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Show TT1E- rtEftAf.P-JOURNAL- LOGAN, UTAII. ', Pre-Seas- To See PJay on has been running at forward with the first, team and doing Rood woik If he can stand the gaff of 40 minutes of heart breaking basketball two nights each week, he will get the job. Otherwise It may go to- Chrisfrom tensen, anotlier Ricks, or Drysdale. Both arc on counted being during the coming season. The best thing about the Aggies is that they are apparently getting over the idea that they cant get along without Parkinson, At the beginning of the season, the FaiTner camp was a picture of gloom but under the guiding hand of Coach Dick Romney they are coming out of the dark and should come fast. The coast trip should tell a lot about whos who in the R.MC. bnl-li.'i- 0, aix-foot- er By OTTIS PETtRSON That's the of three of Utah Aggies, due to open a the western lineup division Rocky Christmas holiday basketball in- Mountain conference teams. vasion of California against the Now let's turn to our own Utah Los vclub m. WedAngeles Athletic nesday night, will be closely watched by followers of Rocky fountain Conference basketball. ", They wUl be the last of the four teams In the western division to see actipn In practice games. CTES WIN OVER COLORADO COLLEGE The defending champions, the University of Utah, opened a swing through Colorado Monday night with a second half rally to defeat the Colorado College 8. The Tigers, while Tigers, not champions, are looked upon one of the standout teams of as the eastern division and anyone who beats them must be good. Bflgham Young University, returning from a none too successful invasion of the midwest during which they won only two games, took another one on the nose when the championship eastern division Cowboy quintet handed them a setback to the tune of Both Brigham Young and Utah lost a flock of veterans this year and substitutes and freshmen are being counted on. Thus far, the Utes apparently have the edge. 43-2- 57-4- 7. CHAMPION GOLDEN BOBCATS PLAY The far northerners, the MoState Bobcats, fell before ntana those former champions, The Golden Bobcat alumni, Monday night. If Thompson, O. and F. Ward, Glynn, Breeden, Worthington et al had been practicing any length of time, it would have made the 1932 edition look like something but the veterans have Just assembled for & holiday barnstorming tour and consequently, should be nothing more than an average team until they are for a week dr so. 44-3- 3, Aggies. They have three members of championship outfit of back in suits In Campbell, Alsop and Young. One member of the regular quintet of 1930, Carl Belliston is back. But Seth Parkinson, the dynamic leader of both teams, is on the sidelines ior good. At the first of the season, that catastrophe looked insurmountable. Maybe it is. Only time will tell. But don't let anybody kid you that the Aggies haven't got a good basketball team. FOl'R FIT INTO that 1029 LINEUP Alsop, S Campbell and Beinston are fitting into the fast moving Farmer quintet with the first two named at guards, Campbell at center and Bellis-to- n at forward. One of the chief attributes of this group is that they tower an average of over six feet two inches skyward. And height, if there is anything to go with it, means a lot in basketball. Alsop and Young are without a doubt, the best pair of guards in the Rocky Mountain conference while Alsop, in addition, is a floorman that knows his stuff from A to Z. Campbell and Belliston both need a ball rustler to work with them." Campbell is the better floor man of the two and more accurate passer and team player but Bellistcgi is superior In scoring, especially under the basket. Many other high paid stars who experienced disapoointuig seasons in 1931 Babe Herman, Dazy Vance, Glenn Wright, Lcflv and Babe Phelps of Brooklyn; Eddie Morgan of Cleveland: Llovd Waner id Pie Traynor of the Pirates; n Pi key Wlutnev of the Phils; Gabby HnitneU of the Cubs; and b n po Mulberry of the Senators. tant. included also appear The teams were paired off as slated lor salary slashes. follows: llyde Park vs Logan Ninth; Logan Tenth vs. Benson; In my opinion, the North Logan vs. Logan Fourth; organizations ore the most poVs. Fifth Third. tent laetor in Logan Logan the miliThe winner of this tourna- taristic spirit keeping alive, John R ment will meet other teams of Savige. the valley on Saturday, December t r26, in a playoff and a state game will be championship played in Snlt Lake on December 29. Rules for the tournannt which were adopted are: 1. ilo Scout official will be allowed to play; 2- Team loses by default if more than 30 minutes late; 3. Commissioner Reese will appoint a referee; 4. No vanguard oVer 18 years of age a ill be ahowed to play; 5. Each team will be represented by a tournament playoff In van-ba- ll of the for Vanguards Cache stake will be held Thursday at the Logan Junior high school starting at 1 p. in., according to a decision reached at a meeting Monday night. Henry K. Aebischer was elected manager of the tournament with Theron Ashcroft as assis- The Logan Sixth ward kept their leadership of of the Logan Stake B division bas- M-me- fAGE FIVE ketball when they league trounced the Logarrtftrst ward . o25-10soundly by a sepr Wilson was. high fcoint man with 11 points whilir Christensen made eight of He First wards 10 counters. The game was played at the Junior high school gymnasium Monday night. score: The LOGAN SIXTH WARD IK Invasiomi and it's about time lie made January; Lou Brouillard, welthat comeback. terweight champion, vs. Jimmy Anytime he wants to meet McLarnln or Jackie Fields. an easy mark. I'm ready. February; Torn Canzonerl vs Bat Battalino lor the lightweight title. March: Max SchnielUig vs Mickey Walker for the heavy-- , v weight championship. Joe Jacobs, Schmelings manager, agreed Sunday by telephone to the title march with Walker, with the proviso that the Illinois Legislature pass the proposed amendment to tho CHICAGO, Dec. 22 UP Nat Illinois law making the distance 15 rounds. Schmeling and Lewis, Chicago stadium matchrisk the maker, was en route to New Jacobs are unwilling to York today with the announced title in less than- 15 rounds. contracts for Intention of securing the three Lewis carried world's championship fights for Jacobs signature. ' Chicago fans during the first three months of 1932. Gut flowers and potted plants If Lewis carried out his plans he will be able to bring the cus- mftke the ideal Christmas pretomers into the West Madison sent. Cache Valley Floral has street stadium for the following them. 31 Federal Avenue. Phono D24 711. We deliver. schedule of listic attractions: . A ce WELL Young, I will cull for more than $00,000 possibly with a bonus arrangement whereby Ruth can lain it his old salary if he has a .season. Hack Wilson, who ranked second to Ruth last season at $35,-00will be forunate if he drags down half that figure in 1932. ' 1 mi. ECEMDF.R 22, D Utah Aggies Oh Coast .Qmfeffence Follows Are Last Team Fast TUESDAY, BOSTON, Doc. 22 Any time Jack Dempsey wants to meet an "easy ni.uk lie is ready. Jack Sharkey, Boston i -- heavyweight said, commenting on remarks the former world's heavyweight champion made m jan interview in Salt Lake City. If I am such an easy maik. why doesnt he take me on? Sharkey asked. He is going around the eoun-jtiknocking out a lot of big fellows, making people think he jis going to come back. I think the public has heard enough of famous comeback. Dempsey's Actions speak louder than words Y I - . LbcanHyrum Wcllsvillc Gmithiold DECEMBER 23rd, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th. 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