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Show MAY 23, 1920. TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, ' No. 2 The freshman clais, left to right, MUe Oe girl of the Junior track team of the East High school, Ihft to right, Mlee'rrencee Enklng, Mias Madeline Josephson, MU In Anion, M1m Knn Nebeker, MU Ludl Eockwood. Melba Whitmore and Mis Mlae Mias Esther Tuckett, Mis Lens to Mia 3 Oswald. left The No. class, Helen Mli Idlllan Sanford, Mias and Edna Cornwall. Easton right, Kampe, sophomore Hams, Min Tbolma Iverson, Mlsa Madeline Norton, Miss Adah I vie. No. 4 The senior class, left to right, Miss Aline Griffin, Miss 014 y Griffin, Mlae Mary Campbell, Mias Esther Lelb, Mlse Marie Squires, Miss Marlon Arnold and Mias Wanda Ponlson No. Th 1 " A V' i ir i f Vs to . f 4 f t , i 1) to t'f. j t 4 f -- cf 7 s , j ,"vy O . s Mil'j K aa;4fc5 U i ' nK -- 1 H rs f v k Jm nnn pr . V u. X. r'f'V-- r V-- ' . A - j "HP TF I jL,;l i'S . hvx. ' p f ' i It Ha - J'JZ if .IMIKS - - . -- V1 , JS; ' Cl ! ' '. v 0-- ll T ' J i r. i x vswoeeA , r'Tr 4T I ' t v a A. vf 7; Cl THE girls of the East high school will hold an lnterUass track and fieJ meet tomorrow afternoon on the East high More than 100 girls will take campus part tn the affair, which is being managed b Misa Charlotte Stewart, assisted bv Vis Eva Park and Miss Margaret No girl will take part in more Wright than one event There will be six events, all told fifij-ar- d dash with two entries from each class, a aev enty-fl- v hurd'es, with two entries from each class, and a d relav, in which each clasa enters team of ten, will constitute the trade ev ents A field event that has been selected for I the nveet Is the basketball heave, in lieu of the shot put Pour girls will enter this from each class and the total distant e made by all members of the team will be counted There will be four entries from each class in the broad jump This Is the first tear that the East high school girls have had an outdoor track meet They have pra feed some of the above events In other vears but have never attempted an Interclass iffalr The girls have been prartli Ing for a long time In piepaiatlon for the meet Some of them have made the seventy-flve-jar- d hurdles In 13 5 , ; b I 'X: ?, ' t 0 k VA7 S4 ' 'v , , A N , N. 44 j1 IJjfSjt Sw' X aI 4 bi k-- i W f ,r " . I j. j. 500-ar- .(3 , wvi , Of tho hundred or more trapshooting tournaments Aie rejiiLered for JuneT nineteen of t lem are state championship affairs the dinner In each Instance being1 eligible to represent his state in th XAtional Amateur Trapshooting championship event in the Grand American handicap in Cleveland in August. Here is a list of champlonshio events June Rhode Island at Providence Iowa at Des Moines June June Delaware at Wilmington Ohio at Cincinnati June June Warning at Douglas June 8 8 South Carolina at Columbia June Pennsylvania at Harris burg June 2 Connecticut at Hartford June 1 Wisconsin at Milwaukee June 34 15 South Dakota at Alobridge June West Virginia at h June Massachusetts at Quine June Illinois at Chicago June 9 20 Colorado at Greeley June Vermont at Burlington June 6 New Hampshire at h June North Dakota at Minot June June 1 Minnesota at Fort Sneiling June Eastern Canada at Ot tav a Besides these championship tournaments, there will be Bever&I special tournaments, which will attract possibly mote shooters than the state championships Important of these is pos-8- y iJhe F09iPacific coast gone which will take place at Wallahandicap Uaiia, Wash , June 22. 23 and 24 The international shoot a ill taka place at St. Thomas, Canada June 1 2 and 2, the Mapie-woo- d tournament at on June 9 30. JuW L 2 and 3Mapeaood and the American Indians at French Uck, Ind ,4 June 22 to 2a, inclusive r t tht 1- 5 1 2-- Rich-woo- Use of Transports for Olympic Teams Favored 18-J- 3 ru4 tKys v Jj jXA' y V k Sav W4m( WASHINGTON May 22 The resolution authonaingr the war department to use army transports to carry the American team to the olvmp-games at Antwas werp the house and adopted ent to conference today by Debate on the measure brought out c home opposition to the which some members of congress plantrip to make on an army transport during the summer recess x trans-Pacifl- BOUTKEJtlf ASSOCIATION. Most of Ruth s homers were nesday made on the Polo grounds, where the field is short Those of the Chicago fly catcher were long clean drives There is a merry race on in the Washington club between Roth and Rice for the honor of being the leading base-st- e tier Rite has pilfered eleven bases an Roth ten Tv Cobh, the Detroit star, is gradually finding hlg batting eve and has boosted his average to 277 Ruth is batting iSO Johnston of Cleveland is topping the list with an average of 417 The bt Isuis National league club is in CHICAGO. Happy third place in team batting with an averMay 22 Oacar Felach, Chicago outfielder has entered age of 26d, and is ranked In last place in Into competition witn Babe Ruth of the percentage of games won and lost New York, th home-ru- n king of baeeba'1, Only one member of the club Is hitting for the honor of leading In cirmit irnes in The 300" class, and tilts Is Roger In the American league "Ilappv- - cracked Hornsbv, the star kevstotie sack guardian, out his fifth homer in the game against who is the runner-u- p to Nicholson of Boston Wednesday ghlng him two In two days and plating him In a tie with Pittsburg Nn h uson Is leading with an average the New York slucror Each has made of .463 acquired in fourteen games. Horns, five homers, according to averages reby, in twentj-tH- e games in which he has leased todav and Including games of Wed been at bat lnl times, has cracked out 1 Panama Hats Special, $3.35 hits for a total of forty-tw- o bases for an average of 418 ing pushed bv Heme riroh, fifty -- seven He is be- captain of the Cincinnati worlds champions, wno is trailing with 4US bhestak of Kt Toeph and Reiehle of Sioux City have tied for hatting honors of the Western AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. St Paul tttfwmke I M 18 14 17 iunwIJp Smjfapoh n Tohdo Lot Pet 710 son 538 531 517 12 12 33 nlumbu 481 n league and have forced 22 n 332 Bogart of Joplin laRt week s leader, from Kansas City 6 18 250 the top The leaders are hitting at a 428 li iauapoila c'ip East of V Ichita is runnei un to the s Results. an with 425 duet Yesterday while Boaverage of KANSAS cm May J2 gart s mark is 398 Bogart however, has overtaken Kelle-he- r Columbus ( Kansas of St Joseph for stolen-bus- e ity honors, having pilfered eleven bases to his rival s Mulrnftsn pattGTios jed Wacaer, Toero nine B ldtn and Bro k East is out In front with home runs, with six. Indians jxH Min MINNEAPOLIS May 22 wet fro on da. ueajwlia sanu Wood River Baseball League Opens June 6 f 8T PAIL Minn MILWAIKEK, Louisville St May rain Paul game ptstpourd May h 22 r Pocatello Fans Believe Boxer Will Be Contender Aorts-mout- -- Special to The Tribune POCATELLO, Idaho May 22, From the showing made by bpug Mvers against Ray Rose last night at American Falls in a draw bout. Pocatello fans feel that young Myers has the "makings of a real featherweight contender Spug upset the dope of the Boise fans who believed he would He put to sleep in six rounds and staved through for a draw The local lad although only 18 years of age and fighting a man with the credit of a hundred wig battles, put up a classs showing and gave a lot of punishment to his opponent, who has only been knocked out once in his whole ring career Mers lost an opportunity in the sixth round when he had eaggered Rose with a series of rights to the head 7 3 Tolrdo POCATELLO Idaho, May 23 The Milwaukee . a ii TVood River Baseball liagtie was organNATIONAL LEAGUE -and North Batterios and Brady Murphy, ized at a meet ng at Gooding on Friday Won. Lost. Pet (.sston were 13 11 Representatives present from Haikv 503 Pittsburg Richfield Gooding, 17 Cincinnati 12 Bennett, Shoshone 586 . 14 10 Wendell, Jerome and Hagerman 553 Brooklyn . P E Sinclair of shomone was chosen . . . 15 16 .. 516 Chicago . . 13 8t Louis , 15 464 president of the league W P Kenned of Boston 13 It 45$ Gooding, vice pres dent and J A loung-kl- n New York 11 423 8 At Y 9 If Ithaca N of Richfield, sevretarj Cornell Yale, Elgnteen 11 378 Philadelphia If At Cambridge Mass. Princeton-Har-var- d games will be pmed by eaoh team and the season will open officiallj on June 6 game postponed, rain Yestarday'a Resilts. The league la to be strictly amateur, with U 8 Chicago 15 a limit of two salaried players on each At Cincinnati Boston 2, Cincinnati 1 team. i FIFTY METERS INSTALLED. RtPERT, Idaho, May 22 Fifty new water meters are being installed by the More than s of the city water users are now on meter, and city It is proposed that all residences shall be to one-ha- lf equipped Buy an Iver Johnson on Easy Terms $10.00 Down $2,00 a Week College Baseball AtsChtrsgo-Phlladeipb- AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland Boston . . birage . New York Hr Louts Wsahinf too Philadelphia . Detroit . .... ... Woo. 21 18 18 . . 14 13 13 0 7 Lost. Pet 8 9 IP 11 14 5C4 V0 14 18 481 13 443 881 21 .230 Yesterdays Results. At Boetoe Detroit Boston game post paced rsio At New York St Louis 2. New York 1 At Philadelphia rtvetand 4 Philadelphia 1 At Washington CM tfo 10 Haahtufton 8 Today s Schedule. New York St Louis at fhicafo at WasMeetm No At br Sew St. Louis New Y rk Tork t 'Thereafter, $32.50 a K 10 H 13 8 10 $1.60 per week COABTEB Chicago At Cincinnati Boston Ciocionati At 537.C0 60c Broadway Behadols. . Pittsburg Brooklyn EAST 3RD SOUTH Yes, At Chicago Philadephls ffEW BICYCLES Cash price 169 . Taffys FklltdslpkUi ft fclcafo, Boston at Cincinnati, haw kork at 8t Lotiia ho otbor gasses scheduled. $5.00 Down Meredith Bicycles . t Philadelphia. Cleveland Ph 'aplHphls At Wanhingtac 4 .. hioaf j Hashington Bicycles ' Special thla week LEATHER TOE CLIPS gssiea scheduled At Pittsburg Brooklm 4 Pittsburg 1 At St Loola Naw York 2. St Louis 8 Pltubnrg Loula At 8t Nw York 8t Louis Ten indlnga. . . R H i if 18 If R. H 3 8 1 8 B H . A 16 . . . 1 . . B. R 2 7 8 12 TECH TRACKMEN WIN. CAMBRIDGE Mass , Msy 22 The athletes of the Maesaohusette Institute of Technology splashed through rain and tracks running with water to win th annual champlonhlp of the New England Intcrco legiate Athletic association today 8 1th 22 points th.v bad a margin of omy three pmnts over Brown university repre- sentatives. -'- ( 'GUTHRIE CO. 128 EAST SBXMD SOUTH VAAATCR SSS hrer Johnaoo Swricfe r Home ot the Iref Johnson d |