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Show ' IS ' - . - ,, - r- - me,,,,Wwwifo',..,NiPmPowar,oWlity . , . - . - --I - 1 I i .. . . . - ' , - . - -- ' , "" . . - . - Z.,'.3J i . . ', ' -, ' ' , Salt take City, Thursday, January 28, 1934 - -' . ate S .SEEMS TO ME ' ..., , -- by - , ., , E . 1,, 4,,s, . . ,,,, r , , ' ',, , 1 , t , 1 , 3-- 2 V, - - - , J fit. 't It'a , ,.' 2-- 4 1 ,... - -- I I A - , ' . Gopher Coach: likes- Indiana I,. 't ta's , , , 1 s , j ' Frites If .etvi . atitzti:s?Irkty T Class A basketball, alWays as was a class B western movie, gets along with reel five Friday night, and like the "bad guys" in the flickers, somebody's going to come out loser. The way it looks now those losers will be Provo,. East, Olympus and Granitebut don't be too sure. 'The Big Eight, again offers another fancy a6ay of games secOnd round of the week. West travels to Provo. Jordan confronts East at the Ute house, Olympus faces Davis at Kaysville, and Granite is at South... But rthats not all for Salt d te Lake area basketball lovers. In B Jordan Division, Tooele is at Bingham and Murray tangles with Cyprus at s' Magna. In those sessions, fans Will be watching four of the state's finest teams. Bingham, hoping to recover from a loss last week 'to Murray, is ranked the third best outfit in class B ranks. Tooele is No. 6, Murray is No. 8 and Cyprus No. 12. What .a cen-- . of power!' tralization Although the Olympus-Davi- s attraction could be billed the most critical on the Big Eight confab agenda, the Jordan-Eas- t will be tops at the box office. As many as 5,000 fans could turn out at Uteville for the the class 2.5fi;t4epStotiont , 1 FIGURE YOUR INCOME TAX 4 , a Dates for the Cache Face n elk hunt have been set for 'Jan. 30 through Feb. 8. It Is the last elk hunt for the seasons regularly scheduled by the Utah Board of Big Game Control during executive session RENT AN ADDING mAcHitiE prom Ust , 0 last July. SLUT LAKEDESX EXCIIA11i0E Salt Lake City - 623 SOUTH STATE $T - Till PHONI 4 Open Saturdays p.m , 47 . , - Valle ' . , J , ( , - ..ic NMI- , a. .. 19V I I 1;11) itt.. ,. .. , ,. .. .,, . .. . . '' , PROVO The durable hardwoods of the B Y U.field house will be the scene of , another cage classic Feb. 6 when a group basketball greats of B Y clash with the famous Phillips 66ers in a tilt sponsored by Provo's Downtown Coaches. Tickets for the game, which will follow a Region Three prep game, went on sale this week ohs Ad - . - .., ' linos. . - ,,- - : .. ' , , , '.: ' . -.- , '447 . -'' ), . , 214 South . . ' , .; ' - ' amo' .,,,,.. .a - '. ' : .t. 4 - ': Stem. Iroorse k - - ' 9 .. 10 4:m. .. Atolls, Solt Lake City- : - ,1,,,,, ;,' :' .411M.11,1111.11111111111.1711.1117: ''- - , - tAaolY Rivolat OtILY 7,LEFT! -- , - 'LAKE - . . , ragrons, ' LINCOill-MERCUR- Y ' ,.,"Itgries Highest ,iptiors" 580 SOUTH ! - STATI-9-86- II . I 5-1 L - - -' Regular $5 to $10.957--;- -. . t. Barker , ' . :,paper,Boatid)o c ' ''''' ..Se.a.idio.snai.4:'.tiodi:..:'-:,- : Cloth Bound $1.10 ., ' '.. 1 ',.:',i.':,'.:...r:.'..',.'''.''Yi-',....'16..-':..,':.:ihl:'::'..-6ff';,'- - i'11111.1 .Q5e fiI AquatT Boot co. 1I T00(4,540 I! f to 12 off ',1141 16.4011 ., .. Li 00 0 11 , Please semi me . ' I of 004-pap- I Of pommy order er I. Name , i ' Addro CO Y o I mo on so no ".' . ' .L111! - cople's- belled et ,4r .., et "-- - , ' NEW Prieetheosi foc which.1 , ' ' - enclose check i .a. - ; . bollt - el, .. ' Ch'arge- for Slight ' - - , '' I'AVAVe , , , ' '. :. 1 ant !.',-- ' terations - ---, - ,, -- t',-. - 1 P4 MEN I trill fd S.HOP t ;, t 1 ' ,-- ,. 41! , - : . i I . '. CiPE N 9,'' A.M. as h ; I 1, '', I i , I Teachlng 'teams! : , ss , s' Stet. lockloms et Utah please odd 2,colos tax. - t 't - ......... ..' . . ' .,...... - - Citi, tliall $1.10, clothT6ottovi 0 T ., '''. ,, .. ' ' - ,, .0.......1 ' ' .' . - -- ... ....0.... .... -- ''' 1.1, ", '. : Is : . ., - : -- .: I ' SPORT SHIRTS' - by Dr. James, . GUARANTIED ' tói12. off ROgulor $6.50 to $20 .111. 4 07.50 to $100 113 . , - , - DRESS SHIRTS A - " off 0 JACCIETS T ',, Cars 1 0 33Y3, off to . ,t YesWo Pinvitased Mese BELOW Sot, to a.m. '0,5v. 9 25 I ri-TT;Tiz'cIT-- 1 - 1 50 coats from 38 regular to 45 Song. The DIVINE 't ' 50 50 to Regular ' 2 - SPORT COATS m Volume. CAL. (UP) MERCURY .: - ,LyJnoril.) ti 20 Manilals'for 1954 li1953 . ..- - , ' . 't . . . ' , - ' FACTORY (Bo) Hagan, freshman football coach at Georgia Tech and forConference mer quarterback with the University of South Carolina, was coach at backfield named Southern. Methodist Thursday. SUITS PRIESTHOOD $80000 0 ' - - up to - NEW - Pp Post DALLAS, TEX. (UP)Harold Gets Because of the unseasonable weather, we have a large stock of topcoats on hand. Our complete stock Is reduced , 11l7 - Ho.,.-.--::- 23-8- TOPCOATS - - . ; .. r .. ,. - . -- -- 7 Now .Ready! THE , . to $11.95 '.., . - , A wonderful opportunity for subsiontial 'savings' on famous, fine quality WallsOv.it and Winihrop shoed All are from regular stock, ond :include brown wing-tip-s, plaits toes and straight-ti- p - Casual shoei in blue brown suede and brawn suede, styles.' leather also reduced. Draken sizes and odd lots.. ,. ' . ';', ',' .. , No opl;roolk wicksagoe , , ' fliMill'f Pric" . , . - wrestling they can take. B Y U defeated Utah State 25-- 7 and . Utah lost to the Aggies, Regular $75 to $150 nized baseball season. O'Doul said he expected Joe Di Maggio, former, New York greats, to join him in Tokyo. . . . pROUP - : .' - c) ''' '''.- . . , . Miss 38 to 48 regular and 40 to 46 long. 50 Suits Only Exact boundaries will ot at the start of warfiens in 'charge. ' 14-' - , .. ' -- .. , '7 0 .0 , -- Prica - is $1495' '.4- . ' . East-Jorda- - .t ee. Francis (Lefty) O'Doul revealed Thursday be would leave San Francisco Friday for Tokyo where hi will help the Japanese launch their 1954 orga- , ',ia....-,41,.7-.':i....0.N- lennartY ,,' .i.. 0 . . ) , c:oup 1 4,.. A) - s - trespass-proble-m SAN 'DIEGO, or 2-- 1 MAURICE AtIDERSON'S DoiC-Milwauk- DISCOUNT! ,.. .1 ' . 0-- I Grapplers Set Meet DiMag,Might,Go. ' ;,.". ' ,. i i (1.1. ' I race for second, 13fligliarn7Mur----- ray and Cyprus are tied with standards. Two Salt Lake area games will be broadcastKDYL will n 'encouncarry the ter and KMUR will broadcast game. could the Murray-Cypru- s tourneyyet championlight heavyweight ship, against Leo Wallick of Detroit. Two other contests are on the Thursday program, which gets under wa ywith an 8:30 p.m. at three Provo businets house, opening bell: Jack Kiser, Port- with other ticket outlets in the land, vs. Billy Hickson, Knox- Utah Valley expected to open ville, and Bill Fletcher, Tacoma, inthenur.iuture. vs. Mel O'Doul Sets Tour, , 1 - , I - ,3, ,was Olympus. rated- No. whiplYeerruesday- by- Westand now stands in a second-plactie , with Davis, ra4ked No. 4, at As the race winds past the half way mark, no team can be counted out of the state -' Utah To Battle Phillips 66ers lengers.: Thursday night's rassle activities loom as bargain billing of twon main events. The other headliner brings Frank Stojack of Spokane, holder of the world 1 , - head-buttin- the-sho- bythe , . . beset . . - .. - . . - ; on Mal Block Lake-Ogde- - 2-- g 3-- I . , , . ,L 1 Even Granite at , - 3 The University of Utah wrestling squad faces Brigham Young University Friday at 4 p.m.. in the Ute Field House. From the record posted by both teams, the Cougars are heavily favored to win the match, but Coach Karl Schleckman of,the Utes sounded warning that his squad 'would be at top strength for the Cats and expect to give them all the A jury OTTAWA (UP) Thursday recommended an award of $1,500 damages to Ralph A. Hollebone of Oto tawa, who claimed $25,600 Bill Melby,and George Strickafter he was struck in the eye won their newly liukwill place by a golf tau. intermountain tag team title on Hollebone brought suit in the mat block Thursday night the Ontario Supreme Court at the Fairgrounds Coliseum against Morgan Barnard of Spencerville, Ont., claiming against the rowdy pair of Texas that a ball driven by Barnard Bill Midge and Frank James, caused injury that impaired g Baltimore Ne- his vision. the gro ace. This will be their first try at defending the team crown All-Sta- rs n duo. by the Salt The booster s Of Melby and Strickland fear the team title could well change bands, so tricky and ruthless are the chal- area. Failure of such weather to materialize caused the bunt to be set ahead one yen of the 50 original permit holders, 47 chose to bold their permits rather than redeem them one year ago when it was determined the bunt would not be held. The 47 sportsmen now holding permits will bunt for their animal along the face of the, mountains east of Cache The Cache race bunt was originally scheduled by the board to be called a year ago at a time when winter weather would normally-for- ce the ant 1:4 !s., mals Into this post-seaso- TIIE EASY WAY! - , 0 hunk of man .who specializes in making baskets for Coach rated Yclass Art Hughes' No.--A team. The Beetdiggers currently ride the Big Eight crest with four straight victories and a sealon-lon12-- 0 record. East is Ute-BY- U - Cache Face Elk Hunt Will Start Jan. 30 1111 . They want to see Jordan's Pearl Pollard, a at .. make it, but the days are getting longer al) the time for the Farmers. South and Provo also are on the outside at looking in but still could bleak ' down the barriers. West rez mains tied with East for fourth place at Tooele breezed past Judge last week to run its unbeaten loop record to three. In the occasion. - -- ,- '1 b Golf Injury Champs Grapple Brings Suit Victory Put Title . e.-ity ' . thrill-packe- - t lPffsiiFiiir!:;:-'...00,1A0.;0.....'-.R0.1,- at . I , . 1 i , r '....:, !30 , . ; - . 0 , .41 Prep Prof Calls Class ,to Who'll Win? Bingham Will 'Copper' - 0 t TA 7L I East Tops State Jordan-vs- . . The Northern Division of the I C A C will make up in cluality what it Ilacks in .quantity this 'week. , Only. two teams will see action, but the result could shift Order-- 7 ' the standings considerably.- I' : Weber, leading the league' with four wins and two losses, - goes to Ricks Thursday and Fri- - , ' ' -,-day. .Ricks is deadlocked with Utah's astute prep professor called the class to order Westminster in second place, and reminded everybody to quit chatting' about how much but a sweep for the Vikings and Jordan and American Fork are favored. the picture would change. "Quiet, class!" he frowned; "And knock off that kind of 31 . Meanwhile the Southern Divi talk:- Art and Don don't like it." baseon will have all its teams., in He, of course,,tutd reference to a couple of straight-,060,..6,0, , action with the Snow at Dixie Mr. Hughes of Jordan and Mr. Overly of ketball strategists, i '. ! 'gimes topping the slate. . American Fork. "Now," continued the prep professor, "let's - Snow is, the with pacesetter get down to today's assignment. Have all of you studied the - ,01"'"urv, : ' five wins and a single loss. Dixie charts, records of past performances and tea leaves?" height 1,,j'Is right behind with a ark. It ' . 1, "Yes, professor." (In unison). t., If the Badgers get past this "Very Well, we will proceed." ' ;1' . I 4,41' week's games the league race The pràf then looked glaringly at Merrill Douglas of '7 Is about over. ' Olympus. 7.;:"411e, - Carbon ' Plays at , ,, "You failed that test last Tuesday, didn't you son? What Collegg of , .;' Southern Utah Friday and Sat-3, happened?" - -7- , - - , Air-- , too, will the first test rim ever flunked, sir, and I'm sorry t. ;May and these.; ' 4, I a k' of lot West Just had too many guys on their defensive team." weight. t tarry ''''' t Both teams have marks ,li "Good ones, too,". chimed in Donnie Dixon. ' . ,,, 4:"'' ,,,.., and' if one.of them can take both chirped the professor. "Let that Olympus loss "Qiuet," t,:, 4t r games that ofone could be 'back be a lesson to all of yoU , 4! ' ' Nobody is perfect."-- 4.4 ', 1 : .41 In the thick-,,,' the race. "How, about Pearl Pollard of Jordan?" asked Rex Olson ,ri.'?i: t.', of Granite. "He was against us got 28 points, didn't he?" ' The Standings "Don't argue," argued the prof. .'r ' 4,' NORTHERN DIVISION "Yeh, and Dick White too," remarked Carlos Asay of , .01ympus. "Ile got 28 against us in the West game." VMhor 4". .1147 2 Woks 3 .3 pikers!" exploded Lynn Powell of Kenai). "'Humph INestmin'ster 3 $ 301 ,"George LeBaron, the baron of Hurricane, pounded us with 33!" 4 I UN, ..... 'BRYANT SQUIRES THIS "Enough discourse on 'ancient' history," the prof decided. leads Ricks "Let's look at current events.' I'll ask the questions." Thursday.Friday Webb. vs. licks at Rexburg. Q. Who'll win; Davis or Olympus? : MY earsio scheduled. A. Davis. Lynn Wilcox has used up 19 scouting pads and DIVISION SOUTHSIN Asay has used only 17. - W. L. Pet Over Kentucky -1 .now .433 Can they outlast the Bears? Q. How about Grizzlies Maio .104 A. The Bears win They didn't hibernate this year. Carbon I 4 .333 Ontlikesi of Southern Utah 2 4 .333 Q. What happens when Miners meet? A: One of two things THIS WISH'S SCHEDULE Either John L. has called a,union Pride, or Bingham is playing Park City. meeting limy vs. Obis at St. George. In this case, however, Bingham meets the Q. Right! Carbon vs. toils of Southern'Utek ' at Cedar City. Buffalo. Who'll win. , Saturday A. Boy, that'S tough! If you'll pardon the pun, theme:- Snow vs. Dila at St. Chorea. , the lads from Bingham will "copper." Carbon vs. Cathie of Setthorn Utah , " Q. Very Cedar City. CHICAGO good. Now, what's an upset? A. That's When the team other than the one we picked Coach Ozzie Cowles, whose baswins, : the game. team ketball. lost to has -.:' - - ., both , Q. Excellent! !4 Will be there week? this any upsets and Indiana, predict.- A. Sure. Cyprus (unranked) will whip Murray (ranked 1 ed Thursday that the defending No. 8). , ! nzr4 ,,, national champion Hoosiers "And now, as your leader, shall tell you about all the would beat the undefeated Wild- games coming up Friday letthe teams printed In black ' ' cats should the two teams ever ters will win." if s 744 0 WEBER at Box Elder, OGDEN at South Cache, Logan at play. , BEAR RIVER, North Cache at BEN LOMOND, WEST at Provo. ' 77,4 "Kentucky wouldn't be able JORDAN at East, Olympus at DAVIS, Granite it SOUTH. No , sitP t 410, I ij to handle-thaheight," he said. Murray at CYPRUS, Judge at GRANTSVILLE, Wasatch Indiana's got the t (Don) at SOUTH SUMMIT, North Summit at MORGAN, PARK Schlundt and Kentucky hasn't CITY at South Rich, Pleasant Grove at LINCOLN, AMERI-- , 4, dok CAN FORK at B. Y. High, Tintic at PAYSON, Juab at SPRING-- , '1 anybody to take tare of him. raYIN9 VILLE, Spanish Fork at CARBON. be was out of there, then Parowan at DELTA at BeavèiY Enterwish it would be a different gime. prise at CEDAR MILLARD, CITY, &INAS at Valley, GUNNISON teams .1 Both have attires ',speed and at 141"1"11,- - Mant1 LsLtrintAIBI,WaYne----atWASATC111, ,.. Atti Whit ot SOUTH SEWER,' MARYSVALE at ' trid cap you do about !that big guy? flute, Escalante at PANGUITCH, North Emery at SOUTH , COSt you less He's six nine or six ten or some:, EMERY, MONTICELLO at Greenriver, MOAB at San Juan, Altatnont at UINTAH, Duchesne at 'UNION. ' thing, and he's a good basket After grading pickin papers for the two weeks the ' - al' Prof found 13 wrong put of 69 tries. past player." Grade: 81 per cent. 4EARIESS ; FARRIS ballCowles said that be rated In, diana as the best team in the . nation without question, and El S. lad West & 240S Bock St. added that the Hoosiers were Salt Lek. art E: "better than last year." . ' 4 . 0 - "w .1 . TO S --- 1 Cf621 r$ ' '- , nic tb littuo,r,'Veuce - DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM,' , - NI ' . |