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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE,' TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 14 THE GUMPS IT HARD LIFE S A 11, 1920. bout was alto stopn1 bv' the referee. WlMim Ini awgrdt-the decision. UlfT M mneon of Kasvtlie won from Alfred Hrrrt of tho same town after three rounds of clever work Kd Ting of Clesmebt foughf thtee rounds to a draw with Rob Fwullo of KavsvUUi. List Froneld and Dali lnyton, both of Kas-villfmisut a draw, nriand Bowman of kaiawll and Alton Hsdlock of tlar-fi- e d furnUhed (he curtain-raiseThey were given an even break for their efKach of the youngsters U 5 jearS fort old They are ready mixera, despite their vouih L If Montague waa the third man in the ring , e. It I Worth Monty. Cut Thii Out rill out this slip. with snfi mall It to Kol.y A t o., 235 Rh.ffield III., t'hlrofo. wrttln n.mo your Av, and address clearly. You will re.-lreturn a trwal parkaxa conlalnln Foley'a Honev and Tar. for rouxha, cold, and croup; Foley Kidney pula for pain In aldea and hack; rheumatism, backseh., kidney and bladder allmenta; and I'alhartk" Tableta, a wholesome and Foley cleanalng cathartlr, for conatlpa headacha, and aluxalab lion, hlllousneea. bvhramm-Johnaobow ala. Druxgista. t Advertiseinant I thor-ouch- iy iwvauoiviux s aa Ig moment of flood In advance and all tppllratlone for license to be atcom-paulr- d U OF U BASEBALL NINE FOR 1920 j I title-hold- FOUR MARX BROTHERS by a bond of flddO Fast Boxing Matches on Kaysville A. C. Card Ths Kayi villa A. C. staged a boxing carnival in the Clearfield amusement hall , , last night Fsveu rounds were on the card Champion Newel) Faunder of Kaysville won from Alma Morgan of Layton on a decision Up George 'PvtiY'j-The referee stopped the battle between Gives Sailor of Kavgville and Horace rvts ! ' New tn Blake of Farmington In th second round. In order to save Blake from further punV ' Both Shot Discus. ishment. After winning the first round o his d mill with Ralph Williams of Kavsvllle, Fred Nichols alv a KavxviMe Playing rapidly, with hardly a second a came back for a good drubbing in yot pause after each shot, Ralph GrecnJeaf, OGEEN. May 10The Ogden Athletic the second and third regions Nichols American champion pocket billiard playassociation won the gala track and field whs knocked down twice in the second in his round defeated lesa three times and third. This the er, spectacular oppo meet here today, with a total score of nent, Jerome Keogh, former champion fifty-si- x The University of Utah points for fire times, last night and was second, points, and by a score of 125 to 20 In an exhibition SWANSON THEATER the Utah Aggies third, with twenty-eigh- t game at the De Luxe billiard parlor, tit points Ogden high school finished fourth, CIRCUIT South Main street. with thirteen points; West high fifth, Oreenlsaf led off In the first Inning PreaantlnQ tha Pick of tha Picture, with a run of forty-on- e with three points, and Weber Normal points, and added materially to his lead In the second brought up the rear, with one point. From Inning by scoring fifteen mors shots every standpoint the meet was a great Keogh overcame the champion's lead tn g success. the third Inning by running up his TODAY AND TOMORROW score during the game of fifty-siAlthough the weather threatened to In both the third and fourth , halt the meet the time made in the vaGreen leaf was forced to safety, and ,v rious events compared favorably with In the fourth Inning Keogh Increased hts that of the meets staged in other parts lead sixteen more. At the end of the Lc 4 a, 4 of the state. led fourth inning the former From tha Famoui Novel by Alma Richards, of Olympic fame, broke his younger and more brilliant opponent WhttTi.w Tr7' Jos Wilson, Sb; Nathan, c; Vadal Peterson, outfield; Mickey Oswald, c; Channcey two state records. Richards heaved the EMERSON HOUGH by twenty-on- e points. ct Pr0UM' Ad"M 128 3 lb Mom discus feet Sped breaking as compared Inches, With a score of fifty-siCannibal Featuring the record of 122 feet inches with Keogh's score of elghty-aeveROY 8TEWART and held by Brockmeyer of I tah. In the in the fifth Oreenlsaf made slxty-tw- o MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE. The j Richards ease broke come will shot, the under Cullop easily likely Inning, his high run of the evening. In record set by Dad Convell of Utah, when In the association's byGORDON BRETLAND the fifth inning Keogh scored three shots th.s provision Says Chicago 7 43 he In heaved case this Interpretation is the apple feet inches. The and Ureenleaf won his game with seven laws, and. At the Organ. former record was 41 feet I inch. given by the president of the aisiclailon shots In the sixth Inning. Larson and Richards tied for first with Philharmonic Orchestra, snd Cullop plays in the Cache Valley Tbs score by Innings was as follows: a Jump of feet 3 Inches, both showing league, the league will have to forfeit TED HENKEL, Conductor. 1 4 3 t2 WASHINGTON, May 10. Chicago la their class. heavy bond because one club has viothe 0 41 IS k center of Oreenleaf in DRINK HEARTY 7135 the Comedy, gambling tn lated rules In Creed his showed class Haymond nlted S 2 W IS 54 IS States, according to Howard C. the sprints. The champion won the cenKeogh Mutt A Jeff Pathe Review Manager Coburn of Well.vllle returned Barber, of the Society for superintendent wTith ease in 10 seconds, and copped Both Keogh and Grecnleaf followed the this evening from the cart, when- lie ibe preven-io- n of Crime in New York, tury game with several fancy shots, the balls went oil business fore'gn to baseball, and who testified today before the senate the furlong in 22 flat after handicapping of had 10 to or to do the field tlieir with He also won tn- rethe expert handling nothing responding hiring Judiciary subcommittee on the Fter ing lay for the Ajards A bos the cue, performing tricks executed as Cuilop. ills work in the bill Sims n to trantmia-&Jointerstate prohibit sprints brought cheer after cheer from only champions ram Grecnleaf worked of betting information. the with groat rapldltj, perfona'ng feats crowd large preaent NOW PLAYING On top of one of Chicago a skyscraper In the mile run Kerr of Utah showed which could hardly be followed, so Quick office buildings Is an office ahich has a his 1819 plusa by easily 4 49 were the movements of the cue, ball and winning, KATHERINE of iineii system all trunk -oyer He did not enter the half mile Hart of running thoas of the man. Weekly he countrv. it is t.ie distributing centhe Aggies look the half miie In 2 MacCONALD ter of all the k gambling new," 4 and second. Three men operate this. PROVO, May 10 At the union meeting j he declared. jtid time-mil- e n In of Griffir. run With the ngd J could give the names yesterday itsolutions were adopted ark-in- g The head man fug 84 hvl won hands down, with KERRY NORMAN the Commercial club and the t tah t cent of tV profits and th gets ter of tb Aggies second, and Lot Wellsville County Credit Kat.ng association, the other ;.o erit is tiMJed among the Cullop j of the eber Normal, third qu merchants' organization, to join In a 4 17 ftrlrlt Oakland ,l ot.ier two of Utah copped the qumter from movement for a half holiday The hc.irin,s H. AT hv tve. Funkingof ea. h Kpnwurthj ondUted Special to The Tribune who close! a Wet high, flnihd rut Ji nr iiaP4 suierint nd nt of the 94 PR v Wednesday Sprangfr Portland LOO AN, May Id. .Manager lime JohnOKeef, !9 it is the day on which the baseball Sigiin, Portland Xi .929 Intrniauoi u Hcform iiumau, of 'Washson of the Bees spent today In VV'ellav tile games leh In this ra 13 Warra, Seat! of lit .919 ington. and t.ios Central the Ctah who Baseball ap;nrrd were all In the high hOrdles Ih Atigica took th holding consultations with Nick Cullop, league are to be played fMO 82 irt.t A Romance of Monte Carlo. Krug. Salt Lake in fivor of the passage of the bill flrat. second and third without any comwho flow the coop at Salt Lake 4 Mrtiuf.', Lot Art gMr.. 3 0 .009 The only way hamlhotik Comedy top and waa Wellsv tile, In landed and it petition. room THIRD la to BASEMEN, pool gambling prohibit the MUMMY OF MINE not learned whether or not he waa sucRichards of the Ogden A A. waa high transmission of news G one A betting K PO irom Prf cessful in inducing Cuilop to return to the BASEBALL point man. with 17 counters. Scenic said Dr. Crafts Orchestra Wiataritl . 27 Portland 8 .9W state to another, Salt Lake club. Track events: 32 8 Knight. Oakland 09 A A dash The league rules of the Cache Valley Haymond, Ogden 31 CHICAGO, May 10. Sammy Hale. Te. Smith, Vernon WESTER!! LEAGUE. 5 .941 won; Fergueon, Utah, second; Bullard. league specifically state that any player At league recruit, ia show 8 to well with Mulligan Sait Lake.. 80 9(2 Won. Coat. Put. Utnh, third Time 10 seconds Tat who ia signed with organised baseball the Tigera that Jennings inintends San rrtnrtc 31 11 Kamm, 921 to 8t 13 Jowpli give NUhoff, Ikmi .745 .4 cannot play in the league. It is the sense him a full opportunity to make dash Hajanond, Ogden A A 25 8 Angr' He Wichita 11 7 good .811 'ofclhe article that a player must procure is an Inf rider and prefers to play at tV Bohne, Roattlo 29 won; Hutton, Ogden high, second, Bal10 .9'G Tu aa . 9 f .363 lard, Utah, third. TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND Time 22 fist. In this us release from organized baseball be- hot corner .29 3.8 - 88 17 8M 'jop.in . Ktumpf, Kacranipnio 10 8 .658 race THURSDAY McDonalds L Augfira.. 7 4 13 8 fore ho can play In this circuit. M Dr Haymond ran from scratch with the Mnlnea 10 8 iiifielder O'Neill, for .444 youthful Jimmy 4 Salt Lak In Banda, A When the association was organized, the Senators, was 3 the 760 Omaha 7 .438 other men handicapped ten yanjs tpikcd in (hi j final. Contract Jumpers were considered hy the hand last week in painfully Oklahoma 6 SHORTSTOP a game with the Van j Citj dash Wing, Utah, won; Funk Sioux i Uy ft Organisers as being signed with the clubs kees. Perk was the offending athlete Pet Chat held their contracts and signatures, Wee h gh. second, Ballard, Utah, third has been reappoint .975 Quigley Umpire 52 seconds And this naturally is all baseball law. to the National league staff. Time. Yesterday's Basalts, iM . run Hart, Utah Aggies, won, ST JOSEPH, May 10 910 A dramatic heart revelation AgHals Utah, second;2 Jacques, 4Utah .9v9 Tulai From the novel by Andrew Soutar 5 Secminutes Time. third .980 8t. J os ph gies. 9 1) onds Tremendous in thought big in I. mile run Kerr. Unlvers'tv of Utah, 913 Cnalu . interest-e- ach foot 907 Aggies second; Cannon, eon; .iacque". throbs with the deepest feelings HI-HEA878 third Time. 4 49 4 OMAHA. May 10 Utah, T Better Way to Shave N70 OmHs of humanity Three-mil- e run Griffen, Ogden high, . 871 t. Ok l,atnm it v , . . won; Richardson, Agg ea. second; 1 D&ttrpltf Schatzman. Weber, third. Time, hopp Psltahury and DKiiofr. ttelav Ogden A A. won; Utah Recoml. PM Single Johnson, Rumler, Sheely, Tme. third 410 Aggies' each. Tie for ton of Hi Heat. PKS M0IFs 0 May 10 team composed of Funk. A. Everet, . e nno Jrphn hits Rumler wins ton of Everett nnd Haymond . d low hurdles Hutton. Ogden (xn having made 4. r.oon aoti Rnydf'r, lUtblit SiegThree-bas- e high, won: Decker, Utah, second, hits Krtig and Rumler. 1 27 2 Beconos 990 r j nii and Anti' fried, Agglea, third. Time.Croft. each. Tie for ton of Hi Heat. nov hurdles low Aggies tot X Home runs Rumler Sheely, Jenkins Ma TODAY AND TOMORROW won: Edwards. Aggies, second, Bowan. The Perfect Shaving Cream nu: 9 tout ( ity IT. arfl Thurston, 1 each. Tie for ton of 16.3 seconds. Time, third. Aggies, Wi. hiia .. ... CLARA KIMBALL Field events: 91 Wwwih WaMhmtrr. Plrtrhar, Shot put Richards, Ogden A A., won. Each week a fob of 973 Us and larroll, Bonmarsisd Iial?y Coal Is YOUNG A. Ferguson. second; A., Cross. Ogden. , 973 the given the home e players making 43 feet 7 Inches Distance. third. Utnh. three-bas.970 e most singles, AMERICAN hits, ASSOCIATION. ,9W High jump Larson and Richards, Oghits, home runs. The winners are to Won Loat. P.'t 98! den A. A. tied for first; F2 Anderson. "toes up a coin. Rt Paul ... 17 4 Inches. .818 Utah, third. Height. feet The great star In a dramatic . . . 12 8 .887 9'9 TolStlO Broad Jump Richards, Ogden A. A . IsMiimine .. 9 8 masterpiece a sensation .529 .938 Ferguson, second; Utah, Wing. won; 11 n12 .500 NEAL HART, In .958 Milwankrr Distance 20 feet 2 inch. third Utah, . 10 Mlnnaapoha .465 .937 Agg'es, won; Pole vault Anderson, olnmb 8 10' .444 .957 AnderF. ' A. A., second; 11 8 938 Larson Ogden .54 Intiianapols Ktlth Emporium ( son Utah, and Ualder, Utah, tied for 17 .281 !y .952 Karans 11 feet. Phono Wat. 3034 and 3035 third Height. .944 JjivftMn throw J. Anderson, Ltah. won, Yesterday's Easults. .9(1 A Richards, Ogden A. A second; Rich.941 K4NHAH 1TY, May 10. ards. Utah, third. Distance, 134 feet 6 909 Milwaukoa American Pocket Billiard Player a Spectacular Exhibition. Praaant three-minu- i 43 ry three-roun- BB yjJ x. THE SAGEBRUSHER V jrattZ-g- v title-hold- lfe2'chMPceThonerg.rpD:t n, 1 Is Center of Race Track Gambling ' -- aa a IB SIS aa aa aa aaa aa aa aaa AND SON" Comedy In On Act by Edwin Burke, with Howard Bmlttt A Co. A ERMINE SI6TER9 WRIGHT A EARL CHAS. HOWARD & CO. aa 5 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaasaaa PHcoa: Mata. Evory Night 5 Except Mon. S 15. ZSc, 60c. - m Evenings, 15c, dsy and Tuetday. Mats. Bs- - Z 25c, 30c. 75c, flin Thursday. J $1.00. BBB8BBBBB8BII9 rae-trai- GEM k . 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Mrmpbi, At kiftbii - , Naefavtll. S A. A . String-ha- . British Woman Champ Has Low t Golf Score . ...... MAKE ME PROVE IT E. ft '"dIbcus throw Richards, Ogden won- - Cross. Ogden A. A., second Utah, third. Distance, 1tnkfr, Portland ... vittw. Oakland kpallmas. Oakland Jrnktns 8s it I.ake. CUTS SHAVING TIME IN HALF, fRAKX A. HATFIELD, D. C. , O. PO 74 4 13 ...18 Kfiahlr and whera Kansas City RattaMas -- Milrr and Ilnba. Gsstoo: Horst man Routes and Brock. No other aaaorUfion gam srbadotad. - 2. NEWCASTIJS. Ireland, May 10 In Apthe entrants pearance of tha American golf preliminary to tho British ladies aroused championship tournament today great Interest, The low medal score, an 84. waa turned In bv Cecil Leltch, a British player. Mlsa Mildred Cavelry of tha American team had a score of 87. An accident to Roaamund Sherwood, who ran a stake Into her foot while the vaulting a fence, has discouraged Americana who believe her elimination win. to chances their reduces greatly Commission May Permit Single Boxing Matches Licensing of single boxing exhlhttlona tn addition io those allowed under the blanket license heki under the present city ordinance, would be possible Ifwith an the consent of the city commission ordinance Introduced fcy Mayor Bock at of eommlaston the last night's meeting ia passed. It waa read and laid ovefoa one week. t Tha proposed ordinance would provide that the license fee should be I per rent of the gate reeel pta at all exhlbftiona tha holder of the blanket license to make 1 NOW PLAYING Denuhawn Dancers Samuels AND Maurice & Co. FOUR OTHER BIG FEATURES Three shows dally 8:45, 7:30, 9:18. Prlcoa Nights, Lower Floor, 60c; Entire Balcony, 30c. Mats., 20c, 30c. ,v |