Show THE OGDEN STA 17 Wehei ' TT ifl ST® (fh (TD 7fiL5 T(R 'Cougars Show Form In Ute Cage Games Rags Ingersoll Is Leading Scorer in Western Division Magelby Shows Class on Guard Line Pete Couch Breaks Into Scoring Column Thompson Holds Edge Over Forwards while not entirely unexpected the double victory turned in by the Cougar courtmen was a bit more t convincing that had been anticipated The forecast had it that the famous Roberts passing game would quite Utah's zone defense and this is just what IT'-The happened Dr f Roberts system is over-whel- m - I passing attack of i tremendous speed and almost beautiful rhythm The UOAT12S pivot and dribble are Ignored exin the act of evadcept by a player gets ing a guard so thetoopposition deline up a Va-dlittle If any time one as the such barrier fensive Peterson has given- - his Redskins INGERSOLL STARS Roberts' cohorts got Coach around Utah's defense the first by' sending two forwards night one side of the court passing down the ball at exceedingly short range Then the lanky Grant Ingersoll would flit speedily down the opposite side and one of these two forwards would shoot the ball oyer the basket so that it would carom hands where right into Ingersoll'senabled him to his superior height shots in numerous follow-u- p tap ' A battle of strategy ensued in the second game with Coach Peterson "little five'" hli starting a most enthusiastic and skillful agpresence of little gregation The Oscar Evans on this quint gave it rare color and jspeed while the clever sheoting ?of Frank Jones who scored eleven points in one half and the adequate defensive work of Theron Davis who—held the mighty Ingersol in tow showed this lineup to be little is any the less capable than the "Big Five" of Peterson's selection The main string rushed the tired their and Cougars hard opponents 20 to 14 but in so doing who neglected to guard Ingersoll ran ldco and amuck- - getting 13 of his team's 14 poifets for the half Neeley and Smith were decidedand ly off on their basket shooting this mitigated against Utah's chances Neeley especially threw the ball into the ring halfnota dozen make times but simply could It drop through The Crimson saw their first real guarding of the season with Russell Magleby and George Cooper over the spreading themselves allduo of decourt This is a great fensive adepts standing out prominently on every exchange along with "Hap" Lybbert the Ute stripling who is undoubtedly one of the best of the top layer SCORE OX FOUIS Young's representatives further demonstrated In this series that to foul them is to give their score a boost As free goal tossers these provo athletes are the absolute class Saturday night they switched in nine out of eleven to win the ball game since each slde garnered 13 field goals The Utah Aggies are docketed Monday for a series at Bozeman not even and Tuesday evenings and the most enthusiastic Aggie booster expects as much as an even break in this Beries The Logan Farmers however are expected to brand of ball play an improved over that which" they ' offered week For one against Utah last will have profitAggies thing the ed by a week's additional practice which they seem to need in a soldier the casual sens© that ' needs a left leg BoZeman fans will get plenty of basketball this week inasmuch as Utah will play the Bobcat "wonder team" on Friday and Saturday This will be the Crimson's one great volley shot in an effort to stay in the championship running Aggies-Montaa result of the Utah State postponement the Young university scoring adepts pushed to the fore in two of the three departments of play Ingersoll the towering center is away out in front with 42 points having been permitted to run loco against Utah Friday and Saturday Frank Ward dropped to second place but is expected to regain the lead during the present Utah Aggies-Montan- a State series THOMFSOX TS FRONT "Ash" Thompson retained the lead among the forwards without playing a game Smith retained second place through the Utah forward bagged very few ringers against Young Couch finally got going after three unfortunate performances but the beat work of the week was that of Jonas who scored 18 points in two half games In the short time he played Friday the university atudent body president scored seven points and in the first half Saturday night registered 11 more Jonas also rustled the ball in a f ai : so-call- ed out-scor- ed :§ na NORTHERN DIVISION "Won Lost Pet 3 0 1000 Weber 0 1 Ricks 000 0 L D B 1 000 1- Albion 0 000 THURSDAYS' SCHEDI7LE Ricks at L D S FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Ricks at Weber SOUTHERN Dixie Branch A C Snow DIVISION1 Woa Lost Pet 2 1 500 500 2 1 11 FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Branch A C at Snow 500 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Branch A C at Snow irR g FOOTBALL STAR HITS STUDIES FOE "A" MARKS LONDOS BOOKS MAHYCOHTESTS Greek Title Holder Due Here This Week Will Wrestle In S L Jim Londos Greek heavyweight wrestling champion and one of the most polished matmen of the world is due to arrive here Tues- CHICAGO Jan 30—Hopes of the University of Pittsburg basket ball team to lead the country in cojlegiate scoring honori are being threatened by the Alabama Poly team of Auburn! Ala Tbe Pittsburg team at the end of its first nine games fcad compiled 445 points and concluded that it would lead: the nation' college teams in scoring honors this year iThe Auburn Tigers however in Pilot Anxious their first nine games' against southern opponents outscored the Pitt Veteran Panthers The southerners scored 468 points in nine games an average To Enroll Outfielder of 52 points a melee For New Campaign Both Pittsburg and Alabama Uoly' are regarded iaa the leading teams of their sections The Panthers have defeated the best in the east PHILADELPHIA Jan 30(By and middle west to date while Alabama Poly has rolled over sjx of the Associated Press) — Tris Speakstrongest conference teams in that section and already is being picked The er baseball's gray eagle will be a as the winner of the annual conference tournament! Athmember of the letics next seasonPhiladelphia if If in this Instance represents a sum of money perhaps f5000 maybe $10000 but if Connie Mack astute manager of the Athletics the sparkling center fielder N Y U Grid Star Is Outstanding- - Collegiate Heavy- - and can get together on the salary ' it question local fandom weight in the East as good as settled thatregards Speaker will roam in the Athletics' outer garden the coming season Mack-makno secret of the fact that he jwants the veteran badly to round out his outfield now that Ty Cobb and Zack Wheat members of the club last year are He tried to get Speaker gone last year but Tris had made a prior promise to the Washington club "I expect to be in touch with Speaker by Tuesday" Mack said for Florida Wedtoday "I leave nesday and 1 would like to sign him for the Athletics before I get away ' comes of it "Whether or not I amanything going to talk terms with him Speaker wants to play with the Athletics and we want Speaker It all hinges on the mat ter of salary His unconditional release by Washington does not ?::v-l't1 become effective until Wednes' day probably because that is the date on which the waiver period is up For that reason there may be "no announcement as to Speaker's signing If we do sign him until later in the week" Speaker has accepted an invialtation on February 14 and though Mack is warm on the trail some of Tris' friends think he may hold off any definite decision until that lime r i Mauk intimated that he was prepared to make a sizeable bid for the gray eagle's services as a big saving was efected with the of Cobb? and Wheat Wheat was popularly supposed to draw down $ 15000 last season while ALL "TNT" UASSMAN Al Lassman known among the! footballers as "TNT" believes Cobb's recompense was considermore than that Accordingthere is no reason why a big college iboy can't get ialong in the profes- ably baseball writers say Mack ly sional ring and he's going to try it when he finishes his course! at New could offer Speaker $30000 and York university He is captain-elec- t of the football! team an still not boost the club's payroll tackle and the best college heavyweight in the east He broke his v— 0" leg during the football season and is ust now getting into condition to WILL ENTER PRO RANKS1 t ru re-lea- YANKEES TIE WINS SIX GAMES IN The Greek champion will 'hurl a defl at the winner Londoa may perform In Ogden MEXICO CITY Jan 30— (By next week with a suitable oppon- The Associated Press) — Paolind ent if a date can be arranged Uzcudun basque woodchopper today holds the heavyweight championship of Latin America attained by the knockout route A relentless attack near the end of the third round by Uzcudun felled his Chilean rival' Quintin Romero-Roja- s in their scheduled 15 round encounter yesterday and the Chilean was counted out The basque had such a slight NORTH WEBER STAKE advantage in the first two rounds DIVISION A that the knockout came with a Wo u Lost Pet suddenness which surprised the 2 Harrisville 1 667 spectators Just before the volley Marriott 1 500 of blows which decided the match l 2'" 333 Homero put up his hands to guard Ogden Tenth Wardt his facei His body thus was left DIVISION B Won Lost Pet unprotected Paolipo pounded the Plain City 4 0 1000 Chilean below the heart with a I 3 1 Ro750 shower of rights and lefts layior Farr West 1 3 250 mero crumpled and sank writhWest Weber 0 4 000 ing to the canvas The Chilean waa aggressive durHarrisville continues to lead the ing the first two rounds courteams of the A division ' of the ageous to the end Theand fighting North Weber Stake basket ball was mostly at close quarters alcircuit They have two though Romero smashed several and one defeat They victories suffered rights and lefts into Paolino's their only defeat of the year last body he seemed unable to do any Wek at the han(3s of Marriott damage 16 to 9 Paolino drove Romero into the They were victorious in their corners at the beginning of the second game last week against the first round Ho continued to hamOgden Tenth ward 23 to 15 mer his opponent whenever an In the B division Plain City re- opening was presented mains undefeated After he had been' counted out were They easy winners over the Farr West Romero recovered He quickly five last week 27 to 13 showed no trace punishment Farr West also suffered defeat while Paolino bled of profusely about at the hands of Taylor 20 to 16 the face particularly from the m a well played game mouth most determined manner and was M'TIGUE TO MEET excellent on defense as well MaelbJ' the former COAST MIT STAR ?S3eIIn Siar' f°red ahead mn?"egB guards passing up EW YORK Jan SO— (Bv The of Utah Aggies to lead the Associated Tress) — Mike McTlgue Agg!e long-rang- e 18 to veteran shooters 17 stalwart of the ring beGeorge Watkins on to second place of Utah held gins his climb on "come-bac- k road" against Leo Lomski rugged AberFORWARDS boxer in a G T F P deen Wash ' Thompson Mont 14 5 2 30 headline bout at Madison Square Utah Friday night j 2 6 4 2S Garden McTigue is campaigning once right Young U 10 2 0 20 more to regain the light heavyCouch Utah 8 5 4 20 F Jonas Utah weight sceptre now brandished by 7 7 2 16 Brinley Young U 6 5 4 16 Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia C Skousen Young 7 2 1 15 Several months ago McTigue broke O Ward Mont 6 8 0 13 out with a statement that he had C Da via Utah put away the leather gloves" for 3 3 3 Aggies Nielson Utah Aggies 3 5 3 99 keeps after a career of more' than Djxon Young 4 3 1 9 a dozen years but the lure of tho Tate Ltah Aggies 4 0 0 8 roped arena has been too great Word en Mont State The survfvor Friday night has 2 11 S M Magelby Young 0 2 2 2 been promised a tussle with Jimmy Jensen Utah Slattery Buffalo lad and the vic0 Henrje Utah Aggies 0 0 tor in the latter bout will eventuSkldmore Utah y ally be matched against Champion Loughran CENTERS K O Phil Kaplah and Maxie T F P 14 4 42 Rosenbloom will hook up in a semi-finF Ward Montana II 12 8 5 29 pn the same card Neeley Utah 4 13 1 25 Worthington Utah A 10 5 2 22 MILLS LEADS IN Price Utah 1 Jacobacn Utah SALT4 LAKE SHOOT 1 0 0 2 plainW -- Mar-Unda- le 10-rou- ftl? 111 00 000 10-rou- nd al Magelby 113 G Young Watkins Utah 7 Martindale Utah A 6 Lybbert Utah Rowe Young 4 Evans Utah 2 Wade Utah Aggies 3 Cooper Young 2 McFarland Montana 2 M Worthington Mont 2 T Davis Utah 1 Collins Young 1 Breedon Montana 1 M Jonas Utah 0 Gunnel Utah Aggies 0 Call Utah Acriries ft Vanderhoof Utah A 0 7 T F P 7 4 0 9 4 3 0 2 6 2 4 4 3 5 0 SALT LAKE Jan 30 — (Special) 18 — H S Mills led the shooters at 17 the traps of the Salt Lake Gun club 12 Sunday with 49 out of 50 birds 10 Milt Anderson and Dave Hood 10 professionals were next with 45 3 out of 50 birds ! 17 15 0 0" 0 2 4 4 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 SCHAEFFER MATCHED CHICAGO Jan 30 — (By The As- sociated Press)— Frank ie Schaef-fe- r 13 Chicago's hard hitting junior welterweight will attempt anoth2 er comeback tonight when he 0 meets Joe Chaney of Baltimore in 0 a ten round match Schaeffer lost 0 to Spug Myers of Pocatello Ida 0 in his last bout 113 0 1 0 I WITH GIANTS IN MEXICO BOUT leads loop so All-Ameri- : title"'' ace Bobby Weir Continues To Lead PERFORM FOR Athletes of Two Cage Divisions MACKOUTFIT ll day from the east Charles local promoter announces Londos is carded for one of the top positions on the opening card at Salt Lake Friday night The Greek champion defeated Pete Visser of Ogden in a sensational bout here last January 9 and since that time has wrestled at Los Angeles St Louis New York Boston and train Philadelphia Memphis lie is booked for matches in nine cities during February Londos expects to be In St Louis UZCUDUN in February when Joe Stecher and Strangler Lewis clash in a bout booked for the world's undisputed ' Re-ve- JR Lopp SPEAKER MAY Pittsburg and Alabama Poly Vie for Cage Scoring Honors es st I ean Sluts j By NEA Service FORT WORTH Tex Jan 30 — Rags Mathews Texas Christian university end who starred in the annual east-wegrid clash at San Francisco Christmas day also tackles 'em for a loop in the classroom Mathews' grades for the first semester showed a list of straight A's In five courses listed as Bible commerce government economics and English Mathews is a senior and will receive his diploma at the end of the year GUARDS n j By LES G0ATE3 LAKE CITY Jan 30 —The wizardry of Gene Roberts SALT tactician of Utah basket ball asserted itself rather forcibly in the week's round of games in the western division univerof the Rocky mountain conference when Ute courtiers both in the over youthful sity Cougars triumphed series Lake games of their annual Salt the-Youn- NDARD-EXAMINE- R SAN FRANCISCO Cal Jan 30 —(By The Associated Press) — Red Grange's Yankees and Ernie Nevera' Giants played a 3 tie OGDEN CIRCUIT on Ewing field Sunday The professionals made their scores in the second and fourth quarters the first half ending with Nevers'i team OGDEN STAKE 7 6 Nevers was the leading W L Pet star of the to contest 7 0 1000 only the first half Grange played 6 Sixth ward 858 — —I !" o— 1 5 790 Fourth Ward S 4 579 HAD GOOD START Eighth ward 4 1679 Seventh ward t Battle rookie third baseJames Z 3 Eden 600 man who will try out with tho 3 3 Huntsville t500 White Sox this spring played lin six 1 $ 1G7 Deaf School for them last season and games 6 167 batted 375 in those six games 1 d $ 167 13-1- 1 Wildcat Captain Has 38 Point in Three Contests EmpeV of Dixie is Second With Blake of the Flyers Third Three Contests on Schedule This Week Tigers to Play Bears Here Thursday By AL WARDEN" OBBY WEIR fast stepping Weber college forward has a commandinc lead in the t - - indivirlnnl tonrmn iuvo iiu me in termountain junior college league' The athlete has annexed 17 field baskets and four successful points from the foul line in three league games His grand total of 33 points is far ahead of the remainder of the field — The race for second place in the two divisions is furnishincr some stiff competition Empeyof Dixie through to at least an even break B The Ogden-Bea- r River court battle booked for Friday night will be played Thursday evening: Coach Dixon Kapple announced today This change was made in order to avoid a conflict with the Weber-Rick- s contest college which is carded for Friday evening The Tigers fresh from their 29 to 27 triumph are not ready to be counted out of the running in the Ogden division yet The Orange Streaks Instead expect to win their tow-heade- -- tour-name- vJ EASTERN LOOP IN CAGE PLAY Defeat of Tigers Is Surprise Seven Tilts On Slate i - 28-2- un-look- ed j pace-settin- C U 1 $00 750 500 500 333 000 000 3 1 2 2 1 1 0 1 2 4 4 0 FIGHT RESULTS —4 MEXICO CITY — (By The Associated Press) — Paolino Uzcudun Spain knocked out Quintin Romero Rojaa Chile (3) Arturo Ruiz San Antonio won from Bob- by Neil San Antonio (8) Ray Macias Mexico knocked out Jack Hutchings St Louis Mo (6) I J k V ns ?ithletes " DENVER Jan 30 — (By The Associated Press) — In the eastern division of the conference the University of Wyoming Saturday spilled Colorado college of Colorado Springs with a score of 4i to 36 incidentally shoving Denver university into the division leadership It was the first defeat for the Springs cagers this season and came as something of a surprise to followers of the sport The week-en- d games in this division were featured also by a 7 win by the University of Colorado over the Colorado Aggies at Boulder A win by the Colorado Teachers over the Colorado school of mines 42 to 19 was not for In the eastern division this week-sevegames are scheduled the g Pioneers to meet Colorado Mines and the Colorado Aggies The standings: EASTERN DIVISION Won lost Pet 1 5 Denver U 833 Colorado Teachers Colorado Aggies Wyoming U Colorado Mines Western States Six teams will again compete for four games has collected 25 the junior college title in the scheduled for Ogden and is points second He is fol- March 8 9 and 10 lowed by Frel of Consequently the competition la the same quint at fever pitch The task of sewho has regis- lecting the Six larUno nnlnt —in Afford plenty of thought for Prestered 24 y ' Wayne B Hales and his juBlake the of f Al Fliers la third ident nior college officers "We are mighty pleased at the v with 21 and Gll-li- first class competition offered' In a 1 1 - b t a t e both divisions this year" said President Hales today "This inscholastic for- - dicates that the tournament will all events of this ttis next in line surpass ' character" previous 20 wlth "The point getters in the north1 if B r a n c h A C ernThe sector are as follows: have ?V r Inlaved G TFP In onlv 17 weir weber f 6 4 38 I'wo contests Peterson Weber c 9 2 0 18 "Tiny" r pivot man McMurrin Weber f 8 1 0 IS 7 Albion c 4 2 U for the Wildcats iNieisen Hearn Weber t 7 2 0 14 is next with 18 points Ricks Ricks f 5 1 0 10 WEBER UNDEFEATTED J'arklnson 4 0 0 S Ricks t Of the seven teams enrolled for Watts L 3 1 0 6 DS t competition in the two divisions Butler Albion 2 2 2 6 Weber remains as the only unde- Openshaw L Djr S 2 2 1 t feated five The Wildcats are Jiaiteman Albion e 2 2 B 1 booked for a super attraction this Randall 2 0 0 4 g week oh their home court with MoesingerWeber Weber g 2 2 0 4 Clyde Packer's Rlcksi college weDer g 1 2 2 4 auage performers Marker L D S f 2 0 0 4 In a recent gave played at Rex-bur- g uorr 1 2 0 2 the Weberites trailed on the Olson UL DD SS f g 1 1 0 2 short end of the score until the Hatch Albion f 1 1 0 2 final period a late rally giving Scott Albion f 1 0 0 2 them a 26 to 20 decision Chrlstensen f 1 0 0 2 The Ricks quint considered one Young AlbionRicks e 0 1 1 1 of the best in the league has been The individual scoring tables for since the Weber the southern division follows: working overtime defeat with a view of turning the Ci T Tf T ' tables 16 25 Ricks meets the I D 8 Junior LFrei 6 t 24 n college five at the Deseret gym- tflake pixie 7 10 f 21 nasium Thursday in another league Gillins Dixie 9 5 20 The Weber athletes will E All B A C f flareup red Snow f 8 2 17 be met Friday 7 0 14 These two games are the only Young B A C c 3 11 13 contests booked this week in the J ohnson Snow g Jensen Snow c 5 4 12 northern sector 3 5 12 The Ricka five will rule favo- Adams Dixie g ' 9 3 3 rites over the Saints but Weber Burr Snow g 3 0 on her recent road showing should Judd Dixie f 0 4 be conceded the nod in their battle Allen Snow o 1 1 McGreagor Dixie o with the Parkerltes 0 3 In the southern bracket the Eyre B A C g 0 1 Branch Aggies of Cedar City Jour- Hanson Snow c 2 5 f ney to Ephraim for a twin bill with Probert- Snow — w- - o the - Snow five intermountain champions TEAMS TIE SOX SIGN TWO All of the teams of the southern BASEBALL STARS sector are tied for first place and competition this season promises to be stiff er than at any previous CHICAGO Jan SO— (By The period in the history of the league Associated Press )— Three promDixie divided with the Snow ising amateur and semi-pr- o pitchfive in her first league ' game ers were slprned by the Chicago came back Saturday night to run White Sox Baseball club today loco over Coach Leo Hafen's They are Clifford Nelson Hammond Ind Elmer Bray Univer charges Snow will have the advantage of sity or Washington at Seattle and playing the series on their own Eulogio "Speed" Luque from the court but the work of commercial leagtte San Francis- Gllllns may bring the Aggies co Each is 21 in- DENVER LEADS O d ca-sa- ba i - i i i £ all-arou- nd Tonight's Schedule jLiberty at Huntsvtile Tuewlaj-'Schedule Sixth ward at Fourth Ward Thursday's Schedule Eighth Ward vs Twentieth ward Fourth Ward vs Thirteenth Ward Seventh Ward vs Liberty Friday's Schedule North Ogden vs Deaf School s j Six games aire on the schedule in the Ogden stake "M" men's bas- ket ball league this week The lopp leadingNbrth Ogden five gets into action in single contest Friday against thfe Deaf School North Ogden has practical!-cinchethe title for the third con secutive season Randall of North Ogderi contir ues to lead the players of the ci cuit in individual scoring He hr i j j j points to his credit Chandlr seventh ward kr tied fnr fnnr with 76 each 'Campbell of North ugfden is next with 63 138 of North Ogden and Stonn nf ih Uo j SNOW HOOPSTEES WIN OVER DIXIE ! EPHRAIM u - Jan Snow Junior qollege courtiers defeated Dixie here Saturday night 35! to 15 and! Jumped into a tie with the Fliers: and Aggies! for first pUce Pnow led at the half 11 to 9 j Score: f SNOW COLLEGE G T F P 1 it "Twenty degrees cooler" j rf El: AUred 6 0 0 0 3 2 3 3 11 0 j 0 6 12 —come on ' : how small kindlings YOU know a quick hot blaze while ' 2-- Allen c oMrr rg 4 j Johnson lg KAilred i Lf Totals DIXIE Adams rf Fr lf i Blake rg Tajyor lg Church rf-l- f Totals r - 4 M — t I 1 13 0 0 3 2 3 3 2 0 2 10 0 0 l— o 2 7 3 7 X ' big logs burn slowly and evenly? Same way with tobacco— the finer the cut the faster and hotter it burns So Granger is "Rough Cut" in big shaggy flakes that burn more slowly last longer smoke cooler There's only one right way to cut tobacco for pipes— and this is it Just match it against them 'all—r 11 19 13 35 G T F P: 0 1 2 0 0 I 2 4 — 17 2 ! 4! 152 2 0 0 0 0 T 15 1 2 0 ! I in REGARDLESS I 1 SALARY ADVANCE j - CHICAGO jJan 80 By The Associated Press) — Hack Wilson Chicago Cubs'? slugging outfielder likfe Charlie Root Cub pitcher wants more mbney for performing in 1 928 so he has returned his contract unsigned" Root sent in his contract several days agounsigned Wilson dispatched his yesterday Both are confident the differences can be adjustedsalary aad that they will be with the Cubs when they stat their spring train' J ing Root wa the leading pitcher last year and Wilson tied with Cy "Williams for home run bnnnrs ah spni vu nomcrs I rEAMUERM OWGM N buliy til bMf - GRAKGER ROUGH CUT IS £ADE BY THE LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO J Gut Half pound vacuum lumidar 4 fents nt |