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Show SPORTING SECTION IFlJlSlIOIrf TrflTM AIM section SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1915 MOW THE STAR WESTMINSTER COLLEGE ENDS SUCCESSEUL GRID YEAR COLLEGE TEAMS WILL START EARNEST WORK FOR YEAR THIS WEEK PREP SCHOOLS COACH LLOYD DOES WONDERS WITH GREEN MATERIAL SOON TO START WINTER SEASON H. Lloyd, Rand, C. Whiteley, Reading left to right, back row: Lloyd (coach), Meakin, Johnson, White (assistant coach) ; middle row: Monroe, A. Whiteley (captain), Loofbourow. Gibbs and Bobbins. Thorsen and Kent; front row: Higgins, Wood (captain-elect), , r . , - Early Indications Point to Wonderful Season in Indoor Game; Two State Schools Strong, Many Veterans Back Y TEAMS TO USE MUCH NEW MATERIAL , -- r(y - 7 rTTTr - ?TrTXZSH State in Active Work for State High School Quints of -- 1 Championship. INTEREST HIGH Schedules to Be Arranged Dec. 20; Each Division wraoH will start this week, the University of college, t!ip P.righara Yourig university and in rnrnwt. The two diure h schools Itricham Young ml!fg Imhh starting hut have the two 8tate bevn utiv for about a niy..jtie, b ot hit n yet .lone little. .nly an occasional a part. . ti c coaches, the prospect. Tne four teams i basketball v,r A CHin the past apparently wilt be the lurh have always Won evenly matched . ith Irishmen material forming a large part of the fain thi."v-ar-;r!.;.U. of all the r,rr,,tin? the University of Utah, trhioh vill have Con- fident of Titler in BVSKKTHAl.L work RUNNING lturn! point to the most successful interscholastio basket-ball season ever staged in Utah, Al ready the church schools of the state h.ir.l-io-e-l are in the midst of their schedule, f ' ' X . . ',-' ' S , v r and the early games have been hard X., fought, well played and fast. Most of the local high schools have comteam. a torm v h about ten veterans anunl hu to will and fans to the pleted or nearly completed their prove interesting et, of n.Ic Tl e ,4a in- - of t The tne one of for series, and it is believed that pair them a chance to voice favoritism are and by feature,! east the by the end of the week the high played throughout rcneraltv ni rates are A U. A the school coaches will begin the process tc hniealitic. -- iurcby fuU can he called; he from anoot.nfrom considerable iu of sifting out the third-rater- s result while hi'hlv and they he , for more tossers. the Which basket real the vel interesting ball the line. re highly interesting f course of Although the regular schedule for to mv, hard ' spectator i, f t, aifferent kiruU are Coach Nel- the high schools will not be definitely Ctator raien. Uoberts of arranged until the teachers of Utah oVlast lea basketball year's convene in Salt Lake on December JnivV.irVhampion; 20, the coaches are busy working Coche Verba 'tin. their men and whipping them into CENTER SHEPARDSON TO Norrcn: s'avs Va-tshape for the later games. Next Fri:s are better. FOOTBALLERS LEAD AGGIE day Coach Kichardson's West Higlt the make I they bcaui.e tMr.k. Kj quintet will journey to Lehi and tho the ability upon mr 4. East Siders Avill take on American Fort Collins. Oh)., Dec. victory !;T.i tlun upon fot tossing. Charle Shepardsoii was fleeted th- - i.Uver Pork. The northern schools will arU faater. if. of i n.m The gam of tbo Coloratlo Ajrricul-Inrrange games during tho week and the the finer out win Li. D. S. U. will meet Snow academy 101G team for football rollr'e rougir. t,f .t.ih. and B. Y. C. II. S. on Friday and lii?t night. or Shepardsou played !ruUd im.. blinv, will nlt.w KoMlr.. Inten-tlVn. team that renter of thif year's Saturday. th holding . - not mal InterAs yet it is too early to judge the won the Rocky Mountain conferan?,, more and as they have not played in sufteams choHe was est for t. f.in." ence schools some of the older make to and in championship. the football hijrh season, start made an promises COLLKGE past their TXTESTMINSTER auspicious certainly ficient games to demonstrate roach Robert- hav- center Mountain sen been for IT. to tho S. have rule-L. D. always r. A. appears A caliber. The th.-.but the a popularity "by mam critics. an.i for team, s. material strong in rtah. rl.,rH last Friday shows oy the manner In l to be Mtie-tgame with' Provo Bluo youths iliaf supportGold and has the hoopsters will whlcn thU Mat -. alvtavK . Aooi,oau.-..uiiuu.- ... nA enu .oi tne season. noweer, i tsiiumbier uau-alictinfl-ui! TM year mat ine tn and diligent coal nosis. Jrom work of hard torwanLnajisci hours need ed tti- Indoor pan-t to round in can fall. nest will into the break of their 'on trlft than la- of before arc mnr wub-the hopa league game 'style big they showing 'strength probably coaching was recardeil as a worthy foe by all concerned, and on do away with - all traces Into championship form. Included v,a rnstur nf the local church sohool the JoW.!vl.m. an.I will umk. one In vhich are Goodridge, Dean and Wright, for ,norc"a mittcr of wards; Poulton, center; reierson ana ..pec.: ar.,t .ihUHy .otint for more tnan TOW-WO- W beef." Knowlton, guards. .tt1 will be Bure to But Coach Roberts men are not Be of l!or,vcr. faUtah:it fannsinrc te will both of means and rvdiiLn through by a"ny manner Alt au.- - whUh the nrtKham Lvr,i. believe confidently that they will hand ar.d the iir cnarh Miller's crew a severe beating .ver-lt- y for Mat Banqueted . in on ain play will bo A. William M. Johnston, Champ, next Friday when they get them un,-f "l ctevei-n- c u. Y. B. has floor. own Male the rtr.i their r,ltcrrr.lne.l n th.-- t ?ct of rntes. Heads List, With Williams nmisuallv srood teamwork this olli'-- c atul the so far, and with more practice season Tne Alumni to Association clle-fiitInto yramc. Stage Town; Next. Blows Yokel able to find the basket reg be the Mike should and McLoughlin will r'' Provo school is Dasing The nn.l nil the Kockj- Mountain conference ularly. Annual in Dinner Honor Fit, title on Thomas and Feeling the for Fit, t w. s. its Looking hopes Eggertson, cenn forwards, McDonald, 4 M. of TTniiam Pec. Athletes. YOT.K, Fit. Votes He's Poe Was and Tackier Conference Midwestern Clothes Deadly and Raile Fit; guards. Clark, Mrnn. Says tntr Nchl NF.W ter; of San Francisco was t'l' :'.t lh' .i,'if :.. Well-trainin Out Was and Game's Baseball I nt the top of ti e national tnnls Summer Local Resting:. annual banquet given by e ;,,iiv.:rlt. v. !ic: fa In ore an- place in the sin- holder eatnn the for rankinir TOKKU local Iit city high schools havd rniTE XHK Alumni association of the Fundamentals. Also Collegiate. ' ... ttii . "1 - r r, ali. hiit, t rjrlf- MIKK ot'.icr wi!i r'1". JL wrestling ,.i,.,t middleweight the been resting somewhat lately on t he .f .ti'.ri fin of .!',.-.c.... Utah of for aththe University th of the at Lake Francisco Salt to top lan returned .r-r tt. K.""-- ' account of the strenuous football seawit! championship, letes f at ..... the . t i. who ) have report oninauy iwnn it.nU v 20 iole in thecommittee In university Wyo4. ranch FRANCISCO,-DecDec. 4. Members of the son, but both coaches plan to start According yesterday from his of the fnltcd won t.MUy by the starts SAN their be .,f letters will rtah CHICAGO, n . . . ' , Immedivarsity active work this week. West High his classmates, the playing fame . u National Uwn TennU Hfod- faculty committee today ming and started training , . State ....... ....... . n,i..t, u' I ri at Satthe Newhouse hotel given for ruf sounded the death knell of baseball as of John P. Poe, the former Princeton . has closed its interclass series and the ately. Mike ha not signed up in"f 'l. t"e r.rlKoaui- tion t, iO. 11. F. .2;i All C December urday evening, nu! by T.;e thnot UriKfindings an Intercollegiate sport In the confernumber of men developed there is causi o'ln; football star, who recently was killed :niveriiv t f r ii. any matches yut. and doe Hall. V. William and Pate Intt.ia. who have in qualified football, ence. In addition to refusing, by a during a charge in northern France of him Yf)!!. ing the Tanther supporters to chortle tend to affix his signature to any Mi Molla i:jur?tilt of Norway Nearly track and tennis However basketball, with inward and outward glee. have he.vle.l the lit of women players who contract until he learns whether topheavy vole,- to sanction rummer the Black Watch regiment of which he champion-cv.i- n h Uv Richardson's It. ! Coach be.n the of hl of ' cr.tlv all been to invited the annual attend baseball playing by their athletes, the was a member, was due largely to his for ure rated. i. fnnthnli team members are hoop he is In proper shape to mix with .uii ai; rrt for y,ir? No. I wa etab-li!ih- d to each Into to committee voted blowout refer the of r!,Tht Jwt.n'ton alumni in honor of a the experience they rn contenders of winner, of stars, and with the present group arj to the university students who have stitution a resolution providing for thorough mastery of the rudiments hy his record in the national on the gTidiron una sea th. ti; r.i- - .'..'i'" t.oiTt a;i of i hn have gained enwhich some In which he defeated for the honors. abolition diamond tite the of a detail aththemselves sport upon in the even distinguished miilonfhlp A game, fil.. lormiaaoie the should prove the oth'T son, rc'J?, H. Hehr of New York. R. Norrls letics. There are thirty-seve- n for class contests. Mike Is In the pink of condition, to lay except are tirely, in basketball are ene rally Karl prone honors and the coaches for e Mai-ricplayers f..'r Uori! th.- e t.ite As most of the delegates voted unII. of PhMadeiphl.i and in the university who are students in his never better felt K. r fan vvouUl be WIMlanm. he to and With Spencer, S. says Hanson, endeavors t'' "tron-cr in also. their too little stress K. ittljoughlin of San Francleco Is to that der it the attend eligible and instructions, presumed a banquet r I'rovo st lawson t in a, ii;ilK life. For the vast month he has Spencer, Kaufman, lorwaras; on uccelve ilavs. The committee ad- will support their reso- think up strategy. Horace W. Sheley. secretary of the the colleges Jarvis, Watson, centers; and tv a Johnson, t.huo. nnlv a slisht tKord been plowing, swinging an ax, Alumni association, requests that lution and that Intercollegiate baseana was a deadly tackier, and surer Poe Baiientine fr. Andrews, The AIm ire .,t McLouKhPeake, Floyd, and between WMlIam, if anyone has been overlooked In ball will be given up before the spring than taxes when it came to catching a down mountains and the from chasine to up A. pick guards, ia their .la. ene. Ptte other t r.three been Johnson, tnlKht have colseason . .r the An starts. Jutlc of invitations r' Former only by that objection ball. issuing a or bosses. they broncho will mentor in vet kicked not tarte.l undoubtedly l.av passed West High and breaking .hool, one university,' however, will force a lege mates of Foe recall that they often Mclaughlin In conU notify him, Rodney T. Badger or thU week. rro .'y U. round'out a team which will make the a diet "1Md -to addition in fitAtwill third of A. W. Thee of things, the resolution Prof. reconsideration -r by room Kerr, of anyone In h unlrerhis whom, him find would throwing neither the A. .v-r.other aspirants for the title get on t ten and the fIrf , fresh and correct eggs, unless will the and the a' committee mistake. Epeclal sofa of and gravy of a country into ...e.. ball t t e tc the pillows pile ..itn their toes. ,tt Mathonihah Thomas will be the l' single out of 100 names meetlns: of the committee is called for cushions of Michael alt kind in. order to perfect his acf..r the .iriiS. ! ofh t wd) Tetreil ami 'follow have East High at present is in the midst given : Its toastmaster before of reconsideration the the evening and regular curacy in passing. He practiced catchsysto train Norsrren dextrin:: to r v c their men Is of he its class series, and if the interest M. .Tolsnton. and going i S William hope, toasts the single objection ing by throwing the ball high against will be responded to by June meeting, who plae.l footfia'.l a rev. enthusiasm shown there is any and No '.It. Norris Wlillama II. would have the effect of allowing one the side of a building and taking it on Rabbi William Rice, Wesley E. tematically and attempt to grab school hard tratnlr.r. Nn to the strength of to-the Maurice K. Mclx)UKhlln. clew more baseball season. King, Dr. Joseph F. Merrill and a his lost laurels. A No. is tack for veterans, the ur.iver?ltv thu Karl II. He'ar. rebound. the apt spring Coach Fitzpatrick the conference to of custom, the R. Pel!. T. According different No. a at representatives the otu of. East the and game a has was edce. Crabbe on student th Fred Poe his High hi; haa competitors. deep Promoter fur surprise on the and he had learned No 6 N. W. Nlles. university teams. A charge of $2 alignmentwasofnotthe delegates to appreciate the Hsrlculf urHl coiiege m i with a similar advantage with the has In tow, and hopes to thit. PrlKhain T No. Dutchman Griffin. J. out. a be will made for Secretary alumni given plate question a fumbled ball or a missed Vnunr t:nlvcrstty teams of their men that th. Panthers in that many No. S W. M. Washburn. T. F. Moran, Purdue representative, part members who attend the dinner and ' has match him with Joe Turner, Jack of season of gridiron tiii.teriat. which in in the a finished M. t.'hnrch. history tackle No. played have Just strong on freshman George Mr. Sheley requests that reservasaid that the vote on the abolition of football, and he never ceased his drill them and and any of the other has No. 10 W. M. llaJl. which hardened, lther tihool sioes a lont; way toward llarbertson, work, baseball was 7 to 2 and In these elementals at any time during tions be made as soon as possible. t K. J. Armstrong. to Intercollegiate iner the regular nviifitet. The t". o or Ijeonard to more less .tas feel impervious them who enough lucky made matmen for the retention cf the summer base- the season. "This fact so impressed itThose who have been invited to be on the received can be as U wlil have a Rood ftrr.iy of fresh- - Dkman, r. M. Pull. Jr.. II. T. Ryford such injuries . Robert Leroy, Pear ball rule, 6 to 3. m"en thl vesir. but ther will probably W. F. Johnson. guests of the Alumni association tangle with him. Nothing definite floor. The Hilltoppers are on Poe that he made up his mind, self basketball A. Throckmorton. S. H. resoHarold Mat!.ev. not be will are: and antlbaseball of the Advocates on done main int.-yet. been He has if his Jn1 of athletics with greater , was that hold not as as he concerned, hMl' far v c preised ml taking Coach N. H". Norgren, Assistant lution argued that the abolition of the team must lose, it would be because the and at last appear to ever, ten oalrs In double: than vim until Mike finds out whether he first Wright. Ratine of. M. Coach John Breathed and Raywould do away with 75 per cent opponent had the better team. Those game the shock of havfrom Johnstbn and C. J. GrifIn a recovered olden ;0. i the have the mond can stand gaff Smith, athletic manager. declared who watched Poe in his of They on a new plan. questions. eligibility fin Cio.l. start to In football Roy Mclntyre, Pedays playing Assle ing most everything basaball has become so commerNo 2 M. V.. McLoughlin and T. C. that for the days. ever was candidates ter he Albert to recall that unable The are Marthakis, . likely Owrr?. C. y Brokmeyer, th Kapple. a college as retention too its cialized that Dundy. not start will Homer rigorous are Mike crew Darrel Warner, missed Holt, or Prouse, tackle. a a muff of east No. 2 G. M. Church and Dean Maguilty nre the Twltchell and Johrw-o-n Dell Cahoon,Gardner, John Wilpport was not desirable. That college During Breckon, James He doea not season he Park, while Romney, a Michaelson, religiousthe yet. for Smith, work playing are teams Van baseball ear. over wholely Lillie, last Roger from '"no'. Pelt, rarely left lar 4 VT. M. Crelghton N. R. Rudine, forwards; and the Williams. ended and II, practice son, Chipman, :e;i want to overdo the thing until he King, Clarence amateur was another point they ly beganby tackling the dally Douglass, Lowell Some of ttif ne.- - men of whom much Washburn. Hurd and Ottinger, centers: from dummy Mark period Harvev Gardner, Romney, Bur-dicworked & T. W. stiffness R. R. the and some cf No. in expected are Price, Greener. !rown tip brought Hayes K. Wareing, Drinen. Thurman, gets a times. Oliver to Ward. dozen six Holden, Lloyd Parry, Abolition of the game followed re-as the for presand ard Stoddard ar.d I'etcracr. the William and Crouch Goodrich. Peabody, Wilhoit, Ferry and his muscles, of out Roberts, 6 W. C. committee's I. Johnthe P. Wrieht and No. natural sequence E. C. Knowlton, center anil mainstay nf the son. In basketball to on guards. summer Bardweil, himself light fusal to let down the bars Condensation of ent will confine n n UriKharn V";ir.; cello see team of Roy Mclntyre, Lowell Romney, 7 T. R. Pell and R. C. Prentice. voted week Minnesota this No, baseball. deand speed Clark, Loran Briggs, Clvde road work, pparring lart year. Peterson la one of the and V. M. Hall. No. S H. H. Hackett to do away with the sport and Illi- THE following is a condensation of Springs New Scheme, Marvin Udy, Roger Van Packer, as Fred centers in the rtnte and with the Crabbe and S. H. Voshel. were No. 5 F. C Bej-c- s in nois the made Yesterday bet reported changes representatives velopers. ASHTON concocted an Elden and Pelt Beal. important No. 10 E. P. Larned and F. C. men menilone.I nbove should prove would give it up entirely basketball rules which are in force saying thev the rancher In baseball Marvin COACH that hunch had the Udr, Roy hanmore a was new scheme this year and not liberal p.jw-e.if there the necessary to ftlve the Mclntyre, Lowell Romnev, Harvey ten women in singles and of first jut summer In ball. of not shape season: was this gruelling dling Asrsies a winner. With liim In the outRatine Clell Ward. Ralph Banatt, has practically, every male student in name: Petty of 1 twenty-fiv- e There were no applications for memGoldenin is the Herbert who a same. It I probable that Oy Spriggs, invited him to a go on the tick. Adams, player (1) Mis Molla HjurMedt. Roughing been So. had conference. in It the the school entered in the race for the bership Homer Warner and Klisha Kirk would be thifted to a iraarfl where he over Fred had No. 2 Mrs. Geortf Wiehtman. Dame act of shooting, gives opponents two Notre was Nebraska. It that Before reported In track Oliver Parry, Lowell basketball team. The result is that J so. 3 Mrs. Marshall McLean. would seek free throws (goals also count If made). exceptionally strong. This would the and Aggies none Michigan of lost had Mike Teas-de- l, Ira Harold learned Romney, that Hopkins, 4 Sutton. Florence Miss No. the Rsd and Blue hoopsters are taking admission. Fire Up Northerner a start, both on (2) It is a foul for a player to come Robert Collier, Roy No. S Mrs. Rareer Wallach. Mclntyre, and was a techbeen cleverness had there two former of an exceptionally .keen interest in the that his asrstress v and defensive. either contact Report Roger Van Pelt, Louis Berrv, No. 6 Miss Marie "WaBner. foot- in bodilywho are inwith all kinds of of rule violation the nical against of out a but The other northern school, P. T. C, Creed game and are burning up far Albert from Brokmever. being scrimmage, Haymond, way so. 1 Mis Anita Myers. good, long 20 were players before into the ball September practice Dor electric practicing Calvin light ball Smith ton, the and will b equally as handicapped at the Clyde snatch away. No. 8 Miss Sara Uvlneslon. received. A committee was appointed he may shape, and with his head raw from Reid. Walter A player with tart by the absence of Peterson a the No. 9 Miss Clre Cassel. night. ball) A (3) to inves committee (Running to investigate. In tennis Feramorz Little and too many m spins thereon quoth No. 10 Miss F.leanor Sears. A. t. will be benefited by his assistEvery day Coach Ashton's acontenders tho physical effects of cross- who receives the ball while standing Gibbs. tigate Lauren In Its report the r.tnklne committer I" ance. It was due to Peterson laxjiely the class honors stage one for was thrilling 'Never again In for goal, take appointed. country Small runningof also It be made compulthat w as elected may. and throwing is when series class the and Dean last 3 ear th.t the northern Y was able recopimends c game, without Chicago then fouling. Jump, ANDREW FREEDMAX DIES. step for clubs holdln-- tournaments to reMoran decided title southern the and Professor itucoun. the AiriTVDE over and the Atrles and the University sory ni:w to president secretary. Professor Moran A player who changes his position New York. Dec. 4. Andrew Freed- - mentor will have an excellent line on a complete record of the tourney of Utah. He will now turn throws into file ball man, Pensacola. Fla., Dec. 4. Announce- elected the it completion with of ten within without advancing former owner of the New York his men. He will then days materially of to the was chosen meeting the firmer and It Is proh. the committee, on penalty of losing its ment was made at the navy aero sta- the National delegate pick a squad with to be baseball team, died at National not points considered is assorunnings league Athletic Collegiate teams from those who four about for the of olleue a as an the next year. of home the opSauf-lehis result here A ,My ffood niKht C. DecemR. today by ttoiriiajnent New Lieut. pushed York. theball. tion here today that ciation meeting in' player in the made a ftlr. nervous Freedman over good breakdown. have The executive committee appointed showing as chance to s ore its annual victory 2S. not considered Is advancing was Well known in local business cir new ber ponent a navv established S. I'ren- comi o.l aviator, Sheafe. Kdwirt season Drnon contests a will t on and At Koton; to le.st was Ase1 draw camp. instructed The secretary the ball. AVhen running he may "stop cles as the organizer of the Casualty early the . Inman. New for record world's altitude e r. anil New fl. lork. resoa oach mence but of like the and process Jensen, rounding them m committer to make j.oints that way. late yesterday when he ascended uniform eligibility blanks as soon as possible," and then play the Company of America. He and Richard nomina Yrk. for .to all athletes Seme of the most lution Coach Roberts. I or." of the. quiet tions Into 12.128 ascent requiring shape. passei The feet. officers to be presented and as though he had been standing Croker, e occupied fifty Tammany leader, blanks in the presence of ball on coaches, who ha th happy faculty of voted upon at the annual meeting next minute and the descent to Pensacola sign their Page.) were Following close friends for, years. still. faculty authorities. 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