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Show i a.SV.AV4vvV. sv-- '' f TT r r 7 y ' '- ' fT r -' r T7 Vs Vi. i? rrrr S 7T7.V O r Vb- . Challenge Made COLONEL G1LFEATHER by Dick Dorgan. utL ' To Any Amateur '' ; : , v ' of Lewiston, Cal Choate manager of too latest baseball organization In the valley, says his team issues a challenge to any amateur baseball team in the state of Utah. The new team is composed of an all star group and will be called It the Cache Valley is composed of twelve members, four from Smlthfield, four from Richmond and four from Lewiston. There will be no arguments among the players of these three towns this season, for the players have all got together and decided to make one good team of the best available material. Manager Choate has arranged with the U. P. Athletic club team for a game June 14 at Lewiston. There will be a game on Jyly All-Sta- schedule of weekly games. May 28 Cards Seeking First Positions i At Indianapolis May 28 (P) le Qualify ing trials for the automobile race to be run here Friday and this evening. So today some 15 cars were due either to prove themselves or mechanical thoroughbreds to be discarded as shattered dreams. Thirty of the worlds forehave most drivers already in charge proved tothe-officlalof the race that their selections, widely varied as to cylinders-and were horsepower the ready for the battle of bucks starters unless they Assured hit one of the walls during the. few remaining hours leit two for practice included men from Italy, Baconl and . Letterio Cuecin-otta- .. Indianapolis. 500-mi- Bor-zacch- tot , The remainder of the field is American, or comprised of drivers now living in this country. Montana May. Be Ousted From -- Coast Conference May, 23 (P)Whe-D- f Montana ther the Univeislty Pacific will remain In the Seattle, ' Si. een Here is the reason Waiter toe Atlantic and play well . Ta Hagen Is not going to play in the British open golf cham0 at Hoy-lak- e. pionship, June I got it from Bob Harlow, manager unto the Haig these last nine years. Sir Walter (said Mr. Harlow) Now I am irf 3 hi13 BPcwcuiftf consistently. areerut alled nine? ti tick to si J5K ?u enable me to return from my tour in June, going to COmXlllt. It seems to be reWu- - long wpplrq ed generally that Walter - 1 UniteT Stotesonen making another cracky at the won ntbungalw onone of British open, which he pretty little lakes in the vlcin- quiet and to taka toe trouble toLck uD no and by rest and and Just sufficient toe Droaraim wito toe idea of in good shape ascertaining exactly ....... h. sno1' ter would have to do, in order ,Ior ine .. . to play this year in both the that is the British nnd the American open ate 1 PIan for 1930 He sdd3 championships. It might be remembered that Hagen, after years of neBOtia tion, obtained a guarantee of of the British open an eyent $10,000 for twenty exhibitions which he loves dearly, to play in Australia and New Zealand, .to. He has made eight trips and an offer from responsible since the war to Britain . to promoters in Japan of $6,000 i.compete to the British vpen, for twelve matches to that If I live. Walter told me With These contracts long ago, Ill be found battling country. to build on, ,it was compara- - happily around to British open tlvely easy to fill ta engage - championships years after I ments in - Honolulu, Manila, (know 1 cant possibly win It. I Jove toe tournament and the Hongkong . and Shanghai places which Walter wished to old friends and the" talk 1 of visit en, route to Australia by tother days, over the whisky and-sod- a, and when Vardon way of Japan, Taylor and Braid were the Now, the Haig says himself great triumvirate o( golf, and that it is highUme he won an- I was a kid trying to break In. other United States championHe has not won it since ship. 1919. He is 38 years old, and not competition certainly is And degetting any simpler. spite his astonishingly brilliant successes in the British open, the fact remains that for the last two years has i Ryde, England. May 28 (P) been without either of the .sir Thomas Llptons Shamrock major American titles. ' (suffered her first defeat to- I have ?t my heart on a day to a raceover 34 sea miles, real bid for the United States .the Lulworth finishing 25 at Interlachen, says.onds ahead of the Americans Hagen. 'Ive demonstrated to cup challenger. This was the my own complete satisfaction first race to which the Sham if not contentment that I can- - i rock had started against big not play well in the British ger boats without the advan- onen and then hustle across tage of time Allowance. 16-2- ssf NATIONAL Cincinnati -- Chicago AMERICAN Washington 7. New York 2. Cleveland Philadelphia -- Detroit 16.- St.- - Louis Chicago Boston 2-- 8, 5, 3-- 9. 7. By The Associated Press Boston Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo. N. Y., and Pete Latzo, Scranton. Pa., declared - no contest, (7). e, Chicago Jackie Brady. A1 N. Y.r outpointed - 1 Wolgent. ' Mich.;- T 8 r. Chicago, - out- Cadillas.- 11, Yesterdays Stars f gles as Tigers whipped Browns 10-1- 1. Larry Frenche. Pirates Pit5 ched Pirates to victory over Cards and drove to three runs wito triple. 8-- By The Associated Press Bam Jones, Senators Held Yanka to four hits, three by Ruth, and Beat them Smead Jolley, White Sox Hit two home runs and four similes In double bill against Indians. 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' annilTxcustonatoS NtGmr By The Associated Press. 8. . T at Western Autos starts tins 3HT SU&t j rain. rain. T H ewe r Pittsburgh -- Vacation Enjoyment! GOLF . -- Brooklyn I. at The Road to This Game Thirty Autoists Ready For Race Coast conference or be ousted from the organization Is expected to be the most Important question to be decided at the summer meeting of the coaches graduate managers, and faculty representatives of Pacific Coast here colleges next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Last year the offieials of the eliminated - the conference Grizzly school from the 1930 basketball schedule, and talk of excluding ' the Monxsnfrln-stitutlo- n from all sports in the organization has been heard of believe late. Some officials Montana is loo far away from the other schools to the con18 to 11 .victory over-the-ference to include the Grizzlies . Louis Browns, As nine- pitchers m the tmntral schedule:- worked for the two teams, DeIn the northern division troit mada 21 hits, three of Idaho and Washington State them homers, and the Browns college are known to be in fa.1L- vor of keeping Montana in the organization. n -- vut-nm- - 3, 8, Get ' Crack I . . uf Senators and Philadelphia-Bo&to- Leaders Suddenly at Chicago - Hotel - and tentative arrangements are being made for a complete Yesterdays Scores Dave Shade MayH - Major Leaguo al 4 New York St. Louis f Mickey Walker By The Associated Press. season Hal this was 87). looked of upon (JPi May Chicago, games toe (IncludingNATIONAL Carlson, one of only two Chi-- 1 as a pitching mainstay of es go Cubs pitchers with a win-- ! club, seeking its second conse-nm- g. P. Waner, Pirates. Los Angeles. May 28 (API "a Batting Dave Shade, elusive as percentage for this sear cutive National league cham-di- ed .405. s.m, Giants, 38. suddenly In his hotel pranshlp. Runs Terry, shadow, has bobVd his way Carlson was best known as 'Rune batted in loom early today. He was 86 Klein, with no uncertainty Into the ' a heady" pitcher. He did not Phillies, 39. years old and married. contender for Dr. John F. Davis, physician possess great speed, but used Frederick, Robins, 62. position of chief Hits foi the baseball club, was call- a curve ball and - change of middleweight Frisch, Cardinals. Mickey Walkers Doubles ed at 3 o'clock this morning pace with success. crown. 19. on the of when Carlson complained Learning the game Triples' Cuyler and English, The veteran Concord, Cal., severe stomach pains. Death Rockford, .111., sandlots, Carlson ubg g man of the lantern jaw. gentle baseball 3S i as minutes occurred entered later organised Wilson, Home runs last night thrust the rough and e Three-eyto were legue. j13 mads being through the plans tough Nebraska wild cat, Ace move him to a hospital. Later he played in the Texas Cuyler, Cubs, Hudkins, still farther down the stolon bases to the Carlson has not been in 'ro- league and graduated pathway - toward fistic oblivi' t bust health for many - months, major leagues via the Pitts- AMERICAN by gaining a rousing decisi f. although at the spring train- burgh Pirates. Rice. Senators, after fen rounds of gory battle. Batting When the spit ball was rul- '.418. ing camp on Catalina Island From beginning to end it was leahe was repeated as being in ed out of Runs Yankees, 41. Ruth, Shades fight.' The Nebraskan better form than for years. He gue, Carlson who bad employRuns batted in Simmons, found but a fleeting target for was a player who was con- ed this ball, was not includ- Athletics, 41. ' ' bis terrific wtallops and paid scientious In keeping himself ed among- the pitchers exceptHits Rice, Senators, 62. dearly in return for his offerin the best possible physical ed from the spit ball ban. It Doubles .Cronin, Senators, ings as his opponent-stabbe- d ' was generally believed that his 8. condition. , him with left Jalw and stinging a as win Into failure Carlsons pitching record; spit Triples listing .t Combs, Yankees, uppercuts. to much do ball had west and Judge, Senators, pitcher cluding games, of last Wednessaid eftn(j Jack Promoter Doyle with a in decline subsequent day, shows four 'games won forts would be made to match and one lost. Only Charley his pitching effectiveness, it Home runs Ruth, Yankees, Shade and Walker for a title deto him for Root of the other regulars os being necessary the Cubs' pitching staff has a velop a new box style. Stolen bases Rice, Senators fight. ' her?,..t.h,ls , winning percentage.. Last year directed by Welker Cochran to Carlson also was . a winning Water Air worlds Schaefer for a Jake pitcher, although he did not Air saturated with water vapor 18.2 balkline match. work regularly, due to ill health. la tighter than dry air of the same Cochran Seeks Cochran ehalllenged ' the The Chicago Cubs paid $30,-60- 0 temperatare because water vapor ta said he would and and gave two players, lighter limn air. When water evapchampion Game Schaefer Kaufman and Cooney, to ths orates, a given quantity of water claim, the title If .Schaefer - ree fused to accept, but the N. B. Nationals - for Is dispersed through a large Philadelphia A. ruled the time was so that die resulting vapor Is Carlson two years ago. He was The I fortune 'fof such a match tpnd somewhat of a disappointment lighter than a mass of air having Chicago, May 28 his first season here, but show- tbs same volume and at the same natldnal billiard association has that Schaefer was the yecogmz-refuse- d to act on the challenge led champion. - ed improvement last year and fweneure. - r By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr., Associated Press Sports Writer. . Two major league baseball teams, the St. Louis Cardinals and Washington Senators, are doing their best to break away from the pack pf contender" In the close major league races. But so far their efforts nave resulted only in a pair 'of fine winning streaks and rather precarious holds on first place. Washington is quite safe for the present, holding a margin of four games over the Phtl- However, adelphia Athletics. the Senators can not - - take many chances and still remain To get to its present ahead. position, Washington has had to win seven games in a row and continue an almost unbroken streak through 20 contests. The Senators have won 11 out of their last 12 games and 10 out of 20. The Senators held their place yesterday by beating the New Sad York Yankees, 3 to 2. Sam Jones was the whole show. He held the Yanks to four hits, three of them going to Babe Ruth, pitched . his fifth com- . plete game of the year ana won his sixth successive victory, his teammates barked him up to the extent of 14 hits. The Cardinals string o t vie toe tories was broken for ...second time in 10 games yesteSt. Lout? lcut-rday--and fine chance, to get a safer lead over But the the Brookln Robins. St. Louis hitters were not much more effective against Larry French then the Robins were against Bill Walker and toe two leaders of the National league went down In defeat, remaining St. only a half game apart. Louis lost to Pittsburg. 8 to 5, and Brookly to toe New York Giants, 3 to 1. r , The - two - other - National for league games scheduled yesterday were halted by rain. The Athletics Philadelphia continued to pick up stream at the expense of the Boston Red Sox. They won their third icajne In a row and gave Boston its tenth successive defeat by a 7 to B score. The third place Cleveland Indians did even better against the White Chicago, sending Sox down to sixth place by sweeping their second double header In two days, 3 to 2 md 9 to 8. The teams showed almost every king of baseball from a pitching duel between Mel Harder and Dutch Henry to the opener to a slugging match in the second game. 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