Show $ m fakt Mornjng- - JO Monday — January 30 193 Colorado to These Brothers Handy on Hoop Court Ed-Wil- kins By Thorpe Holds Lead In Pin Meet John Olsen Ray Professionals 6 to 0 Triumph Scolt Case Next in Line '$' t Ed Wjlkineon not only retained the lead In the atate round robin howling championship tournament Sunday night but he atretched his advantage to 69 pins as he rolled consistently at the South East alleys at Sugarhouse for an 646 aeries The leader came through with a brilliant 251 second game after scoring 183 on the first He had 214 on the third and 198 on the fourth giving him a fine 211 average for ' ¥ the day With the tournament half completed Wilkinson’s 69 pin advantage puts him in a splendid position but the competition promises to be tougher and tougher during the next three Sundays John Olsen jumped from ninth spot as he place into the runner-u- p registered 852 for the day by scoring 233 181 195 and 243 kegler has improved with eifcry round and is making a strong bid for honors Scott Case leaped into the spotlight with an 867 series as he sprang all the way from nineteenth to third position in the toughest of all state bowling grinds Every one of Scott’s games was over the 200 figure and he averaged 217 for the day’s play at the Temple alleys Z took over the Stephensen fourth position with an 843 series and a 2402 total for the first three rounds D F Pietrella rolling at Magna made one of the biggest gains of the day as he rolled a sensational d to 898 series to go from fifth in the test Pietrella had games of 242 198 223 and 234 for a very very satisfactory day Frank Williams second place holder last week slumped to eighth with a 720 score Dr W R Worley dropped out of the picture and Art Conforti slipped from fourth to thirteenth Frank Folio dropped from fifth to eighteenth Herman Scpettler Champion could do no better than 724 and fell Into twenty-fourt- h position The 213 pins he now trails the leader promises to be difficult for the champ to overcome umadou MOWN is one am BIST OPm combination manipulators ( msr minim m sms 1 IN THE 'trmti ranks HAVE SEEN DU THE SMAI P7 GYM FLOOR - five-ma- By Associated Press Jim Willcoxon dynamo of Colorado's undefeated- - team- front In the scoring race in the -ln Big Seven basketball conference The brilliant guard tied for sec nd place the last two weeks rolled up 16 points against Wyoming to put him ahead with 62 markers in five contests He is two points ahead of Floyd Morris Utah state forward and last Del Bingham anWeek's leader other Utah Aggie forward moved from fifth to third with 58 points Willcoxon has the best average in the loop 124 points per game Utah hung on to its honors as the best scoring team with an average on of 48 points per game A tip-oColorado’s five straight conference victories it Its defensive feat in bolding league opponents to an average of only 25 points per game Leading scorers: ff PLATER glncham Blake e CU f UAC f UAC CAC t DU f CAC c Utah g O 5 5 ft A Fg Ft Pf To Av 28 6 24 12 25 8 22 12 20 15 17 16 19 8 18 7 18 7 13 16 11 15 12 13 goals fouls 15 62 12 4 13 60 12 1J 58 116 U'5 312 12 55 11 5 Brawner 5 11 50 10 Andiewa 4 11 48 11 5 AhlquUt 8 43 107 4 Watts t Utah A 8 43 88 Btramiigan t CU 13 42 8 4 5 Harvey c CU Weimer t BTU 4 15 37 92 9 37 74 5 Thurman ft CU Ft — Free 0— Games F Field ’ throws Tp— Total points A v—Average per iamt FLOWS FLOOR PLAY SATURDAY AGAINST UTAH VALUE WAS UTM OT NO m TO IN TNBlR AGGIBS FOURTH-CONFUINC- Gabrlelaoa Hunter Tjomauey Benaon Hallmark Giacoma C A Andean Semeyr 195 188 170 200 191 234 167 168 188 182 212 195 ‘191 201 187 180 169 187 216 47-2- 4 I aix-te&- m ' Vikings Purps Aggies Take Ogden to Hold Junior College Tussles Cage Meet Ogden Given AAU Meet 'OGDEN Jan 29 (JP) — Amateur By Harvey Frost basketball teams of Utah and IdaRicks Westminster and B A C college cagers rang up victories ho will gather hers March 1 2 8 over Jaycee opponents last week end as the intermountain jaycee and 4 for competition in ths 1939 race rolled along at full speed picks edged out the Albion Panthers Intermountain A A U tourna49 to 34 while Westminster defeated the Carbon Miners 54 to 43 ment Junior and senior divisions will and B A C’s Aggies handed the Dixie Fliers a 40 to 38 loss be featured with ths champions of The Ricks-Albigame played at ths ssnlor division sligibls to com-psRexburg Idaho waa a thriller all in ths National A A U at th way with tha touted Vikings Denvsr March 14 to 18 Inclusive Wsbsr college of Ogden is ths deacoring just enough to hold the fending title holder More than 60 l$ad Holman versatile little forteams ars expected to take part in ward paced the Viking attack and four-day the program accounted for his share of the basTeams from as far north as Boise SAN FRANCISCO Jan 29 UP— snd as far aouth as Csdar City are While California and Southern Cali- kets — — fornia take it easy this week folexpected Westminster Tan Into- - a greatly The single defeat system will be lowing their series at Los Angeles ball club Saturday night improved used in which each won a game Stanford when it beat the Carbon college five Weber college of Ogden Is spon- will attempt to catch up in the Earlier in the season the Purps litfour-da- y Reed of the the series division southern soring standings swamped the Carbonitea on Swenson Weber director and Joe Pacific Coast conference in a pair erally home floor but Saturday they their Christensen of Salt Lake City are of basketball games with the cellar encountered plenty of trouble CarA the cochairmen Brulna epot U C L bon played a amooth floor game and A Is at Palo its Idaho expected to send at least By whipping U C L shooting waa highly Improved 15 cage teams to the title program Alto Friday and Saturday nights Westminster played steady heads-u- p the Stanford Indians could tie U S ball with Gayle Brown Bill SimC at three wins and two losses mons and Freedell Green hitting U C L A has yet to win a game basket consistently Sullivan the California leads the circuit with Carbon forward 18 points to four victories and one defeat U S lead his team’s bagged scoring C beat the Bears Friday 38 to 34 A third quarter rally staved off with a pair of field goals in the last deieat for B A C in its game with Forward minutes of Ralph by Dixie at Cedar City Albrecht and The charity basketball game be- couple California Caturday night McDonald sparked the Farmers’ attween Montana State college and Vaughn won 36 to 34 Ecker Studio to produce funds for Unless Stanford or U C L A tack acoring 10 and nine points Fawcett guard spectively President Roosevelt’s-Infantilpar- scramble the etandings the second tied with Albrecht for high scoring alysis fund was a financial flop n series at of the half also Cook and honors Tobler played Only about 560 was taken in at February 24 and 25 will ball for the Fliers the gate Montana State had been Berkeley decide the division race California outstanding will Dixie assured 550 for expenses to bring would be the favorite on Us own Friday and Saturday Salt Lake City in a two- )n the team here fbr the contest appear court angame scries with Westminster and Dyche generously D A C tracts to Ephraim to nounced however that Montana nic't the touted Srow Badger five State would pay its own expenses State Wins a double engagement series After and donate its ’’take'' to the fund Greoley But even with this generous gesGREELEY Colo Jan 29 (A5)— its aeries here Dxie will proceed ture by Dyche gym expenses of- The Greeley State basketball team to Albion Idaho for games with the ficials ticket sellers and other ex- defeated the Western State Moun- Panthers February 6 and 7 pense! will just about wlpa out the taineers in a Rocky Mountain conWESTMINSTER CARBON 60 and leave little or nothing ference game Saturday night GTFP receipta GTrPI Brown 16!3 rf 10 4 1 21 4 5 rf 6 Sullivan to 4L for the worthy cause Duncan If 3 0 0 6 9immons If 4 2 19 on ts Indians Meet Bruin Five Charity Court Game Flops ie e Bear-Troja- rt I Complete Results in Round Robin Pin Meet CJeneen atro Portree F K Baker Wm Smith Muir Bradley Matteon Walt Jonea Teams Slate Games for Second Half st VICTORY Pugh Grand Nam — Today'! tamea and totla Total Wilkinson 183 251 214 198846—2488 John Olsen 233 181 195 243 — 852—2419 201 210 245 211— 867— 2411 Case 237 227 189 190—843—2402 Ptephensen 242 198 224 234—898—2374 Pietrella 191 201 248 168 — 808—2369 Lovett 230 204 193 196—823—2353 parrv 182 171 198 F William! 203 178 202 169—752—2336 C Evani 193 200 188 215—796—2334 176 214 173 223—785—2332 232 157 211 190—790—2330 ISO 197 168 182—727—2326 214 203 179 171—767—2325 177 167 24 8 167—759—2305 2tR 243 173 157—793—2302 200 198 167 233 — 798 — 2296 189 192 167 150— 698— 2395 166 176 184 199—725—2290 211 175 234 213—833—2289 228 198 162 235—823—2280 198 191 203 191—783—2278 208 200 166 190—784—2277 203 183 194 144—724—2275 190 195 199 138—722—2273 Jim Barney 205 181 205 165—756—2272 204 135 203 161—703—2271 McGuire 201 163 190 199—753—2268 Quinn R Worthed 161 244 149 199—753—2268 198 217 187 235—837—2265 Aldoue 141 156 157206—660—2256 Bunsey 162 180 166 196—704 — 2255 Bvamey 138 140 §02 165—655—2354 Worley C PAndrsn 213 169 205 204—791—2251 2249 163 194 170 190r-717- — ‘rice 169 165 201 244—779—2246 aurtan 205 171 192 17WT39— 2240 orsey 190 182 162 214—748—2231 oblson 201 214 176 207—798—2230 Jarsh oe Barney 162 215 162 220—759—2228 200 267 158 178—803 — 2227 Toyea 168 189 191 189—737—2227 omrlff n pasa-catche- rs forty-secon- Jim Willcoxon Takes Lead By James 8 Sheehy KEZAR STADIUM SAN FRANV By Jimmy Hodgson CISCO Jah 29 (UP)—A nine-yar- d The Colorado Buffaloes are so far ahead in the Big Seven contouchdown' sprint by Ray Clemons ference basketball race that the other six teams can’t even see them of Oklahoma State gave formerly “ HI' the national professional — and the race 'is just reaching the halfway mark vV football team a 0 victory over the Probably never before 3ias a team west-coaso completely dominated the colcollegians in their char- The Seven Big ity game in the wind and rain at lege picture as Coach Frosty Cox’ Won Lost Kezar stadium Sunday ft Pa Aggregatipn has done this season S Colorado 0 211 125 water-soaked fans Fivt thousand 1 269 The Buffs don’t leven belqng In the 4 221 Utah Btata 1 147 3 145 cams out to see a heralded passing Wyoming same league wlta the other Moun165 2 192 12 duel between little Davey O’Brien Utah teams— not 165 tain States conference 111 241 1ST of Texas Christian university snd Denver weak 237 because the other (quads are 187 0 State Colorado but because the Coloradoane are Billy Patterson of Baylor But the GAMES THIS WEEK slippery ball snd the wet field nulgood probably aa good ea any Friday lified their best serial efforts team ever developed in this lecColorado vs Utsh'fitats at Logan Wyoming ve Colorado Stats at Fort Col tor Pass Defense lln Every team in the circuit has now -Utah vs Denver at Denver The professionals felt the wrath of the Buffaloes exgeared their Saturday Colorado vs Brigham Young at Provo defense to stop O’Brien’s passes Utah— and the Uteg- have not Utah vs Colorado Btate at Fort Collins cept line and a double been offered up as a sacrifice as with a row of three defenders behind It yet Colorado turned back the Utah Aggies 48 to 18 and then won from Johnny Hall of Texaa Christian and the Clara of 2 Santa Jim Coughen and theea are the Wyoming of the collegians best two teams that were expected to were' watched by two men each give the Boulder quint its moat O’Brien attempted 10 passes He serious competition completed three Six were incomRunner-u- p Fight plete and one was intercepted O’Brien was tossed for losses sevThe myth that the 1938 BigSeven eral times when he held the ball court race was going to be a hot rather than risk interceptions when race in Utah affair has been exploded From second The half his receivers were covered now on the main interest will be Patterson who starred in the State basketball league will begin the battle between Wyoming Utah east-wegame here New Year’s February 7 according to Leonard Aggies B Y U and Utah fof the day tried 11 passes He completed F Bergstrom of Salt Lake City runner-u- p post four and the other seven were InIt was Jim Willcoxon the sleek circuit of the president kid from Kansas who led the stamcomplete Team backers and managers met The west's best acoring opportupede over Wyoming at Boulder last 13 South East First but Willcoxon is only one -nity came In the opening period Sunday at Friday O'Brien found himself trapped on street and drew up the aecond half cog of a basketball machint that line but he shook slate his own can really click The team winning the first half Utah fans will have the chance off two tacklers and threw a long pass to Hall The ball bounded out title will meet the aecond half win- to see this wonder machine in ace aeries tion this week when the Buffaloes play-oof Hall’s arms into the arms of a ner In a teammate Pug Manders of Drake to determine the champion for the tangle with the Utah Aggies at who ran 11 yards to the pro’s 31 season The team which wins the Logan on Friday and the B Y U O'Brien and Manders season’s championship will receive at Proyo on Saturday Packed yard line made seven yards In three tries and a plaque and team members will gyms are assured for both conMike Perrie St Mary’s attempted receive individual awards tests because fans want to aee A team which wins the league title what a “perfect’’ court machine a field goal which was wide OGDEN— The third annual Junior sucin not three times looks like necessarily Stars cession will obtain permanent posThis invasion 'of Utah promises t high school baaketball tournament Outstanding of the session of the S L Stamp trophy to be the toughest assignment that sponsored by Ogden city schools and The outstanding stars Aldrichgame all to Bergstrom were O’Brien Hale and the Buffs wiil have this 'year and open to junior high schools of Utah of Texas Christian and Pellegrini according Provo Lions and Ecker Studio if the Boulder quint ia to be beaten Idaho been dated and has Wyoming of Santa Clara for the collegians will clash Tuesday at 8:30 p m the chances for the upset loonv for February 20 22 24 and 25 Aaron Peterson Harry Fields Clemona and in the Deseret gym In a first half brightest in one of the two contests Several other first half this week end The invaders may Howard for the pros game Horne director said Saturday The west made six first downs games will be played after the of- have trouble playing their regular Ths tournament to (e limited to and retted 129 yards from scrim- ficial opening of the second half brand of bail on the small Utah 18 contesting teams of not more courts However a defeat for the mage The pros had four flrat downs race each will be con- and 64 yards from scrimmage than The second half schedule follows: Buffaloes ia anything but expected of at Ecker 7— Studio Feb Kulghta the was The game sponsored by ducted in Washington junior high Expect Split the DisFeb 8 — Locinknlt at Provo Lions school gymnasium Mr Horne said Knights of Columbus and Club at Watkins Feb 11— Gemmell abled American War Veterans for These two games are the only ' Motor Objective of the tournament la that their organizational charities Feb 14— Oemmell Club at Ecker Studio ones slated in Utah this week The of at Motor 16— Watkins Feb Knights of providing opportunities for team University of Utah quint will jourColumbus competitions not otherwise avail Feb 18— LoEsnkntt at Ecker's ney to Colorado to play Denver — of Co Provo at 23 Feb Lions Knights able flayers — Friday night and Wyoming at Lara-mi- e turn bus Feb 25— Loganknlt at Gemmell Club Fifty medals will be awarded winSaturday The Indians are ex- Motor Watkina Ecker 28— at Feb ning players and teams: ten medals pected to split winning from DenStudio each to the winning runnerup and March 1 — Gemmell Club at Provo Lions ver and losing to Wyoming March 6 — Watkina Motor at Loganknlt consolation flight teams five each The other game on the docket will March 7— Ecker Studio at Provo Lions to first and aecond teams at Gemmell Knights of Columbus Wyoming against Colorado pair — Mo 11 at Provo Lions Watkina and ten medals to be awarded to OGDEN— Approximately 700 buf- torMarch State at Fort Collins Friday night Loganknlt at Knights of Columbus individually outstanding players Coach Dick Romney of Logan is falo were aeen on a trip through Yet Letters of Invitation were sent lowstone still experimenting with his team park by delegates attendto in teams the selected Saturday The return of Leonard James to recent at Liv three states Mr Horne said The ing the Mont convention the line-u- p gives the Farmers a of the Rodeo AS' ingston will be list later compiled entry and experienced forward valuable to of America sociation according The double-defeof system playwho is bound to see plenty of acSherer of Ogden a memoff will be used and all teams will Charles tion To get his chance James will of the party ber rest a con be allowed day’s between have to force Cue Bingham or Ro“These animals are generally kept UP) 29— PHILADELPHIA Jan "I tests land Reading on the bench close to th buffalo ranch and are The Record in a copyrighted atory The Aggies have a strong crew watched very closely so that they aa ' Sunday Glenn S "Pop" Warwith plenty of height and many do not stray” he said' aa ’all head fo' ner had resigned reserves They are pointing for just 100 buffalo are “Approximately coach at Temple University one this week— revenge over each killed of or year disposed Meet The newspaper said it talked over the thing Buffaloes who handed them Some of the best specimens are the distance telephone with the worst long licking in Dick Romney’s Certified officials in region two crated and shipped to various parks Warner at Palo Alto Cal and quotrule at the school It should be a of the Utah High School Athletic and zoos the old and weak buf- ed the coach as saying association will meet Tuesday at falo are killed and shipped to the he “simply didn't want to coach at great game The Cougars have the same thing 7:30 p m In the reading room of Crow Indiana at Custer Mont" any more” in mind Coach Eddie Kimball’s The party was informed that any Temple the Deseret gym Warner told the newspaper he team has given the Buffs their Rex Sutherland chairman of the municipal zoo state or government had mailed his Tem-ul- e to resignation toughest game of the season to rcgon two hoop committee has park may obtain live buffalo by authorities on Saturd'y morn- date They will have the advancalled the meeting and will be in Special permission of the govern-e R grr?-uatYeomans Temple ing Earl of being fresh for the Saturday tage ment charge not was manager of athletics clash while the invaders will have immediately available for comment the Aggie game Friday to worry about The Cougars have come up fast since' the season started and if the Buffs are going to stub their East Jordan §take toe Coach Kimball and his crew Highland Stake SUGARHOUSE Northern Division EDGEHILL appear to be the outfit to do It st THESE BOYS BALL Utah Aggies Seek Revenge for Trimming Cougars in Position to Pull Surprise' all-st- The-vet-cr- an Willtoxoit Morris Pros Redskins Expected to Get Win Over Split With Denver and College Team oh Eastern Tour Wyoming Clemons Gives All-St-ar Name— Today’i games 171 201 156 Mansell 222 167 145 Auatad 186 214 194 Earl 200 123 189 Pusey 178 170 169 Pleht 181 167 212 Gealta 201 174 152 Albeati Harmon 197 182 200 Ken lehr 154 195 176 C Olsen 174 190 190 Lee 196 124 189 Richardson 184 204 159 WGLaraeu 194 189 171 Wcaaman 175 187 188 Marian! 0 188 156 211 178 185 210 Whitelock 214 166 214 Ablett 211 208 181 Gudmunaen 203 174 JOT 168 169 185 Orhmidt Ward 202 156 211 171 170 181 Edwards A Oleen 150 177 148 Robinson 156 203 190 Bhulti 188 211 191 Miller 210 211 182 Roberta Morriaey Darley Hampahirt Ensign Rich Jacob! RAnderaon Walter Butta Nlnk Rasmussen 8 F Baker Garfield V Davies Bill Evans 178 206 218—795—2220 McCullough 186 182 181—737—2217 LThmpan 233 211 173—787—2217 Run 181 228 166—775—2216 Van Fleet 223 177 233—824—2213 Ahlqulst 172 169 165—740—2200 Wiggnal 175 177 194—713—2200 Schweitser 217 215 182— 779— o? Eizlnga 166 ?01 224—770—06 Hava 170 2?5 171— 748— o Thomas 202 162 1 83— 759— 3 69 162 204—730—0201 211 203 210— 813— 196 186 235 ipft— w Rtch'da'n 194 176 165— 7'— 175 156 188—699—2180 Moore 170 210 212—761—218? H pay 191 206 167—751—2186 213 175 171—775—2184 ?uayla 196 188 169 190 182 175 150 Grand and total! Total 215—743—2180 161—695—2177 163—777—2177 184 — 696—2173 180—697—2171 217—777—2169 213 — 740—2167 147—726—2166 196—721—2163 167—721—2158 -2157 166 — 7164-2-155 lh9— 7231-21- 54 170— 725i-2l-52 193 — 7684-2-151 213— 171—771-Dun- 167—741 168—69 171—74 164—68 190—66: 160 — 709—2136 181— 771—2136 169—782-421- 34 12132 179 164 179— 710— 2131 '97 19B 169—745—2130 63 148 201—702—2130 223 188 148—741—2152 194 175 174 180—723—2130 163 142 189 148 — 642—2128 181 166 195 169—711—2120 165 155 170 177—667—2116 198 §01 167 170 — 736—2113 213 169 198 170—750—2110 149 193 152 205—699—2108 190 204 168 170—752—2107 185 150 159 174—668—2106 176 193 173 222 — 763—2104 169 204 180 151 — 704—2104 148 176 178 164—666—2100 179 159 215 156—709—2099 166 161 182 191—700—2095 211 174 194 147—726—2094 177 176 170 208—731—2093 203 154 198 147—702—2087 179 194 2J3 180 — 786— 2085 212 193 203 176—784—2085 151 189 165 170—675—2080 180 189 186 178— 733—2078 172 124 174 161—631—9076 193 161 175 165— 60— 2013 154 161 5t 1aa6iO— 2065 183 183 159 127 — 652—2065 15L 151 187 130 155 iso ino inW720 — 2058 179 155 167 — 652—2058 185 140 172 — 684—2058 184 l8i 159—654—2053 171 187 152—666—2049 Name— Today's games 223 177 187 Russell Chick Olsen 160 169 174 Tedeaco 190 156 124 189 194 144 BLareon Bareudregt 177 186 155 147 175 202 Merrill 147 183 143 Rreimeke 180 145 165 Gough E Peterson 212 352 179 168 217 154 Trousdale W Sorensen 183 179 176 183 149 160 Facer 148 178 172 Krauts' 176 212 191 Griffith M Nelson 127 156 149 J Ellerbeck 322 158 183 Ridd 162 189 149 H Jones 157 177 160 146 190 180 Reid 160 169 160 Sowby C N Fehr 157 150 214 W tokens 179 187 170 174 210 146 Swenaon GThompa'B 144 161 193 186 117 203 Bowers 164 175 171 Q Olsen 112 154 159 Parkin Wood 157 178 163 DeeAnd’rs'a 139 156 147 158 168 174 Minster 182 138 157 Hickam Leick 184 187 179 Moffatt 193 167 134 200 155 170 Springman 194 224 164 Ellsworth 160 147 168 Sandqutst 176 161 173 Eccles 176 199 3 53 Fouta Forgensen 160 194 180 C Johnson 166 160 176 Haacke 358 162 190 158 138 172 Rofka 136 186 178 Stltser 152 164 186 Brand Abr’h'ms'n 135 168 184 Choulea 175 167 213 14 171 372 Bayle J Anderson 181 138 150 148 355 132 Farr Fredriksen 171 184 105 133 207 109 McEwau 154 157 164 Rlrhoff 153 I'M I3g McCrea Ftone 16 13 1 70 Ocwev 136 180 214 P Worthen 133 13 13 Hall 147 186 ?12 174 137 197 Burkett 17! 138 134 Nesbitt T Lasen 13 182 138 168 153 167 Hickcog 158 121 203 Dodgen Grand and totals Total 168—755—2048 154—857—2048 191—661—2047 170—697—2046 187—705—2046 177—701—2040 175—648—2040 206—696—2040 129—672—2036 149—688—2035 161—699—2034 183—676—2033 171—669—2033 185—764—2032 190—622—2031 171—634 — 2031 189—689—2030 179—673—2029 381—697—2027 194—683—2026 145—666—2026 167—703—2025 148 — 678—2024 187—685—2023 150—653—2023 165—675—2014 184 — 609—2012 175—673—2010 149 — 591—2007 160—660—2006 146—623—2004 179—729—2003 171—665 — 1994 166—691 — 1994 169—751—1990 213—688—1988 173 — 682—1985 156 —684—1973 216—750—1972 158—660—1971 178—688—1971 123—591—1970 153—653 — 1964 147—649—1960 157—644—1952 178—732—1950 169—659—1945 180—649—1944 183—638— 1944 190—740—1941 382—741—1935 135—610 — 1034 131 — 551 — 133—642 — 1010 174 — 704 — ioofl 133—673—1001 164—700—1808 120—628 — 183 181—624—1884 163—650—185 203—621—1612 2 6 2 SlGreen e t 3 3 1 7iDubois rg 3 4 2 8Rnsander ig 0 0 0 O'Allan rf e Holmes rg P Brown Simpkins it Nordquist Cochrane Ashworth 6 0 0 12 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 rg 2 0 0 4 rg 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 0 Totals 26 6 2 54 Hurst 1( 10 10 -- 17 18 9 431 Score by Quarters Totals Carbon Westminster Morgan referee JR DIXIE Heaton rf Tobler U 20 11 19 31 Ure umpire COL I GTF1 P5 B A C JR COL GTF P 13 12 4 4 2 10 Peterson rf 2 2 2 6'Carter if 4 4 6 Albrecht c 2 1 1 1 0 2 McDonald rg 4 3 1 1 Fawcett Ig 4 3 2 10 Hunt Ig 2 0 0 4 Cooper rf 2 0 0 Kmney rf Strasser rg 2 2 1 5Diccau c Wilson rg 0 0 0 0 Greene Ig Cook e lav r 1 1 5 9 2 10 4 Totals 14 15 10 381 Totals Score by Quarters: Dixie 13 20 10 B A C 23 17 13 6 40 Pusv umpire Jordan Junior League STANDINfl Wo“ Vfldvl Lost 0 Union 0 Draper Rlierton 1000 1000 500 2 2 2 8niyT West Jordan Pet 500 1 1 Bingham This week's schedule: Tuesday— Union at Draper 333 000 000 Thursday— Bingham at Sandy Friday — Riverton at Midvale West Jordan bya SANDY Jensen rf Nix U Nelson c Wright rfc Nance Ig H’rdc'stl rf Carlson If Anders’n rg C Jensen c Totals Stocking Score by Sandy Jr Midvale Jr 3 13 7 13 referee 0040 oooo 10 0 2 Quarta : Total Oakeaon at Basket Officials Tuesday m M Men Basketball Scores Team Standing- s- 6 10 7 25 umpire 15-12 Won 9 7 6 3 2 1 Lost Pet Kilgore rf 1 000 Riggs If 778 Tavlor c 666 Goddard rg AS T7Pi l 1 3 Foulger G 2 8 3 rg 0 rf Election Slated Gun Club UP By ifltetlnr The 0 4 0 16 annual election of th Salt 0 0 6 Lake Gun club will be held Thursda Ftb 3 0 0 0 ruary 9 at 730 p m at 562 South West Despain 6 McGhie Ig Temple atreet Sandy Second 7 East Midvale Curt la rf 0 0 0 0 Frank Kautsman president will be in 9 Reese rf 0 Butler charge of the affair Following the election of officers a genLyon lg Final Round Schedule eral business meeting will be held at which reThursday Midvale Jr Gym ST LOUIS Jan 29 tPI-W- ith 14 4 1 29 time dates for several important trapshoota 12 6 4 28 Totals Totals T p m — East Midvale ve Butler will be determined Score by quarters Wel8 p m— Sandy Second vs Union Bob of southpaw Eighteen members of the club took pert ceipt Sunday 28 21 9 Midvale First vs Midvtlt Sec- Edgehtll 9 p 19 29 In the regulsr Sunday shoot at tha club land’s signed 13 contract for 1939 ond Sugarhouse urn traps 4000 West North Temple atreet R R Bill King referee Ken Andereon Bruere came up with 25 straight to aet the President Sam Breadon of the St UNION pi re MIDVALE 1ST A H Means broke 22 out pace In aingle GTFP GTFP of 25 to cop flrat'plac in akeet competition Louia Cardinals said: 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 lOidurtis rf Drake rf HIGHLAND PK PARLEY'S The scores Gilbert If 4 4 3 11 'Whiting If 4 4 2 10 “We may have the best pitching 2 0 0 4 Paulson rf 2 1 0 4 Reese 1 2 1 3 Lauritsen e 5 11 ll'Poulsen c R R Rruers rf 2 0 0 4'Maxfield rg 5 Irant rg If 0 0 0 O'Ertckson If 0 0 0 0 A H Means in the league” staff Woodhd Ig 1 0 0 2 Walker lg e 5 3 0 10 H B Carlisle C 10 4 3 33 D Hanson 9 2 9 9 Kuight 1 0 0 2Pugmlre rf 31 5 Avlett rf Weiland § Ncerings rg 0 0 0 0 OKuhti rg 4 2 0 b Dean Hurd the seventh Redbird If Hanaen If 0 Barrett Huber lg 0 1 0 0 WKuhn Ig 0 2 1 1 Bill Clayton 6 Rav Pierson forgensen e 1 5 4 601 Pixton rg Julian if 1 0 0 2 WHausonU 3 pitcher to sign was given a good 0 0 0 Waters e H A Oi Means Mrs 2 0 Thompinrf 0 terms of the docu- raise but Jenkins lg 0 0 0 --01I rf 0 0 Jack Orme Dykes ment were not disclosed Bob won W B Wood 13 14 7 33 3 13 28 Totals 181311471 Totals 10 2 Art Olson 13 9 291 Total! 18 games and dost 11 last season Score bv quarters Dave Sanders Score by quarters: 29 15 Midvale First Breadon aaid he expects great Charley Wardrup 29 12 6 3 Parley's 8 15 Union 4 20 28 W CarrFisher 10 Highland Park from Paul Dean who ia not things Blair referee Cvar umpire Frank umKen refereeAnderson ill King W W Ray 8 In the fold Tom Sunkel and yet pire I Willfama BANDY BECOND 8am EAST MIDVALE Morton Cooper Other hurlers who Mra C Simpson GTFP I EMERSON STRATFORD C Simpson i Chrtstnsn rf 5 7 1 11 'Larson rf ' 3 4 2 8 Warneke Curt have signed are-Lo4 5 0 8 0 1 0 OBeck If Glover If Davis Bill McKee and A1 Sherer 0 2 5 5010 Simmon rf 2 4'H Davli rf 1 0 2 1 UStapley e Hansen e 2 1 0 4 4 2 If Da If 0 Baker vi 1 0 10 2lCAndrsn 0 0 0 0 Nielson rg rg 0 0 Bowman e 1 0 0 2 VAndran Ig 3 1 1 7 Clark e R Glover 1 0 0 1 2 2 4 Tripton rg 0 5 22 Hargrvearg 0 Ferguson rf 3 2 1 721Low rf 0 0 e 2 3 Oractite Ig 0 1 0 0 Walker ig 0 0 Nelson Wlxom rf O II 0 0C DavH lg 0 0 0 01 Young lg Falrbka c 2 4 1 S Hhaw rg 0 0 0 0 0 0 Parken If 0 1817 8 37 Dahn rf Tot1l 10 lV 5 251 Total 0 0 MeKdrk rg 0 1 0 O Karpwta rf 0 Boor by quart 29-- 05) MIAMI BEACH FIs 0 0 0 11 a l Mldvl jWelcbmn Midvale Midvale Union First Second 0 2 1 3 1 1 0 1 3 11 0 2 2 4 333 Erickson lg 0 0 0 0 4 222 Hines lg 8 000 1 Brandt MoUerup 10 If e 1 1 12 13 Breadon Praises Card Hurlers T GTFP GTFP illKhar i hod 10 s h tl Xi P a w 0 Ir a mmim8 GTrPI GTFPI 10 0211 “ GTFP Service Court Tactics hi Gives Vines Win n: 23 30 Blair umplrt FOPLAJt OROVB I MIDVALE 2ND i OTFPI" GTFP Colbart rf 1 5 2 4'Maiuran rf 4 10 8 If 3 117 Bamy He 03 13 02 tvCarlon Booih 2 115 Hartman 0 111 Bammert r 0 0 0 O'Cuunlmj r( la I 11 1 Lundskoa la 12 0 ?"t-llc- h 1 2 1 8 4 Id Thurber f Oata rf 0 0 0 0 Norcard If 0 0 0 0 Browu c F Andren c 0 2 0 01 (I 0 Ml Terry ra LAndran If 0 1 0 Oi 4 18 5171 1810 8 40 Total Total Cvar by quarter: 8 Fonlr Grove 13 Mid ale Second 23 25 Blair n(rM Cvar umpira b eact 10 Eat MIDVALE JR T F PI G T FP 0 0 Cronin rf 100 40 0 OPurmir If 3 3 Pttencee 1 13 0 0 Novich rg 3 3 2 4 8barp Ig 111 0 2 Dunn f 0 0 0 0 O'Puomlr t 0 0 0 0 0 Taft I 2 2 2 2 4 Po'-c- n 0 0 0 f Nelron c Olccti g simper g Warner Resigns Says Rumor Sndv Scond JR 00 all-st- ar 111 -- Roberts referee Group Counts 700 Buffalo a— 2 3 ff three-gam- r 14 17 40 Jan — Ellsworth Vines put Don Budge back in his place as pre Bcora by quafttra: tennis 22 tender to the professional 8 12 20 Emerson S 7 1 4 Stratford championship Sunday by besting OUeklrk refers Preulr umpira 0 4 him The pair played the 19th match I WABATCH BRTAN GTFP! OTFP their present campaign before a M Pnrdlerf 2 10 4iEHardy rf 3 0 0 8 of 2 4 rrowd of 2000 persons at Flamingo Thornwlllf 5 21 11 Hulre If 13 A 3 c 2 0 Huffman c 0 0 0 0 Eva n Park Of the total Vines ba won Barratt rg 2 1 0 41 Walton rg 2 2 15 Rlndflcb 1(213 8 CHardy ig 3 0 0 8 eight matches -- I Experts said Vines won Sunday 12 7 3 27 Total 118 3 251 Total on his service and superior court Score by quarter: 15 25 2 25 tactics He forced Budgt into a Brvn 8 27 10 25 Wasatch great many errors Cdekirk refere Prelcr umpire Total 818 4 221 3 8 3 8 4- -t 6-- o LOANS ON IMPROVED SAIT’ LAKE PROPERTY Di Li Dt tl! mi £h els EASY REPAYMENTS 8-- y WE LEND OUR OWN MONEY HOME IfiYESTLlENT & SAYING CO 203 WALKER SANK (LBS eli of no aii He aer Mi f1 8i gel BUI |