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Show FilOVO EVENING HERALD; TUESDAY, JUNE gS, if or CouMy Net Bob Howard Is ;;3p)c1 T Slugging Hard 7 o In Utah-Idah- Meet, NUT CEACKEE on-tl- leased. g Howard, who ts th backstop for the Boise club, present Jeague leader, ts bitting 76, and includes a large number of extra-ba- a wallops in hi total His catching has been brilliant thrwghsnit th season, and he la' rgard aa on of the circuit's outstand ing backstops. Tony ftornardo, who aso will be well remembered by Central Utah league fans as the Tintlc ihortstop jn 1926 and 1927. it bat ting .275 and fielding la brilliant ,. first-strin- Entries .Must Be. Sent In Not Later Than " Satnrday at l p. m. Exciting - ' V Tournkrnennn Prospect . ; .. Ka Interest in tb. Utah county tee a is touraasMtit, which starts Monday, July 2, on th Provo, Ton- nil flub courts, already Is in I and a large entry list for the . Hopeful of Forcing Change btg; event seems certain- Contestants must Hat their with Bob Ooodell at the Ev- tries " Whea does an atbU luak nioc Herald not later than l o'clock team nd yet not mak It? Saturday afternoon, in. order that th joi rbt answer, aa iown by acbadul of matches may appear th Detroit. In ined swimming tryouU IS the Sunday Herald. lea., it ,"Whn b competes lor State Hears Fur Flay . 'an Olympic . plae." It la moat Important that entrantsIt The cut and dried appearance tf list tb boors of the day at which in selections f (h Olympic immtng will be possible far them to play. ' whk Bad Shields of B. V. Un W-- s sine th achedule of roatchc will tor Schott ( Williams college an Matches b drawn uo accordingly. wer Wlnatow Kmti f Chicago CAVETJEN be scheduled with of course, must, v eliminated after they had officially oasidsratioa to Uo availability of -road Ui toaa" according to th two oourts, but as far as possith rules of every other CMymptad, ' the hour of play will conform ble, from (Continued Pag On) caused a general proeest., the convenience of the players with It's AatWd Story , Singles competition will start ;Thi queer action of Jji commit-teeman for Prove to beat, and Addle' Monday afternoon, and doubles on which they Justified on the e the following day, according to tenhis team 1 ability against anothet grunds of lack of funds; tative plans announced. No match-a- s mates was proved amphaUcally in Indication of the lack of fairness on July 4, unless b will la Olympic election: Readers of th 1927 championship aeries, when contestants played to especially . deslr the Herald may remember a Meant on that clash day. Article by Henry I Farrell, N. E. Pleasant Grove, Spanish Fork and service sports writer, tt which he are expected to b rep.',, -Sprlngvtlle -- cored politics" policy of the A. A: resented In th TJtah county compe4J-- in selecting Olympic men. tition, and a number of netmen jKnute Rockne, famous coach of from these towns should Risk an Notre Dame, has commented siml-Url- y excellent showing. on the obvious unfairness of f Fine Tennis Assured Flections In the past, and the year with encounter, Utah The county U2S appears to be starting on the such stars as I Buttle, "Buck" earn path a petu which is planh subdued American Fork three Dton, "Bsnkv" Dixon and Paul ing In Jeopardy the position of the Holt as favorites, should bring out . , A. A. U. a th ruling power tat all times, some brilliant tennis, and also will rt thirties. ? Is Dtfeaae Important Indication of the Utah afford . . v shields la Chicago-- Defenslv. ability Is likely to state and Intrrmountatn play later : Coach ' I C B. Leaf Is now on his prov declslv in Wednesday's t:t In tha summer i, toay back to Utah, and has left gam, although It Is always posstbt "Bnck" Dixon Cfompeting. in the jlhlelds In Chicago, being hopefui that on or th other will go Salt Lake City tourftajnent. and If that an organised protest can force on a batting spree. On the face of expected to oppose Mel Gallacher Olympic swimming committee it. however, it seems that batting tomorrow In an Interesting Inter- -' S reconsider its action, which and pitching ability Is likely to be city duel. A' comparison of Dixons seemingly amounted to holding the on par, and thst th team with the work avalnit 'Gallscher and other ttyouts as a formality, with th tightest defense should bring borne Salt Lnke stars Id the city 'tourna am realty selected before u i th bscon. ' ment ther. followed by comparison - . were staged. Amrlcan Fork and Provo harel his performance against But- .The coincidence that two other been groomed for this game, and tie. his arest rival In this section, men who suffered a stroke for the teams ar keyed up preast typi,wnt k of the utmost Imnortance. o be same fate as Shields also were cal American battle. As ! Tournament officials are hopeful Jollega. men had caused widead-er- a every fan In Utah county knows, ,hB number of Salt Lakers will comment, and the supports'! this mean thrills frcm start to I be sbl to return the of ht the other, men .who Joins J finish, and Tiropanogos park is suro Uixon anu Manson by courtesy the entering Shields as "goats" of the tryouU to be packed for the occasion. Utah county competition next week. Iso will attempt to make a strong. American Fork rooters will bo rival cat in force, and the rabid protest against th fans are primed to put their teams fgn;ted of th' committee. Without , of , the over by sheer lung power. knowing th facta , actual condition of the Olympic Sio 'em, timps! It , Seems? strange swimming fund. Jhat the United Statea cannot secure enough money to Head three B.Y. U. SUr Remains In Chicago for Fw Daja; Leaf Reaches Utah .Wednesday, REEVE HEADS - tb lowa. wad WUliam aad t beur aa bout, of aeurka, a b a-.i- l I aeo-ood- r 7 . . going neat what is jooji,iy aaJied the prut rang tux tbif occasion. Tt sells whervr firy iav tUt to support fan)lll g 1 baa been disoe It anid. gfest on Booming during tb bunion darky beads of Pyb hft affmr gentleRed, and tb auburn-hawe- d man bad to leav bis downy oaueb at a m: ' If vou iMf Or-- -, vp. r ln-t- b . fi.r - . - er ' Rv old-tim- taana.' ,t ,i S- He will also compote in the decathlon championships, t b held at Philadelphia, I'cnn, July 3 and 4. This is th championship won a number of years ago by Alma Rlcharda , t; - KREMER FAILS, -- TO GET GOING , Copyright od Ju - 26Remy PITTSBURGH, "Wis" Krerner,' Pittsburgh Pirate ac for four seasons, to hiving tough time this year, seeming to provide one of th reasons why the Buca have been a disappointment. Kremer Wss driven from th slab ra Chicago on Sunday, marking his. tenth defeat of tha season. - He was the first major league horler to attain this doubtful distinction. - He has only four games this year. tl-a- .,, 1921 Hart Schaffrttr ft Msrx AN THAT IS DIFFERENT Fork-Prov- O'Dou! stun who qualified for the team,' according to all of irules the competition. nf In R.L. WednesdayCoach Leaf, who Is due to begin teaching a special swimming course at th Agricultural college at n Wednesday morning will arrive In Salt Lake early Wednesday norning. and plana to start intensive efforts for organised protest at once. t ..I Further developments ' In th Jtrlck elimination" situation will be announced In Wednesday's Herald. ' Standing of the Club New York . Philadelphia St Louis . . . Washington Cleveland Boston . r. Chicago Detroit . ;.4d ....37 ,...3 ..-.- 29 ..30 ....24 ....25 . 15 25 31 33 35 33 - l BIG SESSION i J: CHICAGO, June 26 (UP) Pro-- ; lrstlng the attitude of school boards i Which will liot allow teachers to f Join the American Federation of , Teachers, Miss Mary C. Barker, president,, opened the twelfth an- nual session her today. i Miss Barker's protest came as the .' result of action taken by th beard of education of Seattle, Wash. Con- tracts presented to teachers there Included a clause stating that th 4acher was not and would not i 'come, a member of the federation I during the life of th contract thing of a board of edu- 1 b-- j.r-.'Thi-s SALT LAKE CTTYJ June 26 Puck Dixon, Provo ace, was scheduled to Ret his first real test In th oMii trr final round of the Salt Lake City tournament, when h meets' Dave Freed, University of ,Utah ' freshmen ace, this afternoon. ' ' Earl Peirce, citv, state and Inter- - ji mountain champion, reached the semifinal round Mondy by defeatand then ing Harry Cuss 10-- , " Allen Chrlstensen, 62. Mel Gsllacher and Chick Blevins, other outstanding favor'tes. advanc ed without difficulty. The y and OallachrBowman duels were slated to tak9 place to .46? .462 .421 .897 38 ENGINEER MEXICO, June 6-- 1. day. RHODES HAS 13 KILLED 26 (UPl Andrew Robinson, an . American who has been an engineer for the Mexican national railroad for 35 years, was killed when rebels derailed a passenger train near Viborlllas, advices said today. est Ion or other school authorities acting to cuitail the civil rights of teachers constitutes a new challenge to every teacher to defend and protect his civil liberties and hit professional Integrity," she said. to get started this season, but he seems to Be going swell now, and the Giants arc glad. The Giants are picked to win the flag by a lot of th wis ones, snd with O'Doul hitting harder and harder every day you can look for him to stay In for MeGraw. H ther stayed around the .270 mark for some time before he began crawling up among the leaders. His average early In June was above th .345 mark. Bt Louis New York Chicago .... St Pet .642 ... .... m: ... ,.,:s? 30 .552 ... .... ..3V2 AiS Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston . . Philadelphia .. .. .... . .50 34 29 29 32 20 39 17 40 Rewatts Monday Louis 6, ClncinnaU 2 .475 Godfrey and in 28. Spain enjoys only they say, and this Is no Oeorg are to meat ture. IT'S SAFE TOiSWlM 4-- x- n Glengarry depar, m VIVIAN PARK l. C r.r. John Taylor, blind minister,: who will b President O tar during tb Jatio-- yacatioa Uug rammer. . ge s pas- - and $40 values and $50 values $35 :tuw-- l wiEDNESDAY: . Values A ."f t $2475 $3475 YouVe seen sales where chandise was reduced for clearance, bul ttiia sale is differeiit Every suit is new; every one is made and guar- anteed by, Hart ScKaff-ne- r & Marx. VeVe reuueed you the giving VH e tme to now tfet prices people of ,r,rpvo " T b $45 "i --'- .ap-quaint- ARIEL ORCHESTRA ma r (irin-nings- .) Spain, July bull fights, - -- - .238 Paulino great made good, so good that, although me Yankees are said to own him th fhiladflchla Athletics offered Hollywood tesOSuVor his contract .339 Brooklyn 9, Boston 3. New York 12-Philadeplhia A SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, June (NEA) Gordon Rhodes has more than his sensational work this season as a pitcher for Hollywood mine racmc voast league for a claim to fame In th athletic world. While In West high school her, he gained the reputation of being 26 the states greatest ath iet by making 13 ma tor letter in three years. In addition, he cap tained teams in football, basketball. oaseoay and track. H gave promise of gaining col o Ipge athletic bonors at the Unlver eity of Utah, but dropped out tr take a shot at pro baseball. He har National League Club W. L 43 .24 ..34 2 i HART SCHAFFNER A . FINE RECORD .fitai;ding of the J ' Blevins-Whltne- 8-- SUSPECT HELD , LOS ANGELES, June 2 (UP) Accused of the slaying of A. J, Hatfield at Kansas City In November. 1924, William A. Arnold was hel.l her today on a charge of suspicion of murder. . ,- J&$5 Monday's Results Washington Philadelphia Cleveland 7, 8t Louis 4. Chicago 8, Detroit . M r'. W .523 Coolidge's Summer Pastor 4 Ijfe'Em .754 ..25 40 Saving Ypli Mdiie. Fine New Suits Fr8ii r FREED TODAY .Pel W. 3-- TEACHERS IN i Ahierican League College swimming Lo-iga- DIXON FACES ed quicldy rv.it& tnis new store-- as ci inside as it is 'out. SHRI 16 West js paiti Pyl-Gran- Mark Reeve, B, T. ,U. weipht-haavof ability, will b tho JfiftJh Utah entry In th Olympic UyuuU - N , at Boston, July aad 3. ) Arrangommu to send Rmva lo the big event wen fnplotud today by tb Union Pacific railroad nod th Young university, and Reeve colors of will appear onder th ... .., both, " will take part At Boston.la the discus throw, regarded as hisi best opportunity for a place otithe WITH ra. tK and V, P. Athlete Abo Will Compete In Decathlon l " bad L . ,; a s4a - , ' , you, know u . yr-- Tb 1 broke that Is good and fa and jmH Just thtnkmg of it wiU bring out f a fcert ia W -ut even tb Tuaney camp ts from tb dd fight tana can get that FORTRYOUTS a. TlfilPS TANGLE hi A Freac ns mile te ; . sua at Ttia eamaa S Dempeey, WUlard, Jack 33 Johnson. Jeff rtea. Ther was altha otbsr day U Oiympio ways plenty s of color about John- as if That looas a oupi tryut. oa's camp. '"! 4 mlliion Am arteaaa may b wrong when tb Olympio maratboa is run. Tuaney" s desir to b let alon UDouota to such a grand passion Tunney continues to train la an it's Just, beginning to worry tlrvated and rafinad privacy at tot Mr, Richard, who fears a great f5pct0ator. N. T. About th only many of . the sustaining brother u- -g recaaaaie about tha amy respect hi wishes oa Jury ST. . ran U B. T. V. we re totd, is the J Ml - ? i Bob Howard of Provo, 1ormm athiet of catcher for ability, and th Provo Tunps. Is on of the leading hitters of th Utah-Idah- o league, according to the official averages of that circuit, Just re 123, Center -1 t - - of J - L -7n |