| Show "SfK If pT -- J j'':'i ' 1 it !7'fi H N J p- ‘ 1 ? i ' ’ 'Va 1 ‘ LuiiUiilljU i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 23 1931 12 AGGIES MOVE FORWARD ANNUAL FRAY a V Army Navy Grid Forces Clash for Unemployment Relief in Stadium Game Athletic Directors End Grid Schedule R M C Coaches Who Fought Annual Battle for Choice Grid Dates Coifab in Deadlock Expected to Draw 75000 Graaff Colorado college Fred Dixon Brigham Young university Telford L Mead Western State John Rhodes Wyoming university Victor Taufer Brigham Young university Coach Schubert Dyche Montana State was absent ation Ike J Armstrong University of Utah E Lowell Romney Utah State Agricultural college Myron Witham Colorado university Harry Hughes Colorado Agricultural college Back row left to right George H Allen Colorado Mines W T Van de Athletic directors of the Rocky Mountain conference who waged their annual war over the 1932 football schedule Front row left to right W H Saunders Colorado Teachers Newell Cravath Denver university and president of the coaches' associ Annual Tilt Utah Denver University Unable to Agree on Playing Date Crimson-Farmer- s Receipts Will Add $100-00to Fund Muddy Game Booked October 29 Field Prospect By MEL GALLACHER Of the 12 member institutions of the Rocky Mountain conference ended a five-hoschedule session in a deadlock Friday night but before the coaches adjourned until Saturday morning at 8 o’clock two major developments loomed that may startle the faculty representatives when the latter body meets to approve the 1932 game chart First the annual University of Utah-Uta- h Agricultural college fray M C played In the Ute stadium on Thanksgiving day was moved forward to October 29 leaving no game on that date for either school second Den1932 ver university and the University of Utah coaches clashed over 1932 dates and the resultant conflict may enTentative schedules proposed at the danger athletic relations between Rocky Mountain conference meeting those respective Institutions Utah University — Sept 24 U 8 O at Los Angeles Oct 1 open Oct 8 Denver Coaches Ike J Armstrong of the V at Denver Oct 19 B Y U at Salt University of Utah and E Lowell Lake Oct 23 open Oct 29 Utah State at Lake Nov 6 Colorado University at Romney of the Utah State Agricul- Salt Boulder Nov 12 Colorado College at Salt tural college and their managers Lake Nov 19 Colorado Aggies at Denver were agreeable to the Thanksgiving Nov 24 open 24 Idaho Southern Utah State— NEW YORK Dec 11 The tramp— tramp — tramp of the Army corps and the regiment of midshipmen rose faintly today over football's ail but deserted fields warning of tlie lasts MP-- Athletic directors ur omie Ished eated n the r ot vhich and hlnd tl lonal feat 3 0 dele up de- 8 ne up de 19th 1 ed A1 1 tacle of the season For R Willie J on d win e will lower Sept day football game change Brancn at Logan Oct 1 Montana State Date Considered aa Good at Logan Oct 8 Colorado University at Both athletic directors feel that Boulder Oct 18 Western State at Logan 22 open Oct 29 Utah at Salt Lake the Octooer 29 date selected would Oct Nov 5 open Nov 11 Colorado Aggies at Nov 19 B Y U at Provo Nov prove as a big drawing card because Ogden it comes at the time of the Utah 24 open 24 Brigham Young University-S- ept Educational association convention Montana State at Ogden (night) Oct 1 at Salt Lake Fbor weather condi- San Francisco University at San Francisco 8 Occidental College at Los Angeles tions which as a rule hamper play- Oct Oct 15 Utah at Salt Lake Oct 22 West- open Nov ing facilities on Thanksgiving day ern State at Qunnifion Oct 29 open Nov 19 Utah State would probably not Interfere with the earlier date and hence the facDenver University — Sept 23 Colorado (night) Sept 80 Kansas ulty group will likely find no rea- Mines at Denver Denver (night) Oct 8 ColoUniversity son for not approving the vital rado Collegeat at Denver Oct 14 Colorado Oct 22 Temple Aggies at Denver (night) change Oct 29 open Nov 6 The conflict of playing dates which at Philadelphia Nov opgn Nov 12 Wyoming at Denver centered between Coaches Armstrong 19 open Nov 26 Colorado University at of the Utah university and Newell Denver — Colorado Aggies Sept 24 open Oct 1 Cravath of Denver university has Colorado Teachers at Greeley Oct 8 Cologrown out of the change which Utah rado Mines at Ft Coliins Qct 14 Denver (night) Oct 22 Colorado Uniand Utah Agricultural college have at Denver versity at Boulder Oct 29 open Nov 9 open Nov 11 Utah 8tate at Ogden (night) tentatively made plus the fact that Nov 19 Utah at Denver Nov 26 Wyoming Denver university has scheduled two t Fort Collins intersecUonal games in mid season Colorado College — Sept 24 open Oct 1 The Pioneers have booked Kansas Utah at Salt Lake Oct 8 Denver at Denver Oct lft Colorado U at Colouniversity of the Big Six conference rado (night) Sprints September 30 at Denver for a night Wyoming University — St Louis unlver 15 Montana slty at St Louis Oct game and Temple university October Slate at Laramie Oct 29 Colorado Teach22 at Philadelphia ers at Laramie Nov 5 Denver at Denver The Utes have threatened to drop Nov 11 B Y U at Laramie Nov 19 at Omaha Nov 24 Colorado At the Pioneers from their 1932 schedule Creighton gles at Fort Collins unless Cravath’s charges play them Colorado Mines — Oct 8 Oolofido Ag October 8 either at Denver or at Salt sirs at Fort Collins State— Oct 8 Colorado Teach Lake Coach Cravath objects to that ersWestern at Greeley Oct 1ft Utah Aggies at date because it occurs the week fol- Logan Oct 22 B Y U at Ounnlson Montana Slate — Oct 1 Utah State a lowing his Kansas game and the Sat- Logan Sept 24 B Y U at Ogden (night) He Oct 15 Wyoming at Laramie urday before Colorado Aggies — Oct ft Utah State would like to book the champions at Cflorado University Boulder Oct 15 Colorado College at October 29 Colorado Springs Oct 22 Colorado Ag Inasmuch as Utah and Utah Agri- gies at Boulder Nov ft Utah at Boulder 26 Denver at Denver cultural college have agreed on the NovColorado Colorado AgTeachers — Oct October 29 date in lieu of their tradi- gies at Greeley Oct ft Western State at Greeley Oct 15 open Oct 22 B Y U tional game of Thanksgiving day at Provo Oct 29 Wyoming at Laramie Denver university and Utah have so Nov ft Colorado Mines st Golden Nov 11 Colorado Oollege at Greeley far been unable to come together Coach Cravath is also willing to Utah at a later date in Novem which Coach E Lowell Romney may The Farmers’ but Utah has tentatively sched- Increase to seven uled Colorado university Colorado mentor has booked conference games with Montana State st Logan October college and Colorado Aggies Novem- 1 Colorado university at Boulder ber 5 12 and 19 and Coach Armstrong 8 Western Stale at Logan October does not wish to meet another ColoOctober 15 Utah university at Salt rado foe In that month Lake October 29 Colorado Aggies at More Angles November 11 B Y U at Coach Myron Witham of Colorado Ogden Provo November 19 and likely Colouniversity later stepped the duel up rado college either Thanksgiving to a warfare because November 24 or November 26 he objected to changing his Novem- day at Colorado Springs ber 5 date with Utah for early In Brigham Young university repreOctober Such arrangement would sented by Graduate Manager Fred oblige the Silver and Gold eleven Dixon and Assistant Coach Victor to tackle the Utes and Utah Aggies Taufer in the absence of Head Coach on successive week-end- s early in Oc- Ott Romney were unable to gather tober m Efforts to book DenCoach W T Van de Graaff of Colo- vermany games Colorado college rado college objected mildly to mov2 met university and with discouragement and games Ing forward his November 12 date were scheduled with tentatively with Utah but was willing to place Montana State at Ogden September the Utes October 1 at Salt Lake 23 probably for a night game Utah However the change was not satisfac- at Salt Lake October 15 Western tory to Coach Armstrong more be- State at Greeley October 22 and Utah cause the Denver university game late In November was not appealing Aggies at Provo November 19 The Cougars have agreements to financially than because he objected play San Francisco university at San to plaving Colorado college on OcFrancisco university at San Fran tober 1 And that s how the deadlock grew francisco October 1 and Occidental college at Los Angeles October 8 and at 1 a m Saturday Newell Fewer Intersections! Foe ell Cravath president of the Rocky Colorado Aggies and Colorado uni Mountain Athletic Directors’ association adjourned the meeting until versity coaches worked out fairly re spectable schedules but the remain Saturday at 8 a m coaches were forced to await the Wailing for Utah and Denver uni- ing result of the Utah Denver game con versity to coma to an agreement so that they could schedule games were troversy Coaches William Saunders of Colo-lad- o Fewer IntersecUonal games will Teachers Vic Taufer of Brig likely appear upon grid menus of conferenceteams ham Young university John Rhodes Rocky Mountain - of Wyoming university Telford L Colorado university which played Meade of Western State George W Missouri Oregon State and Arizona Allen of Colorado Mines and Gradu- - university last fail has no intersec ale Manager T V Dolan of Montana tional games in view for 1932 Utah four time champion team of the Rockies will play University of Southern California at Los Angeles September 24 In a significant thfee-eomere- d 4 Bid old Mc- - fcited eftd fend 4 Larrr Henrj etetted cfeattd Arthur I John d Oene RoUnd mid 9 do- ll 1 up lofoated joth lr(td UfeaUd t f Army-Nav- inter-section- contest -j specgrid-rlo- n the game y Charity and the need of the unera- again bring vo youthful branches of Uncle Season jy 1 reat eastern Proposed R Grid Schedule 1 i 0 Sam’s services together In the Yankee 8tadlum tomorrow healing further the breach that developed four years igo Indicating that animosities are all but forgotten and the annual drama is Georgia Gridders Receive Badgers Win Acid Test Against U S C Over Cougars of 75000 Expected Bat Knocks Crowd At Madison to Watch Intersectional Contest Out Singer Mcanwell Crew Uses Short Passing Game Y’s In Jig Time Rally Falls Short Feather Champ Delivers Deadly Blow in Third Fight Draws 17000 NEW YORK Dec 1 1 (A)—Chris- topher "Bat” Battalino featherweight champion knocked out A1 Singer former lightweight titleholder In the second round tonight of a nontitle match that drew a crowd of 17000 to the Garden m behalf of chanty Singer weighed 133 pounds Battalino 135 2 Stepping out of the featherweight class the champion carrying so much weight that he outscaled the lightweight Battalino battered Singer to the floor three times In the first round and twice in the second before Ref eree Patsy Haley stepped in to save the former lightweight king from further punishment after 31 seconds of the second For Singer this technical knockout probably brought to a close a career as strange as any in modern ring annals The sensation of the lightweights two years ago knocked out Sammy Mandell In a half dozen punches to win the lightweight crown and then in his first title defense went out before Tony Canzoneri in a single punch Battalino s decisive conquest cli maxed an amazing year for the little Italian After defending his title successfully at 126 pounds three times this season rising from the rating of a “fluke" champion to a most formidable titleholder he came into the ring tonight weighing 135 1 2 pounds nine and one half pounds above the limit of his class and two and one half pounds more than Singer sup! posedly the heavier man Antol Kocsis 118 Hungarian bantamweight champion made a spec tacular American debut by decisively 119 12 whipping Vidal Gregorio nigged Spaniard in eight rounds f reddie Miller 129 3 4 southpaw featherweight from Cincinnati out pointed Lew Feldman 129 1 2 of New York in a slow eight rounder that marked Miller’s Garden debut There were no knockouts little clean punch ing and many clinches Franta Nekolny 148 1 2 recent Im from Czeoho Slovakia portation knocked out Andy Savioia 145 New York welterweight in the fourth round of a ten round semifinal Box Elder Gridders By PAUL ZIMMERMAN LOS ANGELES Dec 11 (IP) — Nemesis 6f western football for several years the South as represented by a gallant group of MADISON Wis Dec 11 (UP)-- The will Georgians University of Wisconsin baskettoto test put acid ball team scored a surprise 30 to 16 morrow the University of Southvictory over Brigham Young univerern California on of Provo Utah tonight sity the Olympic Sta- The Brigham Young team came dium greensward here with such a reputation for Probably 75 000 strength it had been expected Dr persons will gathiWaltpr Meanwells Badgers would er to see an have no more than an even chance clash ol to win the first magniThe westerners could not however tude bringing toof solve the Meanwell short-pas- s gether a light elevfense and trailed from the start The en from below the 10 In 18 to score at the half was Mason and Dixon favor of Wisconsin Shortly after the line fraught with second half started the Utah team deception and ran the count up to 14 to 17 the closspeed and a Trojan team ponderous est of any time during the game exand powerful The Bulldogs' lone defeat of the cept the first two minutes The box score: season came at the hands of Tulane BRIO (SOI WISCONSIN YOUNG 081 whom Troy meets In the Rose tourQ F Pf P GFPfpl f 016 listwn r: nament game at Pasadena New Inter-section- al I If Years day Coach Harry Mehre's invaders feel that they were at a certain disadvantage when they met the green wave from New Orleans the game coming close on the heels of their hard earned victory over New York Tomorrow's battle will University chance to assert themgive them selves once again at the expense of Troy Both elevens will be close to full strength The Bulldogs probably will play the entire contest without Jack Roberts the ripper fullback but otherwise have their best players available Including Vernon (Catfish) Smith end Except for slight Injuries the Trojans are ready Tom Mallory first string half and his substitute Gordon Clark are not In the best of Rhape while Johnny Baker whose field Roal brat Notre Danie has a few sore ribs all will be able to play however Southern California hopes to pound with its power aHnoifrtirFotT1 inside and outside the tackles Georgia on the other hand although outweighed at every position threatens with speed and passes Coach Jones will start the same team which opened against Notre Dame and Washington Oeorala P Rinltli Row Maddox la c rh rt rC) B ic ri Johnson rt Gam If rrt I 0 3 Oak 4 2 3 2 4 4 D 0 0 0 0 1 1 J c 8an I'osr r 01111' Old 1 i a NaloiUf Rawer 1 1 4 0 0 1 t 6 0 11 11 0 4 13 1l Total! Total Referee John Schommer Chicago pire 8 Lllachiii Crane IS SO um Ogden Central Juniors Prepare Title Defense OGDEN— Central Junior coached by Don Barney Is preparing to defend its junior high school basketball championship against a field of five other contestants Central with the three other Junior highs Lewis Washington and No1 will comprise the school lca(iue withln the aler Junlol league which also includes St Jo seph's Parochial school and the State Industrial Following chool the schedule: Is January 12 — Industrial ichool against Washington North against St Joseph's January 14— Central against Lewis January 15— St Joseph’s against industrial school Washington against California fliiarlliit Bo It McWhortrr I aaltiara Hamrick Romiwy Evans R Broun Roarnbarg Williamson L Slrvarn E Bmlili North back to stay Few features In football’s annual riot of action and pageantry quite equal the thrills and color of the service duel against the background of the gray corps and the blue regiment the crowd that will Jam the big Yankee stadium the sparkle of the military the pomp and splendor of the nation’s officialdom Despite rain today and the forecast of more of it tomorrow at least 75000 spectators including a host of notables are expected to witness the service battle There were still several thousand of the $5 seats unsold tonight The capacity of the stadium is 80000 The gate receipts will be close to of which approximately $400000 $350000 will be distributed to charity Expenses in(106) 16 60 $3 80 second: Altavar Coch-lt- n by the two academics JFFFERSON PABK RESULTS Also Time 129 (10ft) £120 third First race six furlongs — Olorlou Swan rans— cluding transportation of the entire Montferrat Bon Our Fils Silverman 105 (R Hiley) 8142 20 840 60 812 20 won brigade of midshipmen from AnnapJoan( Highway Hootinany Sporting Marnite 103 (Tilton) 823 60 IH 00 olis and the cadet corps from West second Bottled Bourbon 103 (Tinker) 83 40 AGUA CA1IFNTE ENTRIES Also ran— Bay O Gold third Time 1 U Point amounts to about $50000 claimrace 8600 and Plrst up Mica Ballot Zina Verity Chicago Oorby St Notables who have engaged boxes Belle Double Cheer Prince Plato Mauk a ing seven furlongs— Forenthter 105 Wee Tot 103 Black Velvet 107 Solo 102 Brunt 102 for the Fox gome Include former governor 103 103 Hearn Carillna Coates — 116 Overboard Plug Mary Second race six furlong Alfred E Smith Secretary Charles (Q Arnold) 86 40 83 40 83 40 m on Hip- 103 Spanish Light 100 Second race tflOO all aces claiming five Francis Adams and Major General pies 106 (Montgomery) 8282 8080 2 60 second and one-ha- lf furlongs — Morroll lOfl Gee Douglas MacArthur army chief of Vflldimir third lime HI (Tinker) I 16 5 Also ran —Gold Bet Southland Boy Whls 106 pahpns Bells 100 Lord Douslas staff 111 d Lus&rdl 106 Judur Delmonlco Pesaimlatic Relllno Run Maid Armetts 111 Star Boot 100 Jack Fnarc 100 Watchful Jungle Belle Army Is a favorite to win and conSixty 1U6 Blf Bill Thompson 106 tinue its post-w- ar Third race one mile and seventy yards— Twenty-tw- o domination of the 106 111 1U HarahftW Toto Cuevas Downcast 80 8J5 00 Peace Lady 60 (Q Arnold) $76 service series but the odds have short13 20 won Lurk blece 113 (Dy! 11040 106 8000 clalmlnt ened to 7 to 5 as a result of a rush Third race 107 88 80 second Harass (Hernando) S 10 80 third furious— Gucomonaa 106 Time 1 53 1 5 Also ran— Doom five and one-hathis week Malsan Fair Arxumeut Tommy Jack Beery Beet 102 Meadow King 106 Peenrie Belle of navy backing Black Alice Wellet Tea Gren Beautiful 106 Escoba Pnie 111 Dominant Hiar 106 Red Lady 100 Runanwin 100 Wild Bella 106 CUBS BUY RICHBOURG Doll Distress Signal Hatermark 107 Ore Bee lu3 Blue Horizon Fourth race one mll BOSTON Dec 11 UP)—' The Boston 107 Baby Bans 106 Marl ForO 102 Bebita 85 80 $3 80 83 00 won 110 (Meyer) tune 108 ( rtlden) 818 20 81120 second 103 Braves today announced the sale of Fourth race $800 Tbs Trenton claiming Rusartlne 88 (Montgomery) 88 40 third outfielder to the 1 46 5 Also ran— Intruder Time Big ill sses sevfn lurlong— Unmask 110 Da- - Lance Richbourg The terms were not Slam Southland Lad Dusky Bol Glen Laa cits 112 Phillip 115 Seths Pride 1U Bud Chicago Cubs 112 115 Vain Glory Fair Manna Bomile L Late Broom Quiver was indicated It News Fifth race $6u0 8 year-old- s and ui announced but it Fifth race mile and claiming six fut Ion— Mary Anthony 10 was the first move in a deal whereby Draha 106 (Elston) 824 17 30 I8 60 won Kuasett 102 Released 10(1 aHud Eider 106 a Chicago player would come to Otilla 100 (J Neel) 83 40 12 00 second Cash Play 102 Scdgle 102 Rita Rose 1 06 $1 HO Aurlca 106 (Montgomery) third aBrikht Comet 100 Mardl 100 Martinas 106 Boston 52 3 5 Mi Olmi Time Also rans — RoRemary I Hand Densou Lunacy Kelly a Pride and up claim But race $006 3 ytar-ol- d and Mary McClain Ids mile and a ixtffnth— Vowed Vengeance six Sixth race furlongs—Trying 106 103 Umpire loO aDes Jardlnr 104 The (Myres) 114 80 81287 80 won My Hnhbv Whip 105 aflure Hills 104 Lunnymous 10 111 (Tilden) 84 20 84 00 second Lord Graydale 1(8 Neck Piece 104 Valentins ill (R Rtley) 87 30 third Time aHunt entry 1 17 Also rans — St Jim Helen Dean Beventh race $600 and up Black Darling Chianti jean Deaaible claiming seven furlonsi -- Senator Beth 100 Paian Laddie and Latin Sals 101 O B Hadley 103 Ahpet 13 Romp Seventh race one mile— Ught Mint 107 103 Polly s Boy 101 Barber John 106 Busy (E'aton) 84 40 83 40 83 80 won Durva Beth 108 1$ 80 82 60 106 ( J Wild Second Neel) Laurel 104 (Tinker) 13 third Time INDIANA 8IGN3 M A A M 1 43 Also ran— Little loots Lady 5 Olbson AQ Columbia Sunthoms and Tack BLOOMINGTON Ind Dec 11 (UP)— Athletic Director Z Q ClevPARK ENTRIES JEFFERSON one enger today signed Mississippi A & First race 8600 rlatmlng 2 year-old- s GAME mile — Mildred Watkins 106 Our Bandy low M for a football game Indiana at Memphis Lass 106 fiayangon 109 Flair 100 Bloomington October 29 next season Volcry 101 Verda 101 Plana Merte 101 gamo completed Fltzabeth W 106 Peal 106 Scandal (Shtet Tha IntersecUonal 109 Gold Thorne 109 Laxy Mary 101 Prince Indiana s 1932 schedule giving the Reno loft Prince Tommy 109 Makanda 109 Hooslers four home games with Ohio Courtesy of Lauren W Gibbs Co Beauty Bride 109 Dancing Boy 109 Kay Franrea 106 Run On 104 university Michigan Iowa and Mis- Becond race 8000 claiming A & M 'L and up six furlongs— Finger 7 Ip 102 Mies slsslppi Ram ey 10ft Fleeting Gold 107 Flying Wtns 107 107 Oh Yeah Bliver Wave 110 Hide away 107 Ninotle 107 Margaret Parker 105 Patricia Clare 112 Petablt 107 Purple Robe 10& Normaha) 107 Molly Hogan 102 American Thunder 105 Bweep Pagt 103 Delco Del 102 Traumel 104 Kleanora M 109 Monde 104 old and Third race 1600 claiming Hill 111 Gerup mile and an eighth-Mo- le trude Reade 100 81 Father 99 Colonel Campus 10ft Agnes Borel 103 lsatdar 10J Kllngntone 108 BUton? 111 Master Ogden 108 Serial Boy 10J Auslerllts 97 Bashful Beau i 03 Unde Charlie 108 Viola Btlnaon 102 Starch 117 Light Air 100 Ooidmlnt 108 Yargee 103 Ed Keese 108 Gold Handle HEAR ARMY vs NAVY KDYL 101 Fourth race $600 allowances furlongs — Pursuit 109 aOur Cherryrote Voltamald 113 Prince Farthing 107 Balance All 104 Simple Singer 107 Oreen Wave 109 Camp Douglas U9 aChlcon 106 Louis Merryman 104 Marlene 104 aGorham Young Bro and Delaney tntry Fifth race 8ift00 handicap all ages mils and seventy yards -- 1 tins 105 Rip Van Win- kle 109 Ululu 112 Nyack 112 Tannery 110 W (Ran 118 Sixth race 8900 claiming 3 year olds and un ill furlongs— Clubhouse lllf Ellice 110 Flddlff 111 Whst Hiv You 110 Proms thru 107 Hymsn 10ft Ironuldf 107 3 yrsr-otd- a Hrvrnth race 8800 flaimin sixteenth— Atephinlte tnd up mile and 109 I ieulenxnt RueU 101 106 Chokoloskee Hi Wy 110 Pross nd Poetry lift Com On io9 Eftire 109 to be used tf neces Eighth (ubtitut 3 year old 600 clilmini’ and up ary) nix furlong— 8!r Barley 107 Harold Ormoni 112 Cnlwirk 107 Jucsirr 107 Bill Phillip 112 Bngn 112 Bonny BH 104 Runthf rne 112 Wrt Virwinia 104 BorealU 109 Dldoro 109 Catalof 104 Brimaey 104 Nervatnr 104 Half Day 109 Ahakltup 112 Judas 107 Yar107 MrTInkis 112 row 04 Agapanthu Weather cloudy track sloppy )x 109 Oils is the most Lewis against St JoAGUA CALIENTE REftt LTS seph's Washington against Central Flnt race fti furlons— Valley Queen Chandler Ih 107 Ken) 831 60 88 20 10 40 won tirm 21— IndusNorth Dlrknu against January rh Plnrkarl 8160 U 60 secClarua 100 (Iremavne) Whlra f Mnalrk trial school ond Baby Bans 103 (t)ilbrlde) 17 20 third Gfflrlala — A R Flowara Oaorcla Tarh — MU Oft 2 5 22— Wah-Ingtoj ran Also flwarth Ime Iwls against January rr ferae Arthur Hadanoch Chlrako umptra Marie O Desert Bweep Keblta and Brura Klrkpmrhk OcridantaJ head llnei St Joseph' against Central mors Kins Maxim man Jaik Black Davidson field Judee Dally New January 28— North against Lewis 00Becrnd rare86 014 40 furlons— won 82 60 Master (Mills) Central against Industrial school 8ft 60 101 016 tolly rtoanrt (C) re i January ArVlbldr Bhavar Mallory ISday 19— DARING PRICE CUT IN CLOTH ING HISTORY n Enjoy Banquet BRIGHAM CITY — The annual foot- ball banquet given in honor of C’oat h Farl Ferguson and the Box Elder Bees was held at the high school here Thursday evening with the Home Economics Aonlans Boosters and Girls’ Athletic club as hostesses The b mquet win served at 7 p m to more than 79 F Joseph Law of the faculty was toastmaster Alt L Freeman led in community singing Talks were given by President Ait N Olsen of the chamber of commerce President Charles Whitaker of the local hool board member Rotary dub John W Peter Captain Floyd Mark Hone ( nptuln elect for 1932 Superintendent C 11 Skldmoie assistant rouh Ed Ward and PrinDam ing Was cipal F A Hinckley eiijmed in the gym flowing the Tabor fit Corn p Kelly January 29— Industrial school against Lewis Central against Wash Rudolph Cue W'inners ington February 2— Washington against PHILADELPHIA Dec II UP) -- Industrial school bt Joseph's against Frank TabcrMil of 6 henertady N North Y and Marcel Camp of Detroit won February 4— Lewis against Central the night games of the world a pockFelmnuy 5— Indualrial ichool et billiard championship tournament apninst St Josephs North against Washington tonight Taberskl defeated Onofrlo Leuriof February 9— St Joseph' against Brooklyn 125 to 16 In aix Innings Lewis Central against Washington while Camp set down Andrew Poind February 11 — Industrial school of Philadelphia 125 to 101 In 13 against North Taherskl s high run was Innings Febmary 12— Washington sgalnst 36 Camp's 55 Ijiiirl s 8 and Ponzl 4B Lewi Central against St Josephs Erwin Rudolph Cl'veland defeatagainst Noith February ed Johnny Layton tPdalitt Mo 125 Industi lal school against C ential — St to 41 8 against Joseph February ur - W istungtoii Gooige Keily Pnlladrlphla feateif Robert Llndblum Beattie 125 against Indus fchruuiy U) 109 tual school North against Central wla 1 j lO-I- ew! 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