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Show i THfl SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING. HAY BRINGING UP FATHER n 1, 1920. By GEORGE McMANUS : I'm wre Nwro I A. i English University Teams, Uncalled, Fail to on Track. - Ap-pe- ar Star British Runner Beaten; New Worlds Low Hurdle Record. 4 A new . PHILADELPHIA. April world's record, tho defeat of England boat collegiate distance runners, threo left nl teams. Including .the post In tbs star race, and ths winning of tho pentahloa by Bradley of ths Uni varsity of Wanm, worn tho outstanding features of tho opening day of ths Unl-- ( verslty of Pennsylvania relay carnival ' hero today. The presence of tbs English universt sties combined track team gava an Inter national aspect to tho games, and. but for a heavy rain and tbs unfortunate ' fiasco which ruined ths distance medley championship race, tbs initial day of the meet would hava gone down In athletic history as on of tbs most successful In ths long carnival record. The fastest field of varsity d.stanes runners that tha country could boast Interfaced ths starter in tha three-mil- e national Intercollegiate race arranged for the special benefit of L A Montagu of , Oxford university, winner of this event In ths dual meet In London on March 17, when ha did l. 14:4 was he Today easily defastod by B T. Nightingale of Now Hampahlro mors than forty yards. Slate college by In lt H. Montague, who ran second. In 15.01 finished some thirty yards ahead of W. K. MacMahon,- . Massachusetts a worthy opponent for the American colTech, after a grueling race. That ha would have had to legians. travel at a terrific paee to have won was English Star Beaten. proved when J. M. Watt or Cornett won, Eleven runners Jumped sway at ths almost as ha willed. In a now world recImpistol shot, and Graf of Nobraaka ord time of :(4 displacing the former went Into the lead, finishing time of :54 5 made by Harry Hillman mediately half-miIn I 12, about twenty of tha New Turk A. C. In 1904. Coughlin the first .yards ahead of the pack. At tha mil ha of the University of the South was second, was still showing the way In 4.51 by and H. Gish, Nebraska, third, finishing 'about ths same distance, with Montague well In the rear of tha firing hurdler from going easily In fourth position. the shores ef Cayuga lake. moved Into tho lead at the one Ths kssnest disappointment cams to the and one-hamiles, with Montague sec5005 spectators who had braved the downahead a of tho stride and Graf ond, pour when the Oxford --Cambridge team, 'others. Nightingale went to the fora at as well as several others, did not appear ' two miles, which he turned In with for tho distance medley relay championMontague and MacMahon a yard in the ship race. rear. At two and one-ha-lf mlleo Nightingale was leading Montague by a half- Bald Fiasco. yard and running well, whilo tho English . No runner wss ten yards ahead of tho explanation was given by ths offiMassachusetts man. cials. After a grueling neck and neck Hero Montague jumped Into the van, race, Pennsylvania nosqd out the Yale but Nightingale put on a burst of speed Syracuse and Georgetoun and passed him again Inside of a few quartet, with In that order, well In the rear. evidence of reserve power finishing yards Thia soon as the runners finished the specappeared to discourage Montague, who As tators besan to sprint for shelter, but began to fado away, and at tho two and were stopped by the announcement that miles he was In distress. and the PennThe winner continued to draw away and Ox ford Cambridge, Chicago won slowing up, but MacMahon did not sylvania teams had not been summoned to the line, ready, and although starting have tha stamina to overtake the Oxford . star and was obliged to be satisfied with would run a special race over the same dtotance.third place. d Aa ths spectators returned to their seats there came a second stateFails to Appear. .r ment that the race would not be held, B. G. D. Rudd, the Rhodes scholar from owing to ths rendition of the track. South Africa, who gave such a sensationthe three teams In ths dressing-room- s athletic performance for Ox- which had been left out of ths me were al ford In the recent dual games between still puzzling over the mlxup which cost ft.'re (British universities ':n London," dltT them a chance at the championship. Acnot appear for the low hurdles, cording ts ths best eluila nation given, in which It wss expected he wrould prove all three combinations were ready to go A new sharp edge every day Oxford-Cambri- . , No "pull no V . ' scrape with this unique razor ' , ' i Oxford-Csmbrid- razor blade safety DOES your duller and duller with each shave until you cannot stand it any longer? Do you have endless bother and expense with new blades ? If so, you are paying the penalty of shaving with an unstropped edge, . You dont need to put up with the "pull and "scrape of fast - gs l-- t-- to tho starting line when told under cover until called. They some time, end when finally a was sent to find the cause of the race had been started. 5, le Mac-Mah- lf 10-0- -- -- three-quarte- rs -- t - water-soake- 440-ya- i iniiimtiiimmnniimmimuumninnnmmiiimBimutaiuimmmtmumuiiinimmimnraimnmmii to remain waited for messenger the ' delay Bradley Wins Classic. The victory of Bradley In tha pentath Ion cams aa a surprise to eastern followers of athletics, hie victory over Bartels being one of the sensational upsets of ths day. Bradley scored IS points. Bartel x, Pennsylvania, who won the pentathlon in ISIS, finished second, with IS points; Hamilton. Missouri, third. IS; Yount. Redlands, University of California, fourth, 21; Hammond, Kansas, fifth, jS; and Cann, New York university, sixth, 21 points. ' Bradley performed consistently, deeptte the fact that he did not win on of the five events making up the pentathlon. He finished second in tho broad Jump, Javelin throw and race; third In the discus throw, and fourth In tha run. Bartels won the Javelin and events, finished second In the run, wss fifth In the broad jump and alxth In ths discus throw. lount won tho broad Jump and the race, and Cann got first place In the dieeus throw. . The summary: Broad Jump (pentathlon) Won by William Yount, Redlands university, distance 2. feet t Inches; second. R Bradley, Kaniais; third. Hamilton. Missouri; fourth, Hammond, Kansas; fifth, W. Bartels, Pennsylvania; sixth. F. Boyd. Virginia Poly seventh. Cann, New York university; eighth, F. Dais, Nebraska: ninth, B. Jones, Pennsylvania State; tenth. Emory, Pennsylvania State; eleventh. J. Wilson, Lafayette; twelfth, F. Hill, Lafayette. Throwing weight Won Pandrow, Massachusetts I. T distance by 2 Anc?: "rond. Weld, Dartmouth, 2 feet 414 inches: third, Skidmore, University of the South, 21 feet Inches. hurdle race Won by J. M. Watt, Cornell; second. Coughlin. Univerof the sity South; third. H. Gish, Nebraska. Time, 64 5 seconds, new world's record, displacing record made by Harry Hillman, N. V. A. C., In 1504. B. O. D. Kudd of Oxford university did not e. 200-me- 1600-met- er CELEBRATING THE ANNIVERSARY OF OUR 7th YEAR on BROADWAY IE ' s eyes will' be focused on JIM xrjf The Paris and all feet will be. turning toward its doors. It will be our Annual Sales Celebration, express- ing through values our- - gratitude for the patronage of a Citywide clientele. ? Be Sure to See the Paris Stores Ads in Sunday 1 Papers TWO v - sweeping full pages, crowded with values irresistible interest each emphasizing the significance with which we look upon our An- niversary. ' Particularly to merit your participation are the opening sales, 9 to 10 a. m. Plan to be here when the doors swing open next Monday. - - ; r--1 - QunTJy i i cfV' ipp? Price mre ZVywd'diAr" on EnoABsar eetwezh main & state -- A medley relay First and second man each ran 220 yards; third man 440, fourth 6x0 Won by Pennsylvania (Davis, Lenders. Maxam, Eby); second, Lafayette Williams Morgan, Crawford); third, Minnesota (Kelly. Johnson, McNally, Fisher). Time, 1:29. Interscholastlc medley relay championship of America (first ran 440 yards, second 220. third 660, and fourth 440 Won by Exeter (8wede. academy Waterman, Chapman. Httaoat); second, Huntington school, Boston; third. Barringer high school. Time, 4:44. Internationa) Intercollegiate three-mil- e race Wort by G. T. Nightingale of New Hampshire State college; E. A. Montague, Oxford uinverslty, England; third, W. K. MacMahon. Massachusetts I. T. Tims by miles, 4.55, 10 minutes flat and use the AutoStrop Razor. Turf Remits and Entriea Lexington Entries. Flret race, sis furlosg Betty Carry 10T, Btgk Wta4 107. 'Abbes 107. Vilenttoe Lady 102, Missed tha line 107, 'Era Wlakler 107. Dtaaa 107. Big 112. Prse Stats 112, Botstcree 112, Joaatte 113. Back Wilkes 112. Alex Jr. 112. Lard Ha mil tea 112. Bares kx 113. Rapid I tax 112. Substltats 107. Seread rare, (Mr ferleaga Hamdy Rosa 110; Budrew 1U, St. Michael HA Hassle Jsdg ill. Moaaoaa 11A Soothers Oeatleoas 11A. 102. Third rare, six fsriosge Tea Logs Laois A. 107, Spies Bosh 111. Aaticlpate 10S, rani Wetdel 110, Baler 110. Fourth rare, aae alia F.ttlleka 1 10. Matt see Idol 110, Wsodtrap UA, Routledgt 120, sharpens iv itself Tijuana Results, Good Ennegh 110 (Htsphyt. 12 SO, 2.40. sec- AGGIES BEAT 0 n one-thi- Hopeful 112. raa. SWIMMING POOL PROVES POPULAR l aieeraal ' Sewtra. Special ts Ths Tribuse. Th near future. Specie 1 Will Framing AppUcajIta. ts The Tribe. . TWIN FAUA Idaho. April 9. ApplFirst rora. riahntag. seeea furies. 1 eeer-std- e aad op DovefUlge 112. Good Booogh 100. ication for American citizenship, mods by seven natives of Germany and Austria, 110. Browa Favorite 111. (I B sheet Maatrlt Frisia 112, Careea 112. .Lady Isaoreare 112, which havs been on file since Americas 100. Prior Direct KM, entrance Into the world war, with three Sorts 107. Jxytriia II Mrlalaod III. Orstala 114. Knarlda 112. others, will be taken up hr a representa- lit. fas, elxlolag, flea sad J i - s osa-ha- lf Dewey Fak-k- . .If ef I 11$ 1 IS 0t Olstieft-)- , 1 2 OasraM, 1 S Adams, S $ 0 itkom 2b 4 1 ef 4 t lb 0 1 1 4 ISO 5 1 workers by the domestic science IDAHO SUFFRAGIST LEAVES FOR EAST 1 1 1 1 1 ta Ths Tribuse. 6 1 Xpert TWIN FAl-Lt- i, Idaho, April 10. Mrs. 1 1 4 If S M. J. Sweeley, president 4Whltay, of the Idaho 1 3 llWilaoa. Ob 4 of Womens Club, left yesS I 11 8 2 Federation Na(haa. a. 4 1 New and York for Hartford as Dec, a.. $ 3 5 6 OiCarlaoe, p 2 1 1 S terday from Idaho upon a representative Thorabg, p 2 0 1 e e the t one woman rom of from nil tee. composed FRamsay 1 1 S e each state, organised to ar-t- xt the womo 1 fPratiae... an's suffrsge movement In Connecticut, where a session of the legislature Is exTotals.. 3 11 7 27 17 'Ratted for Peteraoa la aietb. pected to take early action on ratification t Ratted for Whltooy la atoih. of the suffrage amendment. V. of C...., . 11 9 9 3 S 0 Agile Errors rSttefel. M. Romaey 2, Sammary: Adam. Wlhao, Oswald. Haosea 2. Sc I nap. raa 2, Aadro. Brlcksos. Tira-haa- a hls Thrse-baa- e Dee, Bttefel. hit Aadro a. Double plars Whitney io M. Romaey; hathaa to Adams, Stoles bases Dee 2. Belnap. Fak-- 2, Special to The Tribune. Hanson, Andrrnon, Adam, M. Romney 2. REXBt'RO. Idaho, April SO. At the a t ha a. Hits Off Aadrus. S la eight lonlaga: meeting of the city council lost evening, In ala and nae-tblr-d off Carlasa, Innings; nff contracts were let for twelve blocks of Thornberg, 3 la one aad two thirds Innings. Rases on hails Off Carlsos 7: nff Thornberg I; ntreet paving, ten blocks of sidewalk and off Andrus S. Strork out By Andros 4; by twelie blocks of gutter to Gibbons A Reed, contractors of Halt Lake. Carle 6; by Thornberg 1. Sacrifice hit This Is approximately a $170,089 conHit with pitched bull M. Romney, Falek. atlrfrl. Wild pitches Carlooa, Aadrus. Um- tract. A $52,000 additional sewer conwaa awarded to Charles Thompson tract Mrlvor. pire of Ctsh, most of which will be on the hill at College heights. Thl will gHo side Given Aadnm. p Erckra.Jb Bowea,4h Belaap.lh 4 2 4 4 2 1 1 11$ 11 Pet' ana,ys rf SOI 4 3 4 984-- 4 PAVING AND SEWERS WILL COST $220,000 rd $45 to $60 All Wool and Guaranteed If YOU are not thoroughly satisfied after buying a Styleplus suit, bring it back and we will make it right. No questions asked. An ironclad, written every .Styleplus wearer. guarantee protects 1 Tljaene Entries. By Ahdaoa.rf Haasoa.ss other clean-u- p tools tho students attacked the large campus. Home of tne students brought scrapers and harrow. At noon a luncheon wag" served to tho d Her-12- 112. after Andrus had bracked out a triple. Just by way of starling toward a victory (or himself. Thomberg replaced Cartoon tn tile seventh, but it was too late for ny effectiveness. With the gome on Ice In the ninth, the Aggie helped the U to four run with their boots. I lTAH AGGIES. C. OF U. ABR.H.POA ABRHP0A. Assies displayed the belter talent and deserved to win. Tho score wa 11 to ' , . Lea Andrus waa on the mound for the By Oniveraal Barrie. six First rare, claiming, snd pitched sood ball. In the Assies Beanevllls 116 ( Merlmret. $6.00, $4. 1 third the Utahns sot five safeties, ahlch 42 40. wan; Wlldflewar 110 (Lykal, 44.00, 42 40. netted three tallies, but after that Ansecond! Prsetou Fear I toe (Kennedy), 43 2 drus had thlnss hla own way. Errors bethird. Tims, 1:17 14. Ceaterrilla, jaalcn him hind allowed the "U" scores This Sherry aad Lien teaaat Lratrr ahm ran. waa eapee tally true of thsjnlnth Inning. Second rare, purse, maldea ftlllea, Carlson started for the 'U" and wa four furtaugs Hetlum 112 (Caaor), 414 Compu hit safely until the fourth, (fix hit Cleaning. 42.40, 42 30, nun; Rlt of Given lit (Ljrke), not blocks of street Rexburg about thirty-on- e 42 40, oeennd: 44.4 Baker 112 were all he allowed In six and RBYbEiw, Idaho, April 38. Yesterday paving, Mary Jan and about twelve miles of sewer, but his wildness was his ruin. was Clean-u- p third. (Lunsford), 42.4 Tim. 41. Handy lnnlnsa, cost new sewer system of the Ricks at the the Normal making Bora, Aaaada, Bertha S. aad Craur d Fan In the sixth the Farmer sot six rung college. Armedday with spades, rakes and about half a million dollars. a) raa. Third rare. S year-eiaad ap, six furlong LdxJaxton Results. -- Wlealaad 'll Club Bunches Hits With Walks for Six Tallies in Sixth. IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. April lO.c-swimming pool In ths now high school gymnasium, which was opened to the public last week, is proving a big attraction. tho school authorities finding It necessary to run two shifts on tho threo evenings each week when the pool is open to tho public. Each evening finds the pool filled with way 120. Fatrhea swimmers ana the spectators' Fifth rare, aile and gallery 2 crowded vriih onleokera. The peel ta the 122, Bersagtiere 122. Peaca Peasaat 12 KIbsooI 122. first of Ha kind afforded to the cltlsena 'UsMea Dima 122. Dobbs Coosa 123. baausk 122. By Uolly 122. of Idaho Falls and Is modern In every Sixth race, alle aad Tlaaothy respect. It is completely tiled and has J Jlogaa 107, Fair Orteot 107. Maxim's every feature of sanitation and conveChoirs 107. High Gear 110, Tam Jr. U2. nience of tho most modern builders. Wadsworth's Lost 112a Arrangements are being made for swimaad aoe eighth Met. Sreeath rare. mils ths Blllaao 110, Jack ming meets which will be held Jnebaat 107, (Itawtel 107. Hawes HO, Get an AutoStrop Razor today and know the joy of a "new sharp edge every morning! Ask your dealer about the free trial plan. y4utcrStrop Razor By Caiecraal Serried, First rare, faur aad half furkmgn Falletdad 100 (Taylor), H to, go 00. 92 00. waa; Joaruta 100 tHInphy), 88 im. 03 SO; second; Scallywag 41 00, third. Time, .1114. Oils, HI (Sob-eta-). B mire K--. Applatlo, Capitaso aad Commends ttoe also raa. Olive Second rare, fear and a half furVmga D. 10S IS. Smith), 10 30; 640. M 08, woo; 48.80. Sewell Cam hi 10S (Hanwvwl, 44 4 wan; Lady Uixary 108 (Taylor). $4.7 0S (Pita), $4-44 60, second: Green Grass Time, 1 :10 44. Lady .FalrpUy and Discus throw (pentathlon) Won by third. else ran. Cann, New York university, distance 122 Linden tha Lelaad .Hotel par, 2 year, Fourth feet I Inches, second, Hamilton; third, old a, four me, aad a half forking Easter Std 10S Bradley. 44.80, 44.10. 42-4won; Billy Bar-to- o The pentathlon Won by E. Bradley of (Lunsford). 104 (Murray), 48 40. 44.40, second; Ben Kansas with 11 points; Bartels. PennsylBolt 108 (Widal. 49.80. third. Time, 4644. vania, was second with 16; Hamilton, Mis- Jobs s. Reardon. Charles A. Byna aad tha Moor ala ran. univerRedlands souri, third, 19; Yount, colts and gvMtnga. fuse Fifth rare, 2 year-ol- d sity, 21. 1600 meters fpentathlon) Won by and a half farlongs Centimeter IIS (Small44.4 417.30. 42.8 wood), wan; G anyway 108 Hammond Bartels third. Yount; second, American college championship distance ( RoNnaMl. 44.20. 424 second; Ben Valet IM third. 42 40, (Lyke). Tima, 454. Capon. man ran auarter mile, medley race (first three-quarterCharles Henry aad Snare also ran. s, next half, third fourth Biptlaal, Sixth rara, elaimleg, sad ap. ana one mile) Won by Penn State; second, yntle a and quartet Tanlae 112 (Rnaar), 47 40. Ysle: third, Syracuse. Time 10:27(4. 42 70. 42 20. woo; Bombast 113 (Warrington:. Running hop, step and lump Won by 43 60. 42.1 aeeaed; Pandarraa 114 Landers, Pennsylvania, 46 feet 7(4 Inches; 43 40. third. Time. 2 10 44. Timet hr J.(nts). II second. Overbee, Illinois. 45 feet 11(4 gaa. Tugs and Maxim's Chol9 also raa. Serenth rara, pars 480 4 --year-el da aad up, Inches; third, Uourdon, Harvard, 42 feet one mil aad a sixteenth Inches. inquiry SP (McCoy), 40.4 44.4 422.4 won; Metier J0P (Mur$4.4 ray I. 40-'second; Brneat B. lop third. Tiara, 1:4 (tormody). 44.4 Krap, Warlike. Opportunity pad Jim Hastlags also araUlga, - Third rare, claiming. fl-- B aad one-h- a If 4 year-old- s 0g and up Lady Moors Dot B. 10 Bor heat rr HO. Iks Mills 11 to 188. Fa HO. Lass reel Smillag Merry Gray's Maggie 108, Hasrl Dale 108. Lilt) Spider 108 LUcia Aba 106. Mas HA. Kies Seda I U 108, C A. Comtakey 110, Satgeorga lift. Feorth rare, claiming, oa mile, 10 Marie Cnerall 107, aad op Tend-(ar- te Charles CaeaaU 114. Gomel 108. Old Homestead 100. Treowra 104, t aeries 00, Haight f Fythlas 114. Keotarky 'Boy H4. Fifth rara, claiming. . seeea farlonga. year-old- s aad up fndlaa Sprtag 100, Curlicue 107. Jeaa K. 10O. Doe Jaae MW. Concha 100, Corona do 107. Golden Chases 103. S year-oM- a aad Sixth race, flea furlongs. ap Murray 108. Bmlly M. Ill, Hugh Aagle-tn- a 11. Anna Begins 00, Coracatter 1U. Riag 108. Shilling 1M. aad Seventh race, fl- -e farlonga,' I year-old- s up Hamilton A. 110. Blpreta 108, Harry J. H4. Pseble 102, Kilt 114. Phrase Ward theatham 10S, Clear Lake 108. i ond; Foeam 111 (Martlaes), $3.00, third. Time, :US. Black Wins, Asa star, Bocel aad Jimp ale ran. Third rare, sewn farina re Vies Cabs SI 0 0 warn Util (Teargla), 11100, $S 0.40, 00.20 Glak HO fTaylarl, second; Toy Miss 110 (Hlaphy), 100, third. Time. 1.274. Dielaad. Harrigaa's Heir, Old Hoaaeataad aad Lady Harrtgaa alas raa. Fourth rara, ana mils aad seventy yards Medford Bay 100 (Arrhamhaalt). 64.4 $2.50. won; Gomut 100 (Taylor), $17.00, 100 tDnggsn), 12.40. third. second; Toombeot 440-yaTime, 1:44. Patsy Mack. Little Princess, Bit of Blarney and Tlajaa also ran. Fifth race, ana mile and seventy yards Pit 108 (Duggaa), $6.80, $4.80, $$.80, nun; Sam wOgan Hill 108 (Taylor). $0 00, 44.00, errand; Bet Da third. 11$ (Marttnes). 42.BO. Tima, 1:4$ 24. Christie Hotter, Lewi end Rvtlaad Arms ala com-petraa. Sixth rare, ail furlongs SbtMl 111 IHIapht, er Won by Bar. $2.80, $3.4 4 4 won; Fireplace ) (pantathlon) (C. tels. Pennsylvania. 22 6 second a; eec-onascend: Precious Jewel toi Bor II). $2.2 $2.0 Tiara, 1:12 $4. Bradley, Kansas ; third, Yount, Red(Kopplemaa), $7 00, third. lands. Vltaeral Jim, Chart Cassell, Command er and . Javelin throw (pentathlon) Won by Dr. Kandali alan ran. . 6 peels I to The .Tribune. Poettxn 11$ Bartels, Pennsylvania, distance 162 feet I Seventh race, stg furtang Them peon). $1$ SO, $$.0 IS On. woe; Mia The Utah Assies LOGAN, April 2 I Inches; second, Bradley. Kansas; third, 1(10 (Duggan), $0 4 $0.0 racrad; Learn defeated ths University of UUh baseball Hammond, Kansas; (eleventh) Yount, Krag Miller 111 (Gram). 4.2 third. Tims. 1:14. Redlands. Redmaa, India Brigade, Mex. Ringleader end loam today In a same that Was replete American college championship sprint Akiabaran else nut. with almost every kind of baseball. The race . Monday, May 3rd t. 0 year-old- s aad ap Ch. Mnrrh 1 Bex l rtre Loetlla 10S. Series Harrtgaa 18 Irish M.M 100. 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