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Show THE O GDENSTAND ARD-EXAMINE- I lift LLf lpiB"i"A-'-rt'n- ' if ifi" Ihnnnrnc1 i i . IB EIGHTH APAIM- El- - I . .v Mr (0 JJJii Ml fiilL HIE - I I SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1921. R JOHNS THE CRAZY QUILT CPr S DEFEAT BOSTON PACIFIC COAST IEAGUE. Pet W. L Tracksters 01 ine cos.iuer ' school won their initial meet of the San Francisco after .13 ....... . . 12 .' 4 5 7 7 8 7 .765 .705 .563 .500 .467 .417 .412 .125 venr at Rrieham City yesterday Sacramento., . noon again3t the fast Weber Normal' Los Angeles. ; i or ugaen, Oakland . . . . V . . 4.1 1 college aggregation ... 7. . score being 4 to 40. In the meet ex. Seattle looked 5 Weberites the Lake Salt yesterday 10 7 sprints and Vernon , . . ceptionally strong in theevents. 14 2 in the middle distance Portland Lindsay of Weber copped both the Yesterday's Results. hundrd and the furlong, running the Salt Lake 6. Portland 4. latter former in2 10.2 seconds and the events Sacramento 7. Seattle 12, event in 2.3 seconds. In both Los Angeles 2. Oakland 4, he led his rivals to the -tape with San Francisco 5, Vernon 0. yards to spare.' In the; century, Hickman of Weber PORTLAND, April 23. A batting finished second and Budge of Weber rally staged by the Bees in th eighth third. In the furlong Budge placed here yesterday enabled the Salt second while Gibbs of Box Elder won inning to win the second game, of the Lakers third place. ' the locals 6 to 4. Up until from series Burt, winner of second place in the the eighth inning the visitors were alstate meet last year in the lowed but two bingles. dash, won this event in2 fast time covJourdan and Ginglardi were the and minutes the ground in ering stars with the willow for the winners. fin12 second. Williams of Weber Butler gathered three hits for the lo-- 1 second. ished a close score: cals. The CLOSE FINISH 11. H. E. In the mile Burt nosed out 7 2 6 Lake Salt of Weber in the final fifty 4 10 3 Portland winning by, a scant yard. The yards Batteries: Gould, Thurston and Box Elder star covered the distance Lynn; Ross, Kallio.and Baker. in five minutes flat. JEfee Weberites easily won the relay. SOME SLUGFEST. In this event Lindsay, Hickman, SEATTLE, April 23. Seattle beat Clawson and Burton showed to good the Senators in yesterday's slugfest, 12 advantage.of Box Elder came close to to 7. Each team smacked out fourteen Foxley shattering the state record in the dis- hits, but the Ralniers got them when cus when he heaved the discus 106 they counted. feet 8 inches. The state record foi Billy Lane had a perfect day, geta double and two singles in three this event is 108 feet. ting Lindsay of Weber was high point trips to the plate and stealing two man with 14 counters. He took two bases. R. H. E. firsts one second and was a member 7 14 2 Sacramento of the winning relay team. 12 14 2 The summary: Seattle d Webet. dash Lindsay, Batteries: Fittery, Jones and H. won; Hickmaft, Weber, second; Budge, Elliott; Gardner and Spencer. Weber,d third. Time 10.2. dash Lindsay, - Weber, FEATURELESS GAME. won; Budge, Weber, second; Gibbs SAN FRANCISCO, April 23. The Box Eilder, third. Time 22.3Oaks defeated the Angels yesd dash Olsen, Box Elder, terday,again 8 to 2. The game was featurewon; Clawson, Weber, second; Burton, less. The' Angels used two pitchers . Weber,-thirdTime .57. were unable to get the Oaks under d run Burt, Box Elder, but control. won i Williams. Weber, second; Elli H. E. R. son, Box Elder, third. Time 2.12. 7 3 2 Los Angeles Mile run Burt, Box Elder, won; Oakland . 4 10 0 Lof green, Weber, second; Nelson, Bos and Batteries: Demovich, Lyons 5 minutes. Elder, third. Time Team com- Stanage; Siebold and Koehler.' Relays Web..- won. posed of Lindsay, Hickman, Clawson ' TIGERS BLANKED. and Burton. No time- taken. LOS ANGELES, April 23. The i Field events: shut out the Tigers yesterday, Broad jump V. Watkins, Box El- Seals 5 to 0, and evened up the series. Box Elder, second; der, won; Burt, Manager Graham elected to try Jim Hickman, rWeber, third. Distance 21.5 Scott in the box and he made good. feet. in the eighth with two Kamm's High jump V. Watkins, Box Elder, on bases homer featured the game. Box M. Elder, second; won; Watkins, R. H. E. Nelson, Box Elder, third. Height t San Francisco 2 5 9 feet 6 inches. 6 2 6 Vernon " To& Vault Olsen, Box Elder, won; Batteries: Scott and Anfinson; Lov - Williams, Weber, second, V. Watkins, and Hannah. 8 10 feet third. Box Elder, Height oo . inches. ' Shot put Pett, Box Elder, won; Foxley, Box Elder, second; Nelson, Box Elder, third. Distance 37 feet 10 inches. Discus throw Foxley, Box Elder, won; Lindsay, Weber, second; Auborn, Box Elder, third. Distance 106 feet -- . ie ....... . ' 880-ya- NATIONAL LEAGUE. Pittsbuv .. .. New York Chicago . . Boston .. . . Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis York .1 Jlmmie Johns of Ogden was' a hair-lin- e decision over Able Mishklnd, in the feature event of the weekly mlt show at tbVWasatch arena, last night Two of the Judges voted for the Ogdenite while the third called the slugfest a draw. The decision proven popular with the fans present. This' battle, a mix round affair, was The hotly contested throughout. ' were first three rounds of the tilt even, neither man being able to pile up enough points to win a rouna. in the fourth round John piled up and easily took the lead. points galore He scored a knockdown' In this round on the Salt Ixiker. In .the fifth round the Ogdenite piled up a commanding lead again on points and had the Salt Laker groggy and covering up when the bell sounded. In the final round the Og den man shaded the Salt Laker. ACTJON GALORE This tilt was replete with action fans roaring throughout and kept theLaker Jltnmle By defeating the Salt Johns becomes stute champion in the lightweight cias. He now plans to invade the east in quest ' of new laurels. p Red Brlggs of In the Salt Lake and Frankle Darren of Idaho Falls fought four fast round to a draw. In this content urlgga; appeared to have the better of the; argument, his leading and his ability to land the punches rocking the Bali Res-alts- . 2. 100-yar- 220-yar- - 440-yar- 880-yar- - . I Philadelphia Batteries: Causey Barnes and Smith. 6 New York and 5 BATTING i LEAD 10,000 IN U. S. FLEET SEE ATHLETIC BOUTS Cuba, April 23. w. GUANTANAMO, More than 10,000 officers and men from the United States Atlantic fleet at the athletic field here last 'gathered wrestling and boxing night to witness bouts, which were planned to determine the champions of the fleet. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., assistant secretary of the navy, was a spectator during the evening. Mr. Roosevelt was called upon for an address and responded in a spirited speech, in which he declared: "The navy should be made up of men who are not 'soft' nor 'Little Lord Faunt-leroybut real men who desire to be treated as men." By 583 Average twl off tuc wife's fu scarf . mm J - m ' . m Tmyr I some wife proof -- places t) twe. pocket mchjf. &$S&F $J Rou. rr. upm "WE. ches V "TMERES RUN-DOW- SOHITTW1UG b wal- J N! 1 W'.WTDCW nft n SUtC . I II . i m sit)RErr TWE st ji ' ar ( a r r a r m tn Odd Marias With Track Field Men i o 2- - i i s Have It Repaired Cleaned or Rebuilt Like New nt and Cut the High Cost of Living ) I FM YANKEES oft-rhrow- ' . . 23,-YT- he . . . left-fiel- - - 5 -- . . : 120-yar- -- . n mm! A3IERICAN LKAGUE- - . four-baw- weu-umr- s, IfJill I j . . f GUIDE!-- - leaker on manv occasions. Bristles CELLLWjOID managed to put in a punch In the CUT S CyVCT tKl 1X3 CK the; opening round, Darren hitting TV POCV0ETOF canvas and taking the count of seven tH "THE UMCLE CLAUDES Darren came back In the second, FISH BoWu third and fourth rounds and easily l PORTRAIT. outpointed his opponent. Brlggs appeared to be groggy In the final spasm and was unable to connect with regularity. Darren works like a clock and young infleidlng talent to fit out HIGH CLASS MEN his ability last night made a hit with more major lrsgues, Dryfu wst not the fans. o enthuniaitic about the outfltld maPERFORM IN ajAJORSJ terial. WILLIS WIN'S -cPercy Gilbert, of Salt Lake heard the birdies chirp in the second round! Ilarary Dreyfusa y the tprlr.g cses kmfk.2 tjiri:i:-i:yi- : work of the major league teams In the of his four round affair with Kid VI EVANS Ind.. LLC outh this the of ihowi April . sent good Willis of Portland. Willis th year crop I v a rue managers are uir,R Inflelders U greater than at any tlm Three-Ey- e Salt Lake youth to the canvas three Accord- lh pruning kclfe In weeding out plain the hlMory of baebmlL times In the second round, the referee John J. Mcilugh. one of the dtrec- - ing to Harney, found In every team In the two yer, due to heavy eiper.a-finally awarding the contest to the tors of the Public Schools Athletic major leagues has enough high cUss training csmpa. Portlander. Kid Sarp, the Arsenal champ, won! Uitur of New York, has been utart- a decision over Fighting' Jlp in thrl ing track and fifld games for 22 years four round affair. He has started In the neighborhood Although landed several battering punches. Jlp hl of 2.000.000 athletes and has uned opponent outclassed him in boxing, about 10.000 rounds of ammunition Kid Rose of Syracuse. New York.: yearly lasted lens than one round In his Hut what McIIugh thinks is th scheduled four round bout with Jim mom wonderful thing In connection Sneddon of Ogden. Sneddon landed with hU y"are of starting Is that dur-tw- o uppercuts to the Jaw and followed Ing th first three months of thU with a left to the somach, hi oppon- - year he fired 3.000 round of Yln-echeater ,22's without a mlaflre. taking the count, In the curtain raiser Young Wright If you have paid any particular at of Ogden and Ed Noonan of 0den i tentlon to starters you must have battled four rounds to a draw. This noticed that a dozen tlmea or more contest proved one of the big feature-- during a meet everything was fin The Standard-Examiner'- s on the card both men mlxlnr at all and the runnera got oil well but tne Repair Directory gives all lha times. The draw decision proved starters gun refused to function propprincipal placet where an article can be cleaned, repaired popular. erly. Peth Thomas, A. L-- Fish and O. Q. Yet here Is McHugh with 3.000 or rebuilt like new. Hoover sayt save Here's where Millar acted as the judges. shots without a misfire. ' oo YOUNG TO FIGHT GARCIA you can do it. Announcement was made last night LEFT KARFL'I. by Promoter J. R. Downlne in the e drive gels much applause. Wasatch Athletic club arena of a A twelve round scrap to be staged net! Jt K,v8 tn Player fame a RADIATOR REPAIRING mi Tiaay night between Al Young the uul recoros snow a name, Aiore uiteii wiiii ua. Ogden lightweight and Benny Garcia. For quick, ure repairing. guaranteed radiator if, radiatara RIGHT i:.IUTU the Mexican who startled the fans reaaonabie. fcrcVen, Uiky repaired Frsien, here a few weeks ago by battling An umpire muil have two good eyes: A voice that's low and thick, OGDEN AUTO RADIATOR CO. Young to a standstill over th six lie also must have lots of speed round route. Phone 201 To dodge the 2329 Hudson brick, The scrappers are both so .sure that oo they can put each other away over the twelve round distance that Promoter Downing has decided to extend For opholrttrlng, olo Have your aulta cleaned and . mada the number of rounds. Good prelim ftvtr. or cltanM cmrjMm inaries will be staged before the big . $1.00 prtMed I Id. ranovat battle. fathr SOc . . . . Sponged and presacd ed or fumltura repair. oo me. Price We Call and Deliver. ing. t W. I Pet. 5 2 ney of Boston tops the regulars of the New York .714 National league in batting with an av Washington 5 3 .623 erage of .520, according to averages Cleveland . . . . 3 5 .625 released today. Deal of Chicago is St. Louis 4 4 .500 the runnerup with .500 and Bruggy Boston 3 4 .429 of Philadelphia is third with .462. 2 3 .400 Detroit Southworth of Boston is leading the Chicago 2 3 .400 league in stolen bases with three. Philadelphia 2 6 .250 Leading batters: Hollocher, Chicago. ' .450; Flack, Chicago, .429; Brown, Results. Yesterday's New York, .429; Nicholson, Boston. oo Detroit-Chicag- o At game Chicago .417; .423; Rawlings, Philadelphia; rain. TWO HORSE OWNERS Bancroft, New York, .412; Maranville, postponed; At Cleveland St. Louis 7, Cleve.406. ; BARRED AS CROOKS Pittsburg, 8. land . STEPHENSON LEADS ALL. At Philadelphia New York 4, In the American circuit Stephenson of Cleveland tops the regulars in bat- Philadelphia 11. MaryBALTIMORE, April Washington-Bosto- n At Boston with a mark of .583, with Tobin land racing commission today ruled ting rain. game p runner-upostponed; .560. with the P. L. Chinn, a horse owner, of f all of St. Louis, the Cleveland backstop, is tracks under the supervision of the O'Neill, Today's" Schedule. with .524. commission, and C. N. Freeman, also third at Chicago.'-St.Detroit stolen Bush base of Detroit leads for ah owner, was ordered suspended un- honors with five. Louis at Cleveland. The action til December 31, 1921. New York at Philadelphia. Leading batters: Rice, Washingwas taken at a meeting of the board ton, at Boston. Washington .483; .481; Harris, Washington, of directors at which, counsel for St. Scott. .440; Louis, Boston, Sisler, Chinn and Freeman were heard in ex .409; Sewell, Cleveland, .400; Ruth. PHILADELPHIA, April 28. Babe ecutive session. Ruth New hit his fourth home run of the .400. York, Chinn and Freeman were charged season: The include of last yesterday, driving the ball Into games figures with conspiring to "fix" a, race at d row of the last bleach the have and who Wednesday ' players on 13. Bowie Evidence in the 'April New more in or York outhlt five but ers, games. Philadelphia played ca'se was not made publicRuth, the home run king with and won,- 11 to 4. Rommel held the Sale at auction of Chinn's and Free theBabe New York Yankees, is far ahead visitors to three singles besides Ruth's man's horses was authorized. of his circuit drive record of last sea- - home run, which came after a pass to Ison. He cracked out his fourth homer Pecklnpaugh. Frank Baker, reinstatATHLETES GATHER Friday, while last season he did not ed by Judge Landis Wednesday, made his fourth until May 11. He Is his first appearance in an American A TrTl T TIT A (make T1AT TT V X UXV XJiUXJJCM XbXjJ-Lt- t. X being closely pushed, however, by El league game this season. He batted Imer Smith, of Cleveland, who has bag- - for Ferguson in the ninth and rolled his third. an easy grounder to second base. DES MOINES, la., April 23. Ath- ged IN MINOR LEAGES. Score: R. II. E. letes from 33 colleges and 30 high 4 of Kansas City.", leads the New York . . 4 2 Zwilling schools are entered in the annual batters of the American association Philadelphia 3 11 13 Drake relay meet which opens here at with an average of .526. .Miller, St. and Hoyt, Ferguson, Batterjes: 2 p. m. today. There are 565 athletes Paul, is next with .500, while Ellis of Schang; Rommel and Perkins. on the program. Louisville, is third with .478. oo Paddock of Sioux City, is not only CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 23. RUSTE MAKES COMEBACK. leading the batters of the Western Cleveland made It two straight but St. Louis yesterday, winning by from SEATTLE, April 23 Amos Rusie, league with an average of .636, 8 to n home-ruis also premier ,in the list 7. The game waa played in the rain. king of baseball pitchers 25 years agq, holds a municipal job here with an in- with four circuit clouU. Casey, Sioux Smith made his third home come around $7,000. Rusie tumbled City; Claire, Omaha, and Krueger, runElmer season and Just missed anof the from a great pitcher Into a ditch dig- Joplin, .are tied for. stolen base" honors other by inches, the hitting the with three each. Walker of Joplin, top of the right-fiel- d ball screen ger's job and fought his way back. and is runner-u- p for batting honors with bounding back Into the fldld. netting a WichBASKETBALL IS LOSER. mark of .619 and Washburn, him three bases. Score: R. II. E. BLOOJMINGTON. Ind., April 23. ita, is third, with. .524. 7 17 2 St. Louis Other leading batters: Football showed a profit of SI 0,6 2 4 Oislason, Cleveland .. 8 3 7 loss of $1,800 at In Omaha, .519; B. Smit,h, Joplin, 478; and basketball a Batteriea: Burwell diana University during the past sea Krueger, Joplin, .476; Platte, Omaha, and Severeid,Kolp, Palmero, Caldwell, Billings; son. .450; McDonald, St. Joseph. .444; Beck, O'Neill. Wichita, .437; Metz, Sioux City, .435. Odenwald, Uhle and oo The Southern association batters are shown the way by Emery of Bir- FASTEST HURDLERS . mingham, who has an average of .542, OF NATION COMPETE with Golvin of Mobile the runner-u- p 42 points behind. EVEN WITH RUTH. PHILADELPHIA. April 23. One of In the National league 'home-ru- n th fastest fields of hurdlers ever race, Meusel of Philadelphia was top- brought together In an American d athped off Friday by Kelly of the New letic event meet In the Ydrk Giants when the latter cracked hurdle race will at the University of Pennout his fourth circuit drive. Kelly Is sylvania next week. carnival relay thus tied with "Babe" Ruth for the Most of them have records of 15 6 season and what promises to be the seconds or better. most spectacular batting contest In The entries Include Thompson, of baseball history between individuals intercollegiate and Olymof the two major leagues is believed Dartmouth, pics champion and . holder of the the baseball by wiseacres to be under world's Young-- Redlands unirecord; way. versity; Gallagher, Kansas Aggies; oo ' of Nebraska; Mas-seThe Russian muthik la still .mostly Deering. University Princeton; O'Brleiv-- Yale, and Jazz. Columbia (S. C.) Record. Whitney. Harvard. . jD , J rj 5lXY BE VOURJ V V&JT LET CONSCIENCE , , CHICAGO, April 23! With the sea son little more than a week old. Tier I """N POOTTSr Veteran Makes Bruggy; Homer of Season; Indians Win Stephenson-Wit- h - . 1 1 Swatter Beaten Ruth Clouts Out Fourth National m vN j " OO fcO HrWL- ; oo . WHOWFVl j . PITCHERS' DUEL. NEW YORK. April 23 Home runs by Smith and Kelly, the latter's fourth of the season, decided a pitchers' battle between Barnes and Causey yes- York defeating Phila terday. 2New to 1. After an error by delphia. Bancroft, which enabled Philadelphia, to score in the first. Smith's homer in the fifth tied the score. Kelly's four- base hit won the game In the seventh. R. II. E. Score: 1 2 J Xw(HtXJ V seml-wlndu- PIRATES WIN. PITTSBURG, April 23. Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati yesterday for the fifth time since the season opened. The score was 6 to 1. ZInn kept the visitors' hits well scattered, but he passed two men in the eighth, which was followed by an infield hit, filling the bases. A wonderful play by Maranville then retired R. II. E. the side. Score: 1 1 10 Cincinnati 6 10 3 Pittsburg Batteries: Luque and Wingo; Zinn and Schmidt. . YAVE W0c, MKV GOTVWOOGV4 . -t- 1 . 3 At Pittsburg Cincinnati 1, Pitts 6. Louis At St. Louis Chicago-St- . game postponed; rain. Today's Schedule. Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at New York. Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Chicago at St. Louis. BROOKLYN. April 23. Brooklyn defeated Boston again yesterday, duplicating yesterday's 4 o-2 score. After the third inning Mitchell did not allow a hit and only one man reached first, Boeckel walking In the sixth. Brooklyn tallied twice in the seventh, when Griffith's double scored Olson, who had tripled, and Oeschger forced in another run by hitting Konetchy with the bases "full. R. H. E. Score: 6 2 0 Boston . . 1 7 4 . , Brooklyn Batteries: Oeschger and O'Neill : Mitchell and Miller. -- " 5 4 6 4 burg en '. .600 .444 .444 i429 .333 .200 5 3 . ; .714 2 3 4 4 Yesterday's , - Pet .778 2 7 5 At Brooklyn Boston 2. Brooklyn 4. At New York Philadelphia 1. New rd Lof-gre- , W. L. - Oktt rAE.' KyCN Second Beds and Phillies Lose Close Ogdenite Captures Feature Lakers Salt ,Win and Also State Title; Fast Time Made in Runs; Other Con-- ; Oaks of Game Contests; Series; Locals Weak in Field Other Tilts Good test Postponed Seals Win and Events 1 r& fr DE FEATS A BE AHEARN GENE By 8-- . . -- . - y. ca Girls Organize Roller Skating Club for Sport CITY DRY, CLEANERS Sattsrac reasonable. tlon guaranteed. , 3MI Phone 2374 Waahlnoton 39 Avanue, UptUlra REPAIR THAT BICYCLE It will aava you time, money and wor. ry. W do blcycla rapairtng at very low coeta. , OOOEN BICYCLE REPAIR H.' Kimmtjrtr, "Prop., Read Bldg i Hudaon Avenue In New Haven, Conn., last week girls of that city organized a roller skating club the first, girls' roller skating club to be formed in the world. Roller skating Isn't a new sport but a peculiar thing about It is! that roller skating clubs are few anc far between. 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