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Show PROVO (UTAH) - EVENING HER A L LV WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1 9-3-6 COUGARS P KEF ARE FOE U' ERIE PAGE SIX Y" Club Prepared For Tough Series Short Passing and Control of Ball Stressed By Coach Romney in Drills; Utes' Ability Highly Respected Prepared for one of the harde.st basketball series of their careers, the Brigham Young university Cougars Wednesday were slated to complete pre-series drills prior to the games with the University of Utah team Friday and Saturday Satur-day in the Women's gym The games start at 8 o'clock. Arrangements have been made for maintaining a running description descrip-tion of the games by loud speaker system into College hall in order to accommodate the overflow fcrowd. Coach Ott Romney announced an-nounced Wednesday. This service Will be free to student.- with a ten-cent charge for the public. A long drill in the Women's gymnasium Tin ;ay. climaxed With a 40-riiinut .-ermimage with the freshmen, showed an improve- ment in the Cougar team. Coach j Romney utilized several devices j to stress control of the ball and j short passing. A ten-minute mor-. mor-. atorium would be called on shoot-I shoot-I ing, while the ball zipped back j and forth in the offensive zone in j a dazzling exhibition of the short 1 pass. I I'U-s Capable j The Utah team is thoroughly capable and has the essential ele-; ele-; merits of a winning club, Coach ' Romney pointed out Wednesday. With two great rustlers in Captain Cap-tain Harold (Hack) Miller and Swede Larson, a versatile and . dangerous shooter in Bill Kinner, all conference center, and two" husky and able guards in Sid BIG WRESTLING SHOW WEDNESDAY, JAN. 158:30 P. M. AT LEGION ARENA WILDCAT McCANN vs. NED TAYLOR Seattle Jackson, Miss. A 1 hour. 2 out ( tall match between these two muscle artists, should he one of the biggest attractions of the season ! 2 OUT OF 3 FALLS. 1 HOUR BALK ESTES vs. JERRY MARCUS Honolulu New York Estes is a polished performer, but he meets a tough foe in Marcus. 1 FALL, :)() MINUTES JACK FELOUS vs. HY SHARMAN Detroit Greek Salt Lake City Uncle Hvrum will have his hands full this time -1 FALL. UO MINUTES George BENNETT vs. Lou MUELLER Oklahoma Salt Lake City This promises to be a toj-notcher Kinjfside 75c: General 50c; Ladies, Half Price Rovs under 1 1, 25c Kramer and Onan Mecham, the Utes have no apologies to make for their ball team. Kinner is a troublesome gent who, like Ralph Crowton of the "Y" team, is almost al-most impossible to guard when he is "hot." Spindly Bill can shoot and convert from practically practical-ly any angle with one hand or both. Miller and Larson are-also iair shooters and leave little to be desired in the way of ball hawking. hawk-ing. Both are tireless and relentless relent-less in going after the sphere. Passing Experts The Cougars can be rated higher high-er than the Utes in the passing department, where they are unusually un-usually brilliant. Their lightning fast break for the basket, with a mixture of long and short passes and track passes, is frequently breath-taking jn execution. Likewise Like-wise the Cougars have a five-man five-man scoring attack that is apt to give the Utes difficulty in stopping. stop-ping. Cannon, Crowton, Giles, Turpin and Brooks they can all score. Coach Romney expressed the hope Wednesday that the very-best very-best of sportsmanlike conduct will prevail among the spectators, especially because of the recent difficulty which has not been ironed out with satisfaction to both schools. "The Utah teams have always been fine competitors and guests and we hope to be considered as gracious hosts," the coach .said. Willis Re-Appointed Pro y.wv.j'.'.v.vftv.v.'.w.v." ...'.-. .'.-..-.'.-.-.. .-.). ' vi'v. . i .'..-.-j(.v-'.- X.- - ' ' i BUI Willis, popular golf professional at the P r o v o municipal course, was reappointed reappoint-ed to the position by the city commissioners J nr.j a... nrii: : t w euiicsuay . v 1111a us arell liked by the golf players at the course and has aided materially material-ly in popularizing the course during the past year. His appointment was made on recommendation recom-mendation of Commissioner Commis-sioner Walter P. Whitehead who believes that by a consistent program under Willis guidance the course can be entirely self-sustaining self-sustaining within a few years. REGION TEAMS PLAY FRIDAY American Fork Meets B. Y. High At Provo; Lehi Comes To Lincoln. McCANN TOPS LEGION CARD Middle Champ Fight Steele SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. i l l' Kddie (Babe) Ri.sko, world I middleweight champion, will be-1 be-1 gin n Pacific Coast tour- with a i bout with Freddie Steele, rugged j Tacoma, Wash., battler regarded I as one of the foremost contenders for his crown, promoter Tony j Palazola of San Francisco said I today. Palazola said he plans to j match RLsko with Fred Apostoli , or Ray Actis, San Francisco slug-I slug-I gers, after the Steele-Risko bat-, bat-, tie in Seattle. Elizabeth Deike Tops Net Ranking BUFFALO. N. Y., Jan. 15 r.r i Elizabeth Deike, of Altadera, Cal., ! was accorded first place in the 1 1936 women's rankings announced today by the National Park Tennis Ten-nis association. The team of Constance O'Don-' O'Don-' ovan and Esther Politzer of Detroit De-troit was ranked first in the doubles. Distance Aces Schedule Clash SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15 IM? A match race between two of the greatest middle distance stars America has produced in the past (Jeeade appeared assured today with announcement and Glenn Cunningham, the nation's premier miler, will meet Ben Eastman, former Stanford ace, in a half mile duel. Charley Hunter, coach of the San Francisco Olympic club track team and director of the the forthcoming forth-coming San Francasco golden spikes championships Announced Cunningham's definite acceptance of a bid to participate in the indoor carnival, Feb. 27. In addition to racing Eastman in the 880 yard event, Cunningham Cunning-ham will meet Norman Bright, Chuck Nimmo and other California Califor-nia runners in a mile race. Other Eastern stars who have accepted invitations to appear here include Eulace Peacock, Negro Ne-gro sprint star, and Sam Allen, collegiate hurdles champion, Hunter said . -'- Levinsky Defeats Hank Hankinson In Ten-Round Bout LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15 lI! King-fish Levinsky, slated as another an-other victim to fatten the record of Hank Hankinson, burly Akron, O., scott, last night slashed out :i decision in a 10-round bout. Tht former Chicago lish monger mon-ger threw a steady rain of blow.s at the Swede's chin and head to force him into a shell-like defense. In the first round Levinsky sent Hankinson to his knees with a flurry of short lefts and rights. In the third round Hankinson rallied to send Levinsky sprawling into the ropes. Levinsky was g''"ggy hi the fourth which went to Hankinson but he began shooting long overhand rights to the Swede's head which kept him off balance and unable to land effectively. Levinsky weighed 203 and Hankinson 215. Yawkey Refuses To Admit Victory U MEN CONTESTS DETROIT, Jan. 15 r.P Thomas Thom-as Austin Yawkey, Boston Red 4 Sox owner, who is reputed to CI ATE?!! TnrjlftIITlnavc sncnt $3,000,000 on his base-WMilfcU base-WMilfcU I UlllUII ball park and club, yesterday re fused to admit that he is confident confi-dent that the Bostoniarts will capture the 1936 American league pennant. '"I know a lot of people are conceding con-ceding us the pennant," Yawkey TjjHrather early in the year to be" conceding anybody anything in baseball. T'tah stake M Men will resume play on the hardwoods at the I Third ward gymnasium, starting I at G:80. The complete schedule' ! for tonight's games follows: 0:30 Pioneer vs. Bonneville.. 7:30 Sixth vs. First. 8:30 Third vs. Manavu. 0:30 Fifth vs. Fourth. FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Nebo Division Tintle at Springville. Nephi at Spanish Fork. Payson bye; ALPINT5 DIVISION American Fork at B. Y. High Thursday, Women's gym., 7 and 8 p. m.) Provo at Pleasant Grove . Lehi at Lincoln. j j Winter gasoline facts don't Um come any straighter m v , - v. . . ' w x ' v " ' ' ' 7r ;::'v-:- ' " - i 1 : 4 - f ::-::-::::::::::: 11 : -:-:-:-:v:-x-:-:-: x-:-:-:-, ; ; . - ' V - N ' ! . 1 v.-.'.v.vv'.v.v.v.w.'; C . -.r ', jf Region Three prep basketball teams will clash again Friday in a resumption of activity that brought out some attractive competition com-petition in the opening games last Friday. In the Nebo division, the favored favor-ed Nephi Wasps bump up against the Spanish Fork team, which is rated by many as the second best in the league. The Forkers arc dangerous and are especially tough to beat on their own floor. It is the first game for the Fenton Reeve crew, which drew a bye last week, while Nephi easily conquered Springvllle. The other game is slated at Spiingville, where Tintic and the Red Devils play. Seth Parkinsons' Parkin-sons' Tintic lads, long accustomed to the cellar position, made a good start last week by defeating Pay-son Pay-son by one point in an overtime game which was actually lost by the Payson supporters when they booed so vociferously that two fouls were called and both converted. con-verted. Springville has a powerful power-ful attack and a good ball game-is game-is expected. Provo high school's Bulldogs, rated way out in front in the Alpine Al-pine division, tangle with the Pleasant Grove Vikings Friday at Pleasant Grove. Both teams are undefeated in league play. Coach Glenn Simmons' quint last Friday overwhelmed a greatly outclassed team of B. Y. High Wildcats, 63 to 15 while Pleasant Grove was downing Lehi 33 to 27. Lehi plays at Lincoln Friday. Both Lincoln and American Fork displayed a scoring punch last week when they lussied in a game that ended 33-32 in American Ameri-can Fork's favor. These two teams are likely to put up a great scrap for the second position honors hon-ors in the division and Lincoln is certain to battle her hardest for a victory over Lehi and a chance to remain in the running. The American Fork-B. Y. High game has been moved up one day, to Thursday, in order not to conflict con-flict with the B. Y. U.-Utah game Friday. Coach Fred Dixon announces an-nounces the games for 7 and 8 p. m. Thursday in the Women's gym. American Fork is favored over the comparatively inexperienced Wildcats, although Lire '-Y" team is expected to become a great deal stronger after this week when four men become eligible. Only one regular was on the floor against Provo, but Dick Swenson. guard, will be back for Thursday's CARNERA SAILING; MODESTLY SAYS HE CAN LICK JOE LOUIS Four wrestling matches, topped by the one hour battle between Wildcat MeCann, Seattle, and Ned Taylor, Jackson, Mississippi, will complete the card at the American Legion arena, 57 North University avenue, tonight The McOann-Taylor bout is heralded her-alded as one of the choice contests of the season. Only one more bout after tonight will be presented by the Legion and they are attempting at-tempting to make these both top-notch top-notch affairs. Another one hour bout is scheduled sched-uled between Balk Estes, talented Honolulu performer, and Jerry Marcus, New York City. Jack Felois, Detroit, meets Hy Shar-man. Shar-man. Salt Lake Citv rouehhouse artist, and Lou Mueller, Salt Lake ! City, takes on George Bennett, OkSahonm. Both are 30-miimt bouts. Commercial Teams To Play Thursday Basketball teams in the Provo Commercial league will go into the second round of the winter competition Thursday night in the Third ward gymnasium. Three games are scheduled, starting at 7 o'clock. There is no admission charge. A postponed game from last week was played Monday night when the B. Y. U. Faculty defeated de-feated the Steel Plant 51 to 19. The schedule Thursday: 7 p. m. Steel Plant vs. Provo Cleaning. 8 p. m. Van's Shoe vs. Leven's. 9 p. m. "Y" Faculty vs. Utah Power. The first Methodist church in Canada was built in St. John. New Brunswick, in 1788. The Empire State building is the tallest man-made object in the world. Additional Sports On Page Eight feBBflOBBOBBBnflEBSSBBBBSBBBBOnilBSBIBBBBSSBBBBlBinB -PROVO CITY- MVIC DIRECTORY E Here is a List of Firms That Render thr Service You Need. IT WILL APPEAK ir THE HERALD KVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY U s Ei U n IIKIMSKI.MA I M Al, AMI jkh r.i.n v . ' ifli , i a 1 watch 1 n -spr.-tor- for 1 ). & R. ( ;.. S. I. .V- V. Railroads. ll Matrri f Watches Repaired H i'none .'wa-W l V . Crntrr St. UTAH COUNTY MATTRESS FACTORY WOOL AND COTTON MATTRESSES, MAT-TRESSES, WOOL BATTS Mattresses Renovated and Made New- 661 VV. 2nd N. Phone S45 Provo n B a Ralph's Radio & Appl. Co. The Home of Guaranteed Radio Service 83 North Univ. Ave. Phone 618 Texaco Service & Storage 24 hour Service. Opp. Hotel Roberts. Specialized Lubrication. All Work Guaranteed. F4mo B. WILson, Mgr. FURNITURE REPAIRING REFINISHING RE-UPHOLSTERING K). TT. IE. We Mould Your Wave Into Distinctive Beauty Get a Personality Haircut and Hair Dress at the PROVO BEAUTY STUDIO 100 No. Univ. Ave. n r r; m m n PROVO HIDE & FUR CO. Hides. Pelts, Furs, Wools, Etc. We Handle All Kinds of USED AUTO PARTS one 367 o, Utah "ism 1 fs-S V- J y j K X ff X ' i - J You won't need Luck to get snappy starts this Winter. You won't need an up-to-the-minute car. You won't need lots of carburetor and ignition monkeying. mon-keying. You'll only need a fill of W inter Blend Conoco Bronze gasoline. Then you can come out to your cold garage or all-day parking place and make a perfectly normal start, that's all. Expect your engine to "catch" immediately im-mediately you're through with the starter right away. Do not leave the choke out, for you want to conserve your Conoco Bronze and your oil, too. (If you like, you can time your easy Conoco starts, on the second hand of your watch.) The worst day that comes along makes this all the more convincing con-vincing to you. Continental Oil Company, Established 1875 'ww j ' m i ... at . &fek-j-N,?,i,h,M,..MW WINTER BLEND o) o o GASOLINE GENOA. Jan. 15 r.l Primo Camera sailed on the Conte Di Scvoia today for New York, with the announcement that he expected expect-ed not only to fight Joe Jouis hut to defeat him. "My manager already has arranged ar-ranged numerous fights for me," said Camera. 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