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Show 3 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 'SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1922. It Bilie Riders Will Have OO 00 040 040 - 040 040 040 040 040 040 - WT w 4 040 040 Lively Interest in Annual Road Race f Lose Famous Coach Leopards ilj4 4 HERE Goes, to Bozeman y Out Tuesday V DO WELL OVEfi 4 4 4 Ott-Romne- Georjs Ottlnger Romney, member of celebrated Romney Travel in Foreign Countries Said . to Inspire Fighters to Best Effort. family of athletes, who severs connection with Root high yc.f after remarkcaably aucceesfal athreer, te become school director Moc tana State letic By SPARROW M GANN, 18 OTT JRPMUEYYm - at Hl, by Salt Lake Tribune) TOHK. July g What do 'wou think the British boxing authorities have WeiL they have doped It out dug up that the trouble with the'r fighters t ttst not urtt they get out of tbrir cwn country and fori the prde of race do they do them beat Them they Jght like feats and pertm-hat thug whlf'irsAk rbB-T'wpabiw-o- f rbat t. homeland In, their perfcrmlng based rm the showing Th'a thanry-lof lannv FYush and Bermondsev Wells, none Tsd to mention hot (Kkll of whom would ever have laft the Tanks of She mediocre. It Is asserted, uikgas they hid gone to foreign fleMa, -Ae to Crush, the Aldegate featherweight, who hu ben In thta counfrv seme time, the English are eii Ited over hi ehowtng here In the I nited Ptate cf AmeHca bpe knockout of Charley Rde- - In B ookljn Is aeilalmed fourth victorv over a tapeiotchcr aa Hts vieloey-o- v er Andv a month Chaney and Al Rrhnbw- -t are also pointed out tertlmony to hi great Improvement since he left England and .We'rh,-- Matt Well Jreld.e Vox aettl esher fighters who were noi so god bt England, hut became flh f glvtera hi the I'nHed States. Of course, the American fight fan wdll give aa the reason for thta that over where the gtMnV la mors rlgoroue her, than In England, a foreign fighter picks up knowledge he never would have gained had he remained at home and that his experience agatnut really classy fighters alao helpa Audi of course, that Is the on the situation. real But 'T.hls doesn Cocour to the Britons Xo. It Is pride of race When they are out of their own eoungrV they hold up tlfclr heads and stick out thslr chest Tom Snd wallop awav like champions Broadrlbb. an English fighter, le quoted In this connection 1 was a Brtton, 1 didnt realise be S) ft. "untH the specie tor began to howl nt mv Then something surged through me that made me fight ee I never had 1 felt I as fighting for fought before my country, and that was Why I wm "If thta Is the true reason," writes Trevor' Wugnall In the Mall, "and It seems a feasible idea, then pavaagea should be booked at once for some of our heav v weights " This la some thought Only tn booking pa sag to this- - country care "Should he taken To engsg a hospital ship for the return trip For you know there le Just a chanctv that the dope might be wrong In the meantime over In Part a crimp baa been put In Carpentlere plan to build up Interest for rvefnpwy by wading .through the European heavier because of the defeat of Marcel Mllles by Patting Slkl, the negro. Mllles was one of the reason given by Carp for hla inability to face Greb this year, (Cod right, f NEW 14 JNs, 1 m n 4 - 'f . T jr ; J i 1' I f v v luHv Mv- ", - .: 1 ' fr ft-- e v,4v a-- e r -e Mats At Xv' i MA-- hvaviclSugcten V 92Q vytNve f1 cHebielSldrcdgc 1916 TIME PRIZEWINNER A . 4 montf. &awsorci 6 DAY RIDE "EAODY OF ROAD RACES VETERAN " Hi -T- OSIM-MIIS Williams ViV Continues to s Both Leagues in Race for Homer Honors. CHICAGO, July 1 (By the Associated Preis J Lawton Witt, the Yankees outfielder, today Is on the heels of the batting leader of the American league With the prospect of .becoming a dangerous e contender for honors In seventh place a week agd, Witt connected with ten hits tn his last 'x games and batted his ay Into fourth place with an kverage of ,371, comtared with 505 for the previous week George Sisler, the 8t Louis BroWna star, continues to lead the rae with nn average of 429 compared with 404 last week Harry Hellmenn of Detroit Trie Speaker of Cleveland for the runner-u- p honors with an average of JH1 Speaker Is three points ahead of Witt, hie average being 374 These figure Imlude games of t ednesday Sisler continues to add to his records of total runs scored, hits and taint bases, times and made having scored a'rty-rig124 hits for a totkl of 182 buses. Ills reperformance of twenty-si- x mains unchanged . , w 1 - I ,t." rixnvC'X Svcrdt viA t7 . k9 , , t ea a teammate, who It leadfor the home-ru- n honors, smashed out another circuit drive, bringing hts total for the season to nlnerteen He also has Improved In hta batting, hi mark being .J03, as compared with ,!A5 a week ago, Other leading batter for forty-fIV- e or Cincinnati. 34, Kelly New York wore game O Neill, Cleveland. 368, 8t I ouls, 870, Baniro't Cobb, Detroit, 387. Blue, Ed Smith, 831 J w pennant-cha- s nt 1 fleet-foote- -- rs Are You Ready for the ROAD RACE Theories Smashed f by Per-formanc- of Some Crews; 'Change of Heart Noted. By WALTER CAMP. JCupVrlgM, 1522, by Salt Lake Tribune ) NEW YORK. July 1. Th great talk today In rowing circlea is what hap- pened to Corned on the Hudson. The real truth Is that the race as rowed at Poughkeepsie wa not the kind that the Ithacans like. Whether they lined good Judgftient Is part of the question but khef reel meat lie In the fact that there WSSI nlApTfice At the front for a crew- - of supermen who could stand a continued -- hiprh Phone Wasatch 3340 S7J-- 3 South West Tempi f V i He ti v MU 111 1 - i beat Bowing Is, and "always will be, the sport of mystery. Theorists start In and arrue for a 4ima In fav or of a low, slow Stroks' Then as a Crew with a high beat" o one to tha.froirt.they begin to wobble In their- - opinions and retreat to matters -- -- :Aiym'VfX-'A--.- ,VV-- 1 h I Hogan aid Johnson Lead in Qualification Rounds on RangeXon June 25. 200-ya- rd 800-ya- rd Jjovd 9e wnnekj -, tJo-yar- brn n - x V' Attractive Away Offer d, Lures Pilot Who Built Teams. Ott Romney, since th fall of 1917 athletic coach at the Hast high school, has been appointed athletic director at the Montana State college at Boseman, Mont The appointment to take effect next S, pt ember Romney will accept th po- x sition O. Ottlnger Romney Is one of the BBdm ney tamUy of athletes, famous throughout the lntermoumtaln west for their athlelc ability He Ig a graduate of the Salt Lake high school, completing the sthnlasttc course In three In 1910, Rorrney toot part In years hts first school athletics His time had well filled with ettidy In high too been school and ha did not participate In athHis flret year In college, howletics ever, found him on the vnrafty football squad and before he had completed three years at th University of Utah he had made himself a four-lettathlete, winning honor throughout the Rovky Mountain .conference through his remarkable ability and hts performances In all of thtri four major sports In 1912, hla final year at the University of Utah, he captained the basketball squad to the Rocky Mountain conference championship Ott Romney attended Montana State he returns college, the echini to which as coach. In 1912, when- - he established himself ae en athlete In the major sports and added a. fifth letter to his string by starring In tennla After one year at the school, he went to Billing Mont , aa coach of the high school there. !! took the covhing reins at the LBt high st hool In 1918 Thera er Biggest Fight of With and-fina- lly TAKES SECOND PLAGE v Wev-mou- h.t lt "h elx-rou- r Lvtt t L V;. - V- - 'i"1 was nofootball In 1911 due la the li fluenaa epidemic and the following year saw the Leopards aottvely at work un- -. hllv dereitomney They won Ihe etet is hoot football championship In 1918 and have continued to win It slnoa that time, capping a most enviable percentage ot win In games played In th Ricky Mountain high St hool football champion-shi- p by defeating twe of th best footIfticrtnoun-tal- n ball aggregation that th country could produce. I The year Just completed has brought the Leopards their third ooneecutlv baseball championship of th (Mate, while one track championship and many crosscountry title have reposed At the East high school during the regime bf Coach Tennis championship .have Romney rested with th East nigh eihoad also as a direct result of the advice offered by the man who won his letter In the sport at Montana State college. Basketball ha been the only eport tn which the Leords have not been driven tola championship by Coach Romneyt ;ttd even In this sport they have mngged to qualify lq the etatq tournament, more times than they have been disqualified. Ott Romney was almost ldo!ltd ,by the student and faculty of thw VBast He wad regarded as 8 high school In athletic work lie displayed the ability to get out ot big boy the best that was In them. Under the direction ot Coach Romney, the athletio staff of th Hewt high n school has been built from 8 system to a saff of five men mad up of C Oren IVlnon, second-teacoach; Schubert Dyche, third-teacoach end instructor In physical education! Le Simmons, director of physical edugcwtlon and coach of the track end field candidate, Frank Davis, trainer, and him-- ! one-ma- m m H I Student of the EaM high School and patrons of Utah athletics will regret to see Ot Romney leave the limelight ef local epordom, but loin In wishing him the beet of success In th pursuance of his duties as director In charge of athletics at Montana State college. Included 128 compel ltora ft also Included Vincent Richard, Sol Ichiro Kes-hlFrancis T. Hunter, Dr. George King Mid other stars who had been announced for the eKhlbttlons What penalty wrtll follow a f.vl!ure to.oherve th wishes of th national association official no on appear to know Thero le the Impression, however, that offenders may be suspended. Those who talked with Vlnount Rich-arstate that he said he did not five a for the national association s damn ruling He appeared to offer otrwIghL undisguised dcflame to Ah official body Likewise he IntlmaletT that others weoid do the same thing ar.d p.ay hrn and. where they passed He is reported to have taken the national official to task Tor medd Ing outside of their affaire, and to- have gScn it as his opinion that th United Btatv Lawn Tennis association was da.ng more harm than good. o, half-mil- i u? draw le -a- fAV :V4 ;i " ' I - Many Champion & J j. UP vlo-'at- ng Ht Jopeph club os leadtention out twenty-tw- o ing the field with 4u3. while Cart Kat h.ttf tn hla last .eighteen This of games Wichita dropped Into third place with his average from Sid to 353 and 381. landed him In third plvce among the plav-- r who have farth Ipated tirfony-fi- v or more games, according to figures which Davis Leads Hcnnett. include games of Wednesday Davis of Tulsa shot ahead of Bennett, , hi teammate tn the scramhle for home-ruhttt.ng honor by whaling out four, j Hornsby at Top. his total up to eighteen BenBogors Hornsby dt Bt Louis continues bringing nett fourteen, while a third Tusa to top the batter with an average of I'laverhasLara them with pursuing 303 Ha haa run hla string of home runs to aliteen, which Is tar In front of his twelve of Sioux' City U in no apHem'ngway rivals Hank Gowdv of Bouton is the parent flanyer of losing the lead In base runner-u- p with a mark of 883. Tie ha tea trig twenty-fou- r to hi d Mag Carey, the outfield, r credit, while Elfch, also of .oux C,ty, is of the Pittsburg Pirates, stole three bases hi li seat rival with fifteen during the pqst week, giving him a string or other leading batters for fortv-fiv- e of seventeen for the season His speed more games Cranham, Omaha,, tss ! was In a great way responsible for catchClt-Long,-Sioux 77, 375, Eleh, enter, ing up fo J Johnston of Biooklyn for the Davis. Tulsa 371, Bennett. Tulsa. 363, honors In runs Lath has regis- He Fat 5 L Joseph, lv3, Berger, Wulma, fttty-etgtered Time Si5 Other leading-battefor forty games or more Btgbee, Pittsburg, 358, DaubgrL BICYCLES k AX y-v- win-woo- St fjetrmt, .353, York, 348. Orlmee, Chicago. 312, Duncan, Stiller, Philadelphia, Sot, Bchang New Cincinnati, 3,0 York, 350, Basaler, Petrblt, 340, Hooper, A batting rampage which resulted In Chliago, 3 IS, McManus, St Louis, 125 fifteen hits In sis games landed MamiKh Lawrence ("Hack' ) Illllor, the strong of in secnnl place ip the-- 3 atting Omaha rttan of the Chicago Nationals and former raca of the Western league with rn aval agger of the 1 acifie Coast league, haa of 808, according to figures includStarted a climb among the National league erage of Tuesday Fisher of the Ins tiers That considerable at- ing game .We sell and repair i j y4 The Balt Lake Rifle and Revolver club held Its qualification shoot at th Fort Douglas range Sunday, June 23 Out of MI Vfrs. . An the members present some very nice reci, wtw4r vVj in sy ord were made. The course followed was the - V"tk s.---S;. . standing slow fire and the 11 sitting and kneeling, five shots sitting and five kneeling, the 600 and 00 prone slow fire and th 200- 300- - and d rapid. Th high score Is as follows The 20-yr- d slow fire J W Arey, with a score ot 44, the 800 slow ws a tie between Frank Hogan and J H with a score of 44, the Hk) slow, Frank Hogan, with 48, and the 600 alow to Hogan with 48, th BoO rapid to J W 49 the AOO to frank Hogan Arey with of form Then Suddenly a crew that with 48--, the 500 rapid fire resulted tn a all the capons that they Are laving E H Orams of Payson and between t'e down, !h some mvrtertoua manner, Trank Hogan makes the beat travel up to the head The total w ore without the handicaps of the procession and then the theorist are as follows Frank Hogan lead with ad over again a score of 323, J K. Johnson, second, with The writer today came across a clip305, and J W Arey with 801. ping published a few years ago recording Lieutenant Powloskl, range officer, shot as a of result exhaustive that, th course with the team, making a very physical had determined to aban-lo- n teats, Wlseop-dnice score He was under large handirowing altogether and that the navy cap by iua ng a strange gun would fort li am boat rating of over two Word was received today that Lieutenm'le Have the- hearts of voung men ant Tully. recently transferred to WyoAt any changed or jwhat has happened' Is lo remain t Fort Douglas until ming rale, the juvvT change of heart has Spug Myers Booked for after the stats match, to be held July 32, 3 And 24, In which teams from all over given us tWo glorloja races on the Hudson and has set up a threo-mil- e record state will participate A full proCareer the tiis t will be hard to beat gram of th state match will be announced Moreover with one exception, the men soon. A number of prises for the match who rowed to vlctorv In the navy shell as follow Go Michaels. areShooting In 1021 were not sufficiently HardInjured by Jacket by th Halt ware company, painting by that three-mia, etrugsrle as nob to be a straw hat by Ruddick Hat company, box pretty sound, powerful orvaolzatlon a cltfars by Lewis A Whittier half dosen vear when they answered challenge Special to Th Tribune after challenge from Cornell POCATELLO. July 1 The boxlngans pairs took, and a number of other prise numerous rowed down that magnificent Washingof PocAteUo and country tooThe e When are looking forward surrounding ton e ght In the last prise of the box of Martha Washto next- - Tuesdaj the writer eavs with the exception' cf afternoon as one of the banner" dav m ington candy awarded to the highest seven means out of the local boxing circles, when tpug Mere, handicap score on June 25 was won-bme man he that b with a score of 300 and H. A crew of eight mwed ln both race the local Idol and undisputed lightof 49, making a total score of But th really yeat J7ict which was weight champion of Die Intermountain A349handicap at a out of enture-bevon1 peradv possible 350 demonstrated will meet Bohby MULsela of cpuotv, follow dav are The wcores for-t- he Poughkeenete this verr -- was that a crew "New Tork. one of Leo P YTynn a knockto win In such does must be abe to out lightweights. In a twelve-roun- d bout It and strode rails the beat of kg keep at Brady park, at what has been considered a high Mjers, having whipped even thing in rate tf they are to be tn the hunt at all this section of the country, as wed as Moreover, It has been proved that men aH of th boy who have been browrnt of the rigH physique and right (raining here from the coast, te serican row a high stroke not only foitwo ously of taking a whirl at thinking the big gam miles, hu for mile in the east and. In order to get a line F. Hon . 42 44,48 48 48 48 45 822 80 363 To revert once rrtore to th mystery on Just how hq would stack up against J K. Johneon41 40 4 46 48'46 40 806 50 3j3 of rowing Cornell used to come to the the tough bos back 44 414541 40 47 8 101 '8.5 pk it was de- J W. Arey Hudson and win with crews which rowed cided to five him a there, 43 38 43 41 444? 41 .800 49! 849 real tryout flret, H A Wymth a fair part of the race at ?8 to 50, and stub With that object In view MIehaele, E It Oram 4fl 19 42 40 47 43146 296 S3' 831 never above 32. A Yale crew of many who has met all the best of them. In4 41 43 39 46 46 18 296 40 213 PowloeW veirs ago had a high stroke close to 4b, cluding Benny Leonard, Johnny Dundee CU, Ptrosn.Jr '33 31141 41 23 42 7 62 801 810 broke all th hrnrhor records that had amt Willie Jackson, to say nothing of J. U V nwd 34 44 44148 40 88 21 '287 46 8n hern made at New Haven for nearly a Bud Ridley, whom he knocked out In E Terrill 38 1 W 27 26 18 35 224,00 814 under Ell's seven rounds: Tommy Net-le, Pennsvlvanta full minute V N Grams 12? k M J2 24 22' 7 ,131 78 221 featherf 23 89 m 20 111 Wark, sent a crew to Ionehkeeos'e the weight champion of England, whom he Drak U 'jl fccSO oarsmen of which apparentlv rowed the finished In two round, has been brought 10 32 15'IS 't87 5i 87 Rlt of first part of the stroke in the sir and here On top the fact that he Isas The star denote that where score and were criticised before the race as having met so many of the topnotchers In the amounted to over a possible 35U. almot every (vut known, md yet ttiey east, as well as having recently won hand.rsp seven out of eight bouts si Be he went for each point over 360 they were penf'n'shed first. five points. The vlctorv of the Vvy over Wash- to the coast three months ago, be i a al. led which Is one of the meet ington was almost paraPel to that In one ONLt CIRCUMSTANTIAL. of the fie5s at Henley In 101 4, when awkward and dangerous stjlea of fighters FDl lowing a dinner of sartnta, a cef- the Harvard crew won the bice ribboh for a youngster like Mvere to tackle If thought he tn the English rowing world That Myers can beat the New Yorker, there tgln professor of psychology a colored cloak attendant a ras the one In which the Harvard crew I no reason whje-h- cannot go east and would test Although the profeasor Th latter step with the best of them, v to hi memory defeated th German eight Michael hae been boding practically pretended to have mislaid his check, the made its bid bv a remarkable raising of handed him the hesitation without hundred In few alnce week ha hit the the iSroke eoaat the and boy yards every " The NaW crew In the last stretch At a a consequence Is In th best of chape, right hat. know this did In pti la mine tile "How you and haa simply been leaping through Poughkeepide saw Washington corns the same fashten and saw them actually workout and doing only enough to keep asked the learned man don't know daL uh shp Into the tend, before Frawlay, the him fit. He hes showed nothing In his 'Then why did you give It to me Navv stroke, could drive hlsgmkn hard workouta, but if anvon takes that as a --when wrtll "riauee no But you give It to tn when you be hold them to doubt got the criterion they enough get American Legion 8 eekiy next Tuesday com lb. suh going that eight had tbs power deter- enrprlse or their live mination and high stroke to finally whip afternoon IT SEEMED 80. Into submission the grand crew from Jay Solomon of Balt Lake and John Hantv of this city will meet In on of Seattle Mildred "Who is that wretched dancer th preliminaries, while Johnny I Just waltsed with 7 PASSIVE. Mr Hopper Quick.' Williams and Charley will also Clarlase The- - wemen tangle for six rounds V. ail. In addition to this whoever christened Mildred Why dont vou reform are out to make th world better.' there will be several bout of four him must have seen hftn dance firetl rounds. "Im the raw material. Judge. Lxchang. Qlydc . Racers and a complete stock of' racing supplies. - , ,ir -- l ? j Ken Williams, ing both leagues , . i -- Williams Gaining. We can supply your racing needs with A ' 's :ll I: 114 w base-steali- JULY 4th Get Ready Tomorrow 9 t -- , , - J ht ! K h ,Yl V- - 4r teWw-jwgijj- . -- 2 ,e, x kA Ivmww 4 4 tg a.z ti fell SMS, f" if It..-- 4 . X . first-plac- Is attracting Miller slammed 1 4 Lead Je . ' & a New Ruling Made to Effect That Regularly Sanctioned Tournaments Come First Tribune Special Sport Service. NEW YORK. Jula-Lawn tennla star who have acquired the exhibition habit will hereafter be required to watch tltetr step, according to an official announcement Issued by the United State lawn Tennis association The ruling is to the effect thr.t regulasly sanctioned tournament have the right of way. It mean that the classic metropolitan champion-sh'- p will ntrt have to play ''second fidde to exhibitions at other clubs. ' A spirit of rebellion ha recently manifested itself Among some of the old Uubs In because ofthe conflict between the scheduled and sanctioned tournament and the increasing crop of exhibitions This ho spurred the national (Uwortatkm to act for the first time in the American game, and It notiof the history fied A. J Ostendorf, chiui mam of the tournament committee, that competitors entered for the metropolitan title must play accordingtn to schedule without ny interference connetlnn with exhibition schtduled to- - the 13 rntthester B Country club at Rve It went further, and pointed out thit the affair at the Westchester Bittmoie club wia not There was no obligation for sanctioned A sanction, however, as no adm salon wa charged To what extent this I Hkelv to affect the exhibitions at the new and palatial made plain In the draw country club title. The total for th metropolitan L -- - Australian Family Uses U. 5. Handcart to Cross . -- I'.II.' -- V of transportation Although method have been greatly ridevaloped erica th pioneers crossed the plains by handcart, that mean of traveling Is being used to apparent advatr are by a family of traveler from Australia, bound for 4. Davenport, Iowa R. C. M Saar by end w'fs, Vlth thsjr daughter. 7 ; fir of ege, and thiC-c- , 16 months old, arrived In Salt Lakl, Sunday, by handcart, and wrtll leave for I riven port, Iowa, tomorrow morning, after Juet a week In Balt Lake. Mr and Mrs. Searby wRl take a course In training st a school ftt Davenport Fifteen months ago the family sailed On thlr arrival In San from Sydney Fra nclnco they were without sufficient fund to carry them by train t their A a result, they went to destination Eureka and stayed at that pi sc seven At the end of that period they month had saved enough money to purchase a one-to- n truck, and began their Journey-b- y The driver, who hd Peon automobile emhired, drove th cor over a in northern California, c4 bankment sn Injury to the younger cbi --is spin and wrecking the car Thw r tvt hurried to Seattle, where proper .rict-menwax riven the child Interested person tn Seattle provided the family wqh a handcart, wlta wmh they resumed them Journey Maror Nee-le- n has even to K that th visitor were entertained during their stay her. -- 100-fo- ng |