Schedule for Junior Basketball League Prospects and Matches
Last evening the Junior Basketball League schedule was set for twenty games among multiple wards and clubs. Browning Brothers offer a silver cup for winners and fold medals for all-star selections. games on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with venues to be decided by managers. A sixteen-game city series follows the season, with Troy founder withdrawing and several clubs pending applications.
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Star Center Joins YW Basket Squad in Utah Nucleus
Salt Lake Jan 12 Roger Van Pett former mac center on Utah world championship team made a prominent appearance for the local YW squad with a debut that boosts the team’s championship hopes. Norgren lists Romney Warner Van Velt Thorum Doftan and Jim Smith as a core. plans show Nomney and Warmer as guards forward Dorton Gailth, Thorum Melt at center. East bench coast drills eighteen prospects as freshmen compose the pool for varsity plans and conference rules limit frosh play.
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Telephone star breaks record in league match
At Fort Lake on January 12 Steck led in a truce protested night on Quinn's alley taking all three games and breaking the league high single score record with 225 surpassing the former 221. Columbus Kalebts were present as opponents.
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Lucas Five Wins Over Jordan Team in Ruttington Gym
Salt Lake, Jan. 15. The Lucas Greenery company and the Jordan high school basketball teams faced off in Duttington gym for a rough road game. Lucas won 56 to 41 as Lrickean scored four baskets in a burst late in the game. M. Schatz led his side with five field baskets and fifteen fouls drawn. Olsco of Jordan tallied twelve field goals and one foul.
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Woolmen Meet Fist-Card At Balt Lake Grand Theatre
A boxing gala at Balt Lake’s Grand Theatre tonight features Top fighters led by promoter T K Downsog of Mandat Tan club. Young Albert, Utah featherweight champ, faces Chris George while Kid Emmett meets Young Arawnia and Gus Williams nixes Willie Gee, promising a packed card of fierce matchups and strong local interest.
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Kaysville Scouts Defeat Clearfield In Tight Junior game
Kaysville boys defeated Clearfield Juniors 18 to 13 in a fast paced basketball contest. Harvey led Kaysville with strong scoring while TL Wilcox sparked Clearfield. The final score reflected a cautious lead as both teams traded early baskets and kept the game close.
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Salt Lake Teams Reinstated by State Athletic Association
Salt Lake area schools Granite Jordan and L DS are readmitted to the Utah High School Athletic Association per President James E. Moss. A board meeting Saturday at 2 pm in the Deseret Building will redraw Salt Lake division lines, consider Kaysville’s move to the local region, and form an eligibility committee. Northern division reports favor Kaysville joining the Great Salt Lake division for financial reasons. Davis County may shift to the central section if Kaysville moves.
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Salt Lake division to elect new board member
Before tomorrow’s board session the Salt Lake division principals will convene to select a new member of the board of control to replace H G Tichardaan who was released by the board for limiting members to principals and faculty. New members already chosen include T W Deneson Saupcto Serter division L H Peterson Nebodlelsson and J W Fejere northern division with further selections planned from the southern and Alpine sections.
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O J Salisbury Named To Tennis Board Post
New York and Japan dateline reports state O J Salisbury of Salt Lake City is proposed as a new sectional official in the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. If nominations are confirmed at the annual meeting in February, Salisbury would join a roster including other officers and delegates from Philadelphia New York and St Louis with talks of reorganizing Pacific Northwest representation.
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Utah Freshmen to Face Box Elder High Team
Coach Nelson Norgren will lead the Utah freshmen to Brigham City for a night game against Box Elder High School. The traveling squad includes Mudine at center and forward, Davis at guard, Cutter at forward and center, Prouse at guard, Hanson at forward, Ferwan, and W Romney at forward.
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Choice of Hymns Adds Odd Twist to Funeral Plan
An Indianapolis dentist with a tenor voice offered to sing at a funeral when an undertaker faced a shortage of soloists. He suggested popular tunes like Crossing the Bar and In the Land of Corn and Wise, but the family rejected both options.
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