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Show A I fc ' THE DESERET JAST FIELD ASSURED 1 HEWS SALT LAKE CITY FOEI SECOND L A. U. BASKETBALL TOURNEY ..AUllJAt Star Pbyers Salary Increases 1 Winning Invited Reese Sounds Call. jA Tines EfeM u 50 Basheteers Op:a wr Hebe Whiting Has Tallest Center in State on Richmond Team. V a 1 J vL eret K The tourna. ment has been arGROVER. tentatively ranged to start about March JO tbo week following the state high ' Phool tourney, according to PresJdent Reese. ! expected that several new cnUnta will take part in the an. anal tournament this year. WinBars of tbo M men s'- Church tourney will bo invited to ' as well as winners In participate, ' every Industrial commercial and rganixation league in the four states - region.composing the interm contain " Teams from college and uni- 'isnrttlca In the region will he to participate, although th college teams, as a rule, do rot .nter 4he A. A- - tT. tourney. g their time more or leas filled games. May Co To K. C. It I expected however, that thi year will be sent back the national A. A. V. basket7 ball tournament, held In Kansas City. Missouri, which may Its an Incentive for college ihrix to filter the tournament. Whether college coaches are in favor of their team Mitering or not Is a batable matter Ike Armstrong, ; mentor at the University of Utah. Intimated last rear that he was not. , A number of strong tram from amateur league In Utah will enter ; the tournament, and the Armetrr dreamery quint of Pocatello. Idaho, be down again thi year, ee tr. cording to President Reese Th Armour Creamery outfit has been touring southern Idaho the last week or two and bare beaten r most every opponent they bare . tickled. Maar Cooi Owes. Armours threat in the tourney ...will be debated bv two strong rail-- . road teams, ore coming from the O S L. and the other from the Pacific, yho will have det Union aTI other opponent on their feated respective lines In making thir . way to the tourney. Official of tne athletic clubs of the two railroads have already signified that thetr will enter the fin-- a champion Two powerful championship quint from the two Salt Late ama-- , eor 1ague, Industrial and Com mrdal, will also enter their presidents ay. News Stress. The Commercial league, with n assemblage of some of the most expert teams ever gotten together In J Utah. should offer a champion able to challenge the supremacy of any squad of hakeer. Tavlor brother's five, from Provo, end The Ues- eret New hooptr are leading th at prefer snd are expected r I league fo battle final honor, with feam given much of an neither edw at the present time. Tn the Industrial league. Modern Pausae. Z C M. I. and O 8 L are holding the league, with h Modern Pausage hoonstera showing e one game lead over last vesr champion and the Short Liu team Hoop Meet Opens At 0J University f!nd--in- win-ne- d. - al-- m. fr Ponfar Grove Wins Sixth Hoop Gime StaKC Tse4ays Meoslt. .' Beta till ..211 . C .see ..211 semi-offici- lies .tee West Jordan Shuts Out Riverton, t!ag I Rd f OTPP' 4 rf I UT I 0 l, mice ef M Btms.lf t Lftkc .11j ? 9 I 4 V RtmB,rg 2 a 2 rpH 1 f 1 For rth Thtrty-secon- i d e PfOr Refere Thirtieth . . Brighton Poplar Taadaya2! Reautta. tce Fourtn Cancon 24. Fifth 21. Tv. 14. ,th th Foplsr Grov kpt pat h swift moving Twnt-.ixtward quint last night to remain in It' ' tlWJorr ixth straigp victory by de festing Fourth. 31 to f n an the uin- game L1od tarrd ner with II poTi In the other garr n downed Fifth. 26 to 21 in a fact, clop gamo Burt and Iarkr were the outstanding performer Ml Word. ( snoot Ward it Denle . e Tta: 13 umpire a 7 2Y Fmlth. BRlTAAblA RILK. Th famous raclrg yacht of Xing of Knglend, Britannia, he. 4 captured 14 firm end other prur during iu ( year of com-pet- lt on. Loses All Hope Of P. C history who would have been baseball's batting leader more than one but who could not reconcile scientific batting with the kind he liked. Accuracy Stressed. When Harry Wright manage! tha Philadelphia team, managers wore tall allk hats and marched across the field in Imposing style In front of their players on great days. Being a batter himself. Wright waa a great admirer of Delehanty. Other managers said ha waa too lenient with Delehanty because ha likd tha boy so well but Del" usually waa likeable. Maybe that waa his falling. Wright prided himself on hla accuracy In scoring and ha iosad scientific, strategic baseball, the kind that fights for a run at a time, but he had a team of maulers who 1ked to hit the ball out of tha lot. Often they took a vicious cut at the bell only to meet with a mild look of disapproval from tha bm and they always avoided hla y when they returned to the bench. But they Praised him to tha aklss when they got home It waa not very safe to criticize Harry Wright In front of one of hla players. happy-go-luc- Del,' -- L Help Jan. 29. Hope OAKLAND, CaUf., o league will have the backing of Coast league clubs the coming season, died last eveninr as President Bob Miller of the Oaks and bis chief adviser, J. Cal Ewing, left here for Phoenix, Ariaona, where they will meet with baseball men of that city to listen to their proposition for tha Oaks to send their promising rookies to thetr club in the Ariaona Copper league. When it waa announced at tha Coast league meeting that the Mishad sion and Los Angeles teams tide up with teams in the Copper league, John Dark, who waa here e loop, adboosting for tha mitted that there was little hope for his plan. The backing of at least four Coast league clubs was ought for the Intermountaln loop, Reds and with the Angela and lost, the Oaks. Baals and Hollywood were about all wbo were still Interested tn Darks plans. Utah-Idah- ALLSTARS NOSE OUT EAST SOPHS East hla! tophi pnt np a treat r, battle with th condition of Eaat hffh aradnatee, Thursday nlfht. In th Hilltop fym. holding th, veterans ITto a 0 score. Llenolnts and Thurman wellyn with with it were th scoring acea for two the team, Philltp Quintet I AD Otars. East 0Ma o. r. r. r. Leadt Interchurch 1 1 t I Jewlrarf 4 lT,l.mrhre.rf 4 . Fteadro.lf t t.Hunt.ir Bathet League tarkor.e. S t'Diemen. e e 411 e 4 11 UPMimrer, 4 t arl.ea.rs lhTE ft CHURCH ten I,... 4 11 IUT LAKELCAGIE. 14 4 4 Olillerf. 4 4 tkarp.I,.. I 4 10. th tsn.tr. Hrtetl.l, Teas Staallitf. 14 IThomaa If 4 "on. Lst. Pet IJehneen e 3 4 4 4 4 6 1.40Phillips Coogregational ICrendell.r, 14 4 4 3 Mooteflore 7S1 Emmanuel Baptist ....3 1 4i .740 Totals 11 Total. i a 40 2 Unitarians .140 2 First Methodist .m .25 0i Harrie Deary Beats Third Presbyterian ...1 First Preatbyterlan ... I .219 0 Conoco by 20 to 18 Westmter Presbyterian .444 The Phillip quint took the undia- Ths Harris Broth tr flv in lead the Interchurch guted ths Conoco quint,Dslry 19 to 1$. league last night by trim- last in a fast 14 night Third the Dodge to gams. Presbytr!en, ming 12, ia a great game A X A. down- and Workman starred for the winwitk Bult scintillating for the ed the Flrat Methodist, 14 to 11; Im- ners losers. manuel shut out the First I The seer 42 to 0 and the Un tartans Csnies took Dslry trimmed Westminster, 44 tf 12. Q.T.F.P O.TP.F Dedfwrf 4 2 3 Hi LXord.rf 217 ROCKET IYCUBU0. O.JoM.lf 0, R LMrd.ll MI 2' Balt.c .. 2 I Brvmse 0 hockev now Nearly plajeri 9 S S' Lund rg performing In the prof.aaionsrl .UBeverly. Josee.1 SIS iQrnsdg.tg renki were born in Ottaua. WormnJf I S S t All-tta- It 1 S -- tee .1444 44 - dfsld BY JOHN A series describing eleven of the games greatest plays when they were made for the first time. A compilation never before attempted, revealing some surprising firsts of baseball history. Beginning today in The Deseret News. n. II .Sill MSI IIS The eror: Jitlfil T.MP P Q. Brtgm.rf BragbnUf Pagse Uaaon.rf. Lewis S Welcome Relief. S urissma,lf koottvif... Farmington Cent. dSlClsrk.rf.. IjMIllor.ir.. Spaeo.e.... 3'Steed.rg 2fnoen lg 11 ..III lit IS lg- - eWhltakr.lf t Siitaynor.lg iiil Total. S S S 4 4 n BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG - -- Freehmea put, Neophyte OTPP S S 1 1 S S S S 2 2 S .4223 fit) 4 1 S S S S 2 S Rbttfcfjf D.Jnn.If HJan.c-l- x gmltArs Philip lg Hlitmdo Davtslf. till, s 1 3 2 S S 1 S S s S 1 r Shelley 1 1 S S S S S RoveLrf Bail If ' Hunt.c 2i Sj OTPP2 .. I112 s s Petrsa rg Branslg. e. Tmaa.rg s s s s 3 S S 2 S S S S S f 2 2 Totals. . d 4 4 14 ADD O S L LEAGUE Ptsbumnuata. o. O. TPP p f rf II S S 24 Hfdiag rf S 4 3 2 wTrpg lmg.lf C l S 12 foekync.lf A Lldle 11 3 0 tt Sholledye 4 e s L Lldol rg S S S Brown rg. 1 S 4 Plowers.lf S S S t Nuttslf lg S 1 S S 1 S S 2 Wot rf s s e Atrmet.lf tr alony-oi- d, e. n, sill Gopher li Totals. It4tiv mark HAVE BUSY NIGHT IN PIN ALLEYS ult Junior It; Senior 1 LCHI, Jan 24 (Special i Probably the freture taas ef the entire year we polled la the locet tourney Tseedey whaa th. Joltor. took for th.ir hr - half detest at tb rv.a,. hssde ef tfcerr spprciMmsn. Only aftA two extra prriod could thy beat the aiders Into tnhmlwfos, bowerer. lt-lbut that made tb victory a! tb more complete according to t&e victor, who now load tbs ocal race. Wodsoday tbo faculty, sow tiog with the Juniors tack! tho Sophomore, vho dofuatod tbo podngof no ta tbo taef half. Tho ether game will feature the Preah. men vs the Sight Grade Neophytes The score: OTPP, , name of snv institution is similar to belnv l:aek the belled Into membership in the over tho river burying? sociotv. Ths Hawkoyoe had no doeire to incur any penalties from this and an early wolcom Into th eostur of ,ood conference Is fellowship by her former Moci-atLike, let it is belisved that som of th athletes disqualified durlnf low as winter house cleaplnc will conference be reinstated bv th on th around eligibility committee were only minor that their crimes infractions of the rule. Buch a move be hv the Bin Ten would only tu.tlc to the boys, who tn sccept-iaid actuallv financial improper war lass xuilty than organizations that furnuhed th money. tb, Tindw' Remit. 40-4- oi.rFi reaby-terla- . Yoo-Ey- Baseballs Bipest Firsts 23 J HoBiB'ig Loop b Atfster.rf t S S S S S S' ANCIENT RIVALRY. Mlfffefl.rg S 1 1 8Uier,lg The annual golf match between pUvera repreeentin Oxford end TeUlf S 27 22 19 Totals 7 4 4 II Cambridge univeraltlee in England, wa. firat held In 167S, Si tara mo. BOlHimL WINS. . BOUNTIFUL Jail 2. (SpaciaJ) Tho Bountiful Second ward downed the Farmington Central, 24 to 10, In an Interesting Jioop game last night Borltnghsm counted 12 to scmtHlste for the winpoints ners. B. FOSTER. Sixth-Sevent- Cannon bail (Copyright, 110. by tb, Dejeret New,.) (NO. 1 SFVKN HOME RUNS IN ON E GAME M VEABS AGO. Two very close and thrilling hen run wow made games opened the play la the sec- SEVEN memtwr of Wrifht, ond intramural basketball tournament at the Umveelty of Utah, last the Cincinnati baebal! team, when he id a game at Newport, Bight. The Sigma Nu quint defeat- Ky.,played against Ihe Holt club on June ed the Phi Pi Phi team. It to II. 11. 117 and the Engineers upset the Sigma Thie waabe Pi crew, 25 to 22 Croft won the game for the Sigfora tba day of ma Nu eager by slipping down the o r ganlied floor with the score tied, to stuk but haeebalt the basket which ultimately spelled tba man wbo vlet cry. Peterson was the main cog made the aeren In the Engineers machine, gatherborne rant lating is point. Nicholson and Saunders played er waa ana ef fine games. Three games are on the Socket tba moat for tonight with the Medice and prominent figPhwte opening the festival at ures in organH pm; Pi Aipha will ized haze bell. meet the Beta Kappa Theta Pi at 43 and the Paluka and quint Wright waa Newman team will clash at ? 13. one of tba beat The score: ' ballplayers born in the United f Mama Ns. Phi PI Phi P United States and the baseball OTTF OTP. S Brook, rf J that was played In hla day was Ladfcerg rf 1 S' Person if 1 4 I I the beet of that period- Hovard If 9 Ho ia Hilton e t f J V Oswald e 2 4 the only batter of a 4 4 Plandrorg Mwyer rf f Probably team, and ponalbly of on CrofUf An drew. lg amateur team, who haa hatted Bart . . n Herdy horn. seven official or Clmger Jeneea In ona game. That makes It runs Kerr feat to be reckoned among the 1 t Total 4 Tetali 1111 great first ' In basebsll history. BtroatitNelieoa. Harry Wright, and George and Sam Wright, played baseball In i Ft. their earlieat days la New York UTP.Pl OTPP City, on a diamond not a long wav wtusff e 14i2Nlcbls.rf 4 from Petervnlf t 2 the present location of YanMardenjf Urm.c 111 2Baadra.e a 1 kee Stadium. Beettterg I 4 4e IRftmrt loads Boston. 4 4 Strnhgig s e Bewalg . 2 t fHaaeea George hecams tha leader of th, Boston club and won a championwith the Providence club. To. II I I 111 TMlla II 4 32 ship Many credit him with being the best inlfelder over to play baa ball, modern or present. He could bat. too Harry could not field as well ss hla brother, but he could bat 69-- 0 with a rest thump. Harry man- aged the Boston team when It won Tb West Jordan IT Men lust championship. In HIT and left. Tho present flannel hasetNUl uniabout hung up a record lz.t night when they downed the Riverton form la the outgrowth of dn Ides to . la a very lop- in Harry's head. When he began First ward, sided contest. This Is the seventh to play baseball men wore long straight victory for the Weat Jor- trousers and long whltker and dan quint without a defeat thi sealong face, when they were beaten. son. baseon in Harry kept actively The winners had (he hall practically all the evenine and gave the ball longer than his brother. losers very little chance to srere. George. Harry waa an authority V. Bateman, Lancaster and Hogan on th finer points of the fame smothered what few shv th In time he became manager of d,1 have bv br.iDant the Philadelphia baseball rluo and on the guard line. Lak and P?ms the boas of the great Delehan- Stic lead the attack ty. one of the heat batter. In base- UlrertM 14. scoring Jerdsa. .211 Utah-Ida- Seven Home Ron in One Game Made S3 Year Ago Harry Wright Credited With Great Feat By JOHN B. FOSTER. Wednesday's Medics v. Pirates. 45, Hi Kappa Alpha vs. Theta Pi 7 Aft, Haduka vs. Newmans. 2 1j N'ma !.' Nell.c . Hmltn r h Twenty-fift- N TYCOBB anl S.gma Nu 13, Ph! PI Phi 11. Kiiyuieer 22, Sigma PI 22 It. o. T. C. defeated Utopians (dei foul M h Pftplar Orove CHRISTY Foster Begins Series On Baseballs Biggest Firsts P Twenty-sixt- To California MatHewsom FRATERMTT LEAGIK. fltaadlag ef tbs Teams. inter-ditiston- al in trioneer Classic To Go n. . News Then the Western conference Preston ontry matches shotstn with tbo will be the thoso of tlio South Cacho Big Ten and peace and Cache ball. South contentment will reign within what The teams have had good pre- Mr. Robert Zuppke. the sage of season schedules by playing some Illinois calls. The anchor of amaand mighty fine teems both locally athletics in America' It appears however, teur There never waa any doubt of that the Crookston Grizzlies will be Town's returning to active parttci-pat-o- n the team to beat. m conference athletics, but Logan goes to North Cache with its comes crew fine baskettera. of a Although early only one ietterman is In the group more or leas aa a aurpnae. It u the boys have had a good ddai of presumed that the conference faexperience. Tag Johnson la the culty committee will meet within EW YORK. Jen. z. (INS) captain and will be in guard. reChriatensun, Jeffs. OIsoil and Reu- a very few weeks, consider the There la little chase, that that nion will in all probability round port of the out the remainder of the team. visited Iowa citv on .Tan aery 9, and the Invitation of California. Stan Hebe Whiting has not fully decid- vote for the immediate ford ed on hla lineup yet but it is a Southern Caliof the Hawks unlvei certainty that Bingham, tb tall fornia left Iowa The boy, will be in at center and as this eitira to enterboy goes, so goes the team. This city thoroughly convinced that the Inter th. tain Bingham fellow is six feet four Hawkeyeahad done everything posA colleflate inches In height and he certaimy sible to clear up tin; situation knows how to utilise hie stature. A. A. A. track which had grieved other member 1SS3 In meet Old Rivalry. of the conference. The sluih fund at the CaliA friendly rivalry will be picked has been discontinue i and many fornia bowl m up again when Fiuky Jeffs takes of Iowas sterling athletes are dishis boys to play the cohorts of will Berkeley more waa There nothing qualified. 'Plash Nielson at South Cache. be declined, si This game will be close as the for Iowa to do. The object of the waa indicated teams seem very evenly matched. conference had been accomplished. Jeffs haa three lettermen and Niel- today. on has two. Punkley will take the1 A guarantee of roll of being the bright light for Can Save Them to expenses Allen are ac $$3,000 prom f(ew Probe the J.ug.r a melnetejV"1 tb companied invl t a t I o a The Big-T- n by voting for an Juniori Trip Up of Iowa can which was received here yesterda: early save the llawkeyes any discom- Acceptance may be voted at the Seniors, 18 to 16, fiture that might com from an March 1 meetinr of the I- C. Gustavua T-- Elrby, chairman t report by the North CenIn Lehi Tourney adverse tral association of colleges and sec- the advisory committed of the I. C LBH1 RIGS SCHOOL TOCBKET. 4 A association schools. This declared tha holding of tit ondary Half Otaadtef ef the Trees Is a scholastic group interested in gamea In California would he f seeextent to of the athletics only the best interest of intercolleg. Junior ... ing that it members observe rules ate athletics. Faculty .. tientur However, when the North pen-tr- LOCAL BOWLERS Sophomore College Track Second Intramural trs C m v 1 raCa r l Fred Ileear. o chairman the A A. oni basketball Let.! may be ad dressed t o Beeae In rare of the Des- Committee Reports Soon on Results of Visit To Iowa Easy Action Seen. BY FRANCIS J. POWERS. (Copyright, 1930, by The Deseret News.) Logan, Jan. 28. (CPA) The University of Iowa, HICAGO, tralnlnr Instilled Into thorn, tbo Cscho division teams of Rogien I member of the Western Conference, soon wayward are more than oagor to start the will have union its card returned with the admonisort do this ball rolling. Tboy will of thing noxt Friday when tho Lo- tion that she avoid all chuck holes and stops for red lights gan torn a plajs North Cacho at the future. tho North Cacho school and tho during 2. (Spcin wuh two months of Jan. A ItzrCZl 'V . League Rivalry Uttes for the coming year will 60 at th Eiks club, Thursday A movement haa been evening that a chance is mad atarteO to m the offices of president and aoc-rctJesse B. Sharp thi year and C Oren Wilson have held the position for the past severalorrear the and mauj sportsmen are BY WAYNE GROLK call to winners jn all amiteur opinion that a change would bo thing good basketball leagues in Utah, On the hntrr. others deem that tao officers hat earned on the who the Idaho, Wyoming and NevadaIntr-mountawork In a very effclent manner with to enter (he annual and should be allowed to continue basketball their fine work. A. A. I', tourney thtsj Manv new tandidates have been to send in suggested but no definite action ?; names of haa t been started. The meeting the whole matter, starttheir teams and will atdecide -7.19 tomorrow night. Man earn members ing : In teams will be of basketball agerx was issued t vote on the mattqy. rdneMav by ci.gible s By Big Ten Rulers Havixo Convince Their Colleagues House Has Been Placed in Order Okeh Cache Division N 11 ChrWr lUlbrwwo, cUr pitcher at the New York GUnU, paid 110,000. Ia 1320 J Cobh, otar of tbo DeUott Tier ereotea a aeoatloa bp Orowln WfiH. But, ia 1330, Babe Butlt of the New York Yoaltoca Seawda aad threo-yboatraet or aotfatny Mb. annual ration meetini to the officers of tbo bait Amateurs rHRFederation of Amatour Atb & JANUARY 29 1930 WEDNESDAY Iowa Will Soon Have Its Union Card Returned and Marked New Quints Changes Hinted y7ill Enter In Election Of S.L Ball Heads Hoop Meet : ST ' Will Stay in League toav he delows layed somewhat by the leak In the! conference committees plan As Is The Jewelry, Commercial acd Bowling leagues were sc Carpenter tlve on the local alleys last night Seme high scores mod keen com pe' tition wore displayed. Decker Anderson took tho odd games fron Barnet and Weiss and White C while Dennis took three strsigL in the Jeweir from Hubbard-Den- n league. Oakland won two games from t! Pontiac quint in tbo only Carpent loop game. Brodbent waa high with SIS points. Ia the pommercl loop. Independent Cab took three games from For est Dale. Windmill and Wonder Bread won the odd game la the other two flits. JEWEUIT LEAGUE. Decker llinMt Stee I Tekay Barweti Meero . Woio . 12 194 1 111 Ill 1T3 it: 3 ntSomss. . 1M - M 117 WOivm 1S 127 . . IftS 111 Laroos 141 2' 141 te It Ut ... III! Otooa.. Docker Je L. S4 . Totals IM 44 3 customary In aimoat everything U Hekbard-Den- n dees, the conference board planned! Tol 144 III 4ST! I DeraD to take its action secretly and then l I t P Dess 127 1S9 H . broadcast the news of lows a return ! 2 12S HI IIS 174 K Cook to the fold But Inadvertently the Ht 14 IHlBBrwso 11 11 news tasked out In advance, which A Wros IIS 123 14liOiiewa HI 194 1' Iso is customary. ITS 114 llf McCiur If t S S 2 V 1th lows back In good standing Dens) 419 It 44 14 3 S 41 Total the conference wilt go along as H Totals fit US 17 IfJ Totals Total Ce. White did for- - many years. There seems to Tnfflt. Andevssn Kntevlln t s G. TP P came be to the stories that O.tFF I 3 Starr . Ill 174 nothing S i out of Minneapolis a few days ago D.Pried- Bradty.rf i4 t Copefnd.rf S Jmis. 12197 its S S t Wrbock.Jf 4 S S Browu.lf. mae. 174 ... TliAJlen. to the effect thst the Gophers were Potrson.e 4 S 412 Mlckln c S S 3 to sever athletic relations MSwoe Uf 1S1 Uogne 111 M 12 Bryaat.rg S S S S fttoelt.rg. s s s s going Ten schools, except D Bogy Its s with al! Big Waslg.. S S SIS.Cdow, lg. s s 147 111 21?i Michigan and Wisconsin; fnstltate Mayer Hrgrv ... 74 .. t Totals ts S S 4S T,tt . 4 4,14 the graduate coaching system and Bteea. ... ill lllj make alot of ejher innovations. EachMvm. O. T. F a. T. r. F fi Total 4T 441 421 Tefal 539 4 Pow.1t rf. I i'lrvtng rf. job cAinma lbagcb. Aod.nm.lr 4 11 t H.r4iaa.tr, Pseflat-Flb.e IlKruc.o.. 4 1 4 11 Grid Schedule 3 3 Ordlparr tlN.tull.r, Orien . 1S2 lj7 lU'Howe.. IIS 142 127 -All Filled A l.hr t, embrn.1, 4 4 4 141 213 Brodek 17i Daffy., lit 27 33 lA.U44.Ur Both President Coffman and Ath- Carpal 1?S 174 14i Hade. . IN Hi tv Tol.l. 131 fli letic Director Fred Leuhring of Brown. IN 144 LDmat 114 122 17 Total.. T.f P.lilt P denied the yarns and the Totals 22 453 MVi 0 Minnesota, Aprestieeo. Totals S7T US U. T T. P latest report from Minneapolis is Freight Aerte. COMMKBC1AL IgAGCf. Aaderon.rf 7 I 4 liCerke.rf. i I 1 I thst the successor to Dr. Clarence ' i la. Cak. row Pal 2 S IS Airmcnt If. Zrbock.1f 411 W. Spears will not be s Gopher 2 S It NttJtn.c 7 S V 14 Brown. . graduate but a well known coach Barney ITS 1U 13, Ranch. US 144 149 McCire.rg 9 S S 0S agtaf.rg S S S S from another college. ISS Nit 19 WfBamnrd 141 11 ITS lope 2 Trow.lg.. S S t SUcboandJs 1 S Iff. Thontos 144 122 HI If lows gets hack this winter, It Worths 14 111 llt'BrMgoa Crow.lf. . S S S Si 144 HI ; wli enable the Hawks to participate Knack. 14S 147 We.rr... 4 I In conference track, tennis and golf Nelson IU 179 199 Knghts III 292 in 2 S3 S 17 S meets 22 2 rotate and perhaps pick np a few 4; Total baseball games. But it rsnnot hope Totals 91$ 993 994 Totals 791 719 299 to get back Into Big Ten football before 111, since its own gridiron W ileos 114 m ITTtWeor.o White Pine Quints ITS 179 H4 schedule for the next season has Jones.. 129 142 ITT Strokl 144 Its 171 Sill 112 1 1 j, !: lit 1 r I ...alt it ' 114 tilt 1 12 .44 14 I 1 13 & 12 H Turn Bach Eureka lit lit 123 HI m U ! With the lows situation completely clarified, conference leaders be- Glkoos 12 342 114! Lots... Hi 222 141 lieve that the Big Ten Is In Its boopat.r, 724 722 722, Total 73T 722 791 14. Saturday aiabt healthiest condition, with proseljrt-fi- g. Touts Tmsy Laos. between two th The school. and other evils at Ws4w Bread. gem subsidizing White Flue girls war also victor a minimum despite any sharp cracks Rvorsn 11 lt USj Re How 115 124 liT In a feminine aneoaiitar between thst may have been made In the Langts 149 14t 179Preeeo. 1 1T 2S th same school. Carnegie Foundations bulletin. HI 141; Short U 111132 149 Gray. . 1 Wtherf Iff IU 11ig!loy. (M 171 lit 1H 122 174 Dsnuny 132 ... 171 Ilf! Cams.. De Beck ELY. been filled. Nv (gpIa1) Wh't $4Ptnto dfateR Eanka, ta th second Prortor 171 HI HL Sherds. Nelson 111 J39 12 iiiosUus By Billy 147 111 139 JS2 241 141 Granite Juniors C-- Beat Monroe, 35-- 6 Granite Junior high cagora easily trounced Monroe hoopotors on the Granite Door Tuesday night Hnlaa and Bhartlea provided the fireworks for tha winners. Misros Cfuh o. Jr. t. p pi a r. r. p. Aoklrf... 1 S S S'tolostea.ff 19 4 Hsls.lf.. S S 13.To44.tf... 49 IS-- Chartee.e Kramor.rg Morrklg. HOMh.lg StayUy.ft rom-rf ... Mmgwy.rf 3rooa,rw Moore. rr Crpwtr.te i T rrrr hf. rt Totals Referee, S S S 11 7 S If! Jergonoa SRaackurg.. ft S ft ft S4vssa.rf.. Idortochelg 1 11(1 1141 S S 1 ft ft S win s s out a S S 9 k ft ft S Sft Si BJCDLCVD WiJU CTB. Goa Copolog lost It pounds alx-d.- S so e a 2 11S lewta.lf. S trsow.lf irrriir orw..i"tt Tout Brfs.tf Haftms-- 2 S S S 2 ft S S 1 S ft ft ft S dor-In- g Miliar matrb wMh Hope, but aaaaagag ta win y Bavertnai. rr. Si HART EMEU. -- At Mary eager Jan. M to by th. V. M. 1., lezm here, laat RAN VRANCTgro, 1 XI J. Dorsey. night. 6. TT A wn -- ftJ, |