Show 'V PAGE FOUR FROSH AND SWIMMING B A C DEBATE TEAM LEAVES TONITE AT S PORTS 8 O’CLOCK 'Wrestling Team Ties With Idaho College In Dual Meet At Caldwell Fcur Letter Men Back To Wield The Stick-L-ast Thu Aggie wrestling team uudur tha direction of George Nelson began its campaign of matches last week when it met the well balanced college of Idaho agfinal score The call or racquet - and court gregation at Caldwell The schools tied at forty-fou- r showed both germs to be having a very desired points each In fact so evenly Year’s Teams Are Broken Up effect on all court artists whether brilliant mediocre or poor Tennis enthusiasts may already be seen comparing weights and qualities of racquets and commenting on the tennis weather which seems so favorable The Aggie courts seem to be the first part of the campus to be relieved of snow and dry pp fast putting them in good condition early in the spring It is well that such Is the ase as tennis matches are already being lined up nets are taken from their storage place3 and the resounding whack of ball against rackett is not far off' Aggie chances for another premier tennis team are running high as an abundance of good material is Last year's teams howevident ever are broken up except in one ease Fqr the past few years the Aggies have succeeded in retaining the title and this year from an Agmust be a repetigie stand-poition altbo trouble in lining up an effective combination is anticipated be As for material little need said concerning Moae Rich Tennis Manager and for two years a memand half of the team ber of the-teacomposing the Rocky Mountain indoubles champions tercollegiate Logan Captain Wesley' Howell with who Cy together champion Hammond also of the Aggies represented the Intermountain territory TournaIn the National Doubles ment In the east and We Vernon the who upheld singles last With four of last years si year men back and a wraith of new maAggie terial from which to pick fans can rest assured that the court Bill game will be well represented Merrill and Ernest Elder are the two Aggie tennis men who did not return to school A tournament is being planned for next week by Manager Moe Rich for eVery one except letter men This will give a good light on the younger players who are working for s place on the team and will also make competition much hotter With Rich Howell Hammond and Vernon out of tournament competl Uon It ii rather doubtful who will route out In the final rounds sltbo Joe Cowley Logan High School to ho tbo cream of the bunch Cowley will hare no easy going however for a number of tnen are capable of making blm hustle Such players as Verio Fry Charles Olsen Jtmes Qusjle Ham I'ulley and Miltoo Merrill with a com of other should make the All tournameut a marked success men who wish to join the tournament should get io touch with Mose Rich as soon as possible hark-seem- s TTtMCTOIEXTTIXlOTF Dealer la AMI mtEO MEATS FIIEMH p ish pad ronnrr (Wrist Mmum Prop rfeoM0t We 133 H Plata Btrwet Deliver CCTiee Phona 37 Rea Phone C3 W G IIJW EVCKCN$ROD DENTIST Suite I Thatcher Bldg' Hours I a I to 13 p m p m ta t p m m SUNDAY FOR inter-collegia- te were the teams matched that a tie care seemed nothing more than doing the teams justice Coach Nelson entered five weights Toby Fife 125 LaVon Robbins 125 pounds Murray Homer 145 pounds Victor Terry 158 pounds and Bert Gardner 135 pounds These men representing the feathwelter er weight light weight pounds weight and middle weight and light heavy weight divisions respectively annexed forty-fou- r points for the Aggie’s cause Fife of the 125 pound class was the first on tha program and started the Aggies out in great style winning his match with the Idaho contender LaVon Robbins was not so successg ful and after a terrific struggle each other around the mat which gave Idaho the necessary points to tie the i score The next event also proved negative to our chances when Homer welter weight winner here lost to an easy man pum-melin- e ' Held In Salt Lake April 1 JOGS s Daily Jaunts Are Being Taken By Whitney And His Consort Aggie distance aspirants und-the direction of Byron Whitney may be seen daily going through condi- tioning rehearsals prior to the annual cross country run which will he held in the near future "By'’ with a very capable representation of older college men and some very promising Freshmen is very much enthused over the long track entries this year Besides the regular indoor practice a Urge number of men may be seen every afternoon sans exery thing but the scantest necessities going the usual course "Jaunt” around the cemetery Whitney while winner of the cross country rare last year Is of the opinion at the present time that a considerably greater amount of competition is In atore for him and "hustle” must he his battle cry With Woods Allen and Smith of last years experience already io running harness and many high school runners including Larsen and Schol-e- s of Logan ready and eager to wrist the coveted honors the distance events of the track contests ” should be well taken rare of IT Y B to Word comes from the the extent that In addition to the flowery track runners already Installed thore a man by the name of Richards who is at present on the Cougar Basketball squad Is going to make things pretty hot for competitors this year To complete the trio the I'nlverslly will be on hard with her usual array of distance runners all ready to win the two mile event which that Aggie mu Wbltuey rompid off with last ytar muffler has been designed for tractor engines to drive the A dangerous exhaust gases from the drivers atay BE A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT with the I'eacock Plnti and earn a good lactate while learning we ftnr yau how begin actual wtrk at once l all or spare unnecew-tzrexperience Send cjvkjIsj ra Newnwritcrn Ce tr f r-- w yi n r- 3 Lrtza Cxffib OUR WEEKLY ENTITLED: DID HONG YOU HIT IS SEE US SORORITY GIRLS DANCE By Annual Handball Tournament in Fidl Swing ED BY NEL Twenty Nine Enter Fray Knowles Robbins Ter -- laivolr Card Twenty-nin- e entries in the handball tourney now under way promise to furnish some rough going for the man that cops tho medal which is to be awarded the champion The tournament got well under way Monday last and six entries were Miss I’ratt — I'll Just give you ten eliminated "Bid” Loose Ray Merrill Vcrle Fry Casper Merrill and to get away from here Joe Cowley wero the survivors of Harry Reynolds — Show me the Monday last Casper Merrill did ' money away with two contestants before the tourney had hardly gotten unColumn's The Bunk der way — they were Mose Rich and e It was a bathing suit She wore it in the water The woolen thing shrunk far above To where it hadn't oughter one-piec- All-Sta- Basket Ball Team Hand assoitcd by Billy Currel! Perce Ballinger Forward Rex Birch Forward Thomas Last Center Eric Johnson Right Gyard John Coburn Left Guard Elmer Cliallice Wood Substitutes and Dick Romney were eliminated Tne following due to a tendency to hold Sheik ed Merrill Spike Hadfield Wesley How The Aggie wrestlers were royally ell Sister Ixins Ieon Linford received and treated by the Caldwell Francis Wilcox Henry Webster and highly of the Harold Layton people and speak team by the shown sportsmanship Our lives are Interwoven the students during the matches and With camouflage and blifff— also during the entire stay We talk about Beethoven But play the 'jazz stuff Livestock Show To Be I LIEU III 'Idaho as a result of two victories and one defeat was consequently one match ahead and to "Doc” Terry known locally because of his bulldog scissors soon tenacity and vice-lik- e conxinced his unknowing opponent that might is right and placed him gently hut firmly to the mat with a body scissors So great was the shock to the Caldwell grappier that it was several minutes after the match was over that he fully realized his afore mentioned predicament The score tied one more match winner takes all is what forced Bert Gardner and his adversary when thev came together in the light heavy' weight set to Tossing each other the floor about securing holds only to have them broken and all the while watching for an opening with which to catch each other unawares was the program furnished by these combatants for twenty one minutes after which the bout was called a draw the score was tied and individual weight only had been decid- Mexican Athletics PROVO The college cafeteria will herePtomaine llall after lie known Porier — Did you nug sir? 1 wax Just A preliminary premium list of the How Woodsido— No Annual Inter Mountain telling the bell I thought you were Seventh Livestock show has been issued by dead the Lixestock committee of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce under WITH THIS PRESALESMAN whose (uspicos thi3 show is to tie PARATION MADAM I CAN TAKE held The show ia to be held in Salt TEN YEVRS OFF YOUR LIFE YOU Lake City on April first to fifth MISS DINN— THANK inclusive and it is claimed will JJFT I'D JUST AS SOON REMAIN AN ADULT greatest ever held in Utah Substantial premium are offend A The Royal Ord'T of Whlske-tee- r to prize winning animals In the fat lias been started with Mark' classes and the competition is oea to exhibitors from every state in the Wllev as President The following have been elected to memberCnion and Canada However due to ship: Toothbrush West Dirty lip the adxantage enjoyed by the corn Kverton Sagebrush Boyce Peach belt district over the interniountain states a special classification has fuzz Harris One Whisker Fry Scrubbing Brush Webster been made which Is called This includes specials Your the sweetest woman I know" exhibits from Utah Idaho Nevada said Hie Prof as his wife threatened Montana and the western sloie of Colorudo which are to compete for liim with the rolling pin There was mnrliheuiy applause special cash premiums Hundreds of Hie Junior Prom You gneMxl It at rash premiums ranging from two Reynolds was there llsrry one dollar hundred to a half and Hamlet Pulley 21-- 8 21-- 3 Verle Fry upset the dope by disposing of Lorraine Irina in the feature match of 4 5 the day’ play 21-1- 21-1- Casper Merrill won from Mose Rich by default and Howard McDonald by a 21-- 2 21-- 3 score Howard McDonald Interest in the event is waxing down the program Ray Claiming Merrill Joe Jensen W keener as the matches are played Vickers and Casper Merrill and Emery Ranker so that when the loom as high lights in the tourna- finals are booked enthusiasts are goment When two of these handballing to see some battles well worth ers get togi ther a hot battle is as- witnessing i sured Last year the event was won by Following were tho drawings for Leo Sperry former Deseret gymnasthe first round of play: Charlos ium courtier This year students Harris vs Nathan Green Ray Gar- are wondering whether the title will ner vs Bid Loose Ray Merrill vs be added to a prof’s cognomen or Hamlet Pulley Robert Griffethi vs that of a student Coach Jensen Denton Smith Lorraine Ivins vs and Trofessor Vickers are the leadVerle Fry Wilford Cole vs L Kar-re- n ing lights who represent the faculMelvin Anderson v Malcolm ty while Ray MeYril ia the touted Merrill Joo Jensen Vs Wallace Vick- student representative ers Bert Harward vs LeRoy Starr The winner of the event will be Weston Vernon vs Milton Merrill awarded a silver medal semi-fina- SWIBS ARE ls Health of Frosh At Harvard Good Statistic Stanrod Meeks Cole Parkinson And Adam son To Enter Meet corn pi led from tho 20u0 physlral examinations given at Harvard Unlvorsity show Hbat the gen State e Inter-uiouota- in Wes Roy Wilson vs Golden May Howell vs Joe Cowley Jim Quayle vs Emery Ranker Casper Merrill vs Moso Rich Howard McDonald-by- e and Charles McClellan vs tWendell Budge Results of Monday's games were: "Bid" Loose won from Ray Garner 21-- 8 21-Ray Merrill' defeated eral health of the undergraduate Is Of the examinations improving 902 given during tho year 1923 were of Incoming freshmen The records show that tho smokwith the ing habit In on tho froshmen Approximately 326 per rent of this year’s froshmen smoke as compared with 48 per cent in r 1921 aod cent in 1923 The decrease is probably due to increased activity In athletics The standing posture of the Harvard freshman has Iniproxed probably because of posture work emphasis jn secondary schools In 1919 posture of 80 per cent of the freshmen was rated poor and of 35 per cent very poor In 1923 those rated as poor bad dropped to C9 per cent and those ns very poor to 14 per cent Qver 70 per cent bf the present Harvard freshman class can be shown to have systolic heart murmurs ry Stevens Gardner Homer And Fife Are Selected Coach George Nelson announced the final selection of the wrestling team Monday night After a series of hotly contested conflicts seven men nosed out a large number of aspirants "Butch” Knowles W L Robbins Victor Terry Frank Stev-heBert Gardner M C Horner and "Toby" Fife were the men selected Wlllurd Knowles In the 184 pounds won a fall over J I’ratt In a short period of 45 seconds W L Robins 139 pounds declsloned G Doolas C Hbiner 145 pounds won time 2 a fall over C Chambers minutes and 25 seconds ft Walker 145 pounds pinned Alwyn Sessions to the mat in 5 minutes and 14 seconds J M Fife 125 pounds do cisioned F Smith in a 13 minute go Victor Terry 159 pounds wob two matches the first a fall over S Clark and the second a fall over Bishop in 4 minutes "Blck” Stevens 143 pounds pinned Alwjn Sessions to the mat will) a half nelson and Bert Gardner won by default This squad of grappier numbering six men are confronted with a heavier schdule than In previon and are determined to make a go of It A dual match with Utah scheduled to take placo here before the state meet has been called off However the team has s dual match with tho Idaho College at Caldwell before the state meet try-ou- ts -- Goales Chosen Ass't Football Manager e Carh Sterling Harris made tbo fmul selection of swimming team yesterday Melriu Stanrod Jerry Meeks Don Parkinson Herbert Adamson nnd Ralph Cole will uphold the blue and white colors at the state meet 17 lbs Aggie Cougar On March and Fnl entity of Utah aquatic star ure hooked to meet in the Provo tank to decide the stats championship In the 1923 meet held iu tho Smart pool Utah copped the championship with It Y U running a dose second and the Aggios third This year Harris's 37-pe- Flo'd Coates a freshman and member of Student Life staff was appointed assistant football manager for the year 1924-2- 5 in the executive council meeting held lait Saturday Mr Gates is a graduate of the lab I High School and has done college work In a Florida school while in the army He hold a commission In the cavalry branch and I at present attached to tho 145th artillery Ho ia of the Utah Nationnl Guard well qualified for the work t bis position A committee was appointed rout- posed of Josephine Birmingham Francis Wilcox and Durrell Hendricks to ascertain the cleglbi)lty of candid ilex for tho positions of secretary of the student hotly and editor of Studint Life Candidates for editor must be recommended by tho English department and candidate for secretary of tho Commercial water splashers are considerable atronger than last Three men of last years team in Cole rarklnson pad are offered for best Individual and They named him Harry after hi Meeks are no doubt Improved over numerous besides group exhibit Inst year Melvin Stoddard a freih-mn- n ribbous for other meritorious exhi- father's chest aniP Higly splasher bits Frosh — What did you think of lends the Aggie swimmers In bib Tbo show it dixlded into sexeral Near Home is being developthat girl I dug you up lust night? speed and distance races Couch sections each of which has nuuier-pu- s ed an extensive deposit of leu-ci- te conI — am as as Well far Soph Harris will nu doubt use this diminucash premiums for individual from which a potash fertiltive "duck" In a wldo variety of Fat cerned you run bury her again group and carload exhibit izer is derived department event cuttle fat swine breeding class ' j— it mm i ' Bag—an'JW PAID ADVERTISEMENT —ANY Derby Adamson a new member of pure cattle (fairy rsttlo sheep ON WORK DESIRING TO the team will take care of the exhibited ONE bred swine and THIS COLUMN WILL SUBMIT TEN sections by Mel Frcebalrn of Utah In are a the and boy girla by HIGHLY COMICAL EXAMPLES OF lust years event into which the ahow ia divided THEIR WORK With this repremiratlon Coach Further information may he had his Harris and Logan’s Real Candy Shop Annual by addressing the Seventh should make the splurginq rough for Commercial Club WITIIAM TO Livestock Show We are Sen inn a Special Lunch for Students each day the "U" and "Y" swimmers and reCity t’tah Bldg Salt FOOTBALL C U OF Except Sundays From 11 a m until 8 p nt turn home with something bettor o- Finest Private Dali Room Between Denver and the Coast PRACTICE IN MAR thun third place liu-stoe- pluug-ingwo- n CHERRY BLOSSOM begin Enter Spelling Contest At Oregcn AC ILIany Football six months a year That's the time required of Colorado university athletes Coach Myron William announced Saturday that spring football pruc tic will start In March at the and continue ten week un til school Is dismissed In June With March April May apd two winks In June plus part of Septum her and all of October November athletes for football are In training six month In the year will William and hi assistants continue the plan started last year and will confine their actlvllle to the froshnn a‘ and sophomore gym Instead of sendlug nasitim classes the students thru an hour' dally drill the fellows Interested will play football The gym class will b augmented by letter nmn In the junior and senior classes W Ilham Moro than 1000 atudenti will rouipdtH In lh spelling contest to be held by the English department this term All atudenl registered In freshman roursit In tliat department are eligible Trlxe will be Tlu first given to the winner of the revised edition la 1333 a prize "Students College Dictionary” published by the Funk and Wagnsllx flexible It la a company leather bound thumb Indexed book printed on high grad India paper Tlu uamo of tha winner Is to bn stenciled on the cover In gold letThe other prises have not yet ter been selocted but according to A H Peterson associate professor of English they will h well worth said working for Half Disabhd Veterans CHERRY BLOSSOM Farcers Now Trained Half of the disabled soldi? of a rlass at tho State College of Washington two years ago aro now trained farmers and ranchers in Washington Oregon Idaho or Muotaus according to a rheck Just rnado from data secured front tho officer of the Veteran's Bureau where there ts keen Interest In the eoullnuod of the men under training Of rigs of 3S oii'ii IS were found to he un farmi and ranches now three mine in dairy manufacture 1 a meat Cutter 3 In electrical or automobile WHEN IN SALT LAKE CITY BE IT DAY OR NIGHT You Will Find The BEST EATS at wol-far- o work 1 In mining 1 SPAREY Nji 12 6? MEHSE Co East Second South Street In an archi- tect' office 3 In hoapltala 3 gone to their homes and 8 still In school rinitinutuK Uaiulug ssavics SANITATION QUALITY ’ |