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Show DAILY PAGE TWO. UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, JUNE Newsy Gossip ol the Sporttmjj World YOU ARE MISSING OPENS ON MONDAY SOMETHING Hardware and sporting goods stores are filling their windows with tackle of all aorta and the hearts of the devotees of the rod and reel are fairly thumbing in anticipation of the opening of the season on trout next Mon- WALT BRATZ GANS MEETS 8, 1938. If you dont call and see those Saits w are selling for men at day. According to the state fish and game commissioner, streams are all well stocked with fish this year, but at the isame time, the full basket days will probably not become a reality until IS Heres your opportunity to secure a good, serviceable Suit at a great reduction in price. later in the season, at least for several all of the streams are Salt Lake Selects Former Ogden Cyclone Thompson Lands in loan weeks, because LightweightChampion Spends muddy and high now, on account of the heavy late rains . eral Hours Here and Talks of Meets Friends and Match Is Newspaperman to Handle the It might be well for sportsmen to remember that It la necessary to pay Nelson Scrap. Business. Being Arranged. League one plunk for a license before they can hope to fish legally. Incidentally, fisherman may well make a note of the Joe Gain, the rulund lightweight Walter D. BrasL formerly of Ogden Cyclone Johnny Thompson arrived fact that game wardens will be pltl- several in was will handle the well known Ogd?n and here, champion, in Ogden Saturday evening and while1 hours yesterday and he spent most 0( business end of the Salt Lake league hia coming was heralded neither with less this year and the "hogs may look ; or red fire, the word that he for strict prosecution for violation of the lime at the deot, whore he greet- - baseball team and Frank L. Lumley brass bands cd old friends who gattured when tnei wm ,j0 the honors as playing manager, was back in the burg went th rounds the stats game laws. news of the fighting colored boy's an j according to an announcement In The of the local sport fraternity, among rival in town began to unread. Nelson Herald tilth moving. The announce-wa-u whom, by the way, Johnny has, perjuvoiupanked by Blhy Nolan, Nel- - j nient continued, paying .tribute to the haps, more friends than any other man IS n'a former manager, and was enroute j two as follows: u witn on or two exceptions, in the to the coast where hj goes to prepare Salt Lake has been slow In getttlng fight game. fight with in shape for baseball this year, but for hia coming He's a white little fighter, pleasSTILL HIS HOBBY Nelson. Salt Lake has had a lot to contend ant to converse with, and gentlemanly; Nolan has been conducting negotiawith, and it has been an uphill Job. so that combination Is hart to get away tions in Chicago and Milwaukee for While there has been unbounded in- from. Cyclone arrived here, while reand terest shown by the fans this season, turning to the West from hie home in a fight tournament on the ALBANT, X. Y, June I. With prossays lie has been very successful. He it has been hard to get any one to go Sycamore, III, where he has been rus- pects of a speedy termination of the created quite a sensation in Chicago go at the head of the local club. After ticating ynd going the chorea for a few special session, the New York legisby appearing in the Windy City with a thorough canvass of the situation weeks. lature will convene today after a reIn the "Long Awaited 'Groat American Play,' " u handsome belt studded wth vu'u.il)le it is believed that Lumley and Brats He no sooner struck town than he cess which began Bay 29. It is bena was beselged by some live fight pro- lieved that Governor Hughes will subdiamonds, whieh he said would are the right men .for the place. moters and inside of half an hour. Cy- mit to the legislature, when It meets made the trophy for one of nis coming Selection of Lumbey. clone was registered at the Reed, and this evening, a message champlonxliip bouta. Nolan watched urging the There were several names up for his face washed hie trunks carted enactment of th e the Ketchell-Papk- e scrap at Milwaukee By WILLIAM VAUGHN MOODY anj gamtrack sewaa and w'aa talking fight wlh one hand bling bills. and and pnmounced it a fast and clever playing manager, of Lumley up the bunch. He and lected as the best greeting hie old friends with the fight, lie Keys the decision could not It is evident that many of the legisIn the had has. position and other. experience have ben other than it was. Nolan la are In the same rebellious mood lators is the man who twice gave Eureka a bound fur law timlai No Fight for Seventeenth. that has characterised their attitude The Best Play Yat Written About tho Contrasts of Life in West and state champion team while at the head the since toward Governor R. East" and Hughes A. William Grant had of Nelson. Gulney Gans Talks nf that aggregation. Lumley knows session began and there la little llka-a match 17th June of for the proposed sees and he when them, Cans was looking fine enl was ball players the Hot Springs and negotiations llhood of the passage of the anti-be- t' He waa judging from the pust has a knack of dressed with some class. were started along that line. The fight- ting bills. In the hotel lobbies today out of them. wearing his usual happy amlle and said getting the best work members of both parties are giving for business man- ers were unable to get the proper fight thit he felt aa good ud as happy as No better selection free decided expression to their hostility to the and oft date for to that pull couid be made. While ager than Brats he looked, lie felt eorfl.lent that governor. so Sneering references are a bout but the good fight, nothing would be knocked out before thi he Is a newsomer in Salt Lake, he has has been tnade to his reform measures and until 4th and postponed July bout. He aaya practically done the "heavies" for Og- on that date limit of toe Cyclone Thompson will some of the Republicans 'art more bit the Dane lc not in aa good condition den fur the past several years. Brats be one of the principals. ter than the Democrats. There is lit now aa lie vaa at the Goldfield fight did not in any(way seek the position t'.e prospect of a break in the ranks or Willie Either Unhos Bqfr while lie claims that Ms own condi- and consented to take It only after will be Thompson's opponent on of the mutinous legislators and It is tion is bettei than on the day of that being shown hs was the best man who the glorious fourth. Johnny wants to likely that an early adjournment will could be secured for one of the hard- meet Unhnls as he Is confident of his bring the fruitless session to an memorable Nevada battle. , Gone says, however, that he In- est Jobs In the league. of the Republican members will ability to demonstrate clearly that the Will Go Cheap Now. leave the latter part of th week for tends ticking no chiinces, but will train Is In not boer him. with it flgh'ing Lumley was given Instructions to go hard, getting In the best of shape, In Meanwhile, pending settlement of the Chicago, to attend the Republican order to ilcr.iinstriie his superiority ahead at once and sign up hia team. negations, Thompson Is giving all of national convention. This does nut mean that he has to look j his friends the big hand, while the sport over Itatlliug Nelson. or players, as there are a number of j overil ftre m enthusiastic In anticipaSure Way of Identification. Compliments Unholx. , men In sight Just waiting tor Halt Lake tion of the coming bout. The finger print method of IdentiIn speaking of "Boer" I'nhols, Cans to shove a contract at them. Lumley baa been extended to comfication said he was a strung young scrapper does not think he will have any trouble uses mercial by the Postal Barings To Uissouri River Points and who would whip more men than would in shaping up for. the opening of the This bank baa recent of Manila. GIVES tr.nk TEAM CIGAR on but defeat h'm. Guns admitted that league Saturday for this reason, Return Kansas City, SL Joseph, ly Issued a aeries of stamp depoait had him completely baffled for the it can be said that there will proba' Leavenworth, Omaha and Council Bluffs. cards, on which are spaces for stamps first five rounds, but that after that bly be a coiide of new faces at least When to affixed. be of values different he had Ids measure taken and It was that will bring Joy to the fans who will To Chicago and Roturn the depositor has stamps to the value "easy picking." "It takes a man with not be about to egt here for the of one peso on the card It is exto is brains the boat that Dutchman, changed at the bank for a deposit To St. Louis andlRetum way he put it. book, showing the amount to hia cred- In at last a played Morgan game Among those who chatted with Gana ARE AGAIN Saturday, Howard Goddards Cigar It. Opposite the lines for the owner s To St. Paul and Minneapolis during hlr stay here waa "Cyclone" NEWSBOYS team of this city, walloped the Mor- signature and address Is a square Johnny Thompson. It was the first and Return baseballlsts by the lopsided score ruled off for the reception of his time the two had met and or more WALLOPED BY 22NDS gan thumb print bo that even If illiterate, 14 to 2. in spite of the of than an hour they talked over old Tickets on Sale June 6, 9, 12, II, 15, 25, 15 and July -of the game, it proved interesting depositors mi cadly be identified. 10 and 11, 1908, with final return limit, Oct. SL times, reciting many of their past The Newsboys' baseball team was to a goodly crowd of Morgan fans street 1808, defeated by the Twenty-secon- d which had gathered to witness ths first Not Hard for Paddy. nine In a fa tsgame on a local diamond season. the of VI A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE. At a political meeting as Irishman thla morning. 4 to I. This Is the sec- game Wessler. Ogden's watched closely the trombone player ond victory claimed by the 22nds over was given In the band. "It gives me pleasure to speak a the newsboys' aggregation and in view pitched Morgan's game, but Presently the man laid local ag- down his for poor the Cutlip support Instrument and went out good word for Electric Bitters, writes of the' boaste made by the newsies, a good game and the for n beer. Mr. Frank Conlan of No. 486 Houston feel proud of their showing. Captain gregation pitched Paddy Investigated, and old Jewelers team backed him capYork. "It's a New will the horn to pieces. Chevers Ft, grand family promptly accept challenges of any ably. pulled unInquire at Union Depot Ticket Office Hollingsworth was The player returned. "Who's meddled medicine for dyspepsia and liver comteam in the city hia lie for the Twenty-secon- d able toManager E. H. be and Goddard present Ol mlt my dromboneT" he roared. street team, which lined up plications, while for lamb back and of the team. weak kidneys It cannot be too highly today as follows: Vein Folkman, c.; toog charge did," said Paddy. "Here ye've been recommended." for two hours trjrln to pull It apart, Electric Bitters regu- Williams, Chevers, p.; Carl Targereon. an Ol did it In wan minute!" late the digestive functions, purify the first base; Albert Mumford, second blood and Impart renewed vigor and vi- base; Roy Carter, third base; Raleigh DONGS OF THE Tribe left tality to. the weak and debilitated of Green well, shortstop; TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM. both sexes. Bold under guarantee at fielder; Wiliams, Chevers, center field; Geo. F. Caves 50 cents. and Harry Greenwall, right field. SPORTING WORLD to the RALPH E. HOAO, Cashier. E. DOOLY, President. aly Feasible Way ef Aa Elective Case. Vlce-PreA. V. McINTOSH, AmL Cashier, JOSEPH S. PEERY, If you see a woman or a man with luxuriant hair, you may ha sure neiNEW YORK. June 8. Among the ther hasglossy dandruff to amount ii earthing. important sporting events on the In near!:' every easa ttLoto woman and calendar for this week are the fol- Dan have thin brittle brlr i'it jwo it OF RIDERS FOR OGDEN TRACK lowing: ' jCnndruff. TI: Jre ire hunUrodw of prepOF OGDEN arations that "claim" to cure dandruff, Today. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY but not one but Nawbro'a Herpicldc tails you that dandruff is the result o a germ Pennsylvania State tennis men at Philadelphia. burrowing into the scalp, and that for Interest Paid on Savinas Accounts and Time Deposits Amateur. Manager Harry Heagren, of the cone Itn cure dandruff of and Metropolitan Tennis championship Glcnwood saucer track has signed a duent falling and baldness, can only be st New York City. H. E. McCormack, San Jase. had by killing the germ; and thr .j no goodly bunch of fast riders for the en- other preparation that will destrev that Tuesday. tire local season, which will open with H. E. LeBeUe. Salt Lake. but Newbro'e Herplclds. "Destroy Tennis championship of New Eng- germ cause. a fine program next Thursday night. E. J. Hollister, Springfield, Mass. the and you removo tho offset.' land at Hartford. G. H. Robinson, Salt Lake. The men who will ride all season In Bald by leading druggists. Benr1 '3c. in Automobile touring competition for stamps for sample to The HarpMda Os, G. Morris, Salt Lake. Ogden, during the weekly meets, are Detroit Mich. Prince Henry of Prussia prise, Ger- Two aa follows: A. Crebs, Salt Lake. sieee- - 10 cents and ILM. many. A. Brodbeck, Halt Lake. PrefsssionaL Women's eastern Golf Association T. D. Morgan, Salt Lake, Frank DeFrank. Salt Lake. New York City. J. E. championship at Oakley. Parley Giles, Salt I.ake. E. A gras, San Jose, Col. Al Halstead, Salt Lake. Wednesday. S. H. Wilcox. Salt Lake. R. San Joae. College baseball; Cornell at HarT. M. Kamueleon, Provo. L. Thomas, San Francisco. vard, Louisiana State at Tale, Villa T. D. Leaiow, Germany. P. Lawrence. Han Francisco. Nova at Princeton, Pennsylvania at Waited DeMara, San Francisco. F. E. Schnell, Salt Lake. Holy Cross. D. (Pedlcr) Palmer, Australia. In addition to these, there are many Thursday. Steven Stenhouee, Australia. more riders who havt not yet signed line of close for gymnastic compeEntries N. C. Hopper, Minneapolis. for the local track but will probably titions at London Olympic games, F. A. McFarland. San Jose. do an before Thursday night. Domestic and Imported Friday. Jack Burris, Los Angeles. Manager Sutherland of Glenwood Is West Jersey Horse show opens at L. W. Mitten, Davenport, la. putting the park In fine shape and exWines, Liquors C. L. Hollister, Springfield, Mass. Camden, N. J. pects to expend 930.000 in ImproveH. K. Downing, San Jose. Saturday. ments before next spring. New feaCigars Thirty-on- e W. E. Hamuelson, Provo. day race meeting begins tures will be ready before July 4th, W. Jinkins, Atlanta, Ga. In and everything In the grounds will be at Overland Park, Denver. city! Clem Turville, Brooklyn, N. Y. Eightieth games of the New York sainted white. Athletic Club at T raven' Island. Our Service Is the Best Country Club of Brookline, Mass, opens race meeting. College baseball; Cornell at Tale, Holy Cross at Harvard. Carlisle at SL Ogden, Utah 308 Twenty-fift- h PROPRIETORS Pennsylvania. Louisiana State at Lafayette. . Men Take Advantage of It ' Sev- ClarRs Stores f-- ; GRAND OPERA HOUSE AIMING Wednesday, June ... 10 Mt The Great Divide anti-rac- 500 Nights In New York City . at SEAT SALE MONDAY 10 A. M. 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