Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE

Logan, March 49, The game Of bas-
fetball played IN the gymnasium last
Saturday by the college team and the
team Of the Lattcr-day Saints unlyer-
slty, was without doubt the best game
Of basketball ever played In Logan
Real scientific playing was done on
10th sides, but nearly everyone thinks
the college team did much the best
playing. There can be no doubt about
the truth Of this popular opinion. since
the score was so nearly even, and very
nearly all the baskets made by the
college team were thrown from the
field, while - baskets for the opposite
team were made on fouls. The saliva
ton Of the visiting team lay entirely
On the ingenious throwing Of Mr. Tay-
lor The next game Of two more to be
played will take place In Salt Lake
city next Saturday
The leading lady basketball team Of
the college is doing come wonderfully
good work In this popular game. A
practice OF this team last Friday night
with the college junior team demon
strated great SKIN among the girls, as
the boys found It necessary to work
extremely hard TO keep up their score,
Elder Melvin j. Ballard gave some
excellent Instructions to the students in
chapel last Friday morning He was
formerly a student and graduated in
the college steral years ago.
Bishop Hogan of Thatcher, Idaho,
end County Commissioner Hoif of Bear
Lake county, were visitors at the coll
lege on Monday. Both have students
in the college, and were highly pleased
with the work being accomplished by
their sons and daughters. Bishop HO-
CAMS remarks to the students In chapel
on Monday morning were full Of in
terest and encouragement for learners.
Artist George II. Taggart OF Salt
Lake city is now In Logan and has
with him his portrait painting in life
size Of Prest Joseph +, Smith. This
beautiful and perfect work of art Is at
the college and Viii be exhibited 10 the
public tonight, In connection with this
exhibition. Prof George w, Thatcher,
Jr., will conduct n musical recital In
the concert hall to which the public
is invited to attend,
Prest j. H. Paul Of the Latter-day
Saints university favored the college
with visit last Monday The stu
dents were more than pleased to be ad-
dressed by him in students meeting at
- o'clock His remarks as usual were
full Of vlgor and extraordinarily good
instructions, and were highly appreci-
ated by the faculty and students,
Profs. McEwan and Hin Of the Eng
fish department OF the Agricultural col
lege were visitors on Monday,
Elder John r Miller Is now In Lo.
gan In the interest of the young peo-
Die. He favored the college with a
visit today, and has kindly consented
/ TO address the students in their meet
ing at o'clock on Monday morning,
Prest. and Mrs LInford entertained
al their residence on Monday night In
honor Of the visit of Prest, Paul, who
was president Of this college for sew
cral years. Among those present We're
| Prof. Gowans Of the Agricultural COLI
| lege and Profs. j f. and D. T, Miller,
and Prof Hall and their wives Profs.
| Gowans, d. r. and j, f. Miller were
members of the college faculty during
| the era Of Prest Paul's adminlstra-
| ton in this institution.
Mrs. Cruikshank Of Montpelier, also
a former student of the college was a
visitor this week,