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Show PROVO EVENTNG C.IC3 FOUB "fI asnwenaae utes .meb mM?mm$mm Ife - sssnweeeaee )hmm " SPRINGYEE REDSKINS -- Unbreakable Specs GIANTS, CUBS J Hurler s w hlrfc.achooi feces Aavri- - M ,4 r r feve- ppoelag rtorapa: i. b. I ' Tb eenleet. tengne auvkUe First Ward Takes Title I I - Required Before Manavu Succumbs Count liy Ejtra i forward; IjaM end Johnson, Mtw! Vurt and Aagard lanriou Fork nadttk-kela-, forwards; eaaier--Weend IngersoU, ' ' guards, I frit ttlkfrji bb I . . -- ft first-strin- - ,,. five-minu- te .. : etntrTyrt by-att- M W well-earn- flrst-"flrfn- vmtt eAnlog series: Tehape for the P"t ar predicting ,aIn Dopesters the coming aeries, which would In second place. -- leave the Cougars SUte a tret would glvs Montana to start the mendous lead on which ...second half of the season s play. , The Cougars are certain to fight hardest for both games, since cause Coach a double victory would considerable .rOtt Jtomney'a Bobcats ' j - ' I' jm JM . . ; - . - ' I f - a hoop race Is whk-- Zim-- i f: rill uribreakabe gaasea - Zinv a contender for merman wears them in all the title honata, but Its recent ability games he plays In. and claims they has made Coach Bun Wooley s ma- fit snugly on his eyes, aad so far have refused to crack aa ordinary chine a much-feare- d aggregation, glasses a nan no la actua I' play, tH RprregVllle'rTrnalty poatthm-- at the top of the heap, every rival U dangerous, and Payson would tike nothing better than to topple the Thri not Pason is gsve Psyson a sound trouncing earilerjn the season, but Friday is snother'day, and Payson expects to force the leaders to the limit Fans are keenly Interested In Friday evening's tussle, and a capacity crowd In the Bprtngville high school gymnasium is expected. If the Artists defeat Payson, two eonlenderr-N- l in order, since Eureka and Nephl remain .lo be. met and beaten if the Springville quintet is to deCend Hs title successfully, Nfj.hl Is Idle Jif lihl, ai twajmttfj8ive,ylc-tories- , upsetting Springville and Eureka in the process, is idle this week, while-Eu- reka Journeys to Spanis- - Fork and is heavily favored to win. Probable lineups ' In Friday's Nebo tussles: PATSON SPRINGVILE ... Patten Paxman . . f . . . Perkins . f Childs Johnson Thome fclxrward . ...... f g Oppose McLarnin ........ ..... 166 136 169 146 136 Kelgley Neilson Pierce Gardner c HERALD Coke Ovens scored 2?A5 pins to defeat the Evening Herald bowlers In a Commercial league contest The Herald garnered 2114. The Coke Ovens' victory places them In. a tie for first place with the Pipe plant These two teams .play a postponed game which will decide the cham- plonshlp In the near future. Patten- - pf the Co Ovens had high total with SOS pins,. His aiagle game of 182 tied with 182 by John of the Herald for high score, Qoodell ' was high man for three games for .the Herald, with 489 pins. ; COKE OVENS The score: Totals . . . Wilson M Patten Morris King Spainhower Lenta SPANISH FORK Uakin , Et'REKA Viwtpl Niaor.gor Manson . Csrlson ... c . . . . . COKE OVENS ' ' Red..De Vila. Springville Totals 158 171 of Coach ing grind. Taking ears not to make the thelini pnruifrtr--year- John Hardy .'. CHICAGO, Feb. 16 (UP). Sammy Mandell, world lightweiirht cham- eran major league twlrler. left her Nielsen., . . pion, will defend his' title against to Join the pitching staff pf the Chi- Ooodell . . Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver in a cago Cubs at Los Angeles before Hulick .. bout here June 21. promoter James proceeding to Catalina Island for Totals Mullen announced here. rprlng training. ago. Mo 154-ga- t' ...'-- gyas-naaiu- . -- lac-lade-d - . he t. - to-wi- n " campaign. Faltering pitchers tripped both year and the twa lead- era took every precaution to prevent a recurrence of the trouble. The Giants have made more effort to strengthen their pitching any other team. In the staffsjthaa ' league. They have acquired eleven promlarng minor league hurteri and aat least five of them were expected to add strength to the team. Leo Mangurn. who won 21 and lost seven for Buffalo; Bill Walker, who won 19 and lost 9 for Denver; Jim Faulkner, who won 21 and m lost 10 for Toronto; Ben Cantwell who won 25 and lust five for Jack sonville and Arthur.-Johnaowho S won 33 and lost 9 for Fort Smith SJ are considered prize catches. "Virgil Barnes. Larry Benton, Fred Fltsslmmona, Dutch Henry - fMIYKl -- r 'O BIG GAMES E. Y. U. i " vs. COUGARS .' - . , ...-, ' . li. -. UTAH . - , - -- - UTES r . f - - AigH"ttorm.tgr nucleus of thVstaTf The Cubs will bank on practically the same pitchers they-dilast year. Root Guy Bush, Sheriff Hal Carlson and Bob Os-Blake, born are the leaders. Pat Malone, who won 20 and loat 18 for Minneapolis, Is the out standing newcomer. With his arm well, Percy Jones, the left-h- a ricr, 183 606 la counted on aa a regular. . 133 441 144 478 172 170 483 142., 163 882 751 813 731 2295 FEBRUARY 17 AND 18 ' GYM 8 P. M. ADMISSION 50c-1.0- 0 Reserved Seats on Sale at Hedquist Drug No. . 1 uiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiuuaniiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 128 101 119 169 115 113 142 179 157 147 182 189 147 163 1J3 632 738 744 2114 iicky Strikes Never Affect Our Wind" rxd5yBc realized, winTanl say Moss and Tdntana "As can condition are of the utmost dancers. Our ballroom to porta Totals NKHF HEADS FOR CAMP PHOENIX. Arix. Art Nehf. vet- - Grew and McCarthy made plans to condition their pitchers for a TANGLE HERE! 16B ..:T5iDia . . Roger Bresnahan, the famous Giant catcher of days, the New York battery men. started training la order to be in good condition when they report to Manager John UcGrti iHhe Cianla' training camp proper at Augusta, Ga, on March t. With Joe McCarthy himself on hand ta supervise the workout an even dozen Cuba began the train- 1 I. .- ed by-go- fast drawing to a climax. Coash C E. Led ljri ham's Artists, holding a slim advantage over Nephl and Eureka, play at home Friday eveTED ZllfMEKlaAN ning at 7;30 o'clockrwMh the photograph of Ted Payson team aalt Here's nhnnnpnl - Open for Season lina Island respectively. Under the direction I etpringville. hpanimb Fork, Nebo division Train-n- t widely-separat- . fprlngville tana riav been thrill after thrill In th I 14-3- 1 lllnessr r ' ssper-lencin- five-minut- e' jrhft.have at at Paysnn Kureka 81-3- 1 -- 1 1 .ifc, Spanish Fork i-- .' ..I , Nephl s s NEW YORK, Feb. 16 (UP). Two potential National league pennant winners Inaugurated the 1928 train ing season Wednesday In winter resorts. Beat on getting the Jump on their rivals, the Giants and Cube were to begin preliminary work at Hot Springs, Ark- - and Avaloa, Cata- Friday's Schedule Facing deaperete comeback by Manavu ward which tied the score In the regular playing time, train-la- g at -Wlth the B. T. U. Cougars Provo First ward pulled away in coming tor the their hardest extra period to the eeciea with the University of Utah, chalk up a victory over IU tne ' Friday and Saturday lrevenings, in - " -hrdrness-tor-thare f ,. ll,,,..iiiriSCT n eecur- hesion afTTWS. and pian-e- the the "evening Tn Wednesday "Y". from tag at least a split gymnasium. Dangerous Champions Again 'Coach Vadal Peterson has k ll was the second successive title outfit, and dangerous won ''strong by the First ward in two years. lost four ths Utah qumt-he- e straight games after Uklng the to triumph over ail op" season openers from Utah Aggies. strength this season, successfully UU cent- position 'Lotl Neeley, repeating its 1927 feat by virtue of an from injury recovered er has ' night's victory. "which has kept blm on the bench WedYieeday Creer came up from the guard the opening since time of the "facet Una to. acore the jleclalyt.field goal 'series, and his presence ir expected in- the extra period, and Buttle K'U Improve the Redskin prospects dropped in a foul pitch to. make ,;hmterlalry.( affairs more certain. The Manavu Pete Couch end Jerry boys fought hard, but could not with will .pen at the forward posts, the stubborn First ward penetrate Lybbert and Hap defense in the .Ueorge Watklns period. With victory in sight, the First starting at the guard position. Lybbert, and Hap Watklns iGTort mlth, of wardera stopped, every but both Smith the Ur. f7r.t-ya- r Manavu team to find the hoop. Ihjgh -" " khd Lybbert were all Slate combat-- was a thrilter L. ViA "The -S- obooI stars for Peterson s so that they throughout. The First ward Jumpseason. last of .teem in ed Into the lead at the start, but cannot be called Inexperienced a Manavu rallied and the First una of the term. It is 15 rnnfit hd enly vatin team w tnbehlir."anavu' Iheti forged '"i.rous one, and possesses one in the ahead, but the champions came the best defenses to bejeen back with a rush,-an- d Jed until fciUrmounUIn country. - Evans, a phenomenal near the close, when the Manavu "M in team braced again to tie the count dribbler, la likely to -atsea action Extra Period Decide a guard the at rm.s another The extra period gave the First Is Jscobsen Ted 'ist. victory. likely to be called upon.g ward outfit a fcrd Frank Competition among the Utah Jonaa Is the 'while tub at a forward berth. Price stake "M" men this season was - s a capable center who may be replete with exceptional interest. both contestants and their support: tilled into service. ers being extremely, active. Deteimtoed-- H tugar tournament la An inter-stak- e B T. V. ! showing grim deter' and laggwoll. next In line for the "M'! mn of this ir.tmn in practice, -" stars Brlnley and Wright, three frem section. uTferinir txv ' Sprlnn'He Eureka fayaoa rxx - Lcftie Of National Contt-nder- J d . . l. w. . " ' yr.no mvisiox 1... I lrTi Friday l 7:39 j Interest Keen . 34-3- 1 4 ' Game Home Have ST. MORTTZ, SwitserlamLTeb. ' (UP) Abandoning hope that " lea ol Lass CHICAGO, Feb. If UP). The the rapidly-meltin- g major. leagues- have started their MoriU would harden agaia Ja time eantpaiga to aaoid to aernUt enmpteUonaf thewtoter -the hoyw-a- e Aurlcs sate eapeeie ' besebell playera. Olympic, teajn anaonneed mat K weuM leave today. . WM awpawrt Legi Prove high school awUnsaara First deflalta action alone this i The Norwegians departed this tankwUI dash with L. D. Una eras taken here when the adsnareing te attend an Important men tkts avealng at S o'clock visory council ef the American and meet at Onto Buaday. .In the Prove high achool 4eaguea voted to contribwith the Saints hmv-- National ute tsojooo to finance -- e Legion's Uy favored to prop seed national boys' Leurnsoaent revive youthful Interest la baseball. in which tOO.600 youths are expect It baa beea pointed out that the '.. Interesting events are slated. ed to participate. ' ef other sports eelebrl-Ue- a r The aetien canse aa a climax ta popularity to turn away has caused has beea evinced by Prove fans several year's dissnssiea which, has from' baseball, aboys which once In the erfersaance ef Or centered around proposed plana to took most of theirsport Idle time. Spencer, steto high aehsel furnish the majors with larger U.tM roata aatton ef she aeeeon. whe crop of rookies each year. With the support ief .the major awlea free style, and psseibty Baseball men are agreed that the legion plana to divide backstroke events. the demand for good ball players leagues the nation Into ten regions, six In-tthe now than la far greater supply. The meet Is the but dual east and four In the west Boys" , he eneuuntrr-before-tstate I Am confirmation .of their views teama will be formed unde ihe-dl- : -of rookie to the crops they point meei which eocnra ha Preve rection of the 11,000 Individual ... which have ' the past few years Saturday evening, Feb. tS. East Legion posts. brought few etar iplaytrs Into the The teams first will compete In high chalked op Ha first vic'liberal spend districts within their own states, big leagues, despite tory of the year, Wednesday by -ing by snajer magnates, la a surprislater meeting to select a state Granite, 84 to The legion's plan was expected to champion. ing event. McGeary, one of Granite acme, was absent froaa State winners wlU then partici pate in ten regional championships. hot relays Eastern and western - champions, the SMcV Prince .and .Began ef. East, Ne partimhviy good times wf Granite, were will be selected next, the winners to were recorded in the meet at Salt meet In the final games. the outstanding ass fuiwuns. 16 FIVES CLASH Artists 1 1 TANK TEAT.1S 4 I'Y? HooDsters Working Hard; B Y. H. S. .Cafcers Meet American Fork In Proyp At 7 o'clock This Evening: ' jWmttrSpcrtfe-- JJ WUili HIGH SCHOOL ! ANDPAYSON HILL INVADE PROVO Ma Fork kirk ta the "V nrisvia M 1 'dork this llE''llJtTltBRUARY 16, 1928. 423 382 445 489 875 inu physical work nee is hard and taxes the wind to the utmost. 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