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Show t ii' j. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, rv , As a , ,,,,, 040 AND FATAL TO SALT LAKE HOPES l ,1 4 hswlw' I 17 1921. Ball Club, Dick. Cox Is Supreme Single-Hande- d HOMERS BY rtr ,040 ,040 040 040 040 040 Six Champions Will Play at Venice VP Bees ETfojis, .Though Encouraging; Are Nul-- i lified by Driving of Portland Centerfielderj: Kallio Starts Game, Pitching Well During Regime. Four-E&A- Committee Accepts Resig- Circuit Share- - First Place With Sunday e Cpens This Morning; Opts and King Coal Strong. 1923 Champs; Indians and Angels Winners, nation of Star; Player-Writ- er "Ruling Stands.' 1 CTANOINQ At Portland Salt Lake S t Part., tend $, j At Seattle Sacramento S, Seattla 7. F ran slice '7, At Los Anaelo : ' Vernon 8. At Oakland Lea iWiJtlM ' V OF THE CLUB!.' NEW T0RK, April S5-- The Dwvl cup committee of the United Stales . Popular Grox LOS ANGELES, April 24. DefeatLawn Tennis association Announced (IMdar Grove ing San Francisco by ttra SCOT of at Amorican today that it had Accepted the va Kinc E2rproa Railway It four Vernon 7 made to I of William T. Tildas XX of Ooal at Municipal diamond Not. X today, land 2. vs. Amertcan row stern from the champions wins in a OpUcate aa a member of , the Philadelphia, at (Mumclpai tUamond No. 1. and cinched tbs series. Pat Shea, Special e The Tribe. American team. Cox Dick seven who April Innings PORTLAND, pitched the first The decMon of the committee ta The premier league of local amateur dad it He Alva hal'd. 8el 01 was SI SI l! M2 .032 for tha Beals, beat Salt Lake totey. ban Fraa.. hit 0 teiseball will Inaugurate the 1924 accept TtMen'a realcnAtlon cam altar and with a nonchalance Varaon ... Of 4 o C 01 5H2 .032 Ian oavod the game for Vernon after A stormy seeidon which lasted until aa at 1! oclock &te mominff with L. Of 5 011 .579 2 bitter more 4.. Angelas. inall the 8el fHvvered. Which nadetbe pdl early hour today. TUden had been nothree contents The Merit Hat Bhop Salt Lake. 0 Of.. 010 .555 Keck and Glider bad vited to attend the meeting, but 4 aoore to Bees snip. s" for the lars took the mound with tne Of . Of Of .421 3 Oakland nine wiR oppose the Poplar Grove tified She committee that It would b Of 0 4 In the seventh inning Cox knocked Portland . The S .421 to 4 In favor of San (Francisco. the hater's diamond at Podlar Impoaetble to do . Of 2 1 a works ... 7 412 Seattle 4 0 centertield the over bah the was result Grove, the American Railway Sprees the one run scored off him TUden' resignation and the eennse1 o 0 4 01.. Of. 333 of or with one on. The drive was ona ol Sacra'enta a long enoounters the stroof Kl&ff Coal quent aoreptaocs ef the resignation fMonoskeys misjudging In 71 7 Of 3f111110f12 Davis Lest made ever the cup committee le the by longest the very, very fly. and the Western Optical! down In culmination of "a aerieo of developthe local park, and will go wwats VEBAO BUI r&ANCISOO I ol which attired tennis cirWith w!U have American contest ments honors the the ABHO.A.f ABHOA. mighty history among cle since the United 45tatee Lawn day when they won their fourth Kelly, If 1 3 tiCkadboarne.et 3 0 10 Legion. the league. This homer put the Bear0 3 4 association 4 Tennis 3 ers one to the good, but the Bee 13 straight. adoptsd- Its ruling Vella, ef OiMeaoskey.rf.. With much enthiteiasm the 0 in the eighth, and in the Millie Sk 4 11 t)BIkely.ir. ..412 sgalnst notionalr. again tied once totff day in awaited have the ban 1 the more The In sure drove 4 do Bees ride the Oox jinx The 00lAb champion, believing W.w.rf... ninth (322 baaebalL A lard crowd 1s The Portland. Seems like nothing that B1lte.lb ... 4 17 lMeDwIIl.. 4 3 3 amateur to over the fences with one on. Beavthat bis amateur standing had been the out openview to turn 3 3 expected the comeback 32 and 13 2iGriffla,8b.... caa do KlUoft.Jb... kill no la the Beee had potent to anybody questioned by the soions of the tennis 3 0 5 1 ing tilts of the pennant race. Bkya a 0Uuaak,c ers won an e gating game. 8 toin 4. the hoodoo. tssapiatton, tendered hls resignation' six with 2 3 The 0 is 4 llBle.m league 13 opening Home runs figures largely Tl!.e to the Oavi cup comndttee and to the 1 0 0 3 0 0 WKerk.p two less than expected but th two teams, to addition double-headIn PortAfter Be.p at doings. American Olympic committee, both of today's dgg 0 0 .. 0 few 3 made the 10 llOUder.p McCann past Emmet during developments Cox. neuie by land the Bee 'move oa to Seattlo. The nkapr.aa which were accepted. xAfiww 10 0 OrUIUoie.... 100 have indicated that Fort Doug-Uu- s days one for Portland and Sheehan and Indalns seem to have acquired power Mitchell Several other questions concerning, O 0 0 0 Billers p 3 10 and the Utah Power Sc Light will Cook knocked it over for the Beea ' p.. their Lake since Salt from Davis 1 1 0 departure 1 eup plans .for the Corning sea-rf.. the a week ago, for OOOjS apply for admittance, before the end The victory insures the Beavera on were rise considered. have already they tout won o week. the t present having alreadywon one. The taken four straight from Sacramento. 27 Included the appointment Of 4412 These wies, The Totsto.. 7( TWste.. A4S4 la Three new clubs will take their Bees have gamea X Batted for a committee to consider playing data, Iki tight and plaoee alongside the set doses tomorrow with a aortas- When the Beea return horns a week xiBstted for Wsmt te siath. to and enggest to the Davis cup combattle for supremacy of sand-lx Batted fat OiWar te foorU. mittee the personnel of the team Howard IJndlroore. disabled bRudy Kallio mad his first startci-l-ofv hence, These are the Merit lfat Shop, rewill defend the international will second he to which, baseman, ready 1 0 0 0 7 pitched. 1 1 3 1 ,h American Railway Express and the mason today and team tennis championship trophy at base hailing. Howard is wearing BihSmaeMo x B the American legion nines, which re ball until he was removed for a sumo ...4 01 00 030 srrvk-ewacane Forest Hllla next September. This now, but he feels Frits Coumbe confident Utah Power Baas K Uy 3. Valla 3, Mai-- place the pnrfh hitter In the wrth. Baemary: subcommittee will consist of Vernon that ha will bs In shape to lisaa, the Cfcadtxmrae-- , Maaoakey, and of succeeded Kallio, and ' tt Columbns, Wanar. Kights Light Bkya, 8. Frentioe, chairman: Karl H. Re hr, ErCouirthe that Cox knocked hm two get In when the dub rttwni from the Blake ley, past 3, MrDosaalU OrirQa. latter the league winner Jat year. Harold H. Hackett, Holcombe Ward northwest. nes Kelly, 81a4 2. four t bits, 13 The feature game on this morning' s a s and Gardner Peabody. for the Beay. at bat off Kek In. 4 plu lanlnga; 2 nna, schedule doubtlem wiH be tha Optical hJemwiytr9 started Tha t A second committee composed of raoe. 5 Special Tribe, Lefty era and ran Kallio a go6d kits, 4 at bat ff Glider la 3 taalnn. Legion game at Municipal diamond Jose W. Merseresu, Watson Wash- SEATTLE. April 2. The Beattie rasa. 1 bits. 34 at bat off Rbea is 7 The Bees Mcbrnednr finished out. No. L Judging from the past record Frank to left riflht. Hama, Back raw, BeokholL . H R Norrls wtUlnmn Paul W. U burn he so Credit vietary t Sellar, Obarye of the dub may train In the northwest In tied the score- off Schroeder, Front raw, left to rlgtit, P. C. Jensen, J. C. Henkger. H, Opts, the debut for Gibbons sad Louts J. Caxather. defeat ta Bbea. Ban nspoaaiblt 1925. So declares .Manager Wade . wili ben end one; John Olaen, Steva Levs. team of the the victor. legion 1. Btrack McCann Appointed to smogo for oxbibition and the Beattie skipper Is in Keck 4, Gilder 1, Bbea A'Sellan The Beavers scored' first, Base on that is unless the soldier hoys have .niAtcbes by players of th United By She 1 by Sellars 4. some their that something third knocking the bail over In the firm dead earnest Furthermore, the local set sleeves, A up C., Bellara off 2. off Kseb Bboa second; Bajter, baUo 4, Utah, Off teem, these match I Moot RenresentatlTe States Olympicronmt owners ore going to make an Sodeavor real Inches Tbraobaao bits thing being In the form of somedoubtSki lea DiAancts 116 feet IS HU1, 0B May 3. tQ be hrld kt Shedhsai hit it Into the left field to open the sea sob in Seattle next Ooal hall players classy King Griffin. KUdaff. IcUowaU. Valla, walked Among tboee who sat te the com bleachers In the second. Lerttw less will adminster a sound trouncing spring. . Klilefer has already Initiated Kelly, McDowbits Btakeolry, Dial, and which IN Jenkins mittee meetinc on hits accepted scored WINNER and by CARBON California and has deExpress plans toward that and KUdaff, fthyae, to the American Railway Sacrifice nation were; reif tained the promised vote of one other ell. if tho Miners play true to form. Deal ansnlkted. Doable Hirnak. plays in third, tha F. tied asslatsnt DIVISION it secretary . Dwixht Davis, The Beavers EASTERN t 1 member of the board of directors, Billy Blade te Griffis to MeDoceeiL Tina Hat Shop The Poplar Grove-Mer- it TwO-Wee- K lot war and former president of the McCann scoring on bis double, lex a Lsuie of Sait Lake. The Seattle dob contest should prove close, as reports Boardoe and Firnny. 1 Dnptrea a Adee T. end , asnocistlon raenfic and High single. George Careast of the mountains nt give both teams fast nines. CASTIjR DAUO, April J. Th team . In the sixth the Bees filled thf bases may trainWenatchee or Ellensburg, or BRIGHAM CITT, April 26. The Henry W. Slocem, also former presithe Coal choo! track Western and Optical bon King high Taklma, county x is anyBo-failed of OVERCOME to push with two out, but ridents; George W. Wtghtmen Independent Baseball leagu appear to have the strong dubs of Utah possibly at one of the western Wash- INDIANS gained a weeping victory over hermeet body over local bowler. ton.; present exeimtlve,, of ft. wilt have the th name selected fir a new organizaof the circuit. The the leading track division eastern cities: in the Opts vals in FIVE-RUtin ington lead the took WIN towns N of th The Beavers LEAD; ftft comprising several Here Is KlOefees rather soprtaing outstanding tnen of last years crew- tion seventh, when, with McCann on first, Jtepraaeatauvas held atto 24 point of northern Utah cored by Moab. trill leave thi wetfc for Venice, Ll.. again in euita. and these will he aug- were -plan, as outlined by the local manager: from points her Cox knocked a homer. at a cup committee; Jones W, Mer- Sarvloa, meeting Bai venal present newcomers. some mented By by hkely of second place, Huntington to With two out In the eighth. Cook Seattle will tram In the ndrth westorsad Lake City In the I .ereen, president of the sssociaHon; and Tremontun, and an or- winner Beat-ti- e Balt represent mound Allie Ogden is for billed in third Wash. 11 season 2. SEATTLE April duty will Braug the place, then open scored a wHh here, making points Bees The Tied It for the to be Holcombe W ard chairman ofthesmand, if past ganisation was partly completed and with Castle Dale fourth with ft points. PacLflo aoaat tmwHnc oongrraa. overcame a five mu lead here this against the Legtonnairea, Into the deft field bleachers. out and I Portland, with the Beavers as oppoLonls B. Dsllev, , Include Brigham Ogden. committee; rule w. is league wttl The he and are -reliable, 6 to I work .wax performance give two very nents. the track V with The held front April opening' games Then. in the ninth, and Either LxganorMalad. defeating Sacramento 7 to & good account of himself Boots. Tremonton. and - treasurer of th association, MoGann on flnrt by reason of a walk.1 pjaved here the second week of games afternoon, good time Was made m the rail Allteam waa selected after an b4 added to the list, makg. Torrey, Utica, N. T., farmer Peterson, the peppv catcher who has Idaho, willteam Th mile wa Won by f ox of hit the ball for another fo I will be contested in the Ruse dty. A1 Warden in all. afral s twotch-erfour riimiaaUon whkvtee tourney sand-lL'ealUe used president. made such an impressuon on ing red from Grand county with Nick tensive ranker, ending all chance for argj-- Then the clirbe can go on the road.. lor four and Sacramento three. for ne team followers, will do the receiving. Ogden was elected president. and may iAtiris, Carbon, second in a fast time ment. their southern JaunL . 1 ApriJ HBATTI.g I 8AGBAMHNT0 In the infield will he Harbecke at also sfrrve as secretary of th league. exwa hls iso how to 4 42. Th BEES 4, BEAVERS 4. PcwskU of Klilefer' s plan met with the hearty conbest opportunity T TUden U, national champion BHOA first Bus Brown at second, Curley Member named on th board of B H O. A uQ chief Bean Melvin won wa I and by 2 5 I defense America's citing approval of the Balt Lake prertdeet H. in At Portland: 2 ef Funk. Tremonton; 4 I 3 .. J are and Kooo. If atAse, figure ability. Grieve at third and Henry Cameron trol 2 WV Carbon in the fast time of tow 4 2 15 because R would give the Bees an 3 1 cup since 1320, declined 4Brdy. 2b SALT LAKE. Tha Idea of amidhar a Balt Lake lot the Davis at short Bill Kauffman. Wilf Fel- W. R. Homes, Brigham, Pet Taylor, of In . Me (Carto open the season In a Cal- liasaiagwyAb. Harry the print ee... 3 ths decisio comment to 11 SKraae, upon Slglia. 2b... waa con- today and Le will be perched In the Ogden. the IftO. 22ft end ifornia town, thus escaping the uncer- gebaag, e... 4 3 1 lllBdred. rf .. 4 10 0 lows Tennis lefn to the coast tourney of the United States-Daw- n Another meeting will be held at bon), won outfield, with Abrahams as utHlty Metoe ertvsd at tb time to local Wwkn agBoclation which dashes with little opposition. Ooebraa, rf. 4 12 0 Bowman, lb. 4 0 IS 2 tain weather hi the Utah city. hi resignation at Monday Tremonton accepting Don has evening, much for hls scorhope Manager man of the meet, SS00 own Utah-- 1 froIn tbts year's Davis cup and o comwas The arrangement would give Seattle Mollwlta, lb S0120ia.Bobwer.lf. their b will high to point handle decided the time organisation 22 S 1 1 0T BaldwIa.Sh. t S 1 O protegea. and Portland a shanoe to open In their MeNerly. cf.. ing four first andalsotwoof third forwas tournament. Goal boasts a strong roster pleted. Th playing schedule will InIt was thought I plo teams H declared he had aot c.... 2S 0 4 SS In King Carbon, BircheU, will own territory for the first time sine McGInnle, as 2 01 10 lTobla. and points. notic' about game clude twenty Alf Gunn, Shults, Spence, 00 Dern, S'Drli, p TelkrwHrer.p second in individual coring, with 16 advisable in the lntarewt of Ora "P"1 I the two cities have been in the 18, closing erly in Septem0000 Pace. James, Shelton and Lambourne open May 0,0reg. P road trips of Vlad. p. . . ... 449 Klohard of Tonkera, N. The teams will b made up of points. Lanas of Moab was third with to give some special reward fur 4he league. The disastrous 0 0 OUOobome . . 10 0 0 Cooper, the star hurler of late year's ber. 0 Canfield, p team 10 points. wm be lost to the Amectoas the northern clubs in ''the opening pick Salt Lake men to roll for, and i o 0 OlWIHlama. p. . 000 2 team, and Smith are the moundmen. hom players exclusively Fuch 1 consider-100 a stimulated 0 0 and probably to ths weeke and the poor training weather ISmitb 0 to bjs team 1 0 0 0 IWelm. Summarydash will b asked deposit with Lem Scott- as the backRtopv prospective trip Olympic IB. Baidwia, e 0 0 encountered In California this spring Meto, ; Carbon first; 0 able Interest in the jvoent 4n8wntate xa vl cap squad, he disclosed today, guarantee before the opening of th Car I an effort second to Rircbell, make Moab, Klilefer meet. Influenced season. Tangrem, The Davis cup committee has not NEW DIVtNa CHAMPTON. Total ...34 13 27 1 . . .30 9 24 12! Total to put over his new project The team expects to lenve Satur-- 1 yet taken any public steps so tar as boil, third. Time, 10 M Carol PASADFNA, April Cal., a a a teams aelected meet sloth Allred. Moab, Lu Mcdinai run is HAVERS. flrat; Mile Bitted fur SARAZEN LEADS b ta concerned, but the youthful day noon and to FltohoT, Pawutena. won the worrwin'e William .Batted for Canfield tn sioth. re presuming Ban Eranoiaco, Oukland jourtb ranking star, who bas been a Ytrbon, eerond; Braien, Hunting-toTjOS ANGELES, April 24 PH IIA1KLPH1A, national April 2& Gene ris, lthird. spring board diving Halt lakers a I membor of th test two Davis cop Time. 4 42 t Billed for Totns and Baa Juee. T Olef IsIs eeTeeU- 0 I Whaler, lr.fleldor outfielder, And JohntoAmerican a here golf professional with Saroxeii, 1 ohampKnhip today n Batted for eighth. of the wonld go abrnsrt put Blretirtl, fUutmJ.feetMetond scheduled to enter for tee .uns. declared he ny Walters.' pitch tal of 12 points Betty Beaker champion, gaimvi a lead of 3 up to- a.11Shot Bcora by laalsfi. DlsUnce. Vnt Thursday evening, aftomoon of Carbon. Los A nifties club, today were a newspaper man, sus a result of of Atlaivtlc Oitv l$23 champion, was day in the fimt V bode of ha O Boero wests .... on dotsblea the for Krit-teof Williams Friday 2 ths h tn about ths Olymptos, Inches. 1 ed ly President Harry Misv whk.h 7 second match with Arthur Slaver. with nrnting points 0 PORTLAND 110 each. Seattle dash Meto, Carbon, first followed by tbw s; ogles. h wou)d be barred automaUcaUy from Becker stfll hold the national low open tttiehokter, at th Gedar-trx- k Boa league for one day and fined Kopp, Tiemtnyvay . Sowisary Heft of Carlake trouths of Fmlonl, The j peiwonort result club The penalties were the MiGissw. Brady. hoard title a) tbe American International tesuna Tangrem. Moab, second, Mallwlts. MeNeely. Includes some of th high score meal . bon. third. Time. .24. ble In a gam at Oakland this week, Onto, B. Bob war 8, T. Baldwin, Welch. Benton, so. C. o J. socond tourney. of the Tobin. lnalnic Crtoe Javelin Paloni. first; Hyatt, McCann, Zb. , Behsag. during whirh Whaley and Walters btoh man. I waa the 18. bt Gregg 24. by Hnager BircheU, third, aU of Carbon. Diswere ordered off the field for protestBy Dell pitched Cox, cf .... Frank. HaUen was a member of the Horae 7 21. by Vlnel aom plu Yellew 135 decision. feet an tance, High, ft ... umpires ing secElks' team that won the doubles. Jen- Cheire defeat a a a Credit victory to Wllllaino Discus Melos, first; Birrtiell, DiPnole. lb. . . . - en rolled second high In the all-- 1 of Crbon. Hal to Vinci. At bat Off Dell 22. off Oregg third. April LO& E3ardo, ANGELES, Wolfer. If. . ond; to Hehager. Love waa a part-- 1 CVM It , W 2, off Tel tew Hone 92. off Vhirt 1. Hit Trlbsa. t shortstop, DIrtel, 3b ... tanoe, 112 feet. Rhyne, SanofFrancisco the doubles winners In 1922 8 of hotted Off Dell 8. off Gregg 1, off Yellow-tier Carbon, dash first, Francisco game Bean, c. San the &. out POCATELLO. ' Idaho, forced j I Palv, this arored Off Bon wron Yinei year, fourth off 12, and position Migllocto, I (Francis Bshsn won m te injury Dell 4. ff Yell" Horae 4. off Vinci 1. In Jensen, Castle Dale, second, Winters, p. . here toaay as the remilt of an in won avers. the Bookholl high the Bea retpanaiblo for Dell 5. Yellow Hqra run at the Millet.. to hi right thumb, suffered a a th Blu and W"hite. In bh hurdle Carbon, third. Time, 2 03V first: Pe- the city league thl season, which I first annual eem m . 1 at Moab, Lance, afternoon Schroeder, In p. Tech by third toning while fielding a grounder a Vtorl 1 , struck oet By Dell t bv Yel- rLogan Lads jump Idaho Gian Friday High Utah the seventh Oil event, star, hi. Anderson, straight year 1 Hyatt- - made honor eourae tn ww--t hit by McDowell, Tiger first bassmah, low Horae 1. Bale oe belli Off Dell 2, and Soft, hurdler for Logan, divided terson. Castle Dele, second: ering the three-miptaoe. Oleen was a mem-5 feet and 8 I fifty-fo2. off Oregg 1, off Vlnel Total . . third. Bar and Tallow off who Height, team Carbon. Rhyne. minutes teen m was replaced Anderson seousjda victorious ber of the Nephi Plaster JTaskamper Hit with pitched bet I T. Baldwin. Batted for Winters In sixth 77 Points, While Utes honors. low and Oroft in tha the won th city Vmrue title and tlse five-- 1 The other contestants in the raoe fia- -i inch. of the Tobin. Stolen bw T. Baldwin,- - Kopp run (Meto, Carbon, first. Score by Innings' In the Utah Idaho , tour-- 1 Iriied in th followtog ordec: The following Is the standingweek hurdles. event high an 1 00 1 04 Three HuntT Baldwin B. r 0 ltohwir, of Hon 200 Kerens Salt Lake st the end of tha third The d&ah waa taken by Miller, Moab, second;57 Howard, Hudson, time 15 H1; Kinsey 1 0100020 26 dubs hits B. Bahwer, McGinnis. Twotnae second. Best Elfforts Net Only 59 Barker Portland 102 seaspn time 15.04; Walter Glfrtn. tiro after a close race with Jewkes. ington, third. Time. htts Kopp. T. Baidwia. Birlta, Be hang. first. Pitched Kallio the BircheU, Carbon, at tow, finished ,58 and started race Broiul Summary: Innings waa The 6ome doubt th juit expressed by Hesuagwty. .S79 Oran. Sacrifice hit 11 5. runs 2, hits 4. at bat 14; Winters sotsth entrance of ths Tech athleda Yellow Ham. Doable play Tobia Judge a to whether Baker had kept Tonne, Huntington, second; Hyatt, .563 to Bowman; were smral afcf about 4, rune 8, hits 1L atbat28. Winning . AU entries d PYanoiseo field. to hi own lane. In the to dash Hemingway to Blgii .529 8 pitcher .. - ....... losmg end of th first two miles, Kwm pitcher Schroeder Time of gmm 3 boon. Umpire .the Agglee romped away with the find I Main- the K1' Beattie .. Anderson 3 Denver .500 Carroll and to a Runs responsible went , Ksrarx teams few Coumbe. a of feet Aggie py only two places, Anderson coming first Ouq. . Coumbe 4. .500 J - ! 1,0 h Wtater lead until the tost 150 yard.. with Gedda second. Conner of Utah I held the Kaliio 1.' Wlnters 2, 10 .375 4 1. Struck oit Irak bewtem have BH The Bahao sprinted stronglya and. when was third. Angeioe in Beaten WIN Jewkes balls CLOSE trace raary for 12 funds of .358 ANGELS Coumbe 3, Schroeder 2. Base on the half stay; about stellar of I UtAh, Watkins, jumper a nitmcrivtlon 1, Coumbe 2, and will beglw KaJilo 2. Winters th trip loving cop given by the won the broad jump with a distance 8500. Any I , Schroeder 1. Stolen bos' Benton. ONE FROM ACORNS IPO, 200-Yar-d Tech waa presented Frssxsa campaign for the remaining T2 feet uuan. ba nd 4 inches, against Lunt of Dashes. wtxttz Cox In. McCann. Sheehan. sport runs lntereried j Homo loaai bowler Jlte j and Hunter. Th pole vault went to - IljLhaI M th eoncluelop cf the tax. hits Lewis, Mc2 Cook. Two-bas- e who wbhes to osrtHtln crowd of student aad many Wo. Uata Pet. By Cslrersat Ben lee. two Farmers, Webster and Ivins .tJ,28 1 Sacrifice hits C'ox Vrirblta Maynard ANGELES. .90 LOS .... April Cann. Jenkins. t andt0IkJof-thLarson and of Graff The tied for townspsopl. wltneraed thseroterab Utah Ansels OAKLAND, April 2. Athletic 7W Los of the I Hit by pitcher Benton10 Tnlaa . ell Angeles Frederick. Las a. a. T today's game with ths Oaks, 4 Trackmen of the Utah Agricultural third place cret,u7 1 P .... 4 4ft .ftM4 iron j9Men single bv Coumbe. Time of game 2 hour Bt. Joseph today won th tuUional In the shotput Jones made a die club, to 3. Both pitchers were In form college succeeded in winning their in the finals Chilean Boxer Becomes 5 minutos. Umpire Phyle and Schal- - II fre35 feet and 10 Inches. Nation handball championship were more or less of tance whilehits ft and .444 ve.e tournament defesting , hare, of Oklahoma Ctty a lex. Univerwith the meet minidual and Lyons captured the remaining yesterday 4 c .40 quent, tallica were held to s I Dea Melaea j win the Klwrttr--oStudent of f Frank K. Garhatt, 4 4 .400 mum bv wood teamwork. Departments I points for Utab in (lus erpuiT" onos Georg- end Ontbi " I I- LOS am; Kim waa the Ute to in also m the oaklaiyd only place deLtateeot- ewirL' C 77 third took , ss.-l- uim L. A A place by B H O A points to their opponents B H 0.A.I gathering Such new ork. Apm which was won by Knowles on Diamond I centinl. Wild Heaves A A. C. AO 4 2 59. T)iq Crimson lost out In many of dircus, 02 OUitame. 2b..,, tenet, r.f.... Chilean lightweight, who .The javelin throw was easily won fault of William Ranft, L, TttUriirt a 4 1 4 2 2 2b 12 4'Rrabaker, Kmg. conheavH . by Wullstein, the star freshman At Wk Wte-- w Baseball team, from the state ": Tbo days best hitlers; rf 8 0 0 O'Caoper, ef.. 4 18 0 tbs departments tn which it was Twsmbly, at Jasroroon rortch d Wullstein heaved th wand for a American Rugby .....a 1 vJ 8 0 4 OlCather. If... 4 130 st dered especailly strong, notably In er Herat ef AB. H. TB. PC tVTP rlneers offloe and the etate road UWve-rounof 143 feet and 7 inches. .. distance 4 100 .....ft 1.000 2 4 .. 3 1 8b 1 4 of American l'Arleri, rf... Iienb.' Lake Souito4 or trainCook, Salt I aborting th. intricacies Colombes lack The aad " ' the proper aad !TJt?OTndn Baeba; sprints. JaUy Bail 1 2 1 8 8 Batterie 18 Up 3 Ills Fayette, lb The summary 8 1 00u 3 Rohwer, Seattle ,..'...3 Crimson whs of on 8 0 0 0 8 8 Reed, e the the part dash -- teSssrSr, 1.000 7 ing .3 3 Utah, at,io Cartwright, 5 2 12 M alter., 8b. 8 0 2 T Baldwin. Seattle. ., -Ao official recepPARIS, April Joe Cartwright Ute sprin- first; Anderson. A. C, second: Jewkes, 3 f1 1.000 Winter. Portland ....2 1 1 ABeebler, . 3 0 13 apparent s ssxtsen.mem-terp SLSnSft 1ft I tendered for nut be f will third flat. tion 1 Time, seconds ttoSSSW victory T.000 t to' Schneider, Vernon . . . I ter. succeeded In heeling the Aggie Utah, MHe rurv Thororsont A. of the American Olympic rugby 4 first; 3 3 .75 --4 men In the century, nut tne mile and Wood, A G., Vitt, soil Lake com5 Utah, team by the French Olympic second; .750 4 3 43vy, 7 27151 Trrfxte Tetete ...2J7 10 perruns and the Valla Ban Fran V c Amerithe third. Time. 4 mittee upon the arrival Beev by teningv atvlowell, Vernon ... 42 8 4 formance of Utah were disappointhigh hurdles Oroft. A. C, cans here Monday. Delegate of the M I, Attgvle 24 Jenkins. Salt Lake... 1 ' will meet the playesa at Moran, and if he can remove this committee 1 Jepp-uAnrirrson, 1 0 0 A 9 A 2 ing. tah, second, first; tea Oak 3 5 2 MriCannj Portland Anderson was the lytgan mainstay 15 ft secthe railway station and ssoort them A. C., third. Berk 2. Jaeaba, Byier, Baa 7 Time, SaaMMary: 3 2 4 ..... Vernon The most of its points. rvriffln, In antomoblles flying American and BrroraCatWr. I Byter, rraadall. and garnered cinder men vn Caro, 4 2 showed a ond, other Farmer A 4a ait Hyler, Ion Angeles ...3 nm Anderson. A, , f!pt; French flags In the Olympic village Plrea. according ta Hartley. Vlnoantlnl Is bit Bylev. j , more marked proficiency In many Geddes, A. C, second1; Gonsert Ulan, where .the Anwricsui Fayette, Oakland. .33 22 23 Sacrifice kit an apt of Colombes hits Cooper. Jacob. ate,ntofricA-toh. Brooks. Du. TSlffc &om In is while &2.ft for Tworobtr. rrwwasibte wlU the Kopp, Sac events. competition seconds. third Time, stay The Chateau preJtoe sS d hi .WO 4 1 paix. Darker: pitch, Arnesm Hharp: .5 Two-mli-e mile the Utes were able to Craadall 1. II orb tec 2. Btnark aot By Craa Crane. Seattle Ronquwneourt, In run the A. progress. G, A880CUTI01T. Wh.tney, S0T7THZUI 400 3 . 3 5 all l, by Borb lac 4. fttwa oa balla Off American ring have inhe peal, Vernon to place only one man, Thom peon and first; Richards. Utah, seentjd; Amott, where Hie members of the Unttef , I uxirison UiM .400 hall Donbl Mead. 4. 8 PaaaH 2 Boektec piaya Wood practically running awav from Utah,' third CriUos that b. can taker Btatrw athletic Brauns for ths Oiymsdc Cox, Portland Time. 10 W. left field. Mbrtln. Book ter to Brubaker te U Vi the field, with Bevy, a newcomer at Attests ran- Kirk, A. C , first; games Will reside during June and ahortratop, Webb:field. Larson; center punishment a weu. Jacobs. L Angeles.. 44 22 32 .ftOOl to ftrraa to Adana to lit gavotte, Adams ftiot-baright .500 I Memphis Ingham: Likeand the not Is third. ready yet Cochran, Sac. Miller. jidy. second, Utah, finishing Utah, the tkmser, I university, Korfc Brabakor to La Payett, Book te Kmg to &OolitU STATE 5. 2 3. 4 2 men could not be entertained field. Bumringham. Time, 2ft4.2 Brariy, Beattie Tirno i 46. Umpiraa Qotkria aad wise in the high Jump the Utah field third. Ooiaia. anriT 2.-h- asa. lwi Nrw 'OrtetM State road rawnmiradon Cab. Sortt ' WA?T'?.G.T?N 1 HaK-mi- k t TrJav Utah, first, with thre. Wash.. Kallio, Salt Lake ....2 men were unable to compete with PUIJJMAN, Better. first pri I 'iiiArllte West; Tnttee: Singleton. pitch. 3 committee 1 WVthHn. Andersen and Cotlfk The Frenoh olvmpVc bJtera LWh ingtfwv Stot Kllduff, San Fran. ...2 Lunt, Baker, Croft and Webster,sotwho Cartwrterht, Brer; second - base. Hayward, American 1 day and AKOUCAa ASS001ATX0V, Hom run hitter: Shewhan, Ow. IpinninckaMat Jswkes; A O. aeoond. with Janksort, greedy eppreriativwof ofthethefacilities all tied for first with the bar nm.ym came toark afThompson; third base. Muir; rtiort-stoMreerew yeoterilay hv Webster. Baker and Oark taking advantage defeat at Rate tAkrt' McCann, Out 1, Portland; obattasaoga their WWtney, the Star Logan distance Knowles. House Lewis ft.M. pick: right fX. Wax. Pet man, pulled quite a surprise on the Time, 1 So forded by th" Olympic TiUsage which Peattle from the Katveratty of ldcho, Rohwer, T-field, Stockman, Axul ar- winning Ye tartar's Karaite 2 ... 9 tag. ( low htirdlea Anderson. the French have created, instead of croft; senter .tie fadiasapsHa 8 to 3. Th gam was fast and Crimson followers when he beat Rich field. Standing. son; Irtt eno eoihmit Ths hotel. 9 a A 4 at Memrtite A Kaaaaa Wimano. up second. He Mewvbl stand: City Utah, go. Utah, first; ,.A putting At The tereurting and was featured W to the tape In the set- - by bhi ... ft 6 ,no art Gon.vrr the example secfeels ft5.J of C. toe A. third. Ndan, Birmtaghaa A hew Or- - Caioabaa .. Time, was At New Orleaa race It Ooft, Salt Lak won i Portland won 4; pitching exceptionally on For a long 5 ee Loaterllte ...... American win be followed by many Elizabeth Wins onds. moundmaii, who allowed but locw Sacramento won 6 Seattle won 41 iiobOe Atlaata 4, Mobile 8. (CeOrt MiHraaka ft 4 .429 01 dash Balder. A. C. other teams e scattered hits and one Utah point of view the postponed, f ft From 6 ... .7S ... 7VI4a 1 4 Utah. Matches Net won second; Wlrthlin, Three dash were Jewktei. Ban Francisco won IVemmi A4 7 Rock Ifinampolte fiA b7lirtK7rtrine-Uttlrelay and the S.w 4 third Time 23 1 seconds. OUTFIELDER IS SOLD. . events of the meet. In Utah Loo Angeleq won 1 Oakland won 3 ... 4 7 9M the prettiest Bt. Paal ...- t r. .lporat; rats. Mile relav A O. fimt with 0 Texas. April J.k"''' brilBaseball BEAUMONT. 88 a like looked Mira Utes April the TORQUAY, England. the relay College Lavton Grades and Anderson. of the ' CartWlnnins nn loeinc pitcher yester. ENssfheth Rvan, formerly of Califor- - I Burke, - veteran outfielder : Taatargay'a liteta liant group against the Aggies. which second with Williams, FcAoa. Utah, has bran aota to &. H. 1. association of event over In Jatkwm wa lead vlctorlou Southern three won At a .Wa, fadlaeapatte 8, Chlcesro I. day; wright Pnrdus and Cutler y I of league Wcetero the Prirtlaad, Texas League At Portland: flehroeder, Kim! Oi7 the Britlah hard court cbsmplonahlps I Des Molne was increased by every one of hls Harvard 3, (ieotvia 5. vsailt Webeter and Irina. A. i ft ft ft In the women's single she the Beaumont club. It was announced ladlasepalle With such star besides C.,polt teammates. today. 8, Cornell J. winner; Coumbe. Balt Lake, loner. winPrinceton Bran-en- d Onvff and first Tjvrson for tied Wllkiaam Caiewvtle obtained aad 2 by Bklff; Batter whit, j today. Burk, wa defeated Mr. Benina At Seattle: 'Williams, Beattie; and Wlrthlln. as Anderson Utah, tied for third Minnesota 8, krwa 1.1 10 Cartwright Worth DHa 1. Fort Worth A BaHth, t met Distance, Fort a trade At m H. MUca, Atlanla lower. from Irwyw. Barron, mont she Mr, rihephecd ner: Vlnel, Sacramento, 'Illinois 4, Wivreieln v and Jewken, the speedy quartet feet ft Inches. At OiIhSU 4s Astral, I, Gatves- defeated Odra. winter, which sent lnflelder Harry Vernon, Bellar, the British pVyrc, At Lo Any. lee fkrathern CeA forma 8, Arixona showed the spectators some rare and He R Utah, te Javelin Wullsteln, first, woAt In Rose the Dixie end Mis loop. to loser. th 3. Wash gtupp Colgate At Ft. Louis Missouri ft pretty form against Jackson, Knowles, winner. Shea, Ban Francisco, At Bum rait Hoertra 4. BarvVr. A. C. errond Ooft A. C. Bt Bate I,.. .....blOft 11 men's doubles. ta etsbth, ratal 11 At Oakland: Crandall, Lew Angeles, II Inoloa A-4 Webster and Clark. Distance. Iftl feet 7 Inches. In th. mired droriles sh was paired 't Harvard Mssa was perhaps the most third. AB Cambrkto. At s ( airarenora firsts The century Nation, Jones, winner; Hoehleri fikland. loser.. Betterira HelMnew. Marti. 9hntpnt with Randolph I.vcette, ths Anstra-- ! Carbon, third. Distance, 13 feet and ' , meet, Cart- end; pnwprart, wet grerad. ah of Utah. Ws Oeoreia 2 Olort, Jebsins art Yigwest, Blliotu exciting event of the Jjjrnx. third N. C North Carolina Pan. now a resident of England, and ft 1mh. a At , as worth Raleigh. hie W 85 inohea sprin The dub tbla week will play as fob feet taww. wright proving 4 Culver and J F thev won from 5U firr Pol vault law, Mn Utah, flrr; State 5 Geonrla Tech Broad jump WatVin ter by heating the Farmers' sterling 1 Howard J, Auburn B Whadra. 84. fhrmlnsrham ,PSalt A At C., Huntinmon 8attl. Hunter A seooed O. deAnderson, by ace, Tgmt, League Lvcette won th mens shade, Iteictofts t 3. (Ten .Innings CartKW. Bacramento at Pmrtland.. third. Instance 22 feet ft inches 11 m. Hub?. wnght a time At Tutvns, A ris. Southern CbJifcs-trt- e feating Vsn Leoneot of HoTienri. Baker. Onft, Htertx jump Ijunt Ixm Ancelee at Ban Francisco. intied third and Whestlev Risley 7. nl 5. Arison 'w frond. . tied half-mifor first K3rk of the WeHster, II of A 4 Baftate I, vent in Oakland and Vernon at Ln Angeles. iFTiy Ciy th in 'f Gre'c and Carolina defeated Gilbert Ah Traxlngton. Va Ndrth I S? hetrark B. Brroma 4. Itiu-cA C, aucceeded te overtaking MUlr Distance, fi feet ft Inchrrt 8, 4. men doubles. s Itllwi leelrrlh Lelrill At gam and 4. ft. oke, Tarcat Is 8, Washington 3 Ba4iag A Bactetea ' a I4scftjs Knowtea. A. C. Ttie Tiera went into a tie with theof Utah and winning ftv point for syt gr orate BalUM t g Beals yester'erstwhile ' By Oalvetsel rt Btrelc. Today! Hat 8hop n ... Gamoa. on resto-nAtl- , Ite-gl- 2- sea-mc- m .ii i uno 'Awi eand-lotte- ' rs player-write- ill er as d old-tim- ot hall-do- 1 rn, 1 hard-hitti- Kll-lef- wai Northern Utah Two-baa- a League Starts With Four Clubs blta-Gilf-ftn, ... ... in -- TU-de- lourner. I wlymprtth. X I four-bas- ft -- ir-- half-mil- tur 1 J Ed-loc- al e. ot half-mi- V veevetyd le 3l 44ft-ya- I Olym-Idsh- tJ the)!, 100-ya- rd n. I ten-fo- )t five-ma- 0123 01016 1 tm 220-ya- Blg-It- Br-r- T 1 Utah-Idah- e AGGIES SQUELCH HOPES OF CRIMSON TRACK ATHLETES 11 w 880-ya- croew-eount- ry tally total llottko wov-th- le ur 1 220-ya- rd 120-ya- aF( -- 440-ya- 1 ba 220-ya- 15.-5- gmento 440-var- Moil-wtt- Los Angeles Man 1 raia Takes National, Handball Title STtePtein c Slate 21-- and InJighthr? 1 Clash Stars to Put ' hd at o-- lOft-ya- wtd . 440-ya- two-mi- le 17 wOdftgSAdO .7 ja s, Two-ba- a TWae-kar- C'S"r.T 3fc3rVST.V.u'5 120-ya- 44ft-yar-d ?& tJoi-rla- , mlee nlraT' 4- - teift-ya- rd - JI -- - p, m-- 220-ya- Obetta mr-tuc- ht two-mi- le 1 W half-mil- 220-ya- in 100-ya- e Ryan tte Pur-lone- f IBS ( glter-ea- : 3. 4. i WirklU-BbU'W- 10-- g. International k 8-- 8 8-- le 11-- league-leadin- 8--4. tH |
