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Show PAGE SIX P R 0 V 0 (U fr A ft) EVENING H fe R A L t), F R 1 1) A V, OCTOBER 2 1, 1 9 3 t PANISH FORK FOIN L TITLE TOW AM 1 v.; ft .7; r j V ; .:! Spaniards Surprise With First 2 Wins Coach Fenton Reeve Polishes Attack For Hard Tilt With American Fork and Springville Play Lehi Next. SPANISH FORK Sensing victory vic-tory lti the Region 5 football )fa'i,e, the Spani.sh Fork gridmen aro polishing up their passing and running attack ready to go in against 1. c h i, Springvile and American Fork in the final games of the wa.-:nn and a crack at the title. T.ie Spaniards have not had thir jomI line crossed in their fiiiiK'S with Paysori and Provil, rated at the first of the season as the two strongest teams in the -le:igin. and are ready to throw 'their full force into the game against American Fork on NfJ-emrcei NfJ-emrcei 1, the last game of the pearon. Coach Grant TngerHCll'i--'Cavemen have shown an unusual noi.n punch and I'ne Spaniards ere pointing for this game. IhJ Next Coruh Fenton Reeve's team draws a breather in their next game as they meet Lehi on November Nov-ember 4 as the Pelicans have t-hown little offensive strength thus far and have been only mediocre med-iocre on the defense. The Forkern "ftaoiild take this game handily. Coach ReeVe has a wealth of material this year although none of" the sports dope pointed his way aU the first of the season. The Warren brothers, "Mog" and and "Red", in the backfittd ate real ground-gainers, a flut pass from Mog to Red or liiMar Full-mer Full-mer and an inside end run being ; one of the Forkera' mont formidable formid-able weapons. Clever Back Mog -barks signals for his team and Red and Wells Chadwick carry the brunt of the .running attack at-tack as halfbacks. At fullback is the hard-hitting Frank C. Argyle. Other backs who have shown talent tal-ent are Don Rowe and Max Ludlow. Lud-low. The Spaniards have shown an unbending forward wall thus far nnd the game with Springville on November 11 should throw an interesting in-teresting lig'nt on the strength of the two lines as Coach Simfoa Thorn's Springville line is plenty tough. The following men comprise the Forker line: Karl (Buss) Hayes, center; A'reh (Dutch) Larsen Chan Wride, Phil Smart, Don Larsen and Wayne Chambers, guards; Floyd Helm, Glendon Bythe-way, Bythe-way, Hut lace Clark, Allen Francis, Ve;loy Roper, Ed. Poulson, Man-uer Man-uer Claypon and Dallas, Adams, 1 tackles. At the ends are Carl Dud ley. LaMar Fullmer. "Pete" Brim h:M. Bob Jensen and Bill Dahle. B. Y. UTTreshmen Postpone Game ! j The Brigham Young university fresh men football team has post-I post-I poned their game scheduled for J today with the Aggie Fros'a until I November 12, it was announced by ' Coach Buck Dixon of the Kittens. The Cougar Kittens will follow their game with the Aggie Green-lint Green-lint with a tilt with the Utah first" y. at men the following week. 4.4 MB To induce you to call at our store Saturday Sat-urday and see the Big Savings that you can make on your purchase here, we are gbirig to give you, Absolutely FREE with each purchase of $1.00 or more, a Beautiful Pocket Mirror and Comb, in a nice Leather Case. See Our Windows! LARGE SIZE QU1L.T BLOCKS 2 EVERYBODY'S 368 WEST CENTER ST. PROVO GIRLS' RAYON w : Jilt 97c Pure -Virgin Part Wool . "BATTS flOp Now only Ladies' Taney Slippers and Oxfords, f Now only ... giUfjy Ladies' .Fancy .Velvet Slippers and Sport Ox- - i1 - - Boys' and Girls' Fancy Dress -iGsftirds. . Men's Carter's $7.00 HKjUtfearo6ftdes and Ox- 75c L. D. S. Garments -$1.25. L. D. S. 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Teacher Coach A troup of medium-weight football foot-ball players from the Colorado Teachers College of Greeley, arrived ar-rived in. Salt Lake this morning and went through a signal drill as the final preparation for their game with the B. Y. U. Cougars at the "Y" stadium Saturday afternoon after-noon at 2:30. The Teachers will arrive in Provo at 11 o'clock tomorrow, to-morrow, all set for the game. Confident that they will be able to take the fourth game of the "little "lit-tle tournament" the Teachers and the "Y" liave conducted for the past few year. Coach John Hancock Han-cock and his team went through a few brisk drills to limber up the pony backs who have proved a threat to opponents this year. The Teacher line, although lighter than the Cougars', is fast and formidable. Cougars Rest The Cougars rested Friday for the game and although their drills this week lacked some of the zip of the previous week when Coach Rom-ney Rom-ney was pulling in extra hours training them for the Utah game, the team is confident they will take the rubber game of the little series. Red Richardson, star tackW, whose shoulder was injured wiit-n he and a fellow Cougar tackled Sleater in the Utah "game at the 3ame time, may not be in the game tomorrow on account of Ms injury. in-jury. It was thought Thursday that Red would play part of the game but the nature of his injury Friday made this doubtful. TO MANAGE PIRATES PITTSBURGH, Oct. 21 (UP) George Gibson, who led the Pittsburgh Pitts-burgh nation&t league baseball club to .second place in the 1932 Pennant Pen-nant race, has signed a contract to continue as manager of the Pirates in 1933. PULLMAN, WASH.. Oct. 21 UP) Washington State is prepared prepar-ed to uncork a varied running attack at-tack against Oregon State at Cor-vallis Cor-vallis Saturday if the Beavers succeed suc-ceed in breaking up the Cougar aerial attack. Phil Sarboe -will handle the offensive if the Beavers succeed in stopping the Giant Arb I bide. Legal Notices NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Name of Corporation: Provo Reservoir Res-ervoir Water. Users Co. Location of principal place of business: Provo, Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 19th day of October, 1933, an assessment (No. 11) on the capital stock of the Corporation was levied as follows, to-wit: PROVO DIVISION Alpine and Orem. Districts Rate per Share Balance Full Watertight $1.50 Late Water Right 1.08 Early Water Right .42 JORDAN DIVISION Welby District Full Water Right 1.87 Late Water Right 1.22 Early Water Right .65 Pumped Water Right ........ 1.22 Jacob District Full Water Right 2.17 Early Water Right .82 Said assessment is payable immediately im-mediately to R. J. Murdock, Sec- retary, Room 15, Knfght "Building, Provo, Utah. Any stock upon Vrhleh this assessment may remain unpaid on Friday, 25th day of November,; 1932 will be delinquent and advertised ad-vertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment Is made before will e sold Friday, the 23rd day of December, 1932, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P, M. to pay the delinquent delin-quent assessment, together withthel cost of advertising and expense of sale. R. J. MtJRDOCK, I Secretary. Office: Room 15, Knight Block, ; Provo, Utah. Published October 21, 1932. ' 4s' I I I m Jill f&ZS Vj.aJ Coach John Hancock of the Colorado Colo-rado Teachers will bring a speedy football squad onto the B. Y. IJ. stadium field at 2:30 Saturday in an attempt to hang a defeat on the heavier B. Y. U. Cougars. Hancock has had considerable experience ex-perience in coaching and this year has perfected something special in the way of a passing system to throw against the gieat defense of the Cougars. On Th e Gridiron PALO ALTO, Cal., Oct. 21 (UP) Red Grfbbin is slated to play right tackle, replacing the injured Here Laborde, when Stanford meets U. S. C. Saturday. The cards ruled 10 to 7. favorites today in betting circles. BERKELEY, CAL., Oct. 21 (Ur) Coach BiM Ingram and 23 members of the California grid squad depart today for Seattle to face Washington Saturday. Ingram announced that Hank Schaldach, star offenssive back of the Golden Bear "team, would be in the starting linup. Schaldach has spent most of the season on the bench with injuries. CORVALLIS, Ore., Oct. 21 (UP) Oregon state lias prepared a defense against the forward passing attack the Beavers expect to encounter when they go against Washington State Saturday. Cur-rey Cur-rey Miller, tackle, will captain the Beaver squad in the game. EUGENE, ORE., Oct. 21 (UP) Coac'n Prince Cailison believes his Oregon team will show greater fury Saturday against Idaho than in any game they have yet played. The Webt'eet were angered by the last minute touchdown by which U. S. L. A. beat them, 7 to 6, last week. SEATTLE,' Oct. 21 (UP) Hard scrimmage was the order yesterday yester-day Tot the Washington Huskies as they rounded into shape to meet California here Saturday. The squad is in good shape after two weeks idleness. Coach Phelan expects ex-pects to start Bufkin, Sulkosky, Oberg and Ahonen in the backf ield against the- Bears. WINS MEXICO WCEET Agua Caliente, Oct. 21 (UP) Mrs. Leona . Pressler Cheney, California Cali-fornia women's golf champion, an nexed the crown of Mexico yesterday yester-day toy winning' the first annual m'atioWl championship. People who are waiting for stock market jjrlces to catch up Vrith (business iriiprovemeht are waiting BseieVsly:' Here's ' wtay:' I A Law A V I -mdJ .1 ;?C 1 1 7 4 Of tha tx Uytn Q la tyiHt Qd vniar tJb Ui- ? juumt iriM, two ei4tna 1 from bma tUUu r EACH Mn.Pra. Many other Aires sell at higher Tprlcei.lrut the Goodyear Pathfinder 3r?e'tich fine performance that tha4hcme.;lr-..--;. rS OF TH2 5 LARGE5T All popular size are low priced - Phone 313 aracre AV Center Notre Dame Meets Carnegie Saturday CHICAGO, Oct. 20 UP) Notre Dame's point-a-minute team will swing into the. major portion of its nation-wide schedule against Carnegie Tech at South Bend Saturday. The Irish have roXed up 13f, points in two preliminary games against Haskell Institute and Drake, arid they haven't yet p the pressure jm. The regulars played 20 minutes in the 73-0 victory vic-tory over Haskell and 12 minutes in the 62-0 rout of Drake. SPANISH FORK MRS. EFPTE DART Correspondent Irne Junior Ladies' Literary club members held their opening meeting meet-ing Wednesday evening at the home or Mrs. Bessie York. The rooms were attractive with autumn f lowers low-ers and candle and fireplace furnished furn-ished the only lighting, for tlje occasion. oc-casion. The time was mostly spent outlining and discussing plans and programs for the year's courses of study. President of the rlub, Mrs. Rhoda Bohne, entertained enter-tained with readings. Following Fol-lowing t'fie business meeting refreshments re-freshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ann elson, Mrs. Hattie McGavln. Mrs. Blanche Nielsen, Niel-sen, Mrs. Fern Cornaby and Mrs. York. Mrs. Angus Olsen was hostess to the Beta Bridge club Monday evening. Autumn, leaves and flowers flow-ers Were attractively combined with a. Hallowe'en decorative scheme. Luncheon was served at the card ' tables at 8 o'clock after which five tables of bridge were enjoyed, Mrs. Marie Nelson winning win-ning the high score for ftae club, Mrs. Kate McAllister for the guests and Mrs. Sarah Sterling and Mrs. Eliza Nelson second high ' scores. Besides the members special guests were Mrs. Ann Anderson, Mrs. Grace Nelson, Mrs. Gertrude Rounds, Mrs. Emma Hughes, Mrs Annie Taylor, Mrs. Vera Boweh, Mrs. Eliza Nelson, Mrs. Aft on Love and Miss Elinor Matley. Mrs. Emma Olsen entertained a party of relatives and friends at an all day quilting Wednesday. Dinner was served at one o'clock and luncheon at five o'clock to" the following: Mrs. Nellie Olaien, Mrs. Eliza Olsen, Mrs. Mary Olsen, Mrs. Mary Hopkins and Mrs. Ina Olson, Ol-son, all of Provo and Mrs. Preal Snow and Mrs. Ada Saxey of Spanish Span-ish Fork. Football Sketches BY ART KRENZ NEA Service Sports Writer Here are two Michigan plays that had much to do with the defeat de-feat of Northwestern. Michigan is Well schooled in this type of offensive of-fensive play, completing four "passes for a total yardage of 78 agamlst the Wildcats. Diag. No. 1 shows a Michigan s'nort kick formation and a forward for-ward pass to No. 2 back, who has gone down and deep to the left. On this play the left end and No. 4 back start straight down the field and cut to their right. The right end goes down and deep to his left. No. 1 back drops back after receiving the ball from center cen-ter and starts a Bhort run toward the left, then passes to the No. 2 back who is well down the . field. The left guard and No. 3 back protect pro-tect the passer. Diag. No. 2 shows a special pass formation, with a balanced line and the ends out about eight yards from the tackles. Nos. 3 and 4 backs take their position one yard back of their respective ends. The passer is 10 yards back. The right end goes diagonally and deep to his right. The left end also goes deep and hooks to his' left, with the No. 4 back hooking in short behind the defensive line. :: I IP ' DIAG 2. Lindon News The Lindon ward Sunshine committee com-mittee entertained (Friday afternoon after-noon in honor of Mrs. Andrew Swenson. Games and a program were enjoyed. A dainty tray luncheon lunch-eon was served to twelve guests. Miss Ruth Fage of Salt Lake spent the week-end visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mary B. Fage. Mrs. Amasa Aid rich, Mrs. Tillie Brush and Mrs. Melba Shafer of Salt Lake visited Friday with Mrs. J Edah Allred and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Maxfield. Mrs. Jennie Allred was the guest of honor at a birthday party given Saturday evening. Games were played, a hot supper was served to twenty. Mrs. Allred was presented pre-sented with a set of dishes. Miss Laura Fryer of Salt Lake visited Sunday with ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Fryer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Anderson and baby of Provo visited Sunday with Mrs. Edah Allred. , Mrs. Lucia Cutler, and children, Flora Bell and Kale, of 'Salt Lake, were Lindon visitors Sunday No, 3 back goes straight down oyer center. The pass is optional, but in this case No. 3 is the receiver. The guards and No. 2 back protect the passer. A cold soda-water geyser has .been discovered in Yellowstone National park. It shoots the charged water to a height of three feet. . TOO LATE FOR (CLASSIFICATION , . FOR SALE FURNITURE LIVING rm. suite, new coal range, buffet and other household furniture. furni-ture. Cheap. Owner leaving. 42 No. 2nd East. o27 FOR RENT FURNISHED PARTLY ftarti. 4 rm. mod. house, garage. 408 So. 2nd West. o27 LOST JERSEY cow. Return to Wm. Ttidge, Phone 190J. Springville. - o23 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SWEET cider 25c gal. Thomas. 672 Wo. 5th W. Phone 1048 after ft p. m. o27, If Hi "Go o d morning! Good C o f f c ! 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