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The trial matches of the first annual Utah State intercollegiate tennis tournament will start at I o'clock today. All finals will be played tomorrow beginning at 10:00 o'clock on the Aggie courts.
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The hammer trials will start the big track meet in the stadium Saturday at 1:00 p. m. - Meyers, Long and Squires in the feature events. How many records can the track and field men break?
STATE TRACK MEET SATURDAY
Tennis Men ofThree Schools Ready For First State Tourney --
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Medals to be Awarded MYLES BOWEN -Cow ley to Try For,,,------• Great Comeback--Utah Favored to Take Firsts In Doubles And Singles
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AGGIES DEFEAT Three Utah Schools "Y"COURT MEN To Vie For Honors
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Utes Favored to win wiih Romney's Athlete s picked for Third position - 8. Y. U. Strong in Many Events.
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Bell.bton' ;-;:;;d. 1)t"rformance ca me sa me meet . Carl va ult ed over the barri er with th e· stand ard s se t at 12 ft.<& in chr.1 whloh brok e th e reco rd of 12 fL S 1-4 lnc~ftl held for $CV· 1 st :~• '!~~r yl':~.:1: : ~ 11. Y, U. Btltlston bepn to pole nu" while int.ho crado lthools.atWnln ... hel .. hlof
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Following are the result.5: Pr!Zcs for flttlng and sho..,•~ Ing of Uvestock: HolsU-ln class Pint. Owen To.ylor: second. Louis Madsen; third. lm Clark: fourth. De Clark: fHth, Homce Owen. Jer$Cy class First, Junius Baird: second, Edward Ward ; third. Cyrl! Maughan. Beef clDSS, fat stock Finl. J·unlus Baird; second, Wcstenst.1ow; third, Owen Westens• chow, Evans. Beef class. breeding 'lltock Flrst. !..eland Clark: SC<:ond. El•
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ton 111the high Jump iind pole vault, Myl('s &,,.-en In the broad )U111Jl,Everett (jampbc!I In the shot. and Aland Forgeon In the hurdlc11. Thr.3e men have been the heavy poh1l winners for the AIQtics tJ1I! season. Captain Myers Is h1 good condition again followlni; a sUR:ht attack or blood pobon due to a llght sp! ke wound te• cclvcd In the Utnh meet at S:i.ll Lake. The other leading point makers nt.,o seem to be In excel!cnt condltlon. Donald Cox 111;i.y spring a surprlsc In t110 Javelin. He has been gettlnr the wand out rather con$1stently In ret:eni 1 heon1ft~s Rl~h;~ hn: his ponderous bulk deflnlt.ely centered on a seeond 11lacc ln the hammer throw Th!l t would help lhe Aggitll tmmenscl>· Dr}'ldalc 111, the broad Jump and Ch!lds In thf' hlR:h Jump together wlt.h Rt· mund. dlscu~. are goln1: to make a strenuowi effort to bt-enk Into thl" points. Nll.'l('l Brn..•1hct 13 m::ikln!I'. grep,t im~ 11ro1•,·mrnt in the ,11ort mce,i Cooch Dick Romney. who ha, ,:encrnl tluu!:e· ot U1e mec•.. has aunou11ecd U:nt the trac;. events wlU bl"g!n nt J o'clO<"k
TheUtahBeehive Changes Name , Style
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ll'U a 11\0 phom ore In h ll"h school th at a coach pvoa ny alle.ntJon to his e tfor U. Whtn t. senior in hl ,eh se hool he brok e th o ~t.au, lnkr!l(:hol:a slfo rtcord In th e ,·aultal lJ ft . JO Inch~ y;hlcl1 he s till h olds. Ill s best m:1.rk las l Yt'ar 1\'U II rt. IJ ln cht!f. Carl b u two m ore years in whi ch h e s hould r eac h ,rcat helc h ts l11 th o pole va ult even t.
AtlensttJ~Agglcsw1ll no~ SH u lower st.anding In the coming st.nt.e track Dnd flel<t meet than they nre expected to, and a11ylhlnJ they do above a eert.Aln minimum wUI be bf U1e n11.ture or a surprise. N11.tura11y with captain J ack Squlrc.s, Nate Lona:. "Buck" Orant. and ])OWbly Wilton I vlc the Ut.es arc heavy favorit es to win by a 11,lde marJln. B. Y. U. -can't be pla.ced anywhere
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s~hoo! will A feature of the rodoo wns fanry roping and trlekrldh11t, J}l'rCor,ned by Ted Ne!lwn. Crom Ca111lda, who won $Ce0l1d 11rl?.C for !nney ropi11g In thM country last yea r
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