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Show PROVO EVENING HERALD, MONDAY,- APR! L' 1 6,: 1928. PAG3F0UR - 'Victow fc e Tracksfteies lMrpefal:;. v- 1 - ... SPANISH rmstrong On 18-T- Jtah dangerous Tbe stellar, freahmen are Nathan Long, Pratt; Clark. Dale Brlgga. Tow Barker and Byron Grant Long. Who led Waattch Academy to Ma first state high school track championship last year, la showing brilliant sprinter, and ui certain to be the Ute are, In this - uI It la probable In the the -- Y that he will appear oaanes ai and 100 - ZZO-ya- Juniors Meet In Baseball Final t B. Y.'lX Seniors and Juniors will clash for the "Y" interclasa baseball championship Tuesday t 4 o'clock In Timpanogoa park. The- fnal diamond tuaala folround lows a most Interesting robin series. ""The original schedmeeting ule, with each team every other team, ended In a tie.. four-wa- y then Semi-fina- ls resulted In a victory for the seniors over the sophomores, and a. victory for the Juniors over the Freshmen. upper-clas- s When 'the two I Uams tangle in. the finals. Reed Berrett and Berge will comprise the battery for the Juniors, while Colvin and Ted Berrett will do the Seniors' battery work. S-- 3-- 1 MISSING SLAB MEN PROBLEM half-mile- ' W I run. rown '' 230-ya- rd a, Cove-leskie- 100-yar- ' . . : ker-aeni- . . S e . AMERICAN ar' Berth T ' fr fcls old job oa first Ftghttng, base with the Washington frU asters, T M0 the veteraJi Joe Jndge smacked out tour hits fti four tripe to the dUU T in the opening game of the ' sea10 Mt son against the 11 Boston .Red Sox. LEARtTC Si i Louis New .York'..... ...... CktelafM TVashtngtoa Boston :... 0 1C13 81 S .v. .T T50 ....::..... I.i t K!irv.T:;.i..i .Vrrrrr.-i..i Phfiadelprlia Chicago . I 4-- 2-- 4. 8-- 4-- - National League - -- daah, finals. He relay 4:40 Medley relay. relay, Field events wil be staged In the following order:, shot put; pole vault; high Jump; discus; broad .ShH'ffner-r- . ' ' 220-yar- d opwmtothe Intercollegiate low hurdle performer, 'and also la Aldrldge of the New York uiants. championships at . aa excellent high ad broad Jump Missing Hurler and man. He la expected to win points The Yankeea and GimnU botn Poughksepsie In the trial races have potential pennant winning to select the crew Iq all his eventa. conftlnationa, buf.the failure of that will repreLOGAN, April 1 Glen Worth-- I Shocker and Aldrldge to join their sent the United Ington, former Nephi high school clubs and get into shape may pre- - States at the athieteand oba. Qf Utah --Aggies' games. Ulytriple V greatest stars for.' several years, winning. Although defeated ), 9 V romped off with 28 points to annex Excluding the pitchers, tbe Yan by California, the high-po- int honora in the annual kees and Giants are the best bal prew Washington Interclass track meet Saturday. anced ball clubs in their respective Is also expected Worthlngton won both hurdle races, leagues. A faltering pitching staff in the eastern Trie lxmioa the. 100 and dashes, and may prevent Miller Hugains from classics. Donlon Is considered one took second In the discus. winning his third consecutive pen of In the country Warren Hawley, supreme In the nant and weak pitching might spoil. thisthe best strokes year. weight events, was second with 16 all of John J, McGraw's plans for ' points. Levi Myers, freshman star, 1"rln"saeaaon. bmTHrBgTiirfiOYytEO'" Yankees have four pitcher The SPANISH FORK. April 16. Mr. Mel Burke and Ren Smith, veter-ancan depend on. Hoyt Pennock, they scored two victories apiece to Pipgras and Moore, and possibly L and Mrs. Francis Johns announce chalk up 10 points each. five In the veteran Stanley the birth of a son at their home The summary: who Jsattemptingcome-back- . Wednesday-nigh- trMr end - Mrs. d "7 daah Worthlngton, senL. announce the Robert Haller also ior! first; Myers, freshman, second; Shocker join the Yankees mother' was for Stewart freshman, third; Gillispie, next week, may It's a big gamble If birth of a son, the but , freshman, fourth. Time, .10.3. he'll be of any use to them for a merly Mis Minnie Johns. ' Mile run Burke, senior, first; month or more. He has been reinBel, sophomore, second; Rampton, stated at his own request by Judge TREES ARE REMOVED senor, third; Frost, freshman, K. M. Landls. SPANI8H FORK, April 16 Fol4:67.4. fourth. Time. lowing plana for city beautlflcatton Reliable Men 8hotput Hawley, aenlor. first; Four outlined by Professor Emll Han reliable have four Giants The Glllisple, freshman, second; Larsen, - sen of the U. A. C. many of the FltxslmBenton, hurlers,. Henry, freshman, third; , Saxer, Junior, mons and Barnes. snd a quintet of large trees on Spanlah Fork Main fourth. Distance, 41 feet t Inches. Chaplin, Mangum, street are being removed and will rookies, High jump Gudmundsen. fresh- Clarkson Walker, and one or be replaced with treea decided upon and Doyle, V. Call, junior, tied for man, and Into by the city officials. Many property of whom several develop may first; Larsen, freshman, and Waltrees nwnejs.ararmevlng-4arg- e atar. foeted. or tWrdr Height; f The addition of Aldrldge un from their premises. leet a incnes. " d dash Worthlngton, Jun- doubtedly would make the Giants Maybe there'll be a good gate for fflfiSt flangcroys tconlen3er in lorr f lrtrtewmrTreahman, sec tne National this Tunney-Heene- y thing, after all. league. nd; Ollllsple, freshman, third: My the Aldrldge. In a letter to McGraw. We understand Jack Dempsey Is ers, freshman, fourth. Time, :24.L that going to be Introduced. High hurdles Worthlngton, Jun made It very clearly known westior, first; Stanger, freshman, sec- he wanted to play with some ond; Davia, sophomore, third; Can-- . ern (tub, but the Glsnts have been Bon, freshman, fourth. Time, :1M. unable to trade him. Pole vault Smart and V. Call, Juniors, tied for first; Harris, senior, third; Tate, freshman, fourth. freshman, fourth. Time, 11.10. Javelin Smith, Junior, first: PhilHeight, 11 feet J Inches. d daah Myers, freshman, lips, junior, second; Tate, freshman, first; Dunn, sophomore, second; third; Hawley, senior, fourth. 3182 fecfr 9. inches.. third Clark, freshman, LaylojL low hurdles Worthlngsophomore, fourth. Time, :66.r Discus Hawley. senior, first; ton, junior, first; J. Call, sophomore, Worthlngton, junior, second; Oibbs, second; Rennlon, senior, third; freshman, third; Remund and Childs, sophomore, fourth. Time, both freshmen, tied for fourth :27 2. V Distance, 112 feet 1 inches. Broad Jump Smith, junior, first; Hammer throw Hawley, senior. Smart, Junior, second; Gudmundfirst; Larsen, junior, second; sen, freshman, third; V. Call, Jun20 feet 8 junior, third: Hussker. ior, fourth. Distance, Men England's 12S Inches. freshman, fourth, Distance. feet have d run Burke, senior, first; Two-mirun Robinson, fresh- Geddes, junior, second; Myers, man, first; Kevern, senior, second; freshman, third; Hsslan, junior THE Rippon, freshman, third; Frost fourth. Time, 2:14. X20-yar- - . two-mll- . 8-- low hurdles, finals. daah, finals. Here's Leader '' .Of California Surprise Crew T , T - 8-- 8. 100-ya- 880-ya- Seattle . ....... 8-- 0, lows: 3:00 dash preliminaries. 3 IS Mile run. " I Missions PC .TM .714 4V was about Judge .. , Sunday's, Results to ' he traded Hollywood Los Angeles i. when the 1 lrDelrojt 8, Cleveland g. p Oakland 44. Portland tors bought Geo. Washington 8. Boston S. i 8 a Francisco Missions 8isler from the - i r St LouU 4, ChtoagO SaeramenU Seattle J. Browns during 0the winter, but Bueky Harris , McGraw, of oourasv ftimoastHlsd was doubtful by playing Andrew Cohen at aead and decided to base that he never even thinks of ' NATIONAL LEAGUE receipts., There arenore Uaa keep Judge gate ' around for a 200.000 Cohen In Hew Yerk and Btladlnt bt the dubsT Joe Jadne that many more Cohens W. L. PC while when Cleveland was trying to changed their oases to who have Kelly.' , him. Even. Sisler can't take New York . 1,000 get from him If he con.750 Joe's job away St Lovia ... to hit near that pace. J86T tinues Brooklyn . . .800 TRey called her-Cincinnati . President Coolldge, it seems, la a .400 Chicago .533 rabid baseball fan.. He heaved out Philadelphia "MATCHES MARY" .250 a ball for Washington aad the Red Pittsburgh . i'.To Boston ..... .000 Sox to start the season with. Besides that he stayed all through the , but she was rraUy- -i '" TTrst Inning. " Sundays Refufts New York 8. Philadelphia L St. Louis; 4, Chicago 8. The New York Giants- - suffered I Brooklyn 8, Boston 1 intensely the' toss of Rogers Horos- Pittsburgh 8. Cincinnati X. by, according to figures on opening food IndicmUoa of the prospects af the various teama la toe Aebe-r- re division this season. The schedule of eventa la as fol 4:00 4: 1-5- 2 If - t Sunday's Results G Si, "SOMEBODY'S 2 By the way, weren't there seme cott because Rogers bad been tradpeople tunning across the country? ed were true to thett word. Every What haa become of them? seat was sold. 4:50-880-- yard well-fortifi- jrtmsnt-mgTnmn - I rr. raoe. Brigge and Barker Shocker and Aldridge Absent, r of ex Brlgga la a abort a la Hurt Chances of Yanks , ceptlonal ability, and only in this Burton distance behind and Giants event Tom Barker, who hails from . Qgdea. looks like stellar miter and an by Encouraged Unexpected not although he haa ap .NEW, YORKj. April 16 (UP). victory over Washington for the proached the time of Mel Burke, The fate of two major league pen- Pacific Coast championship, Pete In thia department. Aggie mller. Donlon's California, crew wil) ioitr. .Another aensatlon is Byron Grant, nant races may fall upon two re- eastward thia f 1 deformerly of Jordan. Grant haa o .Ehra-V.-?" -t- , 4"3U-M- Clark, formerly of Grantsville, la displaying class in the 440, and with HuTttJir'S,nd"Jlni!iite Jensen alieady Included in this department, the In that Vtea should" be - ' Y"t .., W. L 11 10 I . Jiidge3eatingi Out Sisler For - PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE - ataadiaej el Ott Oakland Portlaad hand to match strength for the first time this season. la addition ta Spaalafc Park, re, Springvllle, Paysoa, Eoreka and Keghl wli have cinder tesuna entor-e- run." Coast League etailywaoel Loe Angeles Spanish Fork will be the scene aa Invitation high acnoot trace; and and field meet Friday at 3 p. schools of this section win be on Coach Fenton Reeves of Spanish Fork high school ' haa general charge of arrangements, the meet being sponsored by that school. Aa oxtraneiy interesting aaeei la aJitee ha competing reune have had enly ejaaa meets at nrwnt, The mee will give f 1 - Sea Francisco Hacrameate ... Tussle 1m , plated Friday Order of Erwitr , Is Listed d. . kle Gue'ArtistBejjinst mitt t - .... Invitation T' Seniors and In-th- e Soft-yar- cTArcc T Fleld Will BeSH? of Opening .Duel Meet This Veek; Glen Worihington Stats In Aggie Interclass Duel SALT LAKE CTTT, April . univerally tracksters are hopeful of Saturday's collegiate track pener against B. Y. U. at Provo. The Redskms, not with vet era na, nevertheless have limber of stellar freahmen, and hope that thia new talent will en . able them to acore a victory. Jackie. Burton Ready .Jackie Burton, who haa been re-man rarded aa a certain vet sin -- Ms entry in collegiate competition 1n the Rocky Mounts! conference, la expected to lead the 440 and Vies with victories d rune, although Wright, B Y, U. ace in theae eventa, always la FOIHUl 9 . - .. 4-- n .. a. ts va it stvr r x. - . t v is i Willie Hoppe started shooting billiards when he could hardly aee over the table. Sa did Jake Schaefer and little Welker Cochran's old men. Little Welker la shown above with his father, the 181 balk line cham pion, as they started a tour of the world. The little fellow still haa to take a handicap from hi father but he started with the theory that yoa cant learn too young. .aw-- - t y - a ?2 The committee fn thirge of raisFinding that the nation at large la only casually Interested In the ing the fundi to finance the team Is Olympic gamea and not at all in clined to help pay the expensea of $400,000 short of its estimate and a the boys to Amsterdam, the London serious dr)vs has to be made to get Daily, Express, and. pther Journals ?noygbjnoDy la. nensLilja. hoys to are wondering if the Olympic games Amsterdam. Every time it la the are worth whlle- same case of a late response to the Bad Feeing" Theory call that brings Just enough money ' They are considering the did te'make the expedition possible. question that perhaps the Olympic feo, if It is only money that is games engender, bad feeling among the contending nations Instead of bothering1 them, ihe' Brit iift' should net be too pessimistic. There isn't promoting good will. , There is no doubt that Olympic "111 assr some bad feeling In particular, eases will be so badly strained atXaut and always will, but International dam that there will be any way conferences of diplomats do not al of it ways finish with the delegates In an Another GUI Victory embrace. " t Th University of IlUnois 'tra'ck Because the British can figure team .recently journeyed far west that as a nation they have very lit- antf defeated the powerful Southern tle chance to win In the importer.! California team. It was consider branches of the Olympic competi- able of an upset to the experts. tions, the Incentive to contribute to The Illinois team is the aame one the support of the teame could not that won the .Western Conference be strong. But digging down in indoor championship last season the pockets can't be taken as the and It is coached by Harry Gill, one real demonstration of loyalty. of the besf coaches in the world. The Cnlted States is the 'moat Gill Isn't well known enough to nation of all generous and the get a place on the Olympic coaching Its of athletes. The United staff, although some of those who proudest States alwaya haa had the team got a place he certainly should mbet heavily favored to- - win the hsve had, wilt have to be introduc-e- d Olympic fames and this year It has to the, hoyt on. lhs team and they prohibitive favorite but the caah probably will be asked who is he Isn't coming In. . and what of it? -- aiwsya-have--reuHj- d , Winner $15,000 MiamiiBeacb ChMpionship t iv Says: w 1 - LtiQkies have d onderM flavor. ftnriv never irritate thes throdU" TIic Ctoam 6 the Crop tho Elncst lavor tho Greatest enjoyment : - aaetftBStw" WWWa ". al 440-yar- DIs-taiu-- getlit)iTiteina LIFE an GR0V7TH" afftwrd snmTofTCEtebxtH F 220-yar- d At-kl- n, Vsn-.derho-ff, best-Groom- eSO-yar- le . 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