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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1932 BULLDOG NEWCOMER CLA FOIT - SSMHOOPS Only One Returns Gammell Only One To Return From Last Year Third Place Team; Alumni Team To Play On Friday Afternoon. If l'revo 1.' gh is to hive a championship cham-pionship contender in the Alpine division basketball league this year the tern wilt have to spring "like, Mi'ietvr, fill; Mown into existence." For Cc.-.c'ii Glenn Simmons, Eull-!o Eull-!o mentor, is faced with the task of developing a team with but one man, a ;;i;;ud, vMJcn Gammell, remaining re-maining of the lust yc-ir's regulars. The first test of what appears to be a promising set of noveomcrs will come on Friday aftcrn,oon when the boys meet a team of the last year regulars. Show AlHiv The Bulldog timber for the 1933 tenia it; f-. iv' promising in point of size, speed and tenacity Most of the men are seniors, the center prospects are tall and fairly fast and the boys rut for t'ae forward and guard positions have shown plenty of early season speed. Gammell, fast and hard-working, appears to have one of the guard positions cinched and six others nro tussling for the other spot. Jack Selck and Star.fey Heal, seniors, sen-iors, and Boyd Jolley, a junior, are looking good on the guard line fo far end George Parks, a junior and To.'ii Cowan, a senior who was on the c'aarapion Nephi squad last ycrr are eNpocted to make strong bids for the place.v Centers Tall All four of the outstanding center cen-ter prospects, Cleon Menlove, Wilson Wil-son Street. Rulon Morris and Leonard Madsen are tefl and rangy and have exhibited skill and speed hi, getting around the floor for big fellows. Menlove and Street, both' seniors, se far seem to have the edge but the ofv.er two, both juniors, jun-iors, are not to be discounted until the squsd is picked. Seek Forward .Jobs On the forward line it is diffi-cuJUto diffi-cuJUto select anyone who seems . to have any inside track for the two places. Max Collins, a tall cenior who alternated at guard last year, looks promising. Don Peay, a shorter bu.t-aMe-na :baa thown stating ability as has "Rulon "Ru-lon Ilogers, another "tall, fast man. Led Kavaehevicti, younger brother of Moon." last year's .mainstay on the forward line, is showing plenty of staff and Milton Jacobs small. . speed-merchant - id coming throngh -with marked shooting and rustling "ability; All the chief forward candidates can-didates are seniors. . Fifty Out- ila addition to tUese men there is I an additional group of 35, includ- Ing about 25 sophomores, out for a berth. The squad will be cut in two at about Christmas time, Coach TRIPTO Denver;; : 5 . Pueblo Colorado Springs . Every Saturday and Sunday. " 'iWS Hurtaff December - ynHurii ; limit, .Thursday' following X :in jeacK case. Tickets good n chair .cafsDr coachcsC Dining car 'service.-, . - ": , -5i;;AIjSC-Da41y, departures in chair care or coaches,? with dining car service, ; at $20 round trip 15-day j return limit, $14xne way. For further - -. details : piioNis ; 312 or .315! r . The University ;Theafer ; Is. L J H ROUND Q THe Senior. Class ;r; ti The Brigrham Ofoung: University - . V Presents- K' Ro)liiris Millar's A Grin inj, Revealing Drama of a, New Message, ' . t - . Directed by1;' ' ; i Professor lonzpBKrleyf r- t r t- l HALL Regular This Year - PICK GUARDS AS CAPTAINS If you want to carry the football for your Alma Pater all well and ?-ood, but if you want to be the rapFain of the Cougar football team, you'd better i,tow all ttte earmarks ear-marks of a good left guard. The last thrc B. Y. U. grld-irf.-n captains and the captaln-olect captaln-olect Hup Nisoner, have gained gain-ed much of their football glory iit thj usually overlooked and prosaic If t guard position. Andy Dastrup. 1930 leader, served for three years as left guard. His teammates elected Keith Wangs-gaard Wangs-gaard to succeed him in 1931. Keith had been an outstanding center but he was selected on the second al-conference honor eleven as left ?uard after serving most of Ine year cf his captaincy in that position. posi-tion. The Cougars chose for the 1932 captain right guard Lloyd "Gus" Shields, who wa; this year transferred trans-ferred to left guard where he performed per-formed hrilliantly. In the Wyoming and Utah Aggie games Coach Romncy shovti.I Max Nlsonger, reform-e:l reform-e:l tackle and end, in Shield's spot at left guard where the big Icelander showed to tremendous tre-mendous advantage and bis mates immediately elected him 1933 captain. Who wants to carry the ball? i Higher Baskets For Tliis Squad ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 1. Michigan's basketball squad this year is on the up and up. Fourteen men, all over six feet in height; have answered the first call for candidates. The tallest on the squad is Jim Garner, a giant who stands six feet six inches. Amonjj the candidates are five of this year'3 football squad. They are Captain Williamson, Fred Petos-key, Petos-key, Francis Wistert, John Regeczi and Gerald Ford. LITTLE'S RECORD BIG Coach Lou Little, formerly of Georgetown, and now at Columbia, has had 49 wins, 13 losses and 4 ties with his two teams since 1925. Simmons said Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. Al though the loss of most of tho lettermen last year who were instrumental in-strumental in bringing third place in the division "to the school, will be keenly felt, yet ttM showing of the boys in practice so far indicates that the outlook is not too gloomy. Lose t Ixxhi Last year the Bulldogs lost the chance to play Springville for the second Region 3 tournament berth in a thrae-cxtra-pcriod game- at Thi, which Che Pelicans fincJly vmn. I'-.is year, - with Pleasant Chove, tl'i champions, .coming out with not a regular back, Provo tnd the rest of the . league teams -eprn " to have a ? better chance of topping the bunting. The alumni team which will meet the Bulldogs Friday" afternoon is ".nprised of Kavachevich and Yqung. forwardsj Campbell and R BfJdulph, guards, . and Jackson, center, JC-inson Wd Hlggehs will nlso' help make up tl?j squad. - The complete pre league schedule sched-ule is as follows: v ' Dec. 2 (af tei noon)-Alumni at Provo gym. ' ' - j Dec. 9 -(afternoon) Jordan at Jordan..- . - v . Dec. 13 " (afternoon)East high at Deseret gym. ' A - Dec lG-r-East , high at Provo. utc 21 Spanish Fork at Provo. Dec' 23--Payson at Pay son. Your Coramunit5r?Theatcr ?g f9 V- Slystery Drama : 5 (A gf. n 1. 1! 11 0. r i - FIIIDAY DECEr.lliEK 2 ADMISSIOIT PRICES.' '40. Cents J -Ion 30 Cents.; ' t , - W HENRY'S TOP HOOP LEAGUE Chiselers, Henry's, Eagles Win Games In B. Y. U. Club Loop. Team Standing W. 3 2 2 1 1 0 L. Pet. 0 1.000 Henry's Olsen's . Chiselers Blazers . Eagles . . Wasps . .667 .667 .333 .333 .000 A guard and a center ran scoring-wild in the Wednesday evening eve-ning games cf the "Y" intra-mural basketball league in which the Chiselers, the Henry's and the Eagles registered wins. The center waa G. Johnson of ths Chiselers who counted 12 points in the short game with the Blazers and the forward was H. Lyons, sharpshooter on the Blazer squad, who counted a like amount. The Chiselors pasted a 20-18 defeat on the Blazers. The Eagies won from the Wasps, 21-11 and the Henry's put the Olsen's Ol-sen's Swede five in second place with a 18-10 licking. Vern Scott, center and H. Walker, Walk-er, forward, were two of the chief cogs in the Henry's win, Scott taking tak-ing high point honors with 7 points. L. Siddoway, Swede guard, played a good defensive gvimc for his team and also counted five points. Jim McGuire, red-head on the Bald-headed Eagles team, played a fast game from his guard position posi-tion in the 21-11 win of the Eagles over the Wasps. The Wasp forward R. Kaitchner led the attack for the losers. The lineups: EAGLES L. Olsen. f 4 E. Rollins, f i O. Done, f 5 J. McGuire, g 6 R. Hammond, g 2 Totals 21 WASPS R. Kartchner, f 4 K. Johnson, f 2 H. Belliston, c 2 H. Bailey, g 3 A. Perry, g 0 Totals 11 H. Walker, f 3 O. Chri3tensen, f 0 V. Scott, c 7 R. Crane, g 4 W. Pitcher, g 2 Totals 18 OLSEN'S D. Steed, f 0 B. Kirkham, f 3 M. Bown, c 0 R. Jones, g 2 L. Siddoway, g 5 Totals 10 CHISELERS I. Willcy, f L.. Olsen, f G. Johnson, c N. Hardy, g R. Biddulph, g Totals V BLAZERS H. Lyons, f . . P. Wiscombc, f P. Murphy, c J. Ly tie, g R. Haddock, g ....... Totals 2 . 2 12 2 . 2 20 12 0 4 . 0 2 18 Two Teams Win In Volley Ball Nuggets and Vikings won out in the Wednesday night volley ball slate cf the B. Y. U. social units, the Nuggets ' i defeating . the Val Hyrics, 15-2 and 15-12 and the Vikings Vik-ings winning In three sets from the Brigadiers, 15-10, 10-15, ' 15-11 .The Vikings also took a forfeit game from the Ta,usigs,' ' Extra Prizes wu m j i ii iff vf -a-jrb vir GUARANTEED ELECTRIC FLAT IRON ...GUARANTEED ELECTRIC TOASTER - i COFFEE PERCOLATOR : - , " r-xirid-Other-Useful Gifts; in Addition to ij'-LOADS. ij'-LOADS. AND LOADS OF GROCERIES v : r "r , Unusual "Feature Picture . : "Johh Barrymore in "A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT" Tomonw at I ; LEYIS LADIES STORE ;V 1 V ILIPRESSIVE STYLE REVIEW ral?:i ;:igiaccjo;band ok thestage ; Beautiful Models willlbs Shown in the' Latest Ciyte Fashions cf 1C32-1CC3 ' TAKE A LOOK AT AN HONEST - S- mm MMaMiiaiaiiiMmiaiMiinp 1 ...niWMWWiHHimiiiiwiiw- V.... . . . r- vx, xAi-wk. "Fight!" the fans howled. And Stanley Ketchel and Jack Johnson did on Qct. 16, 1909, in their memorable memor-able bout at Colma, Calif. The above photo shows Ketchel knocked out in the 12th round of the bout. Before the knockout, Johnson had RABBIT HIM PLANNED HERE Provo sportsmen will cooperate in a rabbit hunt on Sunday, December De-cember 11 in Cedar Valley designed not only to furnish plenty of fun but to furnish ilenty of rabbits for the unemployed and for the state hospital. Provo sports stores; Sears-Roe-buck, Bee s Hardware, Oscar Carlson Carl-son Sporting Goods and Riteway, are coopeiating in sponsoring the drive with Joe Barney, manager of the Scars sports department as chairman. The American Legion will prcbably cooperate in the drive also. Team and individual prizes may be given for the most successful' hunters, Mr.Bafney said Thurgdayt' All who go on the drive are requested request-ed to register with the ' sportr houses. Plan Commercial Hoop League Here All men interested in forming a; commercial basketball league are asked to register at the Sears-Roebuck sports department with Joe Barney. Anyo:ie is cligitte U enter en-ter t'.ie league. A new synthetit: leather, made by impregnating crepe wadding with latex, i3 snid to make a strong flexible, water-absorbent material excellent for making' insoles. Orptieum LAST TIMES TONITE Drugstore Cowboy Comedy ass?? - M and a Fox Thriller Woman In Room 13 r I. i i 1 1 , ... . . . i Friday and Saturday Vanishing: Frontier and TIM McCOY in The Fighting Fool for Christmas! 9: 00 F. 2M. Store been floored by Ketthel. Springville Finn Lands Large Road Job In Carbon Co. The Ely-Reynolds Construction company of Springville was the successful bidder early this week ' for a 14-mile strip of state highway J grading in the vicinity of Woodside Carbon county, according to Harry J Where All the III -LAST TIMES-TODAY TIMES-TODAY & TOMORROW Two Eves! One Adam! v One Modern FaradiseK That makes two hours of Delicious entertainment! Matinee 2:00 - 6:00 25c Children 10c Anytime D) A mm HERBERT MARSHALL - EDW. EV. HORTON CHARLIE RUGGLES . A, Paramount Picture ' " SATURDAY ONE DAY ONLY 3! 2f" V V';V 4- Hi rJt TMSHEIUFI v The greatest stage treat of the season.. 40 full minutes of ert-- ert-- tertaintne-nt plus. . .Now . see. to person those lovable rowdies t .. who've thrilled you- nightly from . station OX. - - - vi' , r, in peiison,-'1 7 On the Stage at OEvcry,. ' i fi TfxttormanoeV, v 1:10 ' 3:05 5:00 6;55t " 8:50 10:45. s". : with !;,;; Midnite Show , at 12:40 v : llat. till d p. m. " , ' Eves." t 4 -On the. w - LOrAL . V ' VIGTOR Lf sLAGLEN. KNOCKOUT "J 1 T. Reynolds,' general manager of the company. '' The job will cost approximately $110,000.00, and work will begin in the near future, Mr. Reynolds states. ; He expresses a belief that the work will continue throughout the .winter. Beer may be on the way back, but that still leaves us. wondering if the brewers are going to bring back the old fashioned brewery horses. Pictures Play" Bmcm Evening Balcony 25c Lower Floor 35c frnll u , -. WlTl v O uncle moniAiL PYNAMITli J HUNGRY 1 j, ; V, ',.3,DAV8'; . . ZaheiCGrey's Smash In ir ? Romance. V . 5. of the- open ; range! WILD HORSE MESA" Made la . Southern UTAH Screen Ponders Two Hoop Systems BOZEMAN, MonU ; pec. 1. Coach Shubert JDyche , is torn between' be-tween' two alternatives this year in workinif to develop' a basketball machine that ' will'; capture ''the West m vriston R. Mv C. honors Whether to. build hih-ecoring machine , or a strong.';- defensive team such as he had last year. The tendency In the Western division di-vision has been to work in a lot of high-powered scorers in which .the chief idea was to score high, rather rath-er than attempting to hold down the scoring of the opposition. Slates Games Only short inter-squad practices have been held with his squad of CO so far but Dyche is planning a strenuous schedule to start this week. He is negotiating games with Havre, Great Falls Independents Independ-ents and Carroll college of Helena. The Bobcats, fortified with a number of last year's team members, mem-bers, will open their conference schedule against Utah Aggies at Logan on January 13 and 14. On January 16 and 17 they will play Meijl university of Tokyo, which is starting its tour of the United States December 20 by playing the U. of W. at Seattle. Brigham Young will come to Bozeman to play the Bobcats January Janu-ary 20 and 21. Experiments in London with a r.iouse that is topped by an alr plane landing lead to interesting expectations of friend tftisband's happy landings after a night with a sick friend. 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