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Show f a. i. - - - saaJ-- ' i " - 111 J. 4- ...ii ,1, wil'l i TDNTllDAYr AIT.fr: PROVO EVENING HERALD, '" ' 4 . -- aaU-i- 3, .1 ,, , ,., .. i.n li . . e i f JLtJi , - IMi , : . LlLW 40 Schools Are Already Listed twin Falls High and Ricks College of . xceee all rimiMt Ever fully ,w. . athlete xnJvL" 1.400 K. ni vr ore " a. .n. rhooU ara enteringof athlete ttarmtnumber, Urge inn and-f final may be neeoea ' RoberU 'uur ,. ' j - ' . . Director rv.nf.i- - f Rxburg, Idaho, - ikk imtmrait of Idaho, aouth- IdahMnrii ( formerly known a. U1 b bo Tech of Pocatelto), w4 vwiia hlsh. school a re am winner In divisionalwill tend a atatt, tka of IB. ' strong turn. Praspn, ioam.. wlU aend a food group of athlete, 0m rr : report csoIareaTTnmrxmeta ha not yet been received. B. A. Snow college, Dixit eol!". ' C. and U D. 8. Junior allege, alao will b repreaented. . The three hirh achoola of Salt " Laks East, Wert and U D. S. win hav soma of the larg eat team, ta the entire competition. Ogden on .hand. high ehoo alao will be .... Logan, Devli, Tooele, Cypru.. Mur-"- "' ray. - Waaaten Academy and WaaatcU high art lifted among, the tarty ihrdaa;rWBeifJrJtew BSnTTJJatT fTk, n, Orem welterweight grappler, referring to Henry Jonee' atata-men-t, that he had no time to meet Park before leaving for the nortbweet.' the trie.. - ' '' , . Large Frovo Entry All Khools of Alpln. and Nebobe to are ur. track division, Prevo repreaented. Provo high whoa team I now appearing a. on. of the mort formidable to the rtaU. plana to capture a good ahar of the medal. . f r ' - ALEX AND NEHF Veteran Hurler Show That Brains Still Prove Most Effective EVANS 37 yearTrTgeniHriWTTric7nnSat in ms opening game By the tight score of being forced, to bear bt-- Pe4ir"MlieHfh 4h etie j Cleveland 8 The fact that Cincinnati .667 ., Onee New York .667 gave Nehf a trial after John . .... of the New York Giants fig. Washington I 7 Bt Louis 38 ured him through, only to have the fi .456 Reds turn him loose, must have Chicago Boston 4 .361 made the victory all the sweeter. 3 .429 Nothing pleases n bait player more Philadelphia Detroit 5 .357 than to bent the club that gave him the gate. This is particularly true of a pitcher, and, of course, a shut' TaeMUy. Resalts out victory made the conquest all New York 4. WashmgtoK 0. the mere sntiafvlng to Nehf. St. Louts . Cleveland Z Tribute to Pitching . Chicago S. Detroit . . The two unexpected shutout, Philadelphia 1L Boston 67 icored by the Alexander and the Nehf' are a. real 2--0. ;..'.. ...... Oakland! Portland Seattle ........ ...,. W L. S 7 10 10 U .. 9 13 ... 8 19 ... 5 16 .. Pet featured Ruth', big two homa raa. league base ha fl - The Bambtna eraahed I out a pal of circuit clouts off rtOSetSbee' of Wastiiugtoo. each Jttme with the baaas empty. The Yaak. won, 6 to 0, behind Pen- nock', rill-edaitchlog.i Tonv Lazaeri'a timely blngt scored the other two runs for tha Yankee., Tuesday. ... j j I , SPANISH FORK. April 2S-P- re. V It day old iafaat aoa a ta Mr. and Mr Eliaa Bowco. died at - tha hots Monday after a short UK naa presumably of heart trouble. Funeral service, were hld today j residence. Bishop William C i at th Backatrom and Lara P. Larsan abort words of consolation". T AYSOM CHILD DIES wer by Bishop Beck-atroPrayer, 29. PAYBON. April Kenneth, and Bishop Laraen dedicated ' sis week eld infant son of Mr. tha grave in the Spaaiak Fork city ad Mrs. Harold Jones died Mon- cemetery. Eight brother, and alat-e-rt and tha pdreau urviva, i day rilght at the family ham 1n t . the Third ward from pneutnonia. ' j f. l ,. r f n ft j i Surviving are th parents, one aister and four brother. Funeral service, will be held at tha bone of Mr. Barah of th. infant with Bishop R.,' L. wuson in cnarga, Joie Ray Seeks Olympic Place ' Sprinter Sees Gal s'- m ' . t' 4 - of-tri- Bg , X1 f?lrt,-graadmoth- - l , o .11 RELIABLE USED CARS 1 - JI2 J-7- Wednesday, workout with Brin- We TeU You The Truth About Our Used Cars 1 i..... . j tf r PWE GUNNERS cr d . IN MISSOURI As Marathoner used Cars ' Con-,wa- sl A: -- " - y. 1 Used Car Specials in, - er ; fln-she- f... r we , tr:.. Newhouse Heavier Than Ever Before Tumiev Una mt Salt Lsk FELT HATS Qcaned an4 Blocked , . f i J. rLftATBURN, $198 1st West and Center St. PROVO i , for ,30 pays Oar Used Cars Are Guarante4. USED CAR DEPT. 1 Phone 279-82- Gen. Mgr. , , '.""." - ., 2 21Z ii "A couplo of South Sea Sailors." remarked a city traveller to the niokerjL"were discussing thir latest family additions. Said one, 'are youse gonna christ- in sad ealewrt. , iO Bomm. EACH WITH BATH J2.00 to 4.00 Export workmanship. Hats cleaned while you wait. National French Cleaning Co. 97 N. U. Ave., Provo , hon 125 fijht Cilr'i wbr imrii And mrf otanrt with ttirn WowttaW Mr. Garat la aoBiwctteB. Cfs hsMla, $823 Telluride Motor Co. salt Lake city, utah NEW YORK Heavier than ati any time during hi. career, G ne champion, Tunney, heavyweight cam to town from Rivetid.ile,. had visited where he his mother upon his return from Miami Bereft. Tunney will spend several days In New York and then go to Specu- .i. snorted the other; "'Huh,' 'D'youse tlnk I'm cruel enough o bat any kid o' mine ever da hen wit a bottle o' booze?'" GREATEST ATHLETIC EVENT 1 L, C J Those who use the ride cheaply and safely. tribute to pitehmg art. There are few hurlers in baseball vh clve more thought to their work than Alexander and Nehf, .It is more than a mere throwing contest when they ascend the mound. Back of every-ba- ll pitched ts a desire on the part of the two to- outguess the bat'.- - Weekend Eicursiona Provo to Salt Lake1 and return. . .773 .667 .591 .545 ter. , .476 The Alexander and Nehf of today .409 are mere ahadows of the two stars .286 of 10 $1,55 600 Mil Mileage Book " 2 CENTS PER MIIJE Goad between all station. lommuUtiea, ee fit IH,w t. J K7m U INSURES 1400 PARTICIPArJTS, r.lIIILEAGE "OREM LINE" years back. There are a score . 238 of right and left bander in the two major league, who have twice the ReulU T.day's staff of either of the veterans, but Private cars and special Hollywood I. Portland 0. few have their IrfT.nite cunning rates to parties on San Francisco 1. Sacramento 0. The remarkable performances of Mission. , Seattle . application. these two old" timers In their Lb Angelea I, Oakland 5. ' start of the, 1928 sean ji the best 1 flrkafsta Aa.aT aWllllH flaa Za flat UtUataWl&fAafaV -- r IJ I VIAn.UW v a". vn gn... cpTTin? pOjBsibie proof that could he offered BY A LANDLADY of perishable freight . to show how much there Is to pitch"What is the rent of this room. In- ing aside from the mere mechanical Salt Lake & Utah K. IL the use of the piano?" cluding angle. -nd Well," suggested the landlady, Henry L Moor Uae of the old "gray matter" his P. Ahereromble, Reeelrer. prtiap. yoa'd ba so good as to temporarily at least Placed In the Aldoa J, andenon. TraCfK Mgr. pmy i something first Travel- baseball background the theory that I er. Magazine. i i youtn win De served. I i ' ' a. M W t If At m fa V 1 1 ,11 process of insulating with robber every liber of ereTy- cord within the tire, is one Of fnanjr reasons why Fire stone Tires have broken all mileage Gum-Dippe- d .records. Service with every a. tire I yon ony from us WEST 200 OFHCIALS, 124 EVENTS 800 Beaiitiful Women In the extra Gum-Dippin- INTHE Posture Parade Friday, April 27, 2 p. m. Women's Athletic Meet. Saturday, April 28, 10 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. ... " Posture Parade ; Men's Athletic Meet. Saturday, April 23, at 1:30 p. ' ' "" " :' : m." H... BrimhSll Brosr Tinp Mrwrtf ivtc". - -- i x PRICES:- - - r ''''"". Children under ' '..-.- General Adm. 50d "V Students 25c, ' : ' 12, 15d PHONE 260 223 WEST CENTER - ' 3 ' , . saaaBBwaaaaaaaa1aaBmHsaaBaaaaMaaaaBaaaa.Bi . BIG . -- I ley and Gilchrist on hanLniay prove decisive In this selection. Brinley Ts a strong net man. n! though Gilchrist Is much steadier Z from the back court." Munk Lewi. Munk, "wfio ""astonished Iwd to tell Whes yotf teay 1 used ear pretty dopesters by defeating Bill Hayden, " veteran Utah star, In the lone Sinjust by looking at it. -gles of the. Utah match, probably ts baaed on our mechan'' Our appraisal of nvrnry used will be aeen in action in the lengthy LCharlry paddock, that 'fastest hu And when we sell it worth. of its actual the ic's knowledge Aggie.. lnplc. against man, included Washington in the These same Aggies have a we will always tell all we know about it. , tour is he conducting team, which counts upon barnstorming Its great strength in doubles to to stimulate interest in the Olympic We want you to be satisfied with the used cat you buy summer. next Here he Is subdue both the "IT and the "Y". Game, here because we want to keep you as a used and ne show outside the White House Lund Johnson and Hy where he met President Captain Failing to stage a comeback s a WAYNES VILLE, Mo. car customer. Coolidge. Aprfl 25 Cannon are likely to form one doumller, Jote Ray, a star of the 1930 " roPT-Ttraticontintents! bles he and with Joe t: .team, and" 1924 Olympic Team., Is trying Pyl Cowley It pays, in the long run, to buy a used car fronj a Bukk for longer distance, to get a place runners were half way across M'as-ou- rl either Alton Saxer or Myron dealer. 31 aa reached the when other. Johnaoo Rolla, on the Olympic Brenchley they ' ' and Cowley are expected to eppear team thl. year. miles northeast of here. Andrew in while two The leaders. Jack Christ- Payne singles a!no, Ray filed his en" try; for the three of Claremore, Okla., and Peter I enECn, freshman, star, rms a big 192G Star Sedan 1927 Buick Master Sedan marathon, that Oavuzr.l, South Ampton, England, egR? for the'lone' sirileb'liertn.'" 192G Olds Delux Coach-19-26 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet are to be used finished In a tie for lentil place jonnaon, a veteran coiiegiate Oakland Coach 1927 Ford Coupe psrformer, is well known here. eKtest race by in Monday'. 81.9 mile lap from t tfc a ec1 on Cowley played for Aggie, three 1925 DodgB Coupe 1926 Chrysler Coach . Ed .Gardner,, and Phillip 'ears at;o, while Cannon was a commJUcfcand Granville of Hamilton, Ont, negroe. high .enrol sensation threa years if he fatlj to in ii'b MJJ3,Bb mE iii Oil! In 7:24:06. on Wanttl- - past Both Cowley and Cannon arc the lop liver over , the In second showing up brilliantly this year, long distance he neit;New York, wa. Insist, he will 7:53:0ffvand Glusto Umek, Trieste, and forced the more recent letter- Ail :Ms Tw3EMii-ei- C 8:04:41. men into the background. W' take a shot at Italy, thirtTta " . - . (Week April 22 to 28) v e 1 the' 10.000-metCannon Is regarded as one of the i . USING smith doubles state', ne race play. ana outstanding jeeis "I'm ; 1926 BUICK J.,iu Itav team going to bringmltli! for crs, ar.i the Johnson-Canno- n sure tnat he can qualify. Ray dinner. COUPE " rhould be "formidable. . in the extremely AWrdafewjdav. ago "Btrt-avcn't -- a thing. brilliant performer- - wit Cowley,- Boston marathon-- his firut maraHOTEL i92rOLDSSIOBILE can't TexeepUonal form. Is equally strong thon attempt "Tut Tut! He's Just the man to In Singles and doubles. Saxer won SPORT TOURING i. help move the, stove."- Detroit hi. letter last year, while Brench Newa. ley won his awerd two yeara ago. is , ...17 ...14 ...13 ...12 Babe I en your new kid?" ............... - i Infant Is Dead At Spanish Forlc'Hotnc result from th. present . workouts. "Sa.rky" Dixon and Reed 'Portsr are sure to form one double, com bination again, while Paul Holt will plav both stn?le and doubles. as will Dixon. Holt's partner of Ust week, Bruce Gilchrist, is having a terrific battle to hold his place in the Aggie match, however. Elion Brinley, freshman, Who is a strong doubles performer, is working hard for a place, and has shown up ex ceptionally well In recent practice. il.r Then, Just to keep Alexander from lator to start training for his hogging the epotligHit, Artie Nehf. with Tom Heeney in July. Ban Erancisco Hollywood Sacramento Lo. Angelea . , Missions xtt f eat aEEFFECIWE - Team Standing r-- W l.i nll.M blalMlilf Iflll t.Ul'M. Ijn Lllft AUJLiAU. XlMlVLia 1JI fciilJtJdlll '.for the eastern intercollegiat. baseball championship. The equad work the Chicago Cubs, ing under Coach FVed MHcholl, former manager-oand Captain Howie Burn., star center fielder, include, some of the best " In the baseball talent In the picture above are Burn, and Mitchell and In the circle 1. W. T. Spfnney. survivor of the Harvard collegiate aone of the pcfctrtorrTit"tlir oponlnf chimiofrTeBmPt'18t,-who-wagame, a- Gast League e . rlTrrr- I . Team Standing i beltr....jL:,..li !" I; aft : d That old adage "youth will be at served" 1. being buffeted around conference or TbaJaockyJUouaUlft rmgln-inajfreahman Affair ebould be a great considfTabiymw baseball clrclea league Itaelf. In tuMl In this day of the lively ball and Utah U.' UUh Aggie. slam-bsnR T. g tactics, a ehutout U th be will Bute MonUna and aoesftly unusual among the 16 major leagu' As a matter of fact the Ncv. Utah U and Utah Aggies fcava onlj iYiwk.Yiuk!ewAlajDiied. of lh61"DTTnim"frwfiiBan "lorn, during the entire Mason of sur in the histories of the two i once 1V27. That will give you some idea schools, and the "Y" has a number of what a difficult mater it Is for a f stellar performer, on Us own ac- team to hM the opposition rnnless count Although no word ha boon for nine Innings. received from Coach Ott Rortiney f MonUna State, who come to the Veteran Show flaws Despite the adage that youth will B. T. V. thl. fall, it Is hoped that he will bring a few freshman athlete, be served and that whitewashing the opposition la a most difficult with him on hi. visit to the -- Y." In The huge corps of official, i. In matter, two veteran pitcher.cam.tart of the 1922 readiness for the big event. , their Initial paign turned in shutouts. -any Although veteran National League: hurier over 80 year, ofpitcher. age Is so regarded are supposed to need plenty of hot weather to be at their best, Team Standing the two feature pitching performW. L. Pet ance, of the first week of play had .. 5 2 .714 old New York ,. time pulling the hero .tuff. .. $ I .025 G rover .tar. Brooklyn ... Cleveland Alexander, 41 .600 .. Lout. 3t of age and In hi. 18th year I 6 JS71 year, Chicago .... of major league baseball, stepped .500 .. a Cnlclnnatl .. right out and scored a shutout In . 3 6 .373 his first Philadelphia .tart Even more Impor3 . .300 .. , Pittsburgh. 7, tant Alexander didn't pick any soft Soston .i 2 S .286 spot for his stellar performance. In he whitewashing the opposition, Tueeday's Renults used the kalsomine brush on the S. Louis Cincinnati 7, St pennant-winnin- g Pirates of 1921, Chicago f, Pittsburgh 2. one of the hardest kitting club. In 7. Brooklyn 1J, Philadelphia baseball stake. I e, "Henry Jone. know. I am In good ahape now that', why he doesn't want to meet me," said Park. "Jonea, talked a lot lttat. time about keeping the belt, in glaa. mm. It" now aeema that to keep the belt for he HI3 grandchildren. "When I wreet led Henry Jone. last time, the dislocated shoulder i t suffered caused me to lose a sum of money, .inc. I had to cancel my scheduled match with Matty Matauda In Lo Angelea. 1 went out of my way to give Jones hi. ehanc. at the belt, and now he', going oat of lil. w.y to dodge me. "Come on, Henry if you're so. sure of beating me. dont worry about a little time -- and about good-siae- I - n-- r One of the most interesting net mstches of the season is slated to take place on the Provo Tennis club courts Friday at 2:30 o'clock, when B..Y. V. and Utah Aggie tarple In a collegiate encounter.deThe "Y" netmen already hava feated the University f Utah, aivl a ylctory over Utah Aggis would give them "a b'g advantage In the race for state title honora. Utah Aggie, play Utah V Thursthe day afternoon, in Salt-Lakmatch having been postponed from last week. Aggies, with tha strongest team to represent the Logan school In years, are favored to defeat the Utes, miking Friday"? match with the Cougar, of the ut" most importance. Coach T. Earl Pardoe has been werking his racquoteers hard this Hot On Trail Of Jones Bout ApplesaWtr will appear declared U Robert, today. "Girto' iitur earade, Junior htgn. chool meet, and Saturday after-achooUi, oon'( great avaott for highC. frash- and R. M. m.a-- all wilt be on lrger acale IMrtor . Coarch Pardoe May Switch Y Lineup to Repel Most Formidable Aggie Net Out- -' fit to Be Assembled In Years - Rex- - Park Is Still vtoueaifc t BOHEBJS ge . with mtriM of 40 school. Already listed roe th coming eighteenth annual B. T, V. Invitation track Ad field mart and relay carnival, "T" wui. ara confident that the .port will xlasslc of Friday and Saturday .V. .1ATCII llEnE TEtliJIS BABH GETS . ! burg Are Coming From Idaho; Preston Team Expected; Details Complete . i FANS EJIPECT GREAT Harvard On Title Trail Byron Dastrup Ana S NOGAN TIMPA 1 0 - P i e c ez0r ch e stra PRE-SEASO- N OPENING DANCE SAT., APRIL 28th ' s |