Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY tpard 0 Defeat Panther Rivals WASPS TRIP BUFFS BOW Utah Sportsmen Elect PROVO HIGH Tigers Snare Top Post In District Race With TROJANS IN TOCOWBOY New Leaders Saturday ANDFORKER 38-1TILT CAGE TEAM LOOPLEAD FIVES WIN 0 Win Over Logan the EAST FIVES TAKE CITY 1 45-3- 9 The disgruntled duck hunter the fisherman who wants more fish a longer season and fewer rivals deer shooter who desires either more or less stringent hunting laws and the fellow who believes everything is hunky-dor- y are expected to be in attendance tat the annual election meeting of the Utah State Sportsmen’s association Saturday at the chamber of commerce building Southern Utah leaders will meet with those of north-er- a and central partf of the state to discuss vital problems which should be of interest to all Reports from game wardens in several sections of the state will be filed at the gathering which will begin at 9:30 a m Last season Utah duck hunters operated undersq federal decree which abolished the stagger season and instituted a straight campaign Some of the sportsmen in Utah were in accord with this setup but others will be on hand Saturday to express their disapproval of this procedure The vital problem of determining the number of deer to be killed this year and formulating plans and systems of procedure for the removal of some from the overstocked ranges to those more fertile will be settled Outstanding fish add game leaders of the state along with civic and social leaders will give short talks on a variety of subjects dealing with wild life in Utah The public is extended a cordial invitation to attend the affair y program the annual election of Following the officers for the year will be conducted Walter Grossen-bac- h of Ogden is the present president of the state sportsmen’s association Recently several fish and game units have worked out details of an extensive educational campaign The state fish and game organization is falling in line with this procedure and the present year seems likely to go down in history as a banner one in the annals of fish and game activities in Utah u Hilltop Senior Outfit Ogden Records Fourth Consecutive Victory in North Summit Retains Tooele Humbled 30 to Fast Encounter South Cache Weber Wins by 27 to 26 20 Granite Murray Perfect Record by Take Battles Courtiers Preston Davis Victorious Other Overtime Downing Judge ' 0 S A B Teams T? 25 1335 ‘ Bulldogs Trip Lincoln 63-3- 5 as Cavemen Subdue Lehi The Tigers of Ogden are perched atop the standings in the Wasatch high of Heber disposed Grantsvllle exploded & bomb In Special to The Tribune district race (if Tigers can perch atop anything) follow- of one of its most formidable rivals PROVO— Playing one of their the Jordan district Friday to take ing a resounding 38 to 19 victory over the hitherto unddfeated Logan for Summit district honors Friday the Tooele five previously unde fastest games of the season the when the Wasps playing on their Grizzlies Friday evening South Cache advanced into a second-sp- ot brilliant Provo high five swamped home floor took the measure of feated Into camp by a decisive over 27 Bear River tie with Logan by scoring a 34 to triumph Lincoln high 63 to 35 while the Morgan by a 45 to 30 count Both 30 to 20 score The Granitians conPreston tripped Box Elder 30 to 29 and Weber thanks to a pair of teams were undefeated prior to the tinued their strong defensive play to 30-dAmerican Fork Cavemen downed te the Lehi crew 30 to 23 to remain topple Jordan 17 to 13 and Murray goals by Ahlberg and Wimmer nosed out a fighting contest North Summit also chalked up Its put over a decisive 33 to 16 victory deadlocked for top honors in the North Cache crew 25 to 23 third straight victory without a over Bingham These results placed Each team Alpine division league Adam Bengoeschea doughty field loss Judge Memorial of Salt Lake the Farmers and Smelterites in has a record of three wins and no LaMar Briggs stellar 2 losses City being the victim by a general tie with Tooele for the top position count Park City acored its first Davis spurted in the final period Pleasant Grove took a close game guard and the lanky Charley Norton at his pivot post were the outwin of the Jeague season by taking to win an exciting game from Cy' from the B Y high school 22 to 20 South Summit into camp 37 to 16 standing performers for the Tigers by staving off the visitors’ last half prus 27 to 23 Murdock and Huntington proved West Thursday The three South Bengoeschea tallied 13 points and rally in the other league encounter Cowboys Romp Away brilliant pair of forwards for teams were idle this week played a great floor and passing Trailing 16 to 10 at the half the on The their Cowboys playing con14 ’Y” cagers came back Wasatch scoring 16 and Norton consistently game points stronger but West Takes Lead Nelson led Morgan's favored opponents’ floor got away failed to overcome the Grovers’ lead trolled the tipoff and tanked four respectively West A took a 5 lead in the first field led to of Btart a at fast and the end The “Y" high team proved to be point makers with 11 goals to aid his team’s victory quarter due principally to the ex- drive and the sensational Briggs SAN FRANCISCO Jan 24 (UP) The Wasps gained a 12-- 5 lead at the first period 11 to 2 At the greatly improved with Wedge MerAnderstill out of in were half basket front ceptional they shpoting rill and Mangum in the lineup and held the high scoring Ed Izatt —Formation of a foot- the quarter but Morgan rallied 16 professional son right forward East came back scoreless 14 to They continued their stellar from the field In the sec- ball strongly to cut the margin to two Taylor adding reserve strength coast on Pacific the in second league the quarter and ond half and limited him to five strongly at half time Then the He shooting in the third period and These four men were transfers this points never Andiscussed undertaken at the half was leading 3 but long ran wild to run its margin with BcBride and Edde scoring year and did not become eligible points three from the foul line dur- in the face of passive resistance ber crew derson with two 9 push ing the progress of the game to in the third period 'thereby from all angles soon took a comuntil the start of the second semeso shots from the corner and Molinar-rmanding lead which they had little ter Cache flashing its most from collegiate strpngholds ap- sewing up the contest North with two long ones gave the C Clark led North Summit with trouble holding throughout the fiof the season held peared near tonight Gardner forward for the Porkers attack spirited ultimate losers a 8 lead as the the Equipped with an option on Kezar 12 points while Riley counted eight nal period was the outstanding player In the highly touted Warriors in check stadium from for five third quarter ended bids streaks of showed Sundays 12 Tpoele of good American Fork-Lelead with fracas scorJudge’s grand total of and gained a Phillips substitute right guard less than two minutes to play but eight prospective franchise holders Standsworth registered 18 count- work but faltered badly in the final ing a total of 13 counters the in wishes California sank a long Bhot from and best Mike half district Stlpac leading Park City Scores: Ahlberg sank the tying bucket a of numerous former western college ers for WASATCH MORGAN scorer was not able to register a just past the middle of the floor to shot from past the foul line and football stars who would like to GTFP OTFP West lead the a in give Murdock rf 8 0 0 181 Little rf 4 0 0 8 single field goal came back with a swishing third quarter With two minutes Wimmer 4 5 3 11 If 6 4 214INe!son If The Granite-Jorda- n game was toss from the side which spelled earn a little spaj-- change in their Huntlngn o Howe c 0 Reese 0 0 0 a real battle from the start to go the score was tied at towns O’Connor ener- Podd home Joe of play 1 0 Porter 0 0 doom rg the Richmond rg for entry and W Ingebretsen for East tipped 2 10 4 Both fives dished up some stellar lg Geary lg In getic sports mogul of the Knights Psyns was also Preston Giles impressive f 2 2 Littlefield u u u 2 6 rf v one in under the basket and a 5 0 0 0 defensive work In the first half' the REGION ONE Box El- of Columbus left tonight for Los Wllkinsn 1 0 0 0 OIBrtmlew-- 4 minute later dribbled in for a setup turning back the surprising Bethers c 0 0 0 OlStrombg lF'tr’f 1 1 score being 6 to 4 for Granite after Angeles for a conference Logan-Ogde- n District The in encounter a fast der 2 0 Remond quint g 10 Anderson came back with a setup O'Connor will confer with Joe 16 minutes of play five Each Ogden 38 Logan 19 and within 30 seconds to go John- Idaho boys presented a pair of Carr president of the National ProTotals 12 10 6 30 scored but one field goal in each 20 10 5 45) Total! Weber 25 North Cache 21 sparkling scorers in Winger center fessional Football league and his Score by quarters: son made a foul pitch Jordan Wasatch 12 18 45 of the first two periods Preston 36 Box Elder 29 and Smith right forward 14 link 30 will 5 to be the east and Morgan tried many long shots in this half Exceptionally Close South Cache 84 Bear River 27 South "C ache sharpshooters purpose referee Watts Woolley umpire but failed to connect The B game was also exception' drilled- - the hoop In consistent style the west with the bonds of profeS' Rich District Into Potent Toe- South Rich sional and financial understanding JUDGE MEMOR NORTH SUMMIT At the end of the third period Uncle Hyrum Turns Leg-Spl- it ally close all the way through The to nose out the Bear River young24 North Rich 17 GTFP OTFP ‘ RonStbkr rf 1 6 2 4 the champions had taken the lead ‘‘My idea” O’Connor said “Is to Riley rf score was tied at the end of the first sters in an exceptionally fast con3 4 If 4 2 0 8 the count Once 0 McGuire Bennett REGION hold TWO Throws 0 9 If Kunkel 9 a to northern California for Spriggs the organize pro being East led at the test The Spartak attack was led quarter at TPossellle 1 3 CClark e 8 0 0 12 Jordan District Carlisle Mackay a lanky 1 Francs rg 10 0 2 Burnham rg 0 0 half and at the third quar- by Carlson clever pivot man and league which would have Its own Hill e 2 2 0 4 newcomer at forward 0 0 0 01 Taylor lg Granite 17 Jordan 13 lg 7 ter position for With 30 seconds of the B Maughan elusive forward Jones local playoff The winner would Giacoma 01 D Clark rf 1 2 1 3 By J C D Grantsvllle 80 Tooele 20 of a southern Dunn If If 00 11 00 O' Sargent rf 0 0 0 0 the Farmers eluded his guard in regular playing time left Smith topped the Bear River point mak- play the top teamwhich e 0 0 0 01 Wheaton If 0 0 0 0 the final is no doubt that the spectators at the arena Friday night California league— There now exists Vaughn to field two Murray S3 Bingham 17 period register East right guard sank one from ers Best rg 0 0 If 0 0 0 0 0 Davis 27 Cyprus 23 21 Judd except in name—and the victor of LPosseiltlg 1 0 0 OIBIonqulst 0 0 0 0 goals and put the game on ice for would have enjoyed the thrilling finish a great deal more than they the middle of the floor to tie the rg that game would meet the winner Childs lg 0 0 0 OIBedsaul rg 0 00 00 00 Coach Cecil Baker's five He scored did had Summit District score at In the extra period unhard and to a frazzle from riding IRoyStbkr 1(0 they not been worn of the National league in a game 12 of the 17 points H Mackay Wasatch 45 Morgan 30 Clawson’s two foul pitches gave hours seats for more three than 92121 Totals Totals 5 15 12 3 33 and Kramer played stellar defen- yielding which we would try to schedule on Score East the victory Park City 37 South Summit 16 by quarters: As it was the finish was abun-- 4 the west coast” sive ball for the winners Neal 2 North Summit S3 Judge MemoJimas and W Ingebretsen for Judge Memorial ARENA RESULTS 10 The general outcome O’Connor North Summit Carroll Jordan center played a dantly thrilling Also for many East and Anderson and Mollnarro rial 12 Reese referee Morgan believes would be a large scale Infor West Vvere outstanding in the strong floor game and led his team there it was what may be called Hy Sharman 154 Salt Lake REGION THREE PARK CITY crease in interest in professional SOUTH 8UMMIT In scoring Cadell looked good at defeated Jack Reynolds A encounter Clawson Smith and City Alpine District consisted GTFPI GTFP “distinct a It surprise” football and Ohio the each Sharman 159 Columbus Walker rf 6 0 0 OlMcKIselckrf 9 111 guard Peterson played good emergence Provo 63 Lincoln 85 If 1 5 2 If Butler 1 0 2 110'Hara 11 lad 32 of Lake in-tin Sharman Salt fide a won minutes bona national pro- Williams c 3 2 1 7 Standwth e 8 2 2 18 City first fall B game and year Hy American Fork 80 Lehi 22 games for East (Continued from Preceding Page) Murray’s Defense Strong fessional championship team head scissors Reynolds won Cowan and B Hemmingway stood 0 2 Price rg 10 Pleasant Grove 22 B Y high 26 12 13 Fltsgerldrg Mur- turning one of Jack Reynolds’ fato failed Bingham penetrate 15 honors 3 0 2 2 0 0 Johnson 0 Harrla off 5 with lg O’Connor has received bids from lg high scoring second 9 minutes leg split out for West toehold and a 0 0 0 0 Sweatfd rf 0 1 0 0 ray’s defense which was the major mous into Nebo District rf Carpentr doeach Wade and I EAST A WEST A points Ryan 3 10 SIDeYoung If 0 1 Q 0 Sharman won third 6 minpromoters in Oakland San Jose Neal rg Nephl 42 Payson 19 (Thursto the Aggie cause Stockton GTFPI OTFP 0 1 1 1 factor in the Smelterites' decisive simultaneously turning what looked 0 0 0 OlMcPolln Pack c ten nated rg points Sacramento utes Antioch toehold 111 1 Anderson 5 3 rt 5 1111 Jimas rf 0 1 win The half score was 12 to 6 3oyle lg day) into victory Castletou If O 1 O Ol Johnson If 15 13 during their short stay in the con Fresno and the Mission and Park Del Kunkel 174 Salt Lake Oliver and Bogden like defeat W Lighten c 4 2 1 0 Halveraon c O 1 0 0 test 14 16 9 37 for Murray 7 8 2 is Spanish Fork 80 Springville Totala Totala Presidio In of fall won districts San Francisco only ' City Clever Bit of Tussling Price rg If 1 4 X 3 Shea lg rg 1 3 0 2 8core by quarters: 20 (Thursday) tanked several long shots in the There were no outstanding stars Antioch already claims a strong South Winder lg 10 0 2 Mollnarro 1(3317 from 8 6 fall Summit match 4 16 The cleverest coup of the season Nuttall If rf 1 O O 2 Maafleld It 0 0 0 0 all the Farmers were playing in20 37 final half and also played strong 29 14 REGION FOUR City George Bennett Oklahoma semipro team In its American Park Miller and Chanak it floor games JIngbUn rg 0 1 O 0 PhlUlpa rg 12 13 Simper referee Casper umpire District 03 spired ball By using his regulars Legion might be called And in truth eleven composed Sanpete and body press plledriver played steadily for the losers Totala 1115 4 26 less than half the game Coach Rom12 11 3 27 Totala JTorth Sanpete 43 Moroni 26 reof of former St Mary’s and Colwas it slick other fall a in No minutes wrestling piece chiefly Score by quartera: In an afternoon game Dstvis Bountiful CCC Five 5 14 18 27 ney hopes to have them rested and lege of the Pacific players Ephraim 45 Manti 3L Fast A maining time limit playing on its home floor toppled business West A 0 13 21 26 ready for another spectacular perGunnison 40 Wasatch acad173 San Barackman Mervin Houston Referee Jensen umpire Rivals Cyprus 27 to 23 and got back in But for the fact that Sharman formance Saturday 25 Trips Texas and emy Antonio Jerry the running for a chance at a was over the welterweight limit by Ross Sets Goal At WEST B EA8T B Some Basket Shooting! 166 New York City Marcus North Sevier District five or six pounds our Uncle HyGTFP Mentor GTFPI Bountiful CCC camp No 940 recorded tournament berth match No drew in one-fa- ll Salina 27 Richfield 17 (ThursClawaon rf 3 4 2 8L Hmgwy rt 1 0 0 2 has been coma 38 to 33 victory over the strong Woods Romney At in end 1936 the befVorld’s of the first rum half this would Cyprus morning 3 0 0 6 Moffatt If 0 1 0 0 Cowan If Cross CCC camp No 536 Friday In an fall day) plaining about the poor basket led 16 to 14 The sects was dead- champion Hutchlnsn c 1 4 0 21 Dreschel o 1 3 1 and the redoubtable Interesting hoop encounter Jack McDonald 184 Spo2 5 4 8' Barney rg 15 13 shooting of his charges this year Monroe 84 Blckneil 17 Smith rg The winners proved superior at hitting locked 20 to 20 at the end of the “ex” an merely Reynolds 24 WE— Black' CHICAGO Jan Peterson lg 3 5 2 8 B Hmgwy lg 3 3 2 In close a the from and Estes also kane defeated Balk hoop presented South Sevier District 0 1 0 0 but if Friday night’s game was an from of the evethird final Bradford If 0 0 0 0 Sagers rf match the The defense critical at period got Layton away stronger junctures wel one-faof Ross ll the 178 match king Honolulu Green If 0 0 0 0 example of what the Aggies are eyed Barney The score: 42 Qrcteville 28 for was final in his the have to card beeiLa Panguitch guard ning’s period to roll wants a t $100' CCC Spangler c 1 0 0 17 minutes Boston crab BOUNTIFUL CCC WOODS CROSS up terwetghts going to offer from now on they can 000 27 Tropic 20 14 world’s championship affair if the Birdcall rg 0 0 0 several He tallied neat shots Marysvale F P 1936 GTFP! as bankroll in by boxing Miller rf 0 0 0 0 be handed the championship right 3 3 2 8 Mann rt 4 3 1 9 Kolsh rf NeithSonne for the mad winners Jim contestants the points REGION FIVE weight can be dug up Hale If often as opponents 4 5 3 11 Louden If 1 1 1 3 now 9 19 8 26 Totals 3 2 0 6!Weineck c 1 10 7 9 rangy Cyprus center led his team er did so it was just a wrestling Robins c Northeastern District for him MONTANA STATE one muscle won a of Score by quartera: equipment 2 11 5 Carney rg rg 11X3 in Its determined fight G T F PPf match Uintah 44 Aliamont 15 8 12 18 24 26 The Chicagoan earned about $90' Lowe Fast B faller from Balk Estes McDonald Crbrldge lg 1 1 0 2IRahoutls lg 1 0 0 2 rf upan GRANTSVILLE TOOELE 8 11 24 24 17 West B won the first fall after Sharman 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OlEnlow lg Hatch rg Uintah 36 Negro Ghosts 28 (ex000 1935 in in back the Exum If winning and Referee Houston umpire Jensen OTFP OTFP displayed astonishing power 4 3 0 8 0 0 0 01 Tam rg lg 1 2 0 0 4 half an hour of labor during which also Anderson (12 0 0 4 Ronkovch crown from Jimmy McLarnin Eller 1 1 1 31 a kood knowledge of mat tac hibition) Collett e Stebbtns rg 2 2 the local Edde If 8 Stlpac If 3 5 0 0 0 Roosevelt 38 Duchesne 22 boy was the aggressor with tics He outweighed Estes eight or and also engaging in seven other Ogle lg K Johnsn e 1 0 0 2 Lousy c 3 2 0 6 Totals 1513 6 38 Total! 11181133 V Taylor 1 6 2 ’4 a capital A Uncle Hyrum used a nine Jhnsn rg 0 4 2 2 Ellch rg Carbon-Emer- y bouts Cyprus Sophs Trip District Referee Mil ward umpire John " ldmanrf If pounds — possibly more — and 2 2 head scissors of a more or less flyMcBride lg' 4 11 4 121 Slater lg 3 0 “The faster they dig up opponents Carbon 26 North Emery 25 combined Brown rf 2 0 0 4Blmmnda rf 0 0 0 0 the weight advantage 31-2turn to trick the McKay 8 Orme c Davis Foes I'll be me for satisfied” ing type the better A C Wins 0000 Greenriver 30 South Emery 26 Tooele with his tremendous strength rf Oliver Ballon If 0 0 0 0 i said Ross today Reynolds made good on his cele- proved too much for the clever Pouloa rf 0 2 2 2 TOOELE — The Tooele A C five downed REGION SIX it second fall for the brated e will 0 0 The 0 0 Lacey Oranevllle In a fast and exciting game welterweight champion Estes U 8 A C Millard District center to 52 Procter 42 minIn six and after night nine minutes Thureday start of the year led all scorere with 12 make his first KATSVILLE — Cyprus high school sophoTotals 12 15 8 30 Total! for its length the show 618 8 20 utes Beaver 34 Hinckley SL points The Tooele mores scored at 31 to 28 victory over Davis Ryan rf of work for the third fall as Except Score by quarters: meeting the rough tough Lou Hel- A C five will meet the Negro Glanta at the Tooele whole was an interesting and a If Delta 28 Fillmore 13 high school sophamorea In an Interesting Petty IT 2 14 Tabarin Bal Monday d the in a It a Reynolds The youth- Watson e applied split encounter played here Friday again per mat C A A TOOELE Grantsvllla entertainment 11 18 28 HUNTSVILLE Cl satisfactory Dixie District ful Pirates trailed their Dart rivals 2 to Gardner rg looked as chances in battle Referee Anderaon Oswald: F P OT Monday Hyrum's though umpire Philadelphia OTFP but Wade lg 10 at the end of the first quarter 35 Hurricane 34 weren’t worth more than a thin He left for Philadelphia tO' fohansonIf rf 51 02 02 1014 Bevan rf If 54 23 10 118 Enterprise rallied strdngly hi the fourth period to 6atn West rf night Young England 3 Andreason rf GRANITE JORDAN 86 Valley high 14 their triumph Cedar his dime if with e that 5 91 1 c 4 1 City Procter 2212 comanagers along night ISandbg Skousen c DAVIS SOPHS CYPRUS SOPHS College Basketball GTFP As Reynolds was rocking Uncle 2 ) rf OTFP rg 110 Ross' D Sandbgrg 12 62 31 713' Lee Sam Pian and Art Winch Henderson rg 3 8 6 128orenson rf 1 6 2 4 CITY LEAGUE OTFP 5 3 2 12 C Mckiy Howell lg GTFPI Montana Judd 37 State 74 Utah State lg Oor If 6 1 0 12 Garff lg 0 0 0 01 Sof fee If 0 0 0 0 Hyrum vigorously Sharman sud1 0 0 21 Naylor rf Rldd rf 2 0 0 4 title will not be at stake however Matthew! rg 0 0 0 0 Hill If West 39 East 28 (C division) Wyoming 41 Colorado U 29 Blanton rf 3 10 Carroll c 3 0 0 6 Peterson If 3 0 0 6 Briggs If If 3 0 0 6 Warner rg 1113 H learsn e 02 11 01 4llCadel! Western State 78 Mines 43 While in Philadelphia Pian will Palmer Anderson If 0 0 0 0 denly grasped one of Jack’s dogs East 26 West 24 (B division) Mcky rg rg Draklich c 8 1 0 12 Staymer c 2 0 0 0 Bill Colorado State 31 58 State Greeley lg Hanson c Kramer lg 0 0 0 oiDonekvcn lg 1 0 0 2 and 2 10 Dckwrth rg 1 2 1 3 Call n confer with Mike Jacobs New York Williams rf 1 111 0 0 2 31 overtime tugged it to such good purpose U I 8 B32 44U Ricks Goates rg 0 10 0 2 Clark g IWeenlg If Speers lg 8 C 110 25 Stanford 110 of over the prospects early Totals 17 12 8 42 Totals 23 12 6 52 promoter McClurg lg East 27 West 26- - (A division) IFltsgerld rf 0 3 1 1 that he won the fall and the match Hendersu rf 2 1 1 5 Gregory If 0 0 0 California 35 U Q L A 33 Hndrksn lg 0 2 1 1 Youngbg rg 0 0 0 Anderson referee McBride umpire Del Kunkel and George Bennett San Jose State 43 Nevada 35 Totals 32 20 10 12 spring engagements JUNIOR COLLEGE Totals Totals 5 10 7 17 Smith c 5 10 3 13 0 0 0 col Montana Northern 45 Poly Billings Referee Howard umpire Evans Score by quarters: 0 10 Burton rf put on a superfine performance in lege 31 Dixie 27 Snow 26 S 8 17 their Granite 3 0 0 0 Adams lg 36 Oregon 28 fall For Washington meeting Jordan 2 9 13 4 regon State 22 Idaho 21s 53 minutes they worked on even Referee Foote umpire T Davla Totals 14 5 0 28 Cubs to Totals 14 7 3 31 Llnfield 26 Pacific U 21 Score by quarters: Disregard 40 Genova 23 followed Then Kunkel terms Duquesne up 8 19 2 39 Ripon 27 Cyprus MURRAY BINGHAM a series "of drop kicks with a pile Carieton 10 20 24 Davis 42 Johni Hopkins 38 Western Maryland OTFPl GTFP 1935 Championship Reftrea Layton Townend rf 3 0 0 6Carrtgan rt 12 0 2 driver and gained the only fall of (overtime) Carnegie Tech 37 Georgetown 31 Johnson if 1 1 0 2Padgen It 0 3 2 2 the bout There “was no further North Dakota State 35 South Dakota 8 4 0121 Chanak e 2 10 4 Bogden e 31 3 0 0 6 result in the way of dumps in the V Oklahoma 1 2 1 3 Miller rg Pezely rg City 37 Phillips 34 0! 0 Petereon 0 0 0 0 Heely lg seven minutes of the time Fairmont 52 CHICAGO Jan 24 CD— Charlie lg 10 West Liberty 35 remaining Oliver lg 4 1 0 8Yenslch rf 0 0 0 0 Peru Teachers 40 Kearney Teachefe 34 Grimm manager of Chicago Cubs limit Delie rg 2 1 0 0 21 Reed If 0 10 believes in the old theory that acBennett gave a remarkably good By RUSSELL J NEWLAND Totale 16 7 133! Totals 7 7 2 16 tions apeak louder than words Score by quarters: BERKELEY Cal Jan 24 (AP)—The little man who has put performance and his display of 4 12 21 33 power and speed and his general Murrey Consequently Grimm decided to- the 0 8 12 16 biggest oar of all into the last two Olympics games’ rowing is Bingham demeanor added more friends to his day that the Cubs National league Havertz Referee Christenson: umpire to of water the no and is stretch on it back the imagination steadily-growin- g not would again flaunt their champions following CYPRUS title this year report that Carroll M (Ky) Ebright is peering into the future Deathlocks Broken o tfpI In keeping with an old Cub cus- and this Pehrson rf 2 0 0 4 Layton rf diS' year's worldwide competition at Berlin The match was a first-clas- s tom followed after previous pen1 3! Davis If Lewis If 12 his4' last Twice the in of robust wrestling yet wholly 81 Briggs c c 3 years 2 2 eight Sonne play 3 4! Mann 2 dowateire Now York kutinoii tfteo nant winnings In 1929 and 1932 no Kovzvlch 1 la to as who rg rg of material and no idea free of rough stuff such as slug25 Itbori a kuiy booinon oxoeniivo whe hoi championship Insignia will appear University of California crews have lg 1 0 0 2' Weaver lg will man the varsity shelL Six let- MrAllstr or gouging Twice Olsen If 0 0 0 OIBring If corriod m the principle! ef a bniiaoio feuded on their uniforms in 1938 kneeing ging for banners Grimm collegiate exchanged 1 2 0 2!8wan e men from last year’s national Grow rf la 1890 and whia hoi poniitod la hio toorch for during the contest did it look as fez sir— a big delicious McDonafter a conference pertaining to their country's colors and carried ter Clark rg Jwt the rijht Aarsehido” championship crew return but will ald OH BOY Bar to every though a fall was imminent— that sweater uniforms coats 23I such and It has taken twenty yean of eoaitaat search 5 3 27 is before one was of Totals Totala 9 5 12 no tri9 “one Drive round status better than have to them the Try a greatest rowing actually accom' Score by quarters: te Hod the hide which was lought— n honohide things announced that the toggery winter tilling ( nur irare-fieight-oare- d the candidates” They must fight Cyprus possible— the 7 16 20 23 plished In both instances the Inthat woo pliable eaeaah and yet Arm enough would be exactly the same as in 1935 umphs going gasoline— the best In town 8 14 20 27 dian deathlock was on the their way back Into the first boat Dsvls with fwt the “right drag' eo the Mailer InOlympic supremacy first (or ths money Referee Jensen umpire Rlchardeon spector putt It te pot hack ea a modern rater It’s a long hard pull until the Kunkel “All and time from start candidates applied being by blade the tome keen edge that evr ferefathere back breaking grinds at Grunau scratch” Ebright explained “Other' the second time by Bennett feund-n- d kept— ea their Westminster Squad near Berlin next summer Ebright wise it gives the veterans an im Head Play in Trim etreight reaen Through what approached superThe recall ef thle loaf eeerch la a pair ef “It is foolish to talk of the pfoper perspective They think they effort both holds were BRAND NEW RAZOR STROPS— twe etrepi In Spite of Defeat human Will Oppose Weber says: games when we have so much to do are better than the others Pretty broken the lockee escaping with with hat tingle tbeogbt— ellcker shaving— each at home” But behind this careful soon they get lazy When they know no more than a bent bone or two identical strop TWO STROPS IN ONE-t- we avoidance he's thinking in terms of they have no rating believe me All around it was a great piecee ef aaoinal hereehide leather which difer LOS ANGELES Jan 24 ealy la length and width meters and Olympic competition they hustle Three members of our Head Play Mrs Silas Westminster of college junior cagers The Week Bantam Strep li IS lerhae leaf Monday will mark the start of 1934 national championship crew B Mason’s favorite are Jerry Marcus New Yorker and and )£ Inches wide and retails for 75c daring will face a stern test of defensive season and 60 didn’t make the 1935 varsity Every not disappointed because he ran Mervin Barackman from San Anthe Introductory Sale while the Week Jaaiw ability Saturday and Monday when the training 16 2 selie inches and far the Parsons by Strep meaiane already have a yearning year is a new year with us” last in yesterday's Del Mar handi' tonio Texas went to a draw in play at home against liSO to make that trip to Germany one-fa- ll match Barackman turned the strong Weber five The 1938 varsity it expected to cap at Santa Anita Thai remarkable hereehldes which K leek Stan Watts leading scorer in the Ebright produced the California be of the same average weight as Jockey Charley Kurtsinger said out to be something of a rougher Iwe decades if searching te lecett eea he leea Jaysee cage loop will provide the crew of 1928 It set the Olympic the 1928 crew— close to 180 pounds Head Play came out of the race but not mebbe too much of a one sound and predicted he would “win There was a good deal of fist work bulk of the worry for the Parsons record of 6:02 for the per man since this ace rings the hoop from test at' Amsterdam Four years At this stage Ebright sizes up the $100000 Santa Anita handicap” some of which not only Involved LOUIS A BAILEE the principals in the wrestling Distributor (or th all angles Saturday’s program will later at Los Angeles another boat Washington Cornell Navy and next month IntermounUln CO A bowed tendon put the hig money match but also was extended to Weeks Lines of Razors Blades Strops start at 8 p m with Westminster load of his athletes sent their shell Yale as the country's strongest col' 140 SOUTH STATE 8T over the finish line at leglate crews He expects England winner out of competition last June Benny Bolt who presided as refmatmen opening defense Of their skimming Balt Lake City Utah conference title against the Weber a winning pace to be the most formidable at the While he appeared to favor the eree 180 West on 4th Sooth Wasatch 745 Ebright starts his thirteenth sea- Olympics because “it is the fore' hind hoof Kurtsinger declared the Jack McDonald a Spokane grap-plWas 1590 grapplers Monday's game is ached (21 blocks west ol Ncwhouse Betel) son as a coach here with a wealth most rowing country in the world injury did not bother him uled for 4 p m gifted with an extraordinary Before 1500 fans the largest crowd ever to witness a city league high school basketball game the East A and B teams scored victories over the West rivals Friday vening in the Deseret gym The Leopard A squad nosed out the Panther senior five 6 and the East B triumphed in an extra period affair The twin bill opening competition for the two teams put the Hilltop school in first place with two victories and one defeat the East C team having dropped a decision to ay last-minu- 27-2- 26-2- 1' Coast Planning To Organize Pro 33-1- Gridiron League 9-- all-da- 14-1- one-hand- 33-1- 21-1- two-poi- nt oner-hand- I five-poi- hl nt e Sharman Pins Reynolds Twice in Three Falls 23-a- ll si Beet-digge- rs 12-1- -- 18-1- 24-a- ll Aggies Defeat Bobcat Crew I he - leg-spli- ts 1-- 1 two-In-thr- ee all-st- ar 3833 $100000 -- leg-spl- er ten-roun- I California Crew Seeks Third Olympics Honors two-in-thr- MM3 It took 20 years to find this Today and Tomorrow HAMM'S HORSEHIDE JUG BEER and 26) (Jan er re 1 RED d KINS CAS mM 2000-met- er flUEII OIL - er 3 Y' |