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Show TITR SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1326, Fast Qrowth of Qolf Makes It Major Sport Senior Class Donates $210(1 to Fund B. Ys U. Schalk TelU Youngster How to Climb; Works Pitchers. the. With tJntn lnitd pro-re- d cue-tom- ore 1 Utah Idaho Nevada QUALIFICATIONS OUR SERVICE FOR YOUR DEVELOPMENT R,ne W1 saledUcyhol YOUR WORKING TOOLS Our Company Maintain High Rate of Interest Earning A HOME COMPANY TO EACH STATE e. $40,000,000 We Have Over $300,000,000 in Assets d ba7 49,-04- 11 X For particulars on the Most Profitable Profession Today,- It Will Pay You to Communicate With the Hunter Agency at Once. - . -j 1 1 bt t a - wore WALLACE G. HUNTER, Superintendent stay fence-buate- tht lnJ 1 v---- Torchilla Wins Louisville Event Baseball Men Here and There Senators yaar-old- Ooia-ra- da ' aac-4- Chriaty-Walah- con-wi- th 1 1 Day: 1 11 1 deel-alo- We plV-Whe- Give hich r. tr Yr. appear k gus tp 1 als HH.. lsu 0 rthr ht vr dfniv Jau ba. o . dn-pwro- prnt irratt ndd hi ed Hair-Oreom- raa prr bta br plar bt fr that-natur- al f Nit: r ir0 Ik lei WaaateB ,7 Mstse Asal B. Btat. Murray -. J418 JL gls 1- 1 final ii rcjtYJ3; 884, 880. Smith, Hyland tSM. ia YOUR CONNECTION fence-buetln- g. They ai ; gmx j. 1 n KANSAS CITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1 toot-wsnt- y, Iron-man- ," rrn Men and Women By OKAY I BEMEtrOTOir. ROCHHSTER, N. Y, May it. Whats become o t Ocorg T. Stallof ing tha baseball Miracl Man 19141 Ever and anon the older baseball fans crack th foregoing interof They remember, som rogation. thorn, them" hectic bacbU day de war, before wheq the Boston from nowhere around Brave are th first of July and climbed steadily to a National league championship and th worlds championship in the worlds sene with Conni Macks supposedly invincible AtnTb Braves, baseball critic aald, ware not a good team So Stall in ga for I quit." and wa termed a Miracl Man the Braves miracle performers and 19?li. tov the Christy (Copyright. manr Stallings, Georgia planter and tent IVnlch Pvndicate.) tger or the Boston National, held the highest pot in t20-Ta- OF MASK. oj education (reputation and char&ctfflr Under 45 year of age, good healtb-go- od national game? Out west In th wide, open spaces, must be first class). No previous insurance experience necessary. where men ar men and golf courseji often ar mer cow pasture, they answer this question two ways. say It never will repace baseball- - as to a gam for the masses to witness, , A first-cl-as correspondence course given free but already ha replaced It for the successful and seasoned assistance field end by mas to particlpat In. And they PersonsJ storing furnish you plenty of figures to subto give assistance ia financing stantiate that contention. Many business sad banking connections willing In Kansas City ether ar twenty clubs, meaning nineteen private orhaftbousands -den ready to increase their. own insuis course that ganisations andn a publie hole and will now twenty-seveance and to recommend our liberal policies to their friends. before the present camhe thlrty-- i I th and finished link on the paign divot digger have placed their nlbllot In tb attio to await another call of spring. Thers are 12,004 active golfer In K ansa City. That than there are corner lot bail players ril u MODZSlTiND OWpolklM rate. vUIU7 or devotes of any other eport, and POSSIBLE MADS company maintaining exceptionally low death th women from by and men thl jneans gorarilr .first-clas- s age of 18 to 74. written. risks MONDAYS ENTRIES EVERY TOWN A COURSE. The Brave did not repeat chantnd in wl It may ha well to give aom line glonship performance on what drifted out of the major First race, purs $500;fivefor being don In a golfing where leagues, and, as always happen in and up; claiming; furlongs. way to the state of Kansas, In.104 th largest city hs about 135 400 the big time, he was immediately 1181 A1 ... MONEY (loans made on irrigated farm in each state 109 of hundred are ON P0LICTYH0LDEE3 habitant and ther Georg Starr 104 less than 6044 people There la not forgotten, Flantagenet which we operate). . WORKS miracles. 109 Coomb a town In Kanaa of 2500 or more 99 i still Helen Payne T. Stalling people that cannot boast of a country Wbll, George 109 Reno Lady club. There are .many town In KanUll a Georgia In baseball and h 109 Wild Thought sas of snueh lees than 2500 popula-I planter and southern gentleman. -D2 There clubs. have Rosa Atkin tion golf that ft'ho ar wearing tha tnaak and on citv named Pleasanton that has Down in Haddock and Maeoa, Oa., trs lot Ben Krlpp In mitt today, even they call him Maree George. ,....108 Nick Klein tand out In tha some 1004 Inhabitants,thatincluding Our company is conservatively and economically managed. 1 admit It doesn't has an Rochester, where hes been ernes Also eligible! th latest arrival, 104 That Marts 300 members. he Field George. with dt the 1128 -r'21, Dewey Force-O- ver the" mulUtude,ibutiet spring grip on Ia hi five years as part owner Second race, pure $600; for most prominent Is how golf has taken aoffirm Incatching le on of theball tha people and manager of Instincts Rochester flv and tha the sporting club. and up; claiming; of a winning part th wide, open spaces. ternational league cliib.he has laued furlongs; And. as I aay. It Is up to th. In Kansas ha no more club per popu- to ... win catcher to bring out the valuehe ofdo-the championship (Jack Dunn (1108) ChilliwackSnider states -, western other than lation 1131 Colonel When exclusive the owns Baltimore lob. He can't loaf of Colorado, Iowa. Missouri. Wyoming, of ordinary Tulsa the catalog he enter Arisons, rights to that in theTnternational), Brasos have you heard Nebraska- - Newreet Mexioo, catcher. How often er elmilarly af- but he hae performed a few minor Texas and th Pennon ... .. fan leaving th ball park comment. ha town that enough miracles in baseball. fected. back Every up catcher Latlsha ... .. west. e thug repWN 'nid you a and cart inferior a hose afford to 1L reined ha Did THE HUNTER AGENCY is one of the giant agenciee of the liberal you people apparaitly Bobby Allen . that throw at first we club. It has golf times, .... town three the of polidee second Le reason hi pump teams into Julia place pitcher hear that catcher coaching sentatives all have large earning capacity, by WATCH, THAN Tokalon raw ... PLAY pitchLlttl H RATHER has the gamer developed semlprp commissions throughout paid. Third race, purs lr00; for pennant-winnin- g have to sell and the favorable first year and renewal ers and minor leagu castoffs into In Kansas City th PIVOT OF TEAM. 0 and up; claiming. Futurity course, H made A A performers. base be team of 1828 drew mean when I ay winning "That' what If every golfer a dead Uaselxail town, Rochester, about six furlongs: admission. 115 a catcher mut hutl and enoourag paid paid to step onto the links to play into th richest paying minor city in 1114 ParnellPusa hi pitcher. J 11,11 Poor six month period America. In in th th out a gem 10 t!nff far To the fan Coffleld for 111$ ha of 1836, (24.000 would have paid baseball theory 1088 Popplna ... center field bleacher Ith catcher Th is f It In Btallings'' this club citv, th twenty golf at H job of ae. H He wrong that pitchers, todevlop, must re- 9144 Queen Catherine1500, for . has a play Thl ihow how much more Interest . the pivot. Hi catcher and race, an purs In the bo Fourth In out main pitch. baseball, field. than In ball golf ther Is In front of him th entire mil and claiming; and gam up; demand for on the doeen created f t broftk today by can igurs Interest who one He i the ... off bane exercise, fresh air and the companwhen a pitcher is being batted 1105 Dr. Blue rally by catching a runner 1 fellow men on the hither and of one the pitcher I ionship yon, He i th on to catch th onrunner Wit Th. (1082) who link. in the future. ' Lad performance trying to eteal and he U th in get- golf Nebraska 106 everyone 1 because Golf popular help T.AMAft NELSON, Assistant Superintendent. nr. pair Marie Pier! T.Ttra them 112 able to walk, from the age of 14 to three ting thT.trlkeout with r. he developed 1128 Breechloader...... ........... j101 NEVADA 84. can play It. Man and women are that tell will Hie you IDAHO pop fly from UTAH. around th becoming Interested In thee modern toe immortal trio of Randolph, Tyler 1101 El Mlraol center can ptay Fifth race, pure $1000: for Utah. . who Lake time in port that they Salt the Clift City, three Ditcher. Now I will tell young catchflingors and Building, James, and up; Decoration Day handicap; their rather than sport they can witness er how thy ihould worif with Don one mil: ... t although baaaball I holding It own lifted the Brave by their own boot falter him let Don't bv 1' reason straps to a world championship, pitcher. (HMKFHrker for tha verv good fua with i Tilled a ball.on a near, financially twice th amount of pitcnlng them. - That trio in April, (1088)t.Tack Fslrman ther etrlk that Jr Bank that were athletics of 1914. I staggerform Jill of thl Interest In all May and June th pitcher Imagine he 1124 ther was twenty years ago. ing blindly, and losing, but they 1124 IRunolathe ... . worst of the decision . war made, as pitchers, by being (10041$ Kamehameha FITCHER. WITH ..... WORK All Over Walsh for bv 11 th 1834. Christy Eighth rare, pure $604; and (Copyright, box in the Work pitching. Born ... on Melachrlno kept edge. 1118 pitcher and up; claiming; on mile: "Keep the hi gyndteftta.) ?? the to Klntio ... in 1914, agreed control abov every, 1110 t Parnell Everyody ...144 ... Pretext no with him on (1107) control wa Dr Bygon successful, ha it because Dollar 1131 Barn When a pitcher theory, (1134) Yokohama Girl ...... thing . Jolly Bonita ... team behind him hu- in later years, in Boston, fans, with 1103 ILIxett 1133 Plow Steel you will see Horae Larch we a debtor s, lilt letter Six... as 106 memories Mint Julep long o Haekamore v .... team a beMsloney Bcttv 1131 aa Wondi fad will, Montgomery . "Nothlng discourage (of th fWy Er.. m yelled and protected, Seventh race, pure $500! lotnaviLi look how Merrr CHas much as a wild pitcher,behind Captain Mac lager ama AacliUd PrM I Terehllla, cause Stallings kept hia pitcher in 1124 and up; claiming; mil and one AlexB Irwin entry, C, Cub play Vr Belle Blue Stake tor 9 ware Ba.hf.r4 wen th Ham and too game the box sixteenth; long ander and how th. Washington tfl P. McNeil entry 500; for bar today, aavanoa tha lira furlong Mary Maud Carr ..... Jay Ma . Then Stallings theories were The Pl7' lost. half a (lilt) Sixth race, pure Tom Ames ....... I... la 1 00 8. General luidamaa waa play behind Johnson. 1108 Sunbow ... baaeball, la not going ....... not successful and that ... and up: claiming; on mile: bank, lurk a aloaa third, and Townsend length er know every batter (1113) Warren H. 1111 6000 of . . th with tddad, the Tha raaa, foarth. spirit 108 Swenson and life. Also eligible: to walk. That help By BABE RUTH. lli6 Hayd .. more than warth 87740 ta th wlaaar, 800 to baseball 117 I.uckv Hugh ...107 other 1134 BomaldO ... .) haa other player, and It take, Btallings 1128 Arravan .192. fourth. 8120 HO aad tha ta (Copyright, ball third, Tom 110 Captain on star to mak up a pennant Apprentice allowance claimed. theories, which he continue to prae li (1148) Black Pat UMP. WHO KNOWS HIS STUFF. for 1107 Suns Peur II such a shifting outfield man to glva tic, ClOn little trick X NEW YORK. May 29 No me and and left handed pitcher, ft baaeball ly " nected my pitcher hi mark with to 7deliver than right er kick or more real laughsThere percentage baseball. prepared , Jut before h th umpire. Hi Jommy Connolly, perentaff in baifcbftll i too th an Irishman who know hla onion, often ffununed plac nrly yaon t squat ther and up set. I getting minor leaguer can listen, in folk' may not know It. hut glove while the batteraround look and Alotot but aehoola, baaeball Smart batter squint the pitcher Tommy Connolly haa been umpiring But H baa Stallings for the direction. After execute in the field. eant more than thirty year. for and starting ha taken th signalshoot th bl atare com and go. Stallings team alwnya finish strong your riove seen then hi wind-uHe' watched baseball grow from a gather momentum where you want him to pitch. That aandlot aania to a big miainesa, ana in they invariably apparently July and erash he'a watched It turn from a rough- gives him hi mark. temmore lose their eoetly talent. 1 have seen catcher talent, and neck gam to a real aportlng propoalout ail Thl soma of Stallings Is which their of All pitcher. per with were greujhv UI,lnad te think that umpire, pitcher become if order. Thcontrol minor miracle stuff. and soon tells hi trying to rob ball player of loses his BASEBALL A BUSINESS. wi ,h that I Fur"l ll kJda ao tb tlm all maneger t - cantwt work m. 6 tailing, too, ha a minor league But, catcher. I hav heard of this on many through that a tar. more th mere Vav of umpire thand for theory, which is thaVaebU club. for them respect I InciCATCHER SHOULD STAY COOL. boainesa aa well aa sport, and that Tommy Connolly In particular. minor league team, to be successlaat man Tommy th waa I catcher, shove allAnd others, "Th dentally If no A he coot out of Connolfr should b calm and jromo. that ful, must first pay dividend. that hi that waa put oack In 1911. I uoaa when will hustle. Ill gusrante Anybody," be says, ean win a well for hla record, manager will see It and that be will speak a pretty out minor championship if on wants m and eU can h years. thre go have a Job for many But baseball, nd not hav to put a man to loae tnonev. Although Schalk will b 84 yeaiw veryIn day bas bull Ia, firt of All four aona of out of age next 'August, he eays thetostrain In apot, tough and If it ia to aurvivs it Tommy gta of working in 1858 games up on th s t buimeea his h kid th boy. And you can its own wny." must paV season hqs not left Its tollInto Idleline funnlaat of th atop him. Onewa on In 1921, for Instance Htallinga shoulders He doss not go on h pulled heard I vr ness durinr th winter, hut engages Bob Vach a few aaona k. Bob opened the International league seain light gymnasium training and ulit- wa at bat in a tough gam and hit son, aa Rochester manager, with on door ftthlatlc. International leftover, a catcher, bail down th loft field foul lin rain b! imputation aTommy grhalk did not fno-butwatched It, and then called it end A lot of misfit gathered from aithar. foul. Bob ft In baaabaJI aay didn't The end lots. a h haa navar baan In th .600 ctaa time but at th end of th inning he the amaller minor that .843 Hi hth mark w n Mtttrur walked out to left field and a minute one catcher waa the only talent fraiielitn bf leagu st th plat.ball went with th Rochester mln pfovinf all in 1018. later cam running In eaife that he r not fnca-but- r when it wa purehnaed. .And Mail"bav. Tommy, Uchalka major laaru eatehfn ro- - waa fair. I can show you the apot ings mirwde performance that seahit. It where line foul on th right son waa in finishing second, in th Tommy grinned. ' That a last gam of th e.aaon, after a 1 !Jl Well, well. Bob." he aald. th drive through Run out there and bring mirel-liIntereetlng 124 th fcml UR In. I d like to hnv a look ,t- don't mean anvthlng. but I NO COMEBACK HERE, up IlMt.ss would kick If they eoald 20 ,, That etopped Bob In hi track and there and hit .444 for th reason, h that more argument there were no 119. aid Fure, day Eddta esm right backon m cm lilttln 1917 Tommy pulled ft fxxS oft ft vryon UNH to 1d,hftv bot I tot Into an iffiinimt too. wt day, that ftvrftc. 11.,... alled a atrlk. with him about 1915 what I tnn. Hhat I Ptrtd to y niaki ftny wvfr fluiitKifA you j .17$ hitter r 1914 fw ft that thr He Juat I aaked him. mlatake. ehTdusted 1911 Id of th hav that om In th off th plat. C rinnd ! oft Wy olub than im .... id h ttnlly, ttd boys Tk ft ffuy Ilk Toftftff of WU, Hb,'mak t do 111 hit I tuppoMHut th Giant f.f lntanc rft -you know thy r ftU thn, round I' to .825 for th whol took up hi pcoH of on, but to Tommy tb othf hltUnff I watr talkln h whwn thr ar m habaIL b ftround H day about mftn run tb and a hit Mid, wr mw Th old AthleUr Ilk that. Jo ! tlm $00 at HAIR-GROO- M twin b Tb Ulftfit I another Y heft Ilk 9Tatflt that puy In th American nofxxiv on Jo tn t ft) thr of 1912 wr th faiMat Hub fn th wJtii com h up but rhn Tank.ftc-rordinf- f And tb to on b and a run rrn r th to Tommy, la Combed,Glossy th Hair about fnf In, tmifht a Keeps put tuffttfeof tb lvituft and h kfttin rrrffttkm Uat. t think on im club. PINCHl IN HITS TONY think will wl tb Well-Groomy, ho do yn all Day him. ftid ra baball ffn What Eli! ftnnnt? doI akd think II of lrth fn thmalv dual you What pmt t playr th h ftitnO'n t " tout half a b ram rtht bakw ub- Vx'k d j ft ay from th th fan Thy alant. But T m hy ia a dignified wa to ft out I from aay ball dlffrot tartd What at cream Uct th enrobing rpon1bi fornd Taka fUo-f- Jik hall fiaorroft umpire r of which coats only that know bvwry int of th murft ft dor few cent a Jar Tammy CnftftoUy b that Panny ta on of th Th ft wor v. Thr who gi invona th playr yam yr at any drug far a M that tan t ft rink tn tthr of rnpKt for Tommy. Millions store. t to hav htm ftouidn t l piad la BM it bCBM it COUNT. finding pirntft4T Iwnnri actual PtCINTAOt DONT arrora thaa vnaka f4 b low Tank Into give th Kddl Collins dmpprd aad rlubhoua thr ftharutop ta gloat frw day fto to punf'h-, twl'thtrria Gt th th nv8r m or th -bora I wall groomed ef- th bay with md hM-ma- n kid th Toav laaaii, of ft alahbvuii know, fect I th hair our rluft, ta th ort f hitftni 4 M of Achar ft'h ftork, wa that about olUn tatkin Kddl durir th wiotr ter I Distributed by tn tb ftvrm touch to good ibr bail Tof$v park to S oxna It ftba Iut around hrrf hmT b wr talklny ftftd boains aad ea haa oft haa mn hit with WMMir er "d htttlry uvaray, J,vca stubborn, unruly pceaaiona. od. H b a ft irkiut Juat aatit t ts f4 b i! ' HImIm pr-d.ta ftftMMf cbP who ta a ihampooed ha'r atayg aembsb ail P inaliy b l'k la anv aivl voa like. tn th thft i na th dera !.''Thar r fthilot bftttmy t raft E of ot i ia help h or at ' rrm, t'vwftnd tho ar tha ftort of thl-ft M of hair, important grow thick, lnvr, inatroua tut tuftk ftihftUig bail bub 1aaS-rui ftod. Wo tnry chap iAd v rti m L ) day field fund at tha held In oolleg hall Friday morning bf a check ooaslatad The presentation for 81804 and a promise to pay for th balance, and waa mad by Knight Allen, representing th Has, and received by President Franklin S. Harris for th university. Th celebration of senior day becan with a breakfast served by th Junior girl In room D at 7 oclock in thas Rov Whitehead acted morning. toastmaster Th toasts responded to had an athletto flavor, the freshman represented year of th class being On Hundred-Yar- d In th toast of "Th Pash, th sophomore year by Pash. the Junior year The and the Pash, by "The The senior year by "A Mile Run." Interwas cleverly figur of speech woven In all th toata The program In college hall given st 11 80 was asY. follows Welcomehur-to U. hand: high "Y" Field, B dles. Ruth Bldweli, invocation, Clifton Mofftt; medley relay, TfRv Whitehead Kara T Benson, W alter Btevens. Nathan Whetton; dash, President Klwln A Potter; polo Anvault, Ruth Ohlpman; drew K. IsLrsen; marathon, Nina Hulsh: "Charley horse. Georx K. Lewis; awarding of acceptance, medal a Knight Allen; President F. 8 TSrris: college song, farestudent body; end of meet, gun; well to fY field. B. Y. U. band. Inch, frame of 150 pound, I feet lu a Whit So uniform In 1911, major that the learua manager hanpatching assignment should be dled by a phjrteal giant. But Ray that grit Schalk, the flyweight, and and courage, plu aggrelven determination, count more than 180 pounds on the hoof and that a major league career ts open to the youth who will get out and bustle. s, Until Schalk changed catching the Job belonged to heavyweights. The flejd of tho who preceded Schalk Include Johnny Kllng. Bowerman, Roger Bresnahan, Frank Oeorge Gibson, Billy BuMvan. George they Corrigan and many other. And were heavyweight. bball New Clubs Spring; Up. CCfCHRANE. Special By EDWARD W. Journal-Pos- t) PROVO, May 29. Tb asnlor of Mo., City. (Kansas a Brigham Toung unlvoralty mad CITY. Mo., May 29. Is KANSAS contribution of 88104 tp tha athletic golf going to replac baseball as the exercise senior T ISON-MA- of 1914 la Building Team in Minors; Theoriet Work t The Tribnn. Raymond W. Schalk placad hl Then along cam fiohalk with hi pound to catch 138 package of1811(4 and h 1 will at It. J, games In FVr eleven straight year Schalk wa the "wonder man of the mask. He was more than that. He was the serving In 104 and more game during that run of theeleven and topping straight seasons with baseball's record of 151 1820. In game And don't forget that he weigh but Experienced scouts snick1(0 pound ered at Charles A Oomlekey when But Schalk Joined the White So. courand midget Ray Schalk had gritand, given age, plus agrrlvneSf the opportunity In the big league, he went out to make It a Job worth WFor catching what the catcher makes of It. That comes from Schalk. That's his answer to thl question! required of a youngster "What bidding for a major leagu career to become a catching Starr STOLEN BASE LOST ART. ' Thar ar few who want the position. Everything els Inkmth gam excepha been lost with th Eddie Collins tion of 1811. Tyru Cobh stol 81 bases in 191$. pilfered MareIn runner much with There and Cobb of speed as Collins of 1814 but the stolen 11S In th game today, Everybody base has become paee.over the outwants to sock th agate brings th field fence. That what feast oa the ball and players applause, cheer from th atand on Job th thl A for catching, sparkle before If. theButeyeh that doesn't Bohalk know of th fans. to didn't put on hi hound offuniform ear hear the oheer th speed andhiscurve have Ha didn't he was to try out as a pitcher when and too a kid. He wato too small bea regular hIn th light In hitting Therefore, outfield. Infield or catcher. MAKES OWN JOB. CATCHER out And as a Catcher Schalk went to roaka tha Job as Important as any on th ball field "Catching Is what a catcher makes bis out of It," said Schalk. forla thgiving young- views, and hla sdvlo May Crowd Baseball Out as National Pastime; Miracle Man months of July, August and September. This year Btallings ceased to be a The Rochester franelub owner. chise was sold by Btallings and Wal-a ter . Hapgood, who was with Pt , in BAton, to Irwin 8. a Rochester twain a man, but Stalling continued to000bea manager year. with a salary of B10, wtt.T. KEYER LEAVE GAME. And Stalling today is brewing up 8 ,, bis miracles, as back in 1 hoping the chemistry wdl . ontake, three He is working particularly new to Toung pitcher who were all league baseball this year. totalling will asver, no nevef, b out f baseball until physical infirmities or death overtakes him. Hea eould make more money and lead mors quiet lif bywemiining on hi biff plantation in Haddock, Gat but each succeeding February finds him national a alav to th pastime. When th peach bloeaoms come cut in Georgia, Stalling pace np ana down hie scree, impatient a a hyena He telegraphs to his in n cage. at pitchera and catcher to Comemade ones." Th old plantation is a spick and span, and, perhaps, are dozen hnakr young athlete made at horns there, with hunting and baseball, until the regular training camp is opened elsewhere. And any year, perhana this year, Miracle Man Oeorge T. 6 tellings, of 1914," may wav hi wand and He ears, exeeute another "miracle. I want to win another pennant be- iv rraa: ytakr. piyr lan4 Hair-Groe- ,i ad lat tyr n tff trrrr tl !. bttrMul cI cigar yo CORDOVE CIGAR. CO., Denver |