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Show u THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1923. "S SLEW GOLIATH WITH A SPITE ALL AND-DAVI- ' Copyright, by Tbe BU Syndicate; lae. Little Pudgy Downs Gigantic Bill James; Pitches Great Ball Words by RING W. LARDNER lm, YOU KNOW ME, AL!' vmo IS THAT GUY TRYlHCr To PLAY CtNTEJ? FiELO Fc JCLeveLAMO Takes Charge in Fifth, When Kallio Suffers Injured Shoulder; Triple Play Helps Bees; Gould Also Potent Factorial Bat; Strand Hits One Over. At Lm Angela Salt Lake 1. l Vsr. At Portland San Francisco 8. Portland 5. tsattte- Lot Anjitit Stittls gam XpoMd; traveling. Oakland Sacramento. Oakland At gam postponed ;raln. - t The Tribana. LOS AKGBI.ES, Cal., Special April 17 Salt Lake performed aa billed. The Seel treated the public to a home run 'and triple play and Vernon to a : . del oat, thereby tightening the race. .. thla, their initial appearance (A ' , the season, the Beea struck the crowd aa stronger than last season, despite A badly crippled pitching ataff. This pitching condition developed In 'the fifth, when Kallio was competed te gult while twirling to Cbadbourne. A1 Gould lumped in cold and won hla ewn game with a 'double In the seventh. Than In thn eighth Strand soaked a home run by way ef extra entertainment. Kallio had told Manager Lewie In the fourth that he might be compelled to stop out. Could was there with a finish by striking out three men in the ninth. It was Kerns, substituting for Sheehan at second, who planted a single behind Gould double for the winning run Lully Lane, president and owner of the Salt Inks club, was an eye-w-it neM ef the doings He la taking a swing around the circuit with the American League Stage -- for Opening of 1923 Flag. Race Is-Se- o-l enth by slamming a double to the scoreboard, scoring on a single to center by Kerns. By the tiro he reached the plate Al was steaming down an enormous hot. James pulled bounder by Vitt and naked Kerns at second. Lewis fanned and Vitt wag out stealing Rtrand not only lived wp to his reputation, but even enhanced dt with a home run over the scoreboard at th start of the eighth. er Yanks Play Red Sox in New York; Senators-Athleticin Philadelphia; Indians, White' x Seals Overcome Long New York Boxing Com,n Qeveian(j. Browns, Lead and Nose Out mission Decides to Al Tigers in St. Louis. low Bout at Jersey Club Beavers in the Ninth. BEES 3, TIGERS 1. SALT LAKE. ' a itt po. kt ..... Aa a-0 111 11610 18 10 ....2 Wlnd-twist- I a it First -- 010001102 aau-iflce- 0-- 07 se A m14 10 lUg-ha- 110-ya- rd fifty-yar- Chad-bour- rd 100-yn- rd without any compisation. The commission took the matter under con0 1 2 0 Rta&s 8, Valla, sideration, but Immediately after adCompton Somxaaiy; A Bolder, Poole, gnew, Shine, Oreett, journment,' William Muldoon, chairBrier, Sutherland. Bnrom Rhyne 2, Poole, man of the board, announced that McCan. i'banra defeat to Sullivan. Rons the two big bruisers could go on at pored Off Courtary 4, off Sutherland 4. Jersey next Monday. This wtll be foroff Sullivan 2. Credit victory to Hodge. mally voted on at the eession of th Struck out By Courtney S, by Sutherland entire commission tomorrow. 2 by Strip 1 Baaea 00 ball Off CourtAll the new members of the New ney 4, off Sutherland S, off Hodge 1, off York state athletic commission reSto Wild pit eh Ourtnry. Middleton 1. len base hit ported for duty at the regular weekly Vann, Hmdrlg. George Harrlfiea meeting of theboard today. Cox. RUlaon, Valla, By Ifer. Double play E. BroWer, who succeeded George K. kite Poole, Bhrne, Klllaon. on Morris the regulation committee, hbyn te BlUno. L'mpirea fiaoey and ttaa 00100040 0 0 0 2 Men Only x Time to Change SIEGELS are 'showing a special value for men in a self stripe madras athletic union suit, V neck. This garment was made by one of the best houses in the country and is tailored as well as a $5 garment could be made. Tbn Tonan. Wild Heaves and Such The days best hitter SOS WINDOWS 35s ., ie .; CffiTfcf(Sa, Whe StorvfbrcMen and Si3f-3- l Ig9 - : ,225-23- 0 . Boys MAIN 8X, a H. Ttt A Ellison, Ran Francisco. Valla, San Francisco.. lake.... Strand, Salt 4 4 Laelia, Balt Lake ..1.4 D. Murphy, Vernon.... 4 2 Gould, Salt Taike 2 Zeider, Portland 2 Byler, Portland Home-ru- n Pet, .750 .600 .500 .600 .500 .500 .500 .500 hKter, Strand, Salt Lake The aeries etond: Balt Take won 1, Vernon won 0. Baa Francisco won 1, Portland won Sacramento won 0, Oakland won 1 , postponed. Lo Angeles won 0, Seattle won I postponed. 0 0, " together with the two license commissioners, William J. McCormick and Colonel John J. Phelan, were received by the commission and went over the dally routine and affaire with th entire board. A number of applications greeted the new members of the boxing board. Among them was one from Johnny Kilbane, world's featherweight champion. Kilbane has been matched to meet Eugene Crtqut, French featherweight tltleboider, at the Polo grounds on June t. Another application was received from th Yankee Stadium organisation for a permit to hold outdoor boxing bouts at the new home of the local American league baseball club. Action on both Kilbane's and the Yankee .Stadium application was deferred until the next meeting of the license committee. 0, and losing pitchers y ester- Los Angeles Gould, Salt Lake, winner; James, Vernon, loser At Portland Hodge, Ban Francisco, winner; Sullivan, Portland, loser. 8T. LOUIS, April 17. (By th to Associated Press.) Refusing discuss his physical condition, George Bisler, first baseman of the St. Louie Brown, today Issued a statement of encouragement to his teammates. He asserted: 1 feel sure U will not make such a great difference," referring to his absence from the field. His message- "I was delighted at the wonderful showing of the club on Saturday and Sunday when It defeated the Cardinals In the exhibition- games. It shown certainly, we have a real ball team, club. a At the earliest possible mosoon as I am able ment, Just as lo do so, I will give what assistance I can to Durst, If he doesn't mind, and I am sure he wont, as he's a very fine fellow. All that I can say now. Is that I am very hopeful. 1 feel sure that It will not make such a great difference, using the impersonal If in referring to his absence. Durst is taking his place at first base for the Browns. Although an official statement was lacking. It Is understood Bisler underwent the sinus operation last week to correct a vision defect and Is doing as well as could be expected. ef wili-to-w- - J No report here last night of the exact extent of Rudy Kallio Injury. It Is earnestly to be hoped fhat It Is not serious, for, with Myers In the hospital, the Bees ran afford to be without the service best pitchers in th Rtrand accounted for two of yesterday's runs, one with hla homer and the other with a single that sent Vitt across. ne o. and he ' A 10.-1- H.-0- 00 SIMPSON IS ASSIGNED. WASHINGTON. AprU 17. Rear Ad- miral Edward Simpson was detailed today to command the naval operating base at Ban Francisco and the Twelfth naval district, with beadqtArters there. He relieve Rear Admiral Alexander S. Halstead, who has bean selected ah president of the naval board of Inspection and survey. N I' S' Tourney at Deseret Gym to The championship nwimmlng asset, In open to any pupil In any grade In tbe public schools; will b held at the Deseret gymnasium swimming pool Friday afternoon at 4:13 oclock, according to William E. Day, supervisor of physical education, under whose direction the meets have been held this year and which have been successful from every point of view. Three events have been held In tbe sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades- - consisting of th twenty-yar- d swim, plain header dive and eighty-yar- d relay race. For team competition the winners bavs been credited with five points, seconds with three points and thirds with one point. The winner Friday will receive a blue ribbon badge, the second a red on and th thirds a white one. A goods company is ottering asporting trophy to th team rethat scores th most points for season. Roosevelt junior high school lads won th cup last year and It looks now as though they would repeat, this fear, they have forty points to their credit, with Washington second with sixteen and Wast high junior Uilrd with ten Jordan Junior high has nine points, points, Edison and Bryant seven each, Jefferson and Riverside five apiece, Longfellow four, Jackson three and Ensign and Sumner one each. Entries will close at 3.30 oclock Wednesday afternoon. Th results of all th meets to date are ss follow ' SIXTH GRADE. Twenty-yar- d swim R. Young, Washington, first; A, Emery, Jack-sosecond; E. Hughe Sumner, third. Dive R Young. Washington, first; G. Bytheway, Washington, second; R. Summer,raceEdison, third. Relay Jxtison, first; Washing ton, seoond. Ensign, third. SEVENTH GRADE. which plunge Beth Daly, Birdie Montis; dlv Louis Thompson, Beth Daly. West: Dash Lorna Young; relay Jan Cannon, Myrtle Wold man, Ellen Jackson, Emma Spencer; plunge Mvrtle Weidman, Bernice Silver; dir Ella Jackson, Jane Cannon, Ethel Larson. Course, which trill be th scene next month of many battles, Is getting Into generally good condition, and by th time the American team appeanf, It Is expected to be about at its best. Although th fairways are not quite up to th standard of 1919, they are said to be recovering from the recent drought, while th putting greens, which have had a good deal of attention, are about aa perfect as possible- .- Th professional who looked after tha course expresses the opinion that th present warm weather will put the new growth of grass Into condition for th coming of th championship. Texas Leaguers Eager to Begin New Season DALLAS. Texas, April 17. Spring training completed, baseball clubs of the Texas league tonight were biting the bit, anxious to be off tomorrow in tbe race for th 1923 champion-hiFort Worth, winners of last years pennant, will fight for a new league consecutive chamrecord a tour-tim-e pionship. Schedules for th opening tomorrow at Fort Worth. follow: , Dallas Wichita Falls at Bhrsveport. San Anand Galveston at Beaumont tonio at A Houston. p. International Xeague old Antiquates methods shaving Speed Bud comfort hwitjr thats what men with tough beards expect and get from a Valet AutoStrop Razor. Its popularity has grown by leaps and bounds. Think of a faster shave than ever 78 seconds from lather to towel a smoother shave. Sey to yonr dealer Give roes Valet AntoStrop Razor."Complete with atropand razor, $L Other sets up to $23. NEW TGRK, April 17. (By th AsW tth prospect of an unusually keen pennant race, due to a better balancing of clubs than has existed In several years, the International league will start biasing tbe 1923 trail tomorrow. Opening festivities will be staged in th southern wing of the circuit. Syracuse playing at Baltimore, Buffalo at Reading. Toronto at Jersey City and Rochester at Newark. John Conway Toole, president of the league, will assist In the opening ceremonies at Reading. v ValetH Sharpens Itself n, Twenty-yar- d erson, first; swim nr Tarn E. Benxen, Jeff- R, Christensen, Roosevelt junior, second, R. McOrmie, Edison, tkfrd. DlveD. Thornwalt, Riverside, first; G.- - HotUngs, Longfellow, secocd; IE Hughes, Roosevelt Junior, third. race RoosevHt, first; Bryant, Relay second; Longfellow, third. EIGHTH GRADE., Twenty-yar- d ewlm A. Anderson, Jordan junior, first; M. Druce, West Junior, ssoond; W. Spafford, Jordan, third. Dive E. Barneey, Roosevelt junior, first; F. Bpiker, Roosevelt Junior, second, E. Heath, . Roosevelt junior, third. Relay race Roosevelt junior, first; Jordan Junior, second; West Junior, third. NINTH GRADE. swim G. Twenty-yar- d Rhodes, Roosevelt Junior, first; A. Druce, West Junior, second; J. Coffin, Roosevelt Junior, third. Dive Bherman Johnson, Roosevelt Junior, first; William Langtry, Bryant junior, second; G, Rhodes, Roosevelt junior, third. Relay race Roosevelt Junior, first; West Junior, second; Bryant junior, third. . . Falls Athletes to Open Session Today TwinWin From Wendells sociated- Freas. i Pupils From . All Grades of City Schools to Enter Entries and Judges for Course for Walker Cap Junior ' School v. Meet Battle in Good Condition Thursday Announced. DEAL, England, April 17. The golf Press and private dispatches from TYie third annual swimming meet of Portland are a unit In placing yesterday opening crowd there at more tiie Junior high school girls will take than 22,000. place at the Deserbt gymnasium t 4 oclock. Miss Charlotte RACINE, Win, AprU 17 The Pa-cibaseball club announced todav Stewart, gupervteor of physical educathat Eddie Mulligan, captain and third tion for girls, will have charge of th baseman, bad Jumped hia contract and meets which 4 expected to be the finwas on his way to report to th Baa est meet held by the girls. Francisco club of the Coat league. During th winter th physical diMulligan originally figured In the of the various schools have Kimn deal, whereby the Chicago rectors been working with th girls Whit Box traded him to Ban Fran-clac- once diligently or twice a week at the Deseret He disliked the arrangement gymnasium municipal bath at th time and decided to play her. and Y. W: C...pools, A., and have turned eut Ft Is said an additional bonus by the material. very promising Coast league team induced Mulligan some The officials: Judges Mr. Cum- to leave Racine. mock of Deseret gymanfewm, Eileen Taylor of University of Utah, FranCache Fish cis Armstrong of Y. W. C. A. Starter Game Charlotte Stewart Timer Eleanor Physical director In charge Society Seeks Members Woolley. of teams Amy Redd of Bryant, Loin KUrreU of Aprii Irving. Mildred BurrowsJu-of LOGAN, Cache of West Cxjunty Fish and Gam Protective as- Jordan, Daisy Finn arty of Wilma Roosevelt, Jeppson nior, Inla sociation making a drhe for Header-so- n Miss At present Mary Breach of South, creased membership. of Jackson. e are orthere about seventy-fivmen Th entries follow: for ganised into squads working Bryant: Hash Francis Brother; repnaee which are being given by the association to the group securing the lay Belda NewUn, Helen Alkire, Marmost new members. The total mem- guerite Rletley, Alice Ann McMillian; bership of th association now Is 300. plunge Redil Hyde,v Blanche Cohan; which exceeds test year total by dive Ruth Smith, Ruth Clayton, Char100. 8amuel Christensen and hia lotte McDevih squad are at present In the leed for Jordan: Dash Eleanor Diirke; rehonors and bid fair to carry off first lay Josephine Cannon, Marie Lund, prisa. Luolle Smith, Helen Garrett;' plunge The aasoctetlon Is taking interest Alpha Sands, Bernice Startftian; dire In the betterment of th Bernice Btartmaa, Logan can- Helen Garrett, yon, park and. betides having donated Eleanor Durke. . 75 for Its improvement Is doing Irving: Dash Jan Henmley; relay special work on th nw fish, anl Lucile Davis, Gladys Carver, Sara spawning pond In an effort to make Barnard, Helen Cooper'; plunge Mar it on of that special features of the tha Ramseyer, Florence Brown; dive park. Jane Hrmaiey, Lucile Davies, Dash Ladle Murphy; Roosevelt: POTTERS FOUND GUILTY. relay Carol Barclay, Marjorie Heiner, NEW YORK, AprU 17. A Jury In Ilia Rtrew, Mabel Lunt; plunge Mau-rifederal court late today returned a Wllhelmsett, Arville Brinholt; dive verdict of guilty against nineteen potrtla Strew. Arville Brinholt tery manufacture re who were tried oif South; Dash Uixabeth Linden; recharges of conspiracy In restrain of lay Kva Stewart, Louise Thompson, trade. " Katherine Stark; 17.-L- A The worlds fastest shave the-enti- as eras received CHICAGO, April comparison of attendaaao records la- - the tour: cities where the National league opened its 1023 season today end the 1922 attendance records for the opening day showed a difference In the totals of less than 1000, th edge being In favor of the 1923 season. With weather conditions almost Identical in 1923 and 1923, unofficial figures for today showed a total of 94,300 and for 1932 of Unofficial attendance figures 93,400. lor today's opener follow: A Chicago. 33,000; at Cincinnati, at Brooklyn, 15,000; at Boston 10,000. Total. 94.300. For 1921 the figures were: At' New York. 13,400; at Cincinnati, 27,000; at Bti Lot Ils, 13,000; at Philadrfphia, Total, 03,400. Chicago, playing against Pittsburg, drew th biggest crowd today; th Cubs new park her being filled, white Cincinnati, with BL Louis as an epponsnt, cam next. MEET TO BE F Winning; lL-T- S3 14 04 of one of th league. Established Since 1869 for fniKisea Portland 111 ,. ed LEAGUE NATIONAL -PATRONS INCREASE all-st- ar Stsler Sends Message of Cheer to Brown Mates and Field Chad-bour- .. s , NEW YORK, April 17. (By th As- ball attendance being established tit Yankee stadium opening was foresociated Press.) With th National th cast 1st today by announcement that the entire reeerved seat capacity of 20,000 had been sold. At noon tomorrow 30,000 additional grandstand seats and 20,000 bleacher seats will be put oa public sale at th parte with Indications pointing to the limit of 70,000 being touched. The present attendance record Is 42.000, , mad at Boston October 12, 1911, In a world's aeries game between tbe Boston Red Sox and Brooklyn. The Yankee dedication ceremonies will be witnessed by a horit of official notables. Including Baseball Commissioner K. M. Landis, Governor Alfred E. Hmlth, Mayor John F. Hylan and othera. Han B. Johnson, president of the American league, was compelled to forego plana to attend because of an attack of influenxa. Th Yankees, with their 1922 lineup Intact, and an twirling staff buttressed by the addition of Southpaw Herb Pennock. win take the fteld By HARRY NEWMAN. Or. April toagu farces already In th front lines than 22,000 ha hall tana attended the Chicago Tribes Salt Inks Tribe Wire. prepared to fight It out on that line NEW a PaHere's 17, TORK, the of her April gam today opening summer the lAmeridan leagues cific Coaat league. A half holiday had new twist to that awful tangle anent all base hits will be beea proclaimed by Governor Pierce the proposed quarrel between Fred opening barrage of for th opening game in which San Fulton, the Minnesota heavyweight, laid down tomorrow. Tha. spotlight In th Junior circuit and Floyd Johnson, a young scrapper Ftanrlaro defeated Portland. 0 to &. will be directed toward th shock acvenUi inning Jd from Iowa Rallying in the commission The boxing lead held by overcoming a three-ru-n troops of th New York Yankees, vicrun today reversed Itself all around th tors the Beavera, the Seals put four team Ig two successive campaigns, who premises and decided that Fred and acroee and noeed out the home Floyd could paste each other to their will dedicate the Yankee stadium, their in the ninth. hearts content at the Jersey City club grant amphitheater In the Bronx, In At Porllaed PORTLAND. next Monday night. Of course, the gAN FKANCWOO, Boston B H O A winner of that event will be tossed the opening skirmish with the B U.0 A I OS Oltcinff.ef In with Jess Willard at Tankee Park Red Sox. Ootpptoe.lf lid off will th pry Washington ValU.ef ... 0 S HOMrSb .. 2 on May 12 next. That it if th 4 14 4 Pool. lb ... 4 014 1 Kansas fanner will corniest to take en against the Athletics In Phlladedphla, Rhjm,M CleveTrie in scat the Speaker's 11 0fCex.rtf ftlOO Fulton, in the event that the latter while Hcndrixjf land Indians will entertain th Chicago KIIlaoa.lb .. 4 1 17 0QrMKt,If . 4 in knocking over Johnson. Whit 4 110 succedtls Sox, and the Sielerless St. Iouie 4 0 1 9jMc('eatt,2b KUdoff 2b seems manIt that the milk fund 4 i o a Browns will be hosts to Ty Cobbs Walsh, 2b .. 2 0 0 1 Httunpf.ae . Detroit Tigers. IfByto.e .... 2 12 0 agement, which isonto stage the bouts ifMv.e ... 4 14 the boxing comMay 12, waited 0 0 SiRutberUad.p, 110 (MrtMM) Possibility of a new record for base 0 0 0 0 mission today and aaked permission 0 0 iBrasll . Ks taper, 3b o o e o to have Fulton and Johnson show Hedge, p 0040 Sslltvso.p . oooo their stuff in the Arena A. C., Jersey Mtd4)loa,p 10 0 0 City, next Monday night. It was sugttjlgh in the application of th milk 34 0 27 13 gested Totals Total . fund management that Fulton would Battd be perfectly willing to meet Willard tBattrd for Beider U ainth. More 17. PORTLAXD, tomorrow favored y a majority of critics to repeat their triumphs of 1921 and 1921. Ths ohib wilt start the season in better shape than a year ago, when Bab Ruth and Rob Meuse! were out of tth lineup for a month, by CaaiaiMionMr Landis as a result of aa unsanctioned barnstorm' ing tour. Roth, with Ms (nighty bludgeon. Intend upon a comeback to retrieve prestige lost last season, will be an Important factor In tbe Yankee attack. Ddtrolt, more powerful on the offensive than the champions but lacka ing as reliable and hurling cor pa. looms as the contender-in-chitor th Yankees' laurels. Ty ia Cobb has Instilled Into his men a which will be bard to down. Tha addition of two costly third basemen, both from th Pacific coast, has played a prominent part In Improving the pennant chances of both and Philadelphia. Willie Chicago Kamm from Ban Francisco gives every Indication of being worth all of th 2100,000 he cost the Whit Sox, while Sammy Hale, obtained by Connie Mack from Portland for around 245,000 promises lo give the Athletics the best Infield since th days of the famous (100,000 quartet. St. Louis minus George Sister 9ta mainspring on both attack and defense does not figure to land aear the top. Cleveland has strengthened several positions with promising young talent pnd may be the surprise of the race but Boston and Washington In the hands of new piliAs Frank Chance and Donie Bush appear Irretrievably moored to the second division. ed -- 1 S 0 Sheehan, Jb 3 Vitt, 3b. i 4 0 I If, Lewis, 1 0 Strand, ef. ...... 4 t 0 1 0 0 Wllhoit, rf. 4 0 Leslie, lb. club. Jiudy Kallio, In deciding to try hla Pearce, as. ...... 4 0 0 2 3 1 hitherto lame arm, picked out some Peters, c, ...... 14 00 1 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 Mmric arid test for himself in pair-- , Kallio, p 0 I 2 41 0 Kerns, 2b... lng off with Bill James. 2 0 I I 0 d flies bothered the field- Gould, P. ers a bit and with this help both "s 27 10 12 Totals ....24 teams bad runners on baa In the VERNON. fitst two rounds. Aa pa a. k. 2 lb. Oorman, Score B?es Cbat bourne, ct. . 2 Irst definite results Were achieved R. "Murphy, lb. .. 4 In the third, when the Beea hived one Bodie, If 4 run. These doings started with a pan Schneider, rf, ..4 reto Oscar Vltt after two had been Smith, 3b. tired. Lawia singled Vitt to second French, ns. ....,22 and Oscar soovwd whpn Hud Strand, D. Murphy, 4 . 1 th leagues champion ekrater, slashed High a single tw right. . Lewis took third James, p. ...... 2 en the hit, holding the base while Sawyer, 2b. .... 0 Rtrand Stole second. Wllhoit walked. T 27 10 1 SI With the bases loaded, laslie drove a Totals attff grounder to French. Ray cuffed Batted for Oorman In eighth. the ball twice, but recovered In time Score by inninga; to get hla men at first- -, Salt Lake- a walk Runs Peters single, a and a wild pitch put Balt lake playHits .. .....1 1 2 1 1 0 2 2 10 ers on first and third in the fourth, Vernon 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 and James fanned Vitt for the third Runs .... eut. Hits .... ......0 1 1 1 2 0 0 2 Vernon evened things In the fourth, Innings pitched Kallio Summary: and it became a ball game all over 4 plus Credit victory to Gould. Runs again. Kallio had retired two when responsible for James 2, Kallio 1. he pdssed Smith and French with Struck out By James 4. by Kallio 1. two strikes on him. Dennv Murphy by Gould 6 Bases on balls Off James . singled ever abort. Pearce slowed the 8, off Kallio 3.- - Stolon base Strand. hits ball Just enough to ksp the left fielder Home run Strand. Two-bafrom getting It, and Smith easily Leslie, Smith, Gould. Sacrifice bits scored from second. James gounded James, Kallio. Triple play Kerns to of gem 2 Tims to Kerns. , ImIIs to Vitt hours and 2 minute. Ulhjplres Byron and "Ward. Triple Killing. In the fifth there were two loud noises the crash of Kamos stamina Many Scoots Compete in and a triple play. Gorman led off Track Meet with a single. This brought up. with the count one and one on Chad, Kallio suddenly stepped Special te Th Tribune. from the box and called for assistance. POOATBJLLO. Idaho, April IT. On Something had gone wrong with his hundred and ninety-two boys took pitching apparatus and he eould not part In the first field and .track meet continue. A consultation was called, scheduled the Scout by Boy Gould was and Aj rushed to the mound sation on the Tech field. Theorganihighafter throwing half a dosen balls In winners were Marrit the bull pea. Chadbourse hit his first est point won places In th water offering to right for a twee, Gorman boilingwho baseball throw, hurcontest, taking third. Thus the ground was dled potato race, broad running prepared for the triple play to bloom. broad standing Jump, standing Rod Murphy spun a grounder to Kerns, jump, dash and fifty-yawho fielded It on th link In order to high Jump, French, who placed delay the play and give Gorman a in thedash ; Harold d dash, the hurdles chance to score from third. obstacle race; Laveer Huff, who stopped and retreated almost and t to first. Kerns then threw over placed In the fifty-yadash, stand, Chad to Leslie, getting Murphy for ing high Jump, standing broad Jump, first out. Leslie then lunged running high Jump and th- e- potato , the race; Walter Jones, who placed la t down the line end tagged Chadbourae. By this time Gorman was about Kjl the dash, standing high between third and home. Leslie Jump, standing broad Jump and hurway ' ran arrows the diamond, dles; Cecil Bandera, who placed hi She crowding Gorman back to third. Then he running high Jump, running - broad snapped to Vitt, nailing Gorman Just Jump, obstacle raoe and potato race; aa he slid Into th base. On, two, George Madden, Janies M. Brady and three. Clarence Pack. Gould, feeling th need of getting The Fort Hall Indiana beat Boy further warmed up, opened the sev Scouts In a baseball gams 14 the to 4. Something new, Black Collars g t- TWIN FALLS. Idaho, AprU Falls won from Wendell, 2 to In an interscbolaatie track and field meet held on Lincoln field here today. Blinkhorn, clearing the bar at nine feet in the pole vault, scored Wendells only first place. D. Alvord, Twin Falla, ran th dash la 10 seoond flat and won first in the running broad jump at 14 feet 9 inch Murray, Twin Fail is believed to have set a new rfcord In school event when ba hurled high the Javelin 147 feet 7 ipebea,- 17c-T- win lc pava. 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