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Show i r THE ;PAGE SIX HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, L, UTAH. THURSDAY, 103! 2 8. 400 Athletes Many of These Region One Compete Saturday Records May Tumble! Region One i APRIL will hold Cliff Saunders and Arthur tfgion One athletes should furnish the Bee ir annual region trm k and harrier plenty of coniictitiou d meet Saturday afternoon at rili'XKlV HAS 5 p. in. at the U. S A. C. lTtnh Kill. Fit ill Cowh host. pes will again play has a good nrfoin.ir in Ogden colRomney of the L. "Dick Big Bill Winner in the discus. Is geneial chairman of the The Ogden athlete tossed the st. platter around the UH toot murk e at Provo ret ently. Keith Worley will chools participating of Logan registered a throw of Logan. South Cut he. North division meet and he and Preston of the Cache 104 feet in the is capable of a mut h better toss ision of Region Onef and Weber and Bear Rawlins and Sm.th of North Cat he event er of the Ogden division with are other good men in the I th and South Rich of the In the ahot, Lyle Tripp of North Cache should make first place, h county section. A fast stepping young chap by I ERVTHINU the name of Portet from Preston ADY is expected to grab off first Honors in the two hurdle events. He foach Romney announces one of the beat Ryan of Logan to the tape ig in readiness for ago and Lest and best meets in the in both events a week considerevent. Unlike past his time was fairly good lory of the meet will be t'h' "i ing the condition of the track rs the big made a clean sweep in the jrday, rather than on Friday. Logan I, Aggie mentor announces a high jump in division competition is a great fnge :n the order of events Rasmussen of Preston little funner in the 440 yard dash pole vault, javelin, high jump I shot will commence promptly while Tripp of North Cache is ! 30 with the broad jump and a good man in the KS0 yaid event. us following at 3 30. Jl DLLS ogan high school is the de- ANNUL M ED all From ling champion. From all indications the meet the Grizzlies are in for should be one of the closest of exneet if afternoon they msy years. The teams apeur with first several walk off again to be evenly matched. Weather North Cache and Preston t ors many present records j both strong teams while the permitting fall by the wayside. len entries, chiefly Ogden, Bear twill likely Judges of finish are: Russell er and Boxelder are said to f e some brilliant performers Berntson, Director P. V. Cardon, $ Prof. George B Came, Emerson Abbott. Prof. Wallace J. Vickers, 'IT John Wilson. drANY Timers are: Charles Jenk'ns, 1 he Grizzlies appear to be strong Bart Cardon, Olhe Edwards, Brig 'the dash events with Captain Johnson 'rison negotiating the loo " Field judges are: William Read1 yard dashes in good time. How-- ! ing (weights), Howard Law, Elmo Logam'c f, the fast stopping Brady. Everett Campbell, Vosco j i meet pome fast company in Call, Carl Bolliston, E. Drysdulc, I person of Hnxeider and t rank V Childs. j skins of Boar River who placed Clerk ot course is, Ivan Smith f tnd and third remffttvHv " Scorers tire. Flint) Smith, Ottis meet at J B. Y. U. invitational In the mile run, Peterson, Boh Holden. J vo recently i J fan will bo given an opnnrInspectors arc: A Burgeon, Rudy ty to ace Burke of Boxelder Van Kiimpen, Gmrgo Young, Guy ; t his stuff Burke is a bro'h-- ' Christensen. M'l Buiko, Surveyor and In charge of fluid of the brilliant f ner Utah Agie distance star. is Howard Schaub s North Physician is Dr. W. B. Proston. Cache distance twins, Avle-wori- 100 h ifniip'inns Loan yard Mile Kith, Loimii Aslilit, Lear K.wt jatd 1)0 10 seconds, 192'J 11329 1ml 25, 27 15, 2 25, .72 220 low lull dies Iv'iiie... I o;.;,ili C, 220 yaid Opl n XhO u ! i 2, . D.iw Half ti.ile r( lay D"..)' Liver I tu 'e. . I A,r oi Shot Mevviu t, Ojd a Pole Vault in-l- P.road Discus Pu jump ri Javelin IliKh r' N. , I , H iliox. I Ld.lt', dies 1 :2,9 2:5d 25, 1 192,0 5, 192,0 192,0 15, 1:2,7 Id It. 7 2 1 in., 1920 10 ft. 9 in., 1929 20 It. 10 in., 1928 ogan Ihotrlev, jump 120 lim u ui lev 192.0 1927 2:X2,5, 1929 ! Lull, l.opa'i yard Md( relay Me Let relay 1 !):$() 12 ft. 2, 151 tt. 2, 1 ! r Davit Preston 17 in., 1929 1929 m ft. 9 in., 192,0 1,5 sec., 1920 5 i 3 1 HERES TIME SCHEDULE FOR MEET Major League Standing ORDER OB' EVENTS d high hurdle IrmN Polo vault, high jump, j.ivelm shot 3 i)0l mile run fin.il 3 IV d 3 25 finiil 3 30 Broad jump, discus 3 35 120 yard high hurdle final 3 50220 yard run trials. 4 05 - 220 yard hurdles trials. 4 3- 0d run 4 3- 5run, final. 4 50 hurdles final. 4 55 Mile relay. 5 0- 0- Medley relay. 5.50 Half mile relay. 2 3d 2 3fl NATIONAL IKAt.lK Standing of Trams 410-yar- d xui-yar- Results 220-yar- d STEALS 2,00(1 PENNIES SEATTLE, April 28 0 - Two thousand pennies were taken by a bulgier, who robbed u smiid b"X cone oiled under a counter in He overlooked i drug store here $5 in a cash register. MIES noors HOSFBUKG, Ore, April 28 Twelve feet of snow at ( - St Louis Piit.sbuigh Othcis, 4, 4, cold. Cincinnati 6. Chicago 8. . AMERICAN LEAGUE .standing of Teams 1(1 mond lake, famed fishing flushed the roofs and ly wrecked tins wmtoi, seven 0 10 Dia- resort, complete- summer lodges reported r'ogcrs Junior High Athletes Six swhooia with IM in all will be pitted VINTON, la, April 28. 400 William Lapham has built in this county in 35 windmills record. The years, and claims a he record, however, is this: each done a handstand on top of comits celebrate to structure pletiou. D U Compete Here AWAITS FANS ls refeice; Deb Young, start-(untestanls Young, the Smith twins, timers and er; one agnnst 1 With three top notch numbers another in tne Utah State Agrf-cultuibill of fare, doors of a five-evecollege stadium on Coland lege lull Fnday at 1 p. m for the of the Dansante wrestling will arena boxing swing open Junior high school invitational tonight at 8:30 o'clock for one tra k and tield meet. of the best grappling cards yet was made This announcement staged in Logan. Thursday morning by Coach Ken- Dick QumneV has Promoter engaged some real talent for his bouts tonight talent that should attract many of Cache valleys port fans to the ringside. The show for this week at least has been transferred from Alien 8 arena to the Dansante on South First West street, just off Center street As the main feature event Jack Itay, 220 pounder from Tacoma, Wash, and Abe Kaplan, New Vork giant of the mat, will grapple for the best two out of three falls honor in a 2 hour time limit iriv Two other semi features will Bill Longson, bung together flashy Salt Lake exponent of the groan and grunt game, who matchof brawn and es his 200 pound-Fred Spiures, 200, r.kill against Ralph Morley of Boston, Mass. mat Tooele, whose welterweight prowess is excelled by few in this or otner sections tackles Tommy Tassos, wily and clever Chicago Greek for best two out of three, with one hour time limit. The Longson-Spiergo will be decided, if at all, with one fall In one hour to win. A good boxing and a choice wrestling preliminary will wind up the entertainment. i es -- 220-yar- d URGE CARD HANDSTANDS neth Vandethoff ot the Logan He has reJunior high sciiool ceived word that Garland Junior high will enter the compelilon. All of the schools have accepted Coach the invitation to enter, These comprise Vanderhoff said Preston, Smithfielo, Ogden, Central, Garland, Wcll.svillc and Logan Junior nigh sehopl Contestants must be under 17 years of age Ths enables sophomores from North and South Cache high schools to enter, and a few from Logan Senior high. The order of events is as follows: TRACK 1 p m Trial heats in UH) yard dash low huulle 1:20 p m race. 1 30 p m. -- Trial heats in 50 yard dash. 1 45 p m- .- Final heat in the dash. run 1:55 p. m 2 05 p m Final heat in dash. 2 15 p. m run 2 30 p. m -22dash d 2.40 p. m relay. P FRIDAY NITE E TC CI4.nAN AlP -1- 40-yard Kcduced Prices! LADIES MEN 100-ya- 440-yar- d 10c 25c 880-yar- d 0-yard Come Meet (he Menthols of the 4t0-yar- Visiting Bands FIELD p m- .- Pole vault. 1 30 p. m. High jump 1 40 p. m Broad jump 1 p m. 8 lbs shot put 1 30 m Discus throw. p. BANTAM HEN CHOWS Officials for the meet will be COTTAGE GROVE, April 28 taken the college: George from (PP Feathered chickens too, are muscling in on the male of the Bud Shortridge has a species. bantam hen that erbws like a roo ter after laying an egg early each morning. 1 PALAIS D OR ' TEA WAGON IvUtTLAND, Ore., April 28. (I l'l An inlaid tea wagon containing LOU pieces of wood was construct td here in 18 months by J. C. Tomlinson, disabled war veteran. Furniture men value the table at 1,000. citing down to brass tacks... if youre going to roll your own, use only loliacco made for rolling . 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