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Show SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1923. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, V PWOH'PG ISM If. Too Considered Much, While Dempsey ' Is Looked on as Winner System Declared Unfair to Bambino aa Well as to Sportloving Public. Wise Guys Make Sly Remarks About Gibbons s Size and Reality of Age Triboa Special Sport Service. NEW TORN. Jua 23. Frederick G. IJeb, a baseball expert, says that Babe Rath s vulite as s drawing Cost - Johh Seu-eTtoA- j SPARROW MGANN. " Trfbune ) AMEfcifi LIAOOB (Copyright 1923 b, Salt l.Ue 2- It -- TIME June OUTFie VBW YORK, Ait Ye a lnk to date a. though thereci d route Vunmain the to mail niali to Shelby, .Mont, for the 1 he f.Bht there on Jut 4 n fare, of rnund-iri- p summer hul the railroads ore 'n'rffi-- t h to they haven't been trrj toml'tin the fans, d) Ui. tndnittr at lcnt Irobal.n as the (lavs that int'r'ene before the boot grow feme rportin r lU the bm.tne ,n Mood interest of the trill. tnA Ju- -t no t Hi be keen roe in tainiv drev hat hempe'. feeiing hereabouts i thar ran huthn wn the a mJi off t long Montana outiome of the in see Aumeihinx look nich foregone.TH1NK GIBBONS TOO SMALL. ec w onto th In other w0t'n 1 !hou'i tionn have higher turn of Hie l4an chances with Hemp-Tommy i well liked here aim hi ?hill are recogmxed and puruhing hiht but the feeling h ff tlu a ort famuli Muldoon upon pressed t occasion. that the Si Paul mauler TWe Ball Is too small to go ugamat the rhm-Pio- n. players uiAfixirid ' . com ng out oi recftttth Figures threat Falls jgould eu.arsl lHal ilul-doo- n 4 m to re five isoeet bat 28 IS Is tbe an all wroti In his statement bet. because wherv tb ma I Inl4 Evident!) Gibbons ha increased In het llrI the of the black ata'k l inn acvj In measurement, and general weight , statto-jicn80 that now, according to the two nibre evenlv rnnLhed v-in point of I'hvsnjue nev r iMitltd for By $0 o to'" SAMS NEARLY Rival. If fool-bailin- g evER-L- f Playbp sport-lovin- Again Scoring a K.O. mid-seAso- tJ terry ut fr u the heavyweight title. Mm wh are pi ml to. be called wise gua hereabouts w nk the tther eve over comnarutiie statiFh of th R w:t and hold that the discrepant? ze c.f the two men that exin the isted before thl match win made lat todav. and they are not altogether convinced that the vubtrtu'tton of sevaue from eral days from Gibbons 24 to 19 wouid agree with the Gibbon family Bible MAY CHANGE. . ATTITUDE Just the same, no one will claim that Gibbons hast) t the ghoM of a chance at leant as much a rarpen-Ue- r had and where a charuc there i alwars enough unorrtanlv Into their caue the Roomier to leans and pull out the several hundred dolars which the round trip to Bhelb), hotel atccmmotlations. adnuft-ato- n to the fight, etc , will cost Froto-abi- v neat week, when the fight dope grow warmer, will gee a change m the attitude of New York sports and a general rush toward the ticket office Meantime Penny Leonard and lnew Tendler, if they meet are pot Ukeiv to meet at the lightweight limit This e la because, the chance that neither can m-- kt the we'ght and be at his heat So what a fair fo one Is (Air for the other, and the public need not necessarily know about the rial weights nor unvthing care, if It Hid know, as a matter of fact, since the question as to which Is the better man la the big thing, and there N a general desire to gee it settled Reports from Milwaukee have it that he Ixmard. when fought Pmkey-Mitchelwas fry no means the old Jonard in point of footwork aLesst Put it is none too crtan that-Tendlhas not gone back a tut. draw an.I 7 suothr 14 4 l game O E3 . 0 i E2 il if hi 23 giaied in place of 4 . e I father fioiti B I Tribune of Mae and that tlita raiiel have been nIn print war better that ft 13 had beco offered to plar Boyle nbw direetad sty attelitp Nt moeb to It to this more gar inf 4Ut a after 233 it is-ail- fr pt Hie 21 23 a rifle, White an A'sftcr 21 33. JO 21. 22 2tt. 11 an equal fiuifch forms "The Crow Prise ft Here 24 Position' at secood tnoet of the 35 29 at Mck wklfh tryrrrt 4 1 1,1 n eif tiling obtihr, plyt.Mi' 4 8 form.tton al Th. rra at reoood more of the iiUik. SOLITION OF PRbinLKVI NO J h If It MON IS M. IR H ill. 111 km., ,cj l,, T B 1kitr-- 2l Hlifk to 22 21 22 2J 7 r. tni 11 It. 7 n i(i 18 M 3, Blx J W k n, 5 1 drisi. 2B IB and ' groteh aamfice Hot Tbm dd not bite boomed. TU.f ftuatala riehUtf for 'Th Hi rrr Master ' ik) 4 noie () 24 V aa name 1 play The ryna and jlLLjH The (iraeiiml Pne nopoelilon to JJteo Tinea f attack (4 8 of play or hae been met aod matched 6 m the lines of play given tinder the rnp do not feel Best Bet "Bnrle'a t4n wd that )t la impemtive m wnoid he w form for me tn sknw hoar 'Tom had mas tered all of the 'points of play" in this J1I0 2St23lf4U ' HI forms pejKittOO ltfar The Pitta-burIt suffice to aav that knew all of tbe "stuff' Philnanpher' Introduced pnao position cnntTtnli. The best pnof of thistU Uea is the fact that I aratt you when pni fin wat first printed that your draw was O K Boyle a my au cltinf 'Ton so Whit- e- H, 14. 2B. 22. Black to play, whit to draw bvyr tborit y im) Tlie weak more, Wht in) Listed as a loss khH (o) Rubertwm lu hit julde ignores this more. Fither ip) 'Th" psrtinf of the w ats Tom tins nr 4 8 mut he taken Hoyle "Tbe an( the seventeenth games of are nee :: the W yllie Martin Switcher mat-aod the rame position at th 28th wove." - Botle "Hie first fame heinf dereioperl from 0 at the )8th move a ad the arvwatemth same being developed from 34 19 at the 2B 23 Kw teber "Tom" Boyle 18th iKn Bf hc veteran editor. Jaeph Maire, fie "The reason for Martina ablftlng the at JO ii leg thesfainou tack to 2 Ip the third fame Lea in the Sauriier HUa ObtertlTr.' ltoyte JVt and the fact that the ktny cannot h cut off anfelr s it was at the 34th woe of the first crotfe Prtse Ka He aha remark that be has been Nq the hospital Fame " - Tom," tV'yle f,a thr, "As 1 have bown ri at "Hie parting1 of bontb bat i better f movew he ( omr buted the choice he the war by )utTtirtt9 4 8 and 2 nd ne nf them must i , n n weep Tv r. P'2 6 if t 21 17 taken then the Black attaik " 2M 25Uw 2S J4 iH l t 1J rednnd to a hUle lent tbaa soUunfneaa. K 82 7 .'I MM3 23 21 "Tim" Roi 23 1' J3 ' Wh''st in the other hand 4 8 seems tr H 11 i tor Mh e to accept the man down draw forte 14 IT 24 2th B i jj -and Od Master m developed Tv 'The Ttwn 25-- 9 form ponitoo on 0 .jrih the aeventeenth game " "Totn" Boric J MAI7.B. Bltffc 1. 3 4. 12, 21. km, 29 RT I G I M t ipdon lk g i- Mnif No 1221, ihe fifth more f me.ra w.b of Tar 1 Ihyame as tnmk. D nw varica hr 7 Ul and btakna a B win I It eon hA tended that thVJW wir' If am. it 4te. trorv The tmnk pVr Mr. Kt!lea makes o mention of the wegtuv nf posltkona ter t give the anal and w nens-J7 TO me as a atihvarlMionXH ah nltenm lire draw, or only in the tnma. If It wtna Ib T. T wonid b useNea hcli case 1J 8 L. T ame N 142 At fobxth move fifth eolnmn, the pronton la: Biek 1 , LT LAKK 8, UAftUO.V TRIRINK i.AMB o. t4!)l U. r A. LlOJ x b n ;0 B B E. !0, 0eEeg 0 OcO - Wh't Pmitm S. 2S. ho'-- ti ttiird ,.ro of Btrttcber Bialik. Mjllie fvayed 2Y2, TO. hort Um 12. kit 14 18 31. White-- 9, WyUtc-iiar- t 1)2. - "mor. u 29 IS. ?IV1W Lee ghg 11 7 82 17 RiC oP3cQ. a 41 l Block shm - lilac r. t wins. 1913, BIS. Jft?S F T r TracHiurr. FlBnBURVK D ORIO. Ansrtlena coatxibutc tb follow. 327 sod got Priced. The 1st "rom Boye of tit Sooth Buie, prtia Iwrf. p . iB private praertca with Bne)f efea played Into tbui poaitxxt and woaid tbeft remark "Now, I bsv th rbote 0f two move to auauua tbc id ifstter.' in either case th obyertbr Is jth same, to plant th ms moved m SQBara if, re red-l24-i- d a and sii vcmtuaues WALSH. CHRISTY e, tereetiog Item' - It wbat yoa dp?M ft In dopesters were almost tounanimous selecting the Giants 1813. be National The In Gaanla, league champion taking all things into consideration, have followed the path laid out for them pretty closely. Those who were clever enough to eav that New York was likely to be bothered by then; pitchers foretold the future very accurately Some slid Pittsburg would be the contending tbm In ' the NatloraJ league race That hw Wn the wwf mho ald Plttaburg would but thoe late New York by the throat wee too confident. Fittaborg hag Wen have been shaken mighty luckv not toarnne other team hv the throat by made with That trade the. Pirate Philadelphia wag the beat thing Barin done ha two yeara ney Dreyfus TABLES TURNED. Rome western wue ma though! Cincinnati would wreck the New York lone June 1. The. before front (Jiants were nearly wrecked on theff Red faeiern trip Instead. Since then, the team ha found Uaelf however, find is more to be leckoned with than nas the case cariier in the year. Thus the prophet were not tntirelv out of th wav, 1q new of Cincinnati a Jifne madness. was picked as a flitter M iiOtii before th Mwaon began. The Uferds th followed have dope by bobbtng from the first division to the second and back again with the regularity of the air pomp of a locomotive. Prediction of second division bertha on Brooklyn and Chicago were not unjustified. Bach has flown its Httte red balloon higher than that, but the gas did- not last Perhaps they esu n.ke another ascension before the end of the season, but they must do it qurklv if thy ar to be hoisted to the heights. got wrong on Phil-aSoarfiy anyone lpina and Boston except those op- - d Angling Best in Years in Cache Valley Is Report Special to tb Triboa. LOGAN. Junefc?3, Trout- - fishing la Uarhe valley is xhe best it has been for a number of jeer, according to reports 'of local fttdiermen. Bvea (hough most of the streams are running high and there has been sn al most continual rainfall sine th season opened, ftsbin is excellent, re- ports indicate. Roily water has made it necessary for the fishermen to discard their fhs tn favor of bait, but it is expected that fly fishing will come Into its own before long. Tbe long crane fly known aa the trout fly has begun to appear on the wiUow trees- near tha mocks to great numbers. angler of the county claim that this is the best bait poas'ble for Cache vs Hey troet and declare that some excellent can be expected aa soon as the birh water declines The th'e best fishing streams near Logan are fjogan river. Blacksmith Pork river and East CUpiyon river Th largest lftrout of. Jhs season, s four and pounder, has been landed within four miles of th city. Otd-4tm- In- e etaiha Ai-- By ('np right ftoh-.in- In a recent letter PapNia FiaMmni marks"Net A. C. M abonld cballeng nf min In ftOrl for $8 Hamming a win fh-B!e herif lt& 1 22 11. S5 72 ML 24 , 12, 8 24. 914. 18 9b I. Dopesters Hit Truth in Many Instances About Nationals, but Surprises Spring Up Within' Compatriots Circles of Activity. GEORGE CHADWICK. 192.7 by Salt IWe Trlbunr ' KBW YORK. June 23 What of the prophet, row that midsemson In approach14, profession! baseball I It seems only yesterday that ing? makwere th student of the Eairie ing preiron forecasts of tha lutur Well, Old they have th right dope the National league i ambling along mighty close to predictions, but the course of the American league fight has the seers and revelators hanging on the ropes like a 'wet cotton bathing suit n occasional local Except for booster who wished to predict something different from hi fellow, th makes by H BY This chiefly concerns Harry HfOoper of the Sox Whit Sox and Red Sox. He U also noted for his socks when men are on bases. Much of the comment was supplied by hts present who Is in a position to nd know a great deal about Harry He also knows a great' hi aoLks. deal about baseball and baseball players. being recognised himself as one of the greatest of the greaL Like Snodgrass, Ructhcr, OConnell, Kbliv, ,HUrownn, Chance. Kamm and the writer of this arn. Harry Hooper is on of those mercenary fellows who call California home, but go east for bread and butter. Hooper U rated as one of the hardeft working players In major league baseball. He plays baseball like a bridge bug or a golf goof serious, scientific and sad. Likewise,. he plav deep bridge In the same deep, manner If silence is golden, Harry Hooper must he one of the birds who discovered nuggets m Sutter creek. There about as much ha nee of Harry chintiimstio bean eaters who took a vic- ning with a player on a rival club as tory or two in Florida as indnatlng there is of Mr. Bryan and Governor success in the real plamg Smith sitting down and chatting limit. about the three-milGUESSING IS BAD. With players on his own club he Is In th American league, New York But with was not a unammou choice for the friendlv and a goods mixer. as gabby as a he B 19i3 championship this time, ac- the opposition Sox When th recently played sphinx cording to some students of the game, at the Yankee stadium, Hooper robbed Detroit or Chicago, or even St. Jxule, Habe Ruth of a "surd homerun. 8v-- g was to have ld the race Pad guess- eral innings later Babe returned the The wish was father to the ing Roth play right field, compliment thought with home of tb dope VtiwhWh is just like sharing the same veors and others oterlookm. as but offiie. . they passed each other Lest team in spring training Oe-Undinning after inning Harry passed by were th rent collector if Babe he as Those mho picked New Terk bv Instead of a brother tenant margin as thin as a dime .ire e Is authority for the His for the t the prophetmg laure that Harry Hooper says Those who did not give the statement being. to th opposing players than any Athletics a show are now as silent a.s less man in the big league! Futouts. asan indicted iurb brokei. They have sists and has hits are serious matproved they are a team, as compared ters to him. and there's no time for with th foundling as.vlums fathered gossip during business hours. b Connie Wack In late .tears When John J McGmw, manager of Those who had a good word for the world's champions, wrote his Cleveland are grinning bradl The hook. "My Thirty ears in Ktuteball." have a reht to Most u the alleged ee he called his he tooted what of find nothreaders the future could League champion ball ing to sav for Cleveland chances be- club. American a was This tough job. with "naw-thixtWpt fore the reason began. to it " Yet ihe Indians have several million dollars worth of mafrom. to But the Giants terial Siect been the contending team all season weathered many tough ha been a surprise hinu.ve manager has tiroit M so faced he and critics by Jobs, of the fact that Cobbs aggregation Harrv Hooper, along with has been ten games worw instead selecting Cobh and for the oufficld. Speaker, of ten games better than in 192J. AU three of them are still in the game BROWNS TRUE TO FORM, and going strong, but none is the In St. IjOiiis there were thus both menace to the opposition that he was for and against th few vears bat k. There are many Browns. Some said they had the strength to be up outfielders who can outhlt and outin the ranking and others naid they field Hooper today, but Manager had shot their roll and lost the dLe selection wa baaed on a long in J9J2. Even after the. truth way period of years, and Hooper's record known wbout Bisbr, there were those is something for the rising generation who could pare St down where of stars to hoot at. v the team belonged on foim and where Whilo Hooper has never startled the now has fallen league with his batting average, he was overrated heetnp-- of has frequently startled pitchers in a its sorinx ser.es again-- t the pinch. When he goes to the rubber Is xolnc Jnet h- - true to he means business. He would rob the form laid out for toe it his own brother of a as game If he It were la a xroove. came to the bat in the ninth tnntng (live Washington a tittle more of anv thing and tt and had a chance to hit a safe one. will ho a topnotoher leant So far He tried to do this very thmg in Walas Boston was it conoerned. there was ter Johnsons first gam, when not anv form. Frank Chame eaid in he came up in tb last frame and ths advance he had a on both teams were anxious and players team, his acsrrecation has trailed the lea true to see the Washington ace enter the like busied garter. hall of fame. The Washingt ton catcher even begged Hooper to be heritable In hs hatting, but when Gasser Leads Payson th ball sailed over he swung .with a vengeance and nearly sprinted the Riflemen in Practice crest Walter Johnson out of a golden dr&m. fecial t The SYlbeee Hooper's fielding is stilt ace high rVTSOX June 21 seen month', and his hatting is Always dangerous. pea cues .host ( (h. p,,)n Rut his sprinting davs are no more, flul, betd Sunday w, The (oltowmg ranae. because his feet, so vital In & long caee Ored anil Son, 500 and 1400 reer. are giving him considerable yard, low fire, and the 300 fire yard, trouble. JJe eext regular .Pool will rapid be held Sua whte time the Salt Lake (Copyrlght. iro. bv the Chnty clife will afcoet s wp!h Waleh Syndicate.) Ftictics mate wHh te Fayfl Rifi ekb Predictions Concerning American League Go Awry Hi G QB 0 B 0o0 All-Tim- room-mat- IVn D e Silent Harry Hooper, Champion, Club Selection, in Earnest 14 Ike O - follow a pfSied U Balt Jane 24 1P2S BALT LAKB TRIBFSG PROBLEM NO 70, W Veal, Southampton, hnflamj Cn- Ifihitled by the antbor Black 4, 11. 13, 15, IB. E3 - could oi Teelolali? FaUfii that beruu win aficr 22 2U '.M W I made in fture" ami ''wicnfued two mea th, ?2. Aii one-ha- , e we-i.'- room-mat- All-Ti- n Ch'i-ax- no-h- it - i cap-lai- dv m Hair was-no- I pla-te- . Clash Coining Event of U. S. Golf World holes. Oightcei , SCOTCH OF IT. Sandy had Just mot his girl at the end of th street, where she was waiting for him. Bho was looking into Tribune Special Sport Service h confectioner s window when Sandy a NEW YORK. June 23. What prom-jmade his presence known by remarkto develop into the moat impor- ing Million Use It FJno for Halrl tant grciW match this country has ever "Weel, Jennie, what ar y gaun to is beinff arranged- - for the links have the nleht? Not or Smelly Sticky, Creaay of the Inwood Country club for MonShe. not inclined to ask too mooli, Oh, Ill Just tak what yonU day, July 2. juat a week prior to the-- replied. start of th national open champion tak, Randy Get x of Heir-Groofrom Details are being "Oh, then, well tak a walk. said shtp tournament. ny druiretot for- - e few rente arid Sandv. as he led her away. Pearsons arranged by the Profewdonal Golfer make oven or ant stubborn, now there Weekly. unruly association and as It stands TME sn jr Timps Lead Utah League in. Batting (HO 040 040 040 pooed heir stay combed all day any style you like. Adv. 040 Snapp and Fallentine Are Well Up 8 Serial I Th TrfbaM, OiiDCN, Jvoe 33. Lafayette Rnnpu of tbs Prove Hob has moved isle tb firet poei the bst sticker, of lbs Utah &tt tieo no-h- it , ATtrafft compiled her tonight, is k Wdniay. gia etodlsg the gam tb PrevmU a mark ot .444. He a followed of Salt lake and Olwn of by PillMhw .423 each. George grlfham, who kattbe'M, king of tbs bitter of the Northrla fourth, , ern risk teague with .417 Other leading hitter are Wllsmn, Provo, Ogden. JSO, Boae. Brigham. JT1; Brook .70, la Salle. Brigham. .343. Woodhave, 4 Salt Lake, .341. WUaon of Provo Olsen of th Peaches. NvLxJintft siUayiMTs. aw tied far and Fallen tioe of Salt Lab Fasl het 43 out of a possible wi ihs 290 y Artis off baud, makinx a rerr hit honor, each having collected nineteen, creditable sare foe this posklsa. gnapp f Provo and Ketooa af Brigham are 8iow rr Bpd firs aext, with a. arte each. 200 300 JOM 9 Tv with Wifaon la the leading nm-4tr- r n The regular rhootrot the Salt Take Fast ttaaser Rifle and Revolver club will be held followed by Baithews with and fcdw Tie. thie morning at - the Fort Dougtea thirteen. Snap af Provo, Moor af Offdoa . P 8. Te range. Farr I TifHoa Thin practice ahoot wilt be the laat and Ley of Brigham ara tied for third Ctovard on before th match with th Faraon biwrw with twoJve each. O. W. Wl hit to bis credit rlnb, which lake place at Fayaon on With five Y. Aftoereee JuIt t. to oat in frost of fto Oiler Fallen Do gas Aita Secretary Wlpprwcht ha notified all Jtrtht of Ogdeo, Leeward af Salt Lika, member of club to be on hand the UNDER SUSPICION. o a to aval! themeelvea of the Walbeck of Provo aad Sam ot Bnghaia One aftermon a stranger Irbericed tunity of .hooting two etrmgaopporeach have fonr. each from a train at a hurtling town In at the tiK 300 and d rapid-fir- e leads WTtoan. with font triple, the th weet and headed up the street. stage. There will also be eome pracartiste ia thta department. Maitbewa ha he met a man who looked like tice on the 500 and alow fire. collected thyoe while Fallentlo has two, Finally a' That! vet There w no shooting last Sunday, In circuit clewte "Wilson ia ataa the Wrdoh TTM- i.- said -- the etranger. In accordance with the scheduled prowith three. Fteiger of Provo and are you a resident of thin town?" gram. tor the reason that too manr Kilpatrick of f)gde have each chyited two. air." w the ready rejoinder of th riflemen had arranged tn he Ye, This chap Wilson also top th hitter ia of therother. "I have been here eome-ehi- n out fishing. boom with fortv. Plentmc, with over fifty Th Jtvsoa club is shooting 'Wrcatr- - twenty mx a wcond. aad Oiaen and Ntom What can I do for you'" a close matih is expected of tb Peocbe third, with twentwthre. and ientlv. I am looking Jacob of Oadnt and Uy of Br'gbani ore for a criminal law- Members who intend or can go to yer, reeponded the at ranger. "Have Fayson on JnJv 1 are requested ta leadera i aoeifice hit with five of Of dan, with throe ia third on here you ret Into mmmunteetina with either malm boaea Ley leada jvHh m Moore "Well," eald the native reflective- H. A. Weymouth, president, telephom iI of laOgdon la a el see mooed With five. w w thuik ly, have, but wa cant Waaatch 2270. or Jay K. exand La Ban of Brighaai, of th -- Wasatch prove It on him. Waxhipgton . Her- - ecutive officer- - Wasatch Johnson, or Iwith fonr each. ara next to ium. aid. i 417 L, T . BRIGHAM. H AB H. 2B HR.8B. no-h- tail-en- v A 1 JmschicuiS HiflPFR THf- T&OdtfeST OF em AU. Pmm ! tg A Walter W.c f from ibe privaie practice i BtIc card Will be seriously impaired .if the practice of walking the big boy from 'Baltimore almost every time be shews his face at the plate is not curbed. This practice of the Babe is gettiag to be quite dis? It is os unfair as well'. gustiag. aa uajuat to the public aa to the slugging monarch. When Ruth was w alkfid- - for the fourth successive time in the aintb inning on June 11, he hurled hia lat into the Yankee ilugout as a mild with a group of lively styles. Included of his feelings. It was expression Ruth ' first show of temper in quite in this group are the : a spell, but the Bambino was justisnappy new model with the new Speed fied under the circumstances. braid inlay tip and lace stay. Smith The Babe slammed for a double in the lira inning. In Patterns in plain toes and saddle straps, and his next four times up he had ex actlv nue good hall to hit. Jn the An array of sport oxfords, iruplain and combinathird inning, he did manage td foul tion effects. off a low ball. The other four pitches were called balls. In the They eome in black and brown calf, in patent fifth, seventh and ninth frames, and in pear elk. Come in, look them over leather Smith walked Ruth each time on lour successive poor deliveries. and judge their value for yourself. In Sunday's game, June 10. Ruth walked three times, giving him (even baae on balls in hia last tan appearances at the plate. An English sportsman, in talking of the scheme to give Ruth rotten Thev never would perballs, said. mit a condition like that to exist in England. Whv, you have taken the sporting equation ont of yonr baje ball when such tactics are tolerated. A game in which such a condition exists would promptly die ''in the British Isles. Mail Orders There is trulh in lhat assertion, Baseball fans go to Yankee games to see Ruth match his skill against oppomng pitchers. Ruth g presence on the Yank steam certainly is one of the reasons for the tremendous draw 118 MAIN STREET 8 ing powers of that club. Now, when the opposing -- rtcher, directed bv his manager, docks the issue by walking Ruth, the fans are cheated out of something which brought them to the will be ten playexp on each s!de each ball park. and Ths- - baseball fan, of course, has team to have eight professionals two amateurs. afbeen educated into the belief that vs. West sn This match, .East walking a dangerous hitter in the fair will have Frell McLeod a Em- n while i Kve'-boof the eastern forces, pinch is good baseball. does it. Tris Speaker, one of the met French will heart thewillwestern be under The contest most poipular players who comes to the auspices of the HP. G. A. and has New York, was loudly booed when he leen th United States sanctioned came in from centertisld in tbc sev- Golf association. byMoney taken m at benevolent enth and tvdered Ruth walked. the gate will go to th Speaker-howeve- r, was not at fault. fund of the professional body. Having amateurs tike part is sn The entire system ia to blame. Uug Hair-Groobv George Ssrgetit. Idea Keeps gins resorts to the walking of star the P. suggested Ernest AnA. preside. hitters as nmch as any other, man- derson, G.secretary of tii association, His ordering. Bush to walk is busy rounding up ager'. CombedWell-Groome- d players And Yoaag in the last game of the 1922 a number of acceptanAu have been two the east in the Here received. a kicked in series worlds up rumpus amateurs Invited were Jess ftweetser. that contest. titleholder, and Bobby t to blame because the national finished Speaker s Aroke behind Jones, who Ruth was walktsd seven times in the Sarazen In the open at; Shokie last last two games. Both contests were summer. very close. New York won the first, Bobby has written that' he will be 8 to 7, and (Met aland jbe next one, plad to play, but no reply has as yet the 4 to 3. In either of those games a been received from Sneetswr. Of Evtwo western selections, Oharles Ruthian homer could have wrought a ans. R. E. Kneppes. the first and Jr., lot of damage. without drlay. named It is the system which permits When accepted it comes to weighing op the metho-to this of Speaker employ probable strength of the opposing the east annulin Ruth's slugging powers lineups it looks as thougtt which is condemned. The practice might have a shade in Hsrfavor, esCalifornia the Eddie Loos, as peciallyis a knock at the very fundamentals titleholder, writes he will ib unable of sport. Whether professional or to attend on the dav set for the baso-on contest amateur, sport is match. The eat expects to have and competition. There is no contest Walter Hagen. Gene Baraafcn, Jim when a strong batsman is sent to Rarnes, Ieo Diegel. FTed McLeod, FarrelL Clarence Hackney first on four balls, with the catcher Johnnv Cvril Walker In addition to the standing five feet away from the and amateurs, Jones and Sweetaer As for the west, the plan Includes Several attempts havebeen made Jock Hutchison, Bob MacDonald, Will to amend the rules on freak deliv- Mehlhoru, Emmet French, Mike Bra-dJohn Black. Laurie Aytoei and eries, bnt without success. probably Harry Hampton with J3vana and Knepper. East-We- st The game will not start until the afternoon. The match will consist of Pet. d u !. ha. lt TENDERS REPAIRED Til K tte Grr Salt Lake Riflemen at Ft Douglas Today r 6ra Rsr St .... Total 300 W 17 PROVO. AB. H a Bnapp Wiiaoa tie tai year. I2t tnn Owtiwum 2fW Detroit Auto Metal Repair B44 Edison 5026 Wasatch .316 Pet. AUTO BED AND TENT S30 . Mrnsan Walberk Jacob Hpwarg Totals FaHentia Woodhavn f.eonnM Iewald GHloipte Meyev .. Pnrlgmv Buckle .. Barry Papwwrth Mayor ,, R1PPE BROS. |