Show i THE OGDEN STAN SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 14 1934 C Next Day Might Be Embarrasing Which la Proven By a Few Random Remarks From Here and There o BY HENRY MeLEMOKB United Prws Stiff Corrripondf nt NEW YORK Jan 13— (UP) -- Now IU tell one department: "Undoubt Teams Wit ' Sids Vict OTIBS I Ne t contests o Ninth Weber Uintah-Sout- h edly the best lightweight duel since the memorable Leach Crow-Will- ie and Fifth Lose Ritchie classic in old Madison Games Square Garden yean ago will be bescheduled rounder tea tonight's MOUNT OGDEN STAKE tween Cleto Locate ill European 133 Won Lost Pet Team— pound champion and Jackie Kid 2 0 1000 Ward Seventeenth Berg sensational Englishman Both 0 1000 are hard punchers and both can Twelfth Ward 1 1 500 Uintah South Weber take It" Oarden pre notice 1 1 500 Fourteenth Ward 2 0 000 Ward Fifth mind department— OMake up your 2 0 000 Vines hie Improved hie Ninth Ward form vastly over that displayed last LAST NIGIirS ItESULTS "summer" —Charley Parker World-Tell- y i Seventeenth 47 Ninth 12 Fourteenth 45 Uintah SWeber 13 Tilden had nothing to fear from Vines who U approximately la the Twelfth 33 Fifth 21 same form as laat summer W F -- ! Allen New York Bun "Vines' form was far superior to Ms showing aa an amateur In 1933" —Allison Danzig New York Time "Vines looked Just about as he last summer when he was losing Odld All and sundry"— Stuart United Press Cameron is Oh yeah I department: "With all due respect to your announcer I wuh to state 'that I do not like being called 'the greatest heavyweight of all time' I like to be addressed as plain Gene Tunney"— Gene Tunney alter an announcer had used the superlative in Intro-duetxhim to a boys' club sf nicknames department: The Butcher Boy for Baer' Ray ImposslbUltlerre for you know ONeat who Contemplated suicide department "Jack Dcmpsey Is a palooka I wish ho was right here now so X could pop him on the nose Pooh I pooh I for him— Jimmy Johnston 103 pounds when told of Dempeey's offer to replace him as manager of Madison Square Garden' SATUHDAY JAN tfl (Mount Of den Stake) Fifth vs Uintah 8 Weber m R Iweim L n men m i Statements The 77 n JU DARD-EXAMINE- In M&un OrO n V J " :? 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Former California iilli ml -- ' JIULM UP— 11 IT L v IUIMUMff Grid Stars Tangle lib Chicago Bears t JJLI TTt Won By ofmet An X-'-- If LUOIt 7 pump Tilden Expresses DETAILS Displeas- ure ofEferyone Present "Ai Contest - L03 ANOELEO Jan UfAP)- - California football fans who believe their local intercoilegi-ut- e heroes are the acme of pcrfec tlon wiU gather at Wrigley flejd here tomorrow to see the fabled grid ' giants who compose the Chicago Bears in action against an all-stcombination Included In the crowd wlU be a lven number of intercollegiate who annually perpetuate the argument in these parts that a great college eleven can beat a good pro j j fessional aggregation The all-stcombination is head ed by Ernie Pinckert one of South ern California's greatest backs Ruts Saunders Morley Drury Jess Hioba Ernie smith and Aaron Rosenberg all former Trojans will be In the lineup so whatever Red Grange Battles Doehring Roy 4 Lyman Bronk Nagurski Bill Hewitt arid their helpers do will bt closel weighed against Southern Call f ornia's grid Immortals ALL If WAY OF Southern fed-owe- lop-sid- ed lf Ellsworth Vines Defeats Big Bill Tilden In Washington Joust Will Manage The Red Sox Team Tk ird'Me'Mirig ! TITLEJATTLE Dempaey Leaves For Weit With Baer Camera Bout Set ! Leading teams of the Mount ' Ogden Stake clearly demonstrated their superiority over the other squads Saturday night by taking victories In their games At the Fourth Wsrd The Seventeenth Ward started the parade by winning from the-- Ninth Ward 47 to 13 and the Fourteenth Wsrd continued the march by overWeber whelming the Uintah-Sout- h team 45 to 13 The Fifth Ward put up a little better fight against the Twelfth but even then was defeated 33 to 21 The victories placed Seventeenth and Twelfth at the top of the league with no defeats and two victories each while Uintah-Sout- h Weber are tied for second with the Fourteenth ward with one defeat and one S 0— ar Twelfth vs Seventeenth Fourteenth vs Ninth ' it NEW YORK Jan Dcmpsey progressed so far today In his negotiations with Madison Square Garden for a heavyweight title match between Max rs ar ( '" ' v-o:a-- 14' 7 — ' 'J 'M®$-4M v ! ' ' Vf-'- ' V 1 MS UEO vuASMlw&toM "Tti A ' WORLD CU4MW0fHlP iw TpA - shortly" - WIN ALL-STA- RS Baer and Prlmo Camera that he was able to Icavt for tho west in the afternoon with only minor details remaining "We art very close to getting to gether" Col John R Kllpatrlck of the Garden aald after President talked several hours with the former heavyweight champion "There are details to be Ironed out but they offer no serious barriers We will reach an agreement i Kllpatrlck wUl talk Monday'wlth itJhfl AP) WACIILVCON Jan in the style Stroking that ' carried itUm to top amateur heights roll)'A Ellsworth Vines to night worhiif first professional victory by dtmng'anerratlfl William T Tildeh 'in four sets' TUdenr': 41 -- year-old master professional Obviously annoyed by the gallery 'and decisions of the line mens aifpwcd only flashes of 7 cr in Iwlng 0 extended r'4 2 ' third chapter of tht TonJght Vincs-TUdaeries appeared to beto the long young Calif ornlnn on his merits however Obviously hav lna found: Jt form on tho indoor canvas court ofter lotlns to Tildi n In four urMti' In Philadelphia lie matched rival in speed and strategy fhfb both were playing H 13-(- e-- 6-- 8-- 6-- 2 ii! 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' AlternatJjgjtho strategy employed In his flnt Uwo loring matches Vines tonlgM stormed the net at every opportunity Only in nawpeeond set did Tlldea reach theUctf heights of his form He droppCifJe first set almost uncontested fvuii Vines enjoying a Ancll Hoffman manager of Baer and the match: may be made then at set point in aaatflge Dcmpsey who gave Baer his great the second Tilden a?i let loos© tht chance by staging the fight In which flashiest of the 'tftizfs night the Calif ornian knocked out Max Passing WWc on the right and Echmellng last June holds an option then on the left with deep drives on his protege's services while the ifted to take the net asfhe Garden has a contract to promote Tilden attri wott rx straight points to Camera's matches through 1034 win the the set at r$mf and-ducwill 40-lo- FltOriAUNS ve - The Ogden girls' team took a one-sid- ed victory over the The scores: Pocatello Amazons Saturday night Camera defend his title against 5 d Thfc oe up in SEVENTEENTH WAIID iiongated pro dashe In the Lewis gymnasium 47 to 18 Clear as mud department: I am what Hu for the Garden Tommy Loughran LACKED AT TUG PUCfS two' games with G T F P before a large crowd f J going: to build ft course that will be thelext through Players— in Miami Fla February 22 the toss of' o&ly two points to J win 3 0 0 8 Volker f The Ogden girls started In at' the Guesses as to details of negotia- his only set 2 1 1 5 first whistle and proceeded about feeslonals — Gene Saraxen m de- Hanson f tions between Dempsey and KllpatSo annoyi?ddid he1 become at de4 0 0 8 their business In a workman-lik- e scribing a golf course he will build W Watson f rlck all the from way range appointcisions 2 ofj'thfe line Judges Tilden for Colgate university Facer f 1' 0 4 manner Etitt captain and right ment of the old champion as boxing committed a : least a dozen apD McDonald c 3 3 1 7 forward was high point maker with director of the Garden down to his parently intentional errors 16 1 1 c center Chllds while 0 2 made "Tall-Inah n Wangsgaard Burning facts' department: being hired as U sharing 2 1 1 5 additional 12 points has fine harbor It should be Thatcher g one the of this match proceeds "the InL 1 Mack left 1 1 3 classified among the Saxey g guard for which probably 'would be staged out2 2 1 3 vaders was high for her team with Six CliiU Circuit ports of the Baltic sea and only J McDonald g doors here in June In few winters the port is inacces Peterson g -o( 0 0 0 eight points sneexuaraen naa GOLF rs BOZEMAN Mont Jan 13— (AP) will Journey to The rreviousiy PROVO Jan 13— (AP)-- The 1 0 0 2 sible for small shins without the J Watson t In a of not dealing with policy pressed next Pocatello to the aid of Ice breakers for about a pe- Wallace g 0 0 0 0 play Saturday Brlgham Young university cagers —Utah 'university flooded Montana Dempsey as representative of Baer Amazons there nod or three weeks January-Fe- b cnampions qi me itocsy mountain otaie ccuege unaer a rain 01 neia regardless of the effect on the Gar In the first game of the evening EVfA ST PAlH-iJacom 13— (AP)— Or10 21 Almanac world 5 Totals 47 ruary—The "victor-- 1 goals tonight winning the second den's chances of staging a Vi uioia Baer continued wmwi conference h1rn1n their fh rt Hrartmt on thfe Montana State the Republic of Estonia tof NINTH WARD menting ganization game of a basketball series 40 to 27 Camera match! lous marcn toward a secona conWood Winner Last baseball league a class D organizaPacking and Provision a2 T F P American Players—' Utah also won the opener last western divisional title secutive by defeated de the killing will bd perfected at a meeting tion 0 0 4 company Heartiest congratulations depart- Thurston rg Year Out i defeating the Utah State Agrlcul- - night at 2 2 0 4 partment 28 to 10 ment: "To Yale for the quiet dig- Wright f Falls January 25 it was Great OLIN nnOUILLARD MATCHED The score: turai college hoopsters here tonight In the second the Eleventh ward 1 0 0 2 nified manner in which it is going Ferguson c- -f here today- - by Russei annouhced NEW 13— YORK (AP)-TNEWLAND RUSSELL Jan he J By UTAH V (44) 43 to 35 Voelz about the business1 of selecting a Henlnger g 0 l' 11 defeated Marriott 31 to 28 of the Lou forWf'V president Brouillard of Wor(Associated Press Sports Writer) FO F PP signing of The Cougars also won l&st night's The scores: new football coach cester No fuss no I Fingen g northern 0 0 0 0 — Mass former SAN 13 lefigue FRANCISCO Jan (AP) game 57 to 34 E Erekson f 3 welterweight 4 0 S OGDEN feathers no publicity and in per- - I Reeder c Voelz eaid etx clubs have definiteand middleweight tltleholder and 0 3 1 1 1 1 Miller 2 f to his role —Clinging an The into pace Pi O setting T F Asgies Jumped early Klnner 0 C feet keeping with the school's beBob Olin New of 10 ly entered he circuit and two a York for 7 2 2 i 8 0 16 with the same consistent golf that lead tonight piling up an 11 to 2 Stltt (C) rf lief that football is' of no great lm round 19 anbout Totals was Canadian 5 6 2 12 teams' may be added at Januarys 1 1 0 3 2 Sherman If tally before the Cougars could get Mecham g won him medal honors nounced now members Madlsort Referee Felt umpire Itlrle the portance" Towns today Johnny by 1 3 2 meeting Square 6 0 13 Chllds c under way The provo five rallied Kramer g' Garden Both Icdsur-vlvoare are rs Butte Helena Great for Falls the Denver 1 aspirants? 2 2 Rogers professional 1 Rae rg 0 however and with Joe Johnson and Larson f crown worn Mont Missoula Bozcman light and FOURTEENTH WARD LT heavyweight 1 Callis by 0 al ari f 1 matches leading the attack tied the score at "01 Maxte toAnbIoom 0 Rusnell x through quarter-finGAGE RESULTS Wfi o F P Phillips 0 Spokani! f Bcckstead 0 Players— 1 18 0 rf all at half time today of the San Francisco nation3 4 2 8 1 A Erekson f 0 0 Kspp f 1 If 0 I Wadley Shortly after the second half al match tournament in open play Harbertson t 7 I 1 13 Anderson c -If COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1 0 0 0 opened the Cougars Jumped into the a 7 3 0 14 round otherwise 16 8 14 featured - Fernelius 0 Totals the by 2 (By the Associated Press) al° lead and were never headed Gray rg V III ' 0 0 0 0 MONTANA (27) Northwestern 22 Ohio State 23 Combe g elimination of the defending chamthough the jAggies fought hard in Holbrook g 0 3 FO F PF Duke 23 Navy 23 22 9 3 47 pion Craig Wood of Deal N J Totals the closing nlnutes of play A Lewis f 1 - 1 0 0 Young f POCATELLO AMAZONS Army 47 Vtrmoat 23 The lineup j Rogers a terrific hitter from the 2 3 Russell t 2 0 1 ( Denison 42 f Taylor Obcrlin 21 O T F UTAH STATE (35) tees continued to display the stead1 Van 4 Holtz 0 0 0 2 Edwards 43 t 1 Woorter 0 0 Groves rf Kenyon 28 iest golf of the tournament FgFTp His a 3 0 0 0 0 ' Roanoke college 40 William and Harris f II Mack If 3 3 9 Doyra g Watts f li' and third fourth round 1 opponents e Hales 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Hettle Mack 0 1 rary 41 3 Harding g f Petty were one-sideliminated scores by 0 f R Lewis Vavlch 0 0 0 L Mack rg Columbia 23 Cornell 30 10 j2 In the morning he won from Verne Ryan c tiiOiiiiMMimiiii 2 10 Oliver f f if W 0 0 Gladwell f 0 1 0 2 M Mack lg Perm State 44 Buc knell 21 1 3 7 Torfin Bremerton Wash 4 and 2 Adams ft i J 1 c 0 0 Bilant Eckhardt g 0 0 0 0 0 0 Purdue 47 Indiana 13 Madsen e j 0 1 1 na Mackenzie or ooioraoo McNeil a 1 3 0 Stebblns g j Syracuse 27 Michigan State 21 1 5 3 Hansen f former United States Walk Springs Totals 9 19 JO 7 43 8 Iowa State 20 Oklahoma 43 Totals 0 0 Warden g 11 6 Totals II leu oeioro Rogers 0 UINTAH COUTH - WEBER Referee Blodgett cuppisycr Oeerfftom 33 West Virgin! IT 3 in the afternoon -- 44 and n Hunt Players— ci extra periods) T F P Umpire— 13 0 23 Totals !Weod winner of the 1D33 tourna- E Bambrough t 2 3 2 7 MARRIOTT Butler 17 Notre Dame J7 BRIGIfAM YOUNG (42) ment passed out of the picture at D Kendall f ' O T F pj 3 4 Texas Christian 23 Arkansas 21 j FgFTp 5 0 10 me oanas 01 winy cox Brooklyn 0 J Hawkers c 11 0 c 11 1 0 J Morris rf Nebraska 26 Missouri 38 v'l if 1 3 5 Millctt f ill' 1 N Y 1 1 up 2 0 O Zlerner Karl 1 rf 0 0 23 0 Wisconsin 34 f Michigan 3 4 10 ( Tom Crcavy of Albany N Y urlmmctt f 1 1 3 3 E Kendall g Iowa 38 Minnesota 39 0 0 0 0 Powell If Nelson c 3 7 northern California's Whitman 0 eliminated 0 0 0 : 1 Earl c 0 0 0 0 Bingham If Illinois 32 Chicago 28 U 2 2 0 g last Rod 1 2 c of hope V 0 0 Santa DeVrics Munday e tm 0 2 0 0 0 Baylor 33 Texas 44 Hunter g ita 1 0 2 Rosa 3 and 2 Dlneen c J 2 4 Cannon 10 Pennsylvania 33 Harvard 22 g 'o° A brilliant uphill battle on the 4 2 0 Totals 4 12 4 12 Stanger rg 3 2 8 Johnson f Kentucky 44 Tennessee 23 EOOTON Jan 13— (AP) — Tkfi second nine brought a one-u- p 1 vic2 3 0 Morris J Referee Ririe umpire Felt rg 6 Georgia Tech 33 Georgia 23 Boston Red Eox today started sow to 1 tory 1 2 0 W DeVrics lg Jimmy Thomson Long L S U 23 Alabama 37 13 lfl 42 ing on their baseball farms Totals 1 ' 1 1 Beach over Harry Cooper of Glen They 0 Richie lg Half-tim- e TWELFTH WARD Texas Christian 23 Arkansas 21 Utah State 18 tnttra Urban Piriform o n in jscore: IU after the had Ellyn latter piled Denver Athletic club 19 Colorado O T F P Player- sha Y°!inf Ja (ilf)' fefonftl "elder and Curtis FuUerton veteran Totals 11 11 4 23 up a three-hol- e lead at the ninth r Bluth f a a university 21 n i right-hande- d j Thomson clinched the match on the Jcuyft4?'tLyPyan!'Adfm pitcher outright to ELEVENTH WARD Colorado Mines 2$ Colorado Ag-gl- jones r 0 0 0 0 Wardell 2 MiUctt 4 th rnf th G a with T P to four eighteenth Cooppar W Marriott 0 23 5 3 1 11 VS j vctauii v Hitman 9 uutmt crican Association and sent tores 12 W 6 0 er's five 0 Stltt rf Utah State Agricultural College Kimball g 0 1 0 0 Free throws 2 Petmissed: Watts 3 11 4 semi-finle Hill If promising youngsters to sprout on Tomorrow's 33 Brlgham Tarran e 3 Adams Hansen 2 Grim-mc- tt 5 5 1 11 ty Ryan Young University 42 1 If 0 0 2 Donaldson Roger Fecklnpftugh'a preserves toward the major share of leading Utah 44 Montana State College 27 Bott g 0 0 0 0 Nelson 2 Whitman Cannon tb Mel Almada the Seattle outfielder 1 1 2 the $4000 purse will bring c 0 Becraft together 0 1 0 0 Oregon State 28 University of Adams f cost 1 1 1 who 3 uogera ana creavy in the the Sox $10000 a few days Galbralth rg upper Lowder f 0 0 0 0 Oregon 30 was sent to JCansas City on 1 1 0 ago bracket Stltt Cox J and lg and Thomson in Montana Mines 33 Montana Uni-rsi- ty Burton g 0 1 0 0 GlandvUI 6 j 0 0 0 option with Justin McLaughlin a If the lower half 48 n Boston-noruw third-round In other southpaw pitcher and matches this Idaho Southern Branch 63 Albion Totals 15 13 3 33 13 6 3 5 Totals morning MacKenzie defeated Frank I Normal 16'FIFTH WARD Expense of Referee— Blodgett baseball pal of Mlnch Sacramento Creavy elimi w or G T F P 34 Players— Diversity Washington Hunt Umpire— Bin nated Mehlhorn Louisville Ky Katseanos 1 3 2 uuivcrsuy 01 xaano 30 m caUea uvm to develop Ateada 4 and 3: Munday won from Oliver 2 tT VS 1 2 0 2 University of Southern California Kennedy f LOUIS ST GETS MEET 3 McLaughlin and Stumpf- and as 42 University of California 18 and 2 Wood Sleppy Long Beach Edwards c 2 2 1 R — from 13 soon as one of them gives definite CHICAGO Jan victory (AP)— The put out Earl Fry ll Colorado college 27 Denver uid- - Bowman g AAU boxing champion 4 national will be recalled by the Jr! ff! SanTpaks J52l?SSJ20 118 Lbs Tomlinson g versity 0 0 0 0 01 a 80078 1934 tournament was by for ship SttSStfTS? 3 and today STo t£tRt Texas Mines 29k New Meilco uni- Harrison c 0 0 0 0 awarded to St Louis and the date 44- eliminated John Perelli Tflhfw fifli 11 versity 33 act for April 4 5 and 6 Roy Davis University of California at Los Totals 0 9 3 21 of Chicago chairman of the 4 Hounds boxing bounds ' eles 32 Stanford 31 Referee Felt umpire Ririe committee announced today en dnsr 38 College of Emporia 42 KidIlarchant Joe Perry Coach Southern Methodist 23 Rice 37 Green vs Creighton 37 Grlnney 20 Manleyil it from the bad nlavinar Vandals Chancy N Y U 40 Fordham 23 — )m tcx Jan lZk 1C5 auctht Lbs Calt Lake ths Calt Lake Loan Offden Vanderbllt 23 Tulane 21 Jack Chevigny former Notre Dame LOTT REPEATS 31 27 Temple 8t Joseph MIAMI Fla Jan 13— CAP)— gridiron star and coach was elected Cimninn North Carolina 32 Washington M Lott Jr of Chicago head football poach at the Uni- Georfe and Lee 24 defended his Miami versity of Texas today to succeed successfully If Maryland 23 V P L 24 PinLADELPHIA Jan 13— f AP)— Blltmore tennis title against Ervan Clyde Uttlefleld Chalking up his second straight M "Bitsy- - Grant Jr- - of Atlanta Chevizny now is head coach at tn Len the entrant seeded winninsr final Edward's liniversitv hem ii 4 St Kcnney victory today 97 of cial the ski Jumping contest from Many Japanese officers In ManLfSFTaa-3-(AP-U j Chicago came into here last spring: and his Tigers ww aigns or snow an today Jumped uria carry Samurai swords handed ' pleaded These kids art lugging the' the lead in the national professional won their first Texas eenferenea iwn through generations of fizht- - army of smail boys and girls today snow err ana they come right back tnrro cumion cimard tournament LEVINE s topped titi undei- hit cn&pMnv iat fii BiraoEt injr Samurai ancestors plans for holding a even though we have chased them with half of the second round of NEW YORK Jan 13— (AP)— Bep j Chevigny played at Notre Dame ski meet here tomorrow times1 matches completed Van Klavereni Dutch welterweight under the late Inute Rockna and Popping up from all directions the away many ' Workmen ahouted Kcnney defeated Robert B liar Stepped Benny' Levins of Newark in later was aMAnt roAch undrr thft and waved youngsters esped jli carloads of ' shovels ten-rousect their enow until per onai winner from tn§ third round of a souinern the police arrived — arrived here from the hith bout famous mentor HEIl'S GAliQSSIES penver 50 to 23 in 19 Innings in the Rldaewood arnv ' wn to in Sierra for um in covering a hiUjide and shooed the children away j Bleachers $Z?t Kcicrvcd the 55$ Unreserved Chleaeoan in etavina Aiding nisht r for BRANCH the ALBION TROUNCES Fifteen were carloads Wrlsht's an sky delivered Jumpers Bin-ti- de ftt the of was In the l lint ri a Bleacher S1CO top Kids Ladle £0p Arthur With whoops of Joy the children for construction of a 150-foft POCATELLO Jan 13— (AP)— Jump Woods of New York another of the n DIXIE a c reserveat teams Jrt both ftlofihps With tlM io pair f This defeats 'the snow some under supervision of Roy Mikkelwn our seeded entrants in varsity and btgm playing (Unreserved Only) 1 -' I DfiCe i rxjsitlt-ethe tour- ST GEonaiL Jan is— (awJL pourinarln baskets from all angles imHr the national ski white j carrying stuff Jump in champion away CCnt ARd mnr frvrvrf rf Woods who lott his first The Dixie college cagers turned back tho University of Idaho southern ncy wheelbarrows pockets 'fcardj and McanwMe tports enthusiasts were match In - re ejfnu Ins U O turner first night's play outlasted a stubborn Branch Azrlcultural col branch Tigers handed the Albion I buckets ' puzrJcd as to whether the Jumprrs Marc cattrtn nt nftbisnfi raiu lege five from Cedar t 11 It A LUHCII — Ilcmcnway & Moser nsiis wens Bicre 1 "Vlftif9 tend tone police to the can here to- - Normal Teachers a 8 trouncing get in their leaps before the ivcttcrn sectional tltllst in 72 in night by a score of 33Cltv to 27 The here torucht in the second came ef head of Hearst avenue" one offi snow melt fcings to triumph 10 to 23 game was close! throughout the scries All-Sta- rs ' e way ROGERS LEADS SAN FRANCISCO non-freezi- ng TOURNEY All-Sta- O 5-- if Aggies Defeated Again Utah Downs Montana - - Formed Q-:- F:1 Montana n I 1 ALL-STAR- L J I I a t - - ' J 1 ! DON'T MISS tHIS J 010 372 10 j O Rounds Intcrmountain Championship JACK A j -- : : M0 1- 19 10 DOSTON FARMS J2 j 1 10 O '' ififtrl ed 1' 1 OUT RECRUITS ! i w al m - Sammy Tl : ffiJLZ U 3317 irom Kids Rob Ski Hill of now In San Francisco - °bla11 n' WSSSWA'Si Trtnth T liennev Lake Rounds Huskies Repeat at Vandals j A-A- s wm sm PARRY ' 17 TvKn Fall TIGER Ofjdcn O 1 BOB ee g-- mil 'Ondcn it Rounds ?f 30-ho- MOM WAS L Twin Fall Notre Dabe Player Elected Head Jurp m Lawiston i a : Leads lhree Tmimnmonf k Saatch is-cap- VCdnCCdaV 8-- V V IiJ - iea Jan til 8i30 P M R lrJ i PRICES— nd 4-4- I i' '- - : Cl0 ot ! f A- ht m 1 C3-1- j j 6 A: |