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Show LOGAN, PAGE FOUR : .i U f U DAILY II, HERALD, R I DILI K I) 1 MI) I UTAH AGGIES HEADY FOR SEASON OPENER f? U ?. y u fll Q r f) by h Utah Aggies, basket!) ill (lino o' pious of the AA'ebtun diri-uihe confeience aie pitpanug fm the defense ut t lit it Hilt. On Vii urday, December li tln no t me strong Deseret N"- - u ,'nt tr m Sell Lake In a piact'n. game ..ml edm- - ,iv tue following btr 17 tney plav t lit Arii.oiu live fiom Pocatello Following t lie game with tin 11. .'',1 n bo tenm, hi h w II In will Logan, the Aggii hoop-u- t 'I Ini'l leave for Los Angeu leave Logan on DioiiIim is n 19 and approximately i"elu pi K1J will muke tho tup Iiui'iig Hi coast Invasion tin' will p'uv a championship sene- - with tin 1m1 a'tfu nlu rersitf of Southern team These game, ai' si 'a dun lor December 22 and 23 t S t won the Paclfli to at r'nmplon tin fldp last yeai, gmie will bring tin tlinnipiin ol Iwo sections logethei The Aggies are counting heavily on Captain Seth Paiklison all con iortnee forward for the uiniing yen. He Is playing ninth latter now than he did at the i lose of last season. A veritable hall haw k and a phenomenal basket shooter he looms as the best basketbtll play er who has performed on the Ag gle court, at least In the last twelve years. Parkinson comes Horn Itex burg. The guard Lne is also takm rare of with George Young, Cedar City; Warren Allsop, Grate. Idaho, Don Bt&nlon and Clive Remund, all let tennea AMsop Is playing mid season basketball right now. Dunford, a new man from Salt Lake Is looking good. Coach Dick Romney has a prob lem ut center since the failure of Campbell, veteran, to complete his work fall quarter's scholatlbc Campbell la now out of school and a new man will have to be found It may be Belliston of Nepht, or Idaho Roy Hogan of Thatcher, Both have a chance. Leading candidates for the vacant forward post are Elwood Dryadaye and Delos, and Frank Watkins, lettermen, Ricks of Rexburg, and Elton Wil cox of Davis high. tv', tb ft. Yr is ) t U U f fV I f?lf u u Big Season mm u lhf ni I t JG 1 v iniluait tin be in it, asrpi cl a d the pis'-i- t tit v ,i jvm a ei' siould an nl .ii Ilic i el s of na I pi i ei i, the t ii qu'iils ol the s'esa v Wilisvllle First w id a w n n i . ot 'i we-- t div i inn till, pn , i out I.i II I .cm I nl d wan! J.i Im Il k i ub rm h . c i s(Usi I k ws aU w Kvtuv mm ulliuk t h n Unlit h to ilav il luhR Sojth tnu In th nmiirv Mon w minute bn I Jti'o the f n j j, au'tuu 111 I lirf t b N n jmi on tlu 11iuimIi Jit ioil to the I m h imi dri ml tluv an pitting (h i V I TWO STRAIGHT decid . Ita took the second an lhg fall In Just 3 minutes Hfter lie bed taken the that fall with a wickThe ed headlock In 15 minutes match was plenty rough clear through with neither grappler attempting to do much in the way of actual wmtlng Komer d'.diked to wrestle and Ira was only to Pleased to resort to the rough 1 ttnff. The Utah heavyweight had several chances for an airplane In the first few moments of the match but apparently hated to see It end so soon and lulled to take advantage Of his opportunities. Leo Paplano and Cyclone Tommy Thompson wrestled 30 minutes to a draw In the other wrestling ehfl)l tlon of the evening Fa h managed to take one fail In a rather slow maten tint was featured by Thump son's Utter dlsregaid of Iaplanos rough tai tics Little Leu dliln t know exactly wltal to do un ler these circumstances but managed to take the flist tall with what was quaintly called a leg split that fol Jowed a nifty rabbit punch which put' Thompson down for tin count Thompson took the second fall in a 5 minutes with a full Nelsou, wicked hold that Is seldom seen la this day. In the feature event of the fis tic 'card, Lamcreaux scored a close decision over Sparks The Battler surprised everyone, through, arourd and nnclot Sparks weak punches to push him all over the ring Despite this fait, onlv a small margin gained in the second round gave the Preston boy the match. Lamoreaux has had the makings of a real fighter and if he gets to work, the stuff is still there hut' as things look now, It won t be long before he will be out and under weaving MERRY TIME IN BATTLE ROYAL A right merry time was bad by all In the battle royal between Fat Clark of Logan, Tunney Tripp of Richmond and three colored boys of Salt Lake. The battle lasted five minutes end orijy Spider Smith of the colored crew was on his feet when the n.atch ended. This little youngster dmplaved plenty of gameness throughout. The featuie came after the gong however, when Clark started up Into the bleachers alter some spectator who had the nerve to insinuate that Mister Clark was tinged with a slight streak of yellow because he sides w iped one of the colon d lads when clown. It wa ,W-B-T- V b for R 1 jf s dO'on pr- - c up In 11 t I t'lvi-i- "i v be luo i l,,i, , b .. i , pier Is I i'iion I a hi i Si me tim a o the M Mt n of t d t inti tamed (lie (,li am i i u a (liming puny at Urn At tin Soi tn siiue lime tiny pel tec ted their ot (..i'ii L. S LARRY MacPHAIL ('bah mar M. Situ ito.ud t i lor the S lei , o i ol Elevens For tile In ,t time in . ", v tm All America lomhall ome , i to be sc ha (e this v i ai bv sentative YU An (in a lim 1, i mil iiacln-anposed ot spoils wi im- ofn oils in eutv iMum ol the country , Through M.Y Siniu iiii of the All Aim n t In,, id tin Dilv Herald w Ul he aide to iv e ill a 1! ois the most iipios Kail Ymerica teen chosen til lit li t il yearj c,t sin veluti, n ,nn Walter Camp sat down with ,t pen ll and c hum ins i 'even. BOARD CONSISTS OF THIRTY-THREBY t v i NEAs i Allan, c Soutlnt't Scilimi d ai oi i a m mb ding o Ographkal divoivis if tional Football Hub s i (til h'x membei . at la , div Is oils are the I Ml m n Soalh Southwest, Mountain, YiH.o.m YH ,en and Mlddli Me lit Im SOLO ABSOLUTELY Rutky Mountain Seition Curtey Grieve Mountain News John Z Jordan mouth) Denvei H.aW Hughes Colorado Agg'es Hoi ky Dai t ( olo i , Mtifoutf f al!e Set lion n ti g iried i. 'If, c u i I iiii ( MEMBERS. EACH VOTING HOY. ER aliotu (Aubui nj Hu !iii!i.li im Floi kIj Joe Utay Zeke Handler Ray Morrison Ft Ml Daili oitli (Tex ) i'reus Southern Methodist P(hri ft, Sc turn Nibs Price Harry Borba Han Francisco News California . Hie board li.n t St.eit, Ji Bachman Charles i 13, ll ( Southern Saltoti Blake H,a) Jouiml i WITH , (H Dr E J O Bricn I uft i B Toh n L Ed Thorp ( m ill Jack Cannell Dat tmouth Mcrgart -- 11 Set Unit t d ( ()A( II Gil Doble ( in ,n 11 it - Y d c Football Board ca Joe Williams 1 elf gram Lee Skiddy Sy laiuse Heiald i i un y i i All-Ameri- I.dUt Keener Sid Jack Bo McMillan G i Time and again we hear this observation: "Ive given Parco Gasolines a thoro trial and Im absolutely convinced they lead the world in the quality field. HERALD WINS nl BOWLING GAME L T - i c i i i l ,i - .Mole tin tic i o ii II nun i t i n Yd Am i ii.ln ml a I a a t , ubmuteu j Cm ,n i! Inn In t i'n hoard meuil .otmg u tn-- t i him , pol: Us sc ol i ho it an l t Tho points an (lib dtti rmine tl e ( s, ton's j t,l elec turn Thus, tne com ec, a. ot o, ii,, in lo h .il l u i . . jf a group of I i t u i epic , arts ot the t the final All can it a son i" ,n ELEVENS OF HAST BASED ON LIMITED v i I , at d ag uu-- i - a I c i to pi ovule i ll n i oi - Il W in in t II " lnlp i n jrootl moasiiio t -- . in ill,,' F t. i I, ' ,1 l lot e i I i i o' vo i, m t i i t -- 'I tl!' i n i 11 nn..l t , m.irit i ml un1 in ei o' si to lie ' ' sboul Imv mining the awards YOST'S GREATEST TEAM IGNORED BY EASTERN TEAM SELECTORS It is doubt iii a nanv ot l'i" AT Am n i ti i i - me B ii k in sill, e the title e ers from ale " he oilnr I, a team Haivard Inineiii And that same ai t b i t'l It ' w 1114 , NF th ( t i v ri i si i it p v limit dp, and toirp ir K.o m ui li t w i jl mt r ii t s'lo.ild s is ij , (mu n f H tr a l. . i t 11 K m it it ( .Ji h show ot Uh judKonu ut ,ults ot that io diuniiiiuii lb alii (o,io iht P xS i tilt Ki in 44 otHll fi (I ii '1 1 hit Hill III u in b nits la ! n .md h i i i' hh Ii o v It i hi k t t r ul huhiiliiu, s t j I t i III nut to oth i AU h i h c t oto m of tho momhois ot tiio liodic1 oMiitats it pi Milt- u turnon ami oils amount ot o!m n atmn , i on lu u d in Gin v ini . it i i U Dnh Snijt'i v id i i bv X am ai ,!' Nil j f fi m u-er- ns ' , ) a m FUmum t VI iiniTua lioant baa po m h u Lu Hi .1 U I ho 1 i niLlliht oi l w mt Kin t ui i,44 uni n .mm tho uhuvp of tN l' vi is wli !,m..4 t 41 m ' of m n in at non 1 mi h h tai i I s s v.itilim ill a Oftf h il' m i two , nl o lad t ai d is b n i elNv die mini M n . .mu) c iiul lm i A ski round fuht Mippoit. d b i i I V OppOs I ' 1'1J' I a t up Ma oi U i iking ifimb.initK'i A , is t o.l't till ii I 1. lulu planned Iv dm in. ll fur t un iiHtmal tlinfoM that m. that the All Ameri it h U. n tit hi n Uuh i opi e tiH'T Im n tl hi m sotm nl i ( lingo in tin nn thod ihoii; tin tidin'', ctid guy; tnn nail nut oach pait of tin a io iKi liao a voice, not ' pi lie r (ommmdition of out i but in act ail '1 ii pi i i M' oi initiin l the tinal It n i 0 t p i "i ' n , "i"! m im ti ot elitist ll KI.LSY ILI stling an w A as, d .ad il ill jiii-- setioi non-premiu- j '., PARCO GASOLINE has a decided quality motor fuels. Patedge on all ented refinery processes keep it wholly free of gum and sulphur, and give it a power, speed and mileage range that amazes its and astounds its competitors. STAGE FIGHTS , v i c that it, iso a 'ice Al Am ta'lve gF hi, o . i i elevens WELLSVILLE TO , n i In l l taint coast , v i n i Fot SOI Til BEND, lnd, lee 12 (UP' The secret of why Notre Dame has won auout 90 per cent of its football games for the past eight years is out Coach Alonzo A Stagg of Chi as as much cage univeisily, Knute Rockne of Notre Dame la the man responsible for Notr Dame's victories even is Stagg s own Maroons did finish last in their own conference this tall. Rockne made the announcement last night at a banquet honoring the 1930 Notre Dame team. Stags deaeives credit, he said, became In 1914 Notre Dame adopted Staggs system of piy to ban had the who gone Stagg, quet to help pay tribute to one never of the greatest teams he coached, was surprised to find him self suddenly handed the praise lor the gams the team had won Having paired a lot of thy credit for lua own victories to someone i Is , Rockne paid Utnute to ills an boys and ended by predicting other bud year for the team in SELeCTiON i any combined NATIONAL BOARD MEETS NEED FOR UNBIASED H i he All Aim n i n Mil tn no posed lo A, lootball at ut M u li n,t on tiles tea im nn Is the coal o' selections rare and the TEAMS been a tremendous hi i lunmeiiL also In tbe caliber ot il b tui lit, me lb n plaied in tbe .south and i t on - Hh, vi a dozen oi mote teams e i a , in i, in 'h sti (nins each year aie lo oi pi i i nf h d nag Ihtir own m anv I, n i mt rst i tnnial i iimpetn Ion i 'o i II cp llig Tell umvpisitv i,i,iir i - ii a '.limn ed w It h m 'i Iv as All nu in a sebs tmns us the i GRID SECRET a, Ools c v 1 HERES ROCKNE - viuts I ul- i v c the k highest grade gasoline on the mar ket. It is clean, pure, highly volatile and extremely powerful. It is, in fact, a better gasoline plus Ethyl. unquestionably anti-knoc- , It is obv lo iv i i,' n ,il in i b m , , , Ing pi iv c . aU ov , i i i.clual c ,i p, .Hu, i ii , U dt , 0,1 ill PI-b hties ,.u 1 i oi ip ii 1 i , is only n it . A,l A'iii ii maiiv om i , i lie 'l ma Ii o Amei ica li anis la, ii si mat l , , the mint PARCO ETHYL is u Ttie Dally .Herald bowjlng team Eioied their first vlctoiv of the Rileys In the year Hands block Thursday evening the Metropolitan They defeated team by a acor Lite of three games to one. The Herald won every game except the second which went to the lus, craned bowlers by one pin, 516 to 517 The score OBSERVATION DAILY HERALD imi.i h. in K x will bo ot I ho Ddi TO BEAT NAVY Sinivo, lac c Poultry Producers ( Y Ost s 4 o Cl , ill Hid p nits l i a sition til'll was t ,t i passing mi nl ion on . , s I lit li tn Weill w ers from clisunts uuisicb i o were siUt,d in Js i, i s ol I.Y YORK See Demonstration ( a id avy athletic ri Hi- - him -- 12 mu - It" i llu m uujht-fn so, vsi All j i r 111 -" The volatility of Parco Gasoline is regulated to conform with varying seasonal temperatures. Winter Test Parco is especially refined for quick cold weather ill In b t In it fi lit', m tat' iniinploui Gil tiiO nT.Ns , . id N u Yankee '.la.l.i' i, bl Y O! k M ( f It (1 ib(.i,l I' c lii ie tin. ti of tlie s, ni c of pout nievtintts in Cat he oountv wa hi lor tbe L gan distru t YYednes 1'tin day wti'i at atternoon den.onstia America picking To in Mir' t lit t ,io m o iml r tirl, im,) and evening meeting experts have bio b appic, lie afternoon gathering was at tempo ar ami jiobibl vul h'lt even ill tin la r cb Miller the two if a bnn l lai hm apart imntely 90 per im, of t' e n i the (min ot Charles k IP O YY'eimergien and Byron limn a hawk (ould fh in i o. t lions have gem to l'i Alder of the V S A C. were the Hut thi' 7uf0 )fisn-- , w hn wu' Big Ti n. di monxtrato.a r.o These (wo Willi w.il li tlu tdUiffcsii! iiua' a' l hone in close t i , li v 'll loot 1931. ! m m xl ai ball s (It vc i ipmi ut m b, n i m l)i I K Madsen were also tin ar not mtuir-sat the evening meeting si hprlulc vitued foi m ii.v ais m a g , t p, Ic the curtain raiser, two young amount of tim n wc b m, in Mad-o- n is in barge of the lab Thftuk(t tl ninth Mail d eters, Pitcher and Barnes, went produced on (lie I ,n i!n ioi t ,.m' oniory at lie experiment station slowh was li 111114 b'lu Oi K three lounds to a draw il t 'ie ollc t Tile meeting waSyflonie t tl or Iv live llioiisniI it (hat the h a lit g '., .,ii ' th.,1 s, ' ' As an carv ftntuic of the eve tlou t k mi lk 'VI' tl hmrJs rernd ru'd mi , ild ii id Du , p w a D pin the B'uebird orihe-trenln the toiiUi ,ue old W cni nsr lli-o.aliases efjg Up kens and sereralwme going fa.ojaD.n-rAiattng to the in- the game will be v.auh.J by a J a vtiU vO l xl u t I. s.i c.ciacity c owd of 90,'JUb. 'I i v i staiting and very best winter driving results. I I -, i t At Independent Gas & Oil Cos Stations and Dealers -- -- i itiu' ) 1 i 1 -- . . p-- I -i v -r- ul'll ' i the La sell! (Continued on page five! ii1- i v In III w cd J mu-- ip', sivrial wild, have shown ill sin l,i M Men orca l p I'm. the vv J'l let Pa Pern the Puli rasst-'t- , '4 rijg'd j ibl tint to, fm nil up ill gtug. Job hotui t ir n iu jl vhe wjtaUiug t ml at the Aliena arena Thuiadiy nuht IRA tAKES i cr tie outlook h In igh er he ole for a seines ul -- u-m tin waxed tlooi (im Hunt, lib v to contribute to the i Mis, as'io s t eking on a l osiei Inn is li lmi eased intend that ' Rabbit Punches Bring Victory At Contests A nifty rabbit punch and body p esa, thats all i in 1 i Stu of Ilian , thliK m ( prL i fAKors tonight ml IMnham bturcld niirl t il g m for tho shoikI1 mm nl aophnmoiPH are tHo be mg lined up while Morgan high U1 pla Kchool the Taguais homo aK Wca Sdunh. an ux' old Aggie graduate is co&diing the iurk ii quiiiut TOOELE 1. t OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR 'I HIS YEAR tiav nun lfft v bunt I- I,'misln d ilv tlu on - ival I cot r hNDFLL G. ALLEN The 'horoscope resd men basketball In n,,. irgs ' Ilviuin sinkwi'.ttM sp ,rt tlu first huh isun laiiihh ihrtnuli a 'i Ij tic! rrow il.ii v m 1IiuihI.iv nulit lunn j.jM il " ia if !U South Caii M di .1 .! 111 1,1 FIRST CONTEST , . Hyrillll ala ie M Men Plan BY i I Board Which Picks Team for Herald All-Ameri- ca JAGUARS DROP Into if Here s Coaches on NEA Deseret News Quintet Plays Here Saturday - 1 -- Veedol Oils BECKS SERVICE STATION 2nd So. and Main Arthur Beck, Mgr. Parco Oil |