Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 25 1932 21 AGGIES COUGARS PREPARED FOR SEASON’S SUPREME EFFORT 4- - 4 4 4 4 4 4 Sensational Shooting' Features Second Round in A A U Entire RMC Turns Eyes Benefit Card Favored Win at Toward Series Both Teams Conclude Intensive Workouts for Contests Logan Arranged by Fast Tilts TWO DOLLARS Parson Coach Upsets Few PAYS $171720 ON ‘DOUBLE’ Prepared for the supreme effort of their schedules Brgham Young university and Utah State Agricultural college Wednesday concluded i n t e workouts for tw basketball senes at Logan Friday and Saturday nights The entire Rocky conferMountain ence will watch tensely when the their two powerful teams of the Bee- hive state lake the floor Friday and Saturday nights of the Regardless scores the games will determine m one sense or another the western C ( I i iu ri di- vision champion to oppose Wyomin ing’s fowerful eastern slope rulers the conference title series at Laramie March 3 4 and 5 of the By winning only one game two the Aggies will devastate the the only chance B Y U has to grasp div isional pennant this season On the other hand the Cougars by taking two straight games will scramble into a tie with Utah university for for the place and a one game playoff title will become necessary Suspense Reigns These two possibilties have created suspense that is felt in both divisions of the conference Ready with Wyomeastern diing as the challenger the vision fretfully awaits determination s of the opponent for the powerful Kept on edge week after week with a hectic race to date western division fans are impatient to know the fate of the Cougars and the cham pions Both the Aggies and the Cougars were sent through their final scrimmages for the Logan contests Wednesday afternoon They will confine their practice Thursday to brief shooting and passing drills then will retire to await the start of the vital series Coach Dick Romney announced a anstarting lineup that he will never basnounce for another Utah Aggie ketball series Included in the five who will start were George Young guard and Carl BelUston forward who will be closing their careers as college basketball players Young has been a regular guard for three seasons while Belliston a pow- erful reserve three years ago played regular center last season and returned to his natural forward post this year when Everett Campbell returned to school Campbell Virgil Cropley lustling forward and Captain Warren Sonny Allsop will be the other Aggie start- Cow-bov- i Coach Ott Romney would only in dicate his lineup Wednesday after practice but it appeared virtually certain that there would be one change Joe Johnson seems to have replaced Floyd Gam as starting forward opposite the brilliant Cougar captain Elwood IJomney Guard Shift Looms The other possible shift loomed In the guard line where Malcolm Le Sueur regular was battling to receive the call over Jay Whitman former Lehi star whose play during recent workouts has thrust him into the limelight The two certainties appeared to be Bvron Nelson husky center and Lou Johnson a guard of considerable de fensive and offensive ability The Cougar chief drilled his charges chiefly on fast passing and shooting Wednesday evening The Cougar chief named the following U players to go to Logan Romney Joe Johnson Gam Burl Robison and Floyd Mlllett forwards Nelson and James Hunter centers Le Sueur Lou Johnson Whitman Ferd Evans guards The B Y U party will leave by m Jack Dempsey Becomes Colonel Addresses Kentucky Legislators alde-de-ra- Bryant Patterson Gives Out Soldiers Gemniell Poca-tellList of Wrestling A C Snow Weber Boxing Bouts Sugarhouse Victors SEW ORLEANS La Feb 21 (UP) — Two dollars wagered on Dr Rogers and Twisted Threads to win the first and second races at the fairgrounds here today brought a return of 171720 to the lone bet tor naming the combination Eclipsing the mark of $144540 set at Jefferson Park on December 7 of last year today’s payoff sets a new high record for the dally double form of betting A list bf the boxing and wrestling Wednesday's Results matches to be held between Salt Lake (Senior Division! Malad Blue Infantry M and Ogden amateurs for the unem- Jay a 2D A C 3ft Nlrmha PI 3ft Poratello ployment benefit carnival Saturday Snow cottere 42 Miller Floral HI Weber college 40 I h Mine HI night in the Westminster gym was an- Hucarhouse Merchant 4b Highland Boy nounced Wednesday by Bryan Pat- A C 33 Gemmell elub 43 D A R G W HA Seventeen terson Parson coach ( Junl tr Dlvlaion) matches featuring eight intermoun-taiHA kogan Texaco5S 32 amateur champions and runners-u- CapotUlana a Pocatello Business College Henager Boosters 21 are on the program 40 Golden Eagles 34 Malad Eagles In the boxing curtain raiser V Thursday's Schedule Spaikman Ogden 108 pounder meets (Senior DhKton) S Talbot Westminster Bob Perry ft F m —Pocatello A t va Sugarhouse amateur champion boxes Merchants irty-eighth infantry vs GemLewis Adams runner up last season 7pm Frank Herbert clever Westminster mell pclubn —Weber college vs Snow college CIRseiers vs Globe Mills lightweight star from Richfield also 9 p m— Ogden (Junior Division) a runner up meets Tafaga of Weber 8 e p m— Highland Park A C vs Wyo gymnasium C — no vs Earles Malad 4 p apllollans Joe Kuchs Parson welter opposes —Utah Power vs Jordan Ramblers 1ft p m— Coop Markets vs Utah Woolen Jay Peterson of Ogden Ralph Budd 6pm Be Smoker’ Held to ‘Pipe local middleweight pushes leather Mills Ionnane W’alt Wood husky batP M with (Special to The Tribune) Thursday at tler of the local Purps will oppose OGDEN — Sensational shooting Tarran in Elks Gubhou se Ogden light heavyweight of the victorious clubs feathe part Jimmie Ing intermountain champ A “pipe smoker" a unique event from Weber college will do battle tured the second round of play here E Slater Ogden in the history of the Salt Lake County with H Thomas Wednesday in the Fish and Game association will be bantam mixes with Sherm Alman annual basketball South star is high tournament of the staged by that organization m the Bruce Arnold B Weber of Eccles the Elks club Thursday lntermounlain A beginning at lined up with 7 30 p m A U gym sched bouts are Seven wrestling The organization has held manj Only two of the uled Thatcher P types of meetings and entertainments piomising young quintets winning WestDon Price but never according to its officials Ogden boy opposes failed to make of Westmin Keuseff Wilson has it staged a pipe smoker minster more than 40 The meeting will be featured by ster gym grapples with Murdock of points The meets F Becxer Parson contests for pipe smokers according Ogden J in the juto Charles N Fehr contact head of Reed of Weber and Bob Spaulding nior division trithe organization’s entertainment com tussles with Paul Chez Barrett Orumphed over Lomittee who is planning the affair ton undefeated local scholastic gan Texaco 38 32 There will be prizes for the longest and in the senior champion from South high division Pocatello pipe the oldest pipe the strongest will endeavor to throw Saunders of will South Weber the so on A C downed Sig the smallest and high gym pipe pipe another outstanding mat artist in The game officials urge that all ma Pi 38 30 Hen those attending the affair wear old Flowers who will encounter George ager’s Business coi- Zane of Ogden clothes lege of Salt Lake registered the larg In addition to the pipe smokers’ conPractically every one of the long est number of points defeating Pocatests there will be a number of mu- list of matches has the appearance of tello Boosters 52 21 in the junior sical numbers and several speakers a headliner for all the boys entered division whose talks will be in a light vein are looking forward to the lntermoun-taiUpsets Few championships next month and Among the musical entertainers few upsets during the were There will be a double quartet from the East have been working out in a serious day although several of the favorites of the lads some time for of Miss school under Many direction way high had difficult times winning their Lyle Bradford An orchestra and sev- are hoping to gam sufficient polish games eral solo musicians will offer num- to be sent to the national champion Gemmell club champion of the bers also ships in April while a few are not for- Utah State amateur league was al Chairman George Hofmann of the getting that this is the year of the most defeated by D & R G W but entertainment committee will furnish Olvmpic tryouts and finals Tommv Porter’s club finally won national amateur 43 Bob Heckler surprise number Just what it will 38 The brilliant work of Toone be no one seems to know but officials champion in 1930 has been Invited to Railroad forward who made 26 assure the members of their organ- box an exhibition In the meet points was the feature of this conization that it will be worth seeing test Thirty-eightInfantry from Fort Douglas second place winner in the state amateur loop had little dif ficulty m trimming the Malad Blue Jays 54 20 Both of these contests v ere entered in the senior division Pocatello A C Snow college Weand Sugarhouse Mer ber college chants came through with victories in the other games played in the senior and division IU for stake Grant the Wilford ward play Strong Clubs Meet M Men s championship Thursday it 9 ft m Bobby McLean national profes- in the Granite high school gvmnaai should What prove to be four exback Burton ward sional speed skating champion will The champion turned 37 to 19 aud cellent games have been scheduled division runner-u- p 12 be unable to accept the challenge of nortvrn 34 to ward Wells from won Wilford for Thursday The two state league r in the semifinals of the stake plavoff WedDick Johnson Intermountain Miller and Wilford finished teams will play at 7 p m in one of nesday night for a race at the Chicago dia- first southIn the the features of the dav The two and second respectively mond tournament February 27 It was ern division pliy at junior college entrants Weber and first round losers learned Wednesday by Bert Margetts 8 pThem two to determine third and fourth places Snow tangle at 8 p m Pocatello A C chairman of the intermountain A The scores will get a severe test when it battles BURTON MILLER A U the Sugarhouse Merchants of Salt GTFP O T FP A short tune ago the challenge was Shell rf 5 0 If Lake 4 7 5 South rf Ogden Chiselers and Globe 2 110 2 4 17 t5htte If issue to the national titleholder after Jackson If I 15 t 7 Hedlund c 0 4 2 2 Mills wind up the senior play at 9 c efforts locally to raise funds to send Mecham 0 0 0 L o 0 m I JLodersn rg p Irving rv lc 13 0 2 Dick back as an amateur failed Heeschl 110 2 inLakeHadlund Only three of the four scheduled If 0 According to a letter received from e "i games were played in the junior di non the managers of the Chicago meet J Anderson is 1 1 0 3 vision one being postponed because McLean was unable to accept the 7 li 1 19 the round was late in getting started Total 15 14 7 311 Total challenge because it was issued too The Capitolians defending titlehold late and all plans for the affair had WELLo T P P ers- nose(l °ut Logan Texaco 36 32 WILF°gtfp been laid 1 1 o 2land A Henager’s Business college looked Brmwell rt 2 2 2 Poulson rf " 3Uo'o wKUon2“": o 3 t J impressive in Its win over the Poca automobile at 9 30 a m Friday Dr 3 13" tello Boosters R Brinarll Is 1 I 3 9 VUlmorf r Parley E Christensen chairman of Andyrson 12 13 Four lumor games will also be Ig 12 17 Drury lg 0 0 0 0 If 2 Miles the athletic council Trainer Ronald Hansen rf 0 13 played Thursday u hen practically all 0 0 0 0 If Murphy and Dixon will Fred Manager Dyches of the strong entrants will get into 12 4 4 the 9 34i 11 Totals 13 squad accompany 8 Totals I action The scores Thlrty-elrht- County Game Body Plans Unique Event FRANKFORT Ky Frb 24 (I'PI— Jack Dempsey former world' heavyweight champion fighter today became Colonel Jack on the personal staff of Governor Ruby Dempsey an Laffoon of Kentucky Governor Laffoon commissioned Dempsey a Kentucky colonel Just after the fighter addressed the general assembly Dempsey is the first prize fighter ever so honored It was the third time In Dempsey's colorful history that he had stood before a state legislative body and addressed the legislators Several years ago he accepted an Invitation to speak to the Wisconsin senate and before that he spoke by invitation to the MichiAs In his previous similar experiences the Utah gan assembly mauler appeared perfectly at ease as he spoke today to the h d -Th- X Coke-vlll- 7:30 4 Tourney Lamont Ties State Mark As Granite Defeats East meet Coombs Granite Granite Fanners Assure Selves of was second and Sanders East was third After equaling his back stroke recat Least Tie for City East ord Lamont eased through tha free style race in 1 minute 6 r seconds and Williams East high a finished tie for in first place HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING Won Lost Pet with the Granite shark Kurumada 883 Granite 4 800 Granite was third I West 3 400 3 South West and South meet Thursday at 6 000 0 Eal 4 p m in the Deseret gymnasium in a contest that ends the dual swimWednesday'! Result statesmen Granite 49 East 26 ming schedule The state meet schedDempsey left tonight for Chicago uled at the gymnasium March 5 conThursday's Schedule South vi West at Deseret gymnasium cludes the season — Summary' Gran sensational Lamont Kenneth 1 7 Or nil (Urry Hrnt Is Lorrt- J J Jorsni-jPibhbuin tied his own state scherj won East (Carlston Dairies te swimmer high 18 12 6 42 17 13 3 37 Totals 33 san Totals Time Score Gran 00 j ard back stroke record as he and ite 6 East 4 Watson referee Barney umpire 100 yard breaststroke Ramsey East ms mates submerged East high 49 to Coombs Bander? Granite East Time (JUNIORS) 26 in their final dual swimming meet 14 4 5 11 East 10 Score Oranlte MANAGERS P O BOOSTERS at’ the Deseret gymnasium WednesGranite freestyle— Kurumada GTFPl GTFP East Time Jorgensen Granite William 9 2 119 Reynolds rf 2 2 3 6 Parry rf 22 EPHRAIM— The Gunnison high school tri- day afternoon Score 19 East 11 Granite 4 0 0 8 Peterson Cole If 2 0 13 the victory fifth of the season for freestyle— Urry Granite 3 3 17 Carlisle c If 2 4 0 4 umphed over Ephraim here Turpin Granite Judd East Tim 3 42 Burke c 1 4 3! y evening In a regular Sanpete district Granite assured it a tie for first place 60 0 12 luck rg 27 East 12 8core Oranlte score The 0 0 0 0 Long Is at the half TOO 2'contest Mulkcy c in the race for the city championship backitroke— Lamont Oranlte: 1 2 2 4 for the victors Brnghbrst rg 0 0 0 0 Ogee lg If West defeats South Thursday in Sharp Last Jones Granite Time 1 07 1 0 0 21 flhober rg The score 3L East 15 GUNNISON 2 0 0 4 EPHRAIM Denlro lg dual meet both Granite and 8core Granite their — freestyle Ljnont Granite and GTFP GTFP 1 0 0 2 Mortensen rf 0 0 0 0 West will have records of five victo- Williams Eavt tied for first and second 35 4 3 52! Totals rf 8 15 5 21 Barton Totals Kurumada Orantte third Time 1 06 Chrlstenaen rf 2 3 4 Rasmussen It 3 0 0 6 ries and only one defeat Referee Oswald umpire Howard Granite 3fl East 19 9 3 0 6 back Score Arnibtrong c 1 1 0 2 Pritchett c the stroked Lamont 4 Dives— 4 Praft 70 Oranlte 2 Aamodt 0 0 0 0 Munk rg Peterson rg 13 LOGAN TEXACO CAPITOLIANS East 67 3 Score: Johnson lg 0 9 3 3iMichaelson lg 1 3 5 stroke route in 1 minute 7 2 5 seconds Granite 4662 2 VranUan 20 GTFPl Granite S 3 0 6 East GTFP 3 3 15 Beck rf c Jensen in made he to equal the state record 1 3 2 4 Johnston Geff rf rf st medley 0 0 0 0 1) Nielsen rg 0 0 0 Olsen If (Sharp Bennlon If 8 8 13 Erekson If an eatlier dual meet at Granite He Ramsey Carlston) won Granite (Stoker 0 3 3 3 F Nielsen r? 0 3 3 Retd rg 1! Wood Kowallis o 2 03 rf Coombs Time Score 0 0 0 031 0 0 0 0 Hentae) If 0 narrow Rasmussen Christiansnlg Gil Sharp Granite 49 East 26 a led margin by Hull rg I 6 2 4 Punk If 0 0 0 0 Js1o0uUre‘’ U3 10 6 Corbett c East high ace who finished second Ryan lg Skidmore rt 0 1 1 Harker c 0 0 0 0 11 17 7 29 by a comfortable 6 17 9 191 COLLEGE BA8KETBALL Total Total margin over Jones Johnston II 13 13 Woodland lg 14 2 4 Gledhlll umpire O I Bsl r(er Oklahoma Aggies 33 Oklahoma 31 Granite jHimmons rg 0 0 0 0 Creighton university 30 Army 32 0 0 0 0 Forsberg rg Lewis Ramsey East high account Hokinnon U Cernegie Tech 10 Princeton 16 " 0 0 8 Burnett c ed for the other outstanding indi Colgate 26 Lafayette 21 12 24 8 321 Totals 17 14 J9 South Tals J 0 0 4 Smith r Svrecu&t 43 Massachusetts Arties in referee Hodgson meet he vidual Woolley won the when time Jonei rs umpire 5 Hiher 110 Harvard 32 Brown 19 4 J 1 10 Woodard Thoms It the 100 yard breast stroke race in Pennsylvania 33 Dartmouth 33 MALAD EAGI FS 1 0 0 2 OOLDEN EAOLFS Skinner c 3 0 0 c Mvmlc Texas 36 Rice 19 14 5 4 il one slower second than the OTFPl OTFP 27 Omaha Chadron Neb 3 10 4 Johnson rf 7 0 0 14ICo rf 19 4 2 401 Totl Total is 9 2 Mistate record he established in the first Teachers 39university 100-jar- d Title pad-dle- 51 Gunnison Takes Ephraim Baltic Vrani-tso- 1 1 Oun-ders- 8 1 d 6 I 1 100-yar- 1 d relay-Ea- 1 - 1 1 s eji-te- r h McLean Unable to Miller Grant Play For Grant Stake Accept Challenge Of Dick Johnson Basketball Title title-holde- vl 1 1 ft 1 1 j 2" 1 nr K A (SENIORS GEMMELl O T ra Lancaster rf Oaythwte If Kendel If 0 0 0 Toone ft Gilbert rg Haslam If 6 0 0 12 e rf 8 ft Marsh If 117 Hi mnn c ft 2 If c landing McCann D FJ 4 0 0 0 0 0 rt 0 0 0 0 Moore DahNtrorn rg 1 0 lg 0 Fullmer Ig S Rmlth Totals 19 Refere® 2 3 8 3 1 1 1 I Obern Olsen 1c 0 0 0 0 lg 43' IS Totals umpire Hodgfteo 8 5 Wooley 28 12 8 The scores WEBER GO! 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