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Show Pr.w err 7 "J . POYO EVENING HTZULD-llONDA- "APRIL Y. ZO, 1S28. - ... E RB'WILL'-BISCUSIi'STAiDIUBEW01 - 1 ROMNEY LIKES -- !" Y PROSPECTS COACH IS ASSISTANT "Otr HOOKED FOR TONIGHT "Buck" DixonExpected ! to , Be Named; Methods to Bemused for Pre-seas- on Stadium TickefSaJe Important' ' lUd.um plant for a ticket sale wlU coma up (or dlacus-io- a t lbs meeting of tha executive eommlUM of the B. Y. U. beard of truataaa tonight Wrth work on tha atraetwe- - rdiMf nmexrthiyr fin ancial methods arc nest In order, and active work on tha ticket aalc ack and other details is exported to get KEW YORK. April mdar way In tha imroediate'future. Sharkey and Jack .pelaney. heavy AppolntnMDt Likely Plus's been most elim' Another point of ( reat Interest to weights who have ' "elimina In Tex' Rlckarde inated fans sport which to. es-- tion' tournament will battle tonight F'.TV" , SHARKEY AND pre-seas- 1 .Z before t he at this Square g . f FRED ZOMBRO y ' : - - . Start Slated . at the athletic out Well-please- d look for tha season of l2S--, Ott Romney, who takes up his duties as head coach of B. Y. U. this fall, was aa Interested spectator at the -Y Invitation meet Saturday. Confers With Harris "Ott" departed for Baseman Sat arday night, following a conference with President T. 8. Harris regard ing plans for next season. Football practice will start first day a Rocky 1 1 Mountain M rh thia fall, accord 1 1 II trim W W W ' iW WV eonfer- - 4 V' ! -'- -- :t " to team," said OREM GROWERS Star Half Miler W - National in t . .ta v., r Beantai Lea Angela Sa4sys Oakland 10-- L Mlasioas 8-- Sacramento Portland U-- ' , 8-- t ' Seattle San Franc laoa t S--8. U-4. - 14 12 JTt 13 1 3t ,...11 14 11 16 AM M 17 X70 8 18 JO 4-- Hollywood WOMEN TODAY Coot. 2 ' S-- ONLY to 11 p. W It shows everything outfit sity Rom- ... 7-- Oaklaad Portland BetUa class . .. .T14 U a dangerous LAST TRIBUTE j g HoUywood Bacrajnento Los Angelas Missions .. U Pet .n M FORM COMPANY I record-breakin- W. 20 M Saa Francisco the spear ITS ft-In whii Brewer vaulted 11 ft 1 Inches. . Other relav seoords tired by. tha Colorado univer x PLANES SENT ney. "The 'T must Kbs In good shape theas to Uka northwest chamIL-ALJI pions Urlo camp in tha season Ott" Romney . opener, From tha looks of tha huskies !i the In im Ml ' Tf?, TO NICARAGUA fivf . WAiUlLNGTOK April 28 UP- )Five additional niarine planes are being rushed to Nicaragua by the far tun against Sandino's foro vy Tntitn es on the east coast, K waa learned Inriny atli-lete- a BOULDER. Colo, April 80 University of Utah athletes shattered two records at the Boulder relays held there Saturday. Byron Grant, freshman sensation of the Lies high Jumped ft 1 inches. 2 In. to set a new record, sad the medley relay team of Burton, Jensen, Gillette and Long, shattered that record without extending themselves. Colorado university woo the meet In good style, with Wyoming and Colorado Aggie tieing for second. Among tha men who appeared " Coast JUajitt"! were: Bergstrora, Denver, javelin; Brewer, Colorado Aggtea, pole vault krgston hurled Romney. "College of Idaho ILS The bout has been described as a 4 evening's sca-- sort of consolation affair. Delaney'a sion is tha ap-- hopea as a heavyweight hava been of j polntment frl,flti; enptrly while Sharkey's xff-m- i rrrrirm slump after a series of great fights year. I sea no reason why B. Y. U. coach for the rormioaois ensuing school prior to the Dempsey battle, has should not be decidedly 00 the gridiron In 1938. been roost disappointing. year.' ""Gwferoiee rhwWare nirowea WiartVy; hi heaVlef oftn two, to start football on the first day of one of the is a aUght favorite. a conference institution, school at greatest and I amjlanxious to commence ever turnwork lust 'as early oa possible. I Y. ed out at 1T Is expected must; get acquainted: with tha abilities of the football men here as be the to -soon as possible, to get affairs lined T ofchoice. bwuk Itixua up for the season opener, which I Inter ficials . expert to be a real battle.. viewed tha various candidates for he post Saturday, when Coach Ott "Progress on tha new stadium la ftomnev was rn Provo, and Dame encouraging to athletes. I tumor would be very much aaton-nhe- dArticles of Incorporation of the certainly tha best of harmony if Dixon is not tha man nura- Utah Coldpack Fruit corporation feel sure that will prevail on our coaching staff, for tha post filed been with so that tha best of results of Oram, Utah, hava may be official announcement la the county clery. The company pro- - obtained. of '4 uptilJafletthemefiln. raising, pack I like Promt and I Ilka B Y. Jl BoT tut it la understood that the H.Ki rerrTgiratlng of Tha magnificent way In which the ifficial sanction of the board In 'ie f- - 'ilt ihippinf and vegetables, the articles relay carnival was staged shows ly tiling standing; between E...o0 state. the athletic enthusiasm and efficiAd tha asslstantshlp. A. V. Watkina la named as presiency of the erhcol, and I expect to ave men si la It may. Betriat dent, of tha company,. James H. derive the greatest pleasure from feeenv wider consideration for the Clark, vice president and T. II. work here." p lacs, and tonight will tell tha story., Salisbury, secretary aal treasurer. my ,AdaptMUty Considered will work These with LeEarl Burr. Alivn coach 4 the new asstsUnt Lunceford and W. T. Cordner, con Wlltt Romney and Hart The exact itltute the hoard of directors. worked wlU be his duties nature of There are 178 stockholders each eut as tha new physical education holding from one, to 33 shares of The work. Its Into itaff gets plan siock. (Continued from page ona) W to use tha new man til the way to suited his talents, particular .est now be blessed with tha memories and tha adaptability of the various of this kind, sweet girl. In her life -'factor la the strongest candidates there Is nothing that heeds to be fo be considered in tha official so-forgotten. They will always re-StiOTfc t member th beautiful Tit? she asslst-nto t stadium ind In addition ed out. The memory will be a Joy coach discussions, the- execu- to them forever. various will take up va committee The little children will sea her ylans regarding commencement demd remember her with Inspiration. ar-for tails faculty arrangements No matter who takes her place In the ensuing school year. school, the children will point her out and emulate her example." H. Claude Lewis, superintendent of tha Provo city schools, spoke of r ...... the profound appreciation In which J Miss McCoard was held by the League bnnrd of education and the teachers " of the system. y ' From the first day I entered her i t 'CL Studlng of the i,: ... Cluba clasoroom I felt deeply that I was j, ...... 9 j4 .892 in the presence 61 a real teacher, Brooklyn ..;.. 600 one who had the aoul of a teacher," Hew. York 8 aaid Superintendent Lewis. "She St Louis 8 waa ever active and always radlat-- d t Cincinnati ... AOO . 9 love, and concern for the pupils. Chicago Vot once during the past four years . 5 1 W PltUburgh 4 7 ave I ever entered her room and Boeton - . . . . f 4 8 i33 found conditions not practically Philedelphla Weal. In every Instance tha chil:( dren were occupied. I bars seen Sunday's Results i- her with groups at tha blackboard 'Brooklyn Philadelphia . Boston New York msiilltns; right principles In mind, 9. 8. St. Louis One ol the newest seoaauous: to while others hava been working at Chicago 2. CinclnnaU 3, PltUburgh breeze across the track horizon is their, desks and still others have Orval Martin,-- - Purdue sophomore been making- things st the t.M. e aunoaphers of her room was Uy estsblislied a iiev one of activity and growth. Ten Indoor record for the half-mil- e with the time of 1 minute and 66.4 Wonderful Personality "She had a wonderful personaliJ seconds. Martin looms as one of the League best middle distance runners In this ty, a charm that comes from poise, country If he can continue his early sn amiable disposition. JJerjrerx " showlngaC He also finished IhlrdTo manners with the children won giaJnForiJubs" W. Pet I Herman Phillips, Jllinols A. C, star, thrm to her. Every child under ; ay Conger, of Iowa, in a spec- her care loved her. She had those 9 .750 New, York d race at the recent Ohio rare qualities that detects every- 12 .708 ial Cleveland board VH Jn Relays at Boulder, Colo, 1 . U Interested Spectator t Meet; Earl Grid DEIMYMEETjr r JO.-J- Vies Do Welt jLUUermchBdys' . 'lift Two amphibian planes, equipped with machine guns, left Hampton r" 1 IERBERT FLEISH1 IACKER : ;: Roads this week aboard the supply 1 If ship Nitro, and two more amphib ians will be shipped from tha same WARD EDMONDS"; j. ,, port within a few dava A tored Fokker monoplane is to be vwiiown aown.lrom here within the V. NEA Service next ten dava. It will tnn at Miami By STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April 30 Just three "little rich boys," supposedly born to every pamper ne overnight for refueling. Lieut H. In western Athletic fields. Each to 19. Each will some day V. practice but they are blazing outstanding paths has been designated as 10 a step in oig xoriune. JtJUt weir ertorts are devoted, largely t .try In ta make America a 1928 Olympic pilot A mechanic and radio man games learn. Tha three, juniors at. SUnord. are Ward Edmonds, wir-n- f outhnra Calirathla:"banlfef : Fred Zom- brc, son of a Los Angeles bank executive; and Herbert Fleiahhacker, Jr., of San Francisco, whose father to one or me jeaaing rinanciai figures in the west. Edmonds tha next world pole vault champ. Dueling rventlv with Im Many sees In the slightly-bui- lt Barnes,- Psciflc Coast ace, ha crossed tha bar at 14 feet 2 Inches, but. In descending, brushed the bar with his eioow,- his lamer gave him a snappy roadster when the lad made 13 feet 6 Inches at the L C A. A. A. A. in last year. Hell get a better ear if he sets a record. Zombro recently set 24 feet 10 1 -8 Inches as a new coast broad iumn record. As a aophomnre h nWH LAST TIMES TODAY fourth in tha T C, A, A. A. A. last year. He to expected to be DeHart Hubbard's strongest competitor at Amsterdsm. Fleiahhacker has been heaving the shot around 46 feet BH inches. Under tha tutelage of "Dink Tem- . pieion, rsianrora coacn, pa Dids lair ta be up among them next season. , , ' ' ' j s ACTUAL LiL IL SCENES All seats 50c rrj tr.-m- TUESDAY I Afternoon and Evening MENONY n . BONITA THEATER . thing in a glance. She could direct the children by a movement of her eye or a' look. She, could teach and direct children without resorting to touch them or talk to them. T FELT HATS 7 Cleaned and Blocked TearsTffTMtTC In her contact with chil- When tha community loses uch a teacher It suffers an almost v Irreparable loss." dren. In for : Expert workmanship. Hats cleaned while you wait National French Cleaning Co. 97 N. U. Ave., Provo Phone 125 able to tha community. , ' There was nothing negative or Irritating TICKET SALE 'TAH-filA- Encouragement and Hope The Reverend Mr. Bachelder also spoks of the beautiful life of the de parted and gave encouragement and hops to the family. The benediction was offered by Dr. A. N. Merrill, member of tha board of education. . -- A- durtrCUlde" Me" to Thee"by Hulsh was sung by Bliss Flnlayson and LeOrande Anderson. Interment was In the Provo city GEM I TODAY AND TUESDAY The Return Showing of the -a- viation thriller! Pronounced by Critics as one of the best pictures released during, 1928. newJaughs and more of them a new and greater comedy made by the greatest team of laugh provokers in history. ... BEAR DANCE OPERA TUESDAY, ,L Millions of Laughs! A I 1 M CwtU-Mi"r- reserved. Prices 'HI - 2 P.M. Evening: seats only ent 6-- 8, Opens . r cemetery. i the TOMORROW One Day Only v. 3-- NACUF' ; Wheatley's "Blest are the Pure Heart" was sung by Bliss N $1.5a-$lKM)-45- c-50(r - , GET YOUR SEATS American 880-yar- Washington Cblcago."'.! tiptroit f. Boston . t .'.. ' ; .. 5 ..- - 10 $ 6 ... .556 relays. 7 i Sunday s Results New York 7. Washington Detroit 7. Cleveland 6. St. Louis 5, Cnlcago 2. JOS Yestrrielit: 5IATCETIIE5nYAY Keep your Turkeys laying -- don't let them set. ; We Hatch The Timpanojjos Hatchery ' H . ' PROVO ' Phone 613 32 So. 2 W. rWV mil "MILD WEST' INTERNATIONAL NEWS Same Trice for over iS ijears .2525 USE LESS THAN OP . HIGHER PRICED BRANDS Why Pay ) War Prices?) THE .GOVERNMENT tJsED OF POUNDS - TODAY'S?) TUESDAY If you are dissatisfied with, your present outlook, and want to advance write me a personal letter about yourself and I wUl make an appointment to help you. Terry. Draper ' 214 W. "CENTER PROVa W Combination Party at the UTAH Real tire economy points In both directions Highest quality tires at a moderate ,.' price, or Good serviceable tires at a' surpris, ingly low price. Wa hava them both II Nil II lllr ' - r Corner 2nd West and 'Center 5 Big Acts and Feature Picture ...8:15 ROBERT FRAZIEK in ' COMEDY and XEWS A Great Cast and Chorus ' LILtlAN RICH . St ........3:30 " "WANTED A COWARD" CLAYSON Evening: , VAUDEVILLE Federals, .ef course! 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