Show STUDfeNT PAGE FOUR LIFE TRACK MEET WITH B Y U AT PROVO SATURDAY SPRING GAME FOOTBALL TOMORROW 4:30 Horseshoe Tourney Progressing Daily Sport Has Lovers S 'll ! Monday April £5— Sign vs Delta Nu Wednesday April 27— l’hl Kaps vs M Kaps Thursday April 28 — Kpsilon vs Alpha G Phi Friday April 29— Sigs vs PI Kaps Monday May 2 — Phi Kaps vs Delta Nu Tuesday May 3 — Omega Tau vs Alpha G PU1 Wednesday May 4 — Epsilon vs l’ht Kaps Thursday May 6 — Pi Kaps vs Alpha G l’hl Friday May 6 — Omega Tau vs Sigs Monday May 9 — Epsilon vs Omega Tau Tuesday May lo — 21-lt- $WLEY AND BURKE TAKE NEXT HIGHEST PLACES i 10-2- 1 5 7 21-1- Track Slow First Dual Meet This Saturday With B Y U Cougars Unit 21-- BASEBALL SCHEDULE AL Series Begin April 23 aside their opponents Brushing five men advanced to the third round of the horseshoe tournament last week 1 hi hie defeated Gibson 21 12 in a hard fought match Jep-- I 'Sell won over lliirgoyue 12 21 l triumphed over Day 21-Nielson defeated Huberts 217 21-and Klinsou elimiuuted Hess 12 21 llniu prevented tbe meet from progressing further The finals will probably le played within the week-Thwinner will le awarded a gold 21-2- fl INTRA-MUR- Schedule Dates Announced For Coaching School TENNIS TEAM 7 111 Phi Kaps vs Bigs Wednesday May 11— PI Kaps vs Delta Nu Thursday May 12— Phi Kaps vs Alpha G I ’hi Friday May I t— Omega Tau vs Delta Nu Monday May IS — Epsilon vs 11 Kaps Tuesday May 17 — Phi Kaps vs Omega Tau Wednesday Mhv IS — Kpsilon vs Siie Thursday May 19 — Alpha G Phi s Delta Nu UTE NETMEN IN AS JOHNSON-AND-THOM- NEAR WIN Itedskins Clever Aggie Tlajers Not in Form Due to Insufficient Practice May 2o — I’l Kaps vs Omega Tan Monday May 233 — Alpha G I’ht vs Sigs Friday To j i a '‘ k i June 13 and continue until July 16 according to word given out recently by Coach E lay well Romney An exceptional faculty including Knutc fitockn" Forest C Allen E L Romney George Nelson and C S Leaf Will be In attendance and give instructions in the different branches of athletics for tlie coaching The outline Billed provides for classes in the theory of training aud coaching of men's athletic teams stressing track and Held work from June 13 to Juno 18 These will be taught by Coach E L Romney Aggie athletic director Following from June 20 to June 25 Forest Allen famous coach of Kansas will give a lourse in basketball coaching "Ttaincr'(feorEyj xcistTii'Tif ibeTr A C will give instructions in wrestling from Juue 27 to july 2 while at tho same time Coach C S Leaf 6-- 2 Snowshoers Measure Kappa Psi Elects Franklin Basin Fall Cranney 6 one-Ual- I r i r - I Professor Reed Bailey Writes Science Paper 6-- 4 4 eW-ul- rn w-t- 6-- 7-- 5 - 1- -3 Circulars Published On Tomato and Onion Bert Law Former Aggie Weds Washington Girl tomato-gro- 5 wing 2 1 f LX-- :TI The big coaching school at the college this summer will open on Duo to tho uncertainty of the By winning first place in the 100 Geddes and'Monson Time 322 Tuesday May 24 — and 220 yard dashes ami easily s weather the A t' net men were High N vs Worthington i islii Epsilon walking away with the high hurdles Woods and Jeppson Time it to reach their lull stride so First game Monday April 25 4 to big Glen Worthington took the Wade yard dash— Bennion cnih in lei and ax a conAll games to start at 4 15 honors of the day in the iuterclass and Thorpe Time 56 were blushed aside lit the sequence track and field meet held onAdamsI mile runFarrerajitj j£uy-- I J Hellenic ill aarjljbc wjjuier a ti n imhpayhijl ’ Thu die University of Utah’ "fieldlast Thursday ‘aftelTioou! War-- j era Time 1107 statue last Friday Although they were 88o yard thing ton won the gold medal givrun — Burke Geddes Championship to he awarded on a percentage basis out classed by their oppouetns they en annually to the high point man ami Allred Time 211 Games postponed will be played when regular schedule is completed were neeir outfought and the gamin the class competition 220 yard low hurdles — Wood Any questions or disputes will he settled liy the manager of the es were closer thau tho scores dis- of T rovo will hold clussea iu swimThough Warren Hawley was just lienninn and Call Thud 29 senes Bill Geddes ami Couch Romney Two hourss each day will he ming close one point behind him Worthington Hammer throw — Hawley Sanders over to these classes to appear on dates scheduled will forfeit that game given Teams faiiing tli In doubles of match feature did not run the low hurdles a race and Jeppson Distance 1126 feet The main tho day the A (’ upheld by Floyd portion of the coaching in which he would have been a sure Steffens and Shotput— Hawley come school will from July 4 to Thomas Lund forced Johnson and bet for first place honors Conse- Sanders Distance 1164 feet i ai i :am wxi ijux July 16 inclusive with Coach Knute 7 3 thu ibhvu to flvo sets uamiTg match — Call aud Smith High quently the final standing for mejump 1 university Tho Aggies took the first Rorkne of Notre dals was Worthington 15 points Walker tied for second Height 5 Vlpha In these two wocks and fourth sets Thomas played a at the hflui Hawley 14 points and Burke 10 feet 9 inches Coach Hockne will give leteturea and A G and consistaut game Pole vauIt—Jeppson Call IIarri repeatedly points Hawley and Burke wiil reuUeru c n fiT o n Th d Vfe'Tdalfi ceive "the iilver and bronze” medals and Smart tied for third Height 11 VSrT p from 7 until 11 o’clock each mornA party of four Frank Purdy Johnson played Alpha Kappa Psi national comfeet l inch brilliantly iu spots respectively Tor the full court ing five and "held merce elections last fraternity Broad jump— yimari TIunsaker Sterling Richards Lorenzo Richards but wasn't up to Ills true form All of the races Thursday were t boors of physical educanext Its officers for for enoe-sho- e year night and took Judah a 11 Smith 20 and MerDistance feet In tho second doubles affair slow because of the wet track and Courtney tion credit will he given The following were elected — — the extremely cold wind that pretrip up through Franklin Basin rill Parley and I’erco Barrows iq — A G Cranney ITesident In tbe midst of the past bad n vailed Considering the amount of led ONLY SLIGHT CHANGES match lost Lund Johnson — Vice President weather The occasion was a enow In the second set the Aggies time the Aggies have hud the IN DAY'S PROGRAM James Underwood-Secre- tary chance of spending oin outdoor measuring and ranger station in- took the first four games but OS —Treasurer K Broadhead Daken spection trip training and the weather condition ally lost when the I’tea rallied ParfCntntnnd Fvsib Psgs Oss) Lloyd Thenrer — Rituals xi were some of the The party found the deepest snow ley nml Burrows bulb played a steady faculty should bring rakes and shov— Guardian deBullen Reed Heed Professor of the Bulley The meet brought to light however on the level to he from 11 to 12 game amt were a constant menace els J Z Stewart — Chaplain that the Aggied wilt Ih- - weak in the partment of geology is tbe author of feet deep Places "on the level that to the Utes The Tennis squad will work on the an article on “The Bear Hlvcr Range David Haight — Diary were hare last year at the time the sprints this yeiirj TliA century Rakes and shovels Bill Hayden put an end to' b tennis courts — A In G Cransame Fault IHah’’ which At will the appear meeting was takn were found this time sensational work of Alton Saxcr will be needed for their work by Worthington w ko does not entrip ter any sprints except the two the May issue of the American Jour- ney was appointed to represent the to be covered with 2 to 3 feet of Tb lenient project is the lurgevt 2 junior champ fraternity at Its national convention snow Tho whole trip was made 2 hurdles when a dual meet is waged nal of Science ever ondertaken on an "A” Day Saxcr played Although strongly The article deals with the face of In June Lund Johnson Is alterate The Phi Kappa lota fraternity difficult by recent snowfall at the first he weakened In thq se- Help may tie recruited for tbe prothe Mountains to the east of logan delegate A canyon party ts being Tery won the pennant awarded to the ject from the several other groups cond and third 2 describing the fault ‘plane down planned for May beside group garnering the highest numthe Sophomores An afternoon Chick Blevihs University captain which the displacement which helpber of opints They rolled up 39 program luis J been arrauged a numLund John to ed Cache by form defeating 'nipresscd Valley took place ber or which in a talk by Senator points while the Sigfna Chi’s were son A C captain Tho first set waa The contribution made by the InJohn W Peter just nine points below Johnwhich tlie article reAlbert J law former Aggie and marked by flashy plujing but Next Saturday afternoon the oft vestigation Attention la again caUed to tho son "let up” in tho second The is the careful description of tennis star of Aggie championship flciaf track season will open at ports afternoon dance at the auditorium the fault plane and Its expression as scoie was Realizing the importance of Provo when Coach Rouiucy's Agfrom 4 30 to 7:30 days was r uentlv married to Miss Both faculty and it of the Bear passes along the front Irvine walloped and onion production in Joan Collins of Washington D C tho promising students are Invited gie tracksters lock horns with the There will be river mountains Tills fault plane is in two orchestras the state the College Fvperiment Mr Law lias bei n attending the Aggie Mtrrill Parley Brigham Young Cougars in the first and several feature one outstandCache of valley’s dual meet of the year The Farmer only for dis- George Washington I aw School lor the hard fought match Parley play- dances features that at- Station has jURt completed ing ed a snappy game but Irvine's ev The vigilante committee skipper will probably take twenty-fiv- e tract physiographic is now tribution two very interesting and the past several years serving at the visiting geologists or thirty athletes to Trove for r of pereme enabled him to tako the fuily organized and slackers will he th inembt a time hs same instructive covering publications match dealt with in a manner Coach Saturday’s competition staff of l lie Clerk of the Supreme fittjng their these subjects ELECTIONS AT LT Chick Hart’s men have been trainoffenbe Tbj- Aggie racket men play BrigCourt Tie wau admitted to the bar oui-oThe weeks of in varieties tomatoes and in two ing for several Young preparation University in 1926 and is now a special agent ham for tbe Aggie men The assocat'-weeks It has been r ported that students at the L' best suited to Flail's conditions in the dipurtinent of justice Photophorcs” to Collaborate of are holding final elections tins the proper time and amount of irSummary: tennis inis been at a stand till ill With University Friars — 100 for their next year's associaTho a week I’rovo for nearly yard dash Worthington the question of seed selec Geddes and Bennion Time 103 tion officers Primaries were held rigation damp weather has made the dirt ami held Friday Frank Janas and Wil- lion time of harvesting marketing Tolinan Mile Tun — Burke Acting upon the Invitation of the courts impossible and besides lias Nielson Time 458 liam Van Law are still in the rare conditions and many other finally stopped play at times when men missionary 'Friars” club which has 220 dash — Worthington for President its initial chapter at the University important subjects are discussed in yard could get together ——''I i of I tah returned missionaries in AB each of these publications A very thoro and detailed account of liotbed ttendance at the U A C have decidLuDean Rogers Gives ed to collaborate management is included in the cirwith the Salt Public Piano Recital LakerH Election of officers cular on tomato culture will Hither or both of these circulars coiuq next week may he obtained without Miss Lu Dean Rogers a talented Membership to the club requires charge to find shoes upon request to the Publications Diyoung pianist 'of the rollego pre- at least six months of public speak What must you vision Utah Experiment Station Losented a public piano recital Sun- Ink In thd service of some Christian ' i they have? Individuality gan Utah day April 17 in the Logan Taber- denomination — a noticeable difference A banquet to which all members nacle Miss Rogers was assisted by ofstvle? Our shoes have Alvin Morgan vocal soloist who won of the association ore invited will it Comfort? That too tho Welti vocal scholarship last fall bo given at Ogden Friday April 29 PHI KAPPA PHI hurdle III ME MEET BLUES AND GUAYS AT 1:30 Lettcrmen Out Fundamentals to Reviewed of Huskies Promising Array The spring Darning camp at the college is proving highly successful with tw nt) nun- husky Famur gnd dels going throu-- h their pans and instructions from receiving daily Coaelt E Lowell Romney Although only five lettcrmen nre in the togs sesviral other wearers of t tbh "A” who will return for fall are taking their daily workouts with the large group of truck aud field urtists Tlie fivo loltermvn who mo lead ing out iu the daily practices include: Captain Howard "Tuft'' Linford tackle Bob Gibbons guard -- play-nex- Monliub Warburton roe Cranney center and Addingmn Martindale end Several promising ' tros1iiierT'along”'wiiira iage mnnlT of former high school stars ure also enrolled se ' the spring training in cour- the According to Couch Romney spring camp will come to a close with a big football game to be lield In about Two groups tlie week blues and the grays have been designated by the Farmer skipper to meet in the classic event Tlie following gridst'Ts com peso the grays: Howard linford captain: Joe Day Brick Sorrnsun Robert Gibbons Wes Schaub Arvid Iarvon William Reading Hugo Doliumn Hyrtim Stephens CantHl Nielson Edwaid Jenson Fat Holton Golden Welch Herbert Griffin and Jack Morton Tho BlUes are composed of the following men: Bub Warburton captain j Alma Gardner Monroe Cian-ng- y Bob Dante Earnest Gardner Clark Gardner Dean Merrill Lionel KIoopGr Myron Layton C II es Bernard Nelson Addington Y catMnr-tindu- Fiank Webster and Johnny Chrixtopherson DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Transfer Taxicabs Trunks Baggage — Prompt — Service — Moving Phone 314 -"' ' Trying twenty- nine elected Bostonians have it and give it Mostly $7 to $10 the pair (Continued from Page one) are elieeted is high scholarship aHd good citizenship Each year the deans of the respective schools submit to the local chapter a list of 20 per cent of their graduates making the highest grades In their courses except tbe last part of the senior year which cannot be in- B C col-'le- J3— Up wfeJ y-- m to ml Thatcher Clothing Company Get the Habit cluded on account of being unfinished From this submitted list the of the chapter approve all who are of honor caliber in other respects and invite them lo become members Graduate student and faculty members who have achieved high scholarship rank are also eligible The present list of students is thought lo be complete though there may be an addition or two later 'In behalf of the local chapter of Phi Kappa I’M the encumbent officers officially welcome the new member Into the society of superior Intellectual accomplishment and extend to them sincere congratualtions for outstanding accomplishment It also admonishes them never to flag In the struggle for Intellectual supremacy' - George Stewart President ®- h Clyde Vice President - Alice Kewley Secretary F D Dalnes Historian Byron Alder Marshall’ Remember to report promptly at "A” Day morning 89 A F E The Inspector Eats Here Why Not You? Bring suitable implements work with on "A” Day Spring’s THE TIME FOR Shoe Repairing REBUILDERS OF FINE SHOES Gooyear Shoe Repairing Co i to Don't fall to cast a vote for a candidate for each position Friday Kuppenheimer Went to College for This Style It has the correct collegiate features — the easy hanging front the nat- ural shoulders and wide straight trousers And it’s tailored as only Kuppenheimer knows how Howell Brothers aiPEfl |