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Show f J pace rovn s9 Track Prospects Time and distance trials for the Y. If. Cougar "TraelisteTS" i k. sndefinitely postponed by the rcInches of appearance of sevrt-a- l iow; and Coach Ott Romney's barges will confine their workouts jolhe Indoors for a few dayn. rwhme-Show Class I the "Y" mentor is hop" However, f1' lul that his men will round Intvi "' form as early as those of tJiny of the other Rocky ifbiirifain ;f Ichooli. and outdoor Wmkbiits jas' iUiefofe Friday's heavy snowfall have p lemonstrated "that sonW of the Ireshmen will be big assets to tho .track, team this season. --'? artleularly is this true of Staples, ole vaulter; McGregor, high jumper; and Marvin Skoustfn, broad r Ajmper. LSUpleLlosksJlke the best pole taultcr to represented B. Y. U. for ' t t number of seasons, and McGre gor k a consistent high jumper. fcousen is expected to give the ver- tile Owen Rowe plenty of help in 7 wr y Spanish Fork high school i.lnW to stafie an invitation track and .field meet oil FTP day, April 13. according, to Oac'u Kenton Reeve of that school. Nfbo division teams, including Provo, Springville, Pay-so- o and Nephi, are expected O"jotn wrth Spanish Fork for this meet, which will include events regular competitive and at least three relays.' ' Team score's will be kept. Coach Reevejmnomiccs. igh-Cla- he brtHftt this jump department t. : : .'-.A- i- :- - GHAMP OF LlOtlTAMA h 1 sia dis Salt Lake Idol Meets Bud Thompson at Arm ory Thursday Night; Burns and Lews-.-Wilr. Make Card Ira IX'rn, Bali Lake mat idol, will "tangle" with Bud Thompson, heavyweight wrestling champion of Montana, in Provo Thursday night. according to announcement of C. O, Chase, promoter. 4 ' . SPENCE WINS eason. 1' The enforced layoff from outdoor JrOrltoUtBJvIll ijaniper 4he jnlddle Istance and distance "mtfn moFe han the sprinters or field perfortn- : - HP,-- it la- believed. " The annual interocial unit meet billed for next Thursday arf t I lYlday, and it is hoped that this sneet can be staged according ,to $ schedule, despite the extremely un-- j vavorable weather now prevailing. Atheas Favored To Capture National Hoon Touraament ' TANK HONORS - be roe the mil Sheely's Homer Gives Pirates T Sonnenbergls thl OBI Winner in S. L. Mat Encounter Ihompsac Js ijood , i . Thompson will be making tils fhkt appearance in a Utah Ting, and reports hailing from the northn western .ctauxtry.iUVdare. tha to be one of the best heavy weight grapplers who has per- formed in thr.t section for many erg lini ins ry . SALT LAKE CITY, April 1 we 6. - a flying (UEtUtiliiing .tackle that probably" wis deV "veloped on. th gridiron 6m- ing his college days, "Dynamite" Gus Sonnenberg, cham-plowrestling ' Jilon-tana- ;. So much for the serttimental a'.d". which hacn't won any pennants lor Connie Mack but won't hhuler Walter Johnson, who bus developed a fighting .yourfg bait club with.:th? Dr. J. K. Breaddua f bait Lake City, who ha traveled ever 86,000 milea ia L'tah, is shown with fcto tnttl pack outfit Charlie and George. He claims these mules were born with human Intelligence and that many winning spirit The senators have won 16 out o' a time, near the end of a long, trip 'he has fallen asleep and these faithful animals have taken him safely 30 training camp games and the back to camp. Dr. Broaddus will give an illustratod lecture on "Scenic Wonders of ttalC In Peovo Monday night, the players are fighting their hearts out r lecture being billed as the feature of a program sponsored by the aportBinen's organixations of Utah and foToig Barney." ' Erratic pitching, a gap at short- Salt Lake counties. The public Is cordially invited to attend the program, which is slated for 8 o'clock at . '. ' stop and Goose Goslin's "dead" arm the Hotel Roberts. held the Senators back last season but they played good ball in Sep tember anff closed the season in fourth place with a per ceritage of .487.. None of these troubles are' expected to recur again this season. .. ILwUl J4ke.alongtixard pennant race to discover the flaws In the : ; 4i)-- 8 1929 Washington machine which ap- . in drl Double-Headline- past ycijrs will divide ffielBHf'Pgianee between him and Waiter Johnson this, season. Pull f.r 'Old Barrtcy" There is no more lovable charac ter" in the nations! game lhari Wil-- ! ter Johnson and countless baseball fans from coast to coast will t? heart and soul with "Old Barne " in lii fiiet season as a major leagit. t- - 1 - 1 manager. Work - NEW YORK, April 6. baseball fans who have been pulling for Connie Mack to pilot another winner during the. six-fo- f: r Sentiment of Baseball Turns Toward "Old Barney" and Washington Club. Spanish Fork High TV Stage Big Track Meet i , Good; Snow Halts O jinl if apt nnniTf mudi ruruLAtt Staples, McGregor and M. Skousen Showing Class; Levi Myers Wins Four First Places f In Utah Aggie Ihterclass Meet. 4 & W&fJOHNSO- N- Freshmen Promise fTo Boost Chances - i ap otn pay, TAiHrnrTTiTTs: p RwetrTTTTrswinry am -- n, Thursday's eard will be a double htadiiner. with Jack Burns hilled defende"d his title last night by gaining the otherl to meet JadLLewJa-- in two straight falls over John feature. These wo grapplers are Spellman of Texas.. sure td Etage a thrilling - bout. Sonnenberg won the first Provo fans will remembi?,- that fall in 26 minutes after he ' Burns gave Dejrn a terrific battle L had rendert'J Ppellman in a " th Provo when ine last, caro was " elate f disziaesa with a series of headlocks before apstaged, and Lewis is a tough hombre from Texas, specialising on plying the flying tackle. The a deadly headlock, Tne; two Jacks secohd c?me in the same? have splendid reputations tn the manner after six minutes of p wrestling game, and this grappling. will be close to the The match was a quiet afbattle as a producer Of sport fair, the flying tackle not apsuccessfully semi-wind-u- ' 'Will Texans (ir.nv--W- Finals Early Saturday and Jackson; Joes, In Semifinal. Okla.,' Battle Dern-Burn- of Ea newly-cro- years, . interest. particularly deadly to pearing tire- - ,500 fans who witnessed Two nior macefiesrthe exact the' bout in which are- not yet has everything a pennant Laufer Upset In Surprising .1 parently known, . will round" out the card, a- -. I m l, Ill cnpjf ndet requires,, whTcKis"" expectefTto sfirfrass the re" 500-Yar- d fwx'md Base Problemr-Unle- 'ss Event; N. Y. p card Hlgaml-Sepcent Sheely's home run wallop with Gain By Win Earl the Senators spring a leak A. C. Triumphs. f twb men on bases and two, out in as a drawing card. ; at second base, .where Jack Hayer. Etorn and the Airplane Over Colo., Classen, j is the last of the ninth inning gave playing capably at present. Wal The appearance of Dern, .of ter Johnson ought to have his club 10-- 8 vica Pirates the Pittsburgh al Dern's NEW YORK, April 6. will be p. feature. course, for f: MYERS SHINES AT A. C. the fighting pennant. c tory over the Detroit Tigers Fri- spectacular airplane hold, and the ter Spcnre nnd.tht' New York I LOGAN, April The sensational play of Emile Myeis. are the individual and Barnes, former possibility that he will r, Alabama football was the teitm club CHICAGO, April 6 (U.RtUhens, shot in Jagnow, one of the best day. 4, sophomore quarter-mileindoor swimming champione, star, has benched Sam to use this "Off effect, is a big was deadly clout in" meet. circuit i centers the Sheely's I J ii(r gun of the annual Utah Aggie Rirf. vet,nn it wnv Into'the finals ef the United States today. Van Gilder, who attraction for the fans, and against cran outfilder who batted .328 last i reucueu ine Atnes i nterxtass track and field meet. basketschool national high BALTIMORE, Mr., April 6. (U.D Wins 500 had held the Pi- an opponent of Thompson's known season. by' Barnes has been hitting' of thetournament College Grove team, iyers annexed the Cardon. medal Spenco ball Saturday by de- 22-- 7 defeating A pack of less than fifty weary in ability, Dern is likely to be comwell rates won from- the! .and Jackson aruunu clinched individual high-poithe .man of as meet, the Spence, ,iu, 1 13. ' 27 to 1 feating .Jackson, Mich., check after the pelled to stretch hlmsCSf to defeat athletes left the-- circus grounds 25 to Joe Cronin. a team, I .nd achieved an unprecedented per- - title1 last night by scoring an unex Miss., Wheeler, strong rookie The - the Montana tussler. powerful Texas (cam took the 14. here today on a jaunt to Frederick, Tigers -had clifree infieldcr from Kansas City, is ready pectod victory in the JLlvtlPMce by winning four races lead at the start, led is to a at tnc Joes Astonishes Fans-Jo- es' i .1 ct'rt'aih-raisin- g The tonight's control point in '.the New preliminary finals had been a and 440 race uns. r "hi that style100, 220, i and "pushed farther ahead in o'clock York-Lo- s of Johnson k .T can t , irrhP'n'n ' '4 HIb 20 Angeles marathon, being n - Ihalf final I uphill fight .by will take place inatthe8:30Provo Colo., a town "of less than point counted "in the bag" for Walter points gave him a the period. ar conducted by Charles C. Pyle. Bluege, who has beCn moved from Thursday night Over Glen Worthlngton, Laufer, who finished third. 100 people, has been the surprise !nargln n . with a three-ruto short, o Hayes, as long Joes Vs. ("Jasscn . fleet of about a half hundred mory. ' vho won the d low hurdles, of the. tournament. The team has The New York t(Jam clinched its third as the Senators continue to funcrally in the first In the The card is the third of a series trucks .and automobiles carrying Athens second of the A9 water high axesult victory, confidence its polo the .in ' scoring enough by wincing victory Tyaa . of the ninth. .. u : t: ... , : i 1.. ..urdl'es and ponsored by C. O. Chase, and the trainers and officials was on hand dash; tieu for championship in a fiercely contest- - tion tfmoothly; . j , . i annual Saturday night was to oppose the- aumiy iu uc)tiu viiLiiciy It was the sec- - mounting attendance noticeable in at the 3tart, while several hundred con- "n i" in the century and placed cd final round game, 6 to 8. Tt outftcored. hns winner of the other semi-fin-offenfliv"", ' "u" i t the two bouts handled by this "new persons OlTOngTScTlBrQ'ewalks. dhird in the" discus throw. Throughout the championships, GIANTS HAVE GOOD RECORD tnst between Joes, Colo., and Class opponents by. more than 2 to 1, hav victory for tfie Pi- promoter... is expected to continue en high school of Oklahoma City, ing 95 points to 47. Friday .Joes contestof live the first i Carl Belliston, freshman from which included eight indlvtduat Standing rates over their MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Aorri 6. ii:i't - Okia. ?'',"'ephl, was third In line with U events, two relays and th6 wateV The ants: defeated Jena, La., 32 to 20. while ' American loague Thursday. New York Giants have won 13 "Karl j "'"mints, runin Classen garnered by firsts in the polo, interest 'centered in the race cut or 15 exhibition tilte 1. John high walloped Warren, tihecly Four teams remained Salo, Passaic, N. J. ! game3 played semi-finavault and high Jump and a between Sptnce, swimming unat- this V began.. Ark... 33 to 22. 28:5230. "BAM'' GETS HOMER j, Sole to the Cleve ning when the Sacramento drafted from losing spring, only Shcely, ourth in the broad jump. Classen is a smooth working agtached, end Laufer, of the Lake land Indians - and the Chioar.i They were Athens, Tex., Jackson, 2. Ed Gardner, tcoloreid), Seattle, of has at close last V4 the season, 57 depoints, Shore A. C. Chicago, for Individual White Sox; Sophomores, scoring DALLAS, Tex., April 6'. UE Mich., Joes. Colo., and Classen high gregation with a man for man 28:51.42. . . the interclass honors, seniors honors. fense, which really is good, tt has been playing great ball for the Pi- Now that Babe Ruth-ha- fl of Oklahoma City. made his ana"MC-Cracken Hedemati;- - New York, Tn Beck lacingr second with 48H. freshmen 6 Austin Clapp, Stanford university f the Twogreat players is thF"scasori," at first a fixture and the rates, Curiously'enough, MACK INFIELD CHOSEN and one of the best passI jhlrd with 44. juniors last with 7. star, was second to Spence.in the New York Yankees are ready to 30:03.52. used different style of play in base, which position she held down 4. Paul Simpson, Burlihgon7N. seen tournament. :.!? In the I thl Kappa Iota won the fraternity 500, the three leaders PHILADELPHIA. April ing games start their swimming league schedule: rVaching their position. f. White Sox for j Babe's four-pl-ri'gular aurels. y The Philadelphia Athletics' infield Opinions seemed to favor Athens for the Chicago within two yards ot each other un-tcame in the C, 30:12.13. smash Athens, a tall husky team, has because of size and endusancs, 1 the last 100 yards when Spence jrobably will srt.ttigjraMjjjwUh, 4JSJCSlterJ)eing oankea on us endurance to wear In consolatibn competition, by the old Salt Lake Bees. Dallas. Eng.. 30:40.02. gradually pulled awy to lead Clapp Jimmy Foxx at first. Max Bishop at down success-o- f the and opponents Brockton, Mass.; at at finish. Wheatland, Wyo.; the ictond, Jimmy Dykes shortstop by a length , iRobison this' style is divided by the fact I Cicero, 111., and Columbia, end Sammy Hale at third. Kiley Wins Divin- gthitt the Texans have filled up most were leit in tne running Saturday. Baseball Mickey Riley, runnef up for the Etiquet Note: The young man of tne sre're's in the latter part of Winnemucca. Nev., after annexing at AmsterOlympic diving--crow-n one consolation game, was soundly 1 a father for his daughter's the games. II II E CO R D B dam last fcummer, added the 10 foot asking we average trounced by the Columbia team to be prepared t an-j- tailor inan hand has JacKson, crown low to board title the diving 42 of 13. shootbaseball 8 Members the to to do its the .score belns squad and or of fast, whether swer Friday, the prefers question ki-- i. he won Wednesday. His point total not ho can i. furnish alimony suffi- ing from near the foul line and Wheatland downed Bristol, Conn., nd I was 146.39; Second honors went to cient to support the a BUKe noDison as coaci girl in the rarely attempts to work the ball "4 to 11, but lost their siar center, with who "Dutch" Harold Smith, to which she has beCn ac- - under the basket for short shots. I al Hicks as manager of the team Dearlnger, by an injury during the style Los the Riley, .represented Angeles customedi noji-Kumnsuaaon. The team has a crack distance fray. BU1TR CCrntAUZED j. or me coming was. A. was 138.9T, C. total Smith's, held at a meet election motor cBAnu unucunoii final individual The standing: ng last Friday. Both Koblson and Spence, unattached, 19; Laufer world's EASrCST rsomr aitd 'licks are lettermen with two years - A- - C, MUVINO COJITROL REAR BVMPERS Chicago. 17, CAIt jxperlence, Roblson holds down Lake Shore THIS INVESTIGATE WILL Or.WARU-LOO&INPEOPLE he first base position while Hicks Riley, Los Angeles. A. C. 19; Kojtic SHOCK HOCDAIUJS cosnar car New York Boys club, 8r Smith. Lo 5 trorks behind the bat ABSORBERS . RTEBIORITJraSH Angeles A. C, 6; Clapp, Leland . . . Stanford Ainiverstty, 5; Wallace BEARING Speace, Brooklyn N. J 3. cRAWKsiurr ALLEN CINCHES BERTH c Victory aid II s, SALO LEADING JV Sei tin hai toi rot rli ris ow hoi 1 wh Ca: net ins pai eel an fig BUNION RACE Atl'-leti- 6.-- Levi evcr-prese- nt -- to. 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