Three Alpine Division Basketball Games Set This Week
Sporting and Athletic News lists three league games in the Alpine division for the week. Proctor Academy of Prov debuts against Lehi with high expectations after a strong football showing, while Provo and American Fork both seek their first wins in a clash at American Fork. Weber hosts Pleasant Grove, aiming to rebound from a 2-1 mark and foil the state champions, in a pivotal tilt that could erase Heber districts from title contention.
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American Fork
Stormstead
Proctar Academy of Prov
Miniatera
Weber
Pleasant Grae
Pleasant Grove
Greenwood
Iam
Hebernes
Ilven
Turner tops Jones in long wrestling match in Malad
Davy Jones of Utah Agricultural College defeated Joe Turner of Washington in a grueling one hour forty five minute wrestling bout at Malad Idaho. Jones kept Turner from pinning in a capacity crowd, demonstrating notable grappling endurance.
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Jones
Turner
Ida
Davy Jones
Utah
Egale
Opers
Joe Turner
Washington
Utah Aggies Release Schedule Details
Logan January 20 Managers Nelang Young of Toran Agolo Basketball team announced the college game schedule for February. Events include February 5 at 5 pm BYC, February 12 ULC at UL in Punto, February 4 Cove U of B at Salt Lake, February 19 AC vs U of OU in Logan, February 22 at Smart Gymnasium, and February 20 coefficient at Logan.
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Logan
Nelang Young
Toran Agolo
A. Ve. BY. C
U. Alc
Ve. I
Punto
U. A. Cove
U. of B
Salt Lake
A.C
U. of OU
Smart Gymnasium
Churches Playing Basketball in Bitter Denominational Clash
In a chaotic crypto report, Methodist defeats Presbyterian 29 to 11 amid rough play in a public safety arena. Congregational and Presbyterian Sunday School teams clash, while Central Christian tops Baptist in a tense quadral outing marked by heated exchanges and “peace at any price” rhetoric.
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Balt Lake
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congrega- Presbyterian
Centre
Tian
Spectatora
Methodism
Presbyterianiam
Coatraltina
Central Christiana
Baptista
Stingaree Outlaw Adventurer at ISIS Today
Murray city commissioners discussed taxing ambler as other corporations at the last meeting. The question was taken under advisement. January 20.
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Stingaree
Isis
Murray, Jan
Murray City
Promontory Mines Seeking Investors for Zinc Venture
Promontory Mines offers a chance to invest in actual mining with zinc prices rising. The company seeks funds to buy tools powder rails cars and build ore chute bin wagon road and crews payroll. Stock at 5 cents a share with a 30 day option to double purchase at same price. Visit the Utah National Bank basement office or call or 1262W. director will respond. OG Kennedy secretary.
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Tigit
Utah National Bank
A. Kennedy
maAlvertiagment
Greek wrestler Cotsonarus eyes victory over Marbetson at Orpheum
George Cotsonarus known as the Greek asserts strong confidence to beat Jack Marbetson in the upcoming Sunday night bout at the Orpheum theatre. A $100 forfeit was posted by manager Joseph Goss as Cotsonarus prepares with swift training at the Pingrer gym.
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George Cotsonarus
Salt Lake City
Jack Marbertson
Orpheum Theatre
Cotsonmasse
Marbertson
Joseph Goss
Orpheum
Norbertson Docan
Cots Barua
Big One
Pingrer Gymnasium
North Weber Stake Basketball League Formed
The North Weber stake of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association organizes a stake basketball league with teams from Ogden Third, Sarsnot, Taylor, Lynne, Morrisville and Plain City. South division schedule includes multiple matches from January 27 to February, leading to a stake championship game and an indoor athletic tournament featuring a scout demonstration. Professor Caine marries Marie Eccles in Logan, Idaho. An expert attends Idaho conference on seed diseases and palate diseases. Professor Porter visits Pleasant Grove for Parrons day. Repair worker W. Markland sustains severe burns in Ogden while repairing equipment. He is hospitalized in Ogden.
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Weber
Athlettee
Young Men's Mutual Mprovement Association
Atuke
Ogden Third
Sarsnott and
Taylor
Lynne
Morrisville
Plain City
Merriatt
Taylor January 27. Third Ward
Marriott
Mar Foul
Malo City
Plata City
Hartiaville
Rato City
Hartlaville
Hartleville
Tra
Stake
Roosevelt at mass meeting lauds Americanization drive
At a Philadelphia mass meeting under the National Americanization committee, officials from immigration bureaus, state agencies, and sociologists joined former President Roosevelt as the central speaker. He urged training for native and immigrant Americans, called for night naturalization courts, and pressed national unity to ensure equal opportunity, national defense, and a disciplined industrial order.
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Jan
National Americanization Committee
Federal
Biureaus of Immigration
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Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Coronel Roosevelt
Wilton
Clarence N. Goodwin
Wilneis
National Council
Federal Bureau of Education
Louis F. Post
United States Department of Labor
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Lincoln
Roosevelt
América
Germany
United States
Carparag Lana
Belgium
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