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Show i i PAGE SIX. FIRST GAMES ill THE PROVO HERALD. II lOflldlll WMfL E RAC ROLLER ROLLER RACES Provo Grade School Baseball Teams GRADE SCHOOL BALL LEAGUE Both Parker Teams Win; Maeser and Franklin The TarktT whonl Ihim'IihII trounced the TiunutiiouuN tciiins in the opening uiiuie of lh- - prndt i on school league Tuesday the Timpanocus grounds. The rurk-e- r has an exceptional strung Iniys' team whI U is going like a house in (he opening of the season. At the Franklin grounds the Maeser lovg took the measure of the Franklin lads, while the Fruuklin girls triumphed orer the Maeser girls. The boys' srorf 5 as fallows : s Frank I'm first Imse. captain. Wesley Taylor. wwiid base. Framptoii Collins, third base. Waller Skinner, short stop. Hale Harding, left field. Allien Liddiard, center field. field. Max Warner, rit-'Oliver Clark, utility. HOW CAME ART TO WRESTLING PROVO GOLFERS ship title from? Why claim some thing he has never had in his life, and which he won't have for a numlier of years, if ever? "On the Fourth of July, last year, Henry Jones Anxious to Smertz and I wrestled at Delta and some fellow that officiated as the Know Why Smertz Claims referee gave Art the decision. On Welterweight Title. what grounds the decision was The wrcRtling fans of Provo and given to him I have never been able to find out. Inst two hours Utah county have in store the treat that we were The on the mat I had of their lives. The hardest fought Smertz going all the time. He and the most hotly contested wres- never took the offensive once in the tling bout that has ever been staged entire match. here will undoubtedly be the march "Smertz the intermountain welarranged for April 15 at the terweight champion? It makes me deArmory when Henry Jones will laugh. He will find out in our fend the welterweight champion- match that there are lots of things ship against Art Smertz of Salt in wrestling that I have never Lake City, challenger. shown blJ before," Henry is going extremely warm In the collar and can hardly conDERN LOSES; SMERTZ WINS. tain himself until the bell clangs Ira Dern lost two of three falls to for him to tear at his opponent. Ted Thye, light heavyweight wrestSmertz has been saying a few ler of Portland, in the wrestling things concerning Jones to which carnival at Salt Lake Tuesday even-luthe latter is taking serious objecDern took the second fall, but tion. lost the first and third.' In fact, Smertz' words have Art Smertz won his one-famatch acted on Henry as raw meat acts wtih Joe Pardello, 22 minutes, with on a bulldog. And Henry will pay1 an attempted airplane hold. TToVAtn1nfl 1 CI! nil l.iilr 1U In Hi fc!4Cli all Mike Yokel took his one-fawilling, Is not going to wear any kid gloves match from Cyclone Workman. but Is going right after his man barehanded, aud keep him on the go until he has convinced the fans CHAMPIONSHIP MEET TONIGHT Country Club Members Will Discuss Summer Plans. Fore I Which is to n Rolf fiend Is what "Gangway !" means to the longshore man. In other words it Is a Terbal threat that one is going to pound the pill through on the golf course. AU of which Is going to be much more familiar to th readers of The Herald sport pages next suinniet' than it would have been last year. For golf has come to his fair city- "We are going to have more golf in Provo this summer than we had In all the summers that hare gone before," declared John W. Ferrer, president of the Provo Country club. "We wiH," interjected Secretary H. V. Hoyt, " if all Provo people in- terested, or who should be interest-- ' ed, attend the meeting tonight in the Provo Chamber of Commerce rooms to plan for the summer's golf." Members of the Provo Country club are urged to be present this Jones is still the evening at 7:30, acording to Secre- that Henry welterweight champion. tary Hoyt. "And anybody else "So Mr. Smertz says that he's about the game may then tumD nnmD qhbd submit his, or her, application for glad I came from out of the besh said his and challenge," accepted membership,' Dean Hoyt added. Henry Jones In a disgusted tone of voice. "You please tell the kind sir that I have never been behind a bush. No wrestler can ever say that I have refused to meet him on the mat. Everybody that has come around for a match has got E3 one. "Of course, there have lieen International News Service. SALT LAKE CITY, April 9. times when a match has not been Picking prize winners in the possible to lie put across and then roped arena have had nothing the challengers have had to go. It whatever to do with romance, but was that way with Smertz. When (S3 Harry Pollock, New York boxing he came down some time ago for n celebrity, won a genuine prize win- match. I didn't want to go out and ner when he wooed and wed Miss take a chance in paying him out of 03 Grotta Rogers, nation-widbeauty. my own pocket for coming here to It was the third matrimonial affair wrestle. "All comers have been taken on, S3 for Pollock, who has more or less forsaken the leatherptishers for the including Art Smertz. You take it brokerage business, with "II. Mor- from me, the day will never come gan Pollock" printed across his when Henry Jones is afraid to meet Ai t Smertz or anyone lik him. My stationary. The marriage is the culmination friends will see at the coming match of a romance which started when that I am still in the same class Pollock met his future, bride at that I have been in for some time, Saltair, the Croat Salt Lake amuse and I don't intend to allow myself ment and bathing resort, last sum- to go down any for a long time to mer. Together with Dan McKett come. "I also see by the Salt Lake rick, boxing manager and promoter, and others, Pollock was one of a newspapers that Smertz is claiming welterweight party of friends who came here to the intermoiintain I wonder how he visit Jack Dempsey's coal proper championship. The ties in the southern part of the gets that way. championship match is not to be staged until state. Miss Rogers was also In Salt Tuesday, April 15, and until then, Lake as a guest of Mr. and Mrs, at least, Art should have no claim McKettrick, and during the visit on the title. How did be ever get the title he claims, and which I captured first prize in a state-wid- e beauty contest conducted at Saltair. have held for years? Since that time Miss Rogers "Art Smertz has never in bis life has won nation-wid- e honors for her won a fall from me. In the matches beauty, being adjudged winner of that we have had in the past second prize in a competition re- Smertz has never pinned my cently conducted in New York City. shoulders to the mat, neither has She is a native of Lexington, he ever made me concede a fall. where does he get that champion- Kentucky. 141 V 1 1 Roberta Mangum, pitcher. Fay Mclntonh, catcher. Ruth Kartchner, first base. Neta Ilenrle, second bate. Mallne Sumner, third base. Mildred Collin, first short atop. Deon Norton, second short atop. Ruth Snyder, left field. Fern Ingram, center field. Reta Johnson, right field. Vivian Purvance, utility. Edna Merrill, utility. Coma fluff, utlrlty. ll I ll husp mmiD cubbi o ia BEAUTY WON BY FIGHT PROMOTER a e BOYS Wells Hoover, pitcher. Emmet t Ford, catcher. John Buckley, first base. Jack Sumner, second base. Wilford Andelln, third base. Claude Biddulph, short stop. Kenneth Buckley, left field. Ray Murdock, center field. Joseph Phillips, right field. Truxton Purvance, utility. Melvln Jenkins, utility. Donald Olsen, utillt Maynard Sorensen, utility. Hulbert Smart, utility. T TENNIS After working their way through field of thirty five or forty tennis players in the B. Y. V. tennis tournament now In full swing, Fred Dixon, Knight Allen, Leland Buttle and Hunter Manson emerged from all the preliminary rounds and will enIn the original ter the "draw" these men were placed as far away from each other as possible with the expectations that s they would all go to the if they did not come into conflict with each other earlier in the series. This afternoon Fred Dixon will meet Hunter Manson and young Buttle will cross rachets with Knight Allen. Dixon is expected to win his match although In all previous battles between these two players the outcome has been uncertain until the end. Dixon usually pulls through wlht a close victory on account of his remarkable steadiness. Knight Allen Is also slated a semi-final- semi-final- id chibd cmiCiSi 1 GIRLS Altha Johnson, pitcher. Katheriue Bcmhard, catcher. Edna Giles, first base. Leah Jefferies, second base. Josephine Johnson, third base. Alice Ann Stubbs, first short atop. Mary StiehU oeoond nhort atop. Ada Johnson, left field. Nina Parter, center field Bnehrh Corlett, right field Rosclla Stewart, utility Roller racing holds forth tonight at the Mozart rink, when the skating epeedera of Salt Lake, poca-tell- o and Provo engage iu the effort to find out what city produces the fastest rollers, male and 233 W. OXTER St mile There'll be the beadliiier, affair, in which Monte Young competes with Herzog of Salt Lake and Jamison of Pocatello. That, of course, Is headliner in Interest as far as speed is concerned. The reai headiiner will be the ladies' race, when Provo girls will show Salt Lake fair ones that Provo produces speed la the femi nine world, too. Then, there'll be two half-mil- e races for the rollers less speedy than Monte Young. This will be the first intermoun tain roller skating championship. Races start at 0 :30. BOYS Ellwnod Worthington, pitcher. Merrill Long, catcher. Cletus Anderson, first base. Carl Elliott, second base. Rondo Williams, third base. Max Zabriskie, short stop. Joseph Claysou, left field. Fred Humphrey, enrer field. Verl Elliott, right field. Keith Duaenlierry, utility. Henry Campbell, utility. teenth annual invitation meet and relay carnival of the church uni versity. Auto Jack has a great to a car. TflMfti onttat loflfMIA Rcbpdllle 1 Gura-dipp4-Cor- ds add life and comfort to the car. Spring Flowering Bulbs-arnow in full bloom. Order a pot of Daffodils, e Tulips or Hyacinths PROVO GREENHOUSE Phone Eight-O- , "Where th first Flowers Grow." COLORADO I'NIVERSITY TO lLlVE BIG STADIUM April 8 to 13, Portland at San Francisco at Oakland : Los Angeles Vernon at Sacramento; Oakland at BOULDER, Colo., April 0. This Salt Lake. city, home of the University of ColoApril 15 to 20,Portland at Sacrarado, is the first college town In the mento; Seattle at Salt Lake; San Rocky Mountain conference to emu- Franclscoc at Oakland ; Los Angeles late Eastern and cities ut Vernon. by constructing a football stadium. Work was started last week on a April 22 to 27, Sacramento at $75,000 bowl to accommodate 25,000 Seattle; Salt Lake at Portland; persons, When completed, Septem- Los Angeles at Oakland ; San Franber I next, Colorado university will cisco at Vernon. have a athletic A new $400,000 Italian' equipment. Renaissance gymnasium, to have a swimming pool rivaling the one at Dartmouth, and a basketball floor ' to accommodate 2,000 persons, will be completed simultaneously with the football bowL ., I li ii::!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiii!iiiiimi;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;tiiiiiiii?;iinmncr 3 Additional Sport Page 8 m & cm cm & mmo cmcm'cilEi! n 0 ID w 13 3 Brighten Up For Spring We all like to get rid of the winter's accumulation of dust and soot. Those walls probably look pretty dingy refinishing. The wood-wor- k needs touching up and the ceilings, especially over the radiators need cleaning. now. The floors need Let us do the work for you. We can givJ you the finest assortment of new and' charming wall paper to select from.1 Wo OT1 (VIVA Vnil flin oman C I manship. M w Provo Paint & Glass Company 110 West Center. 0 mnn;mmmmsmmmtum8amBtt SUITS J And our prices are right. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S ALL WOOL 0 Phone 53. WILFORD PERRY Street Phone 117. PRICES FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 12, 1924. FRTTTTC ' Intermountain Championship Admission 10 Cents Firestone three weeks: Our tremendous buying power and volume of business enables us to sell clothing at extra close margins. RINK TONIGHT, 9:30 I He knows understanding:. what proper supplies mean COAST LEAGUE SCHEDULE. t Formerly Priced Men can look HART S COAST GAMES TUESDAY. At Salt Lake-Oakl-and 8, Salt IT. dramatic art department has Lake 4. Keen asked to act as the patron At Sacramento Vernon 7, SacraSaint of the B. Y. U. tennis this mento 1. At San Francisco Portland 2, spring. He will take general charge of the tennis coaching and will San Francisco 3. At Los Angeles Seattle 1, Los assist in organizing tournaments. Prof. Pardoe will also have charge Angeles 5. of the tennis tournaments being held In connection with the four- We started something when we established this wonderful $23.00 special, which is known to men all over Utah county. It at D tri-cit- y RACES ROLLER 1 Sill PROVO 338 West Center I Sv. IT 260 female. A Clothing Value That C anno Be Duplicated a TIRE MERCHANTS to win his match from Leland Buttle. Prof. T. Earl Pardoe of the B. T. FOUR IN FORTY WIN MOZARIRINK MEASER GIRLS Mildred I Hum. second base. Itlauche Ellison, third base. Belva Merrit, first short stop. Mary Snvder, second short slop. Tuclina Ilulladay, left field. Maudie Ilailaday, center field. Grace Groiieman, riiAit field. Dorothy Carter, utility. Gladys Groiieman, utility. Evelyn Horen, utility. Laureue Coojier, utility. BOYS . Woodrow Eggertsen, pitcher. Earl Wignall, catener. Evan Morgan, first base. Paul Jones, second base. Glen Harding, third base. Horace Page, short stop. Paul Henderson, left field. David Wright, center field. Willis Field, right field. Lynn Morgan,' utility. Houtz Potter, utility. Derrel Seamount, utility. Emilv M'lHMlward. tnlrd base. Iiove Craham. first a. a., captain. Fawn t'hristenseu. seeond g. B. Mary Itulxton, left field. Mary lixoii renter field. , LaVar Reew. rlcht field. HOYS Jiilnes Overy, pitcher. 'arl Fariisvvorlh. entailer. Divide. MAKSKR, 13, FKANKMX 5. PARK Kit 27, TIMPANOUOS 10. The girls' score in as follows; FRANKLIN' 19. MAESER 1. PARKER 20, TIMPANOUOa 9. GIRLS Anna Jensen, pitcher. Myrtle Kulght, catcher. Grace HarriH, first base. GIRLS Fay Penrod, plteher. JMdii Jones, cutcher. Ruth Ilinikley, first base. Laura Karnsworth, nerond base. PARKER i FRANKLIN TIMI'ANUGOS ERfiS TDDTMHATT. 81 THURSDAY if FRIDAY $30 and fa $35 0 at our special $23.00 value with the widest latitude in styles offered for the selection of their new Easter suit. Every suit is all wool and reflects the latest style, whether it be single breasted or in a sport model. Serges, Cashmeres, Tweeds or Unfinished Worsteds in the new spring 19 """"Wf Kiigm eSii Kg in :;gn is;) cgin ku if CD t& cgn cgm iss&'isSin eg cgin icgm icgm iii mgm s . . IOC l'ic b. 8-l- b. liiin !5:ii vrntn.. LUlllmjiS UU Oranges, juicy. . .15c, 45c Lemons, Sunkist, doz. 30c Apples Pearmain, Jonathan and Rome Beauty, bu. .'. ...50c 3c Onions, lb 3c Carrots, lb 3c Parsnips, lb 3c lb Cabbage, Potatoes, lb Head Lettuce, 10c, 12 Vzc Onion Sets, lb. or qU 15c BUTTER, EGGS, ETC. 45c, 50c Butter, lb 20c Fresh Eggs, doz Cream Cheese, lb 30c Lard, Loose, 3 lbs. . . ,45c 35c Lard, pail 70c Lard, pail $1.35 Lard, pajl 2-l- b. SATURDAY , H lb Dixie Sorghum. 80c Dixie Sorghum, gal. $1.40 CANNED GOODS 2 cans Peas 25c 2 cans Corn 25c 2 cans Tomatoes 25c 5 gaL Honey $5.75 1 qt. 45c jar Honey Comb Honey, 2 for. . .25c MISCELLANEOUS New stock Rubber Hose, al -- ft 15c Field Fence, 10 rds. . $8.50 roll for. .. .$16.50 No. 3 Galv. Tub.... $1.00 No. 2 Galv. Tub 90c 80c No. 1 Galv. Tub No. 0 Galv. Tub 70c 60c No. A Galv. Tub Galv. Water Bucket.. 30c 75c Galv. Coal Hod 20-r- d. |