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Show 19.12 . CACHE (I uffcaUv. Krhruary 2. 1932. htW alhy W am the aict ur brio iVm Je we thq vice Li a light rytn or AMERICAN-LOG- - ' . CACHE COt, nTY. UTAH AN. CLEAN SWEEP Utes i pla) m condition, bat the have an exceptionally strong team In my op: nun they are fully as strung they acre last year" Hi praised Waits and Smith as two ol Die finest forwards In the conference, and classed Uie team as a dangerous contender for conference honors This seek however, the boys are In fine fettle with the exception of li Captain AUaop. who is still In a weakened condition They realize that they must make a dean sweep of the remaining games to end the Grizzlies and North Cache Lose Friday Night High season on the top rung, and they are determined to do Just that School Basketball EnTh' thing if plnsUally possible Both Sur- counters Bobcats will be plenty tough on Uieir own half acre floor, and 1' prises will take a lot of scoring on the Two n surprises were recorded W part cf Croplcy, Campbell, and to win those two ball games. fT. "lght ln thf. sc nr, Captain AlUop and Young, the two j AKte guards will attempt to huldiplcd Logan and minimum thf Bobcat n l,ie meantime the M 30 jCarh wasmult Campbell at center, appears to about the first game but s the Aggie main scoring threat, In well in the the Grtohis have lost Cropley has also divt-- l n ln about 8 years last two series Bc.hston, who score 1 the Preston cub followers! senuationallv nca.nst Ihe Cimra s. t b.lant over the results The was way off form aentn-- t the Lies were of both the losing team' t folover -, secg ihe one foul pitch only attribute the losses to overconf:- d nr ht - PRESTON AND u UTS TOP HONORS got mar Weakened Much DeCondition pends Upon Games In Montana This Week. AlUop Still in , O'er Uie outcome Not , ' wk hlshpI in preparation added seal tins Montana their invasion of Uiey play the Bobcats on Pnday and Saturday nights They realise that they were far Pom heir bet plajmg condition agalnrt I'tah. Not only was Captain AILwp eut of the game, but Young ar.d Cropley were suffering from bad slowed up consldc-ably- . olds, and Last Monday and Tuesday, only 6 of the regular travelling : f"r r"3l!'e. and It rqeed thruit no wend' r that a team of the '' scores' U'ti nliber of the Redskins should score SOI Til C4CHE cvtikal young In commenting a double triumph. t "and our of medico acquaintance, on the games. Coach Romney stalB Maughan. rf w d. Our boy were in a very poorlll rare not who ritcs luson'-s.- ' G AlUn, If j P. Gunnell, C iR. Peterson, rg C. Peterson, lg Larson, lg Williams. If f ' J H'O-m- tv I-''- a twin victory in the arrles. tlie Utes thoroughly convinced the throng which gathered at the Smart gym last Friday and Saturday evening, that Utah, last years conference champs, were again real contended for the crown again this year The Ute, 48-3- 45-3- 1 I 2 20-1- I 10 22-2- Totals P .it:, rt feres 10 Wc stover, LOGAN O. 3 Ryan, rf Brown, If Kowallis, c Hull, rg Dibble, lg Hansen, c . Balling. If Lindquist, c 11 10 Totals PRESTON For-geo- 37-2- Chatterton, If Edwards, c . Johnson, rg Poole, lg . -Larsen, c 0 0 0 1 1 Reproduced by The Ceneral Tire and Rubber Company twin the be will hovering winter OVER many an automobile this 11 13 7 20 Totals specters of "Death and "Permanent Injury" guiding rars equipped Vanderhoof, referee; tires Into serious or fatal wrerks With or cheaply-buil- t with badly-worJohnson. 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Some of the causes of this are Overtrapping for many years in reduced breeding areas, low prices for raw furs in the last few years, and the drought of 1930, which reduced the number of fur animals The floods of 1927 also destroyed many fur animals in the Mississippi Basin and New England. The numbers of foxes, martens, minks, fishers, and beavers reaching the market are decreasing, says the bureau, but there are still many skunks, opossums, raccoons, and muskrats. The muskrat, which breeds often and raises large families, is one of the biggest fur producers. Federal Ave. Provide the same conveniences for the farm as a city water works provides for the city home. Day or night a Delco System is ready to supply you abundantly with clean, fresh water at the turn of a tap. It is completely automatic, requires no attention, and costs but a few cents per day. Referee; Homer Warner; umpire, Ken Weight. Score by halves; 20 25-- 45 Utah AJX BLAIR MOTOR 105 pound clasa Wright Noel; 15 145 pound class Floyd Keller; pound class Captain Vernon Rice; 125 135 pound class Park Keller; 118 pound class LaRue Yates; pound class Jimmie Gaskill. and long Life. Delco Aggies Inm-a&tn- Servel Electric Refrigerator of 9 BATTERY WITH A I Bros. Banking of 8150 s Company scholarship awarded to the student who excelh ln banking The A. A. Firmage scholarship of 100 Is awarded to the student who excels ln merchandising. Tlie U S A. C. Women's club offers each year a prize of 10 for the best literary essay. The rhl Upsion Omricon schola-- ship of 50 Is glien annually to freshman girl in Home Economics who ranks high in scholarship, acti- vltiis. and leadership An annual award of $25. Is given to the girl majoring ln soc.oloc who evld-iic- e supeiior scholarship and Mibnuts the best sociological essay. Water Systems Products General Motors Central Garage DID YOU EVER BUY A graduate student Tlie Thatcher OELCO 0 12 2 6 4 10 ,0 PrOVO Conlon Washers & Ironers At New Low Prices 3 25 O. T. F. P Wells, rf To s Nelson Takes 110 4 2 VISit 33 6wi For Mat Honors G. Mi.lmgton. rf Tripp. If Rawlings, c Johroon. rg Bcrtjeson. lg sutnmwied Location 0 The twin victories put Utah In tie with Montana Sta'e for second Schedule for Vanball of the Cache position and only one game behind stake vanguard as outlined at the B Y. U. who by taking a aweep, Thurvla' of the Montana aeries climbed lntojmwUn be played by each ward Ti e are til(. lc .id of the western division team should get under way this , Arglet Score Flmt with Youngs long shot from be- - week. Tlie achedute should be comh'nd the center of the Boor and pleted not later than March 5 Earn Croplcy' side shot put th Aggies ward team will make arrangements Into a 0 lead. But with baskets for play ing it own schedule by Watts. Smith and Clark, the T. F. P Utes soon evened the score ln four 1 11 1 4 The Ut-- s minutes to lead 3 8 were never again headed 3 3 Aggie Coach Substitute Frequently 0 8 Coach Romney sent many new 0 0 men Into the fray In order to find 0 0 a combination which could stop 0 O' (lie Utah onslought. Coach George Nelson's Utah AgBut It Just seemed as though old man Jinx was gie grapplers Journey to Salt Lake 9 6 30 right ln the Aggie camp, for some- City Wednesday for their second thing seemed to keep the Aggies meet of the season, with the University of Utah. In the first met from hitting their stride T. F. P the B Y. U. the Aggies against Aggies Rally 2 At the start of the second half werc taken through a thorough 7 4 12 but hard workouts and the Logan boys seemed to have hit 2 2 8 fine coaching by George Nelson Is 3 a of score heir but stride, 4 0 0 them the Aggies brought exijected to make the team s'rwvt 0 2 against the score with two points of tyint nralnst the Utes The same team will be started with the exception 4 tl e .ore at 10 6 23 Then Utah turned on the Aggi-- s of tile 175 pound c'ass where Aland umpir" and swarmed the hoon for twelvs Forgeon will rrpla e Mo-- n 11. n was bothered by an injured rib points before th- - Agyies counted a in the last meet, and was unable to single point. T. compete He is fit now however, and 5 the score Utah the With 2 coach sent an entire new team should strengthen this department into the fray and these boys from considerably. The complete team Is as follows Utah plaved on even terms with class Fred White; the Aggies Heavyweight 175 pound class. Aland The Score: Forgeou; UTAH T. P. F. O. ' NORTH CACHE and At Our New Grapplers Away 12 ,rovo i Schedule By winning won, , pro-shou- ld Clah-Agg- le 13-- DO THEY HAVE YOUR NUMBER.7 Totals Stake Va n ball Cache Rear. Prrtf Pnn IVlaKeS Available T o College Students Ifl SERIES WITH AGGIES Frequent Substitution fail to Stop the Scoring of the Invader Aggie Now Bringing Up the ! and means of U.irraain the I r"sntpiuin of Uiese frul to kec.i pace with production In the late cf which Utah la Profeaaur P M Coe returned one He states, vtiggeated advertising to Friday from a Uip to Provo, wtur demand togeUier with the Sludenia of the Utah State Agrlie addreaned a meeting of fruit production of a high quality pro- icultural college who are Interested, In th grower In applying for scholarships wlmh Brigham Young Leonard Pollard, armor In hortiare available to deserving student! University leadership week culture from Emmett. Idaho begin working to meet re gram On Thursday he delivered a Professor Coe He require merits, according to the com-- 1 ulk over radio station KSL on two feet of anow cm the Davu port on mlttee achoUralilpa and award the Orchard " rrperimentaJ farm at FUrmbigtoo. Th committee, which corulMa of; ducuisp 4U(UH where some pruning work was don Dr. W. L. Wanlass. chairman: Dr I of Ui clierry and apricot industries Friday James I! Linford, Dr. Ray B. West j and Miss Johanna Morn, held a meeting on Thursday to discuss matters pertaining to the various The list of scholar scholars) dps. ship and their purpose follow: The Johansen Scholarship Fund. a gift of the late Mrs. Johnanna Joliansrn provide three scholarships of $100 each, for help of wor-- , thy students of Junior or Senior, rank The 1827 class gift to the concur afford two scholarships of 125 leach year to JunUir or senior stu- dents who exerll In activillea and We Are Ready To Serve You are in no d of financial help Tlie Rhod'-val ic scholarship, 2.000, la made each year to a student from the state of Utah. The scholarship la to Oxford. England More Dollar for Dollar Value and la usually made to a senior or he ' c-- top-whe- w Scholarships TAKE TWO STRAIGHT SOUTH CACHE 'Heme tab Sctcn Coach Dick Romney Leaves This Week For Seines With Bobcats "' 4 familj o- Tac . Sanitary Engineers 116 N. Main L. B. 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