Show Wildcats Play Two Contests This Week Gillins Is Leading Scorer Southern Quints Idle '' v Branch A now C 1 1 0 — l 1 500 500 000 0 "' Saturday's Schedule Weber at Kicks By AL WARDEN vv O contests are carded In the "I" a Intermountain Junior College basket ball circuit this week Both games are scheduled in the north em division — - ' - Is the playing manager a more effective leader than th rtr"h rtf Taking ttie recorda of 1927 as a basis for comparison the odds would be three to one in favor of the bench performers if you consider the eight clubs that finished in the money in the two major leagues Ia the American league the New York Yankees managed by Miller Hugglns whq d dn t even leave the bench for the coaching lines won about as they pleased from the fest of the field In the National league the Pirates chaperoned by Owen Bush who confined his acivities Pittsburg to the coaching lines as far as actual participation in the game wentJilnished in frvrnt am " paign The world eries prorided a1 struggle between a retiring leader who literally stuckj to the bench throughout the season Miller Huggins and a fiery peppery pilot Owen Bush who started in the first inning: and nefer quit once no matter how badlychattering his club was trailing The outcome of the' world series hich was won by the Yankees in four straight Cames was a signal triumph for the e manager as typlned by Miller Huggins However that doesn't always hold good Of the fotlr clubs that finished inside the money York Philadelphia Detroit Sd WSlSo club was lead a Harris befcg in chargd at Washington by playing manager Stanley ftUT !n tiie NfttIonal league at the close of the season 1he 6W York nd cbicaS°- - Of these the Jeam °UliS' PKla ih9 st- - L0"13 Cardinals presidedonly w" Catcher beeS dl Q'Farrell who since the close of moted in faoij of Bill McKechnfe a bench bossthe seasonihaa Baseball rtns in cycles reiati thTmajorU?aPPearS t0 ? la WWch the bencn IIots re Next year there will be only one h playing manager in Cleveland will be led by veteran stars Ray Schalk and Roger Peckin paugh who wi 1 not appear regularly in the lineup "thJ ? vIlM01 ln faV0?T°f th bench iIots 18 eve more pronounced ?A lemgKd- - VnJess Dave Bancroft is placed ih charge of without a player-manage- r If ° thnew managers who have been appointed since the close of the season Burt Shotten at and Jack Slattery at Boston were f ormer mljor league starsPhiladelphia but have long been out of active service' or Tlce versa? Faces Ector In Main Feature T)yern : TWO TEAM IDEA DISCUSSED FOR '""ut ! YANKEE STARS J Gould Tells of New Plan Shock Troop Idea non-talkativ- 1 Slated tTn'JhTl fOl'S Steinburn Booked For Bout With Newman Reed Vs Mason polished 'I'wQ A furnish This-bou- all-st- the National Woolgrowers' convention ' Thursday's bout Is attracting unBy ALAN J GOOiD usual attention It will be the Associated Press Sixr(s liklitor xnuw xouk Jan 18 — (By The first appearance of Ira Dern poo- Associated Press) — if the Yankees uiai lavurue in ugaen in ovee a Keep up tneir present pace in pen year The contest will be staged with nant winning as well as ln nlaver the strangle ' hold barred only it purchasing may be necessary for uitriu 10 put a s- team in the which means that plenty of roughneia as some of the colleges are ness will creep into the event be fore it is decided In favor of one uoing in looibaai to revive Amer of the men ' ana icasw uumpeiiiion give the surplus talent to DERN SniNES do something They will have the material to Ector claims the "rough-hou- e oo u by 1329 at any rate The club wrestling champion but Dern In aireaay nas a second baseman contests here in the past with Billy snortstop and a few pitchers Edwards demonstrated beyond all for tagged delivery next year or queption of doubt that he ia a top later The- two team idea would relieve notlher at this sport was originally scheduled Miller Huggins of no little embar- to Ector John Kllonls but the sudrassment when his recruits such denmeet illness Kllonls made a as Larry and Jimmy Reese change in theof entire program necatari reporting for action and hid essary-' for on ding an outfit that places The Ector-Der- n contest Is the looks good enough now to with-fitand of considerable discussion in topic most testa for at least two or Ogden and other parts of the tnree years to some It will be the first meetGames might be arranged on the state between these two stars of the basis if th nthei ing American league clubs fell in With mat— arena the idea While "A" team waa en THORNTON CHOSEN gaging the Athletics at the Yankee - William- Thornton nationally staoium team "D" would Oppose known) referee will be the third the Philadelphia seconds at Shibe man ir the ring r Two other polished events park Or Huggins might split up will hia first strine nine and nut riffi- - complete the bill In the special event Mllo Steinburn fig or Ruth with German' strong man will face Al Newman sionauy to attract customers io otter a further alternative of Salt Lake Steinburn is chamHoggins might borrow the Notre pion of Germany and should put imrae system startlnir his serond up A fine contest with Newman In the ooenlne eveninr Binng team as shock troops and in the regulars when the Reed of Ogden will clash Jrv rusning with reserves appeared to be weakening Charlee Mason of Arizona Mason It would be an interesting to is a top notcher In the middis- see Jrtutn uenrle Jjizzeri sight mhhaai welght! class He Just comnleted and the rcet Of the regulars daah a successful tour of the east out of the ducrout alone with tho where he met and defeated the fifth inning and swing into action leading men of his r class Th opening event Thursday will against a visiting aggregation that had been finding holes in the de- - get under way at 8:20 o'clir iense put up by Lary Reese sharp Paschal and the other reserv Members of the entertainment sis committee are especially anxious to have lovers of the wrestllnr Now that the Yankees and Giant game purchase their tickets have dipped into the rjlaver This will avoid congestion atearly the with a few startling gestures every box office ciuu in eitner-majoIf you have a weak hart m league has something to show for a record advice Is to stay away" said Probreaking winter season of dealing moter Charles Revell today "t NOT A DREAM look for the most sensational The Giants had to put their fore match in years1 most star on tho market before doing business with any of their rival clubs and even then it seems most SCOTT TO PLAY of them shied at the idea of making a deal for Hornsby When WITH READING Boston finally landed the famous second bateman it is probable triat II—-fB- v READING Pa Judge Fuchs and the other Hub of- Associated Press)— Jan Everett Scott ficials expected to wake up the former major league shortstop who next day and find out it was all a noias an American record dream for having played in league liOT consecu games has signed with the amateur field He was victorious tive He nlaved Reading Internationals in the 1912 "and 1820 Olympics with Baltimore in the International and will seek added laurels ir the eague and Toledo In the American coming gamefl at Amsterdam association last season Teams of the southern bracket will be idle this week end Insofar ' league games are concerned Dixie Branch A C and Snow how ever all have booked practice tilts with a view of keeping their men fit lor the strenuous season ahead 4iyer manager ior 19Z8 in the majors In the American !t' w Dixie and Branch A C opened the southern division campaign FOR last week They played two contests and split even The Cedar City boys worn the Initial game 24 to 17 but suffered a 25 to 24 de feat the following night Both games were hotly contested with the quints evenly matched in every New York Tribuhe Inc (Copyright 18: Trademark Registered u a department of play To Is Hornsby Patent Office) Expected BAMBINO FAST QUINT Add Strength Fuchs Snow college of Ephralm cham By Grantland Rico pions during 4927 will again feaTHAT OLY3IP1C "Well HALF MILE! Is Pleased punch may be born in one fightture a top notch! aggregation This In the first 800 er and it may have to be developbe itwiil place Is the advance dope from Ike RECORD meters — not a naif mile ed in another And it can't be deis the fourteenth of a series Young and copies despite the loss of This on articles the of But it has a dhance of being the veloped in any haphazard fashion the prospects two of the Magclby brothers and v major league clubs during the Tunney had to pay something for Tuttle greatest race or the Olympic meet Home Run Slugger Is at his trip to the top— he had to pay Snow gets her first taste of com coming season Amsterdam out- - several years of hard work Kolilemainen To Compete petition next week in a double There will others— bej many but Hard At Work Lou BOSTON Jan 18— (By The As header with Dixie They are favo nere are three men to mak unv careful thought and correct trainIn Los Angeles To rites to again win the southern sociated Press)— "The best ban race: iioya iiann America: Douir- ing Active Gehrig Dau team" we've had in the nix for one example Loughran New York Run ias Juowe ureat liritain Dr Pelt could make a fine heavyweight Weber college "got away to an Im years I have been er f by uermany NEW YORK Jan 13— The on aw or ij pounds in the in Boston la the Associated pressive start last Saturday and — Babe (By iuumg Peltzer now hblds the world ref" ngnt NEW YORK Jan 18— (By The Ruth- - is Press) as he developed a punch Associated over Ralph Gray's L D way P r e s 1 d ent going way triumphed a new run me after home nax nas viu record run IjOWb 22 Press) — Willie Kohle-maine- n He jur S five 28 to 59 has Emil Fuchs re everything else And so is Lou wumn a half second Jof the recthe world's greatest The wildcats were pressed gards his 1928 TODAY'S GOLF LESSON ord Hahn only recently broke the two 4aeeades ago Gehrig has un the first half but Braves "Aa a man thinketh so is Boston throughout indoor record started The a comeback at These for ahe three training corked a bewildering passing at mlghty baseball machine to sound like an old proverb the age of 40 three of the sluggers of the great haif-mlltack In the final periods that gave which gets under 1 ankees will re greatest the runhlng track has ev misquoted or not Kohlemainen a a which lead them way next month they maintained Anyway it is true golf If the famous Hannes hasbrother of the port at the St er sent into competition Hahn golfer to the final gun with a new driver temporarily thinks he is going to miss a laid aside his trainshowed 'is " Weber how he Petersburg only recently is booked for two contests at the wheel In tools and bricklayer's he does putt If he usually thiaks a week camp ing coming aiong lowo is reported to he is going to plunk one ln the wa- donned running togs in prepara this week They oppose the color the person of be at ahead of the regform headed for a bet ter or some top ful Albion five at Albion Thursday in C C Pyle's Manager Jack ulars to prepare ter year than aie knew In 1024 trap ahead he usually tion for his entry race from journey to Rexburg Sat night and does Slattery starting for another great won me 4 race Los Angeles on March A JU---- i urday to meet the Ricks college tne same he is If ahead ai of in the tfcsta thinking the at Paris PeltiOlympio sprint rive time an integral Along with about a thousand of The Babe has er may not heljj) himself a lot by swing he usually hits" ahead of Little la knqwn of the the of strength ma the time and part therefor leading distance runners in the timhis wrecks his ' bat pointed traveling: around the world but -of the Idaho quints Unless Weber chine destined to Kohlemainen will try for country he to bethinks has ne ir ing 500 a runner is for hurryj home who will great be shows marked improvement this 1 Hornsby furnish the neces he also hurries the swing the $25000 prize which goes runs to a He has to nard ' take writer picks the Idaho teams tc the winner sary Stearic tn null J What should he 416 now stack of about? think rnese oome through with Victories ic mjen are all capable Not so much oi an naoitual Bfrnnrl r1- little Once linoe ltutb The Finninh runner is reeling off wnicn includes a ei oewngthree a- new record under Norman Jacobson at Albion has a visionui rut close he has taken hisVery is believed to have hee stance the main 40 miles daily Jn his workouts 80 banner of tlllcrop seasoned teamj In harness while ucqujrea in the season's outstand- from the last are ii conditions idea Is think only about a smooth figures an average of 60 milesHea Of course vuiupeuiioii hare the Clyde Packer at Ricks also boasts ing deal which brought Rogers ROth doesn't campaign and They right speed back awing and hitting the ball If day will be required to win figure on corralllnir a colorful squad Pyle's ' lO'JUOStOn irom thft O anto ine aericit m the approaching drive they have the heart The Olympio he starts thinking about the richt st nuinsuy run Montana Normal the other mem iu rapiam tne triD at second base but he believes in will havefto steam games to up put or shoulder more left Kohlemainen-startethe knee or the trvinjr for w nF f na on anomer event! packed with more ber of the northern loop will swing n running at mo jsuuau win Rn n no than last season elbow he may do everything the age of IT and during right nai his next thrills Into action next Week Spirited up as vo than thfs race in advance of th snould hold mostly veteran with one or Departure except the slight detail of four years he captured 19 full discorrectly j competition is ipromlsed In both two- - promising additions to a main New York squadron is 6f the tance marathons He turned prohitting the ball sectors and considerable difficulty DON'T OVERLOOK LOWE own twins' He will be tied up in more true fessional at the age of J9 starr de initiative for last which thev jjucmng suf year looms aneaa in the selection of to sire get in some intensive prfcvan j flicuovern wno is as lovers' knots than a sailor can Hannes also a renowned runner lac? of fan outstanding uce ?I teams to compete here In March tne beioro close swinsrs club about to into think Coonev vet has Uit athletic confined his activities in the Olympic jonnny affairs for the intermountain title eran southpaw who underwent an the championship schedule as any could be says that Douglas WEIRJ LEADS aabe and Lou will hitch on to a Lowe Is operation on his left elbow win better than he Welr of Weber college is the attempt a comeback while amonir contingent of batterymen due in ever ran "running before In that case some llri the northern di- the new additions are Ed Ttmnrft Florida on February 26 leading scorer one will have to crack a record to vision He has 13 points to his a You can bet your life I'm raine Deat mm iiowe has been close to from Seattle and to hit Mr ''V' credit more than four homers next the record several times and no Meianey iormerly of Oakland Hearn and Peterson of Weber ah veterans Include Kent Green- - April" the Babe said "If you re- one who saw it can forget the treat ine and Watts of 1 ID S are tied for iieia joe uenewich B Smith member that was all I turned out race he ran in tie last Olympic a second place with six points each Charlies Robertson and tt last April I've always been trou race won a terrific by spurt M In the southern division Gillins ' bled by a slow start and I'm eolnt the stretch Ldwe has a dowh great of Branch A Ci Is leading the pack to see it reporting a week earlier BIG nOLE HERE nnisnmg spurt just as Hahn has with 20 points In two contests Frei will do any good MA i I'eitzer nipped him in the British of Dixie is a close second with 16 eapiiiir iioie aDDeara at nro- I had only hit more homer games but the flying German had cut tit me oiner end or th nitxhsr' last IfApril Northern division leaders are: I would have had a lot io oreait iea jaereaitn's old rr- uue to tne departure of Fran- - more on October 1 Not f G T F P X that am ora to do it 6 Weir Weber f 1 1 13 vim xiogan last year's young but predicting I will break mv 192 7 What would happen If Lowe regular Hearn Weber f i 3 2 0 6 backstop who went to the icvutu uuL you can t nans a guv with OutffoMe ' --t ana Hann came within 40 Peterson Weber c 3 0 0 6 Giants jrenzer tr1w m exenange for Hornsby S 1 Watts L D S4 t 0 Was held to four hnmr yaras of tne finish line well bunch Gehrig Openshaw L D S f 2 2 1 6 a replacement in the form of an last April also and he is anxious euf xne pest net goes down on wann xne American has the fasti 2 0 0 4 experienced Dig league catcher is i© start active training? Parker L D S f 1 1 1 3 promised soon however to bolster Ruth's Budge Weber g last earnings a catching derartnient st Goff L D S c 1 2 0 at $225000- including- - his timated I — THEOEWAt A AAA Olson L D S g eauea 1 1 i wvuu 0 oy iuKe urban former Bos- from the yearly salary has been more it stated thaa The leading point getters In the ton couege star who came to the x anKS more than 35000 ha his once 'that' several prospects nov craves iron tne Ulants outhern division follow: snare in tne world's series 350000 have the same 4hance - Ct T 'that Gene V Dick Burrus slugging first bao from his movio F P last winter acting aunney naa to reach the top three 6 2 20 man wno iea tne tribe with a 31S 330000 from a recent barnstorm inn- or four years agoJ 1 Frei Dixie f 0 16 average last year again is on deck trip with Gehrig and the rest frdm for example weighs 7 0 0 14 an unaerstuay about to be miscellaneous sources such as as Loughran Young B A C o 2 mucn as Tunney weighed at Dixie 4 6 f 13 gruumea in tne person of bie Fl newspaper stories and 11 Empey Z4 or z& commrJjl at S 2 Adams Dixie g Brown 6 foot 3 outfielder whnca aavermmg 0 - uut mere are these details to Blake Dixie g 2 2 1 Ruth has been exercisina- several consider wenKening tnrowmg arm but 6th 1 1 0 McGreagor Dixie c erwise neaitny baseball attributes uinea a jveeK in a gym while Geh nappen i©also Tiinney did not Just 0 3 1 qiimbing He laid Eyre B A Cr g aeciaea manager Slattery In an at rig is aoing carpenter work anrt out one orKeep the systematic at' nis borne in New Roch programs any pnoet ever k8 an lnrielder out painting lD"wi to facedi j&oxer I elle " oi mm O'DOW DRAWS This program injeluded develop-- j ith the coming qf Hornsby the way of weignt stamina jciil u momore IN FAST BOUT iw " nave a condition ' uiey a!peed and greater t ivej scone combination worthy of the STEVENSON GETS puncning power name The new team captain will POCATELLOl Ida Jan 18- one-yewas And not a it BETTER RANKING opment Most of the time itdevel Associated Pres)— Alex run inmgs rrom second base and tty 'lfte Butte across Knaub the in the bag mm ouiaoors arouna Miami inkept middleweight last shortstop the — 18 NEW YORK night defeated Tuffy O'Dow in ten uenn wiu be JSddis Farrell fBv Th winter and up around Speculator Jan— last hard rounds of jboxlng in which jears regular and a former team Associated i'ress) Three ten iN x in me spring and summer both men fought viciously from the mie 01 me slugging r w u IV W i fWilk are now recogpoio piaycrs of thosej shooting at the si" uoc uautreau probably nized by the United States Polo as topMost upemng oen ivnaub was given the jAine too have lived much in cities unanimous decision of the Judges ri u Y7E made Granger but you showed utnea irom second base sociation with the addition of Mai Loughran for example ha brains and referee 10 inira base to compete for that colm Stevenson to the select YY us how" You said "We want torating boxing skill But - Tony Rini Salt Lake City failed £usmun wnn Andy High while EdAt the annual meeting of the as speed courage won't develop into any ys- - die More for his i bacco ""now up last year's guardian of sociation here yesterday Stevenson Tommy that smokes as cool as a drink nusky neavyweight in city life And limlnary with Buddy Washington " "oi corner probably will be was elevated from a handicap rat he will have! also to as much give from a nfountain stream Tobacco that's come an outfielder rather than re ing of eight goals to the maximum the art or science of serve material due to his 300 hit ton at which Devereux Mllburn and attention to as r Tho crammed with rich ripe flavor In other Tunhey gave Thomas Hitchcock Jr have been punching m'ukaim Jan 18— Wasatch ting abilitv academy nosed out the Ephraim MANY OUTFIELDERS raiea words pipe tobacco that ssptpe tobacco" high school hoopsters here last btevenson who figured nromln MUTE CAGERS IN outer garden :patrol will bo m a in America's nigni over ently from Lance That's what Granger is — pipe tobacco rasticags contest 34 chosen 31 to jiMoore Jack Smith next Rtchbourg ureat Britain ln the victory international to leading match from start to finish and "made to your last September was the only vi me sauan n vonr and Earl Clark who was purchased member of the Big Four to have of the State School for for 315000 from Richmond last his handicap changed J Watson tneHoopsters prescription' Deaf triumphed over the Lib- Wobb el continues at the With year Moore Brown d Burnve an in "M Stake erty Ogden Right now it looks like a lot of men rus in the lineup the Braves can handicap contest men's nlarht 20 tn 19 last E wa Robert present an entire team of 300 hit- advanced fromStrawbridge Jr The game was played on the Deaf enjoy their own medicine I ters exclusive battery men eight goals to nine scnool court on the Score: Louis E Stoddard of New York basis of last year's averages Surh was SCHOOL FOR! THE DEAF chairman of the asan outfit would includa- 1828 sociation for 3 61 Burns O T F p 318: Jack Smftv m W Stewart rf "0 0 0 0 SIB Farrell Richhonrow Woodward If 6 0 0 10 Brown 806: and Moor ant IC Burdet o aIso' enters the select circle with a BASS SIGNED D Robinson rg 3 0 0 BIETHAKA 4vz average A FOR Moon Ik BIG 2 BOUT 0 0 4 O""" i N Woodward NEW YORK Jan 13 — fBv Th AGGIE GRIDDERS A Jt Associated Totals IE Pmsa 10 0 0 20 TO PLAY TROJANS matcbvetwten Benny Baas- - rec- LIBERTY national G T F P as reatnerweleht phitn A Gardner rf ociauon Nm emstly tin $mttbJy LOGAN — 18 4 1 Jan 1 8 rRnxii of Open from 10 a in to the world and Tony Can- - L Chard If plon Utah Aggie gridders will meet'the asoneri 2 0 0 4 in btavy foilf packed uue bearer of the New F Lindsay c a 2 4 midnight Heat and lights University of Southern Cl tenet 17 York tit state athletic commission price has A v Gardner rtf at Los Angeles September 20 been set back from - i o 0 2 tn J MontgomeryJanuary tl E L Coach Admiwion 0 1 0 0 toRomney announced lg 25c 10 GRANGER ROUGH CUT IS MADE BY Matchmaker Jess February 0 0 0 0 : McMahon at' Madison Square Gar- W Lindsay If Children 15C THE This contest gives th LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO I announced that Bass-was ill o schedule of nine urim tnv t- - den Totals 4 3 19 and could not'enmrt n v nt 192a season Referee Ray Chard umpire — Lowenstein inal date a°n i--yn SPLENDID - O BASEBALL TEAR 1 Has t fe0L— o nome-and-ho- - SEEKS VETERAN WILL BETTER j ar -i- sure-enoug- BAVES HOPE bone crushers will the entertainment ln the main event at the Auditorium The opponents Thursday night Ira Dern of Salt Lake and George Ector of San Francisco completed their training today t headlines an program offered as one of the leading entertainment features tor ( 2 WW A '- '" By BILLY EVANS SAN FRANCISCO Jan 18— (By The Associated Press) — George A Putnam secretary of the San Francisco baseball club of the Pacific Coast league said Tuesday the Seals had purchased Elmer!! Jacobs pitcher from the Chicago White Sox for 17500 Jacobs will join the Seals at the opening of the season this spring Jacobs is a right hander and throws a snappy curve He formerly was with the Los Angeles Angela In the Coast circuit In 1326 he led the league In runs responsible for and ranked next to Doug McWeeney in batting in 1925 with 'a percentage of 2 70 The hurler was not given much of a chances with' the White Sox It was said and his return to the coast was not unexpected Negotiations for him have been under way for a month or so t This Week's Schedule No games scheduled Northern Division i iWon Lost Pet Weber V 1 0 1000 I D S 0 1 000 0 Albion 0 000 Hick! 0 0 000 Montana Normal 0 0 000 Thursday's Schedule Weber at Albion " i Harris Is Only Manager Who Plays Regularly 1 Seals Secure Elmer Jacobs In New Deal JUNIOR COLLEGE liEAGTJE Southern Division Won Lost Pet Dixie """ - I ENTER CLASSIC p Is - - j mar-athon- er rs j i r cross-contine- suy-met- nt er ! j MS coast-to-coa- t? — w — f -- - :' 800-met- er j ? i er icn-uanu- i Ga-zei- la hev-aeem- : - len-nana- er : ' A U 1 -- j j "jr — W - i - x ar I ©x-gia- nt M our names on eveiv of it! m? nrl S je close contest: ' J Ice re-elect- ed K&tmg ' - uiJ jrmNGER g ROMAN GARDENS I I j JJ - it m : ' JfT)' 'i |