Latter Day Saints Business College - S Book Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Golf OLF is fast becoming one of the leading sports at L. D. S. Four years ago this favorite pastime was a thing unknown as an inter-class activity at the Gold and Blue institution. Each year since a golf tournament has been held among the students each meet having climaxed the preceding one. The 1929 tournament was the most successful ever held. As soon as the weather permitted, a meeting was called by Onan Mecham and Alex Gray for all those interested in participating in such a tournament. A schedule was drawn up and matches were arranged and played at Nibley Park. Among those who participated were Onan Mecham, Major Garff, Paul Bird, Hampton Price, Ralph Knight, Dick Lund, Jay Gardner, Frank Howard, Harry Brooks, Phillip Robbins, Larry Stephens, Willard Stevens, Melvin Jensen, Taylor Murphy, Ray Richards, and Alex Gray, each of whom gave an excellent exhibition of skill. :E 0 y a 4 c A E6 WM jf., 4335 if K , ' 5 1 is With more interest being shown in this sport each year, it is expected that only a short time will pass before golf will be an inter-scholastic game in the local schools. P' LE fl ff l l l 1 . fl l , Melvin Jensen Major Garff Frank Howard Harry Brooks Paul Bird fy Ralph Knight Alex Gray Onan Mecham Jay Gardiier gf 5 .ffnxrc is N f '+f'?.x x 7 'm 7 i ' X 1 l ' Qcwv -X ie il-5 A-.lik , -l,,J-,:fx? 'hr 4' qv,Q,fk , exit -- -if 1 6411+ -- E'

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w ' ' A alll? QQ wmv ' 4- Q EQ- on g g Q 5 gr --fe -, L e N . y e The score of the Provo meet, fifty-two to seventeen, would suggest an easy : 2 I victory for Provo, but every event was closely contested. Captain George Engar, by I E 2 capturing second place in the forty and the two-twenty yard free-style events, i4 starred for the Saints. L2 3 lv, By allowin West Hi h onl one Hrst, the Saint water-do s easil won from l . A, S s. Y S Y them by a score of fifty-three to five. P b 1 0' In the state meet held at the Deseret Gymnasium, the Saints showed an unex- i 5 ected stren th in arnerin thirt oints, while Provo, the winnin team, ca tured l I P 8 8 g Y P g P Q 1 : only forty. Captain Engar was an easy victor in the one hundred yard free-style. I n Ve The Saint swimming team for 1929 completed a highly successful season, al 0 swimming expertly and well for the L. D. S. They placed second in the state finals. I' x Q 0 . f 4' Q 4 5 K g. K , Q5 F: 1 U 1 - 1 'I N - 74 '- Q Li 'D 0 i 1 ' i U ii e c A 0' '- Q 1. R S S l P l jf DON HUBER GEORQE ENGAR ARTHUR WELCH 1 X imma Ylillnnna f . A - 5 3 - KA S N c E- 1' S,--., f'- -4 SQ. on 1 6 3 El..-

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x l ' V 3 es 'B F-f' Vs, - ' 7 ' in ' 4 - 3 gl The TCHDIS Season lg 1 l I :A 2 .9 COACH RALPH GRAY has done a great deal toward bringing the L. D. S. A tennis teams to the front in the local circles since he took the reins in hand a ,6 li few years ago. This year, after a poor start, the Gold and Blue racqueteers came al through to finish the season in a creditable manner in the Tilicums' cup competition. I ' 9 X 2 Coach Gray was forced to build a formidable a re ation with onl one letter- i , gg g Y , gil 5 man back in the harness. This person was Dick Weiler, who led the Saints in their 2 ' , g matches on the cement courts. Dick was an extremely clever and steady singles g Q , vo 1 performer and won most of his sets with ease. Milton Musser and Douglas Cassity U I' 5 were two noteworthy net stars in the doubles. Dick Gibbs, who alternated with A N Musser and Cassity, was also- a reliable player. Melvyn Cowan had the makings of 19 an uncommon tennis aspirant at the first of the season but he contracted an illness i which offset him for the rest of the year. i Q Y Q 1 at B I . F I 'L' y - we i 1 if ' In 9' A I -' l 4 U f r , s g 'W GIBBS XVEILER MUssER Cimssim' lf l t, i if. , r . , 5' ,W ' 3 cr- V th- - .,--v,,- -Jsfffah Q' -- -ifleilif-W