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Show PROVO EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1928. PAG3I0UB ead. A3 'S3 coimI Hair i " JS COW J , - , 1 r pies tvii nave iteai Holds First 7 Place As A7 trritters ; TVD- - t minjf Is Dangerous as; a Scorers Thompson Tops c- B. ML C STAXDIXO Wester Drvudon MmUm Stat r. hit. ItU At fVs ......... n Aiglaa V. U aflh B. T. Dl ti. Aggiea Mb i It UJ 4 M. rwv, 1. v. as Montana But occupies a rather comfortable position to the R. M. C. Western division rae at present, with a two-gir-o advantage chalk-a- d up over 8. T, U, it moat dan.".gerous rival at present The flrat half of tha season li - -' . ..i-- L 1 " ststea tennis, but youthful eUts displaced other, veterans, including William M. Johnston and R. Norris Wlllinn", viho were not ranked be- cauiS tirRisuTncint data, accot ing to tha committee. The first ten are; Tilden, No. 1; France T. Hunter, No. J; George Lott, No7 J; Manuel A Ion to, No. 4; John Hennessey, No. 5; John Vsn Ryn. No. 6; Arnold W. Jones, No. T; John Dqeg. No. 8; Lewla N. White, No. 9; Cranston Hotman, No, - 10. a Vk Indication of sanctioning "opetT tennis tourncys.-wlt- h amateurs and professionals competing, was given thff net national bjr body. Scouts Hold Rally and Bonfire Party PATSON, Feb. 13--Aa a special' activity for scout week .the Ncbo district of Timpnnogos Council hHd mm; yinytr-njaUyi2ujI day night on the Central school grounds. Before the program more than 200 acouts, headed by the Py-ohigh schoo- l- band, paraded through thft.business section of the city. The prcgraN consisted of musie by the band, community singing and short talks by President Lee R. Taylor, C. P. Olson and Dr. A. U Curtis. A weinie roast concluded the festivities. irana n loosing one. The final eon-teappeared to be a reaction from g tha play or tha flrrt. night, and the "relapse" gava Aggiea their opportunity to gain a tie for third place with the Utes. Utah la Coming M. Magelby. B. Y. U. . . . 0 ytsh cornea to Provo thl week CK.NTKKS In; the only western division tilt O. cheduled. Tha "T" i aniou tc trtgereoll, B. Y. U, .29 make It four atralght over the Ut M. S. C. r. Ward. ..2S . . .L season, ana me u apiniaivrir. waa at perfectly-functionin- i' t - r . lolafirmunb Utah a Single contest from tn cougars Price, Utah . ; whose offensive power decidedly Jacobsen, Utah .stronger, according to previous GUARDS Neeley, . Ml Ml . JO JO College touted only a days ago as the almost certain hampkin of the eastern' division 2 2 aith the prospect of falling considerably farther unless a change ' '4i" la , front 18 13 73 22 17 69 with levrn victories and two losses, ar 7 In first plnce, following their 2R-2- wlavcrJlha. Tlgera. Colorado Ag gies then obligingly walloped the Tigers. 69 to 39, Saturday evening, af fairs mora-- rosy for the ' . Teachers. . Wyoming. I ste ppino; up In. fast tyTc, with four wina .after "'two losses at the 'cpeafng of the sea son. Colors Ji Aggiea, with three out and two cannot be counted ' particularly after their decisive victory over the Colorado College ' ANDERS HAUGENAND CHICK EVAN3 ' Both thev smiling youngsters ar adept with sticks, but Anders Haugen, Vears'hisonhls feet lie Is a member of the United States ski team that will compete In the Olympic winter games at St Moritx. Hia companion is very skillful In the use of sticks with his hands, and" if his face Isn t familiar those hundreds who spend hours in the bunkers he Is Chick Evans, who Is somewhat of a golfer Chicago, ,jtrrrw fta tTeachers have two hard games this week one with Wyoming an! the second with Denver IT. At the rate the dope la being shattered In Colorado, anything may happen,' but the Teachers are determined to 3ty on top after their uphill fight, and will be hard to defeat CONGER WINS- -. . 1 11 OVER PELTZER I I a. t. 1 7 0 2 .7 ..2 t ::l , 7 Jensen, Utah . ,. . . .. Vincent, Utah ...... . Henrie, Aggie 1 Worden, M. 8. C. McFarland, M. S. C. 1 jTODAY and TUESDAY JETTA GOUDAL with VICTOR VARCONI r 7 and JOSEPH SCHILDKRALT The 1 ' FORBIDDEN WOMAN" I . A tense, dramatic tt fith an oriental ground and a great, 'A :a - picture back- 47 amaz-fa- g climax. COMEDY & A News Weekly ADDED ATTRACTION Evenings Only 9 p. m. . w ' ,t . - ' . - Andy Gump comedy ""ANY OLD COUNT" INTERN AT10XAU NEWS . - HAX roaCH preactiU 7 yjniiij. ' - " n. Be a boy again vive the true sentM. ments in your heart that are only too sel- - "" tr tl w fi with AU StsJvCast cl FLOWERS GROW uu vvwuuvoi u cl hi o ith vo he so ,tn mestic.$8.Q0 : !oke6eS(t - I - i' "That Good Coar ' "w - i Smoot & Spafford Coal Co. v . u J HAVE YOU TRIED IT YET? Provo Greenhouse THE B V "LEAYE 'EM LAUGHING CQLUME dorq expressed. Send your wife, mother or sweetheart a messaire on St , of sentiment Valentine's Day. Say It With Flowers' Phone Eighi--0 VWIIERE tt ei U bi STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY - 11 i -- well-traine- ''A u(iniiu s A PROGRAM OF VALENTINE DANCES d 'with 25 young students. ,'! (uiuuvbvo. niJiiiiivuiL ri Present on Stage 'ft i w h. " St re- uevu4 wcaoa. tt Mildred Lewis Hinckley Night Free Candy to all the kids. From The Garden of Memory A.mirthquake of fun with Laura at her best! It's a dever.coraedy I You'll love it she makes you laugh - a Past. In TODAY AND TUESDAY J and laugh t Man Without corn-media- Laura and how. world Beginning Monday, Feb. 20 SI PERKINS . COUNTRY STORE Impersonated by "Doc" Bradey, state-wid- e ! d v ; mm t- forget care and trouble t TD(5Pnzeeryf(raday L i J. A by Joseph Anthony Kindergarten News Reel Felix Comedy "Felix Ducks This Duty? B'udeK Keepers it - - - Picture that will inalce the -- ' Strand J .1 --sN "THE WHEEL OF DESTINY" ! GEM 1 rZ..- - Vll a9- hid diminutive partner in laughs . 1 2 is is : 4 Tate, Aggies . ' T T i ar , right-hande- .. . i the other - Y. U. rr . te ..... 20 2 The Biggest Howl of their. Screaming Career they'll leave you laugh as at rv s ing I m SV4 k. v rrmx v" ib REFUSESTEX p.v r.ti hold. nel-ao- n. epoch-makin- Wight,."' Skbusen, B. . PLAYING Vhlentines, Both of anCAGO. Feb. 13 (UP).-L- ack (Aggies.) of sleep and generally weak physi- "175 pounaiDahle (Aggies) SAMMY MAN DEL 8ATS; :r cal condition was blamed today hy In five minutes and Dr. Otto Peltxer, German middle thirteen, aecond with a half I have been ordered to fight one distance "" ' ' recent his for . of a list of challengers for my llght-w- e defeat bychampion, Ray Conger, Illinois athHeavyweight Sparks (Aggie) irht chamnlnnshln that, has bee n letic club runnex Jjq JpeciaMOQQ docitioned Clegg after the bent had- her. fsMbamMy- - the Hatienal SaaiAg. Association and I havs given my three-minuThe ballyhooed "grudge" between extra periods. 1 answer. I will, Peltier and Ray Dodge, holder of oil anyons jLOOO fight meter the world record for the NEV YORK. Feb. 13 (UP). 3 run, apparently waa forgotten in Jack Dclnney, former light heavy- named challenged COMEDY IS PBESENTED or anl to refused of has Conger. praise champion, weight opponen to him any of contract a feature the Last binding sign SPANISH FORK. Feb. 12 Local night's race, who thinks he ha: match beyond his scheduled the Illinois A. C games, marked Thespians presented the comedy, a chance for th bout with Tom Heeney In title. Peltzer's first appearance in Chi- "Then a Feller Needs a Friend" to Madison Square Garden on March cago and his second appearance In a large' audience at tha Winona But I can't ac L ..a.. . the United States. He had expected theatre Saturday night. Appearing matchei to win easily 'from Conger, Ray In the cast Were Leon Williams, AlWhen Jess McMahon, Garden cept any ..some until pro matchmaker, attempted to Sign Dodge and Leo Larrtvee, of Chi- len Rowe, Joe Sorenson, Mark Boy-acnv Offers tnotcr to one of Tex Rickard s "exLarue Boyack, Donna Hales, cago. and articles the clusive contracts" little Peltzer, who had taken the lead Fern Obethansley, Jennie Johnson, the think nationa the $50,000 manager of Delaney, did from Larrivee In the sixth and final Dean Prior and Vivian Wilde. association .ant some of hia beat managing line lap, finished fully six yards behind tat of the any the aprinting Conger. Dodge followacquiring Delaney a contract ed lihtTJW-"!! have further use for his services, concede that I have a right to say ho had Ke,d the jesd during .the but if not he will drop him," Jacobs something about the terms. second lap, cslme in fourth,. Only For some time after I won the four men ran. says. "When Jack beat Heeney, then RIckard and I will talk busi- title I was not physically able to ac When Conger literally Jumped IVUAX AND TUESDAY ness, hut possibly along different cept any matches. First I had head of the German and took the in broken ribs has several what Rickard lines than expects," pole, breasting the tape two strides been called one of those easy in the lead, Peltxer was the first matches I have been taking. Then to congratulate him. W. O. W. INITIATES PAYSON. Feb. 12 District Or- - Mra. Mandell was not very well beMANDELL VS. McLARMV ganixer Robert Runiell of Salt Lake fore our little family was Increased, CHICAGO-Sam- my officiated at the initiation of five and then I broke a hand. Mandell, world Starring new members into West Mountain Now I'm ready to go and I think. lightweight champion, will defend took which O. 869 W.. W. as No. at least a In formal here his June it Jinv title Camp proposition, against Georgia Hale place In the lodge rooms Friday eve is up to the promoters to get me my McLarhlh, Paclfio Coast boxer, a and business some work. After the Mullen announced. Jim ning. regular promoter banquet was served to fifty memForrest ' Stanley bers. Addresses were given by Mr. From the story Runtell and Part. Consul Command-- f JACK DELANEY rT V pounds Dean Detton (Utah) drew with Captain Bill Walthers ; -- te 158 erviews 2" Lybbert, Uuh 10 Breeden, M. 8. C. s T. Davis, Utah .., 2 .. 5 r Cooper, B. Y. U. , .. Collins. B. Y. U. . fi. 4 Reeves. B. Y. U. Max Worthington Ahead 3 Henry Jeppson. Max Worthihgton of Montana Call, Aggies . 01 State tops the acorlng guards, with Ballif, B. Y. U. 0 ., 0 President Barnard of the Amerl-cr- v 81 points, while Runs Magelby of league thinks the race this This g B. T. U, Red Wade and Ad Martin-dat- a statement year will be rloae. How - untoward, of Aggiea, and George Wat-kla- a comes right on the heels on Mr. improper, tactless and radical these of Utah ara close in his trail Heydler's' soothsaying la behalf of league presidents are! the National In records: the course league. Scoring : of which tie dropped the awful re. FORWARDS STAR HURLERS TRADED G. T. F. P. mark that this is going to be base- , -"W rvS 23' 15 X nam a r. 0 ThompaotCMrS. Fc TmBrTtr.H. ifrgfryc ..20 IT 11 M Smith, Utah (UP)-V- ic Aldrldge. . , 22 14 6 50 While we're on, the subject of Nielsen, Aggiea . . of the Pittsburgh Pirates, O. Ward. M. S. C ..21 1 S 47 pspct. Gene Tunney just made a pitcher has been traded to "the New 1 :.17 12 8 42 Hying- trip to New York from his York Clnnts for Brlnley. B. T. U. . Burleigh Grimes ..16 9 5 S7 Miami camp on tax matters. Uncle C Davis. Aggies . also a pitcher, Barney Dreyfuss, ..12 6 9 29 Snm thought Gene Couch, Utah ought to be a president of the Pirates, has an t . 11 7 F. Jonas. Utah . . tittle stronger on paper than he nounccd. , ; A . ..11 5 1 23 seemed. ' Dixon, R. T. U. V. ... -- T. ...... , 9, 24-3- -- 3 1,25 Worthington. M.S.C. .14 , R. Magelby. B. Y. U. . . 9 13 Wade, Aggies 8 ' 14 Martindale, Aggies .11 0 . 9 12 Watklns, Utah . Rowe.R Y V. . 2 Utah 5 3 13 Smart.-Aggi- e 4 3 11 d J- s T. F. P. 3 M. nt If Mouiitalu tuurTlTIU'B, last wee, ana now s second to Colorado Teacher, sfifcaTtSfy . Good naar-foulu- ig ' tell down badly . ' . Colorado .Pedagoga.. ' . B. T. U." auhatlrut: far tha most cart, looked rood. Big Reeve. for tnataaea, started out aervoua- - t . k, 2 12 1 games played. of Montana "Cat" Thompson State la far In front of all scorer In the division, with S3 points in six games, . an average of almost 16 point per game.. Second in order and first among-- the centers, comes "Rags" Ingersoll, elongated plvotrr, who has chalked up T3 points In six tussles. Frank Ward. Bobcat center. 1s next In line with 69, closely by last year's .center, Glen Worthington, who has (0 .7771 w - The xxx . IX-U- Colorado Teachers . . Colorado College Wyoming University Denver I nlveraity . Coiurada Aggtee) Colorado University , ClunMl3 alioca ..... Wratrra fctato Vrure. - - V W. L. PC, .... RliOivE EVEil Short End Of &TZ-Score; LHt Wioa Ralph. Mc Klyfnjiyl!nnElJyifjSftlt n In this amLake, and otion, U ranked No, 18. Tilden and Hunter head tht doubles procession, while Helen Wills la first on the list in women's singes. Frank Shields of New outfit is the boya' leader. well-know- - Tha "Y" Cougar are till deter-tninc-d to glva tha Cata a run for their money, and Utah Aggiea ara each becoming' more formidable a Ue.lhey ppryiaJu.desp!te mediocre offenae, la dangeroua and may upaet any of the rival team. The 8. T. U, Aggie aplit last week worked to the advantage of tha Bowman crew. If B. T, V. had annexed the second gam after i decisive victory tha first night, the BobcaU would have been distinctly worried because of , tha Cougar threat But B. T. U. (kidded badly the aecond Bight, the Aggie put on extra (team, and one game apiece aaihe result Tha- - "V.". stowing quit satisfactory, however. Aggie' veteran team waa completely snow-a- d under Friday night, and the ec-ond night' terrific fight waa by no mean disgraceful, although It nt it liWOliw CHICAGO.. Feb. la still "supreme in United eompttle, aad CoaH trtrnornney's as Ttuh UU Doeg, No. 8, Bobcat nets) only to hold thetr a few years agav snaklBg present lead on an oncoming trip champion aemiational performance) tr HnM to Utah to enter tha flnaj stage of th race virtually assured of Lake during tur of the country. ' I iCl6l y I " AB 8tU Interested i BillTUden Heads List 4M (' This Wwk'i ttrbedule rrr I I s I .. Vtah tulveraity-t Last Wik'i Beaulta ir Eaatrrn wild tadoed. ry. but after caging Wg abot ' played oonfidenUy anj.wtH,, KjJl 1 used hia height to good affect la , shot. halting Aggie follow-u- g Matches Feature . v.rJ , Red Wad woa anpopv laxity re-- . Tha Cougars slmpry couktat gat started Saturday sight Kieleea rda la the aerlea. Tb"T" players 4 SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. tah and rootara all wars on Red measure cored Aggies' first eight points trail thbecausa University took the of hia ' the of Utah Aggiea, it to U In whea dual with four long shoes, a ad Uctlca at all times la hia guard tag, meet to th a Ua, here Saturday af "T" finally worked up wrestling " , ternoon. Coach Obed Haycock's Loganites counted tour la a row "Rags' Ingarsoll, although men won by superiority In the on follow-u- p abota, with tha amaO coring heavily, pUyed a f to gaoM lighter and medium weights. the Cougar guards vainly trying to stop and there la aa question but that Aggies having; tha edge among th their UU opponent. After , H be outplayed Glen VYorthingloei. big boys. waa all uphill, and too far up. 137 plvoter, la th X X X B. T. U. defeated Utah, 30 to 13. seriea, reeeualyr However, tha "T" fought hard, Rival Aces Draw and outplayed Aggiea la the 'latter ' The feature event was the l5V part f tha first half, and th first Social note: Mayor William Hal pound tussle, when Dean Detton part of the Second. At on time. Snd Bill WaltBif aTcApUIhs of the Rpmneys men led at 23-Chicago want to New'1 and the ThuBfuaon ' "U and "A" teauia, i espectivelyrlougara sneaked up to 9 before Orleans th other day and preaeot- - ' eda-cta ta Justice IV winner :"ofl vuuiru m a oraw ror ten minutes, the Aggiea broke away.: tha New Orleans handicap. Justice and took more three-minu'X'X X T : periods U Britian-bre- d colt. without either grappter able to gain Th contest was, certainty th r. an advantage. , Heed Detton and Hoagland. who roughest college tilt staged here la many a moon, . Two or three also won In Provo, chalked up vic- men of both teams were oa the tories over their Aggie opponent. most of th Urn. John AndacaoA of th , JJeaeret floor rr-.. x ,,xx.gym nasi um was referee. ; B, U. T fought so hard to ovar-The results: r " deHobbs (Utah) feated McAllister In one minute sVraads with a re versa ad.tw(i arm and body hold. Bankhead (U. A. C) declsloned Barney in ten minute. I i u a lAafi ,VV. Reed Detton fUtah) "DirecflonTETalarcus . Enterprises defeated iicBeta in four minutes and ten seconds with a reverse NOW body hold; r 145 poundaHoagland (Utah) defeated Abbott in eight minutes and Comic Them! ten seconds with a reverse body Agzte Tak R. M. C. STANDING - . : com ARE UJIutTRS Greeley Split Last Week Works to Advantage of iaaers; . IN HOOP RACE Clash This ' I . that leaa that way erne a to forget to peas, and la th latter 4 tha gas 4hiy aiw-yrf-- IM1 UTAII TheyICnowTheirStich - . (0);:3a&niifB -- -- 1 ' . liJia iieJ With Douffh . -- fri i;eh M V |