SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1933 Ogden And Preston Cagers Prepare For Title Game Here Monday Scholastic Fives Meet In Play-Off Court Attraction Utah Aggies and House of David Scheduled For Two Contests Ogden High hoopsters engaged In a final workout today in preparation f for their championship game with ! Preston High at the Weber gym­nasium Monday evening. The Ti­gers spent 20 minutes at basket shooting this morning and conclud- 1 ed their practice with ten minutes of ball passing. Coach Dick Kapple of the "Orange Streaks" pronounces his men in ideal con­dition for the big test against Joe Call's Prestonites. The winner of the game Monday night, which will be played as a preliminary to the Utah Aggie-House of David contest, will meet the Rich division win­ ner next Friday night for the right to enroll in the state tournament. The place for the holding of this game will be determined after the winner of the Ogden-Preston con­test is determined. Coach Kapple will probably send Ellis and Boerens into the game on Monday at forwards with Kennedy at center. Greenwell and Hall will undoubtedly start the game at guards. Joe Call, former Aggie athletic star, is coaching the Preston five. He believes his team will turn back the Ogdenites, but anticipates a close contest. Chatterton and Pooele are the leading performers for the Preston five. Pooele is a guard and Chatterton performs at center, j Preston also engaged in a short iwarm up today. "We expect to have more than i 100 rooters in attendance Monday s night at Ogden," said Coach Call today. House of David meets University of Idaho, Southern Branch, at Pocatello tonight. The squad, in charge of George Johnson, baseball umpire in the American association in the summer months, will arrive in Ogden early Sunday. Dick Romney and his Utah state varsity will put in an appearance 1 Monday afternoon. The Farmers will be at full strength in both games. "Our regular varsity team will op­pose the House of David aggrega­tion," said Coach Romney today. "Eleven men in all will make the trip to Ogden. In addition Coach Jack Croft and George Nelson, trainers, will also make the trip." The Aggies will be quartered at the Hotel Ben Lomond. House of David and Utah Aggies will also perform Tuesday night. Weber High, Ogden division cham­pions, oppose the classy Dundee team of the Commercial league in the preliminary game Tuesday. Popular prices will prevail for the double headers. Tickets are on sale at Hemenway and Mosers, Weber gymnasium and Ogden High school. Tickets will also be placed on sale Monday at Weber High. The premilimary games Monday and Tuesday will get underway at ' eight o'clock. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1933. Students Invited To Attend Charity Event Special Offer Announced By Martha Junior Society OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Parke Petterson, Editor; Barbara Kimball and Marjorie Wood, Associate Editors Students, opportunity is knocking at your door! A special offer has I been made to high school students which you cannot afford to pass up. 1 Next Friday, March 10, one of the most lovely dances of the year will be given by the Martha Junior so­ciety. Although tickets are selling to most people for $2 a couple, any high school student will be admitted for 35 cents plus his student body ticket. This dance is being given for the purpose of maintaining a bed at the Dee hospital for unfor­tunate children. Why not dig down in your pockets, get the necessary cash, and take your girl friend to one of the biggest events of the season? Besides treating your girl friend and yourself to a grand time you will be doing your bit toward helping the needy children of Og­den. Don't miss this special offer -H. P. THRILLS PROMISED If you're looking for thrills don't fail to attend the carnival spon­sored by the Girl's association to be given in the Ogden High school Messrs. Wangsgard and Peterson make their jokes, or is this the way they learn them from Mr. Widdison? I think this new custom is un- fair to the students, for we need those radiators more than the teachers do.The students only have; a few more months of this year to use them and the teachers have years yet. Now, maybe I am wrong, but this new custom might be confessions in­stead of just a plain conflab. -Puddle. The students of Ogden high school wish to offer their heartfelt sym­pathy to Don Banks because of the recent death of his beloved mother. DESTINY j Boy, does this sun feel good? It makes "R" sing. I saw the sun come up when I was on my way to school the other day, and I wasn't late either. Dave Wangsgard says marks don't mean a thing. I surely wish I could , get him to come home with me and explain that. Puddle abuses the public just something awful. He drives fast when he passes a pedestrian on a crossing and does he throw mud. I wonder if it's Emerson Huff that drives a Ford up and down Twenty-sixth street about fifty miles on Vtnnr auditorium on Friday, March 10, at seven-thirty p.m. We promise some good basketball games by the class and club teams as well as dances and stunts by good talent. Here's what you've been waiting for, a good time of the year. This is bound to be a knockout and you'l agree with us, too, when you see the boxing match the Ogden high girls put on. Remember above all things, this is only costing you ten cents. Now for the tickets; you may ob­tain a ticket from any physical edu­cation student. Get your tickets early. Everybody come and make this carnival be the biggest event of the year. -Diu Verre C. A NEW CUSTOM You have heard of radiator ro­mances, but here is a new happen­ing, the teachers' radiator conflabu- lation. This might not have any­thing to do with radiator romances, but the new idea seems to be re­placing the old one. Each noon as I come into the building from the northwest en­trance I see three or four teachers parked in front of the radiator. They are members of the stronger sex. This fact was only a theory at first, for I had to see them three times; to believe it. I Could this possibly be the waj Why is it that everybody is sing­ing "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing?" (Cadet hop). I hear the Classicalia is going to be a dance of unforgettable surprise. Well, all I can say is: Get your date sudden, or it will be another stag dance for you. The latest dope on Emerson Huff is that Mark Bower is the little fel­low who supplies him with his info. Famous last words: Are my cheeks pink _Juste MoL DEBATING "Resolved, That the Nations of the World Should Adopt a Bimetallic System of Exchange." This high- sounding question perhaps does not appeal to you as being very inter­esting. And it isn't very interesting, that is, to you. But to a certain group of four fellows who went to Weber county high school last Tues­day it seemed very interesting. They found that our country cousins can debate as well as play basketball ; and milk cows. The group consisted of Roland Stone, Boyd Hopkins, Anthon Yarbrough and Sidney Gor­don The boys were well received and met with keen competition from the Warriors' mental wizzards in tn non-decision debate. After the de­bate Mr. Ellsworth Himes, Weber's coach and a real fellow, gave some 1 verv good criticism. -An Eye Witness.