WestCaenlfear her-biit A- - she has a 0spoAn her earlad a .';x a lia'ndsomeoftrglieutenant.hit in L9 - . v VWith .-'v aV:fA-- I TO N ITE IS CHIN A at the Paramount TV - ..v:.t.,V T ARE YOU INSULATION CONSCIOUS? Look at your roof hes. stytonorilmWs Letting eriouglv heat gro through your ceiling to melt the f rostltlieSQofi Js like iejtvfl |