Show u TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY f ft f f ft f f V BASKETBALL SERIES UTES CLASH IN IMPORTANT AGGIES 4 19 1932 ! 4 f- - South Must Win From East to Remain in Race for Tourney Berth Rival College Teams Primed for Big Push If Farmers Determined to Spill Crimson From Western Race It M STANDINGS C WESTERN (Alt ramnt or ‘ uchndttled EASTERN I DIVISION Hofercfl — Homer WIH Tim DIVISION of fame— nuiulin °n Alllop (c) I Wirner I'mplre— C A m p A DISTRICT Ilaoe — Deseret By MELGAUACHER With rival offensive loaded and charged to maximum Utah State Ag ricultural college and University of Utah basketball teams open up fir ng along the Des ret g y mnasium front Friday night it 8 o'clock in the "irst of a two game Friday’s grhrdula Colorado eoMrxe vs Colorado Mines at Golden Western State vs Colorado Teachers at Gtmntaon vs Colorado Assies at Fort Wyoratnv Collins Saturday's Schedule Wvamlnr vs Colorado Assies at Fort olllns Denver university vs Colorado university ai Denver Colorado 'Teachers at Western giato GunnUon vs Colorado Mines at ( oiorado miles Colorado Sprints C cries The outcome of he series means to both much quints To the co-leaders of the west irn division conference race the Utes e victory means retention of J pos--Ibl- their 1931 cham- Paul Leavitt six footer and former “M” Men player who recently Joined the South high squad Although he probably will not start he may get into the game lie is a good man under the basket ft Interesting Encounters Are Billed in Various Districts (SUMMIT) Hfhsr at North Summit South Summit at Park CJty DISTRICT 7 (ALPINE) Lincoln M Pleasant Grove B Y high at Uhl American Fork at Provo DISTRIf T ft (NLBO) Sprinirvlllo at Nephl Tinlic at Paygon mpbll iUrk Granite Five Picked Over Davis Darts DISTRICT 4 (SALT TAKE) South vn fcaat (4 P jp In ftouth rrm) Davis at Granito 4 P m In Granito gym) DISTRICT ft (JORDAN) Friday ftaturdav Schedule Utah vs Hah Assies at Salt Lake RmlUi ci) May Help Cubs’ Cause Toorla at Jordan Bingham at Murray Cyprus at GrsnUviUo UNRIPS T't ua-lo- elhorwit indiialed ) DI8TRICT 1 (CACHE) Frnalon at Logan South torho at North Corhe DISTRICT (RICH) So tamo achedukd DISTRICT 9 (OGDEV) Ogden at Brigham City Bear River at Wrhvr DISTRICT STARTING (or Friday ft Throughout State By North Sanpete at Ephraim Moroni at Wasatch academy Mantl at Gunnison DISTRICT 1ft (SFVIER) Panpulteh at Hralant (Irt Seville at Marrsvalo Richfield at Bit knell Monroe at Satina PIATKKT H (NORTHERN) Duchesne at f arbon Roovevelt at crnaJ Duchesne at arhon (Saturday) Roosevelt at Vernal (Saturday) DISTRUT If (HOTjTIIF BN) Monticcllo at Moan DISTRICT PIIIL McLEESE Unless South wins from East Friday the Cuba will practically be eliminated from the race for second place in the Salt Lake district and a berth in the state tournament The game between the two prrp fives which will be held in the (SANPETE) gym at 4 is one of confeature South IS (CENTRAL) p Castle Dale at Ferron Huntington at Greenriver DISTRICT 14 (MILLARD) Beaver at Mlnersvilte Millord at Tillmere Hinckley at Delta DISTRICT t (DIXIE) B A C at Tnterprise Parowan at Orderviile Parowan at Kanab (Saturday) Hurricane at H A C (Saturday) m the tests the listed among thirty-fou- r for the week-en- One other game will be played in the Salt Lake disThe Grantrict deite Farmers fending district titleholders and recongarded as one of the strongest hontenders for state championship ors entertains Davis in the Farmer gym The starting time is 4 East Favored The Leopards have been picked to triumph over their smaller opponents but Coach Paddy Davis at South has been working his youngsters hard and they may come through Captain Wendell Jones probably will start at center Russell and Lambourne at forwards and Parker and Clays at Four Champs Test Ability Cougar Mat At Handball Men Hope to Retain Title Ira has drilled all week along with Dean Detton and has aurcessfully ued the airplane a number of times The local tussler believes it is his only hope of decisively defeating his opponent and will attempt to lure Forsgren Into the proper position for the hoist Jimmy Tassos popular local Greek welterweight confidently expects to even the score with Ralph Morley airplane m the slammer when they clash in a best match Tassos has many game backers in Salt Lfike many of whom Forsgien a rath er quiet sort of fel believe Tassos will outlast the Tooele low when asked athlete over the longer route Both favorite what his boys demonstrated last week that hold was replied they know plenty about wrestling and had "Ihave gieat they should give the fans some real success with the entertainment Friday night' spin in airplane Dean Detton and Clarence Smith Canada and a- - few for their special event and are American cities but 1 did not attempt bothprimed are confident of victory It will to use it against Dern last Friday be- be a opportunity for Smith to cause at least six wrestlers in the breakgolden into the leading light heavynoithwest warned me against using ranks if he can whip the it or draping myself around Dern's weight Detton classy shoulders Ira tried to use the hold Bill Longson claims he has a counagainst me last Friday but as long ter hold and a counter punch for anyas there are ropes he ts not going to thing nnd everything Jimmie Lindsey catch me asleep” cares to use against him when they first special attraction on Forsgren also said he intended eaeWe'sch ing caution to the winds and bore in the card Lindsey has slammed his after Ira early in the match and at way fists included to several wins least get a draw with the local man hereabouts and expects to add Long-soPaul Bowser Boston promoter is to his string of victims Lindsey watching Forsgien and much depends Is smarting under a knockout blow as to future matches for Foisgren handed him by Detton last week and upon the showing he makes here Fri- intends to make Longson suffer for day night the "wrongs" of Detton Jack Forsgren Canadian heavyweight grappler is a specialist m air plane spins and body slams and Friday night at Mcarena Cullough’s he expects to dem onstrate his ability at using Dern's pet hold and against one of the most ‘ ithe n pm triumph pionship to the Aggies mean revenge for defeats at the hands of the traditional foe suffered at Logan last month and a chance to tie up the Utah Montana division Four champions of previous years among four teams are among the 23 players who have Final Rehearsals Both teams polished off their of filed entry In the annual state sinfensives and tuned up upon court tac- gles handball tournament scheduled tics Thutsday afternoon at their re- to begin February 29 at the Deseret Provo Team in Good Conspective hoop camps guards Coach Pick Romney of the chal- gymnasium However Paul Leavitt who has The entry list will close Februn dition Division lenging Farmers rests his victory been playing “M” men ball all seahopes upon two great guards Cap- 28 when the bracket expected to son recently joined the Cub squad tain Warren Allsop and George number 64 players at least will be Meet at Logan and may see some action in case East Young and a trio of flossy scorers drawn runs away with the encounter LeavEvert Campbell center Carl Bellis-toBesides Gaston Chappuis who deitt is a tall youngster a good passer and Virgil Cropley forwards fends the title Renny Clawson winPROVO-Co- ach Aubert Cote's and exceptional at tip ins In case Handicapped moie or less through- ner of nine championships since 1915 Paul is used Jones will be shifted out the season by illness to Captain Ray Sorenson victor in the 1930 meet Brigham Young university wrestles who last week gained the state mat to forward with RussclL Grant EvAllsop and by an injury to Belliston and Harold Dent a four-tim- e chamwhen the defeated ans forward has a sprained ankle championship they sevof out which kept the two stars pion are the former rulers of the sport of Utah mat adepts are Granite should win from the Darts eral games the Aggies are now in who have signed to compete in the University hard at work and in excellent condiin spite of the improvement which peak condition coming tournament tion for tha defense of the western the latter club has made In the past They are physically fit their Although not a spectacular player division Rocky mountain wrestling two weeks The Darts have never beex be can and morale is good they Chappuis is consistent His recent championship won last 'year when fore played on the Farmer court basketball to uncork beat their peeled victory in the singles handicap tour- they meet other teams of the division which Is regarded by many coaches of the year nament was achieved largely by his In the conference tourney at Logan The lineups Of the as a handicap The Utes enter Friday's fray fa- steadiness a steadiness which has won clubs will be the same bs they two Monday sensational to continue their vored him the epithet of "a tournament All of the local grapplers In pracwere last week pennant drive which has resulted in player” tice have shown steady improvement Race May Narrow last six of five their their winning Clawson undoubtedly is the most and he lx confident that his men will close race in Cache probably The games The Redskins raced through formidable rival for Chappuis’ chama account of themselves in good two victories over the Aggies at Lo- pionship The veteran who had ruled give will narrow down to two clubs after the division meet gan with 13 joints to spare per game courts of the state so long admittedTen Cougars will be taken on the Friday’s contests in which Preston A second glance however tends ly Is not playing the caliber of handto Logan Coach Cote announced Si Named for to even up the chances plays gt Logan and South Cache at ball that his more youthful days pro- hip Flayers which will give him a man in each Ti ue the Utes dispelled any doubt duced but he still is capable of sucCache Logan is leading and North two additional matmen and Tlircc-Day to weight to Coast Murray as to their superiority over the Ag cessful combat with top ranking play- The Trip Cache and Preston are tied for will South be made cars by trip private gles at Logan several weeks ago but ers of the state second one game behind No game with the squad leaving this city MonGames Return Seek rethe Farmers were sans the service to Sorenson's Ray campaign at 9 a m The men to compete will be played in Rich In Ogden of Captain Allsop and it is natural to turn to the throne he won in the 1930 day will be selected by Cote Friday afBear River travels to Weber and Ogthink that without their leader a cer- tournament will be watched with in- ternoon den to Brigham City Ogden and Six University of Utah polo playWasatch Mountain club I planning Weber tied tain stability was missing terest After his 1930 victory Sorenfor first place should win ers accompanied by Captain Clar- a three-da- y ski excursion to Brigh- the-- e Previous to the double defeat at son seemed to lose consistency but games ence F Murray coach will leave Fri- ton February 20 21 and 22 it was the hands of the Utes the Farmers this season he has revealed better without the services of Murray clicked speedily enough to split a handball play than at any other time day at 8 45 a m for Palo Alto Cal revealed Thursday by officers of the Erekson star forward who has the two game series with the Cougars since his title victory where they w ill engage Stanford uni- organisation probably will run into plenty The party will leave Salt Lake for "flu” on the latter floor at Provo The LoHarold Dent still a heady player versity’s riders in a two game series of difficulty when it tangles with Park City Saturday at 230 p m The Bingham Saturaay and Monday gan quint acquitted itself against will make the competition keen 'in in the Jordan district The The following men were named for trip to Brighton will start through Smelterltes the Cougars with the same degiee of early rounds but he Is not likely to defending state titleholdthe trip Thursday eveningthe Silver King Coalition mine A success as enjoyed by the Utes regain the form necessary to elevate not lost a game Tooele ers have Winston Shipp No 1 Bill McCas-kel- l And so the inner look reveals the Mm to the height he reached in 1922 trip along Pioneer ridge will goes to Jordanyetand Cyprus to Grants 3 No of 2 head Ellis to the No Rudolph bring the party Aggies (at full strength) almost as his last year as champion Dick Johnson intermountain speed Larson NoRalph 4 Anderson No 1 Thaynes canyon at Shadow lake vilie in two other Interesting enThe Several other playeis will command skate formidable as the Utes counters Heber should win from has challenged Bob- Mont McOmie Gage champion 1 No advanFrom Scott’s pas It will proceed over North Summit interest in the tournament Wally by Mcl ean world s have the psychological in the feature of the professional will named four Into The first Saddle p runner-uthe for the singles players Brighton tage of playing befoie the home fans Winkler to an exhibition start the summit district tltleholder speed Sanford with the skiers the will afternoon games Alan Monday Coach Vadal Peterson put his Ute handicap championship match lebruary 27 in Chicago In Nephi will clinch first place in Murray said Both Ander- return home by way of Big Cotton- Nebo who with Clawson was runncharges over the hurdles for the final if it triumphs over Sprmgville the Chicago Dally quartet with conjunction as return cars McOmie will son wood and where probably spares er-up Deseret recent canyon in doubles handicap News’ Ice events on that date the practice of the year at the was will see considerable action although the it Pleasant Grove Alpine leader can to Salt Lake party tournament Herb Ray Eldiedge and gymnasium Thmsday and they apannounced Thursday will depend on whether the All skiers are invited to make the also make certain of a tournament peared in A t condition and keyed Hills are some of the younger stars The announcement was made by this liberalized under are Warm clothing 30 feet of rope berth if it defeats Lincoln played games are who melee threats title for the important Friday night Bert Margetts chairman of the A A substitution rules The polo code per- trip Moroni and Wasatch academy will and registration at 31$ one meal into Others who date have The Utes will be represented by signed U who led attempts to raise funds mit replacement ac- stage the outstanding contest in Sana of are Main street South only C forA clude requisites Kccles player Hancock at Cox and Stan Smith Farley to send Dick back as an amateur in pete The two with Manti are tied wards Captain Sherm Clark at cen- Merrill Smith M S Hardy S D Bur- order that he might compete with the when he ia injured too severely to cording to the club officials for first place Manti travels to Gun-- i ter Grant Bennion and Dick Lund ton Acel Richardson Lutzen Buma Olympic stars All such attempts continue playof six men is all experi- pear at Palo Alto during February nlson Richfield and Bicknell tied J C T Steward John Longden Mil- hava been’unsuecessful and Dick has The roster at guards enced for in place of Arizona university which for first place in Sevier tangle on the performedhaving capably ton Lee Backman Herbert Wright of going back as a professional the Utes Vies at Top The winner will beduring thair last season had tentative games scheduled The latter’s floor Vere B McGhle D R Fair- hopes Bluke The Utes will ba without the ser- banks Eccles and Hancock won the That Dirk has a good chance of de when they waged successful combat latter school canceled its contests and come the decided favorite in the title (eating the tIUeholder there is little with such teams as Colorado Aggies Stanford immediately invited Utah race vice of Taft Watts frosh sensational recent handicap doubles meet doubt because his times this season Fort Douglas and Fort Warren Roosevelt vi Vernal forward who has not fully recovered to appear hava been consistently close to those the players have had litto negofrom 8 flu atlas k ten days ago Watts’ Vernal in Northein will get a seAlthough Murray planned Captain made by McLean A w Ire la expected tle e berth can be ably taken care of by opportunity for thorough prac- tiate with Stanford officials for a vere test when it tangles in a from McLean within the next few tice they have been conditioning return series here during the apthe veteran Cox a crack shot and series with Roosevelt at Vernal days themselves ever since the first nego- proaching season a fast floor man but the Utes will Tw California Friday and Saturday Monticello plays tiations opened for the Stanford set school has indicated a willingness for at Moab in Southern and Castle Dale be short of reserve forwards with BISSONETTE COMES IN late last fall Two games with the the contests Watte under the weather at I'erron and Huntington at Green-rive- r NEW YORK Feb 18 (JV-D- el coast outfit originally were scheduled in Central The Utes are virtually assured of For reserves the Utes may use veteran flist baseman who during the Christmas holidays but the usunl four game home and home Kean Wes'phsl Les Saunders and which has Hinckley was reported dissatisfied with the were canceled because of Inclement play with Colorado Aggies and there clinched the Millard titlepractically Ivan Miner forwards: Paul Calhs goes to contract sent him has finally weather at Palo Alto first is in addition the possibility that Delta A victorv for the Hayseeds and Jack Johnson centers A Ido terms baseth Biooklyn At the time of the cancellation the Colorado university and Utah Aggies will give them the title accepted Rich ins and Walter Bolle guards ball club announced todav way was left open for the Utes to ap-- will taka up the sport The Aggies have available Wayne Orderviile will make a title bid in Huffaker and Elwood Drysdale for- Olson's Orocrr clinched the championDixie district Friday when it entertains Parowan the league leader wards Guy Christensen center: Rudy ship ot tha Junior division Utah State Am Van Kampen and Rulon Harris tear basketball leasua Wednasdar evening is in third place at present In the Port pouelee gymnasium when It St George second place holder is gum ds Be Moor live SI 19 the dictated The Farmers ten strong embark idle the entire wlnniu club played excepball Russell Ellsworth In spite ot Friday morning for Salt Lake to take tional to lomtcd an bis llrnrer hoop (he Injury a five or six hour rest before faring almost as well as hi ( The latter made IS point and the Utes in the title bearing clash Frimale 10 The two inardi t nshln day night and held the Le MoUy forwards Hamer Warner of Salt Lake and to twoRuundy lient soals The Inane made only r Offit lal Judge of th two-daold and confident itrode to the‘the United States western amateur C A Watts of Murray popular offi- six field soals as compared with IS lor s Oroi fry ter sports carnival Sunday and Mon top of the Ecker hill runway Jan- ski championships in four classes cials will handle the series W riwht and mlfuat at fuards were slip t the outstanding pci former fur the loser day at Ecker hill aie ptoptued to uary 1 1931 and produced a Class C (between 15 and 18 years) The si me Tailored to Your Measure PERKINS THYON I EAD measure a n wr—— —— Zge ride and class D (under 15 years) will DK MOL ST OLBON 8 OROO CORAL GARLFS Fla Feb 18 (A) to world’s Nelsen's rec Engen’s commence challenge the amateur program at record ti9 r p OTPP m dr 3 0 10 Moore rf F'lsworth rf when Nelson Nell’ ognized lupremaiy took on added 12 noon Monday Class A (over 18 —Overwhelming their opponents by Coulain 7 I t IS Lewis If if of Reveistoke weight when lust month the Sait who have won first second or third par shattering golf T Philip Perkins 4 0 8 8 Kershaw e ien W B C and Alt En Laker a former Norwegian pushed prize in a United States western amaBritish amateur golfing ace and How- Rmirtly rt I1)813 Phlfest right r I Is 0 Meuctte If out 257 feet at Big Pines ard Tryon Detroit defeated A P gan Utah Ski club teur meet or high places in a meet of Fletcher If Now Nelsen come seeking to crack Jumper set Hansen lawton Providence R I and II B corresponding importance) and class flenchey 8 his honor tie their interna B (over 18 years including those not Money Wilmington Del 11 and 9 0 0 In'll Fine Worsted New Bpring in a scheduled o a tional ski suprem Dobbs If play in the It' the ski battle of the century qualified as mentioned in class A) new lnternatlnm'l amateur four-ba- il acv 2 at activities m cast The will for begin jumping Tot alt supporting 18 0 1911 p Sunday’ 8 19 7 10 Total Fabrics mate hes here today E ngen estab luni rafxrexi Kram umpire Monday professional jump includes Svere Us bed a new Salt lairs Haugen Tahoe E D Secretory Nordquht of the woi id’s record thi Hntvord Hvatstad Big Pine Sigurd Ski club sponsoring the tournawinter by leaping Ulland Mt Shasta Cal Ted Rex Utah 257 feet at Big Detroit and Steffan Trogstad Minne ment is awaiting word hourly from t Pines Cal last upolis leading Coloradoans who plan to para flight month HvaUtad who defeated Alt Fngen ticipate John Steele of Estes Park Buy a suit made in a Salt that exceeded hr at Denver Colo last Sunday looms Colo Is reported to be en route from as a dark horse 1 nthe approaching Lake Placid N Y where he repreLake City Factory previous matk of 247 feet marie at Ecker test and It would not be surprising sented the United States in the OlymYear’ day 1931 to gee Dynamite as he is known to pic games and he brings with hint But even the marvelous 257 foot the ski world move In ahead of the several talented sklmen Original Nels Nelsen the Reveistoke pro flight is expected to go into th dis two favorites card when Nelson and Kngen and to be will confined the afternoon at 4 45 pro- arrives Friday Sunday their suppoitlng card of six other fessional meet and the 12 mile cross o’ lock mount race national sklmen the The Katie takeoff Magma at Ecker hill was featuring leading country giant of Salisbury Conn national mai 31 Main Street moved 25 feet further up the hill giant runway in Pai ley’s canyon Neken flushed his name at loss the thon champion The ski Jnirnt begins Thursday nnd the slide will permit Richards Street 24 ’ at It) o'cloik while the ptofeMinnai Jumps of 300 feet world's ski front in 1923 with a infoimfiion regarding the ski meet VVe flight of 240 feet at Revel Jumping opens at 1 3(1 o'clock give 8 St H Green Stamps ALL SIZES— ALL COLORS ALL PRICES On Monday leading amateur rldcis may be obtained by calling ski head vtoke B C That jump placed NcKen at tha ski pinnacle until Lngcn 21 from Colorado and Utah will vie for! quarters New bouse hotel The Fighting Forsgren Promises To Put Dern Away for In n P0L0ISTS LEAVE Crimson Ridqrs FOR Oppose TONIGHT'S RE-MAT- CH COAST Stanford Wasatcli Club Plans Ski Excursion Johnson Se6ks Meet With Pro Skate Champion Red-me- - six-mi- le n Mc-Co- JACK FORSGREN - Olson’s Grocery Canadian Heavyweight Champ VS IRA DERN two-gam- If you saw last week’s match you will agree with Jack— that all he needed was a little of the dope on Ira’s repertoire of tricks And now he’s got that! Captures State Junior Bunting Worlds Ski Jump Record in Peril Sunday at Ecker Slide d y win-nea- n t h And Another You Won’t Want to Miss— Re-Matc- RALPH MORLEY MEN vs TASSOS Their last week’s bout was worth the price of the show Don’t miss seeing these boys in their I "11 SUITS DEAN DETTON n le CLARENCE vs Bill Longson vs En-ge- n SMITH Jim Lindsey McSDeZotGETO ARENA $2175 to $3975 Sir&eis Utah Woolen Mills - TOMMY Reservations at The Mint 18 East Second South Street Wasatch 7417 Wasatch 5695 Prices— $2 Ringside $150 Reserved $1 Mezzanine 75 General Admission— Ladies Half Price 25 Boys ba iiuiiiiXdi(i |