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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14 19, 1928. Week's Scholastic and College Hoop Program Shifts Suddenly : Aggies Play Here Utes Switch Dates With BRAVES LOOK Rickard Nearly Ready cougars rem Leopards, Panthers 4 Ma U. A.C.;Squads Untried Quarantine at Logan Promoter Leaves for Southland to Discuss uation With Champ; Opponent Vill LEGION GRID "Best Team in Six Years, Be Named February I, Claim. HONOR MEDAL Says Fuchs; New Pilot DAHLE WINS Pre- vents Teams From Play- ing Regular Schedule. The week's basketball schedule was suddenly chanted when Ike Armstrong, head coach of the University of Utah basketball squad, announced that the Utah Aggie will come to e Salt Lake, Friday, for their aertaa with the Utea, which opena the Western division schedule together State-B- . Montana I. u. with th The spinal msnln-gttuasle at Provo. quarantine at Logan was the cause of the switch, though It does not affect the college. This quaranto be lifted untine Is not scheduled til January ML Coach Dick Romney of the Aggies got In touch with Armstrong, Wednesthat the day morning, with the result to Salt Lake game were switched rather than call them off altogether. The Utes win battle the Farmers In their next meeting at Logan, which was scheduled for Salt Lake. two-cam- tl Season Opens Here One Week Earlier. Local fans and Utah students will the season's get a chance to see opener rather than mark time for a wet waiting for the B. Y. U. tossers to show here against the Utes next week. A strong delegation of Aggie students la expected to come down from the north. Inasmuch as the health ban applies only to the town and not the college. When the teams get together, the spectators an going to see two untried outfits go Into action. Though the Utes got plenty of competition on the recent eastern trip, It was In the nature or a trial for the entire squad, with the lineups being ahifted Hence, with the lineup to nightly. face the Aggies still rather hazy, the Redskins are showing their stuff for The veteran Aggie the first time. outfit has confined Itself to practices and Intramural and has yet to appear In regular competition. Utah Will dive Big Squad I Chance to Show. Coaches Ike Armstrong and Vadal Peterson will take plenty of men Into the battle. Pete Couch seems certain to start at one forward, but who the pther will be Is still pretty much of a mystery. It flea between Jerry Smith. LaMar Vincent, Jimmy Jensen and Frank Jonas. Jerry Smith, whose uncanny eye for the basket has been la evidence right along, would not be a surprise choice at all for Couch's mate. The center position Is the most doubtful. Neeley and Price will both see action, but who will go after the This posiIn unknown. first tip-o- ff tion has been the least decided of any during the whole progress of the Utes so far. The guard line la the only one that seems a certainty. Oeorge Wat-kin- s and Evert Lybbert, unlesa something happens at the last moment, are apparent guard choices, with Oscar Evans and Marvin Jones both pushing them hard. Up at Logan, Dick Romney haa cut his squad down, and by Friday will have his outfit reduced to twelve, who will be brought here. A first five has been going through the paces tofew for the first days, gether though whether It will remain so la doubtful. Worthlngton, Nielsen, Martin-dal- e. Wade and Carl Davis have been working together, but Tate and Henri have been used a forward now and then, making the forward post unsettled Adds to Club's Hopes. Special te The Tribune. LOGAN, Jan. 18. Robert Dahle, who won his letter in football last fall, playing end on the Utah Aggie team, has been declared winner of the medal awarded annually by Logan post No. 7 of the American Legion for the athlete who wins his letter In football and maintains the highest scholastic stsnding during th qusrter In which he competes. Th first nine grldders heading th Mat are: Robert Dahl. 88.5 per cent; Wes Schaub, 86.2 per cent; Robert Qibbons, 84.2 per cent; Dave Hurren, 83.6 per cent; Wes Sorensan, 83.6 per cent; George Judsh, 12 per cent; Ed Jensen, S1.7 per csnt; Golden Welch, S1.2 per cent; Dougls Bergeson, 81 per cent. NEW YORK, Jan. II (AP) Gene Tunney'a first opponent thla year will be named In Miami about th first of February, Tex Rickard announced BOSTON, Jan. II (AP). "The before leaving for th baseball team" we've had in the alx tonight shortly Florida city, where the heavyweight years I have been In Boston," I th visiting. way President Emll E. Fuchs regards champion th Rickard mad announcement his 1921 Boston Brave baseball ma discussion with th after a chine which gets under way next managers of Tom Heeney, New month with a new driver at th wheel Zealand champion, and Jack Delaney, In th person of Managr Jack Slat- - retired title holder, In which he attempted unsuccessfully tery. to match th fighter for a fifteen- same an tlm At th Integral part In Madison Square Garden of the machln deatlned to furnish round bout L th necessary spark to pull It out of March to spend four week Rickard an habitual aecond division rut i playing golfplana with Tunney and dis believed to have bean acquired In th situation deal which cussingto the heavyweight season's outstanding 1100,000 on February brought Roger Hornsby to Boston frlor bind posting an on th champion's from th Giants to captain th tribe services for option 918. at second base. Following upon the fruitless session For th rest, th squad will shape with of the handlers and Deup as mostly veteran with one or two laney, Rickard left Heeney somewhat perpromising additions to a pitching staff turbed by th tangled state of affairs, which last year suffered for lack of now dropped Into the hand of John an outstanding Johnny M. Chapman, who wa named assist Cooney, veteran southpaw, who unant general manager of th Garden derwent an operation on his left elMadison the by today Square Garden bow, will attempt a comeback, while board of director. Chapman, a sub among the new additions are Ed stantial stockholder in the corporation from Seattle and cxar of American Brandt, a big y blcy and Art Delaney, formerly of Oakland The veterans Include Kent ureen field. Jo Genewlch, B. Smith, Charlie Robertson and Henry Wertx. Hogan'a Departure bt 1 two-ho- 1 T COURT T six-da- Lo Bawlers and Hi Bawl Meet ers in Second Lesvea Big Hoi. Ho-ga- Tourney of Season. The second handball tournament of local business and professional men Th will gat under way Thursday. scheduled opening Wednesday waa delayed on account of the only match Six of that day being postponed. matches will be run off, while Wednesday's postponed contest will be played Friday at 6 p. m. The Lo Bawlers and Hi Bawlers, rival sides of the tourney, are ready to go their second argument and try to further settle superiority, which went to the Hi Bawlers In a hotly conteated aeries of battles In the previous tournament. Some fast competition I assured In Court fans look Thursday's set-t-matches. o when th Lo Bawler to a real p combine of Bert Palmer and H. meets R. Richardson and R. Bltner, bearer of the HI Bawler standard. Thursday' schedule, with Lo Bawler teama listed first In the pairings, follows; li noon F. Umpleby and A. B. C. Ohlsen vs. C. Senior and R. Senior. 4 p. m. C. Margetts and O. Squire vs. C. Oarnlner ana u. lieaver. 4 p. m. T. Steward and C. Brooks vs. P. Eccle and H. Price. H. 4:10 p. m. Bert Palmer and R. Rolapp v. R. Richardson and Bltner. 5 p. m. J. F. Bett and C. J. Pugh va. R. Llndeman and E. Gessweln. 7 p. m. C. Hancock and C. Lloyd va. W. Wrlnkler and F. Burton. Jess Hobson CHICAGO, Jan. 18 (AP) Individual decisions of the Judges and referees of all wind-u- p bouts In Illinois hereafter will be made public. raui rrehn, chairman of the state athletic commission, said today this suggestion will become a rule at the next meeting of the commission, Defeats Indian at Brigham City Special t The Tribune. BRIGHAM Jan. lS.-fCITY, Hobson, Ogden welterweight, took a decision from KIckapoo in the main Dan. Indian fighter, event of the American Legion boxing card here tonight. The bout waa all Hobson, though the Ogden men could Tuesday. at Heretofore the Individual decisions not send the Indian to the canvasand Ottogary of the Judges and referee have not any time. Chief Custer four-roun- d to Con a went Hanson been made public In the semlwimlup. Under th new plan th Individual draw Babe Herman of Salt Lake, substidecision will not be announced from fought Dan tuting for Petfour-roun-Evans, the ringside. The verdicts will be O'Brien d to a draw. Glen given to the newspaper writers cov- Johnson declsloned Ken Jeppaon In ering the match and they will be aufour battled Strum and rounds, Youg thorised to announce them In their re- Kid Holland to a three-roun- d draw. spective publications. and Jack Harper Floyd Checketts went three rounds to a draw In the Dern and Ector Meet in Ogden Special to Th Tribune. Jan. 18. Vtsltlng aa well as various and sundry other wrestling enthusiasts, have aet aside a huge block of seats for the mat encounter tomorrow night at the Twenty-thiratreet auditorium between Ira Dern and George two of th date' leading Ector, Th bout will be a flnlah match, best two out of three falls. Mill Stelnborn Is matched with Al Newman in a time limit match. Jack Reed of Ogden La booked to go on with Charli Mason in a twenty-minutime limit encounter. Dern haa been substituted on the bout program for Johnny Kllonls, who waa stricken ill auddenly. OODEN. d heavy-weight- s. one-ho- te Idaho Falls Five Meets Edmunds Special to Tte Trlbone. Winter Ain't What Is Used seven WMCRC Yf O WHCrrevCR ARC GOING Turs YtfW.WHTf WtNTCR jsprre OvetV wciowpj year. The first step of the government In this direction was to limit to $2000 th factory list price of the new automobiles which the Indiana may purchase. Thus "poverty" affect a proud race which traveled from coast to coast In th moat xpenalve lim- th.. MT YCAR9 Through Trie wiarnHt ousines. Almost 1340,000,000 In oil and gas lease and royalties was paid to the Osages In the last seven year. Sta- tisticians figured that then payments If converted Into 110 bills and placed end to end, would circle th earth one and times at the equator, and that In tl bills, th paper wuold decorate both aides of a wall circumscribing the Osage tVAfTE HOYT SAtAKY " aaW wttmct A A PUf6AlOW Aeis some INSURANCE r HWmcWfa, 190-fo- ""a. Bo Old-tim- e AVIATION 100-fo- n .. Bed-mon- s v n ISfllllllSillIIIIIIIIISIIIIIUgulllIIIIIIllimillUHsisi 7All OKOtTHDS ENTBIES. rirat race. 11200, claiming, maiden 3 rear olds and up. one sail and seventy yard JOB, Pbl Delta 101, Blonda 111 rioodiat Rough Sea 101. flee Eff Cee J 16. Jean Bond 101. Miss (rump 111. Hula Britannia 101. Dlack Cyclone 110, Deterraan Stiff 118, Shirt 100, Lilla B. 101. Second race. 81200, claiming. and up, one mile and a Re Teuton IDs, zTall (iraae 105. Donnarldeo 105. Try Again 110, Theo ray 110, Wildcat 110, Battlefield 110. Delhi Boy 110. Heather- wine 105, Pride 10,'., John Johnaoa. Jr., 110, xAdmirer 105. Third race, $1300. allowances, the Golden alx furlongs Cmw'a Bod pane. Jiest 100, Biloxi ion, seeqai los, HieeserieM 108. Black Friar 108. Worthy 10T, Stormy Pert 10S, Tommy Tickle 109, Bruno 105. Colonel Drag 10S, Herendeen 105, Laogb-Uu- r Fourth race, sizoo. suowsacea, rne Brer-eesad ap. six fur- puree, lonra Plgeoa Wing It 115, MlJIgado 10S. 108, Wltehmosat US, aLurky Triumph Sosaa 108, Casdy Flf 118, Dangerous 115, e 10S. aOenlal Boat 110. Patiy Jan OelMen 113, Old Slip 110. Fair Acre farm and J. MePheraon en- - ry. Fifth race, siaoo, Siamese, tn old on mile Algol Kalmuck parse, 108, Pentbeni 100. 108, BUIy Cnlbertaon Fedonna 111, Dreana Lea 108, Jack Illgilna 105. High Field 105. Dee 111. Dan Burn Mlanomer 108, 105, ham 108, Hefarendum Serajevo 10S. Sixth race, $1980, claiming, 4 year-old- a and a alxteenth Bitter and np, one mil 113. xOdd Fallow II 111, lit. Port Her xArrosant 118. Sir Leonid 110. dorer Club Blockhead 104. The Hngeenot 114, 100, Guest of Honor 11. xlflas Chlntqny 108. Huoa Pis 114, Ball Gee 110. Serentk nee. 81300. claiming, 4 year ol.is aad up, mm mil and a sixteenth r Parol II lit, xGnnd King 10. Fanlight 104, Adieu 105, Grand Bey 118, xCockrill 111, 112, 118. Royal Highness Bright Steel xSaperfnak 118. Talladega 113, J Bo I Confidence 107. Chick U 110. Weather cloudy: track fast. xAppreatlea allowance. HOW ABOUT IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. Jan. II. Idaho FaTla high school basketball teams will play a r on th local floor Friday evening, th boys engaging the Edmunds high SKMAIK. WAtTg Hovrmm ICanac school and th girl th I IB tm IMI American rm Lake Mariners Band Falls team. AN 9yTAg,l g "CT This will b th first tlm th to Save Lightship Idaho Falls and American Falls girls LAOt nave met on th basketball floor and the first tlm in two years that the MILWAUKEE Lake mariEdmund and local boy have mixed ners, sentimentally(AP).attached By AL D! MARES, to the Farmer Pitcher, New York Oiants. Milwaukee, a lightship that for years has thrown oat Its protecting beacon ban player a a rule wr from the Milwaukee harbor on Ilk who wintered Larry McLean, Michigan, have began a movament to where winter overtook him. eav th little vessel from being Moat of th modern player have Junked. other occupations to take up their The boat la to be displaced time daring the off sssson- by a radio beacon, but for th tlm Wait Hoyt of the Yank aa being it will still rid at anchor her. undertaker Ray Schalk of the White Effort of John C. He ha for WisBox I a realtor and Insurance man. consin congresamaa. have been enJack Foumler also Mil Insurance, listed, aad h ha assured the ship's and Rube Marquard go in for reel friend that th light will b kept estate. BUI Doak look a flier In all burning until the worth of radio beand also crashed th Flor promotion, cons to lake chipping baa been folly ida RED RAVIN AE HO CLUBS realty game, but the big crash established. Air Service and Survey Co. down there set him back o far he t coilie bark to th diamond had Utah only Flying School 0rund CHALLENGES CHOPPERS Most of th modem player are fruInstruct tour,. gait RED OAK Iowa (AP). T. M. d gal feuewe. more Interested in piling Lake Airport. Club Room. Is ninety years old, bat wood In the bank than anrth.ng 12 Mclntyr Bigg. . O. Box 1444, I his favorite sport. He Bart Lata City P. O. Box 441, eaaaaaV a chaiienx to aar Ogden. per la Lb county ever tiny yeara of (Copyright, 18tt. double-heade- gllllllllllll 10S. to Be to Stars Back to a STARS NAMED FOR OLYMPICS NEW YORK, Jan,. 1S (AP). American Olympic committee today announced th official of a team of three skiing experts ta represent th United la th State Olympic winter porta at St. Merita, Switzerland, next month. Two of the performer, Rolf Monaon of Springfield, Man and Charles N. Proctor of Dartmouth college, will leave for Europe this llnar Arabic. Saturday en th Th third, Andera Haugen of Chiformer national amateur cago, champion, will sail January 28 00 th Degraaaa. L as Dcnool TUETAkTA Flnt nee. RESULTS. and up, claiming, $81)0, fin and a half furloage la Zat So 118 . won; Sweet-a(Owessl, $24.80. 88.40. 188 (PetaesL 88.40. 88 40. second'. H8 Time. third. too 111 (Ltkr). 8T.20, 1 08 Sllrer Strand. Rock Bottom. Jane Dlerka, Hasdeoeae Star, Jack Sharper. H1I-Red. red Serb, Fighting In Rohan, Smart Ron and Kinetic also ran. Second ing, 1800. and ran, up, claim- mile aad a sixteenth -- Confluent (Sanaaul, 8X40, 8420, 88.00. wea; I Robert sea I. 111 Causae 840. 84.40, second: BUIy Todd 108 (Lalawr). 83.80, third. Time, Ir8 2 3 Montdale. Mint JnVr. Cknla Thru, Chick Bell. C. W. Jaesnea. Daytime. Jetsam. Ruavty. OI4a Right. Urate Takalo. an $, Got, battertoa aad Paaakau also ran Frxrth rare. 3 year-old800 claiming I Laa Haass 141 fJneBsaii eenrrmr B ther I . 884. 84 40. lito wo: Ataaa 14 (Raewlagl. 8.10. 0 80, aorwod: Ftwak Light 11 Time. 1:8. (Fnarrsl. 83 30, tktr O. Cellini. Heatherrase. Little HRK and Raa FUa alee ns Bod aa. claim la, Fifth nee. 4 yaer-otmtte and a atraaoatk. $ Little Blaae 108 .m . 310 80. ana: ilnselotel. Brownie IsmUe IS iLaanart, 84.30, 88.38, ecoa4. 8 3. CagaaXM 11 tHontaajL 1 48 third Rf4atlx4. Time, Flnt rraam Shasta He, r Ron ftatlsr Itar Dale Fp Rae Ke.ee Faarteee aad Tree Fal- - aad sax, ate nmlisa IKammerl. 84 8. 83 80, 82 8 rase. 148 tk. Raaaadl). 83 84, 820, aa. year-eta- s 118 jat Brows Shasta astry. Losg retry, Sennth nee, 8400, Cardiff riatmlaf. mil aad eerentr Tarda Ruff es 101. Bamadaa 16, Watch tk Ttaas 84, Jack falrmaa 82. Marietta 101. Mlastrat boy 10. Mow 93. Realist 108. By Gesb 88 3 year olds aad up Eighth nee. 8844, elalmlBf. at J ferioege iThraee 188. xbSaa-ol- a the 11 J. Walmaav 10. King Balk 113. Ighagmaa 105, xataaosy 113. I Knighthood 7. Keatnrky Babe 10, saVowed Yeageaac . Baart Top S3. XkDea K 14, Mhaa Alma 148. xaMat Raster 104. Backers Bells 100. a k 84 80. seeaaad: Sweeping Bay 104 (Floyd i, 82 20. third. Time. 1 04 Combat. Jobs aie tVaraatl, beanie. H puwaL Shoe Seine. C. Whit, Boy Fftoad. T1)maaa. Ella Kiaa.se Nends entry. e Second race. 3800, 3 rear olds, claiming, Geneaee Bell fixe furlongs 106, Dutch White 101, Philomela Tent Builder 111, 107, ln7. Minnesota Question Mark 106, Springfield 113. Speedy Lad 110. Miss Chat-tertLHUe Stout 111, Sunglass II 105, 110, TiwVnty-tw- o 110, Dolly Dan 108, Klpikal Sixty 118, Last Shot 113. Sierra' Shot 110, Sweep Easy 105, Lahanla 105. ana up. Third nee, tew, Clubhouse coarse The Nephew claiming, 107. Old Broadway 107, Sheffield 103. Ear Use 105, Lanonton 113. Maunaola 108, Negotiator 105, Worth While 105. Pal Isdy 108. Matilda B. 108, Jay Hoberta lis. Hence 107. Barber BUI 118. Cloud Accelerator 108. and up, Fourth race, 8800. x Bronx 101, xCobra claiming, alx furlongs . xLake Rock 102. Lord uougiaa loe. Shaata Rock 112. Valley Jo 100. John A. Scott. Jr. 117, xBelle K. 110, xTamr 101, 111, xFerroaa Beth 103. Larky t'Blucky Hays 108, xOobae Gardes 108, xPrealdent Lad xSeottlah 88. Decorator 10S, 104, xl'alonTllle 107, xRepe's End 101. Firth nee, 800. 3 year-oiaclaiming. alx furlongs bKhaata Rabbi 112. xCelllnl 101, xAtcaaa 110. xLe Elegante 108, xHom- lay 11. i Blue Boa 114, xbShaaU Bishop 112, XGIIat o tjota lus. Biopsy a. xHeroakel 102, Plat 112. Kin th Job 102, xBerty O'Neal 108, aatajor MaUon 112. sensoune entry. a b Browa Shaata entry. Sixth nee. 31000, Quickstep handicap, fire aad a half furlonga Proctor Bug 111, a Shaata Pep 104. rlomera Gat 111. 104, bPntty Pol 144, Johnny Age (Judge Srhllllsx 113, Vise Drape an 104. eShaata Reae 100. Color RMnd 10. Frank ti. Ilea 107, Little Broom JOS. Shu barb 111. and bp, ma I dew, Third nee. fW aad s half fast sags daim tag . Sir Albert 104 I Hooper I. $5 00. 84 0, 82 was; Oneea OUria 104 iFtaaWr). 813 44. atlae TIJUANA ENTRIES. Flnt nee, 8800, claiming, three furlonga eTutasco 104. Aobny 8. Ill, 10K bVanor 105, Fill D. 108, bOmarssa cRapId Transit 111. Becky Dear 103. aCharm ing ohot 102, uiact uniting 101, asia Htiia 107. a Chrieteneen entry, b Syofy entry, li. 111 Rob Roy ale ond; Shasta Bullet 105 (H. Phllpot). 82.30. third. Time. 1:181-5- . Toadeleyo, Cantankerous. Pat and Shasta Gold also ran. Sere nth race, 8800, and np, 111 Old KIckapoo fir furlong Calming, Vir31 won: 3280. 85.40, 20, llnaelone), 108 ILuther). 84.00, 88.00, ginia Carlton second; Lillian L. 104 IR. Rnaaelll. 83 40, third. Time, 1:00 Pennon, Knighthood. Shaata King. Kanairha, Rope's Bnd and Mies Alma also ran. and np. Rlghth race, $000, a alxteenth Captain claiming, mile aad Martin 106 (Fields!. 831.80, 811 00. 88.00. won; Beallst 10T (Lladseth). 315.00, 85.60, second: Blue Flak 108 (Kelly). 85.40, third. Time, 1:48. Dr. Clark, Margie K Croatan, Cross Bow sad Long Jo also ran. a Mr(aBeletry. k 4trite aad V a Wat loe retry Nlnta nee. 8840, sad ap. xAIr Castle mils Bad s smarter 144, abrootweod 104. xOJo lug. Ryelaeh 113. xAleeate 104. atfaid Dealer Is 4Kb Tate 114. I ba ratal id 144. aTeaaeaae. do, rd 8 144. Utile Maa llg. agtrife 108. Irriagtaa 11. sWynaewoed IhA, ibuabary ill. lot , S prnt 31344, 113 throo-- a (CatesettJ I. ST 14. 88 118 iMaara. 88 Day Aggie Game Th Utah-Uta- h Former Local 1 John ; ,., 41 Newman Five 1 Judgment six-da- WomeivlE old-tl- THE Raster Yale Swiirimers Squat Break Three College Marks and Terris Matched one-flft- New York Bout d 5, h 1000-ya- nine-tent- of 1927 Enter Derby Lists ford 10. nj third. (gnu), Lot8812, Winnie Also B., Deona Marie, Dolly Polly, fiorlnaaaa. Original, Kherwood, Boa Sweep. Second nee, claiming, $1800, three-fourtof a anils Polar baa 110 (Sekaefer), 884.74. 814.94, 88.18, won; 14 28. 83.03. aec104 Laddie (Leonard). ond; Blrtiu 10 (Babort). 84.82, third. Time. 1:13 Also Cbataoa. Oeorge Odda On, Madcap PrinStack, Emphatic. ces, High .norm, Claprock, 8t. Mattbawe. aad ap, Bllowancea, Third race. 4 year-old81200. one mil Adranea pone, Florida Gold 108 (Hebart), 85.72. 884, 8 48, wo; Chaff 1U8 (Leonard). 85.M, 88.82. as east ; aecond; Sport Tlm. the :S9 ns Pooh. n rioraaada 1:40 84. 100 tMagaln). Also ran AanUcar. third. Tim. bey, Msldooo. 88 28, Beggar and ap, Tinsel fourth nee, Moatclaone Trophy handicap, 8104, aave aaUe 107 a and alxteenth Bssa Companion wa. Wallet 81 (Uawl, 81 84, 8428. (Pkllllpal. 8 82, 88 78. second; bob kogera 104 Tlaaa. 1:44. (Ley land I, 82 88, tkxrd. follat. My Sea. Also, ran-f- es aad up. allowances. rrrth nee. Sa lease pan. $1240. esse sitle I'elygaaala 104 (beahaaa). $10 48, SS.8. 8414. 1'nflteee 108 (boardea). 874. 8444, an: Alaudat (Murray). 842, third. Black Gohl. War l 10 1:48. At Margaret St. Tlaa. ken. I. MelTSBB S-- , Go loo. board. Dark L. Sixth race. 4 rear olds Bad p. ela las Ing, 8184. oo aalka aad a atitoeata Moaa'a boy no taieysri. m ax. f7 wt. H w ana ruto 10 (Hert) (2. 8 28. Bright hbawl leg (Loaaurd), A ass TUB. 1 4 X--. Carpaaaat Arabia.. 8 ed 48. , Soldiers Down Slow Up Bird Dog Contests black 4 year-olaad axe, ewe as $1200. and aa eighth fret-el- l 118 I Mollis), 84.84. 85 04. 88 18. waat; 88.42. one Bay 118 (Baft). $12 110 (MrOoalgte). Sasaki 88 .74, third. lb Wnrk 884. Moved. 7 nee. IS 18, 88 as Ute- - f vanced Cyclist New Garden Officer lag, FEW ORXtAbS RESULTS. race. 2 rear ah - Ad- . Oraasaa. tr; track good. Aspresllee abewasc. Weather. ,r,i. lilt a East and West high schools, the r combat hastened by th sudden shift of th Aggie basketball PROVO, Jan. II (AP). Brigham tilts to Salt Lake for Friday and SatYoung university begins her conferurday night, will clash Thursday at ence basketball aeason this Friday s p. m. In th DMrt gymnasium cham last conference against year's In their first hoop meeting of th afth Montana Stat Bobcats, pions, held little promts contest Th year. ter an extensive preseason campaign of colorfulneaa, as far as the local reraw to Mason designed Cougar district race waa concerned, until East cruits by bringing them under fire tipped th L D. S. C. last wk. But com against both Junior colleges and now It is a real battl for blood, with mercial team. Coach Roberts haa a th winner definitely "In" a a conwealth of material, new and old, from tender for district laurels and th loser which to mould a team, but lack of almost as definitely out. experience will detract something The two Red and Black schools ar from th bright outlook. going great right now and should prodivided Th squad at present vide on of the most thrilling tilts Into two teama, one consisting In the on the waxed floor that they have yet 4 main of new and on of old players. played. Both teama are given an even It Is doubtful which team wtll be break. West by virtu of Its great seen In action against the Bobcats, play against the Saints In the opening but it Is not unlikely that both teams gam of the year and the Leopard to will have plenty of opportunities by their marvp lous defensive work and show their wares. comeback of last Friday that earned The "vet" squad Is headed by them their triumph over th Saints. "Rags" Ingersoll, chief "Y" hop at center, and Includes Wright and Bast will go Into the fray with th H. Chapman, Old-Tim- e am outfit that want so good a week Skousen, forwards Cooper and Col lins, guards. Squad No. I, consisting ago. That will be Captain Llewellyn chief of new men, boasts such playand Barker at forwards, Whitney at Assistant center ers a Reeves, center; M. Magleby Racer, and Chase and Lewis at and Hoover, forwards; uaiiir and R. guards. Coach Ballard at West will shift hi Magleby, guards. to Tex Rickard. Montana a lmprssiv way they appeared lineup from th preseason Into th record haa thrown doubt againat th Saint. Beckatead will-, "Y" outlook, but Coach Robert go back to center from guard, Captain Anderson wtll go back to guard to making up in lack of optimism with NEW TORK. Jan. 18 (AP).-o- hn from forward and will be paired with a double portion of hard work. M. Chapman, veteran blka racing Nobles, and Corbett will go from cen- . ., UM .,, ,.,,1 a, frn.. n rAu aimA tM will, impresario, today waa elevated to ,ri ,ur. aw, the post of vice president and assis- whose sensational shooting featured) tant general manager of th Madison the first West battl. Square Garden corporation, placing him next In rank to Tax Rickard in handling th Garden varied sports activities. Chapman took charge of affair tonight simultaneous with th departure Company B of Fort Donglaa dowsed th of Rickard for Miami, Fla., where the Newman club of th of Utah la promoter expected to com to final a faat hoop contest atUnlrenity post Wednesday term with Gene Tunney on the 1928 evening, 22 to 10. Tuly thof th wtanen was t heavyweight championship maa boxing with 11 counters. All Four Entries Get program. a The scon: ef th fray Chapman's position 1 I new one In the Garden organisation, 00MPANT B. XBWMAN8, L. O.TT.P. designed to glv Rickard a first as0.T.F.P,- Prizes and Three Finsistant aad alio furnish an executive Clayton, rf 2 0 0 4 Boslcentek.rf 8 4 4 1 If 0 0 O Wllllama, If. 10 0 Bransgan, head when the promoter la away. e 2 2 12McClna. ... 44 04 ish in A former hike rider himself. Chap Tuly, e 1 3 0 Coffmas r,g. 1 0 O'Neal, If... 0 0 0 0 man has been associated with Rick If 0 0 2'Martln, lg... 0 0 0 0 ard In various enterprises since they Alexander, met at uoianeid in i90o. ne is best Leary, lg... 0 0 0 0 Log gins, lg.. 00 0 0 IS y GRAND JUNCTION, Tnn.. Jan. known, however, as promoter of S 4 4 St Totals ....10 2 2 21 Tetals racing In New Tork aa (AP). Rain and mud mad th going well bicycle Beferc, Clark. as and Detroit. ChapChicago difficult for dogs running In th na- man la the cxar of th professional tional bird dog trial today, but all cycling game. He wa born at Rome, years ago. four contestants put over th cours Ga., forty-nin- e found birds and three finished under John H. Chapman, new assistant manager or Madison Square Garden, Judgment bicycle fans Hal Worthy's Kate, setter, owned by la well known to that sport Dr. T. F. Berberovlch of Saginaw, of Utah who followed at was Its a number when it like height looked a contender Mich., possible for th first quarter of th heat, but of years ago her. Chapman raced old of at Palace th Salt Salt Lake on. Mis May Fair, wa lost later was also connected with th old pointer, owned by F. S. Grove, Jr., and at track Saltalr. of Rlvlngton, N. J ran a level race, Chapman was prominent during the bevle and several finding flv years of 1899 to 1904. singles. waa a marked ty The second brace brilliant race on the part of Lead, pointer, owned by B. K. Llttlepage, Charleston, W. Va., In which four bevies and several single were found. Dan Woolton's Dauntleas, pointer, owned by Jack Dunn of Baltimore, found two bevies. Eight dogs arc still to turn In th preliminary heat for th championship of America. MJDDLETOWN. Conn. Jan. 18 (AP). Tale swimmers broke three na tional intercollegiate tank records here tonight when they defeated Wes- leyan natatores, 44 to 18.. Captain House of th Ell team broke the intercollegiate back atrok record by tlm of 1:48 battering BVlaofc h the previous mark by two and seconds. ARMS In the breast strok relay. And ar, i four Blue swimmer, mad the distwenty-fou- r tance In 11:24 Bods. and three-fiftsecond better than the pototo previous mark set by the Navy. a In breast stroke special NEW TORK, Jan. IS (AP). The the Bulldog swimmers covered lightweight elimination match be- relay, forty-fou- r the distance in 12:47 From your fro throw position yog, tween Sid Terris of New York and and seconds than will we two rims of th basket, tha of Los Angeles, the Navy's previous tlm. quicker Jimmy McLarnin front and back. Th sides will not subject of considerable dickering, was be visible. Focus your eyes upon th closed today for February 4 at Madspace between these two visible rims) ison Square Garden, when McLar- Two-Year-Ol- ds to make th ball Data and determine nin' manager agreed to a stipulation When between them. you hav to make th weight 115 pounds, the the basket, witn arm la ranged" class limit. of th front and arms lower you, body Th Pacific coast boxer previously by a quarter squat. This brings th favored agreement on 137 pounds, but sn to th at oblique angl finger th state athletic commission refused floor, so band th wrists to bring the to sanction th match, on that basis one mor to tha) pointing fingers sine both men are title aspirants r rom ims position, start tn iioor. The winner la expected to be IvOUTSVTLLE, Ky., Jan. 18 (AP). th arm and it with and body lift, matched for a championship go with Two outstanding thoroughwrists As th ball Is released, a sammy Mandeii. breds of the 1927 racing aeason, slight flick of th wrists may b used, Count and Anita Peabody, were but conscious twisting must Relgh be avoid COLLEGE BASKETBALL. the first entries received for the Ken- ed. Aim for the basket rather than At Manhattan, Kan. Kansas Ag tucky derby, to b run at Churchill th backboard, for if you do so and Down here. May IS. Both ar owned gies 38, Iowa State 28, overshoot, th ball has a chance Lb 27. by Mrs. John D. Harts of Chicago. Iowa Grlnnell At Grlnnall. rebound Into the basket, but If yoa 18. Drake aim for th backboard; and overshoots At Chicago Loyola 88. Centre 15. AMERICAN HOCKEY ASSN. an th weasel, f pop go 24. At New Haven Columbia At Duluth Minneapolis 1, Duluth Tale 23. 1 John F. DlUe Company.) (tie). (Copyright, At Washington University of Mary land a, Gallaudet 29. 14. At Washington Dcrauesn American university 29. 38. At Washington Georgetown Johns Hopkins 29. At Princeton. N. J. Pennsylvania 24, Princeton 2J. At Palo Alto Santa Claa 21, Stan- iTurf Results and Entries! McLarnin 10S, ComPAWHUSKA. Okla. (AP). parative poverty haa come to the last for th Osage Indiana, quarterly distribution of oil royalties gave each member of th tribe only $1400. The oil wealth of the tribe I to wane and the federal government, guardian of the Oaagea, Is taking steps to adjust their standards of living to their reduced incomea. which exceeded 815,000 annually for Individual tribesmen during the last Sport Laughs French-Canadia- ST. LOUIS. Jan. II (AP). Alvln California semlprofesslonal McCoy. outfielder, has been signed by th- St Louis Brown, It was announced- here today by Business Manager BUI Friel. He will report at the training camp at West Palm Beach, Fla. McCoy la 1) years old. Campaign Up Team. if nign SKIING West Point Deplores Grid Break Discussion Rain and Mud il -- for Osage Indians d World-famou- curtain raiser. Oil Royalties Wane Preseason cle racing, will assume control during ! St. Louis Signs Coast Rookie dim. THREE B. Y. U. Has Extensive Rlrkard'a abaence. Although Delaney's manager, Joe Jacobs, agreed to terms for a match with Heeney to start th final elimination round planned among five heavyweights, the Ansae refused to come to terms. Frankly acknowledging that "he did not want the match," Charley Harvey, manager of Heeney, demanded II per cent of the gate. The requeat aent Rickard to bis train In a "huff." With Heeney and Delaney temporarily shelved, an attempt will be made tomorrow to match Jack Shar key, who fought a disappointing draw with the New Zealander Friday night, and Johnny Rlsko of Cleveland for a fifteen-rounbout at the Garden March It. Due to Injured handa, the Boston tar will be unable to fight before that time. The fifth entrant In th "do or die" tourney designed aa a final mean of picking Tunney'a first challenger appeared today to have eliminated himself. Rickard declared that Paollno Uxcudun, who leave New Tork to morrow for a match with Qulntln Romero of Chll, in Mexico City, January t9, haa been dropped from consideration. The Spaniard also haa an engagement with George Godfrey, the current "black menace," In Los An geles In February. Meet Thursday NigKt rnn hnnnim run Sit- A gaping hoi appear at present th other end of the pitcher's allay due to th departure of Francis last year's young but regular backstop, who went to th Giants with outfielder Jimmy Welsh, In x 'fiiiiiiMitaiiiimgfimiiiiiifigggsii change for Hornsby. A replacement In th form of "an experienced big Winans Says league catcher Is promiaed soon, how General ; ever, to bolster a catching department at present headed by Luke Ur a" Issue Closed a One; who Boston former star college ban, cats to th Braves from th Giants As told by Joe Godfrey, Jr. By El Dick Burrua, slugging first base woodsman, Defends Army Stand. Capltan, man who led th tribe with a .111 pioneer and sportsman. average last year, again Is on deck. Th old guides met one mor to with an understudy about to be swap stories and Just as the embers groomed In the person of Big Ed were losing their color John, the Finn, IS N. Jan. WEST POINT, T., (AP). I outfielder, whose Brown, "I be best packer In die counWeit Point deplore th prolonged said: weakening throwing arm but other try. I be out In woods with man who wise healthy baseball attribute d y army-navof discussion th I trow heem over shoulder sick. take cided Manager Slattery In an attempt newspaper hike to town. athletic controversy and con- and start on tutty-mto make an inrieider out of him. I go five mil. He say he's hungry. sider that th lsau was closed on I go back, put my bag spuds on shoul- Hornsby Completes January 7 whan It wa definitely deKeyatone Combination, cided that no football gam between With th coming of Hornsby, the Brave now consider they have a the two Institution would be played keystone combination worthy of the In IMS. name. Th new team captain will Th Army' view was mad public run thing from second base and across the bag In the shortstop berth tonight by Major Philip B. Fleming, win De Kadi rarreii, last year regu graduate manager of athletics, in a lar and a former team mat of the statement designed to answer on Isslugging Little Doc Oautreau probably will sued last night by th naval academy he switched from second base to third which aald th door still was being base to compete for that position with held open for an army-nav- y gam If der, man on top and start again. He Andy High, while Eddie More, last th military academy should decide to says he want spud cooked. I go back hot corner year s guardian of th probably will become an outfielder adopt th eligibility rules which gov- again, put stove on my back, spuds on stove and man on spuds and go rather than reserve material due to hi ern navy athletic. .300 hitting ability. tutty mil through wooda to town. statement th that Navy Asserting Dat's packin'." outer be will Garden patrol The chosen for Lane Rlchbourg, Moore. "tends to place upon th Army th But th countered Jack Smith, next to leading hitter of entire responsibility for th failure to with, "Ho! You call dat packin'? Dat's th squad a year ago, ana Earl Clark. schedule th next not packin'. I have brother who put gams, and to indi on who was purchased for 115,000 from ton load of hay on back and carry cate that th Army eventually may It through Richmond last year. With Moor on dark night Brown and Burrua In th lineup, th sign th actual contract for 1911," an' he neverbiglostawamp a whlsp. Boys, dat Braves can present an entire team of IS aald waa th packin!" Army .300 hitters, exclusive battery men, on Major Flaming (Copyright, John F. llDle Co.) the basis of last year a averages. Such forced to reply In "Justice to Itself." an outfit would Include, Hornsby, .111; lllfllllIIIIISISfSSISISSBSSBISSISISSsasasaBSaaBiasBaeaaaaiaaaaanaaaa , Burrus, .318: Jack Smith, .313; .311; Rlchbourg, .301; Brown .300; and Moore. .301. High also enters the (elect circle with a .101 at Far-rail- ILLINOIS FIGHT JUDGES' VIEWS WILL BE PUBLIC to Name Gene's Rival 1928 GOOD FDR i:e so also na Jataal Domain. Aaay Snarly, V V" V |