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Show PROVO EVENING HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.1223.' PAG2F0US wsaswa - rr" - ResultOf Heavy . . Clash Impo rtant tfegro, 50 Pounds Heavier Than Cleveland Battler, Is Slight Favorite, But ' . Risko Has Many Backers . Jns NEW TORK, nny Rliko. chunky Clsvcland bavr-irht and GMrti Oodfrsy. f tant Pennsylvania nera. ars raady for tonlrlit'a battls tor leadership hopfula for Gn anion tht world championship Tunney RUTHSEEKUiG MANY RECORDS hvy rrewn. tu a T to 9 fsvorits as IUmMnoHas Several Feats Godfrsv the Urns of tht battla drew near In Mind In Addition The negro's 240 pound gava him no ncaaidarajl weight advantage Homers ever the Cleveland baksr's boy, with Godfrey However, 116 pounds. dal of hl weight In-- NEW TORK. June 20 (UP) carries a ow UM vicinity o Breaking bis record of SO home much of the "wiss money" la for runs arent the only thing Babe Ruth Rlako. desplts the wide difference want to do before he retires from In poundage -baseball. Tht feats Babe is aiming ' Imaertaat To lUkka at follow: decis If Rliko detests Godfrey Hitting 600 home runs before hs ively, the Clevelaader will be In a retires. with fight good poeition to force Hitting more than 400 before b Tunney thia year, hw rating in asks Colonel Ruppcrt for a raise. as was fully the elimination bouts Leading the league In hitting win over good as Heeny'i, and again. somewhat It Godfrey would make Hit a horns run over the deep better. centerfield fence at Tankes Stathe has drawn Although Tunney dium and ons clear aver the right eolor line, and evidently means It, field bleachers. uncommake things Godfrey can Playing a season at first bass.-- . fortable for the champ If he trouncPaulover win es R sko. His recent ino la California has sent - black stock rising. Rlako will attempt to use hit much greater speed and aggressiveness against Godfrey's bulk and ,i ' recognised hitting power. Tol fnt ""' TILDENAND HUNTER WIN McLarnin May Get 'I Another Title Bout s NEW TORK, June (UP) 20 6--0, -- - S-- 6-- League pt Coast League Standing of the Clubs : W. L. Can. it Francisco 30 33 4 43 Hollywood Los Angeles Bacramc&U) Missions 1 Oakland w S Idaho Falls Mi Zlt Mi 28 Basalts: ' Idaho Falls 1 M Tuesday's Pet .130 .582 11 Salt Lake ' Boise , Ogden--, 4, Pocatello T (13 Innings). Twin Falls 8. Utah Railways took Ihe measure Bears Shatter LongOf the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe standing ilark to Best plant Bins Tuesday evening In a Goldeto Columbia . POUGHIOEEPSIE.- - N. T, Juna California's Golden Bears are the Intercollegiate rowing champions of the nation, following a rec victory over toe lour mile classic course Tuesday. 1M1 Bbrerd ha Ths champions of ths far west across ths finish Una la the swept - 20 I RYUiGCLCUD DATilE ft astonishing time of 18 minutes, 35 seconds, shattering the 1901 rec ord of Cornell by IT 8 seconds. This Cornell mark had stood for si- most three decades, despite the on- la lights of numerous magnificent 4--8 2-- crews.... Columbia fought hard against ths western champions all ths way, and of a finished only length behind the California crew, Its loader which was eaptalnlesc, watched the battle from ths three-quarte- aide-Una- s, as a substituts. Washington was third, fighting a grim race all the way, but unable to match California and Columbia in ths final sprint The remainder of the field was far behind. Cornell finished fourth; sixth, and Nsvy fifth, Syracuse Pennsylvania seventh. Navy, Penn, Disappoint Nsvy made the poorest showing of Its rowing history IS finishing fifth, whlls Pennsylvania, coached by Rusty Callow, former Washington mentor, was a keen disappointment in finishing last . fresh-ms- n e Nsvy csptured the two-mil- race and the three-mil- e Junior varsity Jaunt In: excellent time. o National League 5 New York Chicago Brooklyn PKtabuigh Boston SO .... ...... Philadelphia ...... St ....34 30 18 V...13 Tuesday's Results: 23 27 28 30 38 37 4. ' Cincinnati Philadelphia 11. Brooklyn 10. Louis , TtUs Bost Is EUREKA, CaX. June 20. (UP)KaFlying Cloud, the Slated to Ocesr Thors- - . roo leader of the Redwood Empire saaralho race, was at the is g pace-aeUin- . dayNiirfctt le G MEITH MAKER Talmadge. Notables Tt Bo PTeeent Dempsey, Jsck Sharkey, Jim and, of course. Jack Kearna, Walker's manager, also will bo at ths ringside. - : i i Ths flashing style ef both fightMslth Maeear, former Cougar ers, their reputation for bloody, athlete, scholar, aad editor returned smashing attacks and ths chamto Provo from Boston. Monday, to pionship factor have combined to spend the summer vacation. make ths Walksr-Hudklmatch For the past two years Mr. one of the foremost of ths year. Maeear has been attending tht At the conclusion of heavy trainMsssachusetts Institute of Tech ing today each was sublimely confinology, Cambridge, Mass studying dent of flooring his opponent early in the field of architectural engi- in the bout He was graduated from neering. Walker, by virtus of his better that Institute recently and will re- ring experience and a alight edge turn In the fall to take up his duties in hitting power, remained the fsv-- ! as a regular Instructor In concrete, orlte. Jef-fsrl- M P00IV GIRLS" A dramatic story of a mother's sacrifice and a girl's ingratitude.. ' with Edmund Burns, Dorothy Revier, Ruth Stonehouse and others. Comedy "A Full House". NEWS INTERNATIONAL SERVICES ARE HELD SPANISH FORK. June 20. Fun eral services for Dale Markham were held Tuesdsy afternoon at the Leland ward chapel with Ed Money In charge. Speakers were Bishop Ellsha Warner and Ed Money. Arthur Livingston sang a solo. "It Is Wonderful.' Prayers were by John H. 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June 30 (UP) While Promoter Jim Mullen's advance receipts rose toward the 3200,000 mark Chicago fight fans today began the final grab for tickets to their biggest boxing bout since Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey climbed ring here last fall Ths middleweight championship bout here Thursday night between Mickey Walker, New Jersey title holder, and tht Nebraska C Vacher, Sb; D. Berguson, lb; F. wildcat Ace Hudkina, has Inspired Hafea, ef ; T, McKee. as; StalUags. the greatest wave of boxing enthusO. Olsen e; EL iasm here sines the last heavy2b; G. Jones rf-Clark p; R. Peters. If. title contest " v weight The score by innings: J Mullen mads known today some 1- -5 1 1 J of those who have reservsd ringside Pipe Plant 0 3 14 x--8 seats at White Box park - for the Utah RaUways bout The list Included Mayor Jinv mie Walker of New Tork; Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Walter Hagen, Bobby Jones and Norma, and testing materials laboratory. While at ths B. T. U. three years sgo Keith was editor of the student newspaper.-th- s T" News, and Pet of ths Block publication, "The .633 Live Wire." Hs will also be re .678 membered as a stellar track and M3 field performer, being captain of .657 the track team during hie senior .817 year. 464 Mr. Maesar will spend part of X2 his summer vacation In Provo city .288 and Provo canyon and Intends later to take up employment with a Salt Lake firm until his school starts Strand ..... KXJ HALTS CAXANSA (KJrriSlaJ) DBVGG1STi UIXE : ' o3p VANNUTS. Cat June MTTCHEL FIELD,' U t. June IS Three persona Including his widow, UP) Captain Kmilio Camass, were beM under arrest today for Meaiean "good will" flier, who took: questioning In connection with ths jpff for West Point at 10:14 o'clock slaying .of Joha L Glad, wealthy ( In an army' amphibian plane, was retired Chicago druggist. The . forced to return 20 minute later by I n thick fog. theory of auide was discounted. it San Francisco - . . - t . WaJker-Hndlii- Twilight league encounter. Tht score was 8 to S , Three runs la the second Inning and a four-ru- n rally In ths fourth cinched the gams for the railroad-eraHudson pitched steady has ball throughout and his mates aided him with heavy hitting. 'Charley In Elliott clouted three three trips to the plat. The Uneups: Utah Railways demons, rf; Walker, ss; S. Hudson, p: C Elliott 3b; E. Elliott 2b; G. Crura, c; A. Groncmsn, If: A. Adams, lb; . Peay. cf. Pipe Ptant - Los Angeles - ' . . VIOT SCORE THEN HE QUIT ...... .....41 38 HER PA OFF GUARD . "Can you see any resemblance 40 33 "Msy I spesk to your father between me' and- Douglas Fair34 4o .430 BOW?" : banks?'' Portland .....ST 47 .403 "Tea. He's Just had an "Wall, your nose looks a little argument 30 48 MS with Seattle mother and he's too tired to do bit likt his left foot" Youngstown Tuesday! Results'. anything but listen."--DetroNews. Telegram. Portland ft Hollywood Seattle 4, Missions 3. - 1 ... . . LONDON, June 30. XUP) W. T. Tlldea and Prank Hunter, United Standing of the Clubs: W. L. 8tates, Tuesday advanced Into the group of 13 survivors In the men's St Louis ...88 22 of London lawn ths tennis .87 2T Cincinnati singles championships at Queen's club. 'Jimmy McLarnin. Pacific ooaat Tilden defeated J, C Peacock, 0. Hunter best P. Marsden lightweight will get another chance it Sammy Mandells crown this sum-- : . ; Mc-rtme, If he wins from PhD" 10 Wilbur Coen. United States, won Detroit Greek In their from F. F. Materlka, Austria,' M round bout In Madison Square Garden Thursday night according to Pop Foster, McLarnln's manager. Poster said promoter Jim Mullen Utah-Idah- o has made an attractive affer for McLarnin to meet MandsU In Chicago la August and hs plans to acStanding of the Clubs; cept It after the McOraw bout W. L. Boise 23 12 i57 Ogden ,.23 14 J622 Salt Lak 2J IS 585 ' Twin Falls IT 30 ..4BI Pocatello 13 23 .361 .. 1 UTAH RAEUAYS CHEAT ' - i T . j h V7 and Economy. 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