Show ATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 28 THE OGDEN 1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- uses T7 itiaci To Orange Streaks Get Severe Test Tonight Davis - Cagers Furnish League Opposition Tilt Interests OGDEN DIVISION" W Davl3 L 0 3 2 2 2 0 J55er ear River Box Elder pgden Pet 1000 500 500 500 000 2 2 2 3 Last Night's Result Bear River 26 Box Elder 22 Tonight's Schedule Davis at Ogden Dixon Kapple's fighting Ogden Tigers defeated In their contests thus far in the Ogden division race will attempt to stop the speedy Davis five In a league contest at the Weber gymnasium The flareup Is booked for tonight 7:30 o'clock sharp and Is expected g to attract a crowd In the contests with Box Elder and Weber the Tigers maintained a lead until the closing stages of piay in me weoer oauie iney hair-raisin- g1 record-breakin- were forced into two extra periods TSially bowing to defeat Nje contest tonight will complete the first round of games in live holds a comfortable lead with three victories and no defeats are tied for second Three teams v place Ogden still has a mathematical chance to break into the state tourney The Tigers expect to start their march toward the top rung In the fracas this evening A defeat will place the "Orange Streaks" out of the running Coach Dixon Kapple will start Larson and Robinson at forwards with Captain Elton Knapp at center Newey and Chambers will perform on the guard line Larson showed fine form in the Weber and Box Elder games and is expected to strengthen the Tiger The Davis fivewill depend In a of large measure on the scoring Clark and Evans Ogden undoubtedly will keep these two heavy scorers covered irerlon Stevenson and Malcolm Bobby Jones Is To Captain Yank Team OVERCIllPS EPHRAII Flyers Hold Lead Over Entire Period Blake Is Big Star SOUTHERN DIVISION W L Pet 2 1 0 Branch A C Snow 667 600 000 1 1 1 Last Night's Results Dixie college S3 Snow college 25 Tonight's Schedule Dixie at Snow i 1 just a ft I Nelson Logan heavyweight wrestler triumphed over Milo Steinburn German strong man in the headline event at the Auditorium last night The Cache Valley wizard lost the first fall in 58 minutes Steinburn using a" front body press- - to phi the shoulders of Nelson Nelson came back to win the second fall in exactly two minutes He used a combination double arm lock and flying mare to hurl the German to the mat Steinburn'a head hit the canvas with a thud The German lay helpless on the mat for several minutes before he was taken to his dressing room He suffered a slight concussion and was advised by Dr Baker to forfeit the contest to Nelson The contest was hotly contested and was In direct contrast to tin match between Dern and Ector staged last week Both men wrestled clean this sort of work making a decided hit with the fans in attendance Nelson squirmed out of a num ber of holds during the first 50 minutes of the match as did Steinburn Both men demonstrated exceptional strength The victory last night gives Nelson the right to meet Pete Visser Jim Londos and other stars Nelson absent from the ring hereabouts for a year showed all e of his ability and pleased with a neat match Bobby Barr and Joe Critchlow fought four fast rounds to a draw In the preliminary boxing contest The quartet entertained with a number of songs Their program was received with a roar of applause--' The "Hawaiian Four"- - also offered some fine entertainment-George Ector Greek heavyweight wrestler hurled a challenge at the winner of the bout and also issued a defl to Pete Visser for a return bout -- o : old-tim- Greenwell-Goddard-Shupe-Peters- on 'oir' fsV -- S : - li i X U - 1 I I ft AN I 1 UAC0 333 000 2 2 well-executed OP 78 97 115 116 60 74 wsjiar csru rwyn triumphed over Utah here last night in the first of a two game series 37 to 30 The contest was closely" contested throughout Superior passing and floor work gave the Cougars the edge Ingersoll and Magelby were the outstanding stars for thef visitors The teams play here again tonight UTAH G T rf Smith Ifv Price c Lybbert rg Watkins lg f F Jones Jensen c Vincent rf T Davis rg 1 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 Evans lg Jacobson c Skidmore If Totals y 11 B T U i 'i - 2 0 1 2 F P 2 4 0 2 3 1 1 Byi CTACC?Nifi — y BILLY EVAXS Sox has peen sent to the Sacra mento clujb of thej Pacific Coast league For so doing it is under stood Chicago gets the option on that club as to selection of nplayers at the cloe of the season That brief naraarraDh as carried liv th wittea the other dav terselv told the tale of the passing of a for mer big league star' to the minors Fate was un to Earl kind : r oo 10 -- j f -- — ( ' — : I li 4 ! - - -- ( i : -- ! f 1 3 2 3 2 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 ? '1 fi""j v 111 T F P 0 0 0 - 0 Skousen rf 3 0 0 6 Wright If 2 5 1 11 Ingersoll c 1 2 Cooper rg 5 11 R Magelby lg chance He has been with that club Dixon rf 3 0 0 6 ever since Last season a young 0 1 0 0 If Brinley ster Bud" Clancy was given the Collins lg 1 1 0 1 preference af first base ' which of the end tnarked the beginning S 8 37 17 Totals or Sheely as a big leaguer Sid Referee Spencer umpire Over 22 years I have been watch Lolo Spencer closely the star first sackers of won some seen the majors I have ders In Hal Chase George Slsler TENORIO DRAWS Mclnnis Frank Chance ''Stuffy and others of that calibre yet In IN FIRST BOUT two respects Sheely was without an equal NEW YORK Jan 28— (By The During all' that time I never saw Associated Press) — Changing his a first baseman who could compare bodyf to a hard attack punching with Sheely in making plays with to the head jabbing barrage was hand He the gloved simply Tenorio was held to a draw Lope by uncanny Bruce Flowers In the Filipino ball with the the gloved Stabbing lightweight's debut in Madison hand as the runner comes crash Square Garden last night ing into the first baseman is a play dis Battling over the at which Sheely had no equal It tance Tenorio belted the New is one of baseball's most difficult negro with a rapid series plays of lefts to the chin rights ma otner strong point was taKing which had and Flowers on the verge of There never fiigh or low throws for the count on several was a better target for the other reclining In the first four stanzas occasions ' Of course his great Infielders Jaw held out longer Flower's on the height was a big asset on Tenorio's punches and by the than low balls but thrown wildly the sixth round got under balls digging em out of the dirt time way the New Rochelle battler on the short hop he was equally was d effectively landing with a proficient to head and the body battery Always a 300 batsman Sheely Some 15000 patrons waited for was a wonder on the to display his reputed inTenorio to wide his due range play With tactics but the boxer from fighting an extra long pair of arms it was the Philippines failed to oblige exceedingly difficult to pitch out Flowers was the aggressor In the on him in an attempt to outguess rounds which gained for closing was some In the play a Both tipped draw verdict him he would manage to hit the ball the beam at 136 pounds a pound' and very often safely limit The majors will miss the passing heavier tthan the--Odivision — of a player of Earl Sheely s cal ibre because his standards off the STURTRIDGE SEEKS field were as high as his play on the diamond Earl Shely was OLYMPIC POSITION real ball player and a gentleman Fate was mighty unkind to him GARY 28— (By The Only for that broken ankle which Associated Ind Jan — First Jole Ray Press) slowed him up terribly on the bas es he would still be a big league and now another Gary steel mill worker hopes to win a berth on star America's 1928 Olympic team He w is Richard Sturtridge former university track star Sturtridge a figure in the decathlon at three successive Penn and relays has been working in the steel mills since he graduated from DePauw last spring On April 1 he plans to go Into intensive training under the direction of Coach Steve Farrell of the University of He says he is in excelMichigan ' " r SIXTH WARD lent condition Joie Ray one of America's greatG T F est milers who has been working in 1 1 3 D Felt rf 2 2 the same mills since shortly after 1 K Randall If 1 his retirement from amateur sports 1 0 Goodmansen c two years ago also is training vig1 0 1 Hansink rg 0 0 1 orously for the Olympics team Williams lg o 0 0 0 r ' m 8 J ! 10 11 13 f trS-r- ' 13 0 00 30 16 Li WL V " j 7 ?' - I- 10-rou- nd Ro-chel- le ) two-fiste- hit-and-r- un hit-and-r- un The Merlon Stevenson machine got away to a fast start In the first period scoring 13 points as against 7 for the visitors Before the second period was five minutes old the Montanans came within one point of tying the count Weber leading at this stage 15 to 14 Some colorful floor work gave Weber a 23 to 15 lead at half time USE RESERVES Coach Early in the third aperiod Stevenson rushed in flock of re serves Tne newcomers aispiayea a world of fight and played tha M visitors on even terms Coach O K Moe's athletes however uncorked some long shooting in the late stages of the period to run their total to 23 points The for Wber period ended 30 to 23 were rushed The Weber regularj back Into the fray In the final five minutes of the fourth quarter point They added six additional before the final blast of the gun "Tiny? Peterson at center for Weber played a sensational game He "caged six buckets from the field and added two free throws from the foul line Peterson tailed in a number pf shots The elongated pivot man played an unusually strong floor game The two Wildcat forwards Weir and Hearn also played a snappy brand of ball On the gurd line the work of Randall and Moesing- er stood out Randall in particular played a polished contest BALANCED TEAM Montana offered a well balanced aggregation The majority of their buckets were caged from the center of the court visitTaylor and Lang topped the each with scorers eight points ing Captain Robertson on the guard line booked one goal and counted three times on free throws This chap Robertson made a decided hit with fans and officials with his splendid sportsmanship The contest went down as one of the cleanest played on the local court ' Teams of the Montana Normal character are a credit to athletics in this section They offered fine competition last night and the latest word in sportsmanship The Montanans play the Ricks college five at Rexburg tonight : 10 31 MONTANA NORMAL (26) T F G "BILL" KOWALLIS WILLIAM center has been elected captain Logan high school Grizzlies for the ms basketball campaign in the Cache Valley circuit Kowallis Jumps center and then plays a stationary guarding He la tall and rangy and game a very capable guard He is also accurate when near the basket With a year's state tournament experience behind him Kowallis should be one of the mainstays on the Logan team this winter Coach Burns Crookston expects much of him this season Kowallis is alsoa star football player and an excellent student ' Taylor If Lang rf Murray c Fowell lg Robertson rg Gass lg Watts If of-th- e Totals Stede lg 5 5 6 Totals TWENTIETH WARD G T F D Wilson Lund If rf V Roghaar c W Taylor rg P Blair lg 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 4 2 2 0 1 0 SUFFER BEES II-li- SECONDDEFEAT EIGHTH WARD Wangsgaard Gray- If rf G T 2 6 2 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 2 0 F 0 2 2 Taylor C 0 Foulger rg 0 Lund lg 0 Stephen lg 9 4 10 Totals THIRTEENTH WARD G T F 0 3 0 Whitaker rf 1 B Carruth If 0 1 1 c Taggert 0 0 0 L Carruth rg 0 1 0 Ashton lg 0 1 0 Summerill rg ' Elder Five Loses m In Final Period On Box j ) 6 1 224 Totals Referee — Watson 5 v4 0 2 0 13 3 Hales-I- DEFEATS MAXWELL FIGHT RESULTS K — (By The Associated Press) NEW YORK— Joey Sangor Milwaukee won from Sammy New York 10 Lope Philippines and Bruce New Rochelle drew 10 O— Mickey O'Dowd and Jack Pujvis Ind drew 10 Babe Hare Dayton defeated Kid Holloway Indianapolis 10 ST PAUL Minn— Billy Light St Paul won from Jack Zivic DAYTON Muncie Ind Pittsburg Ko-ko- 10 FORT WAYNE Ind— Pal Moore defeated Harry Forbes Columbus O 10 Memphis 0 o c Totals Referee: o NOT QUITE Doctor: As I said you've regained consciousness after crash I'm Dr Peter and— Victim: Oh! For a second gave me a shock I thought said you were St Peter — Tit-Bi- e 26 G T 2 3 2 F P 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o ' -- 8 7 14 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 35 — just the you you hit IHVJ m-- 1 0 Harpster Halstead Steele Wilson Gregory Totals Tot 2 8 137 175 146 154 152 124 185 IIS 130 128 215 170 148 163 170 764 742 866 2372 476 530 469 447 460 KAMMEYER MOTOR CLUB 3 Tot 481 198 129 164 Bybee Smurthwaite Karameyer Kennedy Campbell Moore Totals 12 512 256 141 490 454 177 136 161 120 152 156 199 137 141 139 161 785 746 813 2344 174 MURCHISON OUT OF TRACK WORK ST LOUIS Jan 28— (By The Associated Press) — Loren Murchl-so- n world's record holding sprinter who has been confined recently in 1 a Decatur III hospital following 0 an attack of spinal meningitis will be unable to train for the Olympic 6 26 MONTANA SUFFERS DEFEAT ONE-SIDE- D TEXACO GAS AND OIL trials this summer' he said today Murchlson is convalescing at the Umpire home of his father here His doctors have pronounced him "sound as a dollar" but he is still weak Wangsgard Fla land Klce New York sports writer defeated Ray Maxwell New York 1 up yesterday to win the artists and writers' golf association tour nament played over the Palm Beach Country club course " 2 0 1011 Jan 28- - Doxey (By The Associated Press) —Grant- - - — Harris GRANTLAND RICE PALM BEACH 8 0 0 GARLAND — Bear ( P 10 5' Garland Court Jan 28— (Special) River high school courtiers uncorked a fourth period rally here last night to win over the Box Elder five 26 to 22 in a stubborn court battle The Bees led at the half 16 to IS but failed to hold their lead In the final periods Jensen and Fishburn were the 15 MICHIGAN LISTS outstanding ' performers for the BIG SWIM MEET Bees while Cropley did the bulk P of the scoring for the locals 2 The box score: ' ANN ARBOR Mich 28— Jan 3 — Box Elder (22) (By The Associated Press) Mich4 G T F won team which 1 igan's swimming 5 2 Jensen rf 1 the national and title collegiate 0 3 Big Ten championships last year Rcsenbaum If l 1 2 will meet v Illinois Ath- Hansen c 10 letic club the strong 1 0 rg squad National A A Un-U Fishburn 1 3 Steffen lg titleholders for 1927 in the 0 0 Holton rf ion pool tonight o 0 vJohnny Weismuller I A C: star Jeppson rg holds swimming records from P who 8 11 Totals 6 22 mile will try 4 25 yards to one-ha- lf t'v Bear River 50 own break his in records (26) the 14 G T F P 6 and 100 yard free style events 0 0 0 0 0 meeting Captain Bob Darnall of Morris rf 2 1 1 5 If Abbott and stars of both other Michigan 0 7 3 1 15 Cropley c 0 teams 1 5 3 5 Thompson rg 24 0 5 nl s Totals Re feree—Watson 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 WEBER (35) — 8 S 0 0 Clapler rf 6 7 15 Totals Referee — Malcolm Watson TJmpir! — Al Warden De-Pau- P 0 0 0 0 Moesinger rg Giles c Rose lg McMurrin rf Russell rg Johnson If r 2 3 4 1 1 1 Hearn If Weir rf Peterson c Randall Ig i Nofth Ogden Taltes Sepenth Cage Tilt Lacre Kesuits i J i- - C Earl Shely for s$ven years first baseman for the Chicago White lg -- Farmer Pilot SALT LAKE Jan 28— (Special) — Brlgham Young university court-me- n G i t B Y U Couch I 10 10 1 Western Division W L Pet TP 86 Mont State 2 0 1000 2 1 667 104 Utah ft of Weber college used a fast passing attack GASABA artists floor game last iiigbt to defeat the speedy Montana normal hoopsters of Dillon 36 to 25 The Wildcats used eleven players during the contest M C STANDING rf-l- - - V-ws- R je vV— J ht ii Peterson Leads Scorers with 14 Points Entire Local Team Plays Well Sportsmanship of Visitors Pleases And Ingersoll Magelby Robertson and Taylor Star for Dillonites Star Teams Meet In 2nd Game Tonight By AL WARDEN Score: ? c-- FR0MGR1MS0N HE Aieu&GU HAD SEEKS light-heavyweig- :f Vi - ) EPHRAIM Jan 28— (Special to — Coach The Standard-Examine- r) Lee Haf en's Dixie Flyers trounced the touted Snow five here last night In a southern division junior court battle sfflciats were named today by W college The Flyers took the lead early in Karl Hopkins to handle the battle o r he the contest and although pressed in Sheely the final stages maintained a slim COLORADO COLLEGE would be starring lead to the final gun The score in the big leagues DEFEATS PIONEERS was 33 to 25 for at least five Blake was the best scorer for the irears more Fate DENVER Jan 28— (By The As winners He tossed in five bas ame into the pickets and added four points from soclated Press )— The Tigers of ture back in 1812 foul line Jensen was the best Colorado college took the lead in J his first year in the race for the basket ball cham DIVORCE the bet for the locals baseprofessional The victory last night gives the pionship of the eastern division of ball An unkind 4 act of fate that Flyers the lead in this division the Rocky Mountain conference here last Score: night has been a 'vJycar NEW YORK Jan 2S— (By The Dixie (33) By virtue of their defeat of the errific handicap Associated Press) — The New York five on their Denver university ever since y e t T P F Ber Dally News today says Paul £vans home floor 32 to 29 in a thrilling Billy 0 0 2 carried on Sheely Adams rf lenbach former contest the Tigers lead in the di 0 success 2 tol 2 If Frei great a has served boxing champion vision Colorado Aggies with no 1 3 2 While wth Vancouver during the summons on his wife for annul- Empey c season of Sl912 Sheely suffered a 4 14 defeats holds second place and D 6 5 Blake rg ment of their marriage broken ankle Whoever had charge 0 0 0 U holds third place LO Berlenbach! last April married Taylor lg The score: of the injury certainly bungled the 4 0 0 Judd rf Los a nurse in Rose Anne Riley COLORADO COLLEGE (32) for job leg at the ankle G F P assumed Sjheely's Angeles He met his wife when he almost! an 14 10 5 33 Totals ' grotesque line went to' the physician by whom she 2 S 5 a such ad job of bone Naturally Snow (25) was employed for! treatment of his 1 2 0 Johnson f free action at the ear She has retained an attorney 2 setting prevented G T F p Clark c ankle andji slowed Sheely up bad3 fight the proceedings 5 Ryan g 2 1 1 2 1 4 E Allred rf This Svas far inore noticeable 4 2 the 3 told Berlenbach 0 0 ly Itrs' Daily F W Probert If g Phelps on the the field bpses than in — i 1 Hinkley g 1 1 0 News she believed the annulment Allen c 0 0 0 where his six feet great height 0 1 0 2 action was caused by the boxer's Burr rg — helped cover up the four inches 2 1 4 6 5 9 13 Totals Jenson parents defect as to covering ground 1 0 1 1 "It's his people who set him Hanson c DENVER U (29) Sheely first came into promln 0 0 "He's 0 been 0 she said G me" Allred F P J rf against me ence at fait Lak in the Coast 4 0 0 0 0 3 him loved 4 I've and James f good to Staples If league back in 191p Despite four 0 0 0 Cook f since the first day I met him I Ogden rg seasons he always batted over good 3 4 0 2 0 0 c love him now and I guess I'll keep Hullnar Ig Weakley 300 but the leg injury caused the 2 0 3 Derose g loving him forever" scouts to (pass himj up because of 0 5 25 Byers g She said all her husband ever Totals '10 lack of spleed However a fat mark 0 0 0 was a Ketchum automobile her g sports gave Referee: Beal Umpire: Isaacson of 371 amassed in?1919 caused the He some her $40 clothes — o—— and gave Av':i White Sox to take a Chicago 8 9 10 a week for household expenses she said and discharged their maid MARY BROWNE MAY when his parents said there was no reason why she couldn't do the RETURN TO COURTS ROOT REFUSES housework alone NEW CONTRACT Mrs Berlenbach denied howevjer NEW Jan 28— (By The that she had ever complained Associted YORK — some Press There are CHICAGO Jan 28— (By The "The work didn't bother me" she expectations that Mary K Browne I loved Paul and said "because I will soon make her peace with the Associated Press)— Charlie Root whose fast curves worried many thought he lovedmeV States Golf association "But" she said "I couldn't speak United league batsmen last seaexecutive committee will National The or understand German and I guess meet In March for the considera- son now is worrying his own base Four court 'contests were played that's what made his people think tion of 'the 1928 activities Up to ball club the Chicago Cubs Dissatisfied with some proviso in in the Oigden Stake "M" Men's I was high hat" Miss Browne has not the present A his 1928 oontract Root ace of the league last night The league leadapplied for Is The understanding that she Cubs pitching staff has returned ing Nortl Ogden live ran wild in will seek to have lifted the bars the document unsigned President their contest wit Liberty ward placed against her due to her ac Veeck refused to discuss the case winning iandily 3j9 to 17 C Ranpall was j the outstanding tivities as a member of the profes except to say he was confident the would be C disagreement C of tennis adjusted sional star with IS field baskets troupe Pyle Weber college 36 Montana norLast year the golf association satisfactorily and that Root would trodnced"1 the Deaf xnal 25 Huntsvpie be with the squad when it starts its let she would that it be known be 15 23 26 School 48 to fast game Montana Idaho training at Catalina island W Woodward of inthea Mutes after a spring was Colorado college 32 Denver 29 eligible offor next month "good conduct!wlth refperiod man Bear River 26 Box Elder 22 high point Chicago baseball writers gener erence to her professional enterGrantsvllle 36 Tooele 17 Sixth ward cagers found plenty of are of the opinion that Root ally Miss While took Browne prises 30 Jordan Bingham 40 no repetition of the heavy opposition in theifr game with the wants In chamsectional several golf part Murray 23 Cyprus 24 duty imposed upon him'last Twentieth ward vanning 15 to 10 pionships last year no notice was mound Lehi 29 American Fork 26 In the other contest the Eighth summer during the Cubs' desperate taken by the golf asosciation which B Y U high 20 Lincoln 28 drive ward for the wants and pennant ma hoopsters24 won13over the Thiris with concerned the chiefly Pleasant Grove 83 Provo 20 Scores: teenth contract ward in that the stipulated tq tournaments jor r Hichfield 24 Monroe 29 Root won 26 and lost 15 games —--— —o V:- OGDEN JNORTH 8 51 Gunnison Salina last season but was called to the T F p Ferron 14 Castle Dale 16 mound many times as relief pitcher C Randall rf 1 1 27 MYERS PREPARES i13 Idaho Falls 30 Missoula 19 after only a day's rest J 1 2 1 5 If H Chandler 23 44 Fillmore Hinckley Or1 TO QUIT ARENA 0 0 6 At Warren c Hurricane 42 Beaver 24' 0 0 0 J 1 Garnejr rg Utah 30 B T U 37 28-MISSOULA LOSES CHICAGO 1 1 1 Jan ' The E 12 Warren (By 11 Garden lg City Randolph Associated Press) — Jiohnny Myers 0 0 0 C Berrett lg CAGE FAST Logan 22 Preston 24 GAME holder of the 0 B 0 0 47 34 Hull world'smiddlweight Orderville rg Panguitch i a - m ma nr w t wrestling titje for ten of the last IDAHO FALLS Ida Jan 28— eleven announced he years 36 29 today Totals Fork i18 3 3 39 Nepht SSpanish 26 The Associated Press) — After one more champion(By would for sign 40 j Tintic WARD LIBERTY Vyson the Idaho Falls Tigers to GM-nit44 West 22 ship match and if he ijtvon he would holding 11 G T F p were while garnerpoints retire they Meyers agreed to meet Dixie 33 Snow 25L i 3 1 0 6 same Art in rf the number Gardner the first Wisconing Charles Fisher "Midget" North Summit 33' Wasatch 13 3 6 2 0 L If Missoula halfi the Chardjj sin if High quintet Fisher proved lumberjack Washington 23 Oregon State col winner 0 0 2 In some elimination match- faltered to lose by a final score W Lindsay c 'I' 1 r lege 22 1 2 0 0 30 19 to c of F here last es here Lindsay night 41 Waseda University of Nevada 0 0 0 0 was The contest limit the game briHiantly "Making middleweight university 15 1 1 B Chard rg 0 1 moed with 160 several difof Is more spectacular pounds growing Arizona col Teachers' Northern i 0 0 0 0 ments said the crowd am ficult for "I me' Montgomery Meyers lg capacity 39 thrilling University of New Mexico lege willing to do it just once more and Jensen Idaho Falls forward and 36 1 8 17 Pond center were outstanding A Totals I win then I will retire" f Washington U (St Louis) 35 if In — E Referee Missoula his last match refereed Jim Barrlnger 28 Blodgett against Kansas -- O— rf !:' my uemetrar or Madison wis a meets Pocatello tomorrow night Umpire — Richardson o— month ago Meyers had to reduce MARKED LINEN about 12 pounds (15) deaf JUST AS GOOD O—— ' If you do not use woven names i' G T F p : Bride This (on linenshoneymoon) each piece! should on your 2 0 0 1 W rf Stewart Is DRAWER could climb PARTITIONS me difficult you get carry your name written in in 0 0 8 W Woodward If I 4 a To donkey? You ink can mark starch the delible partition your top i 1 2 1 0 I K Burdett c (tenderly): onBut goods press it well trace name dresser drawer Into compartments amBridegroom 1 1 3 i D 3 Robinson rg i here my J darling lean for varloua things by using small with lead pencil and then ink 0 0 0 White lg U 0 boxes secured to the drawer by shoulder — Pele Mele — — 0 0 A 0 0 o Moonj lg thumb tacks 0 0 0 N 0 Woodward MASHED SWEETS — lgi & j GUESS AGAtX Sweet potatoes are delicious if 1 15 Movie Director (to Scotch actTotals WASHED RUGS boiled peeled mashed a:ad beaten away You can brighten your good or): In this scene you give with scalded milk and seasoned HUNTS VILLE (23) ' salt sugar and cinnamon rugs by wiping them over with a a hundred dollars wit ' F P The double? Actor: Where's imy dash of cloves and ginger cloth dipped in warm suds Rub — JjfZM 4 I 0 2 1 rf Hardy fresh Judge cloths with dry — — dry —1— — L 6 0 3 0 o— — — 'V Hislop If O— 7 1 2 NOT IN THE U S 3 EXTREMELY TIGHT Wangtsgaard c 0 1 4 1 2 GRAPEFRUIT SALAD "And J Hawk McNoodle Is a Cramer rg Magistrate: If you'll take my 0 0 advice youn annjc water in the Harrop lg Grapefruit salad is delicious tight one say you?" when served with French dressing future "Tight? That fellow wouldn't I 11 Totals Delinquent: Well beer is three to which a few teaspoons of grated give a beggar a bite lif he owned a — waterTit-Bit— Farreir has Referee cheese been Sandwich added the Islands" Judge J paxts IRocquefort PRANCINGPAUL ):: - Wildcats Use Eleven Men During Co n test FIRST BATTLE "MATARTIST George wlonmna- COUGARS WIN OVER GERMAN Fall To Canvas DIXIE WINS Dixie FATES UNKIND TO SHEELY NELSON WINS Loganite Gains Verdict Steinburn Injured In NEW YORK Jan 28— (By The Associated Press) —The New York American today says that Bobby Jones of Atlanta Is to be elected captain of American Walker cup team succeeding Bob Gardner of Chicago j who resigned Jones says the J American will be designated for captaincy by his colleagues on the executive committee of the United The States Golf association Walker cup matches are to be played this year in Chicago against British amateurs AT R MOSCOW Ida Jan 27 — (By The Associated Press) — The University of Idaho basket ball team defeated the University of Montana 48 to'26 here Jast night in the first home conference game of the Vandals The Vandals led Montana 26 to 8 at the half and Montana's lone rally in the second to check Idaho perlodfailed - and under weight "The main thing on my mind right now is to get well" he said "I may Indulge in a little outdoor work In the fall Jbut there Is not a chance that I will attempt any serious training this year" 'The sprinter's weight fell from 155 to 115 pounds as the result of the illness but he succeeded in tipping the scales today at 135 pounds o MAILING TUBES tubes can be covered Mailing O 7—— with colored lirtns or cretonnes to make rolls for winding dollies and IN RESERVE A TERRIBLE SLIP other table linens on "Marie wouldn't you like to "Why did they throw you out of marry a thrifty man?" Osbert?" that place MEMORIAL FOR WALCOTT "Yes" I should like to marry on a vegetarian restaurant and WASHINGTON— (By The Asso— but I should not like to be en- I "It's ordered animal crackers"— ciated Press)— A meeting to comto one" — Ulk Berlin ts — o— —— — -- gaged ' Judge memorate the life and services of the late Charles Doolittle Walcott DUUtt JKJ SUM who for 20 years was secretary of NO HARM IN THAT has of oil cloth can be stitched the Smithsonian institution Bits "They must ask you an awful to fashion a book cover which will been called for January 24 at the lot for the rent of this house?" history building of the na"Father! They asked me seven help keep fresh the delicately tint Naturalmuseum tional — new novels of ed covers times last week" Punch — ! 0 —— 0- 1 n - - |