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Show i . ; " " ' ; .ti'i,!;..' ' & t i - ? TAGBFOtm PROVO (U f A HK gN DAY H E It A L D, SUNDAY, APRIL S 1931. MEET ALL STARS Real Battle Likely Jn Big Spring Game A ; ' . Comings Varsity Develops Nicely Puring ; Spring Drills; AllrStars Have Exception-'Xi Exception-'Xi ally Powerful Outfit lit Harness Sprinsr football will 'come to a colorful climax Uonday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the "Y" stadium, whn the p. Y. U. Cougars, 1932 edition. edi-tion. Will tangle with an all-atar team comprising many outstanding performers of seasons past. .- . Splendid Showmg- V - The showing of Uxe, potential var slty men has been most gratifying to Coach Ott Romney, who expects the collegians and all-stara to' stag- - a battle resembling a real midSea. son fracas-Here's fracas-Here's the "y'imen to. see action Monday arternoonj : Captain Keith Wangsgaard; Murdock, centers, Shields, Halo, Haymqnd, yorgason, guards ; Iionger, Jensen, ) Brown, .Schultz, tackles; Robison, .Johnson. Eggertsen, 'Stratton, Hettig, 'ends; Merrill, O'Oara ana Johns, Quarterbacks; Quarter-backs; Blddulpti, Mathews;. Hapl, Pete Wllsoff, OkeWerry, halfbacks ; Skous n. Hone, ., fullbacks. 1 A And on the all-star aggregation ere these well known names'; Coach Vic . Taufer and .,VVek!on Monson, Dick -Thorn, BobHoward, -Henry Simmons, Reed Swenson, Glen Worthlngtoru Andy Das trup, VSim- ba" Thorn, Bliss Hoover, :"Lob" Col lins. Ronald Dyches," "Clug'VVacher, Mark Ballif. Lawrence Wilson, Jack Hardy. "Bonyf Fuller. FloycT Walser, Ited Xnark anfl ly Jack- son. , --? Speedy Backfleld, Men-i- ! , .With Thorn. Hoover and Vacher cn the all-star lineup, , fans win have a gUmpsa 6t the 1930 team vs. the 1831 outfit, for the backfeia "' peTformaiice3 of this trio .was outstanding out-standing last year, when the ,"Y" achieved highest Rocky ' Mountain cenference rating in its history. The spring football activities have clearly demonstrated that B. Y. U. will be quite strong on the line. The backfield is'sttU ptoblematicai, but many a grid team has developed an "unknown- group of backfield stars 'from behind, a powerful line. 1 ' . ; ; American League . ,"""".' y, ,' .w,; ' .,,v y " ' - AMERICAN XJSAGITE Tt?am Standing , W. Lc Pet. New York , . , . . . ..... .3 0 1.00 New York ....... 3 0 1.000 Cleveland .2 1 .6 7 Washington i... ... ..2 1 .667 Philadelphia ........ .1 2 .333 Chicago 1 . 2 .333 Boston 0 3 .000 ........ ., Friday's Results .. . , ' No games scheduled. Coast League Standing of the Team ' W. L. Pet. Portland 7 4 1638 Los Angeles ....... ..7 4 .636 Sacramento ........ . 7 4 .636 Hollywood ... ....5 6 .455 Mission ............. .5 6 .455 Oakland JS 6 .455 Sah Francisco .5 6 .455 Seattle ..." Z 8 .273 Friday's Results Portland 9 Oakland 6 (14 innings). in-nings). . San Francisco 7. Mission 1- Sacramento 6, Seattle 4. Los Angeles 14, Hollywood 6. UTENEMN DEFEAT B.Y.U. - ... . Cougars Come Close To -Vic tory Over Champs; 'Y' Gets 2 Of 5 Matches SALT LAKE CITY, April 18. Coming close to upsetting the heavily-favored University of Utah Red-ekins, Red-ekins, B. Y. U. netmen bowed to the Utes in the opening collegiate match of the season Friday. Coach Theron Parmelee's charges pulled out a 3-2 victory after a fur-iously-foughtrinatch. T)ie' "pinch hitting" of Bill Woodward, who unexpectedly un-expectedly replaced Harry Guss in the deciding singles match and defeated de-feated Captain Paul Holt of the "Y",. decided the match. -Five Liv-sly Tilte "l The summary: Frejed and Sutton (Utah) defeated Brinley and Jen- kinr-XB.YU.) , 6-3, 8-6; Holt and Mangum ttfc x. v.) aeieatea Woodward and Guss (Utah) 6-3, 3-6, S-6, 6-2, 6-2; Johnson (B. Y. U.) de feated Stratford (Utah) 6-4, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4: Freed (Utah) defeated Briftley (B. Y. U.) 6-0. 6-3; Woodward (Utah) defeated Holt (B. Y. U.) 6-1, 7-5- .-. .1. The doubles matches "vrere brill- liant exhibitions of tennis. Freeb rnH Suttnn wfn hHIHant arnlnn A Brinley and Jenkins,, all four .men doing vgood . work, wi Ih Freed and 'Brinley the aces for their respective teams.. The Utes had too much power pow-er at the net, however, and smashed their way to a straight set victory, although the ,Y" pair, made a strong stand in the third, set. After dropping two of the first three se ts, Holt and Mangum rallied to win the last two with ease. The Cougars took full advantage of their opponents' weakness on over head, and played an effective, care ful game that brought them the victory- '"' ' t Johnson Wallops Stratford- , Kent Johnson surprised the Utah Golf TourneSV Billed Tx3ay Tournament play Is .sched uled for the Tlmpinog06 Municipal Mu-nicipal Golf club course. Sunday Sun-day morning at V o'clock, with, a blind bogey competition for men onthe, docket. , An entrance- fee will be charged. yalt Miller , club professional, profes-sional, announces the first ' women's tournament of the season, to be held Tuesday. This also will 'be a blind bogey event. . The' course . ls in' splendid condition, and with great golf . enthusiasm prevailing in . Provo . this season,'1 the two . tournaments ate expected to ; bring a large number of contestants. SPANISH FORK MIXES '-BEET in IJ Payscn Is Close Second; Jen sen And Snyder Are N , Heavy Scorers supporters by smothering the highly-rated Bill Stratfor4 In convincing convinc-ing fashion In four sets. . Johnson played a pretty bsekcourt , game, dfiving savagely both oil backhand and forehand. ; Stratford's softer shots were completely unable to cope with Johnsons barrage of drives. ; n 1 ' ' Freed was spectacular in smothering smoth-ering Brinley, crashing .through Brlnley's careful defensive play to win. Freed won eight games In a row before the"Y" man waa able to4 stoothe march, . v Weoaward played stellar singles toTupset Holt in the deciding match. HiaMrlyes were accurate and forc ing, and he broke through Holt's determined second: set stand to win out. FAYSCN. After a hard battle with ' Payson, the state champion Spanish Fork trackster? captured the Nebo day track meet here Friday. Fri-day. . : The beetdlggers bagged 6b points, while Payson chalked up 59. Spring-vllle Spring-vllle scored 19. Ocach Fentbn ,Reeve'men showed show-ed their usual strength in the hurdles, hur-dles, dominating these events completely. com-pletely. Payson had a large number num-ber of first place-winners, but the Beetdlggers' garnered enough sec-ends sec-ends and thirds to" win.: Theron Snyder of the Lions won the 880ryard and the mile runs, while big , Jensen captured 100 and the 20-yard dashes and the 'discus throw, for" high point scoring honors. hon-ors. Payson Win Junior Tilt Payson captured the junior high , track event, scoring 37 hit points to nose MUt SpringviUe, with 31. Spanish Span-ish Fork placed third with 9. Lloyd Wignal and Bill Mendenhall, both H&f Payson, captured the singles tennis honors, while Weight and Roylance of Springville were the doubles victors. - The summary: 120-yard high hurdles Warner, Spanish Fork, first; Spencer, Span ish Fork, second; Alexander, Spanish Span-ish Fork, third. Time, :17. 100-yard dash Jensen, Payson; first; Finch, Spanish Fork, second; Hill, Spanish Fork, third. Time, :10.3. Mile run Snyder, Payson, first Burdall, Springville, 3econd; Rich! ardson, Spanish Fork, third. Time, 5:00. Neto soph relay--Spanish Fork, first; Payson, second; Springville, third. Time, 2:3S- 440-yard run Dudley, Spanish. Fork, first; Strom, Payson, second; Chcrrington, Springville, . third. Time, :51 1-5. .. ' 220-yard low hurdles Dudley. Spanish, Fork, first; Williams, Spanish Span-ish Fork, second; M. Warren, Spanish Span-ish Fork, third. Time, :27-3. 880-yard run Snyder, Payson, first; Fullmer, Spanish Fork,, second; sec-ond; Harrison, Spanish Fork, third. Time, 2:40V. 220-yard dash Jensen, Payson, first; Flinch, Spanish Fork, second; Hill, Spanish Fork, third. Time. :22.3. Mile relay Spanish Fork, first; Payson, second; Sprincrville, Tftlrd. Time, 3:51 3-5. 880-yard relay Payson, first; Spanish Fbrk, second; Springville. third. Time, 1:35- Pole vaults-Best, Payson, first; Williams, Spanish Fork, second; Ferguson, Spanish Fork, third, height, 10 feet 4i inches. Shot put Sanford, xSprlngville. first; Weight, Springville. second; Robertson, Springville, third. Distance, Dis-tance, 41 feet. High Jump Nielson, Springville, first; Cherringten, Springville, sec end; Spencer, Spanish Fork, third. Height, 5 feet 5 inches. Jaelin Schaerrex, Payson, first ; Simmons, Payson, second; Robertson, Robert-son, Spanish Fork, third. Distance 1384 feet. . Discus Jensen, PayBon, first; Best, Payson, second; Shean. Span, ish Fprk, third. Distance, 109 feet 8 inches. Broad jump Finch, Spanish Fork, first; Paey, i-ayon, second; Warren, Spanish Fork, third. Distance, Dis-tance, 20 feet. Fifi Dorsay, popular French movie star, was born in Montreal, Canada. - WAYNE E. MAYHEW CO. Certified Public Accountants Farmers and Merchants Bank: Bldg. Provo Audits, Systems, Investigations, Income Tax Matter ANDREW M. ANDERSON Res. Mgr. Provo Office Phone 432 Glasses Correctly Fft ltd Relieve Eye Strain. Stop Headache Head-ache and blurr. I '"use latest method knowh. to scientists. . Absolute Results Guaranteed Dr. G. H. HEJNDSELMAN Optometrist with HELND8ELMAN OPTICAL A JEWELRY COMPANY . DAVIS CUP TEA3I CHOSEN MEXICO CITY. April 18.CJ.Ei The Mexican tennis association to. day named Rieardo Tapia, Alfonso Unda, Carlos Tapta and . Jorge Acosta to represent Mexico in Davis cup competition with the United States here the first week in May. 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