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Show "I: THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY a MONTANA SOUNDLY TROUNCE RIVALS Y. U IN SECOND GAME AT BOZEMAN, Tilden's Plans Net Start Arise UTES SUCCUMB EASEY BEFORE WISE Saint Swimmers Again Present Strong Squad THOMPSON LEADS SLAYING OF A. C. Amateur Body Plans Meeting For Baseball 10, 1929. 69-2- AND POWERFUL COUGAR ATTACK, 5 paddleri, who thus far have suffered hut one loss in competition: Top rote, left id right, S. Dun-forB. Sagfir, P. Jensen, Don Kimball, D. Huber, R. Eschler, W. La Mar Jackman, W. String) el- L. D. S. C. Champion Sweep Aggies Aside Wilh Deluge of Baskets. d, Al-hir- e, low. Center row, lift to right, A. H. Welch, F.Millburn, F. Kesler, E. Pen-rosF. Nelson, M.Goodfellow, D. Smith, H. Wise, T. Sorenson. Bottom row, left to right, G. Holt, F. Evans, R. Welch, R. Smith, J. Thomas, J. Kimballjyi. Powell. e, Paraguay Horse Racing Lasts for Number of Hours 53-3- 7 Brinley, Dixon Score at Will; Cooper Serves Yeoman Duty. WESTERN CONFERENCE. to The Tribunal. A horse race in Paraguay ofTeam Standing." Mont. ten begins early, in the mornMontana lias BOZEMAN. L. Pet. Pts. Op. W. 212 of a and series false starts .033 5 ing State won from Utah Aggies, 69 to 25, Montana State 25 34 continue the when u until noon, b. y. 357 in a rough and tumble game here toS0O .. Utah owners of the horses take their !7 .125 40b 1 BIG BILL MOVEMENTS. ' K were In the visitors which Utah Aggies renight home for rest and charges William T. TUden, II, is in the freshment. Then they will clearly outclassed by the conference Satirday's Beaalts. good graces of the National Lawn meet in the afternoon to begin . B. T. U. 33, Utah 31 x champions. Thompson and Orlando Tennis association once more. all oyer again. The reason for Montana State SB. Utah Aisles 2s Ward had a busy evening. "The forAfter lx months of Inactivity no can is race the delay that mer Dixie flash coming through with This week's Schedule. forced upon him because he violated begin until both jockeys are nine field, goals and his running mate Montana Slate vs. Utah the letter of the association ruling February that neither has the admore agreed made The with eigrit. pair 01 Lake. tennis at Salt out which strikes writing so to canter vantage the up from as they than twice many goals articles while participating in that the start many times until they field as, the entire Aggie team. of Brigham Yong university hoop-stethe thunderbolt tournament, uo. their minds to so. make , was fairly even, with The half first i jumped back. Into second place American Davis cup teams is again the Bobcats unable to get their eye in the western conference standing . .;lj I. . .. J.L".".'.l. .L. ready to take up the on the basket. Toward the end of by sending the Utah university cagsport where he left off last summer. the initial period, with Thompson ers down to an lgnomlnous defeat at TBut Big Bill's plans for the comto connect with the hoop In the Deseret gymnasium Saturday starting ing net season are not exactly 3000 O: the and Ward the range, finding States night by a score of 7 before cooperation with the United Amerto 9 a locals at lead away unprtjjtors The whiDolng admin- pulled Davis cup committee lor the the half. The second period was all lstered the Utes by an angered bunch ican ace Intends to tour Europe, leavof Cougars, who dropped the opening Bobcats, the losers scoring but one ing In May with his teammate, Franfield goal. t was in this period tussle- of the series, was ibx uiuic cis T. Hunter of New Bochelle. N. Y.. that Thompson started his big scor- -i convincing than the Redskins- conand participate in French and Enof the evening, and, assisted spree seems Ing night. it Friday quest where tournament, glish by Prank and Orlando Ward and that he Is just as much a hero and Cougar Goes Into Stall; deWorthlngton, the Bobcats ran up 17. probably more so after recent own Defense Leaks. ties' four before in minutes the his points in velopments than he is Aggies made a point. Five Barely Pulls The Cougars' opening maneuver, J DIXIE DIVISION. Greeley country. Frank Ward received a badly that of stalling while the heretofore If TUden leaves In May r forTeen Standing. f ankle In the game Friday 26-2strong aone defense of the Utes was Out Won. Lost Win, eign competition he will not be Pet. sprained in out was taken the drawn in only to wither before the early 4 0 available for the American ane pre Dixie ,. 1.008 night and 3 Parowan T ' .500 second half, with Oardner going in as long and short pass offense of the C. C. A. Victor. liminary Davis cup matches, nor will 0 9 . .000 guard and Breeden taking the cenY, was signal for the 'Redskins' Hunter. That situation, in itself, Is Beaver S .000 ter Job. At Hurricane that, the Bobcats' captain Cooper grabbed the ball after none too alarming, for with such fine got six field goals to Worthlngton 's the "Y" had gained a 0 lead in a ftatardar's Retell. players as George M. Lott, Jr., John R. M. E.VSTEBN C. STANDING. one. The Aggies center scored but few minutes and strutted down to Dixie 5(. Beaver I. F. Hennessey. Wllmer Allison, John Gold and Blut Paddlers Won. Lost. Pet the five points in the two games, while opposite end of the floor and Van Byn and others, victory for 4 Colorado Aggies .800 Prank Ward made a total of 30. Special, to The Tribune. waited, and as the Utes were forced 7 .77 Colorado Teachera America seems assured without TUST. OBOROI Dixie tilth school basto open their play, the "Y's" scoring Oppose West Wednes .80S. Lineup and summary: Wyoming U den and Hunter. ketball team, state champions iaet rear, AOOIBS. MONTANA STATE. Colorado U .60S spree began. Knowingly, the Utes But when America survives her practically clinched the Dixie division title O.TP.Pl O.TP.P. Colorado .500 college went about the business of forcing Afternoon. day sons competition and most tennis here Saturday evening when they swamped Davis, f. ... 0 11 UMacFerind. f. 0 I 3 V .500 Denver but they five by a icore of M to 3 I 1 TiTbompaon, Tate, f critics concede her that much she the Beaver hlih .135 the Cougars into action, Western Statrs . f. 3 5 31 10, and Romney. with IS. were 3 4 4IO. Ward. I.. S3 3 la Worth'ton, c. Colorado Mines .000 were unable to acclimate themselves will meet with a strong competitor in Snow, with men. The Score at the half Smart, a.... 3 15 P Ward, 0 0 13 to the new situation and the "Y" the champion of the European zone. was 30 to 5 for the winners. Coach Charlie Welch has developed 0 0 3 Remund. s 0 11 liOerdner. c ... COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Feb. wmt upon a scoring rarhpage-th- at A little time spent with s pencil snd pa7 Will TUden and Hunter be available Wads, ., t one of flte most" powerful 'swimming retSgn, a 25-9 (P). A tense battle of basketball per reveals that Dixie, In eltfht practice iWorth'ton, x. 3 3 7 only ended when the score was then? at the L. D .S. C. squads in the state befudand four leasue tames, ha- ecored the time that ' the In and During brawn ended a Will TUden harbor 111 feeling to- tame skill .". tonight a Hsu 511 points to 31S for their opponents. Totals. ( 13 35 Totals Pilmida, R. O. T. C. Teams thisTheseason. Utes were trying vainly to solve wards the association and the Davis The icore: Saints outnumber probably Magna, Arthur Tangle on 28 to 25 victory for the Colorado dled unusual the DIXIB BEAVER. predicament and shootcup committee for making him "walk any other scholastic squad in the Teachers over the Colorado college ing wildly the while, Brinley and U Tourney; Defeated a.T.f.P. in M Men What in May the plank" for an act which he, him- Oates, If,.., OT.FPI InMonday Taylorville are state, and though they rather 0 0 28hip, It 13 0 3 Dixon had dropped In four and five Tigers. self, Is unconvinced of Its Justice. Snow, If..'.. 1t lOjReea, If 0 0 0 0 experienced they' have thus far made Want Hoop Game field goals apiece and with the aid Week's 0 3 3 3 Scheduled. Black, c Be basTitle of Encounter. The dexterous the Probably not. Patriotism wUl claim Romney, c. .. I 33 1 1S P. mastery once an excellent has showing. Only of Magleby, who coptributed fourr Smith. r. 3 0 4 rt Big BiU If the call Is made, but what Cox. D. L.' 8. been ket of and that and Mashburn WiUett defeated, 0 the 0 0 3 la 0 I I by men hap basketball tjA. Smith, If.... field goals during the period, the Taylorsvllle "M" of the association's attitude towards Pectol, Bleak, rt..., 0 0 0 OlOoodwtn. rf. 0 0 0 0 team desires some good competition pened last, week. In a meet much Teachers proved the overcoming winners ran up the count to Tllden and Hunter, whom the offi0 10 0 MfArthur It 0 0 0'OjBoyif. c GROUP I. closer than the score Indicated, when COPPER LEAGUE. The bewildered Utes regained their 0 10 0: Mathews, Is. 0 0 0 0 after Wednesday of next week, when cial body may scorn for forsaking Nelson, la margin in one of the closest conferTeam Standing. Provo squad recorded a triumph. Team Standing. 0 0 0 their last league game, the play composure from then on, but the they it,.. the team In the American zone com- Cannon, In ence on record. Even Won. Lost. the 13 Prt games 0 0 Andrews, c Wednesday afternoon the Saints L. W. Pet. members of the team announce. Piimids game was history. 4 000 meet 0 petition, if such Is their plan? while swims West, last few seconds of play the Tigers Granite 1 000 3 . 0 3 7S0 by calling Sigma Chi Magna 3 121 Games can be arranged Totals 25BS56I Totals niden win ornciaiiy reenter com-InSmith Shadowed by S. C. crew Leaf's Provo. at a to even had chance matters with ... 3 . .500 2 2 .750 against up Sigma PI Wasatch 5973. Arthur Referee, Milne ' petition next week in the Casino Phi Delta Thela 3 3 .500 Thursday. East and West engage In .0 .000 their rivals, but lost out when Waters, Cooper at Every Turn. Copper vitational at Hew York and the next 3 .500 their second dual meet of the season. u.i.. star missed a free While-thof throw, forward, the craftiness Cougars Pi Kappa Alpha" 3 few months will determine his and .500 which would have Med the score. At was a predominating element In 3 Beta Theta Pi ... .333 Monday's Schedole. probably the association's attitude M LOOM AS FACES 3 Club , no mar.000 Kmery in the did C. team either the K. Close Salt success, game Lake Wins point vs. their Garfield. at Arthur Saturday's Magna upon the matter. 3 Prtars No. .000 have a lead of more tnan three points. velous guarding of George Cooper, TENNIS BANKING. Encounter From 1 The Tigers got off to a 4 to lead former Panguitcn nign scnooi wizOgden Special to The Tribune. GROUP n. CONTESTANTS Four new names make their apin thrs first few minutes of play, but ard, who made Jerry Smith's stay in The game schedWon. Lost. Pet. GARFIELD. Lake K. C took a close game from Salt pearance in the national first ten thereafter It was a dlngdong battle the game miserable, was an Oum o. 000 0 uled for between last Maga score five the Saturday by Ogden evening Saturday 3 tennis ranking, which was an.750 or 37 to 3h with either team taking the lead and tstanding feature. The husky guard Engineers' The Salt Lake team led at na on4 Hnnnpr at Rinffham hoc btttetn 3 Outers ,.. i.v.,, .750 the end of the half. IK to 17 The two teams nounced by the United States Lawn 'esult always In doubt. The hadowed the Ute scoring ace every until the latter part of the 3 Vionisns-..: MS will Tennis association Saturday. They "preUrninary to the postponed KbwO 3 step he took and when Coach Vadal Blrnia .400 WfBrr--play,u gjjB.S' a. in game Junior college ogden are Wllmer Allison. Texas star, who West Jordan, Taylorsville, 3 .333 next Sigma Hit The next game will be Monday of more than two points at any time, Peterson took ths star out. Cooper Saturday evening. Phi Pi Phi 3 .350 rated fifth: Frederic Mercur of The ccore: half ended: Tigers14, Teach plunged down the floor a couple of evening, when Arthur will meet the The TlUlcums 3 350 Twentieth, Thirry-lhirPa., rated seventh: Julius SALT LAKE K. C. OGDEN K C. ers 12. times to tally from the field. No. 3 0 in Friers five the J .000 Magna leading Copper P F OTFP1 QT Sellgson of New York, Lehigh uniAs the Utah squad changed ,from two-gaclub a 4 3 3 11 hold 12 0 0 6 ... rf rf gym. Magna boys Irvine, Irvine, Others Strong. n FORT COLLINS. Colo., Feb. 9 (P). a zone defense to a man versity star and holder of the naPtlmids and R. o.'T. C quintets continued Chrtstensn. if 2 0 0 4 Rodaera. IT. .. 6 3 3 15 over Carbon lead mill rival Harold PRICE. their Huff, men, tional intercollegiate title, ranked The Colorado Aggie quintet proved for man defense to cope with the to lead groups one and two. respectively, in Nordberg, c. 6 2 2 14 Stratford, e.. 0 t with on schedstill three fistic impresario, announces the the games county t 4 New 0 9 of X. ... Shields and of Frank Utah Intramural basket- Oertch, Emmett, rg... ninth, University superior to the basketball five from stalling tactics of the "Y." its dethe signing ot Bobby Mason. Los ball race, after a week of hot contests, Wade, Is.'.... 0 0 0 ORusseil, It.... 0 0 0 0 ule. A victoryfor the present leadYork, national Junior titleholder, the Colorado School of Mines here fense leaked like a sieve and Dixon Familiar faces begin to appear as 3 0 0 6; In contest er to defiChristensn. witnessed Elmer will which the first of defeat rg Monday's lightweight, Sigma fight tenth. tonight, leaving the visiting Ore Dig and Magleby broke through time and Chl and Engineers. entrants in annual as of settleXhe Salt the Utah the claimant lightpossible nitely Stulta, league bunting, Old faces are: William T. Tllden 17 3 3 37! 141 8 36 Totils To'als gers from Golden on the short end time again for easy setups. Th xchedule for the week three-gam- e would a a for full have then Magna championship, Lake weight stake lnterstake tournament, Francis T: Hunter (2) , George M. 41 to 25 score in a Rocky MounThe Crimson mentor sent in Cox February 118 30 o'clock,. main event at Helper, Februlead, with only two games to of a 7 o'clock. TICKET RAISERS FOUND. Lott (3). John F. Hennessey (4), scheduled at the Deseret gymnasium, v.i Emery: Engineers vs. tain conference game. early in the game and the former with which.. the first play, vs. Sigary 19, under the auspices of the Cagers. 7 30 o'clock, Priara No. together John Van Ryn (6) and John Doeg February 28, March 1 and 2. A clerej band of mutuel ticket half The teams played rather ragged Dixie boy scored well. He timed American Legion post. Mason re ma PI. already tucked away, would basketball (S). In the first half but things six shots perfectly, but encountered 30. utonians vs. raisers was found recently working make them champions of 1929. Tuesday. February 12 Although there Is not yet a stake cently kayoed Jackie Andrews at The brilliant and consistent per- title No. 2: 7. De Moiay vs Beta Theta Pi; Friars a New near In the second. Mines startat Orleans. La.i track exceeding difficulty in keeping track up picked indications decided, to will a sen its and Elko. Arthur make Stult? Nev., stand point biggest fought 7:30. Slema Nu vs, Ttlltrums formances of Allison, Sellgson and several entrants ed the scoring In the first few min- of the slippery Magleby. who almost of last vear of -- 4 JO. R O T. C. an to in In over the in sational Sheik Davis 13 remain effort year being Wednesday. victory February Shields last summer easUy gained basket-gettin- g SENSATIONAL JUMP MADE. activity vs. fM Pi Phi; 5. Sigma Pi vs Emery: 5:30, present when the opening whistle is his last start. the running. The last meeting be- utes of play, when Gernert, star cen- matched his the trio recognition. Allison, Joe Magulre, ter, shot a basket, followed In kind with five field goals. Sigma Chl vs. PI Kappa Alpha skier of tween these clubs ended In a blown. Frankie of Paluso Salt Lake and 14 4 30. titleholder, barely missed the February Engineers Bond. The Aggies Battle Slow, Rough; a senTo begin with, West Jordan, chamwill vs Thursday. victory for the Magna five, the by a teammate, Spider Smith, bantamweights, Slsma Nu: 5. Tllilcums vs Friars No 2. Denver. Colo., recently made Davis cup team, while Sellgson and sational of last season, right now has supply a leap'. The Jump was final count being 47 to 46. wiped out the lead before the game Shorn of Interest 5 30; Piimids vs. Bt.a Theta Pi; 6. Friars semiwindup. No. Shields made vast progress In their pion vs. Emery. won seven straight, games and needs Ralph Mondt of Helper nnd Ralph perfect from every angle.' Pete Dow and Ferd Evans carried was many minutes old and14.the half games. Mercur also advanced, his ' of the Due to the Aggies 18, Mines one more victory to assure It a Covey of salt Lake will box four the brunt of the scoring work" for ended: high mark being a defeat of TUden in but the' Partners lengthened Igatne from the outset the Y Thereafter title, coming a little to the north, rounds. Joe Slilro will bex Joo Hilin a major eastern tournament. the last contest, with the Magna and held It throughout. scored" fourteen points before Cox Taylorsvllle, entrant last year from ton of Castlegate again. Vlnce Shiro. rest of the team performing some their oflead SCORNS MISSES. the Aggies and Gernert of broke tne ice lor man t,ne game Day Cottonwood, has clinched its divi brother of Joe. will box four rounds sensational floor work in that rustling Hi there any more fickle crowd of sional title and meets South Cottontied for high scoring hon- was shorn of its intenseness with Paul Manclna of Price. and feeding the ball to the two scor- Mines wer,e marked Friday's battle. The battle 12 points each. fans that those which watch a baswood February 21 for the right to Two other preliminaries and a will be without ors with ing players. Magna blunwith filled and slow was also ketball game? enter the tourney The Tay- battje royal will complete the prothe services of Its stellar guard. Lyall' ders, with the Utes by far the greater In the first hoop contest between lorsvllle men presentagain. RL'PERT TEAM WINS. almost the du- gram. Adams, who Is out of the contest with , offenders. of B. Y. U., plicate of their powerful team of last Utah and University a sprained ankle, trail's absence will Special to The Tribune. the Utes The half ended Jerry Smith. Ute center, caged fif- season. nrA-- Shea Captures be RUPERT. Is both as Idaho. one he work to out scores of Winning felt, learn of bad the keenly teen goals and three foul pitches for gaining most of their paltry scoring Learns That Slowing at rounds, and hasgoodto win matches with. hardest workers In the league, both games In the double-headGranite stake presents in all probFriday total on baskets by Cox and Gooda high single game scoring total of ability lee Honors a newentrant. Wasatch, leadon on the the court. offense Coach Highest defense. Ms and head his his when clubs night and heart Rupert The latter was shifted to for33 points. He dropped in fffteen the Division One play, looms as Critical Times Helps to are taking a rest. That sort of golf Boothe. Collett and Egbert have Dusty Kline s Rupert boys won from win. ward for a period of the game and shots of thirty attempts at the ring ing SARANAC LAKE. N. Y., Feb. 9 the titllstf In Its loop. With no 23 team of the Jerome a score been to likely is hard worfc. It l. a slow cold blooded by playing exceptional ball for functioned fairly well at the new po- for a percentage of 50 per cent. A defeats and si 18. Cut Strokes. triumphs, the Wa f AP. -J-ack Shea of Lake Placid year's champions and are danNorby and Kirk were stellar -- itinn prjceri. and It is the game which last truly remarkable feat satch men nefd but a victory" over flashed across the finish line here on with If for Kirk offense gerous b least the playcrs Rupert, down the excitable high given paks The nearest Utah came to the fly fiery, And yet. fans voiced their scorn of Lincoln. In mile chance to free themselves within point man. place with five today to win the girls fairly ing Cougars was ten points when Rupert player. the Utah crack upon three occasions wins and onesecond and It the with the title. event, highest honor Dleg3l has learned that there are scoring range. Boothe and Collett swamDed the Jerome coeds, leading tallies by Jonas and Cox brought the when he missed the ring at crucial The two teamsloss, to clinch By BOBBY JONES. battle it out for the of the year in sneed skating the 5 mere wavs than one of skinning a are among the leading scorers in the from the first and snowing the Jerfor the "Y" In the count to moments I National Amateur Champion. title this week In what promises to be North American champion. cat, and that by playing a little more circuit, while Egbert is one of the ome team under by a score of 22 to 5 second half. "Jwwikl be best to attribute the a contest between two for the time Shea, exfirst cenfinal best at the shot. to skating elongated According Billy Richardson, players. slowly and thoughtfully he doesn't lack of momentary esteem for the ters. In Shortly afterward, both coaches Jack Madsen, brilliant Lin- as a senior, had been the sensation of Leo nlwavs have to be at top form to win. center to the excitement of the time coln sent In substitutes freely. Peterson t he three out- - pert golf writer, somebody gave North American man. Joe and day pivot low real Campbell, lioav for surely no fan, no matter how enough the of Utah made a parade of newcomers Diegel the idea which set him about Slrancely speed skating championships The two critical could find fault with a man ciassy Wasatch center. scjrcc come easllv, and when you are in the sceond half. boys probably are the two tallest cen-- ! and now lakes his place in skating slowing up his steam can let off tlie ball who shoots the ball with such ac- tore you hitting UTAH. In local M men play. history beside Edmund La my of Sara- - game and making &s you like. But CI. t. TT. TP. VS. S3 AS. as fast by playing curacy as did Smith Friday night ! Meanwhlle. Siiearhouse. chamnlnns nac Lake and Charles Jewtraw of a serious effort to i Jonas, rf when the shots begin to go astray it Couch. If of last season, were practically elimi- Lake Placid. hel' to slow down and do a little control a Jumpy Smith, c . nated from the race in Division Two hin'tirs. Goodwin, of the stakes when the southeastern- - ers nervous system Watklns. It .., Em- succumbed to Hawthorne c Cox, suc-ppcarh Each Shot To those who were more somewhat hunters erson is leading the battle in this Davta. ... In Proper Frame Of Mind. Shows Iiurease , cessful than last year. Survey division, but should the Hawthorne know Diecel the Clark, c Basketball College There ic a lesson In this not only men upset them his week, while transformation is Predatory animals in general are Llewellyn, If ,. Six teams, representing everv class number and a somewhat tybbert. It .'or the tournament player, but for dumber, Especially in fewer innumber tne almost Sugarhouse scored a At Huntington. W. V'a Kesler, rg In school, have entered the girls' were killed. startling. Washington and loop would revert to inumpn. a triple-tiegreater ever' man who swings a club. Golf Larson. It .... Lee 43. Wrst Virginia urmrrMty 37 to are about the same, Saidmorr, animals a grsat deal more than a mechanibasketball tournament at the At Hanover. N H e ... Case of Deer. leadership. 45. HarProbably Dartmouth re18 for show which Holder-nea Westminster college. vard beaver, cal process. As Sir Ernest except The tournaIn Llbertv stake. Thirty-thirtT re a t e s t shot 7 37 12 49 3 Totals At Princeton. N J 3000. on of ment will undoubtedly get under way are we duction Prlncotoa 30. Uni- Tenth and Liberty begin their round-rnbl- n maker in the game. a out. Porcupines make great point versity of North Caroli.-- a IS. iExtr pe- b. y. u the increase and 55.000 are reported mistake when we view the game as Special to The Tribune. ui uuo wret. " tr vvci nod play for the title this week, todry. Leo failed1 LB 88 AS. TP. a. rr. r on the national forests. Such a numa science, and try to master it as we At Ann Arbor tourna- vi tnr six to win only becrew, chamMichigan 34, Ohio State with the Thirty-thir.......entries , in tne . OGDEN -- R. H. Rutledge. district ber can cause severe damage to the Dixon, rfli . ... tA man, II.. IS ould a science. Any conception of ... wic iuii Brinley. of last season, the favorites by cause he frettt seniors appear pions announces JIMP the N that v forester, w"1 r'"ftoday s st .Ai to be the class Rove, c John's rollege virtue of a that will mn th. hr,i-- 1 M .BronkIn 3S golf which overlooks the human summary of the game census esti timber- and for tt)is reason 8700 were practically Intact lineup himself far nast 10 .. in- -. folrg . Atmj k. Maalebr, .v.. ri" These killed. show the Thr repfirts (actor is unsound. That human mates for the national forests of dishi! breaking point. Bobby Jonet 4 uireei At oruinell. la Orlnnell 25. Marquette of last season's brilliant "'c Coofier. lg .... waestJi of the best feminine hoonsters in th 33 lowing number of animals for the Wright, rf ... 0 team Diegel for years has been able to do factor, is of course ourselvesrapd we trict 4 for 1928. as prepared by the district' At Oklahoma 4. Elk, 24370; moose. 2200; C Skousen. If 3 ' tchool. Margaret Patterson " Twentieth, another entrant of list tliinfjs Tith a golf ball far beyond the would gain much by a closer study of forest rangers and forest supervisors, mountain Mary 0 sheeD .. 3000: mountain Thorn, rt .... Curtis and Dorothy Pace it looks S,A Ithaca. cwn our and weakness, season, neared its second successive skill of any other player. Yet he was strength, l 0 Cothas been .Prn.miv.,,, completed. toss-up 1500; deer. 117.000; antelope, ftf"''' like a goats. between the other five neil 33 atfart from the handling of a - title when it defeated University last never rood except upon Inspirational 0 .. a rkTin These figures Indicate the big t Oi7V, f t n aiiu i .At Columbia. S C teams. j uesi uw. Pouth week in the Ensign round robin play. occasions when everything was clickUunersuj golf club The first endeavor should game supply li In excellent condi13 Carolina j:. Seanrr 13 33 13 0 34 21 In. Totals Utah the this OrjenirnT nlov in th in-states, comparing bo to control one's self to an extent A victory over Ensign in the second ing. W'U'm 'nd M'r Referee, Homer Warner tion, and a general increase for all year has jumped ahead of Idaho umpire. Bid league will start Monday. The league round of plav Wednesday assures of course. Is not unique in which will assure the approach of big game, such as deer. elk. ,3 Spencer. Dirge;, in me numoer oi neer ana trie ""TTL' do is composea 01 four teams, each reD- ' Durham. N. c r4 e f rv .hot- in the . nmner frame of Lt!lKSt i Twf. ntMh Ms&hez. title,.,- ' thtoiajEfjaim of. neireb. ..,-is-hunters -- Utah ofToJllflie ana Tram extreme side corners iweutUii a ertTri eim. Twenty-eight- h and Thirty-fourt- h Uum. end they always make mfnfl A' Wr.aal.ai hie. Tesas SS antelope This Is particularly true of reports 40.500 deer, which Is 2300 shots made from positions In- Sodthtrestem 'of won in the titles Salt Lake stake and them. olv?3 known on a golf course. esani unirerMtr 33. Trtniw university IS Uoa! golfing temperaments are not deer which Increased by 12.000. this more than on the national forests of sld of foal line distance A Abilene AS. will Assists when one plarer paeecs heaven-senenter t. less", the a Abilene round In Christian to in, calm robin a certain extent a always The way, and Artists Win Encounter tourney belru; largely In Utah and In the Idaho In this district, but fewer to mate, erho made ilahooie Chr'.ntun ccteie 36 thus gains opportunity to to decide the champion Is a fine thouvhtfulneas Should hljh-striof Johnny Farrell as counties In southern Idaho closed to than in Idaho as a whole. In Idaho shoot, trmperamerrt does . Notre "end. and Dame S3, 1;V At Westminster College Thirty-fourtwin again it will enter ti ,nf fcr a froher. There are times he tts-Juo to e. shot is not secured deer, hunting. Antelope now are 6776 hunters killed 3395 deer, while the tmirnev- - a Ume IK:tx,: 33. Chicago a t,uic'.:cned pulse will lead to withcut tuVort. Johnnv apparently is considerably whrn more than 11 .362 In plentiful Utah hunters killed 4392 GIRL CHAMP NAMED. At looa CI The ArUsta ran off nth the loot end of loaa 28. Indiana 27 Poolar Grove lias finallv retained the r ?r:inMshment of deeds far be- - as nervous a cat between shots mountain goats and nearly equal deer. The proportionately smaller A: Austin. a is to It score in fta tuasel with to perry "exas Texas sumverMty N the Miss Eleanor Holm, youthful New Ar leadership of the Plone-enr.. deer, success of the Utah hunters may be York play. yo.id the ordinary capability of the The 'rrsion shows plainly In his fare mountain sheep. JyVhltetaU Hall team in the opening game of the Satmermaid, has been named and seems of the title, with lnrp rod cne. It helps to be keen ana as nhis 3;. Narr 3! walks elong the fairway. But which some years ago were extreme- ascribed, to - their urday morning women a baAketbalJ Irecur allowed to At Port c . at Wegtmuatter coUace Both sextets wre greatest olorado Atties 41, onjy one game, girl swimmer on its nerro-.:- t wh?n the swing Is grooved when he arrives at the ball you ran ly scarce In this- district, are now shoot only bucks being remaining within and Colorado lf!i-the trmners evenly matched, breaking Into i So tourney would scm and thrr wc Tto troubles to worry see In- - battle for control of his reported from a few national forests shorter season Deer have Increased in the world during the year 1938. schedule A: Nca- ymt the lead (or the first time during the final ruthi without the Grovrrs entered, abour. Vhe rtrllr" truly phlegmatic ncrre Sometimes he gets It ouicklv in Nevada. Idaho and Wyoming, and In certain sections of Utah until of Balitaiorr is minutes of play. A: coicradr son Tin score and It now appears that after a dis- Indivir'tul of their damaging game law enforcement. li':ely to be a plodder at other times It take longer. But are increasing. The figures Indicate there is They reARTISTS 3. Ctforaf,o u!lt rrrtRT HAIA. astrous start th" Grrtvers are again who trocs along always at an even Johnny has learned. like many fewer black bears, but a few more tfte range danger Under the ported more than 100 cases of game by overgrazing At Houston So' Kilst f UTPP OTFf Rise on their way with another veteran gait, finally sinking back into medio4 Joaephaon 3 that the battle must be "won tnrxly bear? rf 4 2 t f InMltiitr JO othTs, Wraf. rf authority of th? elk control commis tiojsuon 1 or prosecution or investiI Al Reno Pace. If . befo- - tne she? it played no matter I I V. Oardner. If 3 0 0 4 Nead rr s it lineup and a powerful reserve sion 189 elk were killed In Utah. crity. gation to state officers and handled Banters. Keep Pace At K Joseph 0 6 0 Herbert, lg a of Olia Hadley. 1c . O in Pleasant Is how hear are Ofrn. Oquirrh 8tate game preserves include 4 -- forty fji-e cases themselves. About required rrxny mirutes 0 0 Lu a. c noma CXKf it. Cttr 0 (.cod Ptrs Hard To lata Z3 Aer, c Killed. Assault .0 Witt to another title 700.000 acres of national forest land, 1200 slate, licenses were issued by At Arooainga. B O Ordoer rg Mauker. rg . t tsSota Statf In Advnsce. An unfortunate circum.tnce hv rteTrr.;n WHceai. It.. All came animals show a greater or about one acre in seven. On an them and MOO licenses examined in by The Bell ,S;n- iCopyrtfiit ttBtana. It .. t' r n n AtNorth Dakota A Oardner. rf cUrate. Inc.) rt Bronood umver- - South Davis allowed West Bountiful number killed by hunters except additional area of 805.000 acres some the field. A substantial increase wis Unfcrtunately the dsys which f:nd 0 t 0 ? Mows' t e I ! Li Pace. Plumb, r tr forge ahead In this stake, thus every shct working do not arrive very mountain sheep killed under special restrictions are made in ute by live- made in the trout planted bv the At Juafctwai a.. Trai Patteraem. if 4 0 t: afc . of In automobiles "CeritervUle The hunters un stock to reserve forage for game anl- - stater and bureau of fisheries on the license m Idaho First and often, a'sd no one can arrange for the disposing" Nearly half the roilrge 2i ki Hr.,i . letl flat on Sec.i.li k ahen itib--- . trorfTs rhe total for the rUstrWe- r.. prv; 't t it.ttr "TftsTy in Licrmany at i ram Anwr- r"i::.tn:I;f rnvsl Thr pft;tf Aaairs 31 f tires in mter.stakc as did the animals killed, but the The forest officers cooperate in ing more man S MOO 000 in 1328 cm tournament winner has 10 '.'A'isk:.'. it' f of Salt Lake Federation Amateur Athletics will hold a meeting February 21. beginning at 8 p. m. in the hotel to consider the problems of amateur baseball In the city, It was announced Saturday by C. Oren Wilson, jecretary - treasurer of the aody. Only managers of last year's clubs, or their proxies, ire asked to attend." Jesse Sharp Is president, and the board of control consists 3f L. H. Prince, Bert Margetts md V. A. Stewart. f New-hou- j white-trouser- Special se ; rs .' . Dixie Quintet Adds Another Win to String TIGERS 27-1- LOSE 63-3- TO TEACHERS - A'' BBBBBBBaL'BBBBBBt 5; . . . 6-- . TWO LEAD LEAGUE 1 . 1 c. 1 high-poi- . it -' PLAY CRUCIAL SGT TEAMS QUINTS . mi 1 3. 3 1 1 1 31-- 7. 01 1 . 1 1 MEN FAMILIAR , , 1 INTERSTAKE TOURNEY t. Or.. Stultz Meet at HeJper Mcihoii, d, 1 Je 1 j 1 1 1 five-ma- 1 r. es 1 1 fl, 1 , two-poi- nt 152-fo- ot 1 Leo Diegel Masters His Nerves; Improvement in Game Noticeable 33-1- 5, t'p three-quart- er er 45-3- -- Fores! Officials Report Big Game in Excellent Condition Six Teams Enter . . . rg-- lf rf-- Hoop Tourney lg-- Fur-beari- d w . d " I :..ir.;" -- title-winni- y ! 'y 36' L. . rAvf" -- ns i h f r red 1:1 1 . 1 . -- IHl ... Mil . lto 3 lan-.ilu- r j |