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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
u. OF PROPOSES
RULE FOR REFORM
Puts Emigration Plank up TO
Other Schools in Intermoun-
tain Region for Adoption.

The athletic authorities Of the Univer-
sity of Utah have taken the lead in an
effort to purge college athletics in the
Rocky mountain region Of professional
ism and have gone on record in favor Of
the emigration plank in the eligibility
rules. The Utah school has sent a circu-
lar letter out to the other schools in this
district and asked for their cooperation
in the matter. The letter is as follows:
salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 30, 1909.
Board IN Control of Athletics: Gentle
men-We, as representatives OF the Uni
versity of Utah, ask the cooperation of
your board in adding to our rules of eli
gibiltty rule known as the emigration
plank.
The purpose of this plank is to bar
student from representing more than one
school of college grade.
We believe that with the adoption Of
this rule more friendly spirit will exist
among our schools here In the Rocky
mountain district. 1t will stop for all time
the squabbles continually arising as to ell
gibility OF athletes. Each institution would
stand on it's merits. and the status OF that
school would not be shaken through the
eagerness 10 win by some frenzied alumni.
we realize that this movement is a lit
tie in advance of the rules governing ath-
letics in the far east, but cannot we, here
in the Rocky mountain region. where we
seldom meet with outside competition, be
governed by d rule, the spirit of which
will put each institution on a equal foot
ing with the others of our section?
1t seems that the time is now ripe for
the enforcement of rule which will stop
for all time the proseiyting and barterinG
for developed athletes. In the light OF the
accusations too well known throughout
the Rocky mountain district made against
several athletes during the past football
season, does It not seem that we are losing
sight Of the real spirit for which college
athletics are intended Are we not allow
ing a few selected athletes to represent
our institutions instead Of developing our
athletic teams from the student body as
a whole and giving every student a
chance?
We submit this suggestion for your
careful consideration and ask your coop
Grafton in what we believe a move for
the benefit of athletics in the Rocky
mountain district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
GRAPPLERS WORKING HARD
Y. NJ. c. A. Boys Promise Some
Great Bouts in Coming
Wrestling Tourney.

On next Friday night the Y. VI. c. A
''grapplers' who have been working hard
all fall preparing for the annual cham
DiOnship. meet. viii contest for honors on
the mat. NJ. r. Yokei, instructor of this
branch of the association physical work
states that about eighty-five men are reg
uiarly working out and predicts some ex-
cellent sport Since Yokers match with
Mclaughlin in the ball this branch OF
sport has picked up materially at the
Y. NJ c. A, until at the present time IL
is attracting as much interest as any
other branch Of physical work which the
association handles.
Competitors will be divided into classes
and under the following weights: 125
pounds, 135 pounds, AS pounds. 15S pounds
and the heavyweight men Harvey, Ray
and Crabbe are doing good work among
the rs Founders, although there are a
number Of other good men who will loom
up strong IL the contests. One hundred
and thirty-five-pou class will come
through strong and Spitlzo. Wilson. lloyd
Jewell and Evans wili put I'D as pretty
a fight for the title as will be seen in
any Of the weights. The 145-pcund event
will also be q hummer With Make
Richardson. Nichols and Judd especially
strong In the 15S-pound group Dale Deane
and Leroy Mulltner are expected to put
some pretty work, while in the heavy.
weight class Burgess and Cuddy Russell
will make things interesting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
NOW UP TO BAN JOHNSON
Hal Chase May Be Fined by National
Commission for Jumping
New York Team.

New York, Jan. 30-The reinstatement
Of Hal Chase, formerly first baseman Of
the New York American league. depends
upon the decision OF Ban Johnson. pres-
ident OF the American league. Harry C.
Puiliam, president of the National league.
said today that he had notified August
Hermann or Cincinnati, president of the
rational commission. that Chase's appIf-
cation for reinstatement was satisfactory
Mr.. Pulliam understood that Mr. Her
mann also favored Chsse's reinstatement
ban Johnson IS expected to make known
MS decision on the matter today or to
morrow. 1t is reported that Chase will
be fined for deserving the New York
club and going to the California State
league without permission last summer
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Jan. 30.-Jack Atkin. car
rying the crushing weight of 1Ss pounds,
proved himself the champion sprinter Of
America when he won the Alhambra
handicap at six furlongs at Santa Anita
park today in a terrific drive by half a
length from Dominus Arvi. The six fur
longs was run in the remarkably fast
time of i'll 30.
One Of the features of the race was the
appearance of the great sprinter Roseben.
The old horse looked bad and did not have
the speed which he had shown in the east
and finished in the ruck.
Xox Populi won the AIamitos handicap.
First race, five and a half furlongs.
purse-ColoneI Bob, 1i2 Musgrave, to ?.
won; c ". Burt Ito J. Howard, to .
second; French Cook. 101, MCGEE, to l,
third Time-1:06. LaLonde, Furnace.
Catherine F., Sire Edward and Ybor also
ran.
Second race, purse, 2-year-oIds. three
and half furlongs-A- J. Small, 109, Pow
ers, to 5, won, DOnau, I12, ]. Howard
Il to >, second; Reyo follower, los, A. w
Booker. il to 2. third. TimeI4o seconds.
Delmas. J, II. Barr. Marys Lamb. Cham
eloin Girl, Mike Molett and Domithaids
also ran
Third race. mile and an eighth. handi-
eap-Nox Populi, III, J. Howard, to 1,
won: GOwan, 100. MCGEE, ) to I, second:
Montgomery, III. Archibald, to /. third.
Tfme-1.52 2-5. Angelus also ran.
Fourth race, the Alhambra handicap
Powers. to ;, won; Dominus ATvi, 49,
Archibald, 10 to 1, second; Magazine, 107.
MCGEE, to I, third. Time-1 II 3-5. Old
Timer, John A. Roseben. Colloquy. Sir
Alvescot, Orbiculsr. Fern L. and Miss Sain
also ran. Magazine and Sir Alvescot cou-
pied.
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs. SELL
ing-Pal, ice, Powers, II to 10. won; Can
ardO. l02 J. Callahan. to l. second; Clio
Yinni BdlerO. 102. E. Clark. y to /, third
Time-1:1g %. Lord Of the Forest Jane
Swift, Sibsri. AmpedO and Captain Bur
nett also ran.
Sixth race, mile. Standardization
Archibald. TO 2. won; St, Elmwood. II2,
MCGEE, Z to ], second; Hasty Agnes 1902
Goldstein. TO 1. third Time-1:S9 3-5.
Red Gauntlet, Snowfall, Molesey, Norbitt
and Ben Trovato also ran.
Seventh race. five and a half furlongs
purse-Red Mimic. 100 MCGEE. S to 3. won:
Chilla, "a, +. Martin, 20 to /, second; Turn
away, los. J. Howard, to 1. third. Time
-107. Rosslare. Golden Legenda. Pomare,
Ssdier- AHeviator and Neoga also ran.
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NEW ASSOCIATION
Of SPORTSMEN
Meeting Called for Next Tues
day Night to Form Coun-
ty Organization.

Chairman II. B. Lyman of the commit
tee appointed at the recent state sports
mems convention 10 organize sportsmen 5
clubs in each county, has issued call for
a meeting Of sportsmsn for Salt Lake
county. It will be held next Tuesday night
at the Commercial club and Chairman Ly-
man is anxious that every sportsman in
the county be present In the meantime
the other counties are becoming busy on
the matter and il is believed that before
many days live sporting organizations viii
be going in every county in the state.
This Is following out the plan suggested
at the state convention for each county
to have an association Of its own, and all
OF them 10 affiliate into one large state
body At the present time Cache county
is the only one which boasts of a live
organization along this line and this as
ISOLATION is doing wonders for the fish
and game interests Of Cache county. With
a population but a fraction of that of salt
Lake county, the Logan association has
a membership Of over 10 active members
In the past fish and game associations
have been formed in Salt Lake, but for
some reason OF other failed to accom-
plish much. or after short existence gave
up the fight. Chairman Lyman believes
that there Is more interest now, owing to
the active measures taken recently to get
suitable fish and game laws, to so ahead
and organize an association which will
hold together and be able to do some good
work He thinks ii is the duty Of the
members of the various duck clubs of the
county as well as the unattached sports
men to get IN line for the new organiza-
ton. as it will work for the same ends
these smaller clubs are striving for.
State Fish and Game Warden Cromar
is heartily in favor of these county organ
izations, believing they can work in har-
mony with the fish and game department,
and that each will help the other
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Mondays Oakland Entries.

Oakland, Jan. 90.-Entries at EmeryviIe
for Monday. Feb. i:
First race, five furlongs. purse-Paic
Alto. Tennessee Boy. RosaSn0, Joe Rose,
Fanatic. Erbet. III, Banthel Golden Cir
Gle, Ronevale. 107; Chitterling, Strike Out
Waisenkind, loo.
Second race, three furlongs, purse-Tur-
ret. Ssinotta- Quality Street 107; Pene-
trste. Alder Gulch. %: Jungle Queen.
Prince Asturiss. Terrago. 1o2; Jack Den
nerlen, Eddie Duckling, Ceaser, Suily. los.
Third Isce, mile and twenty yards. sell
ing-.I ord Rossington. Pan De ORC, 100:
sKatie Powers, sMavbel Hollsndsr. f07;
Mitre. ia; Confessor. III; Lady Alicia. En-
and En-. liz. Minalto. 100; Lucky Mate.
Gatien Lass, %: The Peer. o..
Fourth race, seven furlongs. Durse-May
Amelia. 100; Jacobite. Ketchemike, Bell
wether, IG7; Warden. IS.
Fifth race, mile and one-eighth. selling
-sCol. White. Matte Mack. Sea Salt. t03;
Miss Delaney. Jacome. los: Senator Beck
ham, 90 Prince Nap, 1i3; Raleigh 81:
Legatee. 105
Sixth race. five and half furlongs. sell
ing-Tom Shaw Honest. Marion Casey.
Jos: Deutschland. III: Belle Kinney, l04:
Workbox. Traffic, g.: Blameiess. as: sSil-
Yer Stocking. g; Burning Bush. III.
Screen Goods, 100; sSerenade. S.
sAnnroottaa afforroroe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
AlRSHIP RACE FROM
NEW YORK TO ALBANY

New York. Jan. S0-An airship race
from this city to Albany, a pioneer event
OF its kind In the United States. has been
arranged as one of the features of the
Hudson-Fulton memorial next autumn
The Aero Club of America under whose
auspices the event is to be conducted. an
nounced today that the prize Of the win
Der is 1900 Amateurs and professionals
may compete. but only propelled airshiDs
may be entered. Cortland L. Bishop. pres
ident OF the Aero club. stated that ali air
ship inventors here and abroad will be in
vited to participate
Oct. I. the day Of the naval parade M
the Hudson. likely will be assigned as the
date for the race.
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MARATHON IN SNOWSTOa
Pittsburg Athletes Break All b
ords for Doing Fool
hardy Stunt.

PittsburE. Jan. 90.-W1th a blinsi
snow blowing in their faces BY a tenn
an-houT wind, a temperature Of Il degz
and running over a course at times Ell
cred with snow six or eight inches ds
22S starters from western Pennsylvs1
Ohio and West Virginia, left ROchesz
Pa, at 1920 o'clock this afternoon ir q
Marathon race OF twenty-six miles s
yards 30 this city. More than 159 Of 3.
runners finished the race, all Of them
fairly good condition.
William r Shannon Of EdgewOrth rL
won the race in 3 hours. 20 minutes and
seconds. John Robb Of DixmOnt, Pa. CT
ished second in hours. Il minutes and
seconds. and George ". Maston Of Roe-
ester, Pa, came IT. third, his tine be-
hours and q minutes.
Fifteen Of the runners were exhaust
early IN the race and one man broke E
ankle on account Of the slippery gK9U-
before he had gone far. At s O'Clock %
night James Mckee, aged - years Or
ished the race with broken ankle. Co..
sldsTlng the weather conditions, the raj
Is said to be the most remarkable eve
run in this country. Crowds of pee
lined the roads. the Pittsburg people ee
so numerous that street cars were take
off the main thorOughfares during the r
ISL Of the race.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
KING JAMES WINS
BURNS HANDICAP
Classic Event of California Run
in Heavy Rain Over
Muddy Track.

Oakland. Cal. Jan. 90.-After practical
iy leading all the way, King James, one
of the stars of the stable of Sam Hill
dreih, gained a head victory over DoTante
in the Burns handicap at Emeryville to-
day. Milford one of the lightweights,
was third. The classic of the west was
run in the presence of about 1900 peo-
pie and over a very muddy track, heavy
rain having fallen during the early morn
ing hours. Fine weather prevailed for
the sport during the afternoon, and the
big crowd saw one of the best finishes in
the history of the Burns handicap.
Colonel Jack was withdrawn, leaving
a field of twelve to go to the post, with
Firestone and Big Chief of the Thomas
II. Williams stable ruling favorites. Do
rante was next in demand, with King
James. sent up from Santa Anita two
days ago, receding in the betting.
They were sent away to a good start,
and Dugan at once went to the front
with King James. Arasee for an in
slant took the lead, but King James
passed him, and after that was never
headed. In the last quarter Dorante chal-
lenged King James, and the pair fought
il out. In a drive the Hildreth horse out
gained Dorante. Milford was a close
third. FirestOne was outTun, and Big
Chief was not at home in the going. Lee.
on Dorante. made a claim that King
James interfered with his mount in the
stretch. but the judges did not think there
was any Interference The race was worth
SIS. 104. of which Sl0.599 went to the win
Thirty-one books were in line and bet
ting was lively. Results:
First race. six furloDgs. seiling-Spohn
lo4 (ButwelD. Is to . won: Argonsut %
Upton, to 5, second; Dolie Dollars los
CTapiinl, to l. third. Time 1:17 SIS
Yank, Darlington. Ed Davis, Brookleaf
Adena, Otogo, Matchtulla, Transmute and
Prestige finished as named.
Second race, three and a half furlorss
purse-Old Mexico. 103 (Gilbert), TO l.
won; Recon, Us (BUtler). Z to l. seconod:
Miss Roberts. los (Mentry), TO J. third
Time, IA 3-5. Tipster, Penn, Indian Maid.
Rivera. The King and Seagreen finished
as named
Third race, six furlongs selling
Deutschland 112 lkeoghl, 5 to .. Won
Trois Temp. 100 CScoville). s to ]. second:
Dainty Belle, 100 CTaplin), 10 to /, third
Time. LII % Hampass Serenade and
Please finished as named
Fourth race, mile and a quarter. the
Burns handicap; gross value. s13740; val
Ne TO winner, S0.509-King James, I2g (Du-
gam, II to ., won: Dorante. ia H.ee), . to
,. second, Milford, 81 CWalsh) 9 to l.
third Time, 2.11 3-5. Arasee, Nadzu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
NEPHI HAS CRACK TEl
Believe Their Fire Boys Are
Good as ANY Basketball
Team in State.

Nephi, Jan. S0.-ProvO was defests.
Nephi firemen iu a basketball u
played ar the Arlington last night. a
score Of Il to @ in favor Of the M
firemen- A team picked from the III
Commercial club consisting OF r. II. +
ton, w G.. Andrews, y. W. Viebers ~
l. BeliistOn and \. A Nielsen v-ers
feated by the Nephi High school tss-.
score of to Z in favor OF the r.
school team. O Ri Whitm0re was
referee III the latter game and showed
celient ability as q master Of the ii
and was commended by all for his Z
ness in the matter II is believed E
that the Nephi firemen team is ors
the best teams in the state Of Utah
CAV and they Justly rank with any OF
ieague teams playing ia the state sf
present time. The ability displayed IN E
evenings game in passing the bah 2
shooting it into the basket from all
rections and distances was an evid=
Of their good training and the visa
team were baffled at every turn. Z
Provo boys did well. but they were g
ciassed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
CHAMPS GIVEN |
ANOTHER SHOl
B. 7. U. of Provo Takes BY
Into Camp in Leaup
Game by 35 to II.
STANDING Of Teams
Especial to Tire He-a,s

Provo. Jan. 3o.-One Of the fast.
ketbaH games ever witnessed =.
was played tonight between the D r.
OF Provo and the B. Y. C. OF -
old-time rivals. The local bavs
almost at will. which is seen by -
sulting score. 3 Y. L. IS. p. v -
II was stated by Coach Bsdsroeb 3
the game that his men were in t.'.
Of shape and expected to bring ~.
their home town the laureIs thew -
night at Salt Lake. The grear 49,
the state championship is now in a. r
The b. Y. L. simply PLAYED HE n T.
off their feet. both from the fa-I h.
in passing the ball. which Was H..
ever witnessed in the b. Y. T. g,r-
FOUL pitching Of Medium was ~.
throwing thirteen out of sevart7.s-l /
Tie rest Of the team were IN !
Waugsgard played the star rsr7e -
3. \. G. The officiating OF t6e -.
excellent. Pinckney Of Chicar' ~,
and did creditable work. Horsfsri y
L made good as umpire.
The line-Ups.
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Light Wool, Firestone, Maltbie. Big Chief.
Animus, Clamor and Don Enrique finished
as named.
Fifth race, mile ard a sixteenth, sell
ing-Nebulosus, 107 (Butler). 4 TO I. won:
Jacomo, los tRoss), S to /, second; Miss
Time. SO 20 Red Leaf, Invader. Con-
vent Belle, Mendon and Matte Mack fin
ished as named.
Sixth race, one mile, purse-Smiley Cor
bett. i'll (Mentry), even. won; Early Tide.
100 fBuXton), II to 8. second; Yankee
Daughter. 81 (Taplin) to ]. third. Time.
las 2-5. Tom Hayward and Husky also
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ENSIGN LEAGUE.

No league games were played last wee
in this league. but the two leading teaIl
were engaged on Thursday night Play u
the two Leading teams Of the eat Lah
stake. also last night at the 7 ". q. =
gym under the auspices OF the JtA.-
league Of the city. reports Of which -
pear elsewhere. The two Ensign tsAl'
were successful IN defeating the Iifteel,,.
and TWenty-ninth wards Of the salt l6s'
stake Thursday. Tho teams play q p
turn game IL the near future eTcndls
ing opponents.
Next week the four leading wards q
the league are engaged on Nednes.-s
the TWenty-seventh We. the Twentie-
Feb. 8 and Thursday. Feb. 8. Eigltsel-
vs. Eleventh. Both the Eleventh =
Twenty-seventh wards have much sirols
er teams than heretofore. and promise Z
spring surprise on their more siel-s
ful rivals this time
The league standing follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
UNIVERSITY, 46; LEHI, 1s.

The second basketball team at the uni
versity trimmed the Lehi basketball team
yesterday afternoon in a lively game
played in the university gymnasium. The
score was IS to Is. Richards and Johnson
were the stars for the victors. The line
up for the L team follows: Richards left
forward; johnson. Coates. right forward;
Tanner, center; Howell, left guard; Erick-
son. right guard.
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MAeNATEs COMING AGAIN.

W. II. Lucas and Jack Grim are on their
way to Salt Lake TO organize that inter-
mountain league again. They have
started half a dozen times and according
to letter received BY President John
f. Tobin of the Utah state league yesteT-
day from W. II. Lucas, they are headed
this HaV again.
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ALL-kMERIcANs WIN.

Honolulu. Jan. S0-The All-America base
ball team. which arrived here today on
the steamer Mongolia after touring the
Orient. scored its first local victory this
afternoon when IL defeated the all-Hawaii
team. to l.
The game was full of excitement from
start to finish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
Y.M.C.A.SMOTHERS
CALIFORNIA FIRE
Locals Can Now Claim Cham
pionShip of West in
Basketball.

The championship aspirations Of the
Los Angeles all-star basketball team were
nipped in the bud last night. when they
FLASHED with the Salt Lake Y. NJ. c. A.
at the iatter's gym. The association won
in one of the most overwhelming victories
ever gained by local team over a visit
ing aggregation. The score stood . TO
is at the call of final time. and the Wis
1toTs. with q string Of victories mile
long, played like bunch Of noviccs.
The Los Angeles five has a record Of
fify-siX games won and one lost on d
trip that has placed them against the
best teams on the coast and IN the north
west. They met Salt Lake. and now
their record will carry two games lost
But il justice 10 the visitors it must be
said they certainly appear as If they can
play a better article Of Basketball than
they dishcd up last evening. The men as
a whole in practice gave every indication
of being basketball players. but when IN
der fire they failed miserably TO deliver
the goods.
The association team never appeared in
better form. and when from the first
blow OF the whistle they began 70 run up
a score the crowd realized the locals were
out TO win. Eight points in all were
scored before a Los Angeles try found
the basket. BY the end Of the half the
visitors were able 10 throw but one field
goal and four from foul, giving them
total Of six points. while the J. NJ, G. A.
was piling up 26 The second half Was
but a repetition of the first.
Fast work. clever passing and a re-
markedly well developed play of team
work under the baskets won the game for
the association. Neither of the Los An
geles backs was able to cover the Y. NJ.
&. A. forwards, and when Dutton was
completely outplayed by Holman at cen
ter. his change TO guarding wilcox also
proved a failure.
By winning last nights game. the Y
NJ. G. A. now has a clean claim TO the
title Of western champions. The assocfa-
ton has successfully trimmed every team
of note in Colorado and Wyoming. while
the Los Angeles team has beaten prac-
tically everybody on the coast and
through the northwest.
Two games were played as prefiminaries
to the big games. The lineups and scores
of the games were as follows:
y. NJ. c. Al. Los Angeles-13.
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salt Lake.-There is no doubt. with the
persistent efforts of the fight promoters
nut that Jeffries in the near future viii
consent to meet Johnson. which I would
very much dislike to see. In answer to
your second question. I do not think
with the best of training his condition
could reach his standard of 1s03-0G which
would therefore. in my opinion at the
outcome of the fight. johnson would still
retain his championship honors While
Jeftries, therefore. would lose that great
distinction OF the retired and indicated
champion. y n
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SWIMMING CHALLENGE.

The following challenge was received
yesterday;
IT hereby challenge 8. H Love to a
forty-yard swimming race, best two in
three, TO take place at the ssnitarium on
Feb 8
(Signed.l "a. II. HELLER"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
ST. PAUL LANDS TWO.

St. Paul Jan. S0-Manager Mike Kelly
Of the St Paul American Baseball asso-
citation today settled a deal with Man
aser McGraw of New York for Catcher
Needham, and with the Milwaukee man
agement for First Baseman Flynn.
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LEHI BOYS CINCH TITLE
Are New State High School Cham
pions Of the Southern
Division.
Especial to The Herald

Lehi, Jan. S0--In a fast but rather one
sided contest the Lehi High school team
last night einched its title to the cham
pionship of the southern division OF the
state High School Basketball lea que, bv
defeating Heber s. to %. This game.
which was played at Heber. is the fifth
straight victory for Lehi this season.
The lineup was as follows: