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Show THE SALT LAKE TKIEUNE, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1920. THE GUMPS WANT A GOOD TIP? SEE ANDY GUMP . mom'hv:- - KOW EHOWIKO V v:-- Northwestern; Townley, Northwestern: second, with e'glit points, and Prince-Io- n K wires. Wisconsin; was third, with six. Edwin Blnney. Wilder, Wisconsin, and C eland, Minnesota, tied for fourth Jr, of Sound Beai h. Conn., a member of the Yale team, broke the Intercolle-place Shot-pu- t event Won bv Hlgglts, Ch'nago, ate recoid for the flfty-jar- d 5 distance, 42 feet 10 Inches; Maker. Michi- when he did the distance in 2 gan, second; W e ss, Illinois, third, Sundt, W is omul!, fourth. s relay Won bv Illinois, (Donohue. Prescott, Spink snd Kmery); Chi- EAST AND cago, second; Michigan, third; Minnesota, IN TENNIS fourth. Time. 3 24. Nsw western conference Indoor record. 8AN FRANCISCO, March 21 PUy In the east versus west tennis competition for women resulted here today tn one vio-- t of Timely Gossip one defeat for the eastern representatives. ill Ut uoiibles match. Mrs. Ethel Sutton Bruce of Los Angeles and Mlsa llelon defeated Mrs. Vean Gregg Is another veteran pitcher Baker of San Franci-who has decided that farm life is better Hazel Hotchkisa NVIghtman of Boston, Many woman He In minora. has national the champion, and Mix than a berth passed up an offer to pitch for the Sacra- - Eleanor Goss of New York, ranked No. 2 among women players uiemu cl. ib. Mrs. Wlghtman defeated Miss Baker. By GUNBOAT HUDSON, In the second set of a singles match Some of the world's champion Reds, Universal Servlet Staff Correspondent now training at Miami, Ha., have cap- begun yesterday. B)ie had- - won the first hammer-headeset, d sharks. NEW YOHK, March 2l.bometimc tured several The western players have two vlctor'es The strung e between the bonehead and one defea in the series Mrs. Wlghtearly tomorrow morning Georges Car hammerhead must have been aeith go- to man Is scheduled to r!y Mls Baker and to seek a Eu long way of ing pettier? heavyweight ehampion Miss Gors is to meet Mrs. Bruce In land cm this great matches tomorrow. tope, will set fool AnolheF Walter Johnson has come Into singles o of tho freo and home of the prominence. He hit .347 and stole forty-twbases at Columbia, 8. C., last sea- BOWLING LEADERS Georges has been a great bo now a out to win ha is son. and place office attraction for niuny years, this on the New Orleans team. UNDISTURBED to Ameriwill have been his first Mitchell, who starred In the Roy PEORIA. Marrh il.Howlero In ca. Making the trip with him are his world's series division of the Cincinnati th$ IndividualIII.,and n Mmropimi-ship- a baseball for Fran lias hia ablo Reds lust and fall, wife quit manager, AmerLiilesi to rimturti any of t young llfe-iTexaa. He had been released ican bow II n comcre'ionai farm W$dr today. cois Dcscumps. to tha 8acrainenlo club, but will not re- Two chunked men ten tho among high to the heavy seas the La port. . Owing in the individuals and all events were Savoie encountered on the way over, reem ded. M. Trrvf?t rhlcaico. with 63. T. MurGeorgia has been picked as the traintho arrival of tho European champion ing grounds of the Ilravcs and Tigers, phy, Flint. Mhh. with 637. and II. Stewand his party was somewhat delayed. and Toronto, minor clubs1 three league 21. all landed batur-dnart, (Jim innati. with They were expeeted to land late Columbua and Indianapolis. among the prize winner in the indinight or early this morning, hut, viduals. due to unexpected difficulties, they The $1.(100,000 baseball team has finally Teams from Chicago. Lid'anapolis, Milwill not make their initial appearance materialised. The Yanks, after paying waukee. Ie Moines, Fhrla, Ohio, Mint addiand many Huth 3125.000 for Rahe is this country till tomorrow. kigon, Mich., and F inaba. Mich., rolled d other in the fie-ir.c- n ceut on the late shifts The usual rush of theatrical and box-io- tional thousands f for to players, are the rat big league clubwith tonight. promoters who are desirous of signis pace' hit the mark. keeping ing the champion to all manner of con- soaring prn.es. Ivory BOARD DAVIS tracts, has caused the immigration nu thoritic to place a ban on the dock on Ruck Weaver. White Sox Infielder, Is .New- suffering fiom a stone bruise on bis w hiclt tnrpentier will set foot. PLANS A heel, which he picked up In a practice spapermen only will be admitted. NEW YORK. March 21. Averting of special pass lor this purpose has been game against Iml.sa. thr navis cup committee 'will bo bed ignited. Those not possessing passes will con In his was Gleason right Manager tomorrow night to outline plana for not be permitted on the dock. trillion about the condition of Pin hers America's participation in the play for Tex Kifkard. Americas premier box- Faber Faber the International team tennis Williams. and Claude champion ing promoter, has reserved accommoda- pitched four scoreless Innings Saturday ship next summer. Various recommentions for Carpentier and his party at and Williams showed but oue run In the dations will be prepared for submission to tho Biltmore hotel, whern it is exacted three innings he worked. the executive committee of the States Lawn Tenuis association at a conthey will live until tho time comes featured was off I.oftv made run The Annext Haturday. ference Los to is , called when Carpentier three-base Arthui lilt, swatted by An urgent request has been rereived by a picgeles to begin work on a moving war Hannibal. Mo. Forreat was from Boldklnbben of Oopenhage that the of J. Forret ture. Just how long the French one of ths heroes in the veorld war and United States Tennis associaikm aend a hero and athlete will remain in New acquired several medals from gratc-fu- i a team there this summer. York ia a mystery. It was expected, governments for capturing many Huns He learned to catch in the army. At that at first, and according to his plans, that he -- would not have crossed the pan but he would be here but a few days. But a fluke single delivered by Gene GAMES those in the know are of the opinion for former Halt Lake pitcher. that he will remain id the metropolis Dale, DALLAS, Texas, March 21. at least threo weeks. It is said that .Score; R. H. E. details of his moving picture contract BURLEY BALL CLUB Bovton 4 11 I Americana have yet to be gone over in person. 3 10 6 New York Nationals BACKERS AViseacres estimate that this sort of a Batteries: 1'ennock and Devine, Hoyt, business conference will take at least Walters; Toney, Barnes and Snyder, Mcthree weeks, not considering the num- Special te 3 lie Trilmoe. Carty. BURLEY, Idaho. March SI. At a erous other offers the French champion of the local baseball enthusiasts FORT WORTH, Texas, March 21. is bound to receive upon his arrival meeting held in the Commercial club rooms tha SCore; R. H. K here. V. was affeefed: 2 Americans organisation following J 3 After finishing his work in the stu- R. Ashdown, pres dent and manager; Ar- Chicago Fort 5 '7 3 Texas Worth, dios of sunny southern California, Car- nold E., Smith, secretary and treasurer; V, ilk.nson, Batteries: I ayne and the A. W. Brouse, advertising manager. Schalk; Bate and Moore. pentier will tour the country under Jones, Arthur Crane and Joe Curley, who has Sherman management of Jack s contract. His Rugg were appointed to serve as a comhim signed to a CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., March 12 mittee on ways and means, and William Score: R. h. E. engagement with Curley calls for box- Roper, K. C. and S. G. Rich will Warren 14 15 1 his Philadelphia Nationals sparring part- consttute tha finance committee. ing exhibitions with Southern .... I 5 4 Assn Chattanooga scenes of the ner. Curley will pick the Delegates from Paul, Buhl, Jerome. RuBatteriea: Rixey, Smith and Withrow, exhibitions. pert and Burley were present for the Marshall, Cunningham; York and After that Georges will be at purpose of organizing the Southern Idaho league. liberty to talk. fight" to Jack Demp- Baseball With Twin Falls definitely out of the His engagements TULSA, Okla., March 21. sey, the him It was proposed to Induce reckoning, Score: R. H. E will keep busy until the full, which Kimberly to join the league and furnish means that the fight, if fought in this the sixth club, tut all efforts In this Kansas City, American Assn ..12 11 5 14 Western 13 league As the Tuisa, direction were unsuccessful. country or in Europe for that matter Batter.es: Evans, Beatty, Reedle, will begin to assume shape only in league now has five clubs pledged for Horstman and Lamb, Brock; Dennis, be compelled t will probably be fought the season, Jerome mayunless the winter some other Morns, Cowan and Bromine, Querry. out of the league next summer. At the present time, the drop even an make number. town enters to occupies but OKLAHOMA CITY, March 21. fight for the championship Score: R. H. E a small part of Carpentier a time and AND Minneapolis American Assn ....7 14 1 thought. 12 11 1 Oklahoma Western would-bCity, and theatrical league. While several GIVEN Batteries: Whltehouse, Hovhk, Schver boxing promoters are getting alltheexcited and Layer; Covington, and Salisbury bout, over the prospects of getting Banks, Moore, Clanton. Special to The Tribone. in his points is Rickard working Tex POCATELLO, Idaho, March 21. The 8.YN ANTONIO, Texas, March 21. big usual quiet manner. He undoubtedly first report of the McKay and Gillum Score: R. H. E has had Ins eye on Carpentier 's every fight at Spokane received here from the 9 0 move and will probably keep it on him northwest, which said Gillum won on St. Louis Americans 1 S 2 not" San Texas as Antonio, league being cor. country. points. Is now reported during Georges stay in this aAd Davis AthBatteries: of Pocatello Btar Stewart rect. Manager Billings; There isnt much doubt as to who will letic club has received worfl that Referee and Gibson. eventuallv win Jhh right to promote the Eddie Quinns decision was a draw and NEW ORLEANS, March 21. fight. Bets have already been made in that more than 1000 boxing fans approved ' New York, with Rickard pn.the long his decision. R. H. E Score: " was an exhibition . this Cleveland only Americans Since flgh end of the money. ......40 74 23 New Orleans, Southern and not a title affair. It is said that McBatteries- Coveleskle, Morton and Kay assumed the defensive, waiting for NEW RECORDS a chance toy land his famous left cross Walker Thomas; Torkelson, Hagen. that put potreason and Deberry. . newspaper men BIG NINE For thisGillum hadsome a shade the better felt thkt Boston Skaters Victorious. of the bout. Pocatello fans Insist on a CHICAGO. March 21, The summaries return match here over twelve rounds. NEW YORK, March 21. Boston skatof the middle weetem Intercollegiate ers were victorious in the national amadoorsmeet here last nght were aa fol- DECLAMATION TRIALS teur figure and. free style tea skating lows: championships here last n'ght. Sherwin One mile run Wen bv Tatea, Illinois;, Badger won the mens event, and HELD Wharton. Illinois, second; Otia, Chicago, Miss Theresa Weld took the women's third: Ferguson, Ohio, ' fourth. Tithe. contest. 4 SO The g'rl's championship was won by TWIN FALLS, Idaho. March 21. In Johnson. competition dash Won by Fifty-yar- d w.tii representatives from Mjs Rosaline Dunn of New York, and snd Michism: Kellv, Minnesota, second; the Buhl Filer schools boys titld by Oscar L. Richard of Kifhbrrly, hgh Northwestern, thud; Strawh, Northat Filer. Twin Falls won two places on New Y'ork. western. fourth. Time, 2 3 5 seconds. to of Friat six a team compete Burley, dash Won by Duller, M in a district declamatory contest. Worcester Gets Regatta. Kayser, day Kmery, Illinois, second; Winners of first honors In each of Illinois, three classes at Filer were Clearibell NEW YORK, March 21. The annua! third: Donohue, Wisconsin. fourth. Time, 53 5 seconds. Filer: Effie Noh, Filer; Ida Hogg, rowing regat'a of the National AssociaHalf-mil- e run Won by D. I,. Frown, Walter. Twin Falls, second place in each class tion of Amnteur Oarsmen was awarded Illinois; Spink, Illinois, second; Schuh, went to Frank Lough, Bubl: Ogeretta to Worcester, Mass., at a meeting of Furkholder, MVhigan, Mtirrav, Twin Falls, and Hollis Grove, the association here. The races will be Illinois, third; CSS. New weetem conheld on Friday and Raturdaj', July 23 Time, fourth. Kimberly. and 24. Winners of the various events ference Indoor record. JohnWon bv hurdles filxtv-yarwill be srloulv considered for places hfrh Long Basket Game Flayed. son. Michigan; Andres. Wisconsin, secupon the United States rowing team ond"; Fpafford, Wisconsin, third; AnderBURLEY. Idaho. March .21. What is which will compete in the Olympic games son." Minnesota. fourth. Time, 7 15 secsaid to be the longest basketball game regatta. confeiencs tludoor on record In the Unltird States was ond. .New western plaved between the local American Lerecord. Stanford Track Winner. Two-ml- e run Won bv Furnss, Pur- gion team and the American Legion team STANFORD UNIVERSITY CITY, Cal., second; of Oak'cy. at the latter place last week due: Pea wart e. Northwestern. the actual play- March 21 Stanford opened ire Intercol8ixty-fvminutes Nsughton. Crump. Wisconsin, third; ing t me The teams were tied at the legiate track eiaon yesterday bv denot, fourth. Time. 55Moorehesd. Ohio, tlose of the regulation forty minutes The feating a combined team fr'jm Pomona Running high Jump codec and the- Ljilvers.ty of Redlands, and Hoff men. Iowa, tied for first and fic.il score was 23 to 22 In favor of Oak71 to 60. feet wen; Johnson. ley. second. Height. t ed for Michigan, and Osborn. Illinois, fourth. and Yale Cleveland Defeats Winnipeg, third Swimming Winner. Pole vault Won by Hawker. MinneCI 21 KVKLAND. Ohio, March 21. The March Conn.. NEW Tale HAVEV, 11 feet f Inches; Cross, won sota: height. Cleveland hnkiv team defeated the swimths eastern Intercollegiate lied Michigan, and Westbrook, Mhhigan. Iowa. team here meet with a total last ming night by a core of f to 4 in Winnipeg Tor second snd third; pevlne, thirty-fou- r an was here last of overtime game putinyi. night. Davis, Pennsylvania Hilt, Ohio; Buchansn, Illinois; ! g Heavyweight Champion Europe and Manager Have Offer. About Leaguers Big SWANSON THEATER CIRCUIT AMERICAN ONE WEEK The largest number of .persons that ever viewed a motion picture at a local theater in a single day yesterday saw 1 Marshall Neilan's k Master Production THE RIVERS END Its initial presentation absolutely broke all records. Hundreds were unable to gain admission. IF YOU WERE AMONG THE MANY WHO FAILED TO Lrave.-Althoug- GET SEATS, COME TODAY AND COME EARLY. COME TO THE MATINEE. ARE It two-me- n as CUP TO OUTLINE Tha great star in s aeasatlonaL dating snd thoroughly delightful drsms of Panilaa life. NOW FLAYING Also Second Chapter ADVENTURES OF RUTH Charming ANITA STEWART a2 THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS From the novel by Caroline Lockhart Tense, pipping drama, with a wealth of heart interest and humor. LADIES ORCHESTRA. Christie Comedy PETTICOATS AND PANTS AND TODAY lx the greatest accomplishment of that master of screen technique and painter of human emotions, MARSHALL HEXLAN. it offers the most powerful, most thrilling and most charming story of the northwest ever written by JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. it Is enseted by such artiste ss LEWIS STONE, MARJORIE DAW, JANE NOVAK and J. BARNEY SHERRY. Pauline Frederick YOU WILL. BE GLAD YOU BOUGHT A TICKET TO SEE THIS PICTURE. high-price- g :: G E M :: BECAUSE It NO INCREASE IN PRICES AND TUESDAY Matinees Begin Thursday BEG, WEDNESDAY EVE. MONDAY g TOMORROW m From the story by Eugene Walter. The most tragic sacrifice that love ever asked. VAN 3 &vL and another popular Rainbow comedy. w zj , "I '"' ' I . ' mm WALLACE 'EXCUSE A PARAMOUNT REID MV In; DUST' ARTCEAFT PICTURE In a Joyoua Orchestra, 33.00, $2.59; balcony, $2.00, $1.60; family circle. $1.00; gallery, 50c; add war tax. SKAT SALE TODAY. .siav PUS?' LOEVS- 1H!A30ELD In CAMP . SIX OTHER ACTS Three thowe dally 2:45, 7:30, Matinee price, 10c, 30c Nlghte 30c, 40c, 60c A DAY LLOYD , :15 FEATURING The Elaborate Fantasy to S, and during dinner, euppee from 30 12 on week nighti. 14:15 to During dinner, 4 to 4, on Sundays, and tea, 4 to 4, Saturday afternoons. after-theat- 1 to 11 Jack Pickford The Little Shepherd .of Kingdom Come Special local pictures of Prise Essay Winners. International News Weekly. Good Music. L. O. Meier, who puts pep in pictures, at the organ. Edw. Orchestra. P. Kimball and A All-soloi- st beautiful story of love and adventure. ACTS ft 6 OF VAUDEVILLE V HIGH-CLAS- S Weekday matinees 20c, kiddles 11c. Evenings and Sundays 30c DONT FORGET SALT LAKE THEATRE THE VANITY FAIR Performance NOW PLAYING Bumping Into Brcadvay IN shows Home of the -- In- YIP YAP YAPHANKERS , - cAsmoi Sequel to The Roaring Road ia an exciting story packed with many s thrilL Continuous NOW PLAYINO Mind cat Blay LADIES FIRST EXCUSE MAKCH 23 AND 24 Garry Oa Club PEFF-- p A H5. P0U1 THE MUSICAL HIT SEASON OF THE Under Ac spices of the American Legion " j If COMMENCING THURS., MARCH Premier Singing America Comedienne DAYS d e i - -- e j:A' -- 15c, 25c, 50c 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, 1. 0 AT FILER chi-ra- 440-ya- rd Ons of ths Worlds Great, ast Cellists Prices Mats., - Bo-lia- k, MEGGER iil &JRAEIT0 Overland T GILLUM DRAW AWARD -- i 4 Fathe Newt. In the rousing story of s roistering knight of the road ad v V Salt Lake Theatre titlo-holder- 5. 1 m ELSA Is Any Place Evasr y. ARE dL a K: XI His Day Off BELLE and Him In Tit ORGANIZE THREE ' MADE BY - V A FITZGIBBON B;SS!E EE2FEL -- MKAY a A e COOPER HARRY MARCONI L w- hi & PAID IN FULL Somewhere & Accommodating OoMIe Sit Frank . Tl'ff Collins Dixon Sinclair And Their Charming Acquaintances In Comedy, .V. THE L1TTLEC0TTAGE SHOOS EXHIBITION e KIMJill 70H5 CIA3A STRAND Is the Seasons Mightiest Achievement i WOgfliJ has a new and novel role In the romance of the Golden West 4. iit The FOnOiDDEH PRESENTING ONLY THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURES WEST WIN TOURNEY One-mil- 1! ALL THIS WEEK Gere Stratton Porter's Famous Story FRECKLES Presented RALPH CLONINGER and associate' players Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Prices: Nights 26c te 75c, bexee $1 Matinees 25c, 35c, 60c Pries TONIGHT ONLY by For tbe Benefit of the Disabled Service Men at the JAZZ $1.C0, Plus Vrar Tax U. A. 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