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Show i. PROVO EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, 7T7T T7t SCORE IS TO BIG LIEET 10-- 0 - - III OAflE CONTEST 7-- 4 TEJl S "STILL HOT OU PROVO DEFEATS IIEOER 'JUNE '21,' 1823. ii- BKjSLES A(!0 a nrth; Ch!f Em -- - BOBBLES 0 ' t Paon fmt mMim iAV - heartfelt thank if the offtndmg Hoover sprinted la and "trapped" game la with Amertcac Fork ? Mw . V. 1. k.ll m wire screen were removed. MJ, and than hurled livery body will be there! the ball to first Rua Neisoa drop . It seems that the aua oa the wlr I causes a reflectioa which make ped the throw, hut then tossed the following close following of th gam next bail toS. Colvin at second, calls from Hoover and Col- ts impossible for tha blescbertte. J Bvtn.Q. This forced Bonner, whs had X X X X Selmaa oa rendered Umpire of th queerest decisions seen la Provo caught the bail oa the fly. Coivia ball back to first bass, LAST TIMES TODAY this season la tha Heber game, and flapped the G. Nelsoo. whs also thought retiring and war fans players alike mysti- U bail had been caagbt on th fied by the verdict"POOR : GIRLSHowever, th umpire' explana- fly. and had never reached first A dramatic storr of a I tion Of the rulinf ia Inrlril Here how: , . mother's love girl s dis- enajksa up in remaraaoie illusion and a man's faith.' 23 assists Wednesday. Tha I (rrovo : -infield certainly set a fast ,Tlmp I puce against Heber. .with Howls of the Provo fans hv t x Tf r been ascending to high heaven ever I Dell Gay has been doing plenty of Dorotliy Revier, Edmund since tha wire screen waa placed In fielding work In hia last two games Burna; Ruth Stonehouse I He had front of tha third base bleacher six assists la th Heber and others. in recent th Tinti In Tlmp park. -fray, and Seven eontiiat- ' The bleacherlte declare, that they With one man out and Bonner. Comedy r mora than willing to Ukelhelr o first base. C, Kelson sent a low Next la th afternoon Wednesday chaaeea of dodging a batted ball "ueonve towara "HOT TIRES" shortstop. Bliss big gams! Need we Bay that th bow and then. In preference to their International Ne"g .view of the game serihaving ously obstructed by' tha wire and the poets. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Without question, tho club man would receive numerous agement T- - U. prlater and Owen Row, Spanish Fork Slabmaa Hows hurdle alar, will go to tha Olympic 4 final tryouta at Harvard stadium. Vp In and' T, if school aathoriU July "t Polling Inrinrible have their way. Row' magnificent showing In -Denver, where he won the 300-seconds, half CENTRA l. IT AH LEA.CE : meter event In :21 a aecond fatter than tha Olympic tlut Standing . W. L Frt. record for that distance, baa caused too lata to catch, Whit Hoover, and Br BOB GOODELL 1 Ameriraa Fork Jtn comment throughout the west, and Colvin aafe. aU hande were regla, .fad tut "Y" authorities. In aplte of low Look out thar, you Cavemen th Freve ,,..-'whiDi totted E. Montgomery tered fund for athletic at tha present JWt Heber ..4 Tlmpa ar till eomtn ! eraah Dyer out, and Dell Gay then 4 .444 time, are anxloua to see that ha They cam Wednesday, and turn ed out hit homer, Berry scoring Bosnia Fork' .444 geta hia big chance for the Olym . Tlatie with a ruh, at tfte expense 01 m ahead of him. cams .. JW pic team. r, ateal battUnr Heber EajtW. They exelt-InHoover's Blltt Row la Dubls- af of third and . Wednedaya Resalts .' from behind to will tb moat Infield out ac Berry Row himself la dubious about American Fork It, Ppaninh Fork played in Tiihp park, thi counted for another in the tlxth. the trip. He haa a summer Job at ' . Tin Uini inv mfwi Heber made ita Uit aerloua bid In rrova t. Heber I. or by a score of T to 4. p4mitt''Prar,Jhich he doe not tha aeventh. With two out. Gay like to give up, and the difficulty Friday's Schedule wta thrill In very mln- patted Davit, who regittertd on hiti he ixperiehced IB acclimating himFayaoa at lleber. tit it the ninety required lb com- by Al Murdock and C. Montgomery. at the national Intercollegiate self the and on encounter, aecond With these men perched plete the lively In Chicago la another factor to b visiting Eaglet were decidedly dan and third. Gay took. E. Montgom-ery'- a AMERICAN FORK. June 21. considered. slow roller and totted him out gerous until tht last man was out. However, Rowe'a supporter are Turning pitcher battle into a to end tha threat Gav Cannerto For Home-rparade In tha fifth Inning. Ameri anxioua for him to make tha trip Den Gay got off lo a wobbly itart Final Run on Errors n; b"t on ns can Fork won it aeventh auccee--! to Masaacnusetta. Climatic cotdv4Row ta A basa on balls to Bliaa Hoover, hut settled down after on the best men In the nation. so afnot be should tion unfavorable aire league game Wednesday and finished Berry' sacrifice, a muff by Al Mur the J third In Chicago, and Rowe'a He demonstrated that fact concluwild heave by Art Mur- ternoon, smothering 8panlh Fork there a etroag. Incidentally, this aame Dell dock and tn the national competi sively by hla Denver performance. 10 0. a count to of experience by fourth-Innin- g dock gave Provo Ita final tally In ' Gay .climaxed Provo'i hould tion von fifth stand him in good stead. Only one man Frank Wykoff, CaliAmerican Fork Inning, homa run drive tha eighth. -rally with a mighty wan I Chief n doubt that when fornia high school boy who con There Aram Polling The acorc: which fa over the right field quered Paddock haa recorded betChief hla aizth up Polling hung HEBER: ABHPOA lead, never to be Prove m two-ru- n ter time for the event thi season . . AMERICAN neat FORK with He shutout . a, victory Al Murdock, a ... ... 4 2 1 S held the Wykoff scatterto negotiated tha distance In alx Boetdiggera i Red Colvin enjoyed big day at C. Montgomery, rf ABHPOA :20 HO aecond to defeat the fleet was ed and never In hit, danger. E. Montgomery, Sb Heber'i expense, . amaahing out 1 . 4 veteran In a recent California try- Cafter blanked the Cavemen for Bennett, Sb a and two ling Ira in four Bonner,- p 01 put 2 Homer, rf In affin four but Inning ttyle, 0 0 trlpl to tha plata, and acceptingbob-11 Stanley, cf . Conteauently. critic declare thai ter he had done some, itrenuous Barrett, e ' 1 0 Q. Nelson, c chaaeea In tha field without Rowe haa as good a chance as an,? Durrant, cf In bate the when ha fifth, running 0 ble. Several of Colvin'a atopa were A. Murdock, 2b S Hotmetead, man in the land, and If arrange-- 0 and V. Dudley connected for sin-- 1 1 is of tha sensational type. Umore, lb . If , meat can be made for Row to glea. he blew up. and walka were Barnes, 1 3 Tha Provo Infield contributed rc uavia, it . . S leave In good Urn Binch. lb to rest and hefollowed by timely alugging oa the throe double playa, one of the ft come ' When the C, Chipman, lb acclimated, ha should be in S3 I 24 12 part of' the Cavemen. Total "freak" variety, and every man on Poll .. 7 wqnderful condition for the big" ng, p bad cleared away, American PROVO: tha tinner defenae did aoma park ABHPOA dual event Fork had lis rune end the game on , . 4 0 1 1 Ice. ling work. Bllta Hoover, who had Mclntoth, ef 11 Total 27 ..S3 Strong Ia Four more In the elshth aenr- v 1 played errorleaa ball all seeso. had Farmer, Jb .. Score Rowe' chance In the by Inning: ed to make matters even mora com-- 1 3 tn off day, however, making three W. Hoover, e event also, should hot be overlookSpanish For- kS error during tha afternoon. Colvin, 2b ... Run 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ed. Albert 'of Denver won from Biwb Ffrtda Nicely 1 Freddie Farmer .,pctaculf B. Hoover, a 1 11 Hit Row by aa eyelash In the Colo. Polling fin pitching waa the American Fork-R- un0 0 2 0 1 0 -1 ,n .... atop1 and throw of Art Murdock' rf Berry, rado meet, after Rowe had been feature of the game. Binch. Ameri0 grounder in the aeventh waa ' the Dyer, If 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 x 10 set back a yard or jumping the can Fork second Backer, did stellar 1 . outstanding play of the game. Ala-ba- Oay. p Hit ... .0 1 0 1. 4 0 0 3 x 9 gun. Albert' time of 10.1, seconds work lo the neld, while the hitting 0 IS Berry made a brilliant catch R. Nelaon, lb I Pummery: of a second behind the of Durrant and Homer helped only of P. Montgomery's line drive to Jinn. Bennett 2, Homer. Bar-n- e Olvmpic record for that event American Fork to victory. Total .V...S2 S2T22 right field in the fifth, and Colvin 3. Binch 3. C. Chipman. Row' track work thi season Polling The score: robbed Stanley of two hit by senss-tonScoi by rnnlngt Oowdetl. Barnett, Senior unquestionably 1 the greatest of hi SPANISH FORK Bob via Da a made Heber pair (top. Z Stolen Base. C. Sac- fine career on the cinder, and com0- -4 of neat catchea for the Eagle, and Runa . . ABHPOA rifice hltBarnes. Chipman. Two base hlta, petition in th Olympic final try-ouArCMurdork and Earl Montgomery Bonham, Sb 3 1 30 0 1 10 0--1 Hltt ... Barnett, Currant 3, Barnea, Binch, with a good chance of placDowdell, a . didaoma nice Infield work. Provo Polling. Double Bennett to ing on the QJympic team, would be Bonner In Good Form Run. . ...1 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 x- -T V. rudley, If Binch to C. Chipman; Carter to Bar- a wonderful climax to the season sDavis, e Bert Bonner, Heber curve 'ball Hit ... ...2 nett to Senior. Runa responsible for for the fleet Coilgar atar. . 2b Barnett C. pitcher, hurled well for Ma team. Runa, Summary Montgomery, Carter 3. Struck out by Polling t. B. T. U. expect to be able to and although ha waa technically E. Montgomery. Fillmore, R. Davla, Senior lb ... Carter , Base on ball off Polling arrange tha finance of the trip if for six run, an Inflelder'a Farmer, W. Hoover, Colvin, B, Cole, cf 1. Carter . Hit with pitched ball. Row decide to compete, and sport miataka In Judgment waa tha cause Hoover 2. Berry, Oay: errors, AL D. Dudley, rf Polling by Carter. Wild fan In this action are eager to of moat of hla trouble In tha fourth Murdock 2, A. Murdock, B. Hoover Carter, p ... Carter L Balk, Carter i.Pitch, Time hav th T" star takq part In the Inning. 3, Berry; stolen bases, B. Hoover, of game 3 hours in minniu competition. Total ! Ater Colvin'arilUat tobjMf Jlarry; 6 . 24 9 Umoire Stevens aorifiee ., Alt, ,31 a Berryj , : --a Btsftiey'a altxilng grounder had home two runa. bate Gay; averted potential Heber runa In the hlia, Colvin, B. Hoover, R. Davla; flrat Inning, Provo took tha lead double playa. Gay to Colvin to R. when Colvin drove out a long Nelson; Oay to Colvin to B. Hoover to aend Freddie Farmer to Nelaon B. Hoover to Nelson to home from first Colvin took third Colvin to Nelson. Run responsible on the throw to the plate, but waa for, Oay 2, Bonner 6; struck out by trended when Bliaa Hoover ground- Gay 1, Bonner B; base on ball off ed out . 1. Direction I Marcus Enterprises Bonner 2. Tim of game, 1 X5-- 5 Gay . w"tth..twa wBfcJUlmora'a tingle hour 30 minute. - L'mplrv Selman. and Davit" long to left center tied tha count for Heber In . : J . tha aecond. Davla waa Out at third trying to at retch hit hit The Eaglet took the lead In the third. Al Murdock itarted It with a Standing of the Clubs aingle, and waa forced at aecond by W. L. C. . Montgomery. E. Montgomery San Francisco . . ..50 slrtgled luatlly to right, and the ..47 Hollywood runner took third and aecond Loa ..43 Angelea wljen tha ball went through Berry. Missions ..41 The Montgomery family acered . .41 j. when Bliaa Hoover mimed Bonneri Sacramento ..z. 1 1 y y Vu I 1 ivvii Oakland Its hopper. K . Portland 83 Pbva 8oorea Four- 30 Provo rallied In the fourth, scor- Seattle ..... ing efidugh run to win in that big Inning. Whit Hoover started hla Wednesday' Resnlta team on tha way to victory with a Hollywood 4, Portland 1. clean wallop to right and took third San Francisco 11. Sacramento when Colvin tingled over aecond, Oakland 4. Lot Angele S. tha latter Uking another bate oh Missions 7, Seattle 3. inn utrow. Al Murdock took R11 Hoover' pop-fland th aame play. I in . . COW In India caused . a firM "i : n er mad a beautiful atop of Berry's wnien .icrnt -.....m ,.uHuer. out tnrew nom I Probably not a contented cow j Dell Gay's Home Run Proves Decisive In Game Packed With Thrills; Colvin , Tints and Fields Brilliantly AT V? fw. 1, tni. 300-met- , i dport smen s Paradise -- ,l "K t - two-bagg- 1 1 y BONITA LAST TIMES TODAY DOUGLAS . 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