| Show at - lAhiMl'wliimfcl £4TNU'WUifai'WmwiM M - LW ¥ PjVj t'f - 12 1 THE SALT'LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 15 1932 v COUGARS OPPOSE UTES WHILE BOBCATS MEET AGGIE CAGERS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Salt Lake Shot Maker Continues to Play Consistently at Agua Caliente Basketball Rivalry Flares Anew Brothers Win Places on Cougar-Ut- e Two brothers who once played together on Lehi high school team now are prominent members of Brigham Young university’s quintet which opposes University of Utah here have to forego basketball entirely the remainder of the season This leaves Peterson with only one Game Nelson regular of last season in the starting Eve lineup something in which B Y U also shares Sherman (Red) Clark May Not Play veteran center will oppose the Cougars in both games and the remainder of the lineup will consist of new GAME TIME I F M regulars PLACE DESERET GYMNASIUM Taft Watts former B A C forward PROBABLE LINEUPS will replace Cox at one forward post Utah U while the other Peterson said ThursBrigham Young U day lies between Kean Westphal smooth reserve of last season's squad and Stan Smith sophomore star who is following in the footsteps of his Cox Lost to Crimson on B Harmon Puts Dern Expects Airplane Spin to Puzzle Shumate Another 78 Grappler Keveals On His Card Eastern Skill in Workouts for Y U Cage Team Friday and Saturday evenings They are Ferd Evans left regular guard and Faye Evans right reserve forward Both are due to see action against the Utes in the series this week of Sensational 68 to Take Two-Day Lead ment So many of the original starters picked up today that the officials did not cot the field tonight Eighty pros and 23 amateurs probably will go to the tee tomorrow AGUA CALIENTE Mex Jan 14 ((P) — Making his first bid for a major share of the gold distributed to professional golfers here annually Leo Diegel resident pro today took the lead at the half-wamark of the Agua Caliente $15000 open shooting a 68 four under par for a total of 138 Charles (Beau) Guest Deal N J had a 69 on the second round along with his 71 yesterday fer 140 and second place two strokes behind "Larrupin’ Leo” who was putting better and hitting longer than he has for many a tournament Gene Sarazen New York 1930 champion took a par 72 after going out In 34 to tie in with his 70 of yesterday to finish third with a 142 Fred Morrison pro from Culver City southern California open champion after leading yesterday with a 69 ran into much trouble shooting 37 37—74 to tie for fourth place with little Harry Cooper Chicago at 143 strokes Cooper took 71 one under today e two-gam- II Goes To Chicago In Fair Year USAC Five x— Denotes amateurs Leo Dletel Atua Caliente Begins Quest Of Loop Flag Bears Meet t Th Tribont) Maallalt Hratrra ma fpt told replacements) for NOW vtc-tric- Colorado Springs Coach ‘Dutch"l!il'Hr“n' '" 1? Lampreeht Nw Orlrana Clark- and nts Tigent are given the George Martin si emtro oi XJIn Mrureor La Jolla CaL edge over Denver ii both contest Colorado Aggies and Colorado Mine liana A food chance Of spilt- - Tony Mansro Elmaford N Y rl e tor year— nit bllint bN tv or gains offered IDEAL HOT WATER HEATERS I Ft TUAN WHOtIBALE— OFT THIS BIO VALLE TODAY— Limited Bomber enlj—for all care' Ilcnryg Defeat ZENITH BATTERIES they tangle at Golden and Mines is lUf uUf to 17 roe all F rds 1M IMS SKID CHAINS 30 FROST SHIELDS 45c up Chert Whlppelg at th rat low prti over offered R T lt Dortga itk Your old battery In Radio Tubes BOND FLOZON 65c V! All Daughter Joins Household of Joe Christensen for mall cam for larg car to t te to V t Popular Number Teated and LOS ANGELES aJn H (D—Put-tlnon a tnappy ccortng spree the Wichita Kan Ilenrya national ama-teuchampion basketball players scored their second victory of three in their Pacific coaat tour 4 starts defeating the Los Angeles Ath letlc club 47 to 20 nuw t yn to si Model mad 12 RADIATOR SHUTTERS Wat H Zarbock g ierir Tha f enulna Pena Oil (Permit No 414) Change Qt t Winter OU NOW— In roar own tart 3rae rar with asI container (Mali atdera filled ) 80 I GI West-colleg- e Ref 14 34 $293 Th Idea! Iritnhl tails 1 Gal anil-fre- The household of Joe Christensen Jordan Junior high athletic director and president of i Industrial basketball league now numbers three members The arrival a gli vm born Wednesday weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces The Infant and her mother are In good health the fiilher retirted Thursday night e two jilt 9 0 1 rt i 6 0 £& UufA? 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OTFP Laacroon rf 1 0 9 14 CowUv rf coach and publicity director of the 119 3 Strand and Nelson Naylor Auiokluv U 7 0 14 Taylor U Brigham Young university athlctelc (44Muia 7 I 1A 15& N 1011 a Maleuar Granite department has resigned hts post G rt J A 0 johnaon ff ft Sophs Easily g Pmf3e Ott Romney dliector of athletic an 7 fterilit k rf HonHhatka ft ift ft 6ft ft9 Fryer Win From Davit nounred Woo ley If Thursday Lav la U IS ft ft H 9 6 e le Wlnteia rf Tauter ha gone to Callfornl to ft f i Meacham Tha Granlta hieh aophomor baeket Ff Phillip pursue other activities It was learned 0 ball team al no difficulty t all In Wlnulieatr If ft ft ft ft Knuieaua ovr if) Da VI fire! year player 44 here Romney raid 12 4 9 4f! Total Total 14 17 in 7 IhufRday afternoon tn the Farmer A former Utah and Alt irm W'lt'Rid pun 19 painfa etr d out conference end university Taufer signed as OARFIKU7 MONROX GUAM IK UTFF 3 UTFF UTFF coaching and bualneaa office aide v 1th UTFF' rf Warr rf 4 8 9 Aamorte rf Rpaar 6 8 2 “ OueL yf J J 0 th Y alhlrtlr department at th start It F’Nher If If Kentp if ui(r I eternou ft ft 3 M Vh 8 6 9 6 Fraece ! e of last football season 9 a oli nid ft ft ft ftniiarda rf ft I No auiresor will be named Rom I 0 y ft ft 9 t ft f 0 la 0 Ik PswcIm) aRjnueRcn H Fret Bin k Dixon asrUstant 9 J ft 0 Ptedririsn ft ft ft ft ft 0 ft it ns If 3 4 3 4 nPV saol ary le ulth If 6 6 6 9 Hrpworthg 4 3 Pctciwm Van vie i u ft 9 0 ft 0 iorth rf 4 4 3 coai h and acting business manager fltady having liken (lie duties funner ift u i n To' ale Total 16611 7 1 I 1 Tutsi luietta- - Mcats )i TuUj miasily pet funned by Tuuicr 4 I41 38 ahow offers matched against a worthy foe 13 Forreat Indon Oulllan Hollywood Dr trail Harold Wacflpadrn Kinoai City Kan Vanr Rfn Olmdal Cal MarDonaid Bmlth Nrw York Audrav Boomr Pari F L Brail Poland Bnrlnfi Via xOlanrv Wlljrr Rt Jourpb Mo O W H C‘Kx Rn Gabriel CaL Jna t’ar At IsGti'i tArt Ivnrh New York Robert Held Bt x(yort Ruaw Culver City Oal Pud Oakley Tia Antelee t b arl BerrvhtU TuUa Okla xCurt a Ivon Lot Ancelet x This great 8376—13 chieg Hall (as Angls ifBud8 Kltmann Oakland TONIGHT8:30 79 81 — 160 77 83 — IfiO 76 83— lfil 84 78 — 84 76— 1M J'Dnn0uP‘n fco FLOYD SHUMATB 78 80—158 Jr Hollywood Wood Hollywood N J BJ 77—169 Rakuio Aaami Japan 77 82—156 Art Roux U Habra Cal 1MI xHumbH Thomson Olrndal Cal Hod Munday Lot Alloa Cal 80 76—169 Mountaineer!®' Taeoma A Totals bl 8 jta'£rlf home floor Saturday night will see them battling at Fort Collins and Aggies should come through with a decided victory Colorado university invades Gunnison for a doubleheader with The Mountaineers displayed a Morinpmch" wilnst Wyoming and will five Colorado of action Unless Colorado is better than It did against cctrl$ Mtnw last week the stand a good chance of winning at leant one game With every team in th conference playing at least one game thia week there is t chance for plenty of basketball and the possibility of good several upsets 1 Los Angeles A C On of th fiat -- — 143 — 143 76 “wM'ioa 1 Buy t hi six-rou- State I itork Fn tire - i St A to two-fiste- d St Loimliran Meets Hamas in Gotham Reg LENIIART WHIPS PATRICK 14 (A5)— Coming SEATTLE Jnn atback with a spectacular tack after taking a neat lacing In the first round Freddie Lenhart Spokane light heavyweight won the decision over Tom Patrick Los Angeles in a boxing bout here last night Lenhart weighed 175 pounds and Patrick 177 1 4 — 133 1 3 Thttndxjr’a Schedule Utah Power va Wolfe'i I 30 p — 150 5 DENVER Colo Jan 14 Farrington vi Z C M 16 30 P m Mountain States vs Auerbach 7 30 p m The crucial game In the eastern DKAPI D3YI ollQJUt v8J PrufcNAional Men vs N O Nelson com vision of the Rocky Mountain con- wllCI Frank Hodia Seattle Wash 7 30 p m pny will be xPhll Finlay RedlandsN Cal ference D A R O vs O I 30 pm Y Tom Creavy A'bany Antlers vs L D S Business college played at Greeley Johnny Farrell New York 8 30 p m with the Wyoming Joe Kirkwood Philadelphia t Tan-anJack 7774—151 Cowboys and the Dick Mete Ban Hollywood Ancelo Texas O defndln champion marked D Colorado Teacher K m o r y Zimmerman Portland up thlr eltuh traialit victory in Indui-trl— 151 4 lcaua competition Thursday night at Bears doing battle KvOreton 151 Lafoon Denver tho Doeprot irmnaalum O fi L with It Wyoming downed Claranr Clark Bloomfield N J Mventh traliht triumph acalnat no de— 151 6 xFay Coleman Culver City CmL feats kept pace with the leader Western Arthur Bell Honolulu The icoret wice last week Charles Bommer Lot Aniele 71 80—151 D A R O Z O M T — 161 6 will to but have be Eddie Lot Chicago OTTPl OTPP 4 7 4 10 Detroit Ouldahl Toone rt nrnRalrh rf if Forbrf lop iorm 10 13 3 13 Stanley Kertrs Los Ancele Houston 11 91 1111 Olson 11 — 152 7 oack the Teachers Bill Foley Coronado Cal 5 0 0 10 0 0 ® 0f Hilbert e Lunt e — 162 4 Archie Hambrick Zaneavllle O 8 3 1 1 Rlchardsn rt 1 0 0 3 Haalam rt Wyo--- j it Greeley Joe 4 0 0 0 1 3 15J Pilettt 0 1 Chicago Wade Is Osborn It mlng Is defending Dave Harkney Lowell Mam 0 0 0 0 M Aulay 0 0 0 0 I arsen Al Loa Cameron 3 Angela 0 uts Kvana eastern 13 division Lew Scott Los Angelas MrKean hampionshlp and Tom Btevena Culver City Cat Humphrey cr in the team Latham ’very Butler Corpus Chrlstl Tex tection is pointing Tony Al Zimmerman 17 13 7 41 Portland Or 11 10 I 30 Totals Totala for the Cowboys Krlo Seavall Culver City Cal Reteree — Christenson If both teams are clicking at their xTom Teller Berkelev Oil Herman Barron I Portchester ANTLER B FARRINOTON best Wyoming will win New York OTP? OTFP — 1S4 Ed Lot 7 1 Antele Other 2 0 Otyer eastin I 0 3 0 rt 4'Thomai the important games Knight rt — 15 1 Jack Grout Dallat Text 11 3 3 34 MrKone U 410 8 Ratlley U John Pcrflll Blatrsdcn Cal nd Colorado Dallas ooff! rt CaL AVmolka!rf Jeffers 7776—16 Ana In 1 fitnlt ft 0 0 o' college meeting M I Sato Ban Francisco 3 0 0 4 home and home affairs Mecham lg “4 I 0 8 Morgan l Friday nicht xArlhur 5 0 0 10 aa Larry Gleason Long Beach CaL 76 80—166 0 ft 6 Findlay Denver and Robson' Islington Ontario Saturday night at 0 0 0 0 JO Bmolka Next (Bpoelal 0 Charles Guest Deal N J Dane Bnraien New York Harry Cooper Chlcato Fred Morrison Culter City Cal Paul Runyon White Plains N Y Walter Hagen Detroit Willie Hunter Montbello Cal Willla Ooggia Lake Tahoe CaL John Oolden Stamford Conn Ollri Dutra Santa Monica Cal xJoe Hunter Pasadena CaL A1 Espinosa Akron Ohio xJohn Dawson Chicago Dewey Longworth Oakland Cal Ben Hogan Fort Worth Texas Wlffy Cox Brooklyn Ed Dudley Wilmington Del Johnny McHugh Ban Diego Cal Charles Lacey New York George Ven Elm Lag Angeles Abe Espinosa Chlcaao Mortis Dutra Long Beach Cal Jimmy T h o m I o n Colorado Springs Colo (UP)— “Ben Coltrln Oakland ' ' Cal' di- Cowboys in Vital Clash Game Time 8 p m At Smart Gymnaalum Logan Probable Lineups Montana State Utah Aggies Positions LOGAN— Utah Aggies basketball club the team that many believe will win the western division Rocky Mountain conference title this season begins its title quest against a rival already proved formidable when It plays Montana State here Friday end Saturday evenings in the ISIS Smart gymnasium Both games begin at 8 p m That the Aggies will find the invaders difficult to turn back was the exopinion Mentor Dick Romney pressed here Thursday following his team’s final workout In preparation s for the series Flushed with two over the champion University of Utah the Bobcats Romney predicts will come Into town with a double incentive and determination to topple the Aggies And the Montanans have a capable club to back this determination Romney adds The Aggies' workout Thursday settled the major question of the start11 6 I 37 97 OS 461 Total Tptall ing lineup In favor of Virgil Cropley Referet— Christenson rustling forward who will start AUKRBACH UTAH POWER th game along with Carl Bclllston OTFP OT FP a regular of last season 63 1 n 0 0 6 0 Mills Wtona rf 6 ft 3 Jrom If U 10 6 3 At center Romney will Use Everett 0 0 0 0 Knc 0 10 0 3 Carter 0 3 0 0 4 Campbell his big star of the cham- AndMn rg 0 1 0 0 Rideout rt 10 0 3 If 0 0 6 O' Ashton lg pion 1930 outfit and George Young 0 8 3 3 rf I 0 ft 6 Robhlni and Warren Atlsop captain will hold Rgtoman 0 10 0 0 ft 0 ft WMkcr k 0 0 ft 0 0 0 ftinihbn down guard posttlona )Bonnjt o 1103 Nybvrf 1003 Ready to do some excellent relief Bnlder grg 2 0 0 4 duty will be Elwood Drysdale a for13 7137 Total 71 0 14! ToUU ward who was brilliant in pinch hitRefr— Foot ting roles last season Vadul Childs L D S C TKLKPHON forwtrd Ruktn Harris forward Guy OT FP Christiansen center and Red Os- LtUhman rf OTFP' 1 6 0 4 Lavont rt 6 3 113 borne guard I i 0 3 Anrtrn if 5 101? ThvvI If 4 I ft 0 Huvffngr The Bobcats are due In Logan Fri- Huvforn 0 ft 0 ft Nvill m Buckwaltr Coach day forenoon Schubert ptroa lg rf 0ft 0 0 0ft W’!lon If “ ?aA fft ?ftt ft v N'ddowgy rf Dyche announced prior td leaving Ahgllon Urt Broshiiuky If A ft ft 0 for the eeries that the seme lineup Sngrr me": I I “1 "htch fced Utah al Bozeman last Vissig rt S9S0 week will oppose the Agglea It Is TMhi 13 4 3 31 19 4131 Totals Wendt and Buzzettl forwards Rtrraa Richardson Booth center and Arlo and BreeL NERO den guards OTFP OTPP' 9 0 9 9 Wilkins rf ! I 1 Tinned rf 4 9 19 r 8 ml m If 3 09 14 Tawon If E Smith 9 931 19 Fry 9 1 ‘ 1 (I nil 3 rt 0909 Nsrlnr rt A ft ft Forland It ) 9 0 f'Rrlrls It ft 9 9 9 ft 0 Ssrkr Ifrf I0 9 99 9 Mssw11 Ifrf Rirl Branler 1111 ARVIN AUTO HEATERS tuned up and ready to use against Floyd Shumate Philadelphia heavyweight The Shumate Dern clash is just one of the feature bouts at McCullough's Dean Detton and Jim Lind arena contender for sey Hugh Nichols’ crown battle in the second two of three falls match A special event completes the promising program Shumate has been in Salt Lake the past few days and has worked out He apdaily at a local gymnasium wrestler pears to be a and apparently knows the wrestling game from the ground up Shumate started his wrestling career in the east several years ago and studied under the most capable instructors in Boston New York and Philadelphia Since entering the game a few years ago Floyd has gained invaluable experience with some of the finest wrestlers in the game including Rini Gardinl the Zbyszko brothers Hans Steinke and many others He recent- - r long-hittin- g correspo Tha Famous It has been some time since Ira Dern local heavyweight has had the opportunity of using his airplane spin and have it work as it should but Friday night he expects to have it AGUA CALIENTE Jan 14— Sid Harmon Forest Dale club pro at Sal Lake playinr In the Agua Caliente open world's richest golf plum duplicated his performance of Wednesday shooting a 78 This gave him 136 at the half- - ay station Officials tonight decided he would be permitted to proceed In the tourna- brother Jerry fj -- (Special to Tho Tribune) Lund Bennlon at Guards Officials’ Homer Warner Utah ref Guarding assignments will fall to eree Lolo Spencer U S A C Dick Lund and Grant Bennion two sophomores who tasted varsity competition last season but who were not ROCKY MO! NT AIN CONFERENCE regulars The Cougars’ sole regular of last season to start Friday will be Elwood Romney brilliant forward and scoring punch of the Y lineup Teaming with him will be Floyd Gam former Frldar’i and Saturday' Ginn North Summit high star who is in B Y U vs Utah at Balt Lak Montana State va Utah Altaic at Loian his sophomore year at the Provo school By GEORGE WELLS Illness also creeps In to plague the Rivalry considerably older than Y mentor's lineup who is uncertain that which exist between the two whether Byron Nelson elongated will be able to play or not schools In football renew Friday center Nelson is recovering from a severe when evening cold and may have to yield his usual Brigham Young position to Jim Hunter another sophomore The former however is exuniversity opposes Utah university in pected to be able to play some of the e the first of a time Romney said Thursday basketball Ferd Evans and Malcom Leseuere Dessenes at the will drsw the guard line tasks eret gymnasium These six and eight others will The two quintets leave Provo early Friday afternoon both considerably for Salt Lake The reserves which over improved Romney will invade the town with indications earlier are Burle Robison Faye Evans Joe line up for the first Johnson Floyd Millett Lou Johnson Melvin Fawcett Ernest Jensen and tipoff at 8 p m the at and Jav Whitman Friday nding While Mentor Romney rested his hour Saturday Cougars Thursday Peterson departed For both teams from his usual custom of only a brief It is the first seand put his pregame limbering vere test of their western division charges through a more intensive to season conference Mountain Rocky passing shooting and defensive workdate Although Utah defending out section mountain of the Ticket sale for the games will open champion lost its first two games to Montana at 6 p m each evening at the Deseret State the general consensus of opin gymnasium They may be obtained ion is that it is more formidable than earlier in the day at downtown sport the results of that series indicate B ing goods stores Y U which has yet to engage In conference warfare has an impres sive preseason record that includes double victory over Henry of Wichita National Amateur Athletic ' union champions Coaches See Close Games Rival coaches on the eve of the first series between their teams this DAYTON Ohio Jan 14 (UP) — season held the respective opponents The executive committee of the in marked respect G Ott Romney mentor of the Cougars was inclined American Trapshooting associato discount the Utes‘ double defeat tion decided today to hold the 1933 at Bozeman but he admitted that the grand American handicap tournaCougars when they defeated Henrys ment at Chicago during the world's formidable club and that fair It la expected that delegates appeared he believed his team is steadily im- from the various states will apVadal Peterson coach of prove the decision when they meet proving the champions gave the assurance here In August This year's grand American will that his titleholders would be striving to stage a strong comeback after their be held at Vandalla Ohio August disastrous start He hoped for a split 23 to 37 Inclusive The purse is series but he would not predict that 113049 the same as last year result an attitude Romney shared with him Utah’s chances however were reduced considerably Thursday when Lorraine Cox veteran forward was ordered to return to bed because of a persistent cold Cox who was unNEW YORK Jan 14 (JP) Tommy able to accompany the Utes to Mon Loughran knocked down and outtana State for their first series be- pointed a month ago by a fighter who cause of an attack of influenza ap- wouldn't have laid a glove on him in peared to have recovered early this hla salad days starts a comeback camweek He worked out lightly during paign in the battle pit of Madison the week but Thursday he suffered Square Garden tomorrow night a setback and was corflned to his against Steve Hamas rugged young bed He not only will be unable to Penn State graduate who is just complay the present series but he may ing up the fistic trail G A Match Leo Diegel Steps Out With ly engaged in a series of matches with the more modern wrestlers including Jim McMillan Don George Gus Eon- nenberg and others of the flymg tackle school Shumate is taking quite a risk by clashing with Dern so quickly after starting his western invasion So far Dern has been highly successful with eastern exponents of the mat Few have been familiar with Ira's favorite hold and many have been unable to return after having lost the initial fall via the air Dern hopes to work his spin successfully and early In the match against his eastern opponent Probably the finest wrestling on the card will be turned in by Dean Detton and Jim Lindsey In two previous matches the fans were highly It will pleased with their showing all be wrestling and no roughhouse stuff because Dean has too much at stake to take any chances of losing on a flying tackle or some other wuld wrestling innovation The opening bout on the card features ‘‘Wild Bill” Longson and Al Dawson Ogden heavyweight Taufer Rrsinus From BYU Staff LONCSOH Vs DAWSQH DEAN DETTON V n 1 wia-mi- 1 1 ill) 1 1 C ft w 1 1 jnw A ! 1 63 nrr AEENA m Jo istitl llliiiii Slr&olt Reservation! at Tli Wasatch 7117 Mint Prices— 18 East Second South Street Wasatch 5G95 Reserved $1 Mezzanine $2 Ringside $150 754 General Admission Ladieg free 25$ Boyi 5WWBWS pmemm w t |
