Show STUDTNT ‘ iL II FT The following schedule will be carried out by the all-conferen- ce the basketball season closes sports writers are laced with the disagreeable task of selecting honor teams As we said before in tins column no one Is satisfied with all conference picks Everybody's favorite can not be placed on the team and there whl be howls of indignation no matter what choice is made In the Rocky Mountain Conference sports scribes are indeed facing a heavy task in choosing an all-staggregation Two divisions of the conference complicate the situation Perhaps "Poss” Parsons is better qualified than any man to choose an team But even though he has seen most of the conference teams m practice he has not seen the western division Cams iy m aciiftf-ptthe throughout season ar Judging from press reports — the only way there Is to judge — Parkinson Thompson and Prank Hard merited their positions As has been noticed Thompson has not been the ecoriug ace this sea son that he was last year but he has been an invaluable man in guarding Many sports scribes agree that die has played the best basketball of bis career this season Parkinson and E Ward were way up in the individual scoi ing JjsL Both were chosen on all the teams selected for the western division alone Clark deserved a berth on the first five lie was the mainstay of the Xig-team he played consistently Also he has a great record behind him and that helped At the other guard Dawns and to be about Coughlin appear equal although Coughlin was selected for the berth Perhaps Coughlin played a more consistent game through the season than Dawns did Parsons gives no adequate reasons for Dawns and Magclby being placed on the second aggregation Oh well it all comes back to this — no one is ever satisfied with selections er ul-st- ar - SPUING GRID GAME At last it has been definitely 'decided that Colorado College and Colorado School of Mines will clash In a spring football game this year the nrst game of Its kind to he played In the Rocky Mountain Conference The game had been tentatively ar ad not been de-- j I1 until lately The contest will give "Dutch Clark a last chance to display his wares In a contest between two conference teams The fact that "Dutch'' is playing may be sufficient to make the game a success NO PLAYERS Lack of football players has compelled Coach Jeff Cravath to inter-clacancel the football game that was to terminate spring football practice at the University of Denver At present there are only a dozen men turning out for the daily grid workouts and most o! these are freshmen Some of the Pioneer gridiron performers are out for track others are playing basketball while still others seem to lack the necessary spark of ambition necessary to report reV gularly ss BUILDS SHELLS'-Th- e University of Washington not only turns more oarsmen with coaching talent than any other university supporting rowing but must of the racing shells come from the shop and expert hand of George Poeeck at Seattle George’s spirit and applause goes with the Huskies in any race East or west but be is impartial as a craftsman Pocock has just finished nine comshells for the eight-oare- d petition six of which— built for Wisconsin Cornell California Navy Syracuse and Washington — will be assembled again for the Poughkeepsie regatta in June on the Hudson riven Harvard and Princeton also have- - bought new shells from the Pocock shop this year while he is shipping one as far away as Cuba where rowing of is one of the most' popular i spoits --- - Coach Dick Romney of Utah Aggies has received a letter of congrtulation from Coach Howard Beresford basketball mentor at Colorado Umversltyjfdfaach "esl oid whose' tea rhs won the eastern division title both last year and this year gave high praise to for their feat in Romney's Aggios three-time dethroning the pions of Montana State Beresford regreted that " theie was no meeting of the eastern and western champions this year but In his opinion there seemed to be no alternative fnrxz This year's track- and field schedule for Utah State is as follow s: April 19 IL Y U at Logan May 3 UtahaUSalt Lake1 May 17 State Meet ' at Logan May 4 R M C meet at Boulder Colorado - Utah State tennis team this year: April 26 Utah University at Logan May 3 B Y U at Provo May 17 B Y U at Logan May 24 Utah University at Salt Lake Now as pAfcfc - 23-2- Utah State Wins Title ' '& Three Letter Men STUDENTS MAY TOMMIES Future Outlook MAKE TRY FOR TEJGS III is Return to Track OLYMPIC TEAM STATE Basketball In TOKEY And Field Camp- -Male Members Ilalfof Entered HAVE Teams May PentathMake for Have former State Aggies Last Won Titfe termen Try State’s Star Point Get-er- s Governor Dern Was in the The scores ’of the gern-lon Team — See Major Athletes as Coaches In 1926 Were Nosed championship 5’ns yar Pass Out of PicO’Brien for Particulars — Baker won last year Out with’ the- Entreats Vrrre: ture — Cross Country Two Point Mar- (State Principal Speaker by 40 Manura B'cro £5' Jn nri ixas recaiv Eight of the coaches whp will IVRun MqrcIi 28v l : 192L in JMcriasaStae — gin 3 : ed a comumcation from the war bring their' high school teams to an" FonnderrDay :e i: Losing department It states that candi-- i the state scholastic tournament in Utah State Aggie ‘hoops practically every man : — a dates are wanted for the United Salt Lake this week received their with tne exception of one or s - "For - - U‘-- h - ' ’ 1 and 'States Pentathlon team training at Utah State Aggies IfCyini' The Pentathlon is one of the Coach Glen Worthington's o been able Ha regular events in the Olympic press five had Murray because this maintain its lead over The The chicf ?Kture event'' is "essentially a military Friday evening nine Aggies would tourna-A- s e!fi vmSrhnL ? 8 Vv 6erJ event intends to train the most have had teams in the it is they will have to flfit candidates and spon- -' ment jCO r promising auditorium with iSe President c its activities of - be content with an even fifty boart °f trus' ficer enlisted man or Any LW' as5VirlS°f the an student per cent Governor may tryout for the team The teams with Aggie cuaehes He George H Dern as the principal must however be leally Interest- are Granite Cecil Baker Logan E PeterPresident G speaker Jack Dans He must possess Burns Crookstonj ed in the event son also paid a tribute to the athletic a Croft Bingham Tommy McMul-li- n and funders of the institution and in- natural sense haveability Love Vernon Hinckley a reserve of dicated the progress the college game stamina and courage SpringvilleEM Clarence Leddingham s physical has made In carrying out is Wade and B A C and he must be fairly good in all Monroe Linford school Howard five events of the Pentathlon The high President Ivin after being Inwould rather have men of Wade is’ thepnly first year coach troduced by President Peterson army ability in all five events in the group though Worthingdeclared that the founders of the average than a shining star in one or ton was- barely nosed out his first college were undoubtedly men of two Both men played Pick year He then teams integrity an vision tor The i quo wing events will take Romney s basketball dwelled on the tremendous piace place in the Olympic games four years ken place in fentathloan of 1930 changes that have Both ‘Cecil Baker’s Granite recent years in the commercial 1 champions and Tommy McMulSharp shooting and lnduJtrlal world thus aflen's 2 Swimming (300 meters) Bingham every present fecting vitally the dally lives of Miners are expected to be serious 3 every all the the inhabitants of 4 Cross 400 threats for the state championrun country the globe President Ivins took meters Jack Crott has a strong ship charge of the program from that and all of west back’ riding 5 Horse 5000 team at Davis point and introduced the remain- meters over changing ground with central Utah declares that Verning numbers on Love's Hinckley cagers will go Governor Dern declared that he obstacles tm' candidate should far in the coming series fcpnng-vill- e Any aspiring joined in the spirit of the occas-sio-n get in touch- with Maor O’Brien always has a contending which was to do honor to and find out the team and this year Leddingham particulars the men who had the vision and thinks he baa the finest aggregaforesight to establish the Utah tion he has ever had It is the State Agncultral college He gone first season that he ha pointed out that his connection McBeth and Hammer schedule the regular through wijh the college antedated by without a - defeat Unfortunately many years his election to the either Springville or Hinckley Mat Elected Aggie His father was governor’s chair will go out the first night as a member of the board of trusLove And they meet each other tees of the Institution for many on the same Tank and played Leddingham Captains football teams and they were also years and consequently the Dern is family came to feel rather closely fraternity brothers Not much of connected with the college and cnown about the strength was McBeth elected capN$d with its purposes Continuing he Monroe and BAC Wade’s quint said "It is therefore not strange tain of the Utah Aggie wrestling came through a bitterly i fought next season for Glenn and squad that I early formed a favorable Hammer was chosen of round robin affair however and opinion of the school During the Farmer swimming captain may spring some surprises Crook team for the past five years the problems 1931 at a ston has a good average team at of mat and the meeting of the college have been my pro13 Logan though probably not of on lettermen March tank blems In some measure At any caliber championship men Both have Just started rate I have had to help find the their is a' 11 wl'l be the first time that Hammer competition money for its support and that freshman and McBeth is a sop- - Love Wade and Linford have has necessitated Inquiry Into Its brought teams to the tournament work and aims from which has Baker has already won a chamarize an Increased sympathy with pionship though he hasn't been its purposes and program” the state long while McMullin 40 220 and (in in the part The governor pointed out lhat C’rookston and Croft Leddingham the college had been a strong visitors are almost perennial — factor in putl'ng the agriculture - - — —— ‘ state of the upon a more scienThe following letter was received tific basis and had made a a company which manufacby 1 worthy contribution to the wetures corn syrup ‘ lfare of the peole of the- - state Dear Sirs: Though I have taken He also stated that he generally At six cans of your syrup my feet shared the pride of the college the' exceptional Colorado are no better now than when I in the wonderful records that that time Colorado had 17 per started ' s 15 had cent while this college many of her graduates had made Yours trill y “We rejoice In the good ' work per cent i Since that time a and I congrtuate the past’ and change has been rapidly taking trustees officers and place probably due to the bet-- 1 present This W a terysga aria what they have accomplished" ter economic situation of 4 the as- ?oor For the f agricultural industry continued Governor Dern are i Phyxiated last p ro students He then urged the students ' to old or ap-- 1 LarafiBl a appreciate the yalue of agricul- majoring’ in 21agriculture fras prohibitionist of cent the Ijme per ture'' and Its 'inestimable proximately impor“’1 ’ ! ' When the fact that P tance to our state and civiliza- students He suggested friutrterous a great many of the students are tion ways In which the agricultural girls this percentage is seen to President work of the Institution could ‘be be very significant aided by the students themselves Peterson suggested that our re-- 1 and he indicated ' that while it cent gains in this respect probably is an excellent thing ' to honor meant that the college has a the founders of the coliege in greater proportion of Its stu-- 1 talking and celebration yet the dents studying' agriculturein- tham ‘the only real way to honor them is to any similar institution t carry out their ideals ' and pur-- 1 country He Indicated that we Anthony Lund son of Anthon poses Lund who Introduced the 'bill must not lose sight of the fact that primarily the purpose of the!1! tbe Utah legislative assembly purpose of the college is to pror accepting the' 'terms oftnethe-estab-i auce The right kind of’ men and lishment of such an Institution women - W President J In his brief remarks President sang1 two' solos to Funk delivered the invocationnum-- A tflrsin gave high praise AUTO GLASS 1 ‘h'-men who made the instl- - (string ensemble played two and the male glee ckib ap- -j utlon possh1'- - He then point-jbeTHAT ed out certain rf the Important pcared in two numbers that they IwiiraiM-rlset ‘aut concet our glass is j phases of activity in which thejhl sing on their aubjeft easy brNtlage at lb 7 T college is engaged including notJ Five dollar for kligbiest strata ar jU !bM’ only agriculture but engineering' Clare H Hurrah why sur expesis atesMu gl edueation and my fastest scenario home economics far yaur aiiUaws ar wtaAsneld the various arts and sciences He Ray- W Congratulations' old' boyileH la the last Hartley f a whom did you get the fnon- j discussed some very Interesting from inch Tlt result I a perfect — statistics which showed the posi- - ey 9 tion the college has attained in Clare H: From the express com-th- e jb far einltti'iHg service teaching of agriculture among pany They lost it A survey compiled other things examine you for ten Uojran Hardware C Doctor 111 showed that the colin 1927-2- 8 ' dollars of a had percentage higher lege North Mala tlmt Ken S Sure Doc If you findit its students studying agriculture than any other western state with we will split fifty-fift- y Students two of last year’s squad Coach Dick Romney is forced to friends of depend entirely on freshman mat- celebration erial for the Aggie track team this season Captain Levi Myers M£resoJ: erack n yard man Carl vaulter and high pole jumper and Charlie Durn half miler are the ones to return to the farmer mentor Myers is the only athlete who gathered points lor the Aggies last season in either tiie conference or state meet who is returning Belliston and Dunn while last they were not point-getteare expected to come year through tnis season Star Point-GettePass Out of Picture Utah State has lost some of the best point-getteat the school Among tnem are Glen Worthington Ellis Wade Theron Smart Oy Phillips Ren Smith Larson Bill Geddes Voscoe Call Les Stewart and Robinson While these men did not bring the state or conference championship to the Farmer Institution they did a great deal in promoting the track sport at that school From tne present outlook Coach Dick Romney' will have "to depend entirely on his freshman crew to bring added laurels to the Aggies Some of the most who have promising freshmen been out strutting their stuff in week are Seth Parkinthe past son Aland Forgeon George Rich Owen Beat-ti- e Young Russell Masel Everett Bratcher Campbell and Ralph Kincaid Clive men These along with and - Fred Deschner and are candidates several other working hard to bring another championship team to Logan Outdoor Work Opens in Earnest Starting this week with weather permitting Coach Dick Romney had nis men working outside At the present time thpre is a squad of approximately seventy men drilling The first event on the track program is the crosscountry run on March 28 It will serve as an elimination contest for the distance men 4 id- Bell-isto- ’ rs rs °i i - Re-mu- nd i -- I 440-ya- rd Dancing Now Being Taught in Colleges A' generation ago dancing educational institutions particularly as it related ' to the curriculum was absolutely loboo Educators of that day would as soon have thought of instructing their students In betting on those races of card - playing as in introducing Classes In any form of tcrpsichore In view of this situation it Is interesting to note that dancing is being taught at many univerIn secondary sities and even ' ' ’ - University of Southern California has even gone to the extent of forming a class in tap dancing The primary incentive of course is not to develop professional talent ’ although this possibility Is perhaps actuating some of the students taking the work It is rather with the vKw that trip danc ing develops hcaPh grace andd Jreqdom of movement ’ champions of the western cini- -' ' Schedule after the most bitterly fought ” in lCfCnt basketball Campaign conference history officially endGrid ed the sport last week The squad members who- - closed the season were Captain Carl Davis Captain ' Coach E L Romney has indicelect Seth Parkinson Delos Wat- ated that he would promote a Evfrett kins Elwood" Dry sd ale spring football training session Campbell George Young Warren at Utah State college The early Ail sop and Clive Remund all letbe under the termen and Carl Belliston Gil- grid practiceof will Joe Call one of bert Moesinger ole Hervilla and supervision kickers and 'field John Vranes Henrie and Ben-ni- the best passers the Aggies have had for won letters also but inas- generals some-time- As Joe is graduating much- as they went out earlier this spring he will stress the with Injuries and sickness they fundamentals and of kicking re-- ’ were not on the squador in an endeavor to un’ passing cent games 1 cover someone to handle these Defeated Teachers arts for the machine of 1930 to Great Playoff up The class will be made The season just closed was the mostly - joL freshmen and others footout for been not have most successful basketball year who the Aggies have had since 1924 ball before A few veterans will when they won the conference also 'be oh hand It will be the from Colorado' idea to give these new men the championship Teachers alter winning the west- Romney style of football so they ern division championship in a will be able to absorb the actual strenuous struggle That year the football next fall Aggies won three straight In the conference playoff and began in a way the period of dominance MONSEN MEAT that western teams have had MARKET over the eastern division quints in tbs hoop sport 4JFALITY SERVICE The Farmers had another great team in 1927 SANITATION The ‘team won PHONE 409 WE DELIVER' every game played In the state four times from Utah and four ' TU times from B the only time a team has ever accomplishS444-44ed the feat The final game of Anotker Way chamthe season decided the pionship and on that occasion Saying Servicethe Bobcats won by a bare 2 BobThe majority Squires Cleaners cats began their reigh at1- (that rs and Tailors 1 hbop-ste1928 time In the Aggie a He 126 Nertli Mala Nt - Plume 171 with Utah dropped to for second place in the divisional standing ' and they finished third last year And now in 1939 the lkst Utah school to win the dhampionship has grabbed the title again The Aggies are particularly pleased that they won from some of the same - p4ayg?s who won from them in 1927 the same as Coach - Dick Romney should have all his squad members back New next year with the exception of Captain Carl Davis and DuWay-nC Henrie who graduate and who have had four years of com36 West Center Street petition Of the other eight letTwo Doors West of the Lyric won termen only Watkins has a letter previously so that there are Seven first-ye- ar awards in the group All of the then expect to oe back next season and most! Charles? R of them’ should show improve-' - UAH — TR IVSFER AJohnson BAGGAGE ment Pi nos Huuseholil Goods and Of ' the j'squad members Park- Trunks— ("a nven Tri(i— TrndsRe-- 1 inson Campbell1 Watkjns Ar- tlesed Cars mund Young Allsop Dryscfrie i 419 N 2nd fa a jean Tfali Moesinger and Belliston wnl tart their1- attention to track Builis- ' - — - : — ton and Watkins am'-- truck Tet-- J aggie? sion Practice on - 4444 44 Just of -- lnt 44-4- - SHOES REPAIRED ’ TROTMAN e- j - - - t mrr TT y — U" M ' 'Ll' T:’” I’HES fcOG'ANJSPQRT SHOP1 i V If g t !' 4‘f ' ‘ 1’ ‘ i : - Successors to ’Jack !& John J ) I rrmmetri-CaJstgnc£an- propecarringcv University' of California at Los Angeles high school have class-”-In'Greek classical dancing- with the same objective V It is confidently ptef'd educators Interested in UiLs of work that the years to come will see many universities colleger and some tyoe of dance instruction— Salt Lake Tribune 1 BILLIARDS M C'"- ‘ 51 ) y Up-to-da- le ” - Clcan Efficient ‘ ' i t i T FITS rs -- — — — Pete Evans: I’ve never seen such Prof Wanlass had jost returned dieamy eyes from Europe and was making it Gertrude M: You've never stayed as widely known as he could "And so late before ‘Paris is Paris!” he exclaimed marvelous The people are all 60 I Germany leads European u1 lured nothing tries In the production of coin and crude as In this country Why opeiated vending machines with ranking even the street cleaners speak the United Kingdom iiext French” coun-educat- i then-ideal- rs echodls townspeople the college united of rounaer$ g ed 43-1- 7 i OWL: BILLIARD HALL 4 FT EHINIXS— 33 West Center Lesran |