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Show PAGE nvti AGGIE )GAN HOOP P R O V O (U.T..A H)- S-UNDAY .HE-RA-LD,- SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 1935 ME0UGAR3, SPLIT LG SER cs - A C. Wins Saturday Tilt; Score 41 To 27 Kent Ryan, Cleo Petty, Agr&ie Forwards, Shell The Hoop From All Angles; Cougars. Suffer Initial Loss - TEAM STANDING VV. L. B. Y. U 5 1 Utah Aggies 8 1 Utah University 2 2 Montana Stati 0 ( Pet. .833 .750 .500 .000 Friday's results: B. Y. U. 39, Utah Aggies 38. Saturday's results: Aggies 41, B. Y. U. 27. LOGAN'. Jan. 26 (Special to the Herald i Led by the brilliant Kent Ryan, husky forward, the Aggies turned the tables on the Cougars Saturday night, winning handily by a score of 41 to 27, thus gaining a split in the first home series of the basketball season. It was the first loss in six starts for the Cougars who had swept the first two series at Provo against T'tah university and the Montana Bobcats. The Cougars won the opening game here Friday' night in a near-raising finish, 39 to 38. The Aggies presented a determined de-termined front Saturday night and once they got going stayed out far in front of the Cougars. At the intermission the Aggies were ahead 30 to 14. With Watson getting get-ting the tip-off consistently over Hugh Cannon, the Aggies had control con-trol of the ball the; biggest part of the time. Parsing swiftly and with precision, Dick Romney's team converted a good percentage of their shots at the noop to keep a margin of from 10 to 15 points ahead of the Provo team all the way. Ryaji High Point Man Ryan besides playing a stellar f)oor game was high point man of the game with 14 markers. He teamed beautifully with Petty who counted 11. Watpn, discarding the guard' to protect his fractured nose, played a whale of a game. "Red" Wade, leaving the scoring duties tc his teammates, stayed close to Crowton who was held to 8 points, high man for the loseis. Wade went out on personals in the second half. The Cougars were unquestionably unquestion-ably rtff their game after Friday's hectic encounter, passing erratically erratic-ally and missing easy shots frequently fre-quently Cannon who played a brilliant game Friday night, gam- ering high point scoring honors, eouldn't get going and failed to score. He was ejected near the 'close of the game when he became too critical of the officiating. Earl Giles who started at forward for-ward with Crowton, gave way to Harlow Turpin later in the game. Neither was able to convert more than one field goal apiece. Giles returned later in the game to replace re-place Hugh Cannon at center. Captain Cap-tain Jav Whitman and Millet started at guard and acquitted themselves well in the face of defeat as did Brooks who replaced Millet. The reserves on both teams had their innings late in the game when both coaches relieved the regulars. Anotner record crowu tnrongea . . i - - . . . . . . . . me smiiri gymnasium io wu-Ilesj1J5TJglack the conflict, the home fans getting a heap of comtort out or tne Logan triumph which keeps the Aggies up in front of the western V4 , IH'H Itlv, ' i . v P Cougars. I Box score : I UTAH AGGIES T. F. p. 14 1 1 fARvan. rf . S Petty, If. . I-Vatson, c I Wade, rg . I Gardner, lg VvVest, rg. . I Hansen. If I Skousen, c I McNiel, rg 1 1 0 1 0 o 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 2 (1 0 0 0 0 1 0 o 0 0 0 0 (I 0 r Garff, lg " 1 a rt the If Totals 17 13 41 BRIGHAM YOUNG G. T. . . 3 5 Crew ton rf. Giles, lf.-c . Cannon, c 2 0 0 . . . 1 . . . 0 'Whitman, rg Millet, lg Johnson, rf. . Turpin, f Lyons, rf Black, rg . 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 vf?rooks, lg. . fAUred, lg. . rota Is . . Swartz. 10 nn, 14 7 27 umpire. referee; Gl PRIMO CARNERA C OMING I RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan 26 !'.!' -Primo Camera, Italian heavyweight heavy-weight pugilist, left by airplane today for the United States. I CORRECTION In the list of scholarship rank toes of the Brigham Young uni lersity social and jgroups in Thursday's third place women's was misspelled. The kilt is Ta Lenta, not fraternity Herald, the social unit third place La Tenta. GANGSTER IN CUSTODY CHICAGO, Jan. 26 U.R Claude Idox, named as one of six killers in the bloody St. Valentine Hay massacre in the recent alleged teofljession of Byron Bolton, was tured by police today. iffltC COUGARS WIN BY ONE POINT ( rotvton's Basket From Mid-floor Mid-floor Gives "Y" Slim Edge In Brilliant Game. LOGAN - Spectators lay back in their seats panting, soaked with perspiration and limp as spaghetti Friday night following one of the most hair-raising games in the history of the Smart gymnasium when an oak-hearted Brighani Young university hoop five tripped trip-ped a favored Utah Aggie team 39 to 38. The victory was earned only after the most spirited of rallies m both the first and iast half. The Aggies led at one time m the first half b 11 points. The score was tied at 37-all with nearly four minutes to go when Ralph Crowton coolly flipped the ball through the strings from the center of the floor to push the "Y" score to 39 Three minutes re mained and although the Aggies j had possession of the ball most of ' the time they could riot penetrate j the pugnacious Cougar defense and 1 registered only one more point '. when Kent Ryar. scored a foul ! toss. ' Aggies Open Fast The Aggies were playing an amazing brand of ball at the be- j ginning of the game, rustling like ; the ball hawks they are and working work-ing in for shots. But the Cougars were non-plussed. They fought back viciously, closed the gap to 23-21 in the Aggies' favor at half- i time, then forged ahead midway in the second half. Ed Wade, giant Aggie guard. played a splendid game, scoring 11 points to the 12 made by the' Cougar forward, Ralph Crowton. i Hugh Cannon. "Y" center, was high point man of the game with i3 points, one more than Crowton. Wade led the Aggie scorers. Wallv Brooks and Gus Black i finished i tne y' the game at guards for after both Wavne Millet and Captain Jay Whitman went out on personals. When the fire was the hottest in the first half Whitman was the main cog m the comeback of the Cougars He intercepted the ball frequently and fairly "stole" it from opponents in his hemic at- i tempt to turn the tide His passing I was also of a high order. The score: B. Y. U. j j crowton j furpm If , Cannon, c ( whitman i iniet, lg Qjes G 6 0 6 2 1 1 0 0 T 1 1 j 2 4 1 0 0 F. 0 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 P. 12 1 1 "5 rf o 0 0 39 I'. 5 10 4 8 11 0 0 brooks rg Totals 16 t'TAH AGGIES G Ryan, rf-c 2 Petty, If 4 Watson, c ( Gardner, rg 3 Wade, lg 5 West, rf 0 Hanson, rf 0 T. F. 3 0 0 1 0 0 10 B. Totals Score at U. 21. Referee, . . . . 14 Aggies 16 23. 38 Y. half Swartz: umpire. G!e Power Projects To Be Favored WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 0J.R j Plans for a coordinated national I system of public power projects '. are to be developed with funds ! from the $4,880,000,000 relief bill now awaiting senate action, it was t learned today. Use of part of the appropriation j in that manner would put the ad-ministration ad-ministration in a position to go ahead immediately with actual work without "red tape" restric- , tions. Several surveys already have i been made. There remained the assembling of engineering data, j drafting of plans and other de- i tails to be settled before work can begin. Because of this program there j was little likelihood any of the bills now before congress for ! establishment in other parts of the country of projects similar to the Tennessee valley authority will be passed by congress. ORPHEUM WALLACE BEERY In Battery '1 " Ba I tc i is : M a r u m and Fox'" That'? what you'll hear the umps hark lhi ba-e-ball season in annount in n the Athletics' battery, for Jimmy Foxx. lorm- r firt sa kr. p. nne to catih. He;, Jiow he'll look WLinU the hat. Brilliant Mat Card Slated At Ro-She Monday Lawson Squawks for New Referee For McCann Bout; Jones Meets Brentano. "I want a new referee!" Swede Lawson let out a bellow bel-low that coula be heaid as far south as Sandy, Saturday in Salt Lake City when he demanded that a new ami capable referee be used Monday at Park Rw-Shc when he meets Wildcat McCann in a return re-turn bout that has Utah county sport fans agog. Swede declared emphatically that he did not want Henry Jones to referee and added that he would have pinned McCann in their last bout but Jones favored the little mat demo;., the well known Wildcat Wild-cat Mc Cam; denied Lawson's charges and maintained that if any favors were given Lawson got them. In fact. Lawson grumbled that he didn't like any of the third men he had had referee for him so far and absolutely demanded . a new one. Look For Referee At any rate, the promoters were looking for a referee Saturday, and one that, like Jones, would be able to take care of himself. Be-i Be-i cause you can never tell what will : hagpen to a referee when McCann I and Lawson get together in the ring. i Jones would be unable to referee the bout anyway, inasmuch as he I has a tough assignment of his j own to handle. He will take on i the formidable Jack Brentano, ; Canadian welterweight champion, ' in the semi-windup. This bout ! should be a thriller that will di-! di-! vide attention with the McCann-i McCann-i Lawson battle. Attempts were being made Sat-, Sat-, urday to line up a suitable op-! op-! ponent for Bert Davis, Salem light heavyweight fighter. The search had narrowed down to two bv Saturday, with either Gene 1 Payne of Heber City, or a Salt Lake City slugger set to go in with j Davis. In another preliminary boxing encounter Alfred Pederson of Pro-i Pro-i vo will go on with Homer Cooms, ! Springville.' Brentano arrived in Provo Fri-i Fri-i day afternoon und appeared to be ! in good shape for his go with ! Jones. Will Select Snow Queen Brigham Young university students stu-dents will select a co-ed next week to reign as queen of their annual winter carnival in a contest which was announced by Rondo Law. Delta, chairman of the Y Ski club committee in charge. The carnival will be held February 2 at Strawberry. Straw-berry. The co-ed who wins out in the election will be crowned in a formal for-mal ceremony at the pre-carnival dance Friday night. February 1. and will reign over activities at the carnival the following day, said Mr. Law. TODAY-MONDAY TODAY-MONDAY and TUESDAY - JACKIE COOPER PROVD DOWNS LINCOLN, 47-22 Daniels, Provo Forward, Leads Bulldogs to Victory Over Tig-ers. The Provo high Bulldogs were a little too clever in handling the ball and more accurate in converting convert-ing their chances at the hoop, for the Lincoln high Tigers, Friday night, the Provoans winning by a score of 47 to 22. The first quarter ended 8 to 6 for Provo, was a hard-fought affair. af-fair. After the Bulldog plays started to click in the second half, Provo, led by Daniels, clever forward, for-ward, ran the score up to 27 to 12 at half-time. Lincoln braced early in the second sec-ond half and cut Provo's lead down to 10 points with the score 29 to 19 midway in the third quarter. From here on, the Bulldogs speeded speed-ed up, worked in for frequent setups set-ups and generally outplayed then-opponents then-opponents all around. Gillespie was the shining light for the Orem aggregation, registering regis-tering 11 points to clinch high-scoring high-scoring honors for the losers. Daniels with 19 counters and A. Fielding with 10 were the high-point high-point men for the winners. The score: PROVO G. T. F P Daniels, rf 8 3 1 17 Col ton, rf 4 0 0 8 A. Fielding, c 4 4 2 10 Thompson, rg 1 2 2 4 Peterson, lg 0 1 1 1 Allen, If . l () () 2 D. Fielding, If 0 () 0 0 Jensen, c . (j l l Hayward, rg 1 0 0 2 Larson, lg l () n 2 Totals 20 11 7 47 LINCOLN G T F P Strausburg, rf 0 1 1 1 Davis, 11" l l o 2 Gillespie, c r 1 in Asay. rg 3 4 2 X Bellows, lg 0 0 0 0 W Tucker, rf 0 0 0 o Cooper, rf 0 0 0 0 G. Tucker, lg 0 0 o (i Totals . 7 4 22 Score by quarters. Provo h 27 33 4 7 Lincoln 0 12 19 22 Referee, Christensen; umpire. , Christensen City League Schedule Following is the schedule of games for the Provo city basketball basket-ball leagues for this week: RECREATION LEAGUE Monday, Jan. 28,7 p. m. Taylor Brothers vs. Bob's Billiards; & p. m. C. C. C. Ramblers vs. Tell-uride Tell-uride Motor; 9 p. m. B. Y. U. Freshmen vs. Pipe Plant Valves. CIVIC LEAGUE Wednesday, Jan. 30 7 p. m., Tri-C vs. "Y" Cats: 8 p. m. Van's Shoe vs. Ed's Cabaret: 9 p. m. Lions Club vs. De Molay. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Thursday, Jan. 31 --7 p. m. Lev-ens Lev-ens vs. Steel Plant; 8 p. m. Provo Cleaning vs. Superior Service; 9 p m. Utah Power vs. Pipe Plant Hvd rants. Ross Slated SEATTLE, Jan. 26 d'.lM Promoter Pro-moter Nate Druxman has signed Barney Ross, lightweight champion, cham-pion, to fight Henry Woods, Yakima. Ya-kima. Wash., negro, in a none-title none-title bout in Seattle either Feb. 19 or Feb. 26. '( J- LA-- - x. v. ? f ' :fsJs.; : Vr-. Sit- S J -Tf -JE 1 - Southpaw Sultan Again champion southpaw celfer of the United States is Everett C, I. i v. say, who success-fn'.lv success-fn'.lv defended liU title against V.. C. Jameson, of Wshinton, 1) ('. in the national left hander1-' t'"urn:iiiieiit in Miami, Fla. Liveay hails from Cyluujbus, O WILDCATS WIN OVER VIKINGS ikY" Hiffh Defense Prove Effective Against P. G. Team; Guards Strong. PLEASANT GROVE B Y High's well distributed scoring attack at-tack proved too much for the Pleasant Grove Vikings Friday and the Wildcats pulled out on the large end of a 26 to 15 score. The Wildcat defense functioned brilliantly throughout and held the P. G. offense in check. Bill Pardoe and Reed Cldroyd were strong on the defense, while Eddie Smart rustled effectively. Laurtz Peterson. Viking guard, was the high scorer, getting 9 points, and Rex Gourley at center-played center-played a fine defensive game. Both teams missed numerous shots. B Y. HIGH G. T F. P Booth, rf 2 4 2 6 Smart. If 1 2 0 2 Richins, c v . . . 2 1 0 4 Oldroyd. rg 2 4 3 7 Pardoe. lg 2 2 1 5 Iverson. If 1 0 0 2 Eggertsen, c 0 0 0 0 Martin, lg 0 0 0 0 Totals 10 13 6 26 PLEASANT GROVE G. T. F. P. Walker, rf 0 3 2 2 Warburton. If 0 3 0 0 Gourley, c 1 1 0 2 Smith, rg 1 0 0 0 Peterson, lg 3 7 3 9 Lauder. If. 1 0 0 2 Bullock, rg 0 0 O O Totals f 15 5 15 Score by quarters: B. Y. High 10 14 18- 26 Pleasant Grove . . 2 7 12 15 Referee. Collins; umpire, Colvin. "BROTHER, YOU'LL WISH YOU WERE BACK ON THE CHAIN GANG BEFORE I GET THROUGH WITH YOU!' Th bowtlful hll-cat of "Of Humon ondag" fling a challng to th dynamte (tar of "I Am a Fugitive" I Hmvm fclp kmr finds ut what m yan she's talking tal and DETTE ED W H S 1935' greatest scrsan thrill awaits yow as Warnr Bros, bring thsss two sonsa- v tional scroon personalitios togorhor in : Added : New Cartoon Pepperpot Musical MONDAY TUESDAY CREST Nephi Takes First Game In Nebo Loop Champions Defeat Springville 26 TO 20; Red Devils Off On Shots. j i NEBO DISTRICT I Team Standing W. L. Pet.- Payson S 0 1.000! Nephi 1 0 1.000 1 Springville 1 2 .383! Spanish Fork 0 1 .000! Tintic 0 2 .000 1 Nephi 26, Springville 20. SPRINGVILLE The Nephi basketball bas-ketball quint, defending champions in the Nebo division, tipped over Springville high 26 to 20 in its first game of the season. Thursday night Payson continued contin-ued its title-ward activities by trampling Tintic 39 to 17. The bucket zone offense of the Nephi team, with sure, clever passing as the feature, was too much for the Red Devils, who were off on shooting. The home team converted only four of 17 foul tries. The Wasps held the lead most of the way except for a flurry near the end of the second quarter. quar-ter. Bailey of Nephi and Rowland, Spritivrlle, were outstanding. NEPHI G T. F. P. 2 3 1 5 Ord, rf 2 3 Bailey, If 4 7 Cow-en, c 2 2 Sud weeks, rg 0 1 Kendall. It; 1 1 5 13 2 6 0 0 0 2 Shaw, lg o 0 0 0 Totals 9 14 S 20 SPRINGVILLE G. T. F P. Boorman, rf 4 5 2 10 Weight, If 0 0 0 0 Oakley, c 1 6 0 2 Rowland, rg 2 4 1 5 I Clark, rg 0 0 0 0 j Sanford. If 1 1 1 3 I Dennison, c 0 1 0 0 Taylor, rg 0 0 0 0 Jones 0 o 0 0 Totals 8 1' 4 20 Score by quarters: Nephi ..." 7 12 20 26 Springville 2 14 17 20 Referee, Beck; umpire, Jones. . . TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION FOR SALE ( ARS '27 CHEV coupe, good condition. Must sell. Vic Norman. 15th West 1 North. j29 HELP WANTED FEMALE WOMAN dishwasher, must have good references. Apply 160 E. Center. j29 LOST BETWEEN 5th W. and Univ. Ave. bunch of kevs. Saturday. Ret. to Herald. IF party who took brown purse from Butler store will return same no questions will be asked. j'28 FOR KENT UNFURNISHED 5 ROOM $25 month. 189 North 6th West. j28 ! FOR RENT FURNISHED 2 ROOMS modern. Garage and basement. Call 240 E. 3 So. fl FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS DELTA hay delivered. $15.50. 1163 I North 5th W. Phone 562W. f26 PEERLESS and Peacock coal, and up. Phone 487W or J. $5 fl I ' ' 'll TODAY ""4 P LEHI DEFEATS A. F. 22 TO 20 Alpine distoict w. L. Pet. Lehi 4 0 1.000 Provo S 1 .750 B. Y. High 3 1 .750 American Fork .... 1 3 .250 Pleasant Grow 1 3 .250 Lincoln 0 4 .OO0 Lehi 22, American Fork 20. Provo 47, Lincoln 22. B. Y. High 26, PI. (imve 15. AMERICAN FORK Lehi -barely nosed out a hard-Hghim; American Fork crew 22 to 20 Friday. Fri-day. night to cling t the leadt-r-ship in the Alpine division The teams nwrght a din-dong battle most of the way but Lehi went into the lead in the third quarter and were never headed thereafter. Sterling Evan.'-. Lehi - ; TJ 'M The Sweet - ""sf " ' h f t s of ..Ny 'W "When La- n P VtQtSS?' J V gether again F" 4'5s5 a deli&ht" f'mim tX ful stoly of l f a girl who ' , W knew so much Si"' " aDOUt Love ' M wrote a Lk j ib(mtit; Canf ? ?7Bf PARAMOUNT 0nesSary THEATRE PROVO February 9tk InThc Glamorous Play From Robert ouis 5tcveri5on5 famous story oTAdventxi Love Romance arvJ Myslfeiy i MAIL OIIDF.RS XOW INCI.OSB ATIDRKSSED STAMI'ED Lower Floorrt tmt 6 riii 2.24. il Ifl rovr 1.ftS. lmmt 1 Howi $1.12. llalconj -f 1.12. All trim Inrlud Slat mmA FederM Tlrkrtu .v on Sale nt Bos Office. guard, took scoring honors with 8 points. Devitt, high scoring Caveman center, could score only three ' points, such was the tenacious ' guarding of Price. Lehi pivot man. LEHI G. T. F. P. Smith, rf 0 1 1 0 Woffinden. If 2 3 2 6 Pi ice, c 2 4 1 5 Roberts, rg l 3 1 3 Evans, lg 4 0 0 8 Chatfield, rl 0 0 0 0 Totals 9 11 5 22 AMERICAN FORK G T. F. P. ' Gamnull. rl 1 9 5 7 Groesbeck. If 3 3 0 6 IKaviU. c 1 1 1 3 Greenwood, r: 0 2 1 1 McTague. lg. 1 2 1 3 . Gardner, 1: 0 0 0 0 Totals 17 8 20 Score by quart t-rs : U-hi . .' 2 (! 1822 American Fork . . 4 10 1620 Referee, 11. Bullock: umpire, L. Buttle. - r |
