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Show Pi .PROVO EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, PAGE FOUR w u J 928. .Experienced Team orma Aggies !pometp;3 Umpires Chosen For Big Series Diamond Frays SPEAKEfl WILL LOUD BE AT COiNG Series Winner Guesses Are Going Merrily On NEW YORK, Oct. 2." a'l'T lohn A. Heydlerj presldunt of thi National League has announced that Charles IWgler and Charles Pflrman had' been selected to officiate BJI National League for the world's series. They will Work all games with Brick Owen and W. A. McGowan, :he American League umpires. -- GAME 'Y' Contracts for Special Feature; Cougars' Opponents Bring Formidable Outfit; Veterans Are Included 12 v ' A loud spwuker, lnmdeaiig Hll plays, will feature B. Y. V. It Looks Like St. Louis Cards Yanks Have Edge In Offen-siv- e Punch, Says Kirksey, But Cripples' World's Of Champions uin-plr- Hurt-Chanc- ny LEGIONTAKES assertion. It will be remembered that the Card dldnt lose much ground until Roettger was hurt So, while it may be Imposing upon the liberty of free speech, which we have heard so much about we call the. St. Louis National League as the probable winner and it hi no , In the early days of the western Babe Ruth was up 80 times and To Farrell; Says National trip got two hits. A couple of pitchers must have felt sorry for the boy. Are "Money Leaguers riayersM Of Real Class In one Inning out west the pitcher es handed Hug's cripples five bases on r.KORGE KIRKSEY NEA Service Sports Writer NEW YORK, Oct 2 (UP) The team! The National-LeagYankees are not the Goliaths of .That's the name on our world f 1927 but, offensively, they "shape up series ticket 'The choice is based as a more powerful team than the upon the hunch' that the Cardinals the for report the contracting Cardinals. That Is, when they are can beat the Yankees. new feature. The Yankees are, in terrible physi whole and all together. This broadcasting will be a Ruth can hardly. cal condition. Wit heip to the enJoymenti.of 1 - Badly crippled, the Yanks may he "WEDNESDAYS SCHEDULE: able to muster the driye in a short stand up to the plate and he can't the spectators at the f r,' out of a crawl for anything In series that swept them "out In front movefield. counters, and win bo working, Evening Herald vs. Utah Val-- In ,". the - by -- 13 h: full "speed, ahead, '"thla coming league I Ga,----, ley In' July. The Yankees Among the Cripplesgames early Saturday. Lazzeri can't throw to first base" The St Louis Cardinals, chamfavorwould be of, two July scored American The Legion without inviting a swoon. Koenlg pions' of the." National league, Another experienced team must one ites to crush the Cards, la the com can't put his weight on his heel and the New York-- Yankee, points against Sutton Market's world be fseed by thR. Y, U, Cougar the but. ,nd series, jfankeeg ing, the of In the opening clash City of October are - else his nerves arerazzlcd; Pcnnock Is American something Saturday when "Califbrhra "Aggies ; hampl(mcZSfllhe season Monday ' ' J out Plpgras Ja hot and Hoyt is League bowling r league. invade the--grocerymen scored the again. wobbling. WhereT These-tw- o About Attack? What aggregations are-ol- d due If hs'Jrb depended upon 1t Miller highest total for three games, at :The first two gonvs reliable O With Earl rivals, and each is eager for victory, Le to a high game of 801, but the -- York tadium, uggins eouldnt tell youhow he New sealead-o0 or. City, last in best men the tie a played many 686 following first tussle wHh gion took-t- he Twill work his pitchers In the Berles .the third, fourth and. If necesout . series seasons, the of son. definitely ami the third with 727 to take the or how many he would have sary, fifth at Sportsman's Park, lend. with an Injured' wrist and Babe to Many Veteran Stare use in each game. Coming under ' theteaniN Laz-ze- rl Louis, St returning are Mark and lettermen Including Ruth, Koenlg Tony Twelve, e 1'eterson .of Sutton's was Wgh-poiall his the wire he had to aerto York the) finish to New of hitthree best Farmers' the California team's the squad, upon man for the three games with with the exception of Tom fa not ill elded In St pitchers ies if it of Yankees' the abundnnce an and exceptional injuries, a total of S17, with Eliliott of the tersnursing ' and he hardly is counting , Louis. attack inay-wil- t away to a Whisper. Zachary npw material also- has bwn uncovsame team next In line with 447. on much from old Tom as a prob When? Yankees' The two ail powRuth extremely ered, Indicating big guns, Salmon of the Legion had high First game start at 1:3 p. and are ..better than the able series pitcher.are erful team. " The coast aggregation single game of 192, with Peterson Cards'Gehrig, These, perhaps, negative reas Htundard Eastern m., time, two over should be greatly Improved big guns, Bottomley and ons next In line with a game of 191. for selecting the .National Lea 4. Games at St Oct Thursday, held the Hafcy. Ruth and Gehrig each have last Saturday, when they The score: to win. They are reasons Louis will start at 1:50 p. m, driven in 140 runs. Bottomley has gue team Aggie outfit to a 14-- 0 Strong Oregon AMERICAN LEGION- a team ought to lose. 7 Central Standard time. why champion " 129 score. runs, leading the St. And . ..142 148- J49 439 driven in out to be - as turn Taylor' may they Whyr The team Is well balanced,, ac305 Louis club In this respect . Hafey cockeyed as 192 Salmon ,.113' are spun by re Nathey won 1 Cardinals The the driven In 103.. . - r- -117 . 155.. 10-9- 381 has cording to reports from the coast. verse English. ' Gehrig has the best tional, league pennant with - a Ratcliffe averThe bulk, of experience la on the . 284 batting 119 .. Done ...165 Cards Are Favorites lead of two ganirs over the age of any player onseither team, line, with average weight around 134 134-2- 08 Evans , The Cards and the Giants are hitClanta, acquiring a percentage a .369. of with . mark Is the 170 pounds. !...149 443 Jl&tey 143 151 Neilson and It was strikingly of .617, .with 95 victories and 69 Cards' leading hitter and stands ting teams on From the squad of 70 men who the final western trip aupparent defeats, while the Yankee led second to on both teams, Gehrig turned out for football on Sept 15, Totals ........686 707 7272120 of the two contending American the! Athletics by two and one-ha- lf a .340. with mark of the following new menTYave sh6wn SUTTON MARKET clubs that any team with a In a Bhort series, however a good League could games . In the American rare jromise and are expected to Peterson .......150 116 ttl- -- 517 have knocked over the punch 101 game and league, over winning a hitter Max season to make-4h- e . long may go Yanks and the Athletics more Jhan provo: trip Alger ,..,,111 ... 95 206 Into a slump, and an S3 for a percentage of losing batbuckfield Ed. Weir, ordinary over. Rhyne and , Eby .... .......136 147 ... 283 ter, explode the they .636. damaging firemen,- - and Charley leathers and 148 139- - 412 The Cardinals have Just about Hodges works. line. Finn, 313 156 157 Tony Souza on the Sutton everything that goes to make up a and Wes Boone Montgomery. 447 'For instance, Ruth failed dismal150 174 123 team and they are a Elliott in 1922 the world ly series against championship Smith are other promising stars'. team of "money players." Maybe the 18. linemere Giants, batting a 3 ..672 801 705-2- 178 Only a few of the veteran Totals didn't look like better than a The big fellow, however, hit well they men are sure of their positions at draw in the late season against the in he two last world series, batting Giants, but we can't help but feci present Captain Kerinit Schmidt .300 against the Cards in 1926 ajid that tha Giants didn't really belong and Ed. Stever on the wings make .400 against the Pirates' last year. a pair of fast heavy ends. Robinup there, even if we are shot for " . Frlsch Is Buster. reckless and perhaps silly looking rflfcson, Phillips and, Tu all tackles Frankie Frisch, who took part In are fettermen, "Robinson being NEW YORK. Oet 2 (IT) Profitr captain four world series when he was with y of the 1927 team. Ahlem ing by the experience of hia the Giants, had the best record of and Leathers are threatening Yrl- man, gnllant little Eugene DAIRY CATTLE any player as a hitter In the annual goyen and Evelett a pair of veter- - Crlqul, who won the featherweight Two years and classic. Frisch batledSQO. aeainst Holstein bulls an guards. Fairchild ;-at center title and lost It withtrr a few weeks, over, "seems to be a fixture"- although t he new champrori;AnareR.outIs " F6rk, first; Wm. H.'Nielsert. Span Yanna 18 322, .400 against the Souz 1s giving him "plenty of com of France, signed today for his first ish Yanks In 1923, and .833 against tyie Fork, second. fiht-a- a and stipulated petition. Over one and under two years Senators in 1924- .- Ruth has batted LONG RANGE Is Star that the bout be at "catchwelghts. Slermerlng SHOT GUN LOAD n Hinckley farms, Provo. first; Utah over .300 In four world series, but Routis will meet Honeyboy Bill Siermeilng. giant fullback, ma mums are not as nigh as of Boston 'at Tex RHckard's state hospital, Provo, second. Is surest of his position in the back-fielShooters have - learned Frisch's and he has playedn eight Brett and De Haven, both hew Madison Square GardenSln the Under one year Mef rill WamkkT Manilla, first; Hinckley farms, sec- against Frisch's four. , baokM. have been Hub city. that they can bring down The team batting averages fol- ond and third, forced "to the limit by the youngducks and geese with EKier low Christensen, Chamj'km sters, ahcTit Is unlikely that both this famous load at extra" O R H RBI Pet. Team; ' Spanii.A Foj4. wITT 8tarfrBrett Is "punter of exHr latein cows Over three years: Yaokees .... .151 866 1,537 .806 .234 ordinary distances; kill- -. ceptional Ability, while MatzenLa. Wm. H. Nielsen, first; Hineklev ...151 792 1.490 .725 .285 g halfback, looks like ing 'em dead in the air at Man for man, the Yanks excel Farms, second; Utah sUte another starter. 60, 65, 70 and even at 89 third. the Cards at every position except The probable lineup, with weights: Two to three years: lin.rl. h H rieiu, center Held, and catcher. Always kiywir for " yards. SteSchmidt and (175), Captain Farms, first; Utah state hob)ild!, i nti-- regular catchers,. Bengough its " consistent Accuracy, ver (182), ends; Robinson (185) and Hii.i Wiison, have the same and third. True (180). tacklesYrigoyen (165) - SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 2 (UP) second batting the Western. Cartridge One to two years: - Wm. II. Niel average, while the "Yanks" would "and Eveleth (180), guards; Fair-chiield" shell Mack Payne, fast Fillmore light sen, first, second and third. Company's have the best center fieldc hitting (176). center; Brett (145), defeated Reed Peterson, of Heifer under one year Utah state if Coombs were, in the game. weight with "Super-X- " ilew the, quarterback; Weir (150) halfback; Tremontgn, In one of the speediest hospital. ilrstuWDXHJ"lelseiWAecJ -- Matze n """load wiil lE&e-ifo- ui an ex hal mam Mcever "he ho events witnessed in ond. v (171). fullback. efclose ceptioftally and arena. IOW ll? Champion: Wm. II. Nielsen, I Seven of ther.r men have had two Cullough's NATURELAND 9 After five rounds- of punishment, Spanish Fork. fective pattern at iwned years of college football; Steven, Peterson's seconds" threw In the Herd, consisting of one male long ranges. Matzen and Simmering, one; and towel. " y Simrt and three females, all of breeding rr A number of game preserves in Weir will be plnylng his first' year Los Angeles f ealier-weigArt In milk: one at least Palmer, and nto a ,' age, of college football, 1 won a popular decision over Hincltley Farms, first; Wm. H. the U, S. are beginning to Import escue " Substitutes' Include: the handsome Reeves pheasant, Linemen, MPaul Hardy, Salt state a in real Lake, Utah hospital, Nielsen, second; Beckman. Whltaker, Phillips, Her- exhibition from Asia. If they succeed in acr'I lost li , of boxing skill. Hardy third. man, Ahlem, Leathers, Souza; as him and the breed be--1 climating and Two Palmer's from bulls: puzzled rllbc years by style Jersey Da Haven. Petersen, Rhynej the. comes plentiful, American bird B. Scott over Provo, BtarU. first; , Price, . - . Foots will have something to cnen Ivan Ballard, Payson,' second;' WT A. lovers rm - j Coach-CNew Is their Toomey rip eyes; for, this bird carries VI' KOZELFCH TRIMS RICHARDS Nuttall, Provo, third. ' tail behind Toomey Is coaching the Call- him is that si often sConn. Kosetwo one Over and under Karl HARTFORD, yearfornlans this season for the-fir- st Provo, first; C. J. feet ongHe thrives in the. clitime, and has introduced a new jTuhrbrllllant ressional tennis player, defeated Willard, Provo, second; W..ArNut-tal- l. mate of our' northern states. The Reeves' Is one or theworld's swiftstyle of play for the Aggies. third. vmceni American pro eya methods have worked wonders fessional, icnaras, In an exhibiW. A. Nuttall, est flying birds. one Under year in other schools, and is expected to tion Uncle Sam's biological survey has match at the Hartford Golf first; Henry Williamson, Provo K. B ? On 1 ttom,.." H 9 do- well with the Cnliforn(a Aggie!" club Sunday. IF. D second: W. A. Nuttall, third. - just issued a bulletin on t$e status assTsT-"outfit. Woody WHson IsTils of birds in America, In which1 the Champion Scott B. Price Provo. definite statement line coach of the ant, working-ais made that the We wish to Introduce the big man cows: Over three years Jersey powerful Invaders. of 1928: He started pitching the year Scott B. Price, first and second; W. English Sparrow reached Its peak sometime-agand is now decreasthat Jim Jeffries knocked out Jim A. Nuttall, third. ' Co. One to thie years Utah statl ing In numbers. A good many peoAT CLEVELAND, THE ADHE- Corbett at Frisco for the world's in the east would prefer to see Utah- Provo, SIVE TAPE HOLDINO BABE heavyweight championship. The hospital, first; Fred G. Day, Provo, ple tha starling reach its peak. .' RUTirS BAD LEG TOGETHER best he could do th's year was to second. ';'..' WORKED LOOSE. AND THE LEG win 17 gwnwaund lose six. His name One to two years Wi mtl winning first second and third. DROPPED OF. THE LIMB WAS Is Jack Quinn. Under one year Scott B; Price, S T U F FED AND FASTENED By the way, hrr's a headline first; Kenneth B. Olsen, ProvO, BACK WHERE IT BELONGS. 77 THE BABE NEVER USED THAT yoU'U never see In any other place second; W. A. Nuttall. third. than right here: Ct S AND CARD; LEG MUCH ANWIOW. Champion Scott INAL FANS PRESENT DAZZY Jersey herd Scott B. Price, first; VANCE WITH GOLD WATCIL W. A. Nuttall, secpnd. - FACTS ABOUT home fames beginning Saturday with the California Aggies, according to "Y" officials, who whisper. bjmdcounlgofKfcJ.Thej managed to squeeze In a ran.. SMOKING ROOM 8TORY LOOK UP Set your spy glasses to observe the southward migration of wild birds thla falL The heaviest flights in the western state are towards the last of October; anytime between October 20 and Oct 31, depending on weather conditions. In the Atlantic states, the migration 1 during the first third of November. 'In the mlddlewest, the teal fly south Oct 1, but most of the geese, ducks "and swans wait until the first hard cold snap ' arrives, which maybe Is early in October, or later, In November. Don t fail to keep your eye on the moon during these pcrloda--tna- t la, when it la shining. Many of the "When I was In Rome, last summer," said a traveller, surveying the group of smoker with a vacant, ; stare, "I waa fortunate enough to meet the editor of one of Italy's moat famous - newspapers. We had' several learned discussions about world affairs In general, "One day I asked him; How do you like the present government In ' your country?' "Oh, he returned, with a smile. 1 can't explain.'" , . . far-aw- L birds do their southward flying at night and it is quite a sight, especially if you have a spy glass, to see them . Btreaklng jacroaa,h9-J)rlgh- tl surface of Miss Luna. ue BOWLING TILT - BIG SERIES . an top-hea- Yankee-s- 0-- ff two-tim- J - : ; were-knocke- . 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