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Show ( SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1921. ' . THE OGDEN STAND ARD.EX He a. AMTN kr STATE MEET GO LF INVADERS WASHINGTON'S CHAMPION SWIMMER IN ACTION : NINE B ALLO ONS OFF IN RACE TO DETERMINE WHO COMPETES EXCEL BRITISH IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEST -- " v 4A m m - ft : t Americans Capturing Title in ing Week Program for Three Day Card Announced by Secretary Ford r v, JL K w i V - -- ' : The outstanding strength of the Americana was demonstrated In driv ing, while the predominant weakn of the ilrltlfh lay in putting. The feature, however, was the defeat of "Chick- - Cvann of Chicago. 19X0 amateur champion, by the British champion, Cyrlll Toller. Evans suffered from frequent hard luck, 1 a BOXERS WILL T I HIKE BIG EVENTS (By Newspaper Enterprise.) WASHINGTON, May 21. "If you'd be healthy, happy and wise ewirn." That's the advice of Miss Elizabeth Bertha Smith who attributes her Venus de Milo form, keen mind and Joyous disposition to swimming. "To remain happily vigorous, one must become normally tired physically every day," says Miss Smith. "Swimming does this better than any other sport keeping mind and body free from corroding poisons." When Miss Smith starts her diving stunts all others In the pool-stoto watch. She makes the "swan," "Jackknife," "hand stand" and "running come back" dives look easy. The latter is the most difficult of all dives- - A complete backward turn is made in air and the diver strikes the water headfirst. An amateur, she excels In high and dash. fancy diving and the She also swims the 60, 110 and distances in fast time. CHAMPION OF DISTRICT. Miss Smith Is in the early twenties, is employed In the state department offices and holds the diving and swimming championships of the District of Columbia. She shares the paddling champione diship of the vision of the American Canoe Association. She Is an expert horsewoman and won tennis honors University and basket ball honors in Florida. "I engage In athletics for the fun of it," she says. "I have pride in winning events, but that is secondary. Too many girls hold aloof from sports because they can not excel. That's a foolish way of punishing one's self. "Exercise keeps a glrl'a thoughts from a morbid trend and goodness knows there are many 'flappers' today who need their thoughts diverted to wholesome channels.'' GIVE BENEFIT - Iul HOTLAKK, England. May (By The Associated iTena.) The American golfers demonstrated theJr superiority over the Iiritlah plsyem today In foursomes and !nles, winning nine of the 12 matches. Reaaaurfd. the Americans lll rest with renewed determination Sunday to cspture the HrHUh title nnt wek. The esteem- - In which th visitors are held through the reputation thy acquired in their practice work shot away above par after had made a clean sweep of the they four fouriroms In the mornlnr and had won ftv of the eight single matches In the afternoon. SWT- - -- On the second day the shooters will compete in the Reilly medal event, the challenge medal contest and in the "Becker trophy event- The Reilly event is slated to start at 9 a. m., and will be followed by the challenge medal contest, which in turn will be fojlowed by the Becker trophy contest. The first 100 birds in the state amateur championship from the sixteen-yard'liwill' also be shot on this day. On the third day the Becker" team trophy event will see several teams in harness. The final 100 birds in the state amateur event in singles will also be contested on the third and final day. The Browning and Fowler handicaps will also be on the program on the final day. More than $1000 in added money r will be offered in the title games. The contests will be staged on the new traps of the club, the location to be determined during the present week. In the state shoot the Ogden club will be represented by some of the best shooters in the western country Ernie Ford, Gus Becker, A. P. Bige-lo.T- S. Browning, Marriner Brown-in- ?, Clark, and other stars, of the scatter gun art will be listed in the state competition. COMPLETING DETAILS Secretary Ford is now completing details for the big shoot, which gives promise-- of being the best ever staged in any part of the state. Amateurs from all parts of the state have been invited to compete. The five amateurs, residents of the state, who are credited with the high d swres on the event, will conn team to reprstitute the esent Utah at the zone handicap ament which will be held in ."Washington during the latter part of the summer- months. Com- 21.- - Trap shooters in all parts of the state are preparing for the state championship matches which will be held at the traps of the Ogden Gun club June 24, 25 and 26, according: to Secretary E. eL. Ford of the Ogden club. Twenty-fivevents will be listed on the program during the three days' shoot. Thursday, June 23, has been set aside as practice day. Chick Reilley, state champion in the singles will be oneof the stars entered in? the coming competition. Reilley won the state title, at Salt Lake last summer. The state amateur championship at doubles targets will be contested for on the Initial day- - Each contestant will endeavor to shatter 25 pairs, in this event. The trouble trophy will also be contested for on this date. -BIRMINGHAM. Ata. May 21. The Review Club of St. IaszIk". Bernard elimination baljoon racejvon Hoffman. University of iflssouji, got under way shortly after 7 o'clock pilot: Huso Mueller, a'.ie. tonight with the departure of the bal-- t "The Chamber of Commerce of Ft. loon "Atascadrra California." piloted Louis." H- 11. Honeywell, tu Louis, by Captain John Berry of St. J. M. O'ltelllr. aide. The big bar aailed wetard at about pilot: I "Navy .J. 0 mll"s per hour and the !ht other Roth. J E- Hallard. Ueut. piJot; aid. fit tillvr xr "Vi itv r: tuninunu iyuowea ai xne minute in-- i tervala. Captain Berry, who recently celeI nt brated nvnuiA his "Sth birthaay. la the oldest 1 ne entries In r :' pilot, while Von Huffman Is the starting order "AUi CaL." Certain John. rut, beir.g a few months short of his A. maioritv. Loun. pilot; Charle Merry. Vhlte. aide. ta prrwryre delayed the s'art Birmingham of the race which wl determine the Ralph Upson. New York, pilot; c J.;three American representatives tn lh Andrew, uaide. intr to h!dGor-F-alt. 't. I.o is No. ." J. H. McKibbn. !ru.-!-rnatlonaj Fert'tnber fT the pilot; C. V Merrell. aide, idon Bennett rup. "City of Akron,"' Wade T. Vanor-- !Weather otervatSen were said br man. Akron, pilot: Wlliard P. HVUr- weather tureau officials to indicate llnr. aide. that the hs'loon would continue wet- "Cltr of li'.nn!nhm," Iter Ionald-- j ward until the Mississippi liver was d son. pilot, and W, E. Robinson. and they would chanre L a vereitv of Illinois, aide. northwest course and finally the air "Army." Uut Colonel Frank pJcurreoia would turn the cours to the car Wrsiover.' North and Nonhet r ringing the Uhm, pilot: Major loor. to the IsV'v region. Confident of lt21 national Ueut.-Command- er 1 - ,-r j or Feml-Centennta- Iw l. p , Iul, tx rntet t- Unl-'cro-- -- ' - - , ' ' - bal-ald- e. Urtis "' The bounding badly and several tlmen the hole by Inches. He lot mlswing by 4 to S. 8 k. 2 Hundreds of spectators followed the fouraomes. Three of thee were won French lingo I" French and Amrl - ; The trade winds never seem te by a ub!antlal margin by the Americana The fourth and the cloet was can Unto American but fifh'lnc stoD Mosw.g in the twt a,) wcrld. . Dr. Paul Hunter and J. Wood Ir. either Is Just the earns j Proceeds Will Go Toward between Piatt on one side and H. II. I t m o n I Thoae who l.eijrve a knockout i America will win one of Morency and Ilorer Wethered on the Fund Being Raised for England's other side. In which the Englishmen coming In th hie ficht are wonde- three golf title. T. H. Blackburn held the lead at the turn by two holes. ringhow, when and where? Ily superior driving and putting the crary. A Americans gradually reduced the gap Ty Cobb la a txer in Philadelphia. America ).as gonwill sport even pack em Sounds like a hitter' gam Funds to be turned over to the fam and won by one up. in. "Bobby" Jonea. of Atlanta, who ily of the late Thomas Henry Black drove t-- Walter Pirns' The must 14th off the ball first amid cheern, burn, deputy sheriff, will he raised at proved to be In good form and re- lucky day. He cracked out his find1 Trter and Lonarde ll are great a boxing benefit to be held Friday turned homer of the season on April 14. and horses but they fell down badly when a score of 14 the first nine, his -evening In the Wasatch arena In and with "Chick" for rr.oat wsa at stake In the, historic derby. second on May 14. Evans. equally which the best boxem of Orden. Salt sound, finished with the largest rchool teachers are thy Lake and other Utah cltlfn and towns margin of the series. 5 and S. umpiring ball tbeThe slogan now In sport is to make will participate. Sheriff Richard E. In tadiums bigger and the gat fee W. E. games and it'll make Holderneei Tolley Maybe Chicago. Deputy Sheriff Curtis Allison. were beaten by Francis Oulmet and the kids perk up In their studlea smaller. Chief of Police Johnathan Jones, and Je.ise Guilford. 2 and 2. In this event Floyd A. Timmermsn will have charge Tolley made a disappointing Ml on Anne Morgan mads such a showing. theThe head lock ha-- i lot Its grip fa' of the arrangements. F - sucrsa an a Oulmet and since Guilford mismade Straruler fewer public Ixaii' promoter that she's Authority has been granted by takes. m out hold slipped off Zybby" bsld j now ntertngtoing blk rldlr.g gams. the Frank Francis and the Mayor city f head. GHEHNS FAST. SMOOTH. commission for the boxing show and The Nick AStrock la the Iron man cf two overseas other who players Mayor Francis has stated the affair lost in the single were Dr. Ptul HunHe can Iron laughs Into any Placing odds on the Rig Flcht laugh. Is for a very worthy cause and urgf on Los ter no matter what the scoreof ball whether have Frrnch you game, of Angeles. champion a large attendance. ar.crstors not. re Southern or ad board a who w9 California, defeat, Such boxers as Al Younr. Jlmml hjr C. C- Aylmer of HnnUih. S Johns. Bus Boyle, Cyclone EddU Kel-le- ed 2 t to and The sesson Is on In full blast In and J. Wood I'lall. Waiihlr.gton look a feather out of Jack Humphries, Young Joe Gint. up who lost to T.pJJ 1. Armour of Icht.m. ithe Indians hraddrraa ty trimming Atlantic City now. iHmpseys four-b- it Red isewey and others are being con- burn. 2 up and 1 to play. The show makea the fans wave wild. doctor, Fpaker'a crew a full eerie. sidered for the card and have signiwon favor with hli long nevertheless, v fied to their willingness The price t t pasteboard Is hlsh Jul shots. The way home runs &r flyir.g eut Plans are being mad participate. to make the approach V now. But If yo'4'e rot a certain this se.ison. it la atit.arsnt that his Jones, a let drivthrough spectacular affair one of the best boxlnr cards see the Can accurate you and piece of ball ing a needed in players off puttlnr. pace feamerely appeared fight. Ogden and pulled the British as a formidable (Miter. Jtsbe la it! tures will be offered In special entry addition to to the championship, for which his the athletic events. E. S. Hinckley, for Columbia is now the gern t,f the m match opens Monday. For the most of the stale industrial paln lh.t jrils, lo lht Y.cmm ' superintendent Harlem the were matches won . on la paved with bssea on having copped the Child cuoRiver. school 'has offered the us of the part which were from andi ree Princeton fast green, and smooth. sevschool band will and oo-send down Pennsylvania. onsmivint 21. srru'HiKnn. A bilUnrd la er win admit that a eral boys who will participate In the LONDON, AssoMay The 4 CM' 3 block in a cue match Is muchV (By program. The Hoylake corresCarpentier has fcen in VjFr twice Many boxers have volunteered their ciated Pre,) of the Ptar. describing the before. la it going to be thre times lorgtr than a city block. services and will be matched tomor- pondent foursome matchea played the and 'ut"? row. What's r a name? Well, with OO American and British golfers,by today iii oo and Kotsonarls thsr is a becit Borne folks think Jack has a good 7.by.sho says: a of of letters !t "Everybody was orilmbrtlc over the chance to beat Georges, and som British team. The crowd said that the think Oeorgea has a god chancs to lr aco.Ls i:j r.o w fcl forth Americans were only four ball and beat Jack. Yeah, that's why they're to B'g V. J1kcl.irre. l a. Harry WiilUm. not foursome players, a form of game matched. hieh school b;rirr. rUcJifd a In whk-the British were suppod game. Fur boas srs to trf seen In th to excel. Bobby Jones and Evans prodlaand on muffs th rmndiland ceeded to diwipate that Idea, doing the Fans often t' ! a for crawling first five holes In Champion Steps 4 Rounds, The Brit- mond. Ms Into s shell. it lUt e.ed cf m ish tit pair only halved rn of the holes Punches Bag and Plays crew. In Malls The racing Cleveland this :arn'.!y srried AMOUCANK COOL. MANHASSET, N. Y., May 21. Miss Elizabeth Bertha Smith, In The has a sjrUl was spring. Game of Ball "Joneg Jenkins outdriving by learned Georges Carpentier A minor leaguer In ! Judged by Ms today some of on her his now, 20 offerlnrs an diving delivery stamp dhe posture. and his had nothyards, that barbed wire fences are partner aeocuueru tut ty th work fce does to old recast the formula of allowing to the real American boy. To it- ing In of Rock I Sherry Springs two putts on th green. They rlayed ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. May 21. protect Georges from curious eyes. their second shots from all distances Jack Dempsey finished his first week Gets to in Francois Descamps had Meet Manager Shape Every stroke American rclfere maka on to the green, near enough to give of training today in preparation for crestthe the around fence camp on Ilrttishj Jinks-wibe criticised. contest Harbertson them with the of world's chance a the down championship 2 ed with barbed wire guaranteed' running with the Their opponents were playing to Georges Carpentier July putt.' to rip the seat of any trousers. A ci .en "ie up go who be anywhere on the green. Their shortest workout he has indulged in Iron he said, "we shall have "Now," e It vp. r.errr fit of Rock Jack sts shots failed and their putts perished. since he started hig grind Sherry days Springs. Wyo secrecy." will meet Jack Harbertson In a finish "The feature of all the Americans When an attendant went to the ago wrestling match In Ogden on the af was their confidence at the hos!4e. The heavyweight champion worked in barn .the gymnasium rigged up ternoon of Memorial Day, Monday. The Americans putts never look to in his indoor arena a little more than his whistled rendition of "The May 30th, to be held In the open air. b going else than into the half an hour, stepping four rounds Marseillaise" was interrupted by In the athletic field or Lorin Farr hole. Theanywhere British had with the gloves and punching the bag a violent the He sneezing. InvestigatThe match will h for a purse courage nor the strengthneither park. to and sand bag,for four rounds. He fined. for go Good Hard Work to Be Big of 11.000, winner to take all. the hole. They groveled for a line and Commercial League Teams! ished with some gymnastic exercise. a he rafter found Lying along Sherry has opened training quarters did a Jot of Jack Clifford, who boxed the last two three tousled hair boys, who mis-- 1 for pay seeds Feature in Camp of to Open Schedule Next at the Commercial club gymnasium in on the green,prospecting which are signs cf nerrounds with Dempsey, was bleeding understood his French and laughearhe Salt will train the vousness. Lake, where from the mouth before the first round ed instead of coming down. CoCarpentier Thursday . ... oo ly part of this week, prior to his openwas finished. the three he ushered them llaring n Shering quarters Ogden.. training Several women and quite a few chilto the front stuck gate. They Georaes Carpentier in preparing for ry Invites Ogden fans to watch him dren were in, the crowd and there was their tongues out at him and when Flay la lbt Ogdea Commercial women when Dempwflh Champion Jack work out at Salt Lake any ailernoon. his a gasp from the saw his tilt he he turned coming back, Georges baseball Jim Downing announced league will start next Tiara-- ! on the porch, his shoulders shaksey sent Clifford half way across thea Dempsey, is going to stick strictly to Promoter that were be riTie- and reeline to the ropes with arrangement the simple life process. The French yesterday day evening. At the present time ing with mirth. to Jack Curley. ing made for 8herry to work out at left hook to the chin. After Demp Had the boys been permitted champion, according four rtubt have entered the new In the Katies sev- finished he spent a few minutes his personal American representative, the Wasatch gymnasium to remain they would have been In COAST PACIFIC club Ogden. building tilavine with the childrenIJ1C;UIX art now being does not care to chance going siaie league and effort disappointed, for Georges, accordW. SCt) IUi vicro III ns. U Pet. made to get t least two more teams game of with a set program. Georges has alto news which sifted from the Dempsey played the usualmen ing S ana camp, wa3 still resting. .est In action. Sherry hasUrndefeated Nelson and Kan Francisco baseball with newspaper ...It ways decided against the plan of havLater also Harbertson. cenholds a r. 17 decision Sacramento .17 a near .114 camn followers today. He played first his busy tried out a new tourcamp training ing Two teams of exceptional merit art Carpentier over Londoa- He hss recently return- Los Angeles .551 of car...24 money base part of the game and pltchea the for It ter He purpose making in company ing drove, entered The Ftcd ed from JJ Omaha, where he has had Seattle. . .S4I M. Nre la th new loop. two inninfts. on his training camp. with his trainer, for an hojur or it t osbaseball of to at three months extensive of aggregation was Vernon 21 dedicated arena .21 The outdoor more. If Curley'a dope if correct, Carpen the Farmer Burns school. training .(21 e Maccabe-and team the d eight-rouncontests. iers g tier will do. all sorts of stunts that and businessmen of Hock The sports Oakland Dressed in cap, ....20 21 ..411 rank with the best amateurlodge night with five was a teams la to increase bodily development. Springs who Salt Lake The champion tend is spectator. brown suit dark and he sweater, oo- have great confidence In Bherrya abil- Portland acre 48 at state. 21 a the cf th farm leased .244 has During to be early part about ....10 Curley the appeared weight as a wrestler, furnbhed the money month of April the Nye players bat Manhasset. L. I., and on this the ity his manager announced he had to attend the athletic school. Frenchman will do everything rrom for him made on his arrival several days YcMcrdara Ilewulta, tled the Ogdea Gunners la two close are to humble Tney the 170 Kalt Lake 107: Vernon 21. drudgery from Rockplanning aon Dig .excursion ago, pitching hayon contests. pounds. May 30th to Springs to be found the ordinary American see him After the ride Georges joined Oakland t 2; Kacramento 1 S. The e4wrlght Construction team Harbertson. wrestle Portland-Lo- s farm. Carpentier believes dally work ; his manager and others of the game Angeles also is IIARBKHrSON BUSY. expected, to furnish, plenty of of no matter what sort Just so it Is rain. party, sprawled in comfortable" com comes Word from Harbertson's petition for tbe other teams la work does more for a man in train rockers on the front lawn. He Seattle 7, Ban Francisco 1. will op at the learue. Frank Lauder, who has the tvia Lewiston Beet Disrerers quarters Pingree in a gymnasium a gymthan his chair behind a rose systematic grind ing placed on the local that Jack ,1s getting Into excellent of this team bat signed tome nasium. to pose the bush the AMX3UCAN escape of charge eyes LHAGCn. With workouts the at lot next Wednesday. This contest shape. In to be In tbn one dally, idea "The big Carpentlers gym as well aa road work, HarbertW. L Pet. nifty players and expe-ct- gonfalon-HarrsVifml he a hummer. In a recent"said after oo closing Curley program, . the for Cleveland 20 league IS .401 running comers during his New contest stacred at Lewiston the Gunfor the lease on the Mathews farm, is son will take on all 17 11 York; Towers, one of the managers .(SI defeat in OUTSIDER went down to a Invites and Ogden periods of work training different hard kinds, good ,.-.-lt Detroit era pacific yara o;nc IS South of LOWERS the .fit hlra. to battle. fans wateh a flashy with plenty of restful sleep and early . Boston 12 .100 ll nine expects Ms aggregation to pr Promoter Downing stated that a the RACE HORSE RECORD rising. In fact Georges will, do . .100 Washington d It world's the a of it and Bill a James form la style la the new locrv. Seme morn,hero his work early in the Big major of before Bt. Lou la IS .414 of the best b It contest the would series of 9H. while a member of the arise. boxing dwellers the player of the amatetir city ing long . IS Chicago It ,441 on card. Rnstnn "Reaves, will heave for the Beet features other the be getting warmer now, caliber in the state wfll represent the LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 21. Old The days willwants 20 t . Scores of .110 oo Philadelphia to the and Rosebud's 5 Diggers next Wednesday get 2"!03 Georges through seconds Yard office. record of Ogdenltes will no doubt journey to for a mile and a Quarter, established busiest part of his program, before Two games a week will be played ITeamlta. Yewtcnlaya the the big pitcher the park to, give wnen ine won the Kentucky Derby on the rays of Old Sol get strong enough IOWA UNIVERSITY the league. Umpire for the variNew York la 4. 7, Chicago once over. to kill his ambition. h May 9th, 1914, was lowered 11. Cleveland t. ous games will be named Monday. . WINS TRACK MEET Philadelphia "Of course, It Is too early .to plan of a second today by Woodtrap, an . Boston I. Detroit RuJes and regal00 for tbe seasoa The Dostpojied game with the Brig outsider in the betting, who won the a campaign of training, but you can 4. Louis St. 2. be all in been adopted. Other details for will r Washington Peaches probability ham hve say with much assurance . that the Kentucky handicap, for three-yea"tilaved in Ogden next Sunday. Cy olds Iowa. May 21. Iowa the league fcTe also been taken far and upward. Ethel Gray was French champion will do but little DE8 MOINES, Gordon tzxie clothe tie the NATIO.VAD LEAGTJi:. colstate Mnrcan is expected to work on the second won the annual work of Car outside of. university gym and Jouett sparring. thirdW. L. cf aa Ogden eitabliih-mcc- t, pet. slab against the locals. he loves work- lege track and field meet at the Drake product Woodtrap paid M5.20 to win, 123.00 pentler likes to farm; .100 ...24 It in sTery Pittsburg niado la our own work 10 place, and 112.10 to show. today, by scprlng ing around plants, and I would not be stadium 21 a 10 New York run and Kmie Fallentine, Mar receiver of The event .t77 If a the he makes model propexcept mon with race, surprised SHATTERS added 110,000 rooms. Yoa can buy cue of If It .Sit DE PALLIA the Tremonton Bears, is playing points. Rrooklyn . . ey, was worth $15,200. of which Wood erty out of this place before he leaves- Javelin throw, for a total of tt 14 12 the 62 behind with second RECORD Is Ames Chicago finished .Sit Fally to ITrnow platter. thew niti for he psrpoints. Host on . AUTO TRACK fight Dempsey. nifty game trap won 112,625; Ethel Gray, $1,500; .14 IS and Drake with .412 fond 20, of on third is rated as one of the best backstops joueit. jjoo, and Ginger, Qrlnnell the working tlcularly who flnlsn No need to ead away, with Pt. Louis 0 It .157 in the league. lawns, using the lawn mowers, roller fourth with It. ed fourth, saved the stake of $275. S Co 21 trouble some delayi jad Cincinnati 21. the ....1112 20 .124 tvnTXNAPOLXft. Way Ra!ph and such things, and I have no doubt S Cornell scored 2 points, Des Moines Hansen. Dorious and Ballif, mem but that he will do much of it here Philadelphia ,276 De palms, aujomobile driver, broke-tvrithout tecurius' fit. Every Seven records were broken In the Logan and Ogden clubs were settled when he gets settled." bers of the Utah Aggie team will join record cf the Indianapolis track to"we mike is Uilcrcd to your nere was a ruit mark here to The big barn on the Matthews farm course of the meet end Yesterday's ResatlU. the Smithrield aggregation baseball last Tuesday when President Romney mnfnr ateedwar tvT one lap a are all . 2 be JavUn In ruled cleaned established miles Petersen out 12, will the a that was scrappy and throw, the 12 Rrooklyn the property Pittsburg space day, They meofure and rur.de from the day when h covered should add considerable or tne ugden club. And then the only partitioned off for a gym. large The mat new event on the program. Chicago 8. New York J. tn players and i::t:7S. cloth that you t elect. school events Cedar Uoaton t, Cincinnati S. In thehto-v-high thing that Petersen could do was to ter of procuring equipment for the RsntfM strength to the Smithfield team. . won easr iftrt arL first out Bt. Louis IS. . Philadelphia 2. go and show that he possessed the gym will be left entirely to the -- 00 Frenchman a selection after he ar- placa with 2t point a west Ies Moines LouisFalck. former Ogden- Tiger gooas. fie did BAKER TURNS ANKLE 1 na was is a brand lowa with rives. second baseball star, good have already playing Arrangements wij with It points. The Ogden club has some of the been made to fit the house out with hlrh school third of ball in the centerfield position for rosTRONnn. AND LEAVES FIELD Cedar Rapids won the high figures BRIDGEPORT. Conn-21.- best boosters in the state on the board new furniture. the Logp,n Collegians. Falck would May ana lour miras. The Ro rash-Haoo field bmit to decide look mighty sweet in an Ogden uni- of directors of the club. Such men capturing fiva firsts -- 06 DRENNAX TO BATTLK. as Gus Wright, Mayor Frank Francis, 211 Twenty.ftfth Street formwho Is to fight Jack Rrltton here for CiriCAOO. May 21. "Heme Run j ST. PAUL, Minn., May 21 Orval Adams, Walter Ellingson, C. E-title the the for MICHIGAN HEATS CHICAGO. was which welterweight baseman New, third Raker." Billy Carl Petersen is at last the property A.rm8irong, Angus Kennedy and oin Mlske. of St. Paul, and Bill Brennan. AN ARBOR. Mich.. May 21. Mich- - scheduled for Monday night, has bssn York Yankees, turned on his rtfht an We have' a few uncalled fcr d of the Ogden club. The arguments ers are doing all in their nower to re of Chicago, heavyweights. har been Iran won a kie today while running for a fcl fir suits at remarkable reductions victory In a postponed until Thursday night. which have been made during the vive the grand old eame here. They matched to box ten rounds her June track meet with Chicago today, let to lUrtneid bruised his left arm in in the against the Chicago White Lralalaa: Thursday. Box and had to rsttrs-27. if j past seven weeks by members of the are to be congratulated on their work. 6. it was announced today. - ne w, - 100-bir- five-ma- ' !IL'.VDIU-:n- LOOK ON. 1 p plng-por.- g . . :: 7 !;;. Pin-coc- k. 40-ya- rd 220-ya- all-rou- rd nd r .'i de-pen- da Delaware-Chesapeak- - ' -- J . y. - - . American Boy Is Great Worry to Carp's Manager ; sx thrut a, MEMORIAL DAY Ag-u- e no-hi- t, r.o-ru- n bir MAT BOUT SET left-hand- er I -- -- CI1RLEY BACKS AMATEUR STAR: ll 1 RENCH CHAMP - EAGER FOR DELL Clubs Stionding . I - - - (Tagging the Bases! Ogden-Gunner- r M snug-fittin- poet-poned- s auto-mobilis- ts. s y 5-t- ten-roun- d, six-rou- four-roun- nd Have Your Suit Made in Ogden 2-- to C'l one-fift- r- - two-mll- 5. ..-.1- &- 1-- 2-- 6. 2. . GORDON - "J non Tailoring Co. . rt one-side- a-a- v |