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Show KEAVER .PRESS Bonus Ball Pla ers nkinlolSportl A .1., Rnll lveir eld Cause fDeacL nns . 0 5 r-- IIS G db arms have Lrld worried. SB , V 1T ATI . r and ace ath--. el- - shave . ninemic of chipped tin iru .j nrfons. ana RTol borus system is be ing blamed for the pathetic collapse of the Cleveland Indians in the drive for the American league pennant race. Insiders sav that players were signed to contracts this year calling for bonuses contingent on players reaching stipulated batting averages, or pitchtrs winning a certain number of games. ine arrangement, so the storv goes, tended to make the players too individualistic and ruined unified team play. Oscar Vitt, the new manager, complained about thin system when he took charge. He insisted early in the season that all the team knew was "slug." How much of a difference the bo nus system made is difficult to tell. The probabilities are that the Indi ans could not have continued to lead the league as they did in the first half of the season. But contracts without bonus provisions might have had a tendency to make the Indi ans more of a team. Most managers disapprove of the bonus system. It was tried with rather discouraging resui'ts by the Chicago Cubs a couple of seasons back. One of the most outspoken critics of the system is Burleigh Grimes, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. "Suppose," says Burleigh, "that a player signs a contract giving him $1,000 or $2,000 more if he hits .300 for the season. Well, he might be going along at a .310 pace until the last month of the season and then start to protect that average. He might complain about a Charley horse and have his lee taoed un and stay out of the lineup for a few weeks. !'Or the same fellow might do things that conflicted with his manager's strategy, such as missing a signal to sacrifice when he thinks he can hit." Burleigh's contentions, however, are purely hypothetical the baseball UmeBemi-invalidsbe- -- v- iktof Pitchers involved r,v and you'll see why C trouble V oily? 1 'OH ftslJ stj the a too eet Otti who Leot i atjj r 1 mi 3, t j there's Carl riUDDen auu uoi of the New York ui- Ml umacher low ' their magnates are shaking Lied dist T Hl'BBELL CARL I are the most recent vic their absence from the stretch may in down the home have cost the Giants the NaThev fcj and Pel pal league peiumiu. went dead a short in the fched i.v. uuij time after ne Old game. ... might say. vou All-Sta- r TRAINING camp technique yet. Id Case of Diz arm is apparently He can't throw a ball over d without wincing and his speed He has been of inly a memory. ctically no use to the Chicago lbs this year. Rest may eventual Restore some of the cunning, but ianwhile Owner Wrigley can ru ate about the $185,000 he paid tizzy Dean's Dean. Louis for Dietrich, who pitched a no- fame for the Chicago White Sox year and his colleague Clint own, who specializes in able pitching:, have been out of uni- Im since earlv In the season be-Bill arm trouble. of Jose fiTn; HOTELS HOTEL PLANDOMB, SALT LAK8 Rte 1.00. 11.11 1th 8o. A SUte St. QUIET- - RKSPBCT ABLE ('LEAN Whm In HKNO, NKVADA rtop at tha HOTEL GOLDEN Rno' UrtMt and most popaUf hotel CLAY PRODUCTS - FACE BRICK -S- EWER PIPE -a- FLOW EH WALL COPING nd POTS ALL CLAY PRODUCTS. ! Salt Lata t'TAR FIRE CLAY CO. PHOTOGRAPHY 'l.rtr.d 2 . 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Finally they carried off Jane Jackson in their drythe first-yea- r to be the "sweetheart of Sigma Chi." Miss Jackson seemed land canoe auzen b;il rv'm,, 50 ftew balls are and mCV - - kui any - - was Via 11 f, . . always In hard .'ll-- stuff nn fr. r,,lu sightly scuffed, it lnrwn out of nlnw Thie pucner a chance to get by. Modcri Irainin? schemes now "r an nnnnn trip - DardshiP on Pitcher Vrar i v,;. i an - - e, v . itfit. , limn Relics .were aRainst minor ,caC e(T a Into form. Now there tAl... ", B'most as soon amine Ri ason onens. ritch irenJ' ,7 arms ar,n,t ready "" ant for.- , and develop. They . .. u u i ,asi,y n " an(1 lM,,y ear down be j snould. lt is quite Dossl U1JU ll' , Ihil . r AAnonn such games an winu'r that it had 11' II : 'J V iVlional . loBtM a una tan urn tn iTr.fiA hitch '"" b ,ans of Even Best of Friends Must Part , for COAST CANDIDATE hled it as the '"rmai bas Get tha Genuine . 2 Rested bv ni "forisou. ba one 1 cncusion is hiUinR in the two the only basis Panel 198Dodr I :: SAMMY Iff Lvvvv ; BUGH designated as the most improved team in the league did their traincities. ing in their respective The Brooklyn Dodgers pitched camp at the New York Agricultural N. Y- - while college, Farmingdale, Bloom-fielthe Detroit Tigers trained at G.arits York New The Mich. trained at the Blue Hills Country u,e N. club in Orangeburg, Bay, Green at Packers Green Bay at Dcla-fielWis.; the Chicago Bears CardiChicago the and Wis.; III. nals at Morgan Park, proHeading toward its majority, fessional football is now definitelyits like to forget up and would stand early twenties. 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Six hundred brawny young stal wartscandidates for places on va rious teams labored under a not midsummer sun in training camps from the Atlantic seaboard to the Middle West to condition themselves for a strenuous season. The champion Washington Red skins, including the brilliant "Sling-iSam" Baugh who met the College All Stars selected in a nationtitle meet wide poll in a in Soldier field, Chicago, did their fall conditioning at the Ballston baseball park at Arlington, Va. The Pittsburgh Pirates, rated as the team to beat in this year's race since they acquired Byron "Whiz-zer- " White and the Cleveland Rams question mark. the reason for this pitch' is pat nUlCK CO. INTERSTATE youngsters burned their time are try pucning comeback that is a DRUGS SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- N roolboy Rowe P- long before W T ECONOMY FILM SERVICE Any Roll Developed with - 25c Prinrt 8 Quality 3 Extra Prints Wrap coin and film carefully Box 749 PHOTO-KRAFT Rait Luke City. Utah 600 Stalwarts cuti uuuinwuJ T", iball men will tell you the Bos Red Sox veteran was good for leral years Europe's Smhly Moving Military Drama much-discuss- oeen have 1 case of "every man for himself" aggravated bv the BAD " T! play, by wa'y of second baseman, time seconds frm lands it until bat SJbaU leaves the s ia the first baseman mitt. Union. 4V Western N.wipaper J8j"sr ' . me This Canadian Fat - washed-ou- t bridge near Torlbeuf, Was wrecked when it plunged 60 feet at a met death in kn)pd an(J several passengers were injured. Ten others msrdVoodTrampant throughout the Quebec province. W. Ferris, an American of Galesburg, 111., designed enginer ths Ferris wheel. George |