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Show Ed Tin Wide to Be Given Permission by A. A. U. to Race in United States PEOLER. By WESTBROOK NEW TORE, Jan. 11 Notwlth-standina series of wranglss with guest athlete from ths or Xotn countries ths American A. A. U. will presently lna a license to Edvln Wide, tho groat Swedish runner who .outhustled Paavo Nurmi from scratch In two races last summer, and Wldo will shake a bf ln tho Swedish movement t some of tho indoor track moeto In tho east and elsewhere. Wide to a school teacher and his government sent him to the United States to study the athletic phass of In the American school svstem. Sweden the children devote one hour a day to sport, and. naturally when the government heard about the over emphasis on sport in tho American schools and the enormous gate receipts derived therefrom, it Was decided to send an expert to look Into the matter. TRIES BOARD TRACK. Wide pronounces his name Vee-dnot to be disagreeable, but because the Rwedev hare a habit of pronouncing Wide as though it were spelled Veeda. They even speak of tho Veeda open spaces where men are Kdvin lo 31 years old, five ditto. feet eight Inches tall, and ia what you would call a Philadelphia weighing 145 pounds. However, h is out of shape at present, as ho bar he has not run a yard In competition since last summer, and he expects to trim himself down to 135 pounds before he enters a race. He never ran on a plank track until a few da vs ago, when he began jogging around, indoors hero i see whether the angle of the banked turns would hurt his ankles, ffuim! having wsrned him that the board runwmvs were euro to alter his stride This is the first report ever received of an actual conversation with Nurmi. the hermit whose utterances during a long visit in the United States consisted of a terse oof the night he pulled up. rubbing his shirt front, during a race with Willie Kltola. Mr. Hugo Quint, his Interpreter, announced that oof was the Finnish word from ouch Mr Qufst explained that Paavo had eaten several herring and pointed out that herring should always be eaten head first sofhat the bones will gently fold back as they go down. Alexander Tells ' Secret of His Baseball Success light-weig- RITOLA SUSPICIOUS. You may recall that Rltnla. 11. tin (By Grover tad Praia.) Cleveland Alexander. th Veteran released tbs Chicago by pitcher Nitionili, only to help St. Louis win l pennant and worlds series, Aaaoeia ftsh-aatl- ht, Jin. pHSCAGO, g told member club today lust I just stop begin to lose, of the Collegiate bow bs did It. figuring when wo and then my rail Ales. My pltchlngjcUrti.1 said uncomes . almost pitching as easy for mo consciously. to stand before a bowling mob and put tho ball where I want it aa it is for some congressman to speak In public. It takes nins men to make a team, said Alexander, and a ball game Is no place for the r'ejer who figures on playing as an individual. Its tougher for the ball player to try to maintain a homo than for a vaudeville performer; Alexander said. Were on the Jump all the tlma end any time In the season youre liable to wake up and find yourself sold to another club. its ' , . 1 . . sleight-of-han- OPEfTSCHEDULE Four Contests Played on Opening Day; Irving Scores High. . cause he Is working as a carpenter herring. 4 Turf Results, Entries TIJUANA ENTEIE8. First rare, two fur! ones (14) Seths 110. 113 Shasta Harbxara W, Fort Htar Rollins Frlftermnn 114. 111, Renstar Ilf., thiitty 10ft. Chance Worth 102, Rn-ne.r- i 06, Vowed Vengeance 110. B. C. Hoy Reitia Nevada ION. 114. Shasta Pote 108, Muista Barbara-ShastTom Byrne 102, Brow,n Pope. entry. Couple Fort Fuller Worth Kenneys. Couple entry. Civility Reins Nevada. Nevada entry Second race, at furlongs (20) Dixie Boy 106, Miss Irvine 00. Tarern 103. Bsllynew Talk 100, Bigwig 103. First Pullet 104, Combs H4. Little Smoke 106, Col. Snider 103. Jersey Red 10., Freda Kripp 06 Great 104, Faithful Girl Fiuiaher 106, Cuernavaca H, Tlackamore 10ft, Volley 10&, Seclusion Kit Combustion 09, Rmkbound 106, kllriam Wood 102 Third rare, mile and seventy yards (10) Crystal Boer 10H, I Tuggs A 100 Green Sprtng 10ft. ouis 103, Erica 109. Praise 10ft, Stage Star 102, John Franklin 108. Contu-sto93. Texaa Rarger 112, Forty two 10ft, Wood lake 13. Chick Bell 108. John Morrill 113, Old Broadway 10ft. Melachrino 111 Critzern 10ft, Zing 103. Sportsman 113. Fourth race, fire canl one half furlongs 101, (9)josdy Sinclair 110. UUian1U. I,Matilda Fllldred Seth 104. La Comet e B. 107. Rex Roma 117, Waikiki 112, til. Golden Kunaet 109. More On Seth Fifth race, one mile 108 Edison 111, Income 111, Kcotaman 102, 114, Our Seth 109, Ronrobtn Walter Deb 116. Setha Bacon 108. Sixth race. Clubhouse course (11) Araby Muslion 110, ToscaneUl 111, 104, Queen Catherine 100. Breechloader 98. Cross Bnr KM). Flicker 99, Shasta Donna TOO, Golden Sweep H7. By Gosh 109. High Prince 107. Irwin entry Couple Brechloader-FUcker- , six furlongs (20) Plow Seventh race, Steel 117. Lamps 111 Jaco 112. Belle Wood lift. Cancellation 110, Douglas H. John Roonevelt 10ft. FAIK 0 AOUIfDS AES TILTS. rare, pnrw 1300, cUimtnf. maiden three rurloata Emphatic 119 (Smith). SIS SO. $8.40 aad MW. won; Elevate IIS (Kelaayl. MOO and IS ao, end; Lade In Rlnn 113 (Lnn(), $3 20, (bird. Time. :38 d-Kentncky Bnbe, Teddy ten than. - Anna Goeey, Onr Lark, Sandy lady. Dlrot, Trydor, El(hteea Slaty and Old Ktd elno ran. Second rare, purae 11200. rlalmlnc. three and np, ala furlony. Cloud Idol-lee103 (Dubo),). (01) o, and (12 20 (so won; Onup 103 (Arnold), (13 so nnd Mtoi neeond; Slef Uargon 103 trtnnerty). (H 40 third' Time, 1 ts (A. Red Hareey. Oorteda Realty. Old Fox. blnrlnf Crteket, Fable UarUn'a Caddy and All virflnla alao ra Third raea, puraa (1200. rlalmlnc. aad ap. nix furlocfa Gad 10S (TVbitacre. (14 SO. M SO and M 30, won' Foreatm 102 (Cbalraara), (is 0 and t 70 neeond; Fllfhty 108 (Hnreey), (4.00. third. Time, -- l)i4 Jlmmla Quinn. Fretwell Bird Befanee, foode. Or. Glenn, Gaorfla Hr on and Ie..e Child alao ran. Fourth rare, pnrae (2000, tba lfneie Box handicap, and np, ntm mile nnd n sixteenth Shnrk loa (o. Johnson I (IS 00, M SO and (0.00, woo ; Pater Pater 100 (Arnold). M 20 and (4.00, Harare 102 (WMUcre), (10(0. third. Time 1'4T Boron . Cartoon, Arablae, Bmll-loGus, Bopelaae and Pomefrnute also ran Fifth rare, parse (1200, claiming. aad np. non mile tad a nliteeath Ptroln II 100 (Duhotnl. (11.40. (4 nnd MSO, woo; Pat Calhonn 114 I J. Smith). $6 40 and $4 00, mcixk; Oppi aaa 107 4IycbL $4.40, 1htrf. Tim. 1 48 4 $. Gat-- I wood. Fir Rock, Rowland's Request xjt-- 1 tf Davu and Guwt of Honor alao rau. Sixth raco, pan 81260, cliimtag, a and np, nna mil and an olghth Jaar-oid106 (O. Johnou), $4.80, 88.00 aad 82 60. woo; Locy Kata 108 (Horn), $3 40 and 13.90, aaecmd; Frightful 106 rinrty). $8 80, third. Hat. 1 6C Faolacap, Rooh, Ramkia, Blaapf Haad mad apoodur alao ran. Savanth raea. puraa ft 900, eUlatpg, aad ap. ana mil and aa tightly Tigers Forget Huddle System Flrt USED CARS Practically all the standard makes every one in fine shape inside and ont and priced fairly. TERMS to respon- sible people. TWO LOCATIONS For Your Convenience 4TH SOUTH AND MAIN 5TH SOUTH AND MAIN Every Car Backed by DEPENDABLE TOURSSEN 1 . Next Week Schedule. Bryant a. South at East West Junior vs. Stewart at Hast. Jordan v$ Irving at West) Roosevelt vs Jackson at West. ' Hop team of the rarlntfe junior cltv played b,h rahoo.. of games of the season Tuesday Jrtcre noon.' The team play a ' schedule. In the East high gymnasium Irving opened the eeason by trimming the South hoopers ina fast contest. The playing of Jurdon was outstanding for the winners," while Bills was the mainstay of the losers. Roosevelt trounced Jordan by a count In the second game Campbell and Kirkham led the attack of the winners, while the entire Jordan five played well. On the West high floor. Floyd West junior cagers administered a sound lacing to tho Jackson agThe winners worked in gregation. Wilson smooth fashion throughout. man for Jackson. was In looked strong exceedingly Bryant Stewart five in the Wfinal whipping the score was 20 to 11. ood contest. The was the big gun for the winners, ana Hartensteln and Flckelstein were outstanding for Stewart. POrTH IRVING. GTFP GTF P ' 0 0 0 0 aeven-gam- . Ttom-'ney- 'a A Whlta. If. 0 0 0 rf Brady, 8 . rnrdon. c . B Whlta. If ft rf .. 0 117 11 1 1 If Henderson, Fries, Bill, r y Erigh, If ,221ft 0 0 0 0 raldwell. . Tope, I 11 tvlleon: Total, Referee, Th scors WEST ... O PTrhe.lf Newquiet.rf. C'enoea.e... S W.Houeta.lg 0 Hinckley. rf. 0 1 1 fttir of the fame. He tallied eight goals poioia in all. The game was rough si tors held ihe 17 t 18 lead at the half, but a eonren) rated attack hv the home team ovemm the advantage and fin I:1- -1 P"1"" " P- - Mm. .teller Heivr i itv for ard. received a broken none when he collided with Gwllllaraa la the third period The Park Hty accregarlofi are look i a for aamea with any Independent team or ether wise in the state, and fames may be ar ranged with the Miners by phontaf William 8rke at Park Htr 815, or wrttinf the same, general delivery, park t Jtv PARK PITY TOWN HEBER OUTLAWS. ... learron.li. Richlas.rf Tnt.l. . . . . . . . . be GTFP GTFP. Rirherfc.tf . Z (I 0 4 Mnrdoek If. . 10 6 2 7 8 19- tvina.rf W Jackson. 5 8 2 12 2 1 6 4 ( HHds.e. Kelli c . . 4 2 6 8 1 0 0 2 Nelson. 1g . . 0 0 0 0 Gwlltlams.lg 0 0 2 Mor.tgmry.rf 1 4 2 4 R. Jackson. rg 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Young. r klalr.rf 0 0 0 Oi Heese.lf rf8 Total Referee, .. ... 14 9 4 82 Adamson. Total 11 9426 Young Albert to Grapple Spencer if... Morrell, m. . Ramsey, If. . Koster.rf ratal.. . .. . . Boxelder High Makes Awards Provo-Lineol- 0 Thome, If. . . t 0 0 2 Wlleoa.rf . . .. 2 0 0 2 2 4 Boeeh.e 1 1 . ... . 4 0 J 15 18 ? 1 Clearance Sale Today of Mens Fine Shirts U Oil 0 0 0 0 5(4 14; Total. .421 Ballaro. 6TBWART GTFP. G.T F P 12 18 8 4 9 8 Fetch, If .... 2 4 9 4' Crosby. rf. ... 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 4 2 11ft' Harteottria.e 0 10 0 Banders. lg. . . 0 0 0 0 0 2 11 Flckelstein, rf 2 8 0 4 1 0 0 2' 0 0 0 9; 1 85 . K.f.m, a way out na matter what through The Tribune Want i JACKSON. G.T F P T F.P Referee, McIntyre; umpire. . Tu I Total. umpire, gtminom. The acore BRYANT. Wood. 1 'J B 71 8 OVcniior.lg. 10 0 Redden, rg. . 0 0 2 E Houston, If 0 0 0 0 Weaxer.rf. .. 0 0 0 0 McKImmon.e 0 10 0 Frsodi.lf flvt-ma- 1 1 Special to The Tribune. PARK (TTY. Jan. 11 The Park Cy town basket had five explored a thrilling encounter from the Heber City Outlaws here tonight by a acore of 82 to 26. Beth teams are composed ot former high, srhool stars and the plav was fast throughout The There's 6 , need 0 0 Ads. 2 ss . Defeats Heber g.t f.p8 coast SiCatnpbell, If .4 00 1 0 0 21 Kirkham, rf. 8 0 0 0 Ellgren, e . 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 Miller. If 0 0 0 O rtellsr. rf .. 110 0 0 0 c . Rythiuf, 0 rf .. high-cla- .Park City Five rg If GTFP. 8 8 GROVERS LOOK GOOD. Pleasant Grove appeared as the class of the division In the opening game The Bulldogs never against Prdvo. had a rhajice against Coach Harry Richards aggregation after the first quarter. Just how any team In the division can take the measure of ths playing th brand of ball Change Situation; Pleas-a- nt Grovers, which they displayed against Provo, Is a mystery. Brlnley and ChristianGrove Strong. sen are an excellent pair of forwards, Christiansen being on of ths speediest floor men ever to perform tn this section, Hayee, bespectacled center, ALPINE DIVISION. ia a pivot man, and Team Standing. and' Oipin are equally good at the Won. Ijost Pet. guard positions. Accurate In shots for n 1.000 the basket, and with a baffling Pleasant CJrov 1 000 .. American Fork defense, ths Grovers art ths 3.000 .. team to beat. Lehi .000 , .. 0 Provo . ; BRlNLYHEAD8"LliTr .006 i . 0 Lincoln Brlnley Pleasant Grove forward, 0 .000 B. Y H. S in six field goals against tlroped Vrovo and leads ths scorer of the w Fridays Schedule. division with his twelve points. Smith, Lincoln at Provo. B. Y. high school forward, and Briggs, B Y. II. 8. at American Fork. Iehi center, are next In line, with Pleasant Grove st LehL nine points apiece. Christiansen, the Pleasant Grove flash, comes next, with B eight markers, scored on four field penal to Tba Tribune. TROVO, Jan. U. Flcaaant Grove, goal. West of Pleasant Grove leads American Fork and Lehl are on top ali guards, with seven points. of the Alpine division Reap for tho tussle firet week, but Wxt Friday make changes In the are likely Two undefeated divisional outlook. teams clash, when Pleasant Grove Invades Lehl; two defeated team tanLincoln Invade gle at lYovo, when the Bulldogs lair, and American Fork must down B Y. high school to maintain Its perfect record. Pleasant Grove great machine is not expected to have the slightest difficulty In smothering Lehl. This aggregation won by one point from B. Y. high school In the 'opener, but was far from impressive, while the Grover appear aa the class of the circuit. may show better on It own floor, but it Is hardly a team of the caliber of the Grover. HOMECOMING GAME. . n The game Is likely to prove interesting. The gam will be Special te The Tribune. the feature of homecoming day at BRIGHAM CITY, an. U Sweater the Provo high school, and the Bull- and service stripes representing years are anxious to stay close be- of participation, were given for footdog A defeat at ball and basketball at the Boxelder hind Pleasant Grove. the hands of Lincoln would prove dis- high school during the week. Earl astrous Badly beaten at Pleasant Hone was given a stripe for his third Grove, Coach Simmons men are workyear of football. Stripes for two ing hard with a determination .to over- years of football Wers given 3e!or come the bad start in the season's Tlngey, John Psteraen, Cyril Hess, race. Waldo Petersen and Rex Gieavs. Lincoln showed real strength In Its Sweaters bearing ths official block opening game with American Fork, "B were given for on year of serwhich was lost only after an extr vice to Wendell Hotter. Oeorge Lose. Coach Carl Swenson ha period. Theron Jensen, Harold Liilywhite, Asel veloped a strong team, and one which Rollo Greenhalgh, Robinette, no set-u- p be will for the Bulldog Hyrum HUlam, Archie Hull and Karl quint. Joeephson. American Fork should be able to Mention at an assembly meeting take the measure of the "Y high was mads of those who had won school, which appeared very weak, awards In basketball, but as all bad with Luke and Judd on the sidelines earned their letters no awards wers temporarily on account of Ineligibility. made. The basketball men were Joe The Cavemen have a scrappy team Call, Henry Nielsen, Earl Hone, Dewhich showed Its ability to stage a fer Tlngey and Rex G leave. . . .. . comeback against Lincoln last week. Coach Berretts men should hold to the top of the standing against the FYovo toasers. . . . . . JORDAN. Yrtter. If Hansen, rf Brsytoa, C Staggs. If hllton.lf .. (12 4 20) Total. ... IT Ballard; ttmplr.. UcUtjn. III Uintah Teams Will Oppose Springville pwl.l to Th. Trtbun. 11 Tha Sprlnp-vlll- a ROOSEVELT, Jan. team will visit Uintah basin this week-enlvln competition to tha th two basin high schools. county high at Roosevelt and ths Uintah county hlxh at Vernal. th The r.tn.1 played against Mountaineer, and the Blue Devils of Duche.na and Vernal. respectively. will form th only basl for Judging, th relative strength of th two teams a of division B. region 5. Inasmuch 2. th Sprlngvlll team wa runner-u- p By SOL METZGER. NSbo division last yar, they Do you notice any dlfferrnca In tha In th a strong aggreexpected to bring poaea of tha basketball player tn the ir, th same team aa last having above drawing? Very little, tent gation, there Tet If you etudy them cicely year. they - would mean much to you, for they- are five play alma la, used by a team that not long ago won tha eaetern Intercollegiate title and then trimmed Chicago for the national Intarcollegiate title. Simple. you'll find them. Try to do eo now. before they are explained to Ths Tribes. In the next few llnee. Ktg. 1, both pedal BHEULET. Idaho, Jan. 11. In a hands on knees. That signal la for double-headth Shelley play No. I. In Fig. 1 this play- basketball Firth coeds, girls' team defeated th were er hex hla laft hand eft hla knee. defeated boya th Shelley whila be to aura, And In each play, Firth boya. Both game w.r. Mikado 105 (Dubois), $8 60, $5 60 and 64 00, of the three remaining poses there are by thand th although Interesting, fast won ; Charlactta 100 (Flnoarty), $6.60 aad three other plays signaled by the pocore of th boya' gam sound aa If 89 8V' aaroad; Dnwt Gold 406 (Lynch). sition of hie hands. Tha a had team walkaway. the way signals are flashed th Firth $140, third. Tima, 1:56 8ig 8iity. In That's baaketbalt before the Tha Arofatr, Graea Wooda and Star Faleua This score for th girl were. Shelley 2S, winter Princeton started Its season, Firth 7; boya. Firth. 22. Shalley 4.; alao ran. ptava using tha huddle system, same as tn Next Friday th boya team antiel-pataI football, but evidently didn't think eo Moreland and a faat game la BEAVER IS VICTOR. It of a after trial. tha la much It girla will axpected Th Trlbox.. StHoI Few teams have more than flee tip. play Ammon soon and a good gams FEAVER, Jn. 11. Aftr A off pltrve. Perfecting that many with team. battle the baeketball game Sat- the Infinite member of variations that la expectad from th visiting urday night between Monroe and II are bound to ocour In executing them 1 3M P tue.w kunqitx Hn Beaver ended In fevor of the latter Is a big lob. m x.puJ With a acore of 2422. ' Copyright, 1227, Publlabera 8yndlcaU. pusB)vq ustuoja ql req uo m)ui t. three-quert- will meet Yord Young Albert . Spencer in a return engagement at 0 1 1 1 j Falrview Wednesday evening Im the Brum!ilf. 0 0 0 0 main event of the program. The two Iods, rf (Griffith, If.. grappled fast summer in a vicious draw and much interest is evidenced Totals . 10 4 8 23 Totals Wilaon.7 ft ft 19 in the coming match. Albert ha aclteferee, Slramona; umpire, quired a few new tricks of tha trade since from his experience on the ROOSEVELT Alien, Jonea.rf . . . Cushtof.e. . . aig-na- ls Rilej, raven end pounds, at at the Holv Ciom hospital, Monand day. Mother Is doing nicely Nib-lefather. Mlckev. golf pro at a out is already laving park, great golf future for her. Mrs. Eiley la former woman's golf champion of Utah. high-poi- Cutler, e. tip-off CNTE& Baibar .000 jlaokAon- Frank llawlev who turned out to be Johnson the Mayor Behnnaa 114. Dolly world professional sprint champion, 114, Cup 10ft, Bmwa Bilk 105, leaped on the steps as we turned the 1 atovian 112. M1s Carew 103 corner on twowheels. Kecood rae. air furlongs Redskin 113 Four world's champions the Ft. Jnhn Hager 118, Georr Dever 108 riiff Iouts Browns, Jake Schaefer, John L. 103. Donnavldeo 104. Wiklraka KM Wan Sullivan and Johnson all huddled on chocs 111. J. C. Kenning 108. of a bus dashing madly down Third race, six furlongs Thistle Gold 116 the floor in a shower of stick and street Pratty Miss 101. Justice F. 106 Chaff the stones. U UOrl br 1 !,d MkHelOS Fourth raca. tlx furlong Brilliant 104. Copyright, 3927, Publishers Syndicate, JJ,V"Slip 118. I06- Vaapaaian 130, Bulls? 117, IDAHO TECH PLAY. Fifth race, one mile Pandonfa 105, Pal peclat te The Tribune. 1st 110, A lope x 118. Balboa 108. Lancaster Idaho 100, Drone 100, Ocean Current 105, Chick POCATELLO, Jan. llr-T- he Tech basketball team has two hems Lp 111, Applecrosa 110. Sixth race, one mile and three sixteenth games for this week, the first ThursRoyal Flag 100, Knraowin Sweet day night with Ricks Normal five of jog Money 108. Real Artist 108, Pompons 114L sod the second on Saturday Sincere 100. Babbling 104, Prince Hamlet Rexburg. college of Ogden. night with Weber won 104, Jupiter 103, Drowsy Waters 108 Rock its Initial game Tech (team The ea 101. Untried 108, Radio 108. season last of the - Seventh Saturday, defeatrace, ooe mile and three six of Idaho five of Caldteeotha Faustb 106, Kajada log. Tea Tray ing the College well by the score of 28 to 16. 103, Biowhorn joi. Little Ammle 108, Rlate 103, Four Rixty 106, Tangerllne 108. Richelieu 108. Zeus II 108. Vanpatrick 108, Sir Ralph HI, Bellini 103. W'eather clear; track faat. rp 00ft 000 .ooo, .noo oon 1 . I, Run 10ft, 1 Pt .000 THREE ON TOP New Utah Golf IN ALPINE LOOP Champ Crowned at Holy Cross This Weeks Play to 1.000 . . . Express race, $HU0. claiming. Club house, and up- - Yorkshire Maid 108 (H Austin), $9 20. $3 60 $3 60 won: Four Cross ion (E Dalton), $4 60. $4 00. second. Jetsam 100 Yates), $7 00. third Time, 1 38 3 0. Lurman. Plenty Coot, Best Fellow, Louis A , False Algroiu ,Koko-an- d KmUieg else rsa Fourth race, maiden 3 year-old- s and up. four and one half furlongs--Pu- n tire 92 Hi Bouraesa ). $7 00, $3 0, $2 40, wou. Tin Hat 97 IE Dalton). $3 20. $2 20, second, Tonlo 97 (O Mazoue $3 20. third Time, ft4 2ft Genelucile. Araoga, Shepherd and Suokist also ran Fifth race. 4.rear olds and up. mile and seventy yards- - Prase 107 H Elston), 97 40. $4 00 $2 60. won. Katlnka 100 K. Dalton). $1000, $3 20, second. Roller 10ft (O. $2 40. third Tima 1 46 2 5. Mart Burnt. Cancellation, Wrangler, Cadmus and Aalor also ran Sixth race. 8 year-oland up. mil and Seventy yardsRiv Pence 10J (O. Maxouel $6 80. $3 60. $2 60. won, Rock Shell lOft (R By AL DEMARf Peteruei). $6 0. $4 60 second: Watta 106 Former Pitcher New York Oianta. (O Laidley), $3 00. third Time. 1 44 43 One of the strangest and most unFascisie. Betty Maloney. Brunell, Extra Edition and Raymoml Dale also ran. usual Incidents I ever witnessed, says Seventh 8 s race, year-oldand j up, (t Charles Oomiskey, owner of the Chi112 tL Pegasus $24 20. Yates), $10 20, $6 40, won: Rhasta Pine 93 (FI. Phil cago White Sox, happened while I pot). $4 60, $3 40. second; for the St. Tamarind 117 was playing first baa (O Bouraaaa), $3 1 12 1 ft third Time, Louis 14 row ns in 186. John Johnson. Jr . (fl Chief. The World We hkd Just beaten 4he Chicago Tlying Rnnolathe. Deep Thought. Booze Beyer and White Sox for the championship of the K)t Carson also ran. world In the final game and were runEighth race. 4 year-old- s and up. six fur- ning for our bus outside the grounds longs Cofffeld 109 (O. Maaoue). $9 40 in Chicago. 4 HO, M00, won: The Gaff 108 R. Peter-nel)- . I say running, for that's what we $4 20. $3 80. second: Ktardnl 109 (C had to do, aa it was considered ethiYates), $3 00. third Time. 113 Auranla In those days for the fans to bomKilauea, Follow Me and Queen cal Ppsrrow, bard the visiting club with brickbats lies also ran. Ninth race. 8 olds and op one mile or Anything handy when it won the -- Move On Beth year 109 H Elston). $28 0 game. Aa we reached the bus and threw $T 60. $4 20. won: Darina 108 W Barr) $2 60. $2 60 second; Columbia II 101 (K ourselves on the floor for mutual proDalton), $2 40. third tection. we heard shouts and saw 41 8ft Time. Koldier Bird, Ounsight, champion Marrelite Jake Schaefer, world and Pearl Boota alao ran. .running after us, closely followed by a bulky figure we recogFAIR GROUNDS ERTRJES. nized as John L. Sullivan, world's m,, n champion heavyweight fighter. rftvU.0O TatyAll yard . They gained the bus and Joined Shoplifter 10ft. Clear 8kv 10ft, Khaa 110. Gold Bells 10ft, Captain us on the floor Just as another man. Applejack 114 12, Tno. Won. Ijoat, Irving v' . West . . . Krvant . . Stewart . Jordan . South year-old- s J?" (hnetta Brides J. LEAGUE. Standing of tho Third 3 HIGH JUNIOR (. SbssbbGSexs' ' Four Champs in Mad Dash for One Bus ,r -- V ( JUNIOR HOOPERS in order I get him out of tho way In Amsterdam in 1929. WIDE IS EXCEPTION. TUUAVA RESULTS. But Wide, arriving here aa his government's representative, wan regardFirst race, $800, claiming, maidens ed a casual visitor in the athletic mile Boras Faahion lift (E. Haysense and it was decided to make him ward). $4 20. $4 20. $2 40. won. Honeyeo welcome to the meets Wide beat 115 $16 20. $4 00, second: Red ace at Berlin t'raetU Schaefer). Nurmi in a two-ml- Je liftPrincess a $30' third. new Time. 23. 4st summer. establishing' A Treasure,. Flapper. worid The old Honey Belle. Hhasta record of 9 ni Miss Marmary, ene wa 910 4-established by Nur- SdjHsta Comet and Ida Newell alao Waabuska, ran. In another race at 1500 mi himself Second rac, j80u, claluLng, 4 year-old- s r meters. Wide finished ahead of Nur- and up four and Mies furlongs mi. but Otto Beltzer. a (Jcrfnan stu- Omaha 106 H Klstoni, $10 00. $2 6(1, $4 20, Rote 116 $3 60. dent, beat them both with a final won; Hunter). 4 ho, ttMind. Crowuer 111 ((' l.angf. $6 60, sprint, as Nurmi and Wide neglected third Time. .54 3 5. Jenks, Ormesbrook. him tn their determination to beat ocel Pay. Faneuee, Murphy, Virginia each other. Missoula Boy, Ben and Kltola won't run against Wide be- HiuataGael. Gymnast, alao ran on some Job way over in Newark and spends most of his spare time going to and from his home in the Bronx, a distance of fifty miles, a4 the flivver flies. Lloyd Hahn, Jimmy UonnoUygpd WlTITe " Coodu fn are about the best mllers in the east thjs winter, but there was no native American who could even crowd Nurmi when he who had abstained from the deleterious was romping away from Nurml at the time, was very evnical about the whole matter and said he had eaten some herring sidewise himself This aroused public suspicion, and long after Paavo had gone home, third class, Mr. Qulst admitted that Paavo he was being pulled up because beaten from scratch and a defeat might hae reduced his drawing powers. He was a very callus man and blandly admitted wronging the; Innocent herring from sordid mo- fives. Well, anvway. Wide tried hla stride on the Indoor tracks and derided that he could run naturally on them, so he applied for an A. A. U. ticket. But he says he can't train hlmeelf Into condition for competition within six weeks ifnd If he waits that long he w'lll make his debut after the biggest Indoor meets have been Tun. The MUlrose, Newark A. 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