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Show HE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 10 MONDAY-MORNIN- MARCH 14, 1927. G, SIR HARRY TAKES GREATEST HOOP SEASON IN HISTORY COFFROTH STAKE OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIVISION CLOSES Montana State College Takes First Collegiate Bozeman. Title for Spee'al t Th Tribune. DEXVKR, March 13. The frreateet basketball season In the history of the Rocky Mountain conference 1s Bow on the record book, with MoIt Is ntana State collcce as champion. the first hoop prize tne Bobcats have ver won, and It piarked their entrance Into the select circle of conference leaders with tha two Utah institutions. Colorado university, Colorado . Aggies and Colorado rolli-seThe championship aeries was a successful financial venture, the final serious worry tuna removing that from the minds of those who conducted, tha contests. BETTER TEAM WINS. Both Titters and Bobcats acquitted themselves in heroic manner, and it can be said without fear of contradiction that the better team won. The Bobcats were too bis and too strong for the Tiffers. as had been predicted. There was something, uncanny and perhaps mysterious about the ' spurts. Because their brilliant rallies featured their offense durinR the three games, perhaps it was endurance which gave them the extra energy to Whip the Tigers by sensational flashes of speed and basket hooting. Whatever It W'as, there Is BO questioning Its efficiency. The series proved several thlnics: First, that western division basketball la equally as fast as eastern division basketball, and, for the 1927 season, a bit faster; second, tt proved to Coloderado fans that the fense is equally as effective as the n defense and that it induces faster play. There was considerable doubt expressed in many quarters over both these points, but the Mohcats furnished the needed proof In both instances. Third, It proved beyond dispute that the great basketball team must have big and rangy guards and five men able to shoot. Ulynn and Breeden are a pair of the finest guards aver to play In Colorado, Every member of the Bobcats' team was a potential scorer when he had the. ball. Hob-cat- s' Dangerous Comet Second, With Cotlogomor Third. Club All-Nig- ht Captures First Diamond Game BAN' PIEOO. Calif., March It (By the Associated Press.) Sir Harry, colt owned by the stellar Seagram stable.' won the eighth renewal of the Coffroth handicap, big western racing class!" at the race track this sfternw powerful star of the Rosedale stable, was a half .ength back for the place, with Cotlogomor, William I'lanlel's star, six lengths further back for the show.. Time. 2:03 much-made-o- g 10-4- SLOW E. H. E. 10 .10 4 2 0 2 . I GRIZZLIES SMALL two. BUT DETERMINED V ; CHICAGO, March IS (By the Associated Press.) Pairinc for the opening round of the national Catholic high school basketball championship starting at Loyola March 17 were drawn today university hy Mav-o- r William n Dever. Thirty-tw- o teams, have been selected from the state and sectional champions. Including last year's tltleholders, St. Xavier high of Ivnsvflle. Kv. The champion five will be awarded a gold basketball and the Cardinal Mundeleln cup. Other massive cups Include one for the team making the greatest effort to come from behind and win In the first round, for the best coached team, and an elchteen-lnc- h silver figure .f a basketball player for the Individual plaver showthe ing greatest The semifinals will besportsmanship, slaved .Saturday Bight and the finals Sumlarf: HOCKEY NEW TOP.K. March 13 (Tir the Associated Press) TVt New' T"rk Hangers and Detroit Cougar battled twenty minutes overtime to a 2 draw In a national hockev lengtie game here tonight. Itroit cor.-T- l In the first period, the ltsnirers netted two In the seconl and the Cougars came back to koot the omrrt with less than two minutes left to the third session. Big Ten Da-vi- s two-tim- Csecho-Slovaki- GOLFERS SWARM TO COURSES.SUNDAY OtO OtO (HO HO (HO CHO Logan High Possessed of Fighting Spirit; Meets Minersville in the State Tourney. red-lett- Special to The Tribune. formal- -opening GARDEN IS SCENE OF Boxing Card. NEW TORK, March 11. (By the Associated Press.) The pine saucer In Madison Square Garden... noma of y bike grinders during the psst week, wss In chunks all over the spacious arena today as workmen set up a hockey rink and prepared to replace that tonight with the Garden prise ring. in the "light" classes will Fighters attempt to duplicate In two cards this week the thrills afforded fans by the riders of the whirring steel steeds who and the heavyweight baltler have stolen the fistic spotlight In elimination recent heavyweight matches. CALLAHAN FACES COMER. Andy Plvodi, promising New Tork Junior welterweight, tops the first card of the week in a twelve-roun- d tussle with Mushy Callanan from California tomorrow night. Although Callahan is the recognised champion of the division In all states but New Tork. the local holing commission refused the match a title In Both - boys will weigh status. under the class limit? Two prominent welterweight contenders. Eddie Roberts of 'facoma. Wash., anil Clyde Hull of Dallas. Texas, conqueror of Champion Pete Lat-ssupfeature a pair of porting bouts. Roberts, who recently lost a close decision to Joe Dundee of Baltimore after knocking him out In their first meeting, clashes with Sammy Baker, soldier battler from Mttche! field. Hull settled his differences with the Pennsylvania boxing body and will right Billy Leonard of Syracuse In the second match. TERRIS MEETS WALLACE. Friday night Sid Terrls, east side lightweight flash, tackles Billy Wallace. Cleveland, conqueror of Iouls (Kid) Kaplan, retired featherweight d feature. champion, in a Kaplan Is hilled to meet Frankle in Texas the Pink, featherweight, first of two preliminary tens. Sammy of local rival Dorfman. lightweight Terrls. will engage Eddie Anderson, Wyoming cowboy. In the second. six-da- d SAV ANTONIO. Texas. March illy the Associated Press.) R. H K 2 -- .... 15 Detroit (A.) 1 S 4 San Antonio (Tesas) llatterles; Walkuo. Smith. Collins and Passler, 'WoodaJl; Williams, Victor, Morgan and Wlrts, Long. PORT 'WORTH. Teiss. March II. (Hy the Associated Press.) ft. H. E 2 Oklahoma City ( 10 1 1 Fort Worth I Batteries: Tubbs. Craig, Brown and Jorgens, Groft; Howard, Burns and d Smith. I "IS ANtXFn.F.9. March llWBy the R. H. Associated Press.) E I Chicago (N.) i 12 t Hollywood (Coast) Batteries: Welch. Osborn, Root and Hartnett: Mulrahy, McCabe, and Cook. Murphy. Boston (A ) New Orleans (S T.a March Press) R. . 11 H 1 Hagen and Partner Win Mixed Match E 7 11 . ) 2 1 s patteries: Wlltse, Weler. and Hsrtley, Knox; Osborne, Freeman and I. Ingle, Mlley 8om-mer- Hodges, PHUKVEPORT. March (By the Associated Press. ) (T Shrveport lR!t-rle- I,. I Fla.. March It ( By ORLANDO, the Associated Press ) Walter gen, national professional champion, and Mrs. Eleanor Harwood of Olympic Field Country club of Chicago defeated Bobby Crluckshank and Miss P.rnic Wall of Oshkowh. Wis., 1 up. In their exhibition eighteen-holgolf match over .the Orlando Country club course this afternoon. liss Wall evened Ihe score on the seventeenth when she shot a birdie two. but Hagen forged Into the lead on the final green with a par four, while the others took a five. H. 13. H. E R. (A.) Chicago Week'i Feature Exhibition Garnet NEW ORLEANS. (By the Associated BOUTS 10 13 1 S S 1 Plankfnshln. Ilamsh Thoma and Mrt'urdy, ("rous. Schalk; i n and 'lark, polvousht. Ogd. Ritchie. Wiidtr, Graham. e I HOPE Dom i "THE WlrslO I blow like, I'D HATETO ( CROW THE Kl 6,ilto-mowo- -- I RAILROAD BOWLERS STAGE GREAT SCHEDULE DRAWN MEET; President Nye Submits Prospective Season Games. Emmett Pare Is " Among Winners in Tennis Meet be allowed to tee off at No. 1 on Saturdays,- Sundays and holidays. The rule met with universal approval. L'tah golfers, as well aa Nibley park golfers bade farewell to Fred Oeue, president of the Nibley Park association and first vice president of the l'tah State Golf association for the past two years, who will leave shortly for Portland, Ore., to make his home. Ceue finished his career on the local courses In s blase of glory, for he defeated his ancient rival,' Dr. Glndrup, on the eighth hole, which hole has persisted to be his jinx for five years. Talent as well aa numbers were represented upon the other three courses In Salt I jtke, namely. Country club. Forest Dale and Fort Douglas. Eddie Morrison. Utah state amateur and open champion, and Alex Hutton featured the day's play at the Country club In a match against C. E. Foley, tntermountaln title holder, and Dr. E. W. Browning. Oh Saturday, Chuck flpeelsl to Tbe Trtbone. OGDEN', March 11. President Fred o M. Nye of the league today submitted for approval of the clubs of the league a tentative schedule of games for the 1H27 season. The schedule calls for opening games May 17 ss follows: Logan at Salt Lake; Idaho Falls at Ogden, and Twin Falls at Pocateilo, The schedule ss submitted lists sizteen series for each club, all samel ending September S. President Nye requests the clubs to study the proposed draft and be prepared to pass upon It or offer suggestions at a meeting of the league directors to be held at an early date. Two of the three regular umpires which the league will use this year have been selected by President Nye and a third Is to be named very soon. The two named are Tom Ferguson, who officiated In the league last year, and Tom McQuillan of Pueblo, Colo., former umpire in the Western association and Western league. The proposed schedule follows: 1 May Logan at Salt Lake; Idaho Falls at Ogden; Twin Falls at Pocateilo. 0 May Ogden at 'Salt Lake; Pocateilo at Idaho Falls; Logan at Falls. Twin S May Ogden .at Logan; Salt Lake at Pocateilo; Idaho Falls at Twin Falls. June Twin Falls at Ogden; Salt Lake at Logan; Idaho Fails at Pocateilo. June at Salt Lake; Logan at Ogden; Twin Falls at Idaho Falls. June 3 Pocateilo at Logan; Ogden at Idaho Falls; Salt Lake at Twin Falls. 4 June Salt Lake at Ogden; Logan at Idaho Falls; Pocateilo at Twin Fslls. July ! Idaho Fails at Salt Lake; Twin Falls at Logan; Ogden at Pocateilo. 7 July Ogden St Logan; Salt Iake at Pocateilo; Idaho Falls at Twin Falls. Twin Falls st Salt Lake; July Pocateilo at Ogden; Idaho Falls at , Logan. Logan at Pocateilo; July Salt Lake at Idaho Falls; Ogden at Twin Falls. Idaho Falls at Ogden; August Salt Lake 'at Logan; Twin Falls at Pocateilo. 14 Idaho Falls st Salt August Tw'n Falls at Ogden; Pocateilo 0. S. L WINS TEAM Becker Has Big Day Shooting at Ogden Traps Piatt Presents Winning Teams With Trophies; Fehr Opens Contest. Utah-Idah- pINCINKATI, Ohio, March 13. (By the Associated Press.) Emmett Pare of Chicago won his first match in the eighth annual western indoor tennis tournament, which opened here today, by defeating Howard Cordes, veteran local star, A. Tamagnchi of Japan wm defeated in straight sets by Clark Nowland of Fort Mitchell, Ky, 6-- 6-- Archie 6-- Detroit won from 6-- 6-- McCleUum, Oln-eina- ti, Sobert Felix, 6-- Two Louisville- contenders, BUI won and Tom Cline. their matches, the former eliminating Fred Oexman, Oinclnati, while Tom Clines defeated William Brueekner, Cincinnati, William Zollikofer ef Hanover, Germany, who will play in tha ingles and doubles, was among the day' arrivals. 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- The Orpheum bowling alleys were the center of a great deal of excitement when stellar bowling teams from five different states clashed In the first annual bowling tournament of the Union Pacific System Bowling league. City Commissioner C. N. Fehr started the U urnament on Its way by rolling the first ball. It Is needless to say that Mr. Fehr registered ten pins, as usual. The O. 8. u. won the team event, after overcoming an lead, which was held by the Portland aggregation at the beginning of the third game. The latter team met with considerable difficulty in the last game, owing to thirteen splits. The Short Line boys lost no time In taking advantage of this oprcrtu-nttand nosed them out In the last few frames. The system doubles title was won by Knighton and Butts of the OreRailroad company gon Short "Line with the team score of 112. Van Natta and Wofflngton, the O. S. L. representatives from Prcatello, R. second with 1107. The & N. of Pocateilo was represented In the singles by Mr. Hubbard, who certainly took care of Portland's honors by rolling 6J7 to win the system title, and also collect the grand total ft 1707, which proved to be the winning race. Mr. Hub score In the bard will take two beautiful gold medals back to Portland as glittering evidence of his remarkable showing In onr city. The highest Individual game of the tournament was rolled by an O. S. L. bowler ln fln-lah- O.-- ANDREWS SET FOR MISHKIND FRAY Ten-Roun- Feature May d Prove Slam-Ban- g nt with-259- Affair. 12 "tal Ike; It Local D.tfR.G. Is Basket Winner jWind Hinders Telegraphic Meet Over Caliente Roosevelt Athletes in Varied Contests eatt. Rigby First Ward Hoop Team Beaten ..a Thirteen Unlucky Amateurs Contend for Billiard Title for Racing Driver mill American Champ Loses in Chess Play Subcommittees Appointed for Stadium Work Lisly Walks Off With Steeple Chase "WOW- - THIRE COt, ME WUlSKER-- RlCHTl leJ-T- O THE. RIVtiR- - NOW a CAMT ikj riv-o- U. u CO HOME WITH ME NOW B. By George McManus Pa teat Office.) WHERE ii vooH ooe.,ne RtALIIE WE ARE AlllMC IN THE MORNlMC ? I ENT HIM Oj A E.RRAjrslD-HS.'1-- U CU6-tf- BE HERE AX HAVE 600rsi AS possible- j - v Sf I'LL TO WAIT WERE LIMTILTHl PLACE CPENIfS . tfsl THE, MO Rn k4 one-tent- Full Silk Lined! Fur Felt! Gentune $g98 benn thir lntrronJerence soon, in the Texas re'ays at Austin, the lost of this month n 1927 rr fsrr-i- . Fsstoms Srssncs. Iwe. Cei8onitjiii V JCPenneyGq All the New Style. I All the New Colors! All the New Bands! fcar 0 . H. V. Piatt, general manager c' the O. 8. L. Railroad company, closed the tournament by a few remarks, complimenting the tournament officials upon tha wonderful success of the meet, after which he presented the winning team with a beautiful silver trophy and gold medals to those winning Individual prises, The winning scores are shown The balance ft tournament scores will be published later. hht, ference indoor championships Saturday, comparison of the records showed tonight. The single event In wMcfc the Valley stars excelled the Western conference was in the fiftv-yardash, in which Grady of Kansas equaled the Valley conference record of 105.4 seconds. His time was of a second faster than Kriss, Ohio State, winner In the Big Ten dash. Wisconsin won the Bir Ten meet with 28 points and Ok!sboma won the Valley meet with 27 V, point. Stars of the two conferences and continue in the Kansas and Chio relay, in mid April, reaching the climax in the Drake relays the last of April EVENTS Everything la set for the first American legion boxing show ever to be held In Salt Xke. The show will be-lo6 be presented Monday night, when Able Mlahklnd and 'Jack Andrews 1 riVK-a- f AN . TSAMS. meet for the Utah lightweight chambout at the pionship In a ten-rouI 874 Ml 2S11 .. L, R. B. Co. ...7 Hippodrome theater. O. 7 Although the program Is for the L. A AH I. R R. CO..B4M) 744 840 2244 American Legion, it Is to be offered O. W. R. A N. R. R. Co S47 so 713 24M Smith, former t'tah state amateur Vv3 I0 "35 2O70 under guidance of Promoter Hardy K. I'nloa Pacific and Eddie Morrison went champion, -DOUBLES TEAMS. the 1 holes with C. E. Foley and Dr. Downing and with the facilities of a 1 S Total the club Manhattan Smith and Morrison won Browning. organization. Profits derived fro Ithe match two up after being two at Logan. .ls-1the battles will O. Riltts L... KnlghtonSSI T 112S 87 '. 1 be nown at tne end or the nrst nine. used in the welfare fluid of The orPocateilo. at Ogderr; August W. R: A" N7- At wood at Idaho Falls; Salt Lake at ganisation Jo relieve distress among O. W.lmer Temporary greens were utilised on the I "Kan Falls. M S32 83 104S the destitute families of the war vet- L. A. ft n L. McCon- Forest l7ah and fountry clubs and Twin erans. 811 M0 S8S, 1007 August 2S-- 2 Ogden at Salt nell foraciitt permanent greens are expected to be Both Mlahklnd available within two or three weeks. Pocateilo at Idaho Falls; Logan at and Andrews art Unfoo Pacific Browa- 213 IBS 918 Twin FaUs. to 857 In be declared Rhode perfect condition for ' KlXOI.Erl. S Mlahklnd looks better Logan at their battle. August Total Salt Lake: Ogden at Pocateilo; Twin than he has at any time before this W. B. ft H. Hubseason. Falls st Idaho Falls. Having knocked out Klcka-po- o 0. bard an 237 i im Dan, something no other Utah 881 144 177 26 8. L. Butts battler ever accomplished. Mlahklnd is 0. A. ft 8. L.r-FU full of confidence and believes that 190 5fl7 181 1M cott he ran do just about anything that Union Pacific Cooper. ..12S 204 180 444 In the ring. wishes he ! The eemlwtndup of the new proaffair. Is liable to gram, a uncover a new sensation In Pewee March 13. POCATKU.O. of who Is Jensen here Denver, OCiDEN, March IS O. I.. Decker Spee'al to The Trlhaae. the Associated: ITess.) A ter- from California, where hecoming Itny has been Marcs IS Salt Uk D. CAUKN'TE, rific wind prevailing tin both fields fighting, to meet Frankle Barnes.' took the doubles In this morning's this morning handicapped the Poea-Itel- lo Jensen last week defeated Dick shoot at the Becker-Blplotraps R. (. W. defeat ths local hoop fir. SatAthlello club and the Pocateilo Ramies, a California headliner. In the Specie! to Th Tribtts. with a perfect score arid tied with urday nltrM in oae ef tiie fattest camea erer I Trapshimtlng club, two local entrants main event of a big show in Ran ROOSEVF.LT. March 13. 'With the Ernie Ford for first honors In the era hre. The final inr was 30 te 27. tne in tsoise capital News telegraphic Diego. Reports on Jensen declare that first A tast minute week of the girls' Interclass basflecker cracked twent-fou- ' r singles, spart by the Israilera gave tournej-- . In Colohe is best bet th developed them the Tleiory, for wits tsa score tied series over at Duchesne counpairs of doubles and smashed forty-eig- at Ncvans, with 22: Hinchley. 21. and rado for some time. He Is a speedy ketball hl-- h there are three teams tied for bluerocks out of fifty In the tbe Kalt with only threa siiitatea ta ty five counted 5 polnta. wklle Shepherd 20. were hlrh among the and clever boser, with a world of first place, the fresh meu, sophomores singles. unthirty-on- e ( ill.nU lo 2 , Bill Paul and lock contestants command at tricks shooting his and holding a all having perfect recaenlors In ring and There was considerable Interest der the P. A. C. banner In the match thorough knowledge Wilkes led the acorlha" attack ef tha winof the ring ords. Play will continue throughout the shoot, which promises to in- ners, while Maker, former An.fl atar, araa with Mountain Home Itod and Gun game. , next week, Friday seeing the conclu- crease as the spring season develops. tbe outstanding slajer oa tha loaing quint. club; Barber, with 23; Benson, 22, and In Barnes, Jensen meets another of the first half of the spring The next shoot will be held Sunday Bait Uk led at the half by th aarrow 21, were men Stratford, never who high one point but Coloradoan, fought Ision aiarKls ef 14 I 19. morning nest at 10 o'clock. for the In club, with In Barnes state. trapshootlng that of the has week are ss folpaired fact, A crowd Hon are scores of the witnessed of nearly persona Following today's the "Washington and Adams counties been fighting but a year, but has lows: Sophomores past 12, seniors 10; freshana attended tii th dance which shoot : gam rod snd clubs. gun to well known Is made the He 2; men 24, good. lunior followed sophomores 17, to high SINGLES. local fans for brilliant work In the Juniors 10; freshmen i, seniors 8; Jun-- I Th cor: 5d .4 f. I,. Becker excan w be n. arena club r. and i Manhattan 22, tors Junior rauENTe E. !.. Ford high . SO HTTP. liTTPj pected to make It tough for the touted .4 J. I.. Campbell . O Tnonc. rf .. I 'Merer, rf . 3 108 to The Tribune. Jensen. 5'V .4 Alf liristensen .pC'l I II 1 4 t Rronnoo.lf T112 There are three other bo'uts on the r.n Wilkes. If... I March .13 Baseball ROOSEVELT, .4S Claude Armstrong ft 0 4 It.k-- r. 2 t 1A Mlllett. c... new program. The main preliminary was officially opened at the Duchesne M Rtnitivuoil. ri ill n 0(,iiK,n. c.,.. C. T. Jones 0 10 0 re... er between Chick a be will last Friday when school 50 county high ..41 Art Crandell l.ewla. I( ... I 1 0 2 Thornton. Ig.. 1102 Evans, colored battler of Salt Lake, the Seminary crew trounred-hM Paal. rf ... 4 S I T. G. Wheelwright high .5? l.l.trn. rf... 0 0 0 0 RIGHT. March Th Idaho, rirst and !. of Bateson Logan. In nine. school the twelfth Inning Harvey .37 Rav Hlnchclirfa ba ward "If" ates baakethall astntet was men came In two Laren Total Totala with out, to for 10 R. Wilson defeat tim U'llH Thsraday flrt I4:8i; on a wild throw to third and made Referee, Cartsr. when the "af" mea of t'roo rook M xBen Crandell ., .is score a run. was The final 2 f Sews to score theai IS. the The by winitng .'. L. K. Vlnlng .is i;25 i to 4. . .19 (an was played st th hlh school Roy Wbeelwrtght SS .14 W. H. Staker Th acoc: Special to Th Trlbase. .13 IS Fretwell George I R1UBT. ccos. ROOSEVELT, March II After har-in- a . DOUBLES. o.tr.p o.Tf.p. held their opponents to a one-poi24 G. I .14 Pecker lokssoa. rf. I 0 March U (By Petsrsoa, rf. I 1 I 11 LOS ANOBIES. two weeks ago, the Central 24 .41 0 0 If ... J, L. Campbell Oortla, If... 41411 the Associated Press.) Otto LInd of margin Dm, school boys of Roosevelt lost to the 24 .21 If 0 0 0 0 E. L. Ford' llnills, c Oil WASHTNtlTONY Marrh It. (By the Jones. Angeles, driving racing car No. seventh grade team of the Duchesne 1 24 I I 5 Crapo, rf.... 0 0 0 0 Los Jnrseaaon. .19 Alf Chrlstensen 13, was seriously lnlured when his county high here Friday afternoon., Associated Press.) Harlnr followed WMt rg.... 0 1 1 1 Burma. If.. 00 S x gun. machine and that of Hammell Oorke The game was hard fought throughout 0 e 0 Ot throush a younj Calltomian to a Ltr. If locked wheels during the course of and the Central boys would not adnata 18 bilI halkllne professional world's a event on the Ascot dirt defeat until the final gun, with tne Tot. I .... Totals .... liard championship, cue fans this track speedway here today. Kehoe. Lind, score of JS-- 7 against Refer. week will see the national emsteur taken to a hospital, was found to overwhelming them. crown go to one of seven aspirants. fracskull a suffered have possible With only a Sunday reress after ture and possible Internal Inhiries the crowning; of Welaer Cochran of when his car crashed Into the fence. Ixis Anseles as world's champion In " Oorke. He If expected to recover. NEW YORK, March 13 (By the the professionalthree-cushiotourney. amateurs whose mount skidded for some disn will open their national Associated pTess ) Dr. Milan Vld-mThe unhurt. race, tance, emerged of Jugoslavia won his second tournament here Monday to continue then in the 147th lap with about victory in two days In Hie Interna-to- throuch Saturday. waa miles to twelve down go, flagged The amateur crown will pass to a tional chess masters' tournament and Bert Kpencer, Los Angeles pilot, day by defeating Frank r J. Marshall, new champion, since the present title-holde- r. declared winner. rr. A. J. Harris of Chlrasjo. moves of New York, in twenty-fou"avAatre soman - mrm grtatmtt" Alexander Alekhlne of Paris Is not entered. He has been chamDr. dre.w with Rudolph Spielmann, Vienna pion for the last two years and reBo. State AT A MEETINO of the nnlTer-sH-y moves, Jose cently won the western tourney at master, after forty-si- x Street adwnrld stadium Detroit. committee keld champion, Capablanca. Th entrants are Lewis M. Vogler journed his match with Aron forty-tw- o Sunday, two financial subcommitof Copenhagen after and W J. Ramsey. Indisnapolls; E. were tees President appointed. move. The Cuban had slightly Z Walnwricht. Plttshurith: Alfred De TJ James it. George Thomas of tbe Hirers! ty the better position when play ad- Oro. Jr . New York: Franc. March 12 By Utah will act as chalrmaa of j theAUTEl'IU journed. . Iwls Newark. N J : R. R. Hushes of Associated Press. ) Count lie both subcommittees. and E. H. Ruark, Washington, D. C. Orsmedns Ltsly today captured the MANTI CENTER WINS. The selections wvre Dr. Thomas, nA.Ooa franc d'Auteuil prlx steeplea. a. u. hoop ateauLTS. IS March The Center chase. Henri Coulon's Iiomadon waa W. W. Ear end John Fltxpatrick MAXTI. Kansas City Tulsa Ragles, At second, and Rene Kamaison's Nosia-ma- a ward "SI" Men's Quintet defeated the on one committee, and Dr. waa third. The race was run in North ward learn Saturday evening Tulsa, Okla., 4; Triple C, Omaha. Thomas, Charles B. Ma bey and in a fast game played In the high Neh., U. the rain. Barnes on other. the 1 Iveai-ocRoyal PeSt. Roxana school grmnasHim. Louis, The winner paid 03 SO for a The score was 2S-ticket. troleums, Woodrlver, III , 19. R.iatrd YOORE RICHTM TENTATIVE BALL jr NIBLEY PARK BOASTS RECORD CROWD Stars Outscore Yalley Rivals BRINGING UP FATHER pHICAGO, March 13. (By the Associated Prc.l Big Ten track stars outwore d those of the Missouri val'ey in eig.Ut of the nine identical event! of the con- Posai-btlit- Car-l&r- ls It's an easy matter to turn Tribune Wants to account just stop and think for a moment what you need most, then put the Wsnts to work for you. Track " liackbone was badly humped In the first turn and knocked to his knees, but made up ground In the last part, although out of the contention. quit badly after setting the pace. Justice F. was used up In trySunday! March 15. was a ing to get to the front and stopped for Utah golfers, and especially badly. day ODD ARE HIGH. so for Mickey Riley and the Nibley The Seagram stable entry, to which litSir Harry belonged, paid (12 40 to Park club addicts. The doughty win, It 60 to place and 13.20 to show. tle professional at the municipal The Rosedale stable entry, which In- course displayed his wlllness In the cluded Dangerous, paid $13 .60 to form by pulling tha wool over place and 16.80 to hsow. Cotlogomor highest the eyes of J. Cecil Alter. For two paid 14.80 to show. - The net value of the purse to the weeks the Irish golf instructor- had winner was IK4.40O. Dangerous got made extensive preparations for a SftDtH) for being second, .Cotlogomor and had announced his received tW00 for third and Oaffsman plans just as extensively. But the received 11600 for being fourth. Cecil J. demurred and bad aforesaid A field of eighteen, t.ne of tha largweather Interfered with the scheme. est that has ever started in the Cof- Riley maintained strict silence last froth, faced the harrier. week about his contemplated plans, and, lo and behold, --summer skies were the result! No less than 2)19 golfers ambled up to the first tee at Nibley park and registered their names. The course was in excellent shape and the perma. nent greens will be resdy for play COMING about April 1 or 15. Among the nota-hl- s who went the round Were l.eonsrd Von Kim. city champion; Roy Von Elm, Nibley park title holder, Ray .Squires and Mickey himself. New tee Callahan-Divodboxes met the performers, aa well as i Fight Ii distance signs on the fairways. A new ruiw that will be In vogue of this year was added to the course regulations. None but foursomes will Lot! AN, Marcl IS. If determination and Ught can overcame a handicap In site, the comparatively small Grlzsly basketball team of the Logan high school will furnish plenty of competitlon'for the other teams In the state meet this week, according to Wlllard "Butch" Knowles, coach of LARGE CROWDS RULE. the Grlxzly team. Never before has Colorado basketThe basket shooters, winball found so many Interested fans. An ners of Orlxaiy district No. 1, sre brimful of example of the game's growing popu- the fighting spirit. Of late they have larity is. seen at Oreeley. There a taken a different attitude Bow gymnasium was constructed with playing the game, and when toward Ihey It meet Minersville on the opnlng night seating capacity of 4000 was built for the future, thepersons. will either "do or die." One thing governing they board said, little expecting to fill It Is certain, that when the lid Is lifted the first year. Nevertheless, It was the Urlxxlles are going to let off - ftnan-- - some of rs. twtea- - packed to the steam that they have the Teachers had their best been accumulating daily,' with a mighty season In history. roar. Colorado university and Colorado a Orlssllea For the week have been college drew huge crowds to their out In the Smart gymnasium frames when a hitter fight was being working V" get accustomed to a larger floor. for the Castaged top two positions. The bigger court seems to favor the pacity crowds attended practically lgan men, for In practices they very game among the leaders. have appeared to be a different irroj Upsets were frequent during the entirely the one that- trounrW eaaon. Teachers, Tigers and Stale Preston from for the division title. The loomed as the beat three teams, with Grisxlles will leave for Salt Lake next the Aggies cutting a swath tempoand practice there that afrarily. Tigers developed their attack Tuesday ternoon previous ty Ih opening of the rather slowly and were at their height tourney. the at season's close. Coach Cooper at Coach Knowles lost his first subGreeley experienced tough luck in the guard last evening when Paul way of Injuries and was handicapped stitute almost throughout the season. , Hut Nash broke an arm. This will, no hard with the I,oirnn team. doubt, go his team grew stale towsrd the end, If a substitute guard is needed very and Its defeat-b- y the Cowboys settled during the games the issue decisively. Aggies Inter badly The following Griiilles be will walloped the Hears and eliminated taken to the tourney: Captain Glen them entirely. Franklin Richards, Coach Alvln Twltchell developed a Spencer, guard; William wonder team at Colorado Kwalls, center; college. forward; Simpson and Johnson play good games Frank Harrett. guard; Arus Westover, Johnson, forward at forward. Ryan and Phelps are a forward; Taggart center; Perce Hawkins, guard, pair of excellent guards. Clark Is a and Ross and forward. Captain Redforri, marvelous center. If Clark oould onlv shoot baskets there would be no team Kpenrep. Westover, Richards, Barrett will and Kowalls In the region capable of stopping the the starting lineup. pr6bably comprise Tigers. Pairings Made for Catholic Hoop Meet BREAK. - five-ma- - TO Sir Harry was slow to- break st the lifting of the barrier, but Improved his position under a steady ride put up hy Jockey Rourassa and raced into the contention approaching the stretch turn and finished gamely after taking the lead in the stretch run to hold off Iranaerous. The latter closed strongly and was much the best of the others. Cotlogomor was humped 0 In the first furlong, but gained steadily and finished fast. Gaffsman. which finished fourth, was a forward contender all the way and was going strong at the finish, although not close to the first thrse-bag-ge- r. The score: AU Night Club Emery club MEW TORK, March 13. (By the Associated Press.) With the filing. of an entry by Spain, the challenging field for the International Davis cup competition has been increased to twenty-fou- r nations, the United States Lawn Tennis association disclosed today. Two more days remain before the closing of tne lists, with of the record entry of twenty-fivnations In 1925 being equaled or surpassed. Twenty of the team wm compete in the European tone, with France favored to. come through, while the remaining four will play in the American son. Coincident wHh this announcement cams the appointment of a cup committee of seventeen, headed by Julian S. Myrick of New York, which will select an American team to defend the trophy in September for the seventh consecutive year. Indications are that the veterans, William T. Tilden, William M. Johnston and E. N orris Williams again will be called upon to wield thslr racquets in the challenge round. The association points out, however, that the development of "reserve strength" will be, necessary, ear.ee Vincent Richards turned professional. e Bud Chandler of California, intercollegiate champion, probably will receive first consideration for the vacancy left by the withdrawal of Richards. Lewis N. White of Texas ajul Alfred H. Chapln, Jr., of Springfield, Mass., ranked in the top ten for the first time this year, also will be candidates. Official confirmation of the selection of the European gone for the preliminary play of the French "team has been received here. This decision will pit the tricolor musketeers of the court against strong oppoa and Hungary sition, with Germany, England, Spain, leading the fight. e CLAY the f expres- lion. "It won't be long now," for ys pood old" ball season is on! The first baseball gams of the season to be reported to The Tiibune arrived after much expectation, when the All Night club took in tha Emery club nine in a tilt played on the University of Utah cam. pus, Fljling, on the mound for the victors, let the opposition down with two bite. 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