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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY BREAKING HOME TIES THE GUMPS m 11 bweve, MAMt Imvi cwtxw. fo. 0 Lambast Four Giant Hurler for Easy Win; Pirates Take Close One. AbVtwMA- k- ArrtR. HE A To Machines- - wts aM'S MOMTN ANb h. SmoCTTH T As A SOCM I'TTtE SON THE WORVb BT HVMBEVF- VYUTVC IAN'S AU. - - FEOFVE SALE CONTINUES Extra OF OKESTTEFS VVSVT VMiH. BE THE SlWtSTTHiNi; (THArS WAVmvEO TO THEM 1 ANh THE CMVN AVX5YRAUA- 1 BIG tEMEMEER. HE'S A . TROE.&OMV; UlS FATHER A. 6UMPWORRXE SON LESS AFOOT A YRlE ARCWHtk YHE NMOaUi THAN MOST FEOPtE VJOUVb iaovTf FOTVNS A OEajRAPH- M- t MAKE A TRW HAV.F VlM AE0W4D VOVW6HY WMA. make oovjrheh AS MT Wk YttUN? VS ) Since Special, kxm6avot nmere Sale TODAY $1.00 be6ns 00)wpi Tomorrow evietrren. U)M6 , Clnra go i Pbila abhiNi )HCVt 6RMTb nttMkS0M SATlOffAX LEAGUE. Brook f toe m yh to OOF. VUCHY mans ftUEruekk h6HTk UVk FMHTS HkMfc York RAWRoKO yickey OR WS PARS FORT: o MAN YO CAVA. FOR. 00Yp MCIF UimY ARMS A UQM6 vw reacts ?fcOVbtb FOR V.fcN I wtwrr FDR6XY ANHTNVN- j- VOHtN START To ACCOMPLISH SOMaTMN0 ACCORATR KF YWO AM A So) uvuev VNfSN HCH OF 'TVit OOUfcNCt lWTMIUIMW HW mwrtb - Z3 Omim WSM FFlHCU. Wft WON n 26, 1924. AH Watche i ,, hi i Silverware Yesterday' Basalts. At Boetm Pittsburg 2. Boston 1 At Philadelphia Crieagb 4. Philadel- phia 10 At New York iocianati at ra n. Jewelry at Prices St. Ixwts 13, New York 5 Brooklyn- - game postponed jg I Today's Schedule. Pmeburg-nt Baton. ( izuinaari at Brooklyn. hicago at Philadelphia. St at Loots New York NEW YORK. Ia3Us Nationals The St July hit the bail hard: e today and opened their aeries with New York with a 13 to 6 victory. Frisch and Jackson both hit home runs. St. Iuis player made at least Kvery one hit 'with the exception of the league a batting cham36. five-gam- pion. ST. LOUIS NEW BHOAj 2 2 01 Rmlth.rf.... liolm.rf. .. Yonns-r- TORIC B H f 53Ul,MfUfl If.... 0 13 0 Kclly.lb .... 2 4 Bladesslf... 4 3 Jackman.. . 4 2 T 3 0rob 3 10 0Snytler,c 5 4 0 1 (BeaLley.p.. . . Ryan p j Xontii worth. i Maos p t'ooney ftoosalese.. Freigau 3b.. 11a ini's p 4 4 3 16 12 tNX WITH AU Of HIS STREN3TM. 0 0 0 0 10 0 1 0 0 0 11 10 0 0 0 i, 110 e 110 Uuntxlnger.tk. K A IAM AZOO, Idich., July 26 -- tBy the Associated Press.) 'Theodore Guy won the feature event the pace, of Kalamaxoo s final Grand CirThe Chicago cuit meeting horse, driven bv Palin, took three straight heats and was never paased In the second heat Marion C and Clara Barton H ingen wood were in a sulky smashup in the back atretch. Drivers Candler and Taylor escaped with minor Injuries. Extra heats had to be raced in the other two events Bv taking the two final heats the favorite, Irene Scott, took the 2 18 pace, the last heat being run untimed with bets declared off. Jean Worthy nosed out Ruby Hall in the deciding heat of the 2 20 trot. Patterson advanced through the kindness of his Lavis cup teammate, Pat O'Hara Wood, who was within a point of the match, in the fourth set when he decided to retire ana give Patterson the chance of meeting Snodgrass The score was in the title match in Woods and forty-lovfavor at the time. Patterson lacked his customary control and 'did not appear to be keyed up to his highest tenuis pitch. In the doubles four teams reached the semifinal, Patterson and Wood and Snodgrass and Waiter Wesbrook in the upper half, and Robert and Howard Kinsey and Clarence Griffin and Dr George King in the lower 4 2 0 2 4 0 4 1 flurry -- TRIED TO HR TM 2 0 1312 4 IN 2S NEW lJuly YORK, Pnod grass of CaUdrmia and (Jerald Patterson of Anstrana rea bed the title round of the Metropolitan tournament on the courts of the t'resceut Athletic club today. Snodgrass defeated Gerald Kmeraon of Orange, N J , while 37 17 27 16j T.ftal Totals.. 30 11 27 13 Ratied for Ryan in the foorth. t Batted tor Mann la ihe math. Ac re by innings St. Loots ...4 1 1 1 0 0 JP 0 New lork 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 5 Haas Smith 3, Holm. HornsSeminaryy t ooot-2, 3. Goo Blades, Bottomley by Wilson 4, MeuveL salea, Freigaa. Fnneh, Jackson. Uxors Hornsby, Snyder I, roh. Two-bashits Holm, Cooney, i.roh, WilGonsales Three base son, bit Blades Horn rtras Jackson. Knu h. Stolen base Sacrifices Blades 2, Cooney (Kney, Tlolm. Doable plays Jackson to Prisch to JLeliy, Cooney to ilwoeby to Bottmniey on bases New York S, Bt. Iouln 7 Baaea on balls Off Bentley 2, off Ryan 1. off Maun 1, off Huutamger 2, off Haines 3 BTmIs out By Bentley 1, by Kyan 1, by Baines 4. HRs Off Bentley b la I 1 3 innings, off Rran 4 Id 2 21 in 1 in 2 innings, nmgs. off Mann off limtalnger 7 in 3 Innings Losing pitcher and Beutiey WHoa Umpires KU-Time of game I boar 58 minates. 313 MIS MUSCLES TICMTENED-hi- s Turf Results, Entries CIRCVIT &EBVXTS. 2 18 psee, parse $1000 Salamcc The Kinseys, in one of the third-roun- d freae Boott, brows sre, by 4 10 3 1 . doubles matches, eliminated the set AMO GOT A VERY POOR DRIVE. High Privste, Fleming ond Australian pair, Fred Kalms and Brook Volo. brown borae, by Fs- 1 . HU hard K. Schlesinger, ter Volo M Donaidt TW 9 HAPPENS geW NHN Braden K. Direct, brow I Bay KX TRY TO "KJU. THE PAIL tng by Braden Direct ... 3 1 6 1 ,ammlen) DON'T DO IT. brown Watt Bowie geldin. tOhlldal by Watt Lula Forbea, bay filly, by W 4 6 3 For b a What advantages or disadvantages by Three So cki, bay gelding, are there in using all your strength 6 4 7 Minor Heir (Bdman) in driving a ball McKinney, M Kesolote, t.rltt B, Answered By end Dewey TORONTO. July 25 "If I had mv Dorothy Dillon Prince Direct IRA COUCH, time over again, I would probably be Hall ako started o tune Western Junior amateur champion J 07i . Tiro of ball a instead bas surgeon m 123 and champion of lYncago dis- player, said Tv Cobb famous baseball TTiree vear-olpace, Burdick hotel png, $2000 trict golf association in 1922. perree player, who ia visiting here today co't, by Goy 1 1 Theodote bay I boy am quite satisfied to ata as am, Axwortby iPaltnl There are ro advantages that he added, and I have onlv however O by Napoleon filly, Marum I know of m uong all rour strength one by That is the fa t that inrect iCnwlleri when driving a ball, and the disad- shall not have done any real good to by 1ft Uliana black mao gelding, ('a am I 1 numerous so that are a vantages euppoec humanity wben I retire iMarvmi one-irde- d a in me afraid it argument. is will have forgotten RONTON, 25. Jeff Director chestnut filly. Ramona Pfeifer The most noticeable fault to find is everybody July few years' time. a Direct r't'-heiMnrphyl his for by Napoleon game the Pirates good balance The 'Georgia peach advocated the roan gelding, by Bratodav and beat Boston, 2 to 1. The the 1043 of balance, and factor in accu- spread of baseball all over the world Tiwden Farmer, Direct (tbiMai . J raves had the baes full with none is a very esaentiai one all uses his When said he looked to the forward rate and that driving. Abbe. Buotaie. Clara Barton. Bb ( anton out in the sixth and failed to scare result i day when England would take up the geo wood atarted. and Broadway Ron Plavs by Maranvilie and a catch by strength oa drive a ballof the the muaclea 2 game Time 064 2 07M- 2 tightening iion near the scoreboard were the obviously the result are and of The suited $1000 loss a 20 and 2 purse balance, trot, English especially features aorret mare, by it plaved Jean Worthy is alwas a poor shot, it 4s nice to to It, he said T hope to boston in all parts of the empire ,tir Axwothy ttfciida) Wal-nc- t 2 B H O.A. be able to hit a ball hard when In a nationally BIIOAI mare by Is blark Hal! of 1 one it rhse davs Rnby 2 Wilson, rf Varanrilt' 2l 4 tad situation in a match, but 3 5 2 1 Hull iTallmani Cobb substantiated statements made 3 0 2 0 TinmnhJn If 3 11 i most inadvisable to trv such a hazby bay mare, 4 2 4 IMUnutel, rf MoamlDg bv Mm that he would retire from the 3 0 3 0 ardous mk unless m the most diffi4 2 1 4 0 4 3 M. Inn , lb Hnrv hetscr ICroneri 4 2 9 0 cult of circumstances The one thing ganu after this year 3 ft 3 (PPailgm 3b 4 12 1 he said, shall not plav Guy Brown bay hooe. by Goy 6 3 5 Yes, all golfers drilled into been has that 5 0 3 TM icrnev 2b 4 14 4, iMon'hy) Axworthy the beginning of time is "Keep regularlv after this year I shall plav 4 1 8 Wit Hm th as chestnut gelding, by 4 0 2 4 since but I shall 8quoia and this is a few odd runes, of course, on the ball, 5 4 4 3 2 2 3 O Neil ' 3 0 10 your eve Vtilbnr Ijow iPaltni i no schedule fixed follow to hit when trying 4 10 3 ijt newlcli, p 3 0 12 most Impossible David Axworthy, cbeataut bone, the hall too hard. bv Axworthy (Cox) Totals ...32 7 27 12 Totals U'tcd. 32 7 27 11 4,uy Bennett also W. 2llk- Score by uuungs 1924, Associated Editor, Time 2.07 W. 2 05s. 2 (Copyright, .0 eve vtsrfT or the - ball netoernis GEA1TD ... Cobb Rather Be 264 Surgeon Than Diamond Star lfl lr 104 10 Tbs Archer Tbwmend ft Second ra'e, parse Doeglas Park purse, farlongs rilnrry 'I .727 f.rt U. rnrsBrpo 12 .4240 lift, the five 11H, rnmm. Studies Make Dent in Grid Program of Utes; Other Causes Cited. Idy Inehpiblllty has taken its annual toll in Crimson athletes. It ha recently became known that Lee Richard and men Glen Anderson. who have achieved remarkable records at the I niverslty of Utah, Marvin Good, Theron Jones, Dick William, Lefay-ttt- e Rhead, The mas Gwilliams and Vivian Jensen, men who have bright athletic (future before them, are Ineligible for competition thi fall and probably throughout the remainder of the school year It ts doubtful whether some of the above mentionei wlll be permitted to return to school at all. Ttteb 112, Sixth race, purse $100, claiming thV yenr-oland np one mite and a sixteenth M Bona-ftc- ra Sakah HM ll. Lily 101 lialakala 106. Boil Bottom 10ft FUw er Shop 10H. lUldcr lift Plus I Hra H Pxtra EMition SM, Kaulla lt4, Soggarth 10 Arw Dorian 10S, Black Gnu kin 08, Doubtful Weather 10 clear, track fast AKEXICAB llagve. lxetrolt W aahtngton or New St. Louia ('hicago .... Boston . . . ('leer land No nchednled. i Three-- I League YsatsnUy a Boanlta. Peoria 6, Deratar 7 (ten lnntngs). Danville 0, Terre Hante 5 Bloomington 5, Bvnoovtlle 6 We Must Move Aug. C. M. DIEHL, Jeweler South Main 68 oe 1 by Bsldwin with one gsrae with the inning A Vft. Telephone Telegraph to pony enabled the Bait l.ke Hardware aria by the eloso senre of 7 to 6. Both elntw are in the Tueedav division of the v 1ty Anutnir league, and the contest netting was the one srbedaled for Tuesday The game waa a affair, with each nine forging tn the front in several Instance 'Hie phonemen took the lead tn the final Inning by tallying two ran bat thi lead wa overcome by the Hardware, who alao tallied twice in their half of the seventh and final frame by virtue of Bald'Hte score win's circuit wallop M T T. 8. L. HDW. Ofi. T A Ukely-lookln- g FORT NIAGARA, N. T-- , July M. L. Broderick of lieutenant .. mtaborg Boatrn . .. .0 01 00010000 OSaua. Errors R. Smith. n. hti 0 00-- Kuna Sanitary B i Grimm sroy ojW 2. - Tao base Stolen Don- Tremor on piar ieoewich to U Smith Bias on Pittbr.rg - 7 B'Ton 7 3 n't 4,enrwirh 7 Srmrk baliv Off I't hiA Inc.) 2 01 Wil- Pmith. Riverton Takes Close One From South Jordan N. C. Morris Breaks Links Record in Colorado Meet C Juiv 25 N i.eesrirb p reF Oliar Time titv h.unpion broke Mrr? l)nfT Oolf y ncl'-- anl Sweeney rechour 43 lumuies club CJiue tourer thr ljLkewMxl ord t(xia for the second time within a week in his semifinal match, in which he won the right to meet W A. Matlock for the Colorado state golf BY Apt hampiociship here tomorrow. and putting with deadly proaching rRTXABKIjPHlA, Jnly SS The accuracy. Morris turned the course in Chicago Cubs lost the first game of 69 and defeated O'Brien, L2 up their eastward swing to Philadelphia and 11 to go. Both Jacobs and Ring today. 10 to 4 Matlock todefeat Should Mjorris were wild and were batted hard, but morrow, he will become ttie holder of the local hurler tightened in the clos- Colorado's two title the golf major ing innings, while Jacobs was slate and the Denver city championfor extra base blow that accountships. Mr Morris, his wife, is city ed for seven tallies woman champion cleaned Cub the Umpire Moran bench in the third inning after a disHr t r J P'f-ff- til 1. Urn DENVER Colo, JACOBS HIT HARD PHILADELPHIA fuia pute on bails CHftlAt.O PlirLADFTJTnA Denmark Gains in Race for Davis Cap Honors fRy th. July 2 n Press ) The cup doubles team lAdislati Zomla and Jean todav defeated Eina: Ilri n and Frik Wumi, the Danish teim 6 1, 6 i. The Pioneer park senior girls deii ptnv in the European semifeated the Central perk girls yester- final for the tennis trophy 2 15 make This Piothe matches so far stand to of The day by the onre in fiver of Denmark neer team was successful from the ft to beginning and earlv piled up a comCROMWELL REENGAGED. The (entral outfit manding lead Dean P 1OS ANGELES. July 25 fought valiantly all the way, although was battle. a futile it Cromwell, credited with haling supplied r. anv athletes to Uncle Sams WESTER LEAGUZ. highly succeful Olvmpn team, ha been reengaged bv the University of Southern Ishforma as head tn k inannounced here field coach, it Pioneer Girls Defeat Central in Baseball and strikea One of the fastest games plaved In the Jordan Vplley league wa played and yetprdav between South Jordan Riverton, won bv the lutter 5 to 4 Darkres rloeed the gam i at the fruj ev. nth mnintr cil Crane of th etrtl-ir- r ball ot Riverton gret pihhd men tn five fourteen oyt ti Me dal not that be workfd allow a single hit Teddy OrgilK started the scoring for Reverton with u terrifu drive into nrhl field for three bases, scoring two men Successive hits bv Ren Howard. Fritx Bill, Clyde Crump and Cecil CYsne tied the score Riverton now holds a commanding lead m the Jordan Valiev league. COPKNHAOEN, Aoriflted Cxecho-Slo-vokia- Iarts g Ko-eln- h 1 Bitted for Jteobi in tbr omth. O ft n 0 0 rwrifo .. .0 1 2 4 10 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 4 Philadelphia Rnna Hollooher Adatnenn, nummary Wrifht-tno- e Togtl, Rand Harper 2 ftchnlt Brror Holke. Ford, Wflaon 2, Rm hits TWo-taa-e Rcnota Kinr. - to-d- ay ten-da- ten-da- r.International IeT Newark Yteterday-- t Ctty . Toeeote Bead tag BalUmort League kesalta Batfale 2. gymme 1. Borteeter 10, , 1. . COLDEST NEAR BEER IN THE CITY Nekto and Becco on draught Tables for ladies Sandwich and Tamale, Chill, Lunches Light Lot us put up your lunch for Sunday trip Open day and night SOCIAL DELICATESSEN AND BEVERAGES South Stats Street At Tnla Pen Moines Till M Batteries Black a ad . . HnUon, Casey 8 1 W .nrc-- OH Ro Wom lad Bolivar Bond Parrel gt Jucmv and Sam ileng! a a t race half furlong flv and I.HiN St con 1 16 to 5 even Kid Triton 3 to 2 6 to 2 won Kno 'fart 104 (Rlltal to ft second 116, ililley), 4 to 1 8prd 1 M Put and Medina Time 15 third Take Faithful GirU Corto Scamper and Furor also mn. five and n half fnrtangn Third race Poppyi 106 fjoe see), 3 to 1, 6 te 4, 1 to 5, 5 T to 10, won, Sven tide 0 (filh), 7 aerood , limine Wagner M rYeltoo ), 4 to L 1 07 Dntarto. 5 2 Diesede third. Ttme, and Teofers Ink. Korllia, May Breen. t Or recent lost rider. Orescent also ran Fourth race fire and a half far Meg 11 to 5 4 to 5, 2 Impossible 104 tBUis) to 5 won . So Lady 9 iHoloefcoi. even. 1 to 2, second bt Angelina 106 fPooder T mn. 1 06 May vast) 6 to 5 third Buddy Trantnla Harold K . Briar Bweet. Bew Tmnd Hquire and, McMaaters also ran 112 Bronowlrk Fifth rsc i 4 furlong 5 4 woo, John to 5 1 18 Garne- sec5 2 Iftft to out 8 Resrdon (Wood ond, Prince TH TU 100 fYeltonl even, third Mnrioeett and Tbs Roll Time 1 12 3 5 Coll also ran one mile and a sixteenth Sixth race ft to 5 4 to ft, 112 (MrDerrootti ltwood ft, woo Mias t'lar 2 t l.U (McSicLoii x to 1 4 to 1 ancmd Round Rohm T12 Time 1 17 1 5 6 to 5 third (Boganowskii ovne Heavr Artillery Flying Prior. Tn ran Can, WbalelKme and Billy Watts al Al.e OGis HAWTHOBST rare First pnnc and up Tangerine rear-old- FIVTltHS. $10X) one out Vacation Specials Shirts Genuine Imported Colors white, tan, gray English Broadcloth $I.S5 blue Neckband and collar-attache- Novelty checks and stripes, in guaranteed percales and woven madras. Collar to 1v 1 1 ft attached collar match, f d. ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR Reduced to S5e H0S- EExceptional Value 35s 3 (or $1X3 tlircc claiming and thre 101. Ovcrfirv Kit 116 8 T JMeft The Obligation Of Cotry p fTwelvs n innloga ) Heedersos Grover Cooper Ross jaad Brooks. Miaetres. a4 ABSOOIATtOR. Mr. Schofield saait; Bevpp a4 W Billing. Only two games whed tiled ia aasorUtioa. Clothing Specials I Occasion 1 McNamara, Batteries AKERICAB Gomel Glothe - . 6 2 Rdaaoodiioo and Wheat. Batteries Hall sad Whaling, Jelly aod McMulWo. Lamb Jt H SWIMMING BELTS ANO CAPS. When swimming waa a custom, instead of an accomplishment, the among us splashers and e delighted to assume the d We ruggedness of the bared our faces, arms and Hhoulders to the blistering sun, browning like a Malay or crimsoning ourselves like Nowedavs a Sierra Nevada sunset we refrain from this sort of thing While H hae pawful consequent. ea. swimming suits are cut lower in the Single 1776. lme d man ran 'Ey BEAUNASH dan, Wasatch thi-- (time ELL-RESSE- D 4 10 Boeger, R .. Ce 18 Six Seequipped; just fully 8 months old; in perfect condition. Will sell very reasonably. Packard NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS HAWTHORJfX REETrLT. e five and a half fwrlwic fttnyon 100 iWoodi. 15 to 1. 6 to 1, 3 le 1. wep Abkract 117 iGarneri 6 t 5 - to orline 100 (Hodngneai, 6 to 5 5 wrond ra First Harper Harocr gioleo base Home rsas VogeL, Doable plays Ada mi Sacrifice hit -- Ford Hoilorher to Totter Wnghtatotie to Tiloi to Holke Left oo Ford. Ring to ft 8 Baaea Philadelphia Chicago Off Jacob 6 off Biof 6 Struck on ball oat By Jacobs 1, hr Rin 2 Umpire a - Omaha Macao a ad Bigler. Time of game 2 hour ... Oklahoma Cltv 1 m lnote. and WllV Batteries Dailey Joliosoo aad Hale. Fttspetnck 502 ..1 armholes and higher in the trunk for comfort, robe, knitted jackets and canvas shoes or sandals are commonly worn for protection this One of the picturesque st'le season for the swimmer is the brilliantly striped waterproof belt show n This takes the place in the sketch. of the regulation white cam as belt and ihften matches the color of the shirt now in the heyday of swimming An advanits vogue tage of this belt is that it is more cListie than canvas, quite aside from its bold color so appealing to youngsters nd young oldatera. If you swim like a seal and dive Lke & dolphin, a skull cap of hin rubber or transparent rubberised ailk is almost Indispensable to break the There are vaimpact of the plunge rious contrlvamcea to keep W8tcrout of one's ears, but the skull cap cannot be outdone for that purpose. It in Illustrated here, gaylv striped around the edge and provided with a rhn strap like the helmet of the polo player While fashion fivors bright colors in swimming shirts contrasting horizontal bars across the chest the trunks are always plain gray or blue flannel, worsted or knitted Jersey cloth Naturally, so extreme and m fb cable a style as the boldly striped shirt should only be adopted by men who have the height and slendemeee of build to carry it off Stout and undersized figures do not look well In such a conspicuous garment. Trunks should be cut short and wide to allow free In selecting your swimming suit make sure that it is pure wonted, with no admixture of Cotton. Otherwise It will fade, shrink and lose Us smart lines after tha first dip. broad-smpe- GENUINE PALM BEACH SUITS 'I GABARDINES AND TROPICAL WORSTEDS 50 d CJtom Cbasi to Coast Incorporated ' t Fort the Benjamin Harrison, lnd., won Tine State army Infantry shoot In championship y the final for th InIn th tryout national match rift. team. fantry Lieutenant K V. Jonea of Fort Bantho old champion, won ning, Qa second place. a noora Lieutenant Broderick ahot 2811 out y total of of 277 for a 8000. Lieutenant jooee of a poeelbl of 280. total 272 for a ahot Lieutenant Broderick wan presented with a silver cup, given by Captain J. H. Knuebel. military Instructor of the Atlanta. Ga., high schools, . the team coach. Third place on the Infantry team wan taken by Lieutenant H. B. Sheets of Scofield Barracks Hawaii, with a total of 2803. Captain L. 8. Spooner, military instructor at fourth with 7M of Pennvlvani, was end Sergeant P. F. MolUrstrom278of Fort Crook. Neb . waa fifth with United il,s 1 1 3 c Phonemen Lose to Hardware in Smart Contest Broderick WinsIn Rifle Crown naa boner U. S. Army Meet of tbetr the seventh eon Rtates Richards played a pretty game at halfback for the Urimeon at Provo run through the entire Cougar team was the scintillating feature of the day He was considered the hardest hitter on the university eleven and was a fierce tackier Glen Anderson was probably better known for his ability on the track than on the gridiron, for, as a hurdler of rar ability, Anderson first leaped into nroninen e in the realm of athletics At end last year "Andy displayed plenty of stuff, but lack of time and an Injury to bis knee hampered hirq considerably Marvin Goode was a guard on the Ia Bell 2 1 Utter 2. Boyer, Bealrn, Bald freshman eleven last year, and was win 2. Wardrop Brlngharst 2. Hits Off counted on by Coach Tommy Fitspat-r- i Brtnghorat off U Utter 6. Bane 6 truck tint By ti. Ct Thek as a balla Off Utter J prospect was a hard ter 5. by Bringtremt 9. by Bamta 1. ron Jones, alias Tiny, Rssslta. Ysstsrdny games working fellow whose bigness was bound to make a lasting impression this year He last year was a substitute guard and center on the varsity squad lavfe Rhead also was a reserve on the arsitw squad lr.st year, and his weight and fight were counted upon to a considerable extent for this fall, Toni Gwilliams, from Granite, was an end candidate who h.d been lauded greatly for his performance In high school. He was accorded a fine chance In the gr1 tfport this year, despite the fact that it would have been his first essay at varsity sports whn his Todays Bdisdnls Yew fork at Chicago Boston at Bt. IjocIs at Detroit Philadelphia Washington at Cleveland .373 rroL Inc IJllian allowances, two vsr olds, lift, Ruuolathe Udy 10ik Mark Master 106. Prcauamg laurn DW Georgut Bess 115 Glory 110 Tangaen 113 118 Bermco Hsrrsr 115, Lonis Kuhinnicin Bivsre 106, Bello H 110, Hu o Hooey UO ! f the T8iird race Pullman pnrse 6150 handicah, three year olds and up six fur KM Kanola Uurn Jew It 106, Ioc longs VD 10A, Vox Quluco Garden If), M ! D 100 race Foorth purse $3MJft. the Laaatle Hotel handicap, ami up one mile and an eighth Poetalion 101 111 All Over 1 1H Krfhel Ued CUk1un BNilaha pk. Bourbon Buy 118, Wingfield ltuaom lvlL 10, Ylrtiotre 10A, Rink Graeme 106, Coonc Bong 110 Fifth race, purse giouo, claiming, and six up. furlonr Johnny Jewell 102. Ivy 106. Prancing Prior 115 Harry Maxim 115, Lag 118. Mkal)on 120. Odeway11 Hirmble 97 ljidy Tboro 106. Auntie Millln 102 IjongfFiiow DM Betaind 106, Top o the MormngV U3. 2W. PFEFFER HURLS IN FINE STYLE Cant Afford to Miss. Theodore Guy Patterson and Takes Grand Snodgrass Play BIG SPORTS Circuit Final lor Net Honor LITTLE LESSONS A. 5 0 ft 2 5 2 5 4 12 0, Frteeb 2b . . 3 0 1 7, Wilson of,... 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