Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-16 | Page 13 | Jupiter Pluvius Halts Scheduled Track Meet

I Jupiter Pluvius Halts Scheduled Track Meet GALA TRAGK MEET 111 BE HELD At NEHjlELD ; Old "Jupe" Plays Havoc With Tracksters in All Parts of Utah. (By Willie B. Good.) j: Hey, call a copper! ' I One Jupiter Pluvius, better known as the weather god, is raising the general gen-eral "dickens" with athletics In Ogden ! and in various parts of Utah this I spring, and according to the athletes, J 'tis just abrut time a warrant for his I arrest is issued. In fact, if the gent ! doesn't have a heart within due time the track and baseball season? in both college and high school class wl'd be 1 postponed for the season. And that 1 wouldn't be right. , And bc-siries Og- j den fans are clamoring' for a chance j to see the super-Athletes In harness in igden before they depart for the Olympic Olym-pic games. Yep. 'tis hard luck. , rine scheduled meet with the Un:ver- .ity of Utah was called off yesterday 1 after Jupiter had starteJ an early bar- ! rae on the new athletic field at Mon- ioi- avenue and Twen'.v ninth street. ThiF, however, was nor uruered until City Engineer Tracy HtHie.1 th.it it wou u be Impossible to gi,r. iho field in shape before May S. But Airangements for a meet with the I'lali Aggies, Ogden h'.li school and Vvebei Normal Collet, not to forget j t.e Cgden A. A. stcr-j Is now on the in.antir and unless .le Jupiter again ; h jsl.;is in for added lauelt. tlie show I wil! take the center of thi siage. And i litre's hop'in thy mct will be held. I Ccneh Lowell Romney 1 'he Utah ! lAgg'cs is anxious to hnvo his men. nix wifh the Ogden A. A. i'tars and also I wall the stars uf tho ;tv.i local high ; " schoulH. However, Romuoy, stated that his men wouldn't havo a chance rj,"; to cop honors against uch a classy ar(:vegation as will h presented by the Orden A. A. Many St u.s... 1 The- Ogden A A tea 11 will be.com- posed of Alma Rtchar-is, Creed Hay-Huond. Hay-Huond. Clinton Larson, Bub -rtln, jj-iany Bagley, Al W.anlerr and Earl ('irot.-nlc" Wilion. .Wilson, Martin land Warden will represent the club hu U:e 880-yard ru". mile and two-mile (runs. -Haymond ,vl!l carry tlie burden Iin the sprints while Richards, Bagley a.vl Larson will be seen in action in , the f eld event1;. 1 R:.mney will pre.sen; such stars as Hart rnd JacqiK.3, distance stars; Han-vii. Han-vii. Dee, Falc'f:, Belnap. McDonald. jbpe'.K-er and Wn'i v ami several oth-! oth-! er ;'tars. j j Tt e Ogden high will be represented 'b Harold Hutton. Lee RichardsL jO'Keefe, Griffen, Williams, and olher , Weber will have Farley, Critchiow I Jeppson, Lindsay arid othess on the 'firing line. 1 Some of the most competent officj- 1 ' ials in the state will handle the reins : 'in the meet providing Jupir .alte 'asleep and forgets to "storm" on that 1 day. 'Twill be a great day for the ath lletic boosters of the state so "JupeJ I calm yourself and give the track bugf a chance. And with it all, "brin back j those wonderful sunny days.' i SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. ! At Little Rock Little Rock-Menv phis game postponed, rain. .3 At Chattanooga Chattanooga, ,0 i Atlanta, 5. ; At Birmingham Birmingham, 6 'Nashville, 13. 5 I At Mobile Mobile, S; New Orleans? 2. V? I no