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Show A11 ''PROVO SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25. J927. WEEO "Y" PRIMED FOR NEXT r uougfarsio uhding Into Form Nicely .. ... 5 Some of .' , . j- -' ) Star Hoops.ters Unable to Go Next Week; Ten Men Will Be Chosen By li Coach; Peppard Game, Doubtful . While the "Y" basketball team is HOOP RESULTS into shape in commendrounding vProvo 35. Payson 17. able ' atyle, Coach E. L. Roberts S. 27. 28; L. will take ten Cougars to southern " 5$, Hinckley 17. next week, for a serifs of Peppards Utah " . Minersville NepnT"22. in games witfi the strongest outfits Dixie 73, Monroe 17. : that section. ' Dixie 26. Ephrain 14. with holidays and work lnterfer Jordan 17. Lehi 12. the plana of some of the men for - Ricks College S7, Bingham 28. this $rip' Dixon, Skousen, Hart, Bear River 39, East 21. 1 Berrett and the Magelby brothers art unable, to go, a.nd Ingersol! and - Granite 26, Murray 22. i ul. Rowe . It Men Ft.iljle amiIneersoll to In addition Rcwe the following ten men are the trip Brinley, possibilities Wright, ; lorter, Cooper, Collins. Ballif, Hoover, West, Reeves and Pculspn. DELTA,, Dec. 24 The Peppards Ten. of these twelve men will be Delta town team, trounced Hinckchosen to take the trip in the near school, 58 to 17, Friday either ley highThe future. The team will' depart nifht. " Peppard basketeers W Wednesitey - .t r,r in arraiure Tuesday wnln a name with " B arthe morning,' depending upon next U. for Tuesday . evening, s Y. with the rangement made . and are, showing great?" power in Delta-of to date. Coach Roberts declares that a" their games was with The game guarantee muHt be made by the the result never in doubt. Staplev, 13. Y. U. will Peppftrds before nnd Reid Walker, forwards; II tQ, a game, and no word has center; Johnson and Cabeen received from Delta since the Walker,guards1, were the Peppard nton, Y" announced this intention. starters, and Roberts, Boyack and Hence, it prouable that four ames Sonford were used as substitutes. will be the total schedule on the trip Wednesday, Dec. 28, Milford " PLEASANT GROVE, Dec. A. C.j Thursday, Dec. 29, B. A. C.i Ric hards' Pleasant Friday, and Saturday, Dec. 30 and Grove Harry came through with quintet 81. Dixie. a 28-- 2 victory over L. D. S. Friday In addition Coach Roberts, Ath- evening, the tussle being close and letic Manager Stanley Wilson will d score recentaccompany the barnstorming Coug- Coast, by a ar squad. ly, chalking up more than 50 points Even if IngersoU and Rowe are. ageinst the Vandals. iir.able to make the trip, the "T" Since Idafrols fully on a par with will present strong lineup for its Oregon Aggies, judging from It3 southern Utah foes, and jf the two part performances, it may be seen men decide to go, the Cougar team that Coach Ott Rqmney has anothwill be extremely formidable. er brilliant outfit for the coming 'Ccach Roberts,. who is entering Bcar,on. j basketball of Into fhe coaching E. Y, U. mocj: Montana State in Is this season with a vim, Its first league games of the seaWith the showing of his team son in January. Y. at present, and expects that B. V. will be a strong contender this year,' despite the power of the rival teams of the western division of the Rocky Mountain conference. Future Prospects Good "Appearances indicate at least one divisional championEhlv) for B. B. Y. U. within the next three Coach, v Roberts yearsi declared "With a fine array of Saturday. f""h' material, the "Y" wUl some to all opponents this season. "and in anotner season wul oe better. Montana Statejs do underchampionship tjani, with a group and heed children of sensational veterans and two weight fine new men,1 must have the in- realize so much benefit from side track in this section this year, emulsified cod-live- r oil? and the other two Utah teams also Because are strong, it proAnswer: its hardestthis year, and it seems vides a vitamin rich food .certain that their fight will be" of more avail than, was the case last that nourishes efficiently and season." helps thin children put on In connection with Coach Roberta' statement renrardinsr Montana weight It's known world- -- State's great teamr it 1b worthy of j wid AS r.ote that the Bobcats recently trounced Idaho,, always onsof the strongest teams on the' Pacific .; t. Pleas-Grov- -- . . throughout. tod-foug- Townspeople were at overjoyed the Grovers' victory over the Saints, generally regarded as the in the a tale lat strongest team - i" year: Kirk, forward; Halllday, center": 'CT.mtianaen,' guard, were the. big wm- - for the Grovers, white the Saints teamed nicely, Saunders, Watkina and Droubay, forward, and West, guard, all playing clever halt . . NEPHI. Dec. 24. Nephi smothered Minersville, state champion hoop team of 1927, by a score of 2f to 9 Friday evening. "Nepal's close guarding held Minersville in check from start to finish, and the Nebo team was always in the lead by a good margin. Belliston and Blackett did. heavy scoring for the winners, while veteran center of last Marshall, season's championship array, w the one Minersville man able to do any damage to the stonewall defense offered by the Ijfephi team. ' -- asketball fr .: Pep-pard- :. one-side- d, con-Be- ' one-side- MONROE. Dec. 24.-Dixie high school Flyers won two games in this section yesterday, starting with itt-1- 4 win over" Ephramj In a game, and then wallop-In- r Monroe mercilessly, by a score . v of 73 to 17. Ephraim took 4heJead,14 io 13, at the half of their game, but could r.oV hoidthe pace and the Flyers on out decisively. On the .oreced- y I The hard-foug- raim, to 48 35. The Monroe game was a parade for- - Dixie, with Romney, fciward of last seaaoa, performing in particularly spectacular fashion. all-sta- LEHI, Dec. 24. After leading for the first half of Friday's game with Jcrdan, Lehi weakened and was forced to take the short end of a 2 score. Lehi led, 10 to 5, at the half, 'but the close 'guarding of the J( rdan team- 'stopped Lehi in its tracks' during the last half of the ' Bulldogs Defeat Pays on With Ease Robinson is Big Star In Decisive Victory Of Provo High Quintet; Score of Tilt Is 35 to 17 SOUTHER i and kept boa man worried through out the game. Biddulph had a little turned ia hard luck at the hoop-bu- t a fine floor game. Martin playing only a part of the time, showed up well and registered twice from the field. Fotherihgham, Call, Beelar, J Anderson, Giles and Murdock ap peared to advantage while they were in the game. The visitors displayed a neat passing game 'but the tight defense of the Bulldogs in their scoring sone afforded them few opportunities at the hoop. In the final quarter they held Provo score--! tightened , Perry, ' i QuestionWhy butBiwilLfight SC0TTS EMULSION - rt ' g-- . i tm. ! Mna-kla- w a ' i : - 11 I &inaayt n - ? v- t , - B : . I - on nine-poin- ' ; : . pre-seas- - uu u My y s a . wtytaftirTiafd GEM I'MmmK ' jri The Managenutnt of the Paramount Theatre' desires to extend to Its many FRIENDS AND PATRONS ; LAST TflMES TONIGHT J BIG DOUBLE BILL Patsy Ruth Miller h , Dec. 2-4- Ricks Its week percentage ti the .500 mark Friday night, bv de feating Bingham high school 37 to 28,; in a fast and game. The Idahoans took a 20-- 8 lead at the half, but Bingham rallied to tie the count early in the third period. BINGHAM, A Right Merry Xmas college- -brought -- hard-foug- I ht "SOUTH SEA LOVE" ?iw ' WHAT A MAN" and "FLYING RANCH" Direction L. Marcus Enterprises Starts TODAY a wish Monday and Tuesday with . The' Treat of the Season! " - "THE HOLY CITY? Illustrated ' Presentation THE BABY GRAND ORCHESTRA Tom,Tyler and Frankie Dano BBSu SUNDAY - MONDAY TUESDAY at rcgMar prices Of happiness Shows and prosperity to our many friends ' Evenings Only . Gntinucus Sunday and Monday aid ; I 'patrons, at this - 4 I - ' . Rr - YIAKUHCtnoSlpment in ea. 1 Yuletide Seasonz and til. LWRSLrWE ft IRENERICH Aadiev Ferris JohnMiljan HOLMES HERBERT... .CARROLL NYE DiretUi iy- HOWA&D iSETHERTON "Year "Old friends are best, Tom! I should hate married you! rcc- - and t years! Now I am Vvebejfra sdverstareso-rtt- i !' hare kept my daughter free! You understand-J 30x34 Regular Cords Tubes . 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Showing flashes of locked like Coach Bun Woolley's form, after a alow start, the Provo Set-lp- s Are Missed best pets. ' high hobpsters had little difficulty ' The Bulldog scoring combination r PROVO , in trouncing the invading Payson failed to solve the trick of convert. .. . G. T. F. P local the at last high squad of Biddulph, rf ,. night 8 ing at the hoop in the early-pacount final the gymnasium, being the game. In th "first period, Bid Fotheriagham, .. . coaches substituted Both dulph, Robison, and : Eggertsen Robison, c .. ... ..... 7 s is freely during the game, .Coach Sim-- ralKBM .numerous ,Iiv- shots and Ripple, rg. . mons using his entire first trlngiet.up 2 for ttadiDg th( pwioi Ergertsen In an attempt to find a suitable ,.hB hftm. "Provo had Dosses ! w ti vac fiion of the ball tne greater pan Giles, rg Tunnmg mii lor ciuuuipn ft The Rexburg quintet then got its pTrtlmeornlwrding-the-baikUalittle success. (Murdock. IK offensive again, and continually with,- center, lankymanaged Beelar, If ... t; had a margin at the to Rcbison, elude his man under the basket Anderson, If . and Parkinson ijcfe. , Ricks. Christensen starred for the win- in the second quarter; for a numTotals ners, with HerviUa, Grant and ber of sensational shots, Biddulph Vranisb playing well tor. Bingham! and Martin also registered from the field in this period the half closing ne BCOre "-Patjten, rf . Granite high school downed Mur- - wll $ Provo continued its scoring spree Ellertsen, If . and T: Wilsonrc-njthird period running .basket through the thereby kept its ball .slate clean, winning every lhaount to 33 before the quarter Morris, rg practice game scheduled this year. ended. With Ripple and Eggertsen Spainhower, lg - f puUttgq hasuttfiil rirfraa&ej The game fought. Granite leading. 14 to 12 at game in this quarter tne visitors the half, and running up a big had few chances to score. Robison In Form roatgm In the third quarter Robison played a nice game, takmargin which tile rallying Murray-ite- s of Coach Bob Howard could ing high point honors with 15 tallies. He was fast. under the basket not ovtrcome. - . mgoing to get the AVAP football jficmit v- ellgibUity. Mr. O'Goofy is worried, the old fellow expects anotner amendment, and the last one. ruined 1 17 Congress with him forever. s : I .' j Maybe Congresa will pass a rule that all players must appear before and ' committee conereaaional prove they didn't go to West Pointer Annapolis in the hope of obtain' , ing riches. rg a&cBeto, Smith, H Nebeker, ' rg up-an- leas. mid-seaso- n 17-1- gome. PAGE THREE I. I WALLACE KOTTER at The Wurlitzer . M. G. M. NEWS Ronald Salt's Red Pepper Orchestra A WARNER BROS. PRODUCTION jLmm3 Si w Elks and Friends Invited Tickets 75 I . |