IN CAGE PLAY] aS Teams Sought oe Competition; Sarah a ‘Was Big. puccess . - Eight teams may compete ,1929 college den, ‘President the Intermountain nounced court in the | joust. in Og- | B. Hales a Wayne JeaeuP an- | today. - Montana Normal of Dillion may § be added as the eighth team; pre viding the northerna: meet: the. league requirements. ~ Six teams, as featured in -the E ‘past, has proven unsatisfactory. ~~ | Officials of the league have three ‘methods tion which may at their get considera- next loop pow wow. — | ment { 3 scheduled. wee tween the two. division winners. Another favors four teams for the} series with a round rebin tourna- aay eal . - One of the officials is in favor | of playing a three-game series be- - The eight team idea, however, appears to be the more teasible. : | : 1: “Cedar City may get: the next | Classic. Ogden, however, will ger the first chance Lure. The event didly handled success of to nace: The. fea- |: j last week and was credit ‘enieecd for. the | is « venture the iWallace Jones, B eth ~~ Winkler, | George Blanch, Rulon: muden Fred. Taylor, Aaron W. Blaylock, W ayne— Russell Tracy, John Q. B.. Hales and Croft. RP 2 — ee eer ee es is ~> E2SS |