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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 2?, 1920. SOUTHERN IDAHO CITIES ORGANIZE BASEBALL LEAGUE flGGIE ATHLETES 05 dt d PERMANENT ASSOCIATION INSURES HEALTHY RIVALRY Middleweight Only Holder of Title to Dodge Sleep Producer. DELEGATES to Southern Idaho Baseball league convention at Burley: Tront Wlddiaon. Baal; James Brown, Baul; J. II. Davis, Chirk Trailer, Jerome; Carl Moss, secretary, Buhl; IL A. Johnson, Caldwell Second row, left to right William Dale), Oakley; 0. Dahl-quleOakley; E. 0. Bennett, Jerome; Walter Sebree, Caldwell; Arthur E. Crane, Burley. Third row, left to right Douglas McErlda, Oakley; 0. J. Wes-cot- t, CaldweU; C. S. Collins, Kupert; J.- W. Copeland, Burley. Back row, left to right Tred Lilly, Caldwell; W. R. Ashdown, Burley. - Photo bv Klink Thcto Company, Burley. I! Nm day hv, areer ihamplon dialing the count a knockout during thrlr middleweight OIujwil. tie record show. is tic onl tilUlioldir who ha not taken Mike In Id to th (.limb ckamplon-.ihl- J t J r' K V" rv -- - - n Represented at First Meeting ot Diamond Y u heavy-weigh- irnwi-tryme- n, , ' iLLbj t 1 pu. 440-ya- V IE OiTHIES ANrWEJDCD BY Bitty CVAHT American Rhodes Scholars Oxford to Victory Field and Track. sta-te- -r Bel-na- p, i. half-mil- - BASKET e 1 MGS and DOG FELLERS 1 Inter-varsi- ty fr lxyoka-haug- two-me- 1 seven-minu- 1 1 Chl-n.a- te six-m- l rtectore 697 Chicago, g tl-- Even Ja.k Britton, with hi remarkable defenae, mi (lopped at one time Bin k a a hoc Ire. he ran in JJt5. when Jak into one Steve klnnev, and wai rocked to eleep in the flirt round It wai a cane of bad matchmaking, aa Britton was not reedy to meot .ich an experienced op Seven Towns ponent Bennv Leonard wan in tlie early hn etagea of hie ring areer he twne took New In 1913 Young bhugrue, the full rount then looked upon es a leading contend! for the lightweight title, polished off Circuit. Leonard in four rounde bhugrue was comparatively light hitter, but he landed wa to often on the notice tuft Leonard l I1LLV, Idaho, March 27. With In the following battered to the floor ' ear Leonard once more took the full from seven delegate present Canadian count. Frankie Fleming, the tit us, pcrmuifent organisation 'eatnerwalght, put him doAn and out In the fifth round lui been perfevted of the bouth-erThere I no record of Johnny Kllban Tho Idaho Baseball leuguc. taking the lullincount until ha encountered Phliadr Iphia short y after new asxoi latmn is luteniled to be perLeonard over the lightweight ihamaion had won the manent, and wnl do away with the title from Freddie YYtfcm Pete Herman, who row holds the ben of annual organization aud the tamweight title, met hie Waterloo back on' h policy In 111 at the hands of Frankie Rime formulation ot a new of Jereey City Burn heat a tattoo on spring. . for fifteen th rib southern midget of the new ora: niration The round and then, when hie opponent had are J. ofneirs II. Di.vis of Paul, presidtut, and eteran been worn down, the Jersey I of . roeeed hi Buhl, sevrrtarv. These lox right to th jaw, ending the ( battle officers, with one direetor from eaeh of Jimmy lVIlde, the flyweight champion the .teams represented, will vontitute of the 0! Id, wa put to eleep on one oc. the board of direetor. caslon. In 115 Taney Lee Mopped him The eities represented at the meeting in th eeventeenth round of a battle for were Kupert, Paul, .Brume, Buhl, Oak tba flyweight championship of Eng'and Later Wilde had the ealiefact.on of turn- lev, Uurlev and tjldwell. (ahlvvill has ing th table on hie conqueror, atopplng aim e withdrawn. him tn eleven rounds. I nder the rules of the new league, t cham contrue' George Carpenller, lumpers are barted from parplon of Europe, wae etopped eereial time career, ticipation. during th early part of his ring own Gloria, one of the Frenchman Sorenson Defeats Sherry. stopped him tn etx rounds baik tn ISO. The Dixie Kid. an American negro, Man h 27 Chris Sorenson PXXO, flattened George in 111. taking five of Butti Ny Mont , defeatol ( harles Sherry made Billv trick. til round to do Papke of l an.ida In l i Miaight fa'Is in a him quit in seventeen rounds and Prank wrestling inal- h here hurenson took the In nineteen rounds during 19 f J first fall In 3b minutes and 20 second, klaiisince full his attained but Carpentier snd the second in 7 minute and 111 secgrowth no ona hat been able to do any ond The men are heavyweights. thing with him. J. Ilradek, te The Trlheee. LOGAN. March 37 Ev erything will be going full awing till week at the Aggie The Coaih Id k Romney. ay of a hard eve on th is Instructor Aggie trying to grind of spring training and I and track Impress this upon his baacl-athleteui The cinder trnck is now In condition men will gst but of doors plliv-- . and out delay. The gymnasium has become enthu'too email to handle tne Inbaseball norJiern I lull good weather siasts and at the- A C. will be wek-oi week Will ne Tha biggest event rim Welneedivv the A runner are exiected lo participate business an additional Inducement, men hav offered prise lo Hie wlmieis Someone le going to wear s new Mlk the elilrl, a bletson list or a g'- tiebe after uble lo ra-and three other mil eat top elrlolna'or 1 bones. Instead of hot roll and coffee, a there aie tnn-- e 'V. meal tl ksts among the prlxes. O. fraAdam has offered a prise to the le which representthe college ternity at ed hy the greatest number of runner Mayor William M Howell ofh finishing for the rae whh laisan will be Harter corner of Mam ami will commence at the a course south follow and Center e'reel to the old Park resort, south of the city, and bai k again Many aspirants for trm k honors are out for the team, homo of those who are working In the dlfferentT events ai-Dee. Dorlu and .sprint ban k, ( roft. run Croft and Owen, Hanson. 5 Hart, Jacques Wsin.an, mile and orlev, Javelin Richardson Rpwen. Discus McRar, McDonald and Andrus. Poie vault Me-- 1 McDonald and Andru lonald, Anderson, uorennen and Andrus put Andrus McDonald and Mckav Hurdiee Edwards. Iirlnaix Siegfried and : Nelson. Special attention ie being given the the best of track, so aa to have it in condition for the dual tnes-- t between the end tb of Agricultural Dub Unlverelty college, which will take place In Logan. have candidates baeelavll The following . Smith, reported. Captain Andrus, pltcheiAndtreon. Borensen. pitcher; pitcher; her, Wortev and pitcher: In-e- , cat Dorlu Hanson. Bowen first base and Nelson, infielders, Falck anil Dewey, croee-count- tag All event By JACK VEIOCK, international New portlna Editor. NEW YORK. March 27. Th scarcity plaver who may be d. of young pended on to tsks the places of th many Cal. star I on of the most . rious problems confronting major leagug today, according to Largy chib owner j but on, veteran Brooklyn scout were never ml-Talenld youngster are this thev than year" said Milt button todav, and thr ta no Indication that the 1920v crop wlU develop many 0 slue. cx -- rational v- The discovery of a 'phenom or tv pvteJ, but this Dpe of Y'wm player mai be se dom lives up to expectation 1 have lot of natural ability ers who T plav i' f however sr few snd far between. They k are imjlv not being developed any more The kederal league and tile world War dealt baseball om hard knocks and for rd many minor league to the w while most of til youngeuer went tu)q The minor league are )ijn, the tervlce th player thsy making a new elert. but hardlv be ready for fast will develop veara several for (ompin.v Mve been watching th situation tnr ' een the problem A s long lime, and w (y prow blscer each year. Why. out of 202 lot e and sand players who cams collegia up tn the majors between 191J and 191S been I era had watching, only Lire plav a mighty discouraging iftade good. Thgt pi uentage thee "A majority of the youngster Java seem to lack confidence. Tv found tills parth ulsrly true with roHee ( r, though f can offer no plausible re, son lor It. Thev have flmrly got to start all over growing good spun piaver again, that's all. Otherwise th else of in the major league will base " button deplored the lack of young play, ers of the types represented nr Daubert, Wheat. Cutshaw. btengel, Cadore. and gharry Hfeffer, HI Myer Smith all of whom he brought to Brook, tv i! from the sand lota And ha asserted If the runner attempts to steal home balk has been made, ala-a- a so ru.es It that (he average baseball fan would be while the piuher Is etanJ.ng on the rub- Immediately without an appeal, although if he should be told the real' surprised ber In a position to pmch. Is It possible very often It may eeem that such an ages of tuanv plav ers In th gam today. Th fact that appeal haa been made The veteran cout etted th demand for the pltiher to make on ' plav on that the team at bat always raises a protest Aid made bv the kt. Haul club for the title runner t the plate? G H. L. when It Is believed the pitcher ha vlo f to Outfielder Elmer Miller as evldenc lated some point In the pitching rules d hla deIf. the piti her has not the high valuation placed on players tohas believe to caused that many people St. Paul, he declared, wguts liver , al he need to do Is back off the an dav appeal is necessary In the case of for Miller's reoutfieller. $12 5u0 and two player rubber, and then he haa th same right a balk. with the BYT baseball clubs are games The beveral lease leagu major to make a play at the plate ae at any in l the Intercollegiate afier the player. snd the I, of othvr base. If he remain on the rubLONDON. March 27 Cambr dge beat lengue games Fo yoj believe the New York club will this vear He played on ber and trrotvs the ball to the plat In will use Ruth as a pitcher tliia sum- Oxford In England a favorite Much Interest centers aquatic the B Y. an attempt to catch the runner It mer. or do you believe he will he used event before STANFORD'S in these games probably the largest conlegal delivery, at which the talisman ha regularly In the outfield. A FAN. a ever course witnessed a right to swing If he to denies Th which of people STARS WILL RETURN Manager Huggins, of course, wtll demain thing in this play is for the pitcher cide where Ruth will play, and, as Hug-gin- a British boat race. The betting was 5 to PICKED TEAMS PLAY to ba k off tne ruboer rrior to making is a mighty wise baseball leader, 4 In favor of Cambridge, although until CLOSE BASKET GAME STWFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal. March any motion to pltcn. he will use him at a position where he a 27 With the announcement today that will be of most advantage to th club, this wsek Oxford, with the advantage of six ine-- i from tnls years championship Does the team at the hat have to make from the Huggins point of view. two veteian Australian rower who are fvp4Htnl to Tho Triton. I rebasketball an appeal to the umpire It is bequintet would return to college cently read a report In a New Yoik paper Rhodea scholar, wax the favorite IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. Mmh 27 next fall and again - eligible for th lieved that the pltthei haa made a balk where Hugg'ns was quoted as saying that - Picked basketball helwon the took the ail the from teams chance of vare.tv Cambridge tos, team, Stanford I have often seen playeis of th team at Ruth was the regular right fielder of th tered aide of the this vears performance and turnhat rush at the umpire when it seemed club, and that he would river and never allowed vanced senior department of the rirst that posiplay the pitt her had erred Sometimes a balk tion on y I am of the same opinion on the dark blues to get a nose ahead of anti Second ward Young Mint Mutual ing out another winning fiv in 1921 ap-- I ear to he unusually bright. wae called, and at other times the um- that point at the present time, because them Wi-The Improvement axxoclatioris clasned Thursthroughout the four miles. euh men as Captain Dal Butt The auditorium two In pire seemed to pav no attention to cthe I know that Ruth la far from being the the day night New berg, (ire . Fred Adam of SacraIs the umpire supposed to itchei- that he was a few aeasons hak. light blue led by a length at the protests were well matched and the irovvd of teams . and Harry V. Austin of Usk--ICul mento a bulk Immediately when l.e believes th Ma king the throw from the outfield post, but Oxford reduced the lead to half saw a good game, which res ilted in u end of tfrrjf Cal, In the defensive seems to have p.aved liavoc with his a length at the ntile mark pit her ha violated the rule! Hu) becond warde-- x by a Ssore for TKtorv Gambrldge und with James M. Davies of Lb court G O K muscles However, unusual con- led bv two of 14 to 12 pitching Mill Lo C Gal of Pert at Oatds, Angeles, tie not lergthx naliway post It Is necessary for an appeal on ditions vuy often make a manager back and Tho game was follow! by a dancing und Carroll C Richmond of Walla Walla by thre lengths when three miles a balk. The umpire. If he hehetea Beehlvo departments the tv up a bit on his original plans, and it Is had been party given as . basnet mentor Wash the mane covered Oxford a shooters, nard very possible t.tat Ruth may be seen Melbourne Riaa ho smceeda Coach mile cutting down Of th Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement on the rubber for tha New York club spurt in the last half associations noi.Id have little dlfflcq.ty O' tober fell but lead, Cambridge's back twt,l finally tq seaeon over. before the is out a In 21 combination. four wa 11. The time winning lengths turning e Oklahoma Ajgiea Win. Two American Rhodes scholars helped If a player chased from the bench to Oxford materially in defeating Cambridge STILLWATER. Ok'a., Maicn 27 Com- CALIFORNIA COLLEGES the clubhouse, said player not being regu-lar.- y here tills afternoon In the first dual from behind In the last bout of the in the game, is It possible for such and field games to be held ing track final match. Okahoma Agricultural and ENCOURAGING BOXING. a player to be later used In the game If by the rival unlveis'tles since March, Meclianlial wrestling squad won a so desired by the manager of his team? 1914 The final score was Oxford 65 vlitorv overcollege ot Nehtsska the A claims when a player Is sent from th events, Cambridge O events, first places men last night ovUniversity a scote of 23 to 19 STANFORD I XfVERSITT. Cal.. March bench to the clubhouse he Is through for only counting In the meet wa 19 to 17 iii favor of Necount The 27 roiirmiments hav been arranged ti.e day. B sav he haa attended several H. S. White, formerly of Bowdnln colbraska when the final match of the Stanford boxer by Coach Joe Murphy games where he saw the ' umpire clear lege, won the running high Jump for Oxwith h class the I nlvernty of southern Callfiy-- , with began, Captain the bench of a number of player, only ford wdth a leap of 5 feet 7 of the A and M subbing for nla and with banta Clara university, to later aee one of the player who was Immediately followed with aninches, and a Fh had who cx.nt (in te- - liav e not oeen determined. crlpphd removed' enter th game. What about it? Jump In which he added tw-- exhibition, Inches to for Nebraska, fund ed IayoKabuigh The Iniversity of Southern California eent hit performance L. J. Feather, an Amer- - ' hard during the first of the three Ordinarily when a bench warmer will send a squad lo compete to th clubhouse he through for the lean Rhodes scholar, won the hammer In the was he bouts. btanford here. Later in th eae day. Usually hi action have been such throw, with a throw of loo feet 11 Inches stronger and in the third won un eisv against a meet will son be held at Loe return tnat some penalty must b Inflicted, and A meet haa been scheduled with decision over the Nebraska athlete, give Imlnatlng any cnance of participation tn Rose Bushes ready to plant. ing the Oklahoma men a v ictory for the Angele' Choir Lo' tiie Athletic club at the Angeles tn gam i the eentence. There are Bailey A Sons Co . 63 E 2nd So. (Advt ) meet. same time th umpire allow time, however, when the player sent to the clubhouse to re- turn. At such time It Is so stipulated I by the umpire. I have umpired In several I game where a couple of bench warmer I l.av made thing annoying for me. Un- - J able to decide Jut who the offerjer are. the umpire very often cleans up the W hen to doentire bench of substitutee. ing he informe tbe manager that the are not barred from further parpiayerx ticipation, that they can remain tn uni form tn the cluohouse and be used when desired. Undoubtedly when B eaw olaver who had been chased later used In the game a condition such a I have atated existed V 6wlil - . u PEORIA, III , March 27 New leaders appeared at th American Bowling con greea her thi afternoon, when Chicago stare figured in aom of the most sensational shooting of the tournament came change among ach ten leader thick and fast. M Erickson and Ekrems of Chicago n event und scored 1501 in tn went into first Piac. D. Devito and F. on th earn Luby of Chicago, bowling shift, moved into second place with a count of 1273. K. Lelllnger of Chicago fell seven roints short of taking the lead In the Individuals He ahot for a total of 693 pin and replaced IE Meyer of bt. Louis for second p.ace. Tne leader tonight are Five men Bruchs No. Chicago. fh?5 Two men M. Erickon-- . Krema, 1301. individuals M Megowan, Evansville, Track aftd Baseball Candi- Scout Larry Sutton of thB Dodgrr Find Likely6 dates Complete Early Talent Scarce. Gymnasium Work. 0 Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempy haa onlv one black mark against lilm Juat before tie tegtn the remarkable run of ictoriee that culminated In ttia defeat of Jee Uard fur the till Drmneey mi Mopped in one round by the ickrin, Jim Flynn Wattling Levlneky. who claim the llg'ii title, wax ul to atall uTf bevelght decKive defeat In all hla tioul until hr In FM$ met I'empaev In Philadelphia not In the beet of shape Lrvln.kv at the time, and the bout had not gone a round before tie a eorry that ho had made tie metch. For two round ho with lempey after him and In the third Iiempaey caught up and hung the Hauler on lh ropea a limp a a wet NEW LEADERS APPEAR IN BOWLING TOURNEY t, 1 Bv International ftervlr NEW YORK. March 27. Perusal o' th records of boner reveals th fart that i cry fen perfbrniers In tho ring to- i left to right J. IL row, BISCdiGIIJ S 1556 LIFE SAVING CORPS CHARTER IS GRANTED 6AN VkAN'CTbCO, Mar h .7 The San Francisco 1 IV. C A has pt-granted Cross life an American Red corps charter, t- -e firs' It ie said, awarded on tho Pacific coast Fifteen women and gt is of tne V th C, A, all strong swimmers, pas-e- d life saving test directed bv Commodore IV. E Longfe low of the Red Cross blmllar tests are being given t tin feattle, Wash , atsoe.ation, ,t Is report1 Is the-- e a dif'erence tn th ru'e of the American and National league relative to the advancement of runner on an ovennrow into the stand? A claim there It, while B may that a uniform rule is followed by both leagues F. D. A is right; there ti a difference In the policy of the two leeguea. In th American league base runner advance two base on an overthrow Into th stands from the base they occupied at the time the ball wws delivered to the batter. Thus, if there was a runner on first and the batter hit the ball to th shorstop. who fumbled and, seeing he had no chance to get the runner at second. Since the play wa on, mad a wild throw to first which went Into the stand, the runner on first would go to third and the batsman to second That really a special American league diw-not it since conform strictly ruling, to the playing rode. In the National league the advancement of the runner is figured from th position of th runner or runner when the throw wae started. Thus, on the same play with the hit and run on, If the runner on first originally reached econd prior to the start of the throw to get th batter at first, said runner would be allowed to score. Instead of going merely to third, as he would In the American It would bo regarded a two league. He would be replava In tha National a garded having advanced to second on the hit and fumble and would be en on th titled to two additional base While the National league overthrow. ruling Is correct according to th book. It get an umpire In a lot of trouble. be cause he Is constantly forced to draw hairline decisions a to whether or not the runner had Just reached a base or not prior to the overthrow. There lx a ground rule that a hit Into th crowd shall be good for two bases A rope divide the playing territory from tie overflow. At one noend of the roped-of- f section ther are people. Fielder Jumps the rope and while back of th line makes a catch of a fly boundary ball. Is th baiter out or entitled to two ed AU Star Sport Becord Out. Th 1920 All Btsr Sport Record Is Just out. These records have been compiled bv Al Spink, bseebsll writer; Tom Foley, billlsrd-rookeeper; T W. Cahill association football expert: W. V Thompson bowling authority: Tommv White, lightweight and veteran expert; Dan O Leary, pedestrian, am book contains 4do pages. Tho other. New and exclusive floral designs which lend that indefinable touch of style men and young men are so desirous .,of .at Easter well-dresse- d time. 1 Ski Tourney Arranged. Wash , March 27 Stl Lump ers from Norway, bweden Canada anc the Vnlted butes will take part In t ski tournament at Mount Rainier on lune 27, it was announced by tie touSnamfnt association heie today Anders Haugni of Dillon, Colo, who recently broke (lie worlds record with a Jump of 211 feet, is expected to be In the contest s TACOMA. Shoemaker Retains Title. NEW YORK March 27 J Howard Shoemaker of the New York" Athletic uccessfu!lv defended his title of club rational amateur pocket billiard chain plon today by defeating Q Gardner ol New York In the final match of the tour hament. Th score was y.5 to 69 won teven straight games. bhoe-mak- Hanlon Knocks Out Rivers. By l'nlverl Service FORT WORTH. Texas. March 27 Jimmv Hanlon of Chicago knocked out Rav River of Lo Angele In th flft i round of a chedu!ed twelve-roun- d bout. Rtvr wa groggy and hanging on after th first round. H wa carried from tb ring by hi second -- - be? The batter la Detroit Seeks Bout. DETROIT, Mich, March V Aa offer of $20,000 to Georges Carpentier to meet Levinsky, a Battling In a bout here, wa announced ten-rou- today by Max L. Barbour, president of the Wolverine Athletic club Mr Barbour proposed to stage th match lthr at Navin field or tn state fair grounds. Gould and Wear Win. Jt.y PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March Gould open champion, and Joeeph w. the Racquet club, Wear, representing won th national court tennis doubles chsmplonshlp her today bv defestit g Joshua Crane and C Russell of Boston in the final round, 27-- t-- L V t t e Mtiej Loeton He Boot? Tommv Ibices ntzpatrl k, 124 t hi ni&fkr South Ll fetiett, Boot Is Jntedjc nt a creature ns one of t ie fact t$al h would want, in is wtiil only n panrv The tirrfr weth Ta bout twenty pound mark arc bnruLe ings (dark i'rufened, some One c errlrfl in lth t e tandi-nmeft- it t is - entitled to two D base. E. Oerstion Mat Winner. March 27. Captain PHILADELPHIA. Gerehon of th Unlverelty of Pennsvl-vanl- a won the wreetllng title today, when he was awarded th decision are almost Mak, with whit muzzle, over Garber of Ptate college In the Interall around. blaze rt and ad or Championship tournament here and htnd I? below collegiate Part f fora . ho ka The coat rhould be abort, amooth today The ear a are rommonly and brighc. Unknown Girl Commits Suicide. trimmed The face le Intelligent, rather pquare. OMAHA. Neb., March 27 An unidentithe noae. while ahort, not pushed In. fied rirl, about It veara old. Jumped Into and the Jaw a are even, broad and fairly the Missouri river from tha Douglaa atreat beep He is in every sens a good, prac- - bridge last night. Her body haa not been Ucal dog. , recovered, In our Srarfeteria yourself and sate on the eobt! one-thir- d you pick them to one half niougbl hi-- , held Don't Forget the 6uits and toproats wc are rolling for spring wear are tho classiest babies in town, and you can Walk Up and have $10 on your suit here. -- 7 UPSTAIRS CLOTHES SHOP )S nk 1 , Y t ' U- - |