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Show PAGE POUS TITS JOtmNAL, LOSE CillLEOlilllS OPENER League Leaders Among The Majors LOGAN CACHE COUNTY, CITY, EiES CIH Ifl Wednesday, JuriQ 1. lit 97. UTAH Burgbley has impressed critics pith, timber his steady development a topper. He is the present British champloh at both high and tow hurdle, has more th held his own in competition on this side losltig only Game Played at Itlelimowd Franklin Cutler Two base lilts S vnav-- i Mitehel, Cutler. Double plays! Icy, Hickenluoper to Rowe, Mitehel toj Htckenlooper to Rowe. Time of game 1 hour 80 minutes. I mpires I Heath and Feltman. Scorer Lloyd R. l5tof,, 1? 3b 4 111 jl lUckbam. r Hogan BALL VALLEY ' (By Associated Press! 1 Game played at Iwwlst.m. lw WtekfthnTss Including games of May 31.' I LEWISTON, June I This was a Rawlins e .NATIONAL best talent in Holland. good game, plaved before a large f0ie cj Yankee hurdlers have dominated Batting: Harper, Giants 388, i Beamons Salient crowd. ri LEAGUE J, Features, Hatch Kuna: Hornsby ; Giants 31, the Olympics wince their revival in o tgfl Done hlti two base swats in sud- - jchole if HH8: Wright, Piratea 87. 1896. They have lost only one Wee ce anion In the ninth Inning, ravel IS. Doubles: Grantham, Pirate over either the high of low sticks. for they Cab Baer held the victors! Totals Triples; P. Waiter, Pirates M 4STkXWXG OF THE 4 L1J5S. well in band - For the home club, Richmond Homers Williams, Phillies 8; 8 P--t. pwen, the famous Canadian, ( Who is 1 3,. League Standing Hy Neilson the elongated first wck-fw- .' Todays Game Thompson c Wilson, Cubs 8,, 1 -er 0 still holder of World's records flew 0 well .750 hit .... A connecting 3b Snri at 5 oclock '-- ' , exceptionally Hanford Lewiston 4 Stolen bases. Ou ler, Pirates ,16. for-tw2 a in 1 home 2 runs 0 home first in the HO meter high and .667 . Richmond . Logan . single Johnson ef Battery for Wood-soPitching: - Meadows, pirates won - 7 t Weston ... Winters and 0 hurdles. But Thomson, although ha 9 Smith three hat. at Skid .500 2 tunes 0' Neilson lb . V. play,j lost 8. t ,wore the maple leaf in Olympic eom-- 0 j Preston On B. Y. Field for ixndeison ed a short 0 .500 stetiar at 1, game stop rf . tl Salt ljke . ... j .333 the Beet , . ' AMERII AX petition, was 'a Dartmouth College Indies 2 2 2 eleven Today Day field Diggers, 2b Smith taking .. Kali Irhompaon Idaho , Browns .414. E, Miller, student, developed by Harry' IIlil- Batting. 2 g bard 2 softie of .250 then chances, 8, vry Twin Falls y. Nelson t jFrankJin Yanks American 58. coach and former man, Ruth, Runs; 1 bobble. one 0 0 and of included not Game 30th . 4 making only May ... Pitcher p Pocntepo 69. holder. Yanks Thomson now Hits: title Gehrig, Olympic . 0 v Pretested. I Smithfield ? V, Olson If Logan J 6 Doubles: Gehrig, Yanks 69, coach an Yale, , at JH assistant ... 4 18 , Ogden a Lord Burghiey, jgr Davy, as his j PRESTON, June Triples: Manush, Tigers 8. 30 3 8 27 18 Totals Homers; Ruth, Yanks 6, fed tint Cambridge Pnitersity teammates Score by innings Yesterday's Results. and American friends cgll him, 1 Stolen bases: Simmons, Athletic pitching. 0 ff 0 1 0 0 8 0 ... , Franklin Salt Lake, 6; Poratsllo, 6, ! visitors when hits meant run Two uan,nn. 2h performer over any of tbe hurRichmond ... 10010108 -3W. fast Tin 1Falla, 3; Ogden,- - 4. t- Sixteen dle routes but he probably will conPitching: Pennock, Yanks won 5 snappy double plays also added to' . hits base Two r Summary: innings lost 1.; Uudlin, Indians won 5, lost the pep of the game. Hickenlodper centrate next year on a bid for the oney M Thompson. Sacrifice hits V. Nel- - 60 Idaho Falls, 2; Logan, 0.. second base converted twe seem- at 1; Olympic title; now held out-EaanlO Struck By son, Egan. f the Illinois Jingiy safe hiLf into outs,. 0 iby Pitcher 8 Bases ' on . balls, oft by- F. Morgan won th 1924 Athletic Club. Today? Schedule, Taylor 1 of 2. game, Time 4. Pitcher Decision Boxing 0Egan Salt Lake at Poiatello. final at Paris in the Worlds record -.hour 58 min. 1 mpires, Rasmussen time Twin Palls at Ogden. of 62,6 seconds, but this mark r 0 ' land Bouts DutanL Scorer, HUlyardy 0 . i i Hogan c Idaho Falls at Logan. was over 'looked by international 1 J At Franklin. Weston 14. Batteries, O' Bair If Lev iston still retain the Franklin. 6. Bat-A- authorities, who 0 0 Swinjard cf R H O A L Stropaon and Hicks. MADISON, Wis., June 1 (API - . ' standard of S3 seconds, .made by Pretty 'hard for1 local fans to say HU1 8 8nd twJ 2 Nlelsml lb Raias A boxing bill calling fur decision Loomis Jn 1920 oa tbe books, At Weston Preston, 2. Batteries Franh 3 4 1 yesterday's opening game oil B. Y, bouts in Wisconsin passed the state Smith ss - Davy wasnt discouraged by hie Bat12. Rowe 1 1 3 and Merrill M. 3b Weston, was field Coley a good game when the home senate last night. The bill provides r. 3 failure to again win the $06 meter" 1 1 teries Nelson and Hicks, club went down to defeat, but never-for a decision by two judges, tee. Cowles 2b hurdle event at the Penn relays, 0 2 1 South rf referee to name the winner In the where he bowed to Johnny Gibson theless it was fact. Th Collegians 3 2 J. Foley p case th. Judges do not agre, of Ford ha m. In that race h par' and Spuds put up as good a contest 0 0 4 I Fullmer p . tially stumbled over one hurdle, lost American gs one could hope to see If "the New Menaces his stride and tbe inside lane, yet Totals .. . . 2r 1 6 24 11 2 Delaney and . York Yankees and the Washington had .enough reserve 0 get up to ( ' PRESTON Olympic Senators had been on the grounds. FANS BOO WHEN within n yard v of Glbeoft at the finMike . . McTIgue AB R II O A E to 0 in lexer of The store ended ish. 14 " ' ' O. Chat terton Cf 8 - Score by Innings- l4 the Spuds hut they only had the lge Bv AI"n J. Gould. Great Britain has had s tnueh 1 (AP) June NEW YORK 0 Smithfield Rowe lb in the breaks of the game 4 Pitcher David ord YORK (APl-LGIVEN NEW developing hurdling stars difficulty ,,...08808666 VERDICT;. York and Of New S. Chatterton ss Mike McTigue 6 Lewiston Nelson allowed but two scattered hits X 6 Burgbley frankly admits be doesnt as America ha had discovering dis. . , 30306600 0 Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn, Mitchell p ... while the slab artists of the visiting too seriously," tance running talent, but Ixifd Summary: Stolon bases, Swinyard, take his athletics 1 Home runs were matched today to pattie lajcutler c tlub connected for five safe ones off Neilson, 2, Two base bur tbia titled British college stumay break the spell M be CALLAHAN TO Davy on , 6 hits rounds at the Yankee stadium Pitcher Hansens delivery. Hickenloopcr ?b Done, J Seamons, Bair," Swlu-- 6 dent, pink cheeked and 2L never- keeps up his present pace. Nelson's elusive pitching kept ali .July 7 at which time Delaneys light iu. Neeley rf bite Swinyard. theless cherishes a consuming amWin or lose, however, the titled yard. - Sacrifice 4 the Collegians heavy sluggers from 6 Credit victory to Baer, Charge de bition to win an Olympic hurdle Briton baa won tbe affection of a Mushy .heavyweight champiohshlp will be atju. Neeley, If 4 8 feat to algrnid for pie Hurd 3b anything that resembled a safe hit Callahan of Los Angeles, Cal., won,?16- - rha hoxer Ewing .Hits batted of Baer championship at Amsterdam next considerable portion of Americanee King, the heavy hitter last season, lilt bout In Tex Rickard's offi?o here. 5, Struck out, by Bair random by hla sportsmanship, fare-frEfintl. nyef-Spd- g decision year. - a judge' Myers a long drive to center field that look Totals . ........ 32 6 in the Bases on balls, off America In to three Ewiftg'10, good nature and boyish enthustrips ed like a Babe Ruth for a moment of Pocatello, Idaho, after (en bloody Score by innings A case within which a chalk line to off in Time of He has become ns popular Baer, f. twice compete iasm. few Ewing past years until Tadevirh got his eye on it and rounds of fighting , Cubs park last is reeled has been Invented that con- - Lewiston 0 t game 2 hours 10000808 Empires the, Penn relays and the other time among fans oft this aide a haS1 then pulled it out of th clouds retir- night in a 0 1 3 0 0 0 ti 6 is 01 ..... F"!fma and Horne. Scorer Lloyd R. tflih tile combined chalk to coat the line as It .Preston ,li!,lTZ.?Lh 8Uains Charley paddock, the California s ing the local club. Only once did the world' junior Summary, Stolen baes I,. Neel- - Hogan. withdrawn. track and field team. Lord speed king, among Europeans. sesucceed reverse The decision the in ':7a reaching victory Collegians .irT rtif cond and that was when Kelson Walk- of a contest indoors last winter, ed Hhtnskl and Donovan when twe Myer fought game)y throughout men had Wen retired King "rum to and carried the fight to .the chamhit and the kids and fans generally pion is the final rounds, hut could went wild for a moment for It was oot oath up with the tremendous our onlv chance to score. This Was lead the coast battler had piled up. in the lucky seventh innings. The Both boy were covered with blood Collegiuns touted batsman hit a high from the third round on, after Calla field retired to center the; and fly han opened a bad cut over Myer side. left eye with a terrific right hand neat a O'Shea Pat game smash. plaved very ' , at short but at the bat he was mowed Callahan continually played for -bat bv down his first three times at the damaged optic and keptvblood last effort the strikeout route. As down Myers chest, from streaming to bat to score Harry Waiter went in which It waa smeared over them He for Hansen in the ninth innings. , , both. connoi ted with the ball all right hut rounds were the secbest Myers it was duck soup for Cronin to scoop be knot god the Los AnIt off the ground at second and throw ond, wheninto a right the ropes-Xit- h boy geles Wolter out at first. The visitors he ..when seventh, the band punch; a neat double after Kessler carried the 1ft to the champion fight had succeeded in getting to first on did .in the as continuous he, a rally, n single. Woodsons single to third 4 ,' was disastrous when the runner was ninth and tenth.1 two and taller pound Callahan, thrown out at second when he tried heavier, look full advantage of lit to stretch it into a double. (greater, reach hd speed, hi ; , IDAHO FALLS gutrt Myers was cheered for B. If. O. A Jft the crowd booed effort, and hfany Cronin, 2b. .' .t fbe Collins, ss. .. The bout whh h opened the- outBurke, If . . door season, was witnessed b- apErich, rf proximately $008 ehlterliig fan, Wont cf. Tadevich, 1 n Frankie, Kennard; Chicago, lb. th jrerdlct .over - Shorty Martono of 8 A Silva, c tO (hi Champaign, 111.,- in the '"opening six Allen, 3h. W! 1 j.6 0 rounder. It whsf n rough, Nelson, p. ( ,4 arfalr. They, weighed ;1 48 ' r. t v 31 5 27 12 pound .. - ' ' Totals LOGAN Norman Wilson, Chicago,, oat B. H. O. A punched Glen Lage, Des Moines, to 0 5 0 win the 'verdict in' thesetoud Gearron, cf. .3 3 , at 16J pound.. OShea, as. 8 . Schinskl, If. Joey MedM. a Chicago 130ofpoundOina 0 er, defeated Tommy Grogan Donovan, lb, ' , . I ha in the third King, rf . 1 Woodson, e. Benny Chayesrof. Albuquerque, N. 1 M. and Joe Salasof Los Angeles, ft Kessler, 3b. battled 4 12 ' pounders, Lucas, 2b. . Of 0 pair Baias getwith six Hansen, p . rounds through l' Wolter . . . ting th decision. semiwindup In the 27 2 27 t Totals Freeman Of Cleveland, tatod Tommy Idaho Falls 0001 1.F0O as ope of the best, welterweights In , Logan country, won the veidlct over the Summary: Runs .Tadevich, Cronin Myer Grace of , Pniiade phiv Each Error Kessler Two base hit Burke. weighed 148 poinds. Sacrifice hit Allen. Base on balls Oft Ilansen 6, off Nelson 3. Earn cd runs Idaho Falls 2 Stmek out FIGHT, By Hansen 2, by Nelson 4, Double play Allen to Collins to Callaghan. THIS is the age of frankness and baaes Tadevich, Callaghan Stolen Wild pitch- Hansen. Winning pitch ' CHICAGO plain-speakin- g, MuShy Callahan, Los and it rates Camel first er Nelson. Time of game 1 hour welterweight cahm-pio- n junior Angeles 33 minutes. and Empires Ferguson defeated Spug Myera, Pocatelanjong cigarettes. Ken-narPrice, lo, Idaho 10 rounds. Frankie Mr-ton- e. defeated Shorty Chicago - - For Camel is that kind of a smoke. Champaign, Ilia., 8 riit?s-NormaPACIHC COAST Camel is all quality and V false front Wilson, Chicago, outpointfound. ed Glen Lage, Des Moines LEAGUE STANDING wonfrom or show. : Camels are made of the choicJoey Medlll, Chicago, Tommy Grogan, Oinaha, 6 rounds, est Turkish and Domestic tobaccos Joe Salas, Lus Anele defeated BenSTANDI OF rilK T.tTW. M. ny Chaveais, Albuquerque, N- - beat Cleveland grown no substitutes. 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