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Show !!!lVslMJf fci.CS "' jk S -r r '' J T , C THE DESERET NEWS ilONDAY FEBRUARY u -' f C r 0-- r A V-- - v rJ" -- kWJ. &r' , p 3 1927 21 - -- I ROCKNE AND ALLEN TO CONDUCT SUMMER COACHING SCHOOL AT U. A. C. Ahdrews.Canfiden( of Victory Over Kid''$' Ross in ManhattanJClub Headliner at Hippodrome ' "", t Hagen in Lead of Get Instructions t From Noted Pair -- BT MILTON MEKBIJLL. Feb. 1. (Special) Two of tba ireat coaches of o America, Knot K. Boclm of Dame and Dr. Forest C, Alien f Kansas university, will be the principal attractions at the U A. C. coaching school next summer. Rockne will direct the work in football and Wilson will have basof charge Comketball. pleting staff, teaching to according present plana, will-- be Prof. C. a Leaf, outstanding swimming instructor In the west, and George Nelson, wrestpresent ling coach at the A. C. and professional heavyweight par ex- -. Wait K. BOCKNE ceilenoe. Rock" of Notre Dame is the outstanding figure in the "E ho con 5Tl.PvirhrLr the greatest football mentor ln the sutea. which the whole planet, and even means who doubt his right to tnis those high Place, will agree that be would probably be named in the first three. Rockne has made Notre Dame, he Is Notre l)ame His teams are always among the most sensational, the most brilliant in technical performance, and the speculators can always be assured profits when the Ifish play. Last season the boys didn't do quite so well, they lost a game. However they werent so terrible as they won nine games out of the schedule which Included traveling from one coast to another and everywhere ln between. Carnegie Te a. doped as easy, knecKed the Rockne team eut of the national championship, Fantons Ahpyi, Although famous every year It la probable that the team, which waa universally accorded the honor- - of the national champion-"Shi- p, was the best of the recent elevens that havs coma from South Bend. The famous "four horsemen" scintillated in that year anl what they couldnt do to an opposing team wasnt worth doing. Just now Rockna is battling of against the recommendation several coaches that the shift play be abolished. He la the greatest proponent of the shift and Ms In America and be has used it with tremendous success with his own team. Ho has always fought the tendency to raalie football a game of pounds va . pounds. He doesn't- mind brawn if the brawn one- can move like JJrhtninf andC. think Ueven Taxter. Alien Dr. Foreat only lent well known, because basketbgU tbht hasnt tba national importance lot ball has attained. Aa V baeket-ba- ll tor tb director at Kansan rears b has established a past 17 which record may be shot at but which will probably never be His qinta bars grabbed off tba Valley championship 16 times in Hit only difficulty that period. that he wouldn't know might bewaa The lone a game. to it what book that be baa recently edited Basketball Bible is having a The tremendous sale. A prominent high school coach mentioned the ether that bt had received more help day In hi work from Allen thaa any tber writer on basketball. Pemnnia Mmmrrmnm , the athletic department Although Of Utah Aggies is sponsoring this this summer, there school coaching a la no intention of establishing The hope is precedent In any way. schools of tbs other rather felt that idea stats and section will carry the take Coach Romney doesn t on have credit in any respect There been so maaf requests from high school coaches and students majorIn physical education for such aingschool that, the U. d C, simply followed out these Suggestion to The the annual trek of some coache than east is much more expensive nationalof a few here the bringing Many other ly known coaches. lo man-- 1 coaches haven t been atable and all they ago summer training hav been tremendoualy handicap, aan't sed. Th aruof coaching attrely learned by a few year of college athletics, OGAN, Nc-tr- the ten-ga- lJt d. A.C. Matmen Cop Title in Western Loop Shoots Baskets And Saves Lives .To Gain Renown Fla., Feb. 21 (INS) Walter Hagen held ths npper hand today iq his 72hol special match with aa a result of Gene Barazen th fir If holes of play yesholes ' to be terday. with plaved Fttday at Sanford and the remainder scheduled for next Btlnday t Eas il.no. Hagen,, national pro champion. emerged trom tba first skirmish three up after the morning round of IS holts had ended ln a stand-o- f. A large gallery witoeawd the match and were treated to a variety of thrills by tbo two masters. . IAMI. M N1i.W TORK. Frb. JI lTiooetoo was la first piece in the eastern basLetbatl. circuit today whh the prospeot at kicrruiig the margin this week. Princeton has won four games and lost one. and Pennsyltatu are. tied for second with four victories. Cornell has iron two out of six. Vale trails the park with five defeats in six cou'rst. (P) Dart-mon- li '' th Sportsmen Take School Springville Men of North Utah to Compete For Tourney Places Dla-pat- ch ''& ment-reco- rd -- -- Oakland Camp 1 ..40s6 a Aahton-Jenkin- Tonight Un- Fighters Primed For Grudge Bout; Seat Sale Heavy Babe Herman to Attempt (WHEN BABEB.VIXi WAS OlSG Comeback Againtt an of last a thlrtistli sorios of rich storm at ths (This is th day wbon baashall players wor whiaksrs. written by Joha B. . . Sailor Fay. Foatsr for th rcadsrs of Th Deseret News.) a proficient that th outfield peBY JOHN B. F08TER. titions. once esteemed td be berth (Copyright 227 by Th Deseret only for heavy batters, began to fJROBABLT th heaviest advance New.) look up and th smart captains I sale that has marked any box- bound. ouL" chose smart fielder aa smart hat-lo- r ing program of the season ha been FIR8T baseball that played their organisation. noted or Manhattan club Awe cm wet bound to first hear of went ov. bout at tonight', way when dad had yet th Hippodrome theatre, Th Civil war wa tho invention of the safety raxor. srboard In,h eo'dler reordlng to Promoter Hardy K. who played When th rule was changed by had proved Dowtttnc. Though there are six first bound was not which th bacem on , th bout better V"1 culd out tbero waa as much argument ill?. had f,r1 anticiJiisyeiw program, to tho about It and as oany "old friend- Fetvtf How ana more tba evolution to be of the United Stale athlete waa vent. Annin ship wer severed 1 rever out th pouibdui.s ln a ix round conpatched p the next day aa there bringing hlch demand all kinds of is now when Tana dispute about kill and cake test between 9f the beat there is In advantage th intentional pass. the human Jack Andrews tity Th latter play Is ona which frame. Salt Lake, and 'First (Mat Oat. embrace 0 much sentiment, when Th first bound out on foul still Ernie Kid Itoas tho home team has a chance to to b, in .effort It mad of Casp r. Wjo win, and to much ylnegar when coattnurd no fool whro tho dif(,neo bat) can b mlnr th visiting team hag a chance to was hit. If fielder could th. get g It is a given credit for th ball on fha first bound-o- n win, that th th tremendous source of disputation and always ban. Itn, awav out on th outfield Interest la to Of course logically the foul it ns, or If th catrhor got It will th bat th battr was out. bouts. pitcher has as much right to pave behind Until Iff, th better waa ruld Theres plenty to his the win th way gams as out it th third atrlk wa cauaht ot reason for-tbatter has to knock tbs curves on tha bound. Ta Iff th rule was interest of of th poor pitcher into the next changed and the calchr com up the fans. It ia lot. but who cares for logic when behind tbo bat. Thwaarol then read that th batter second bout if out th th. or the catcher the bases contain th tying between momentarily held th ball th winning run and Babe Ruth Is after th. strike third providing In their pair. shipped to first baas deliberately 7 th. atrlko had been called Grad boat Andrews had reachjust th. ball struck th, ground . Beg ter Than Ruth the top of the local heap after la Iff) the National League de- ed sensational career la which in By tb way. there are batters rided that no mors ftyat hound awhich than etch. a would rctira batters who men he defeated some of the heat who are mors dangerous fouls. hit lit Tha American Asitociation the section. When he met Ruth In a situation of that kind did not make that chan, until Roag he was knocked out in less The but not more picturesque. llti. In this period controversy than a minute and tte bout was ' Ian always look to ths swatter to waxed long and profane. Tho, who followed by otherg In which he SHoeiattott way made a clear the base and glories and placedtheir-gaba,ebn th wa. l la fact showing, aid lot mar. spreads himself all over th neigh- skillful of the Na- that knockout went him Into such than th gam. borhood when he does so. and tional a outbecause their slump that he finally quit the slinks back home and Into the fielder League could run like drer across ring and stayed away for nearly a woodkhed when he doesn't. tho wid that ofton pr- - year when he attempted a comexpati9 Baseball had been going for a railed In thoa days In tho outfirid back. Hit second sally in fistic on tho make beautiful catch long time when It dawned upon and brought just aa sensational first bound of batted balls. They circles Its players and those who thought did success aa hia first on tho mak fins catch about it to th oxtent of everlast- plays, too, but tho chancs of betCompleted Training. ingly trying to Improve ft, that tors wore eut down a lot and by When be completed training yesth first, bound catch bad coma to mod by to tba Americantba association National terday Andrews had all of the conthat s4 hava he such a sure thing that it should bgan would th biggest hitIn the world. That ia just be stopped- - More then that the League ter from year to year If tbvy did fidence infielders were becoming better all not change their gam lo conform what he needs to overcome a possible subconscious fear of the ter. of the ttmer Meg who had been to that of th older organization rific Tight drive end the terrible unable to get up to a fly ball They changed ft and out on Tlrrt all. and out went left hook of hta Wyoming opponent, for good when tb game first began, devel- bound if ha remember thm when be Xi oped extraordinary speed for old enters tha r ng ha fa lost. tn Sometimes thso pretty making tinyerx aad some ot them became Rose is perhaps tn an oven more first bound catches a fildr awould hard advantagious positfoa. He has the collide with a afand and get bail the great confidence that hia previous bump. If ho recovered the over Andrews should give appeared all the grander to victory IDAHO BASKET BALL play him Then, too, ho has just fought fan. excitable the A National league man aakad an some great battles with Kickapoo American association mss why the Dan and Abie Mibkmd. and ta Firth. 24; Vtackfoot f. had at last ready to tackle practically anybody. latter organisation bound Downey, 19; Lava 16. out tho first There ar fiv bouts on the proabandoned Weetoa, 29; Bancroft. 22. r. "111 tell you. tbe Association gram braid the absorbing Moreland, 22, Black foot, JL wooden found "We man The replied brings our Moreland girls, 24; Firth girls, IS, the than harder tends seemingly Leo Hanson of 8aH Lake in a four College of Idaho. 22; Albion, 84. of some of our players and round boat wtth Hod. Turner or College of Idaho girls. 17; Albion skulls gave tho skulls tba benefit of the Corinno. Utah. girls; 16 doubt. Bailor Fay win meet B&bq Her Gooding college 28; Albion, ST (This concludes the "When Base- matL colored flash. Hsgnman. 22 Bits41. 17 Wa Young aeries.) ball , Falls Twin It Gooding, 2; Gooding girls, 42; Twin Fails girls, 14 rt ra ' never-endin- b. i bJr ! :r I , pit-fu- ' va. tllil r head-hne- fe i semi-wind- P i It. . at r DeMolay Swimmers U-- g FOXLEY TO COACH MOAB HIGH BQYS Feb JI (Hpeei.i ) TeO" Utah veteran Foxier ot take Aggie grlddet arrived here up his new position a a coaeh aad teacher at Grand - tuiatjr - high Ho was selected, by th school. board of education on recommends, tlon of Superintendent McCorkle to fill the vacancy caused by tb resignation ot Arch I a D. Egbert Wad ia tba third coach tn cent her this '4 season. Foxley was highly recommended by Coach Dick Romney of tb Agat th gies and several professor ? Logaa institution. MOAB, Up, t, Garfinkle Leaves For Idaho Bout Jmey Garfinkle and Ted Kiewart Balt Lake last night foe Ashton, Ida., where they will take part in tha annual boxing program staged in connection with tha Ashton dog derby. Kid Davia ot this city was in charge of both fighters. GarAt Ashton Tuesday night Howard Ball of finkle will m?et ten-rouId a feature poeaielo. fight of the program. Both welterweights are ln fine condition and should put up a good fight. Stewof Idaart will meet Julton Waters p. Preho Falla, in tho Idaof be will liminaries composed ho fighters. left- - Ilions Two ANDERSON AND WARNER MATCHED Rady Warner of Lon a finish mget Angeles hare Wednesday wrestling match be beat evening, Th affair will two out of three falls to a finish Ed Sheppard. ln th one of th .kingpin boxers of the state, will meet 8rgt. Mcl'eck of l round classic, Fort Douglas lit Twoottiy preliminaries will also of OGDEN, Feb. 21 Olden and Roy Andertua tn will semi-fin- al ' ROCKNE WILL . TALK IN OGDEN Captured In Gunnison Area GUNNISON. Feb, 21 Elmer of Mayfield, and Kred Jen. sen captured tao more mountain TweUe-mll- e lions last week in canyon near here Thursday a cuU was trapped ana the beast was taken to Andersons home a here it Is in safe keeping. Tho other animal wao loo large to take alive so was slain. Gas Becker Wins Title f At Shoot on Coast cial) in: OF t BUSSEY IS DEAD ATharles R. Bussey, bead conch of obr4f Micklen.9 9 9 1 Ip 1 11 lT.U.kfUg ljhsloene. 9wsn If. O httibi If totta.r(.. 9 9 9 9 19 9 3 9 1 9 9 9 0 9 9 3 6 9 9 the athletics at Westminster lege, was called to his homo In Tynf WHlmarg dall. Bouth Dakota, Friday bocausa of tha death of hia father. Tho deep 9 4 1 Total I 422 If Tetale sod of tho student body sympathy Referear McCloa with tha coach in his faculty go sorrow. of hour SIXTEENTH QUALIFIES. During 4he absence of tho coach. Roy McLeese will have charge of Sixteenth ward gaalifled ft wed tbe tho basketball team. Twaatyeigbtb ward (or the maphmhtp of tbe Sait Lake at j hf defeating the col- Newman Is Winner f -Over Roy Anderson (Special) Lake defeated Kraosloco. two hero Baturday event of the 'program at tha monthly athleticAnderson won the Gemmoll club first fail but Newman took tho sec- ond two M OapN4 HIH Ward ' 4 BINGHAM. Feb. Al Newman of 8a It Roy Anderson of San out of three falls night In tha featura Hill Caoitol raak.rl oj.iir.. B Sadrs C Clvo-r- Meo OT.rPII a J 1 S a 4 111 to IS J94 hWerd 22 mli)i Ki.l ItI MI.!.. Total. I lilt lilt , 1 -IHWriMl .O A.htn it K Horu- - Ilbn O.TFP rt 4 f a 1 Mteen.r, r ri J Three More Loops To Name Champs (Continued from Pa Two) the scoring averages. Lincoln and around Be Y U. preps will romp at v Provo. Paik Citys Chance. Park City can foil Morgan's plans to enter tha tournament by winning leaders from tho Summit region next Friday, in ease the unexpected happens a Go will ensue, leaving both leaders with six victorias and two defeats. Morgans backers ar plehsed to doubt that anything ilka that will taka place. North Summit will play Wasatch county high at Heber City Mlnerevljfe cannot b kept away from tha Millard championship with with a machine gun so Its gsm little Milford Friday ta causing excitement Delta and Fillmore are booked for an engagement which may hav a bearing on second place honors provided Hinckley will er oblige by losing to somebody other next week. 01x1 and RealL ' ' Hurricane gets its big chance to avenge a recent defeat by Dixie but tho according to tho forecastersFliers wil be a little too much for tho H Indy town boys. A victory for tho Fliers will end their troubles until they arrive at the tournament. Parowan will play Cedar City Saturday but thia is a bromide. Mantts load lo tho Sanpete section appears secure this week. Wasatch Academy is Mantis opponent and tha Academy quint basn t won a gams all year while tho Mantl boys have fiv straight victories to and their credit. North Bsnpeto third Moroni will struggle for place while Ephraim, second place five will remain idle. Provo v Payee? - gpanlah Fork faces tha troublesome assignment jof trying to topple Bpringville of? the perch In tbe Nebo section. Eureka and Nephl will mpke a much better game second team In the standing, Interest In this baa an section hinges on tho coming game in between Provo runners-u- p the Alpine district aad Payton for tbe tm of competing privilege t)e tournament for state honors. Richfield has h fighting chance e to Gunnlaoa, or at feast catch up with tho bugar Makers, as Gunnison has one more gem left Richfield. on its schedule than Tho Reapers have won five and last oae while Gunnison has wop four and lost one. Castle Dale Stas gone over the entire array of opponents in Carbon aad found nothing to check their It all over but the progress. shouting down there i. Vernalu and out Roosevelt are stilt fighting foy the right to Play the winner b in of the Green league a round-robjoust for tournament , iviltges. Pay-so- k. over-tak- Rlver-Moa- f 1 K. Feiuw Total, til is n, LC.9 R j era rf VetterH L D t I K.cG. W.r r otfp) 9 Wilkes rf 9 If OdbrrUf. 2 1 Blevtirac. Leciie.rg. Hanaa.ig 4 6 I 4 4 1 9 1 V It 2 . t 1 Rtsrod rf 9 2i Hlritytf Mttlett e If 1 tUoker t t 9 9 4 9 9 2 4 4 2 9 4 9 4 9 9 J J 1 roes Peal Dstten IL 4 4 9 4 si lift Trial ' Total Refer Mb Richardson. 1 ,12 9 9 24 REILLEY IS HIGH AT WEEKLY SHOOT C H Roitlev, veteran Stilt iSaka trapshooter walked off with high during tho gun honors yesterdm of tho Salt Lake Gun weekly shoota score of 48 out of a club with possible 69. In addition to bla performance In the single event he took doobks laurels. Tha results follow: H. Reliley x Wiley, Coleman H. 8 Mills Dr. Mare H F Badhnm . xJ. M. Anderson N. H. GHsch li H. Van Slyke George B Thomas . G. A. Tbudoti C ujbiles Practice For Meet 9- on mThs fair weather boros who tost interest in the Boston Red Sox are beginning to Cnrrigan? . m Same Ruling Ued on Fouls by National League til 1883 Dangerous for Fielder. athletic trophy to their copiou. collection Saturday r night when' i George Kelson' well groomed! I wrestlers batted through some tor- rid competition in win the chant-- ! p.onshlp ot tho western division of j ths Rocky Mountain conlerence. Brigham Young University and Utah were In hot pursuit throughout the two day Jotwt and were only Outing-- At eliminated ln tho closing matches The point Score Was so follows: Utah Aggies, 27. Young University, 12, Utah, 12; Montana State ColfM lege, 3. In the final matches a . fall counted five points, a decision, three points, and a draw one point. In the consolation matches between of bait Like county preliminary bout losers, three ponta Sportsmen very successful trip went to the winner of a tali; three fish 8pringvlle hatchery to winners of a decision and one to the under auspices of the stat Sunday to each contestant ln a draw. ODEN. Feb. 2L- (Special ) fish and game commission and the Salt Lake County Fish and Game - High Standard. ) Eight high class basketprotective association. The outing ball teams, champions of their r- The tournament established waa staged primarily to acquaint new high standard for tbo colic-- the sportsmen with methods emplo- pecltve regions In the various "if mens leagues of ths northern pti& giato grappl ng sport in this terri- ed by tho state in rearing and plantOf 4h state will compete here this tory The turnout was tho best tho ing fish and game birds. week end for the vignt to compete Foreman Explains. sport has ever known and tho enin the finals at Salt Lake. March thusiasm ran rampant throughout William Whitney, foreman of th 7. t amt 9 Li, E. WMkenson genconducted The was the visitors through attended by meeting plant eral chairman announced today Prof. D. B-- Swingle of Montana the hatchery nd explained vartoifb Contests in ths championship ear, In used methods rearing the fish State College, president of the fee in this city Vil commence 15. Uucky Mountain convene, and Thursday and win be concluded chairman of the conference com- - j present time some 30,404 Saturday night. trout, Mount Ogden North Weber. Wood mitteo on wrestling. ranging from two to 12 ears of age ruff" and Bear River wilt compete th r hatchery The wrestling of Arnold Ry-I- r h?ud purposes. in ths first braoket with Ogden He declared spawning Unce, blind welterweight from the that th coat Weber, Boxelderand North Pavia of feeding the t fish stakes in ths lower bracket. Young University was the feature and game birds on the farm The schedule for ths first night of the final day's card. Roylance amounts to 920 per day play is announced as follows. skill rare the displajed throwing Demonstration Given f pm Weber vs. Boxelder; I p m. speedy Bull Mull of Montana State North Weber vs. Bear River, 1 Demonstrations of planting the in one minute and 1 second fish were given and the entire event pm Ogden va North Pavia InOfficials for ths tournament were Pratt, Aggie heavyweight waa the was enjoyed by the visitors. WALTER H VAS. O with the visitors were announced as follows. Timers: 1 premier performer of the meet. He cluded ClifN WUksnson and Robert Martin: ofcommissioner: a Fehr, city big weight advantage Of Dos Plainea, 1)1 . captain of employed D. H, Madsen, in handford lon sheriff. Patton, ficial scorer: Molboruae Corbett, Douglas. U in state fish and game commissioner. football A! Warden. ths Carson Newman college banket, some Toung Basketball officials ball team, at Jefferson City. Tenn.. a spectacular bout. Dean captain Litton of Horace K Beck and W, A Engle, Merlin Stevenson and Malcolm WatE. D. Mar-se- ll holds a unique record in saving Utah, 146 pounder was another star state representatives son. chairman of the 45alt Lake From ths Interest manifested ov- lives. During the past few sum- of the tourney His .victory over K. was the of was Mlngaford 141 attend-ance committee, Aggies er the too ms county membership mers, he has rescued exaetlv moit thrilling affray of the night very active is anticipated rounding up new mempersons from drowning, at the Cook Bill Chrieteneen, Utah of bers. University A dance will bo featured followforest preserve dam No. 2. football piaver won decision from ing th fiasl game Saturday night. county Xuffer, the big Aggie grappler in a D. & R. G. Taket Pair vicloua encouuter The results of the final bouts: MURRAY TO MEET 111 pounds Packard of U. A C In Induttrial Loop won decision over Webb of Young. BINGHAM TONIGHT SABI STRIA f. LeMltV fta Unea Wlear. 126 pounds Clark Larsen of B. T. T raa Standing. Du ta conflicting data both at U. won decision over Martin Dunn yjy L. Pet Murray ' and at Bingham, th basof Utah. two ketball gams between th p 8-a- r. 0 w. .... l ooe 1J5 pounds N. Peterson of Aggies V TuesFmcltinff schodulod .! schools l for sigh got decision over Stanley of Mob. Yl c m. L Ao t day night will b playsd Monday State tana. 1 O . 8 Id 21 "Dail F. Feb. OGDEN. J. sight. tKoao 14S pound Dean Detton of Utah a I ,0A9 two teams arc loading Gimlin, business manaaer ol th 'derated As K. Klngstord of Accis on Continental Oil a. 1 .009 th lesgua with sixvictorUs ssjOrdsn baseball club ofthe and on defeat, th, result - of this Idaho league will depart March IS' points poonde W Walthar of D. A ft. G cbgers went into the will go far In determining , for tbs coast where he will spend ' ZPjj, won decision over Steve Lauria lead 41. the Industrial loop Saturwho --will be the winner of th days at the training camp of . f (tab. a brace of games, -- Bill visional titla This gam Is ex- - the Oakland baseball cluh. Christensen of day by taking 17$ pound over U. 8 Smelting, last peeted to draw a record crowd toj Olmlin will eonfrr with the Oak Utah declsioned Art Nvifter ot Utah winning 12 to 24 and from champions. years th Murray gymaaslum. wber it officials while on ths coast relgtjvs Aggies 24 to 17. Joe Pratt, Utah theD. A CR. MO. I quintet, The game la to to plans for the new season tn th's will be pUyed. Heavy weight 1 9. p ( 17. 8. Smelters.w P tart promptly at 7 II o clock. city. Agiges beat Don Corbett ot Young j. t. no definite action hat by decision, A heavy blow waa attack . ths Although GUferfrt 6 9 9 19 Pvtrsos If S t 1 f to a playing In the preliminary bouts Aggies Wilkes if. 6 - 4 10f Xorbert e 4 9 9 8 Bingham camp whep Brady, In star been takenstillrelates Y. B. for Is It expected that won II points against eight the manager, Mtlistlc 9 9 2 $ Mrers n. 9 2 2 9 center, twisted his ankle two for Mon- Rncwd-f2 t 2l 14 stta.ls , 9 6 9 9 recent Grantavilla game. The in- Louis Guisto ,bard hitting first . six for Utah and won three fall LftwieJg. 9I 111 tana BUte. Agiges jury has not healed up enough for acker, wil) be choice for the post. matches in the preand one decision Daitoa,rf 9 9 9 9 the player to be in the " starting linaup tonight. . lirfinners of these bovU will enter Totals 14 t 4 22 Totals 11 ? 4 24 the conference finals in Denver. Refers Richardson. ADAMn r:J First Bound Out Rulings. Give Way to Modern Edicts Princeton in Lead of Hoop Teams of Hast Farmers Score 27 Point Against 18 for Y; Utah Gets 12. SALtVAS, Catlf, Feb. SI (SpeGus Becker of Ogden, Utah, Gv Bocker of Ogden, Utah, eiaJ) Rockna. OGDEN, Feb, 21 Krut tho doubles championship Meet Wednesday director of football at Notro Dameof captured Monte by taking high honDel of fiuit University, will be the commerce ors id the ahoot bars yesterday I Jk th confab l1 chamber of Th Oqden score from tho two seta of 69 Vtah Soccer Football aaeoclatioa athletic committee at a reception Hie 2. Becker ia one of tha will b held Wednesdayatndlo, 121 her early la July. M. A. "Lou" birds was trapshooters of Utah. b leading Ecker to. g o'clock at Romney, chairman announced O. H sooth Main street. Secretary GARFIELD WINS. Lckn will deliver a abort talk Torvill nrgea that all members M under the present on aihletict tend this important session. OARF1K1A). Feb. St Garfield aad tha event wil) bo at sed Men took a fast same from the Tooele y invitation oiriy. Approximately ward five here gtflurday eventsf by s KW 24 prominent men tn athletics ov- core of 94 to 22 I f-UToads Word ' er th stat will be invited to atGetfleld Pari f v O.T.FP tend. O.xrpf Rymsd.tT 9 4 12 Ormh rf . 0 9 0 9 6 2 I Smith If. 9 0 9 4 Sttleylf. COACH FATHER 1 Kmbt.e I I 21 Thomas. Alrm.rg 9 9 9 f'Jamearf. 9 9 0 9 Utah Soccer Association Jo ' . Sarazen George Nelson to Teach Mat Work; Leaf Plan Swimming Cla. - III III t - Utah Mentors to i ' ' swimmer r. work-in- s oat for th DsMolay w!mmlns team which will met a team from th, Kansas City order In th srin Th swimmer hav progressed rapgood idly and xpct to auk showing. Twenty-fi- r Yale Opposes Grid Loop Among Colleges The proposal to form an JnUrcol- legist Football league Isthe-opposed by YaJ untvmily geaaralj . principle that it must Inevitably contamin.t. and eotnm.relallx. football. LOST TEN GAMES Princeton Tal and Harvard lost I football game between them recent ieon. Tbe during tb Crimson dropped live, Tal four, and tho Tiger on. Th Orang and Black wad also held to a tte- - 7f0fff ... Cedar City jantor big players are still m defeated, according to werd reach lag Farooan Their Uteri victim Thorsday vheu the score ended 24 to IN e o p 9 , Uolrarvity of Idaho Marksmen defeated Washington State college by a Ui to 1146 score as follow. 9 0 AMen Jdabo Charles OiVgory E. K. Degmao B. Hatch. 14 198John Baird. 14: H, D. Boyer. diorm an Lovaaa. 11 Washington Utato LcvtneIM. Whiteman, 1t; MHHgsrd. 194 r W J Davldmn. 11. E H. Dasiaon, 18 and Wallenberg 181 4 4 9 Caldwell Idaho, haneball fane wlU meet at the Commercial elnb of that decide whether elty Tuesday night to will be rope-le- d or get a ha ac ball teem her. .... ..... ....... Waters George F. Dole a Enos Hog Frank Kautsman . HL Vaa Dr neve a Snyder . ... George E HL Dorman Mrs Vivian Orme L Randn ...... 8 ODSgTlff ....a... Jack Gallager 1: I. Miss M. Dorman DOUBLES. , C H. Dellley ............ 22 H, F Badhanl Georg B. Thomas ....... Frank Kautsman ...... E. Hoge xTrads representative. ............... lj r. bwror.' 9 0 m The Carbon covnty Fish end Gam to te prVmring thro association pretoe GAVS POM 91 OVER. drive Ray Dtmlsg Unneb of a ' An bowling alloy will has been memberohlp chairman of the appointed bo among tho features of tho sow ooarautteo by 8 B. Ooetsmau. prri. Young Womens Christian Associa4 4 4 tion building under construction at Albortaon. wreriling ooach at IdaReventh and K streets, northwest, hoFb!l college 1 coffering from aught Washington, D. C. received daring a worxout lari m week. SEE US! To have your Hats Cleaned and Blocked . 4 1 FORK ,KRIE GUARANTEED AND HtRRT TREAT, lOV RIGHT ' White House Shoe Shining Parlors 167i2 So: Main. F.rm.r ImM at JM . Hal r - BILL Tbe firm Rifle club elected tho M moetiag: loving efflctal at ttte iVgular Preetdent. E R Ormee: vie orUdent, Keith Vaece: exoenttvo officer. RendeUErlnndaon; aferetary, George A. CheerIdaho Tech grappler defeated the (9. fnateh ending a 08 of Tech defea-e- d gemaragoo (IK) of the ehopo .a fomr mtnetos Fetereoa (1161 of a hope Boachal 139 of the Tech. Jen ea Toth, defeated Lewie 121, hone, ta two mlaotes: Ford 141). Tech, defboated Long 4114). ah ope, tn eigt Fatt (ltl)', Tech, defeated Roy minute; Garret eon (161, ehopn. In two mtaotm: Franklin (146). -Tech, dcelatowcd Mar(144), tin (166). ehopeCfcrtrienpen Tech, defeated Byron Gaireteon (lltl, hope In atx mlnniea. Gower ft If Tech, declsioned Rice fl4L Shop. f it (Always with the Extra Pants) We Guarantee to L shopmen, th follows Ford 8. Fit You. - 57 .itMala fj),M. MAIN & BROADWAY - gmCmmctTHMaiMi OtfoiWRnk. wgt. A Want) p.i. J j iJ 4 V r 3 1 .a - V4 a. 0.A A. -- a . I T |