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Show ! 1 PROVO (UTAH) fiVfiNING HERALD,-FRID A Y, APRIL 10, 19 I - a. . .. g. j" , , . ' it i - " ' - r i . w - , , . , 3 6 PAGE THREE IT I -irr r-- - Officials Chosen For Track Contest Of B. Y. U., Jaysees Cougars To Go Up Against Picked Men From Weber. Snow and Westminster, Saturday At 2:45 p. m. The chances of Brigham Young university to retain her Rocky Mountain conference track and field championship in the face ol powerful opposition from Coloiado university, will be given an airing Saturday when the Cougars meet a well rounded' team recruited from Snow. Weber and Westminster Westmin-ster junior colleges in the "Y" stadium field. Events will get under way at 2:4 5 p. m. when the pole vault, high jump, javelin throw and shot put start, it is announced by Coach Ott Romney. Other events are scheduled as follows 3:00. mile run; 3:1". 440-vurd 440-vurd dash; 3:30. 100 yard dash; 3:4.-), higti hurdle; 4.00. 8H0-jard run, discus throw, broad jump; 4:1."), TU) yard dash; 4:30, low hurdle-,; 4:45, mile relay. Coach Romney also has announced an-nounced the officials for th" meet, with C J Hart as referee and Harry onger as starter. Other Oth-er officials: -.judges of finish- T Earl Par doe. Owen Rowe, Car l Swenson. Finton Reeve. Reed Swenson; clerks of course Vern Waldo. Have Crowton; timers Glenn Simmons, Walt Hier, Carl Eyring, C. La Voir Jensen; inspectors; inspec-tors; Eleroy West. T L. Martin, Wayne K Hales, Grant Tngersoll; judges f high jump and broad jump H Gran! Ivin.s, Ross Niel-son, Niel-son, Otor-ge H Hansen; judges ol pole vault Tvan Young, Don Dixon. Dix-on. Ken Weight; judges of Shot jut and discus Elmer Miller, Milton Mil-ton Marshall, Stanley Wilson; judges of javelin Eugene" Peterson. Peter-son. Lee Buttle, Lob Collins. Stiff competition will be provide I the Cougar by the ace performer from the three laysee teams. Strength in every department of traek and f i Id can be mustered by the junior college outfits and it will be concentrated Saturday Satur-day in an effort to overthrow the champions. Proceeds from the meet will go to augment the I'n'ited States Olympic fund. TWO DEADLOCKED FOR CUE TITLE NKW YORK, April 10 '-Edmond '-Edmond Sous.sa. fornvr world champion, and Eugene neardortf. St Louis were tied for the lead today in the world amateur three-cushion three-cushion championship after the first night's play. Soussa defeated Allied lagaehe. 50 to -57 m :1 inning Pe.mlorff d'-feate.i Jacob Ankroc. Detroit. nai.or-.al chrmpion. "() t" ?.!' ir: tis mtungs .Eight the principal indus trial countries of th- world i.ow are working it higher pressure than h v wer-e si:: years ago Every Evening" Except Sunday at (Seeim W&wot i?einni BEER and SANDWICHES i i If 1 , m 0 oltoias 8? nit it I 1 if TERRY OPINES GIANTS OKEH Best Club I Ever Managed Says Leader of New York Nine. WEIRTOX, W. Va.. April 10-11'' 10-11'' With a record of 16 victories m 2ti exhibition games, Manager Bill Terry expressed the opinion today that the New York Giants will make a strong bid for the jennant . I think this is the best club I ever managed," said Terry. ''Whitehead at second makes the club. We have no weak spots now." Tl'LSA, Okla., April 10 r.I' The Tulsa Oilers of the Texas league romped all over the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday to hammer out a 10 to victory over- the Erisch team. Veteran Jess Haines and Rookie Nelson Potter did the Red Bird pitching. CHICAGO. April 10 (l.Mh Baseball Base-ball came back to Chicago today t and with it was Jimmv Dykes' promise to put the White Sox in the first division for the first time in If) years. The National league champion Chicago Cubs were scheduled to meet the Sox at Comiskev park in the second section of the annual an-nual city series. The frisky Cubs won two out of three Los Angeles exhibition games from their American League rivals. DANVILLE. Va., April 10 nP Connie Mack has promised the Quaker City an "up and going" ball team "with everything but nitcheis Mack said the A's were the sort of team that needs only one or two men to make it the best in the league. He praised Jim Oglesby, filling Jimmv Eoxx's shoes, and George Puccinelli, Athletics' No. 1 slugger slug-ger Coast League PACIFIC (OAST LKA(ilK Standing of .the Teams W 9 9 8 6 L 3 4 4 4 8 9 8 Pet .750 .682 .667 600 .417 333 308 200 Oakland- Seattle Mission . San Eranciscc ... Portland Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Thui-sdav's ... 4 . 4 2 Results Se.it tie 5, Sacramento 4. San Francisco 7, San Diego 6 I'oiM ind 3. Oakland 2 Lo Angeles 0, Mission f RIPER ViiruY mm k Ra ma m m ONLY its tremendous popularity makes this low price possible! For Bottoms Up is a premium quality Kentucky Straight Whisky now riper, richer, smoother than ever before! be-fore! Made the costly way from a 65-year-old sour-mash formula. Try it today! uaiili KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKY Canzy Defeats Johnny Jadick NEW YORK, April 10 U.P Lightweight Champion Tony Can-zoneri Can-zoneri of New York, having avenged two defeats by Johnny Jadick, confidently began making plans today to conquer Jimmy Mc-Larnln, Mc-Larnln, ex-welterweight champion when they meet at Madison Square Garden May 8. Canzoneri won a unanimous 10-round 10-round decision from Jadick in a non-title bout last night at tMe St. Nicholas arena. He won nine rounds and had Jadick on the floor twice. Jadick, who won the junior welterweight wel-terweight title from CanzonerrTn 1932, and successfully defended it against Tony six months later, appeared to a washed-up fighter last night. The crowd booed Canzoneri Can-zoneri for not finishing him. DAVIS TENNIS JOUSTS START HOUSTON. Tex., April 10 (U.Ia - Davis cup competition between the United States and Mexico teams opens today, with the winner win-ner of the five match series to meet Australia at Philadelphia May 30. In the opening matches Donald Budge of California plays Esteben Reyes, top ranking Mexican singles player, and Bryan Grant, Jr., of Atlanta meets Daniel Hernandez. Her-nandez. Tomorrow the Mexican doubles team, Marco Antonio Mestre and Elavio Martinez, play Wilmer Allison. Al-lison. U. S. Davis cup captain, and John Van Ryn of Philadelphia. The matches end Sunday with Reyes playing Grant and Hernandez Hernan-dez meeting Budge. There was little doubt in the minds of" the follower's of the sport as to the outcome of the meet, the United States team being be-ing overwhelming favorite to win a sweeping victory. In recent months, exports of German champagne have increased increas-ed considerably, with Great Britain Brit-ain being the most important ""'OVERS may now be prepared foi the first flight of the new Ger man airship, "Hindenburg." whicl is expected to leave Frankfurt-on Main, Germany, May 6, arrive at Lakehurst, N. J., May 9, and leavf for Germany the next day Twc jiew G,erman Zeppelin stamps showing the airship flying over the ocean, will be ready for use on this flight. The values will be 50 and 75 pfennig. Covers for the trip, east or west, will be handled through the Zeppelin Zeppe-lin company's representative in New York, at a cost of 70 cents each, one way, for letters weighing not more than ounce; 85 cents path for covers weighing not more than V2 ounce, and 65 cents each for postals. 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Only one new spot has sprung into life Mickey Walker's toy bulldog: tavern a spot where the whiskey is as hard as Mickey used to be when he was a welter, the stake-knives sharp as mach-ettes, mach-ettes, and the bartenders know your first name. As the genial host, Mickey keeps the same hours he dicl as a fighter, 4 p. m. to 6 p. m. Everything is running beautifully, Mickey said, but for one thine: the wall decorations are too inspirational to the customers. cus-tomers. The walls are decorated with tremendously realistic pictures pic-tures of fiehts, and the customers, after a few drinks, begin hoisting their dukes and calling for Mickey Mick-ey to tak-e off his coat for a feu-rounds. feu-rounds. "It's those pictures that get 'em," Mickey said. "One look at thnt picture of Demosey at Toledo after they've had a few slusrs, and thev start looking- for a Willard. We ain't eot anv Willards. 90 thev usually wind un with me. And I'm ?ret tine tired." The chief topic of conversation alone the Rue d Cauliflower these davs is of Herr Max Sehmel-tho Sehmel-tho Blank Uhlan of the Rhine, who, with a heil, heil Hit-y-ir a ot-oha -cha " sails from Hamburg the sixteenth of this "i(;nth t.i meet Joe Louis here in T"ne There is a wide divergence -f opinion along the Rue as to inst why Herr Schmeling made the fieht with Louis. Some sav h,e is con ine strictly for the dough '"id v ill fieht no more than is necessary to nualifv for his end of the nurse. Others insist Schmel-ine Schmel-ine is independently wealthy and wants nothing from the Louis fight but the glorv of whipping the man eritics rate as one of the greatest fighters ever to stick his fist in a glove. x A hit confused bv all of this, we turned to Jack Cuddy, a fellow toilev in the bonds, for aid. Cuddy Cud-dy was in Berlin a month ago. nnd broke tea with Herr Schmeling Schmel-ing at the fighter's town house. We told Cuddv of the things we beard along the Rue, and asked him for the truth. And the truth, it ceems. is this: Herr Schmeling is not broke. "You don't live in the place we had tea if you're broke," Cuddy U. S. LAWN HOSE Durable - Flexible -Non-Kinkable Dependable Hose at a Reasonable Price! UTAH World William Ferguson A HUNTER. KJLLJS A. PRODUCTION OF dse in the: vears, when fcCXC.HE DESTROYS BARRACUDA RtSH HAS TWO SE7S OF TEETH IN ITS UPPER JAW, AND ONLV OAT I N I ' L-OWER ,936 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. bluntly stated. "He's got plenty. I don't doubt, however, that Max was decidedly influenced by the money he'll make against Louis. As you know, he's a money-loving man. And he must think he'll lick Joe. too, otherwise I don't think he'd jeopardize the reputation he has as a fighter with his countrymen. country-men. Max is their top athletic hern. Von Mengden. the Nazi publicity director, told me Max was the greatest athletic idol in German history. I don't believe Max wc uld risk that reputation, even for the fortune he'll make fighting Joe. And remember, Schmeling signed for Louis after he had seen the negro butche? Paulino, a fellow he himself never could knock down in 40-odd rounds of fighting." Which would lead one to believe that Herr Schmeling either knows something. or thinks he knows something. 1 Copyright 1936. by United Press) o Wrestling Results By UNITKD PRKSS CAMDEN, N .1 . Ernie Dusek Omaha, and .Joe Cox. Kansas drew: Ivan Manasoff. California tossed Sottv McDougall. Boston; George Lenihan, New York, and iMSBfi FREE BRUSH WITH EVERY CAN OF HANDY BLACK JACK ENAMEL You never Raw a finer, glossier, more durable touch-up black for iron fences, stoves, any metal surfaces around the house. 1 PINT AND BRUSH Vz PINT AND 66c Rvalue) value) (USD Colored Enamel Save old chairs and other sad-looking pieces of furniture by making them bright with Du Pont Colored Enamel. 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Next day the studeit body will be guided through the Columbia steel mills and the Pacific Pa-cific States Cast Iron Pipe plant by experts who will explain the processes of steel and pipe making. mak-ing. Yellowstone park will be visited en July 2 to 4. The following Saturday, Sat-urday, the Timpanogos loop trip will be conducted so that the summer- school may see Timpanogos cave and swim in the Midway Hot Pots. Prof. G. Ott Romney will lead his recreation and leadership class to Salt Lake City to visit recreational recre-ational centers on July 17. This group will make other similar trips to observe recreational methods in action. Preceding the Timpanogos hike, the annual bonfire program will be presented in the Theater of the Pines at Aspen Grove on the evening eve-ning of July 24. Karly that morning the "Silver Anniversary" hike will be made to the 12.000 loot top of Mount Timpanogos. Besides special events, the recreation department points out other opportunities for relaxation. Volley ball will be played in the men's gym at 4:30 p. m. Tuesdays Tues-days and Thursdays. Softball games will be played on the upper campus at 4:30 p. m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Tennis, horseshoe nitc.hine. and other sports for I r both men and women will available. be Ralph Caribaldi. St. Louis, drew: Bill Hollihan. California, threw Tex Morgan, Texas; Rusty West-coatt, West-coatt, Hawaii, anil Hank Barber-Cambridge, Barber-Cambridge, drew. At Detroit -Stanley Buresh, Australia, pinned Jerry Meeker; and the Great Mephisto threw Frank Malcewicz. Utica, N. Y. At Monroe, Turkey hrew Texas. Mich Ali Baba Baby Face- Nelson. At San Francisco Ted Christy Sunland. Cal.. threw Frank Taylor. Tay-lor. Toledo, O ; Stacy Hall, Columbus. Colum-bus. O.. threw Pat Finnegan, Ohio-Cowboy Ohio-Cowboy Dude Chick, Cheyene, Wvo., threw Tuffy Cleet. Detroit; Danny Savich. Salt Lake City, pinned Red Lyons, San Francisco; Earl McCann. Portland, Ore., defeated de-feated Bobby Pearce, dishing. Okla. 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As result of the ruling, accepted by Coach Dink Templeton without Question, other campus forces reportedly re-portedly were planning a mass assault on eligiblity of five Tro-ian Tro-ian track stars, including Foy Draper, diminutive sprinter. Cranston was adjudged guilt v of violation of the conference "outside competition" rulingg by entering the Santa Barbara re-lavs, re-lavs, an A. A. U. sanctioned affair, af-fair, two years ago. Ben East-mand East-mand and Abe Hables also entered enter-ed the relays. All three entered as unattached. The suspended quarter-miler won his event in Stanford's recent dual meet with University of Washington. Y ou yll see this back at all the fashion centers BLOUSE BACK port by HART SCHAFI NER & MARX Note the gathering at the waist, the knife plaits at the shoulders and on the pockets, the deep center cen-ter vent the newest style notes in sport suits. The jacket sets well on the shoulders. There's not a hint of binding in the arms. 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