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Show r SttDISH Mi unior High by Dick Dorgan COLONEL GILFEATHER LOSES ' TO DEP.fl BUT POTS OP TUSSLE OF HIS Fat was held up many a crowd of Cache, arguments to run true to form. regular "valley fans that bulged out the (He dtdnt do thebut he teas sides of the Dansante and amount of slugging would Hawkeswood heaved the ceiling, Ira Dcrn,ipTcntyworlc !ade Utah minion of the mat gams, hav ut.5 opponents but planted Big Buck Olson to the about two ofhadhis about too two mat Thursday night to win the ihe finally Before j sns-s- Greek and Swedish have fallen K alof 0? s fivers w"th of Hiem all into his elutchej; andLFts ajxninff at his anatomy. has-been dumps them on the That was enough to discourage Buck Olson was every heap, . any fighter and the referee a and wp.l inch chaippion . ime out, for at least h of applause xhat act went for 7 1 Swedish friends as well as tho u,eCjt A thriller to say the minutes. fans of any country. least of the gong; two TOUEh mpn rirPtn th'. sound In for Ira s scalp jace though they come jace and what other pieces of h is rom of the earth ends j anatomy that might cling with there Is going to be something it. In Swedsn he must have doing, especially if one cuffs been trained to wrestle in a the others ears in a right smart public square for the square fashion When Greek meets ring appeared to cramp him Greek they might start a He like a 13 collar would. but when tjbe Greek, heaved about the mat but a jan(; meets Reed 0j directed rabbit well few puncha ntighty roUgh there's Q Swede down es calmed the big hxlse ftared. In the 30 minute a L between Leon and Jack the jgo All the while Dern was tan - ifans wcre treated to two holds The In Uie first five minutes. ing hi? motor up for a take-o- ff but when he taxied -about the rert of the time was taken up l I I te i ) I 1 i t 2-- Major League Leaders Yes ter days Scores Collegians Will Play Dollar Cab of the "field Bucg'fflaaeipwd-trrBy The Associated Press ropes to keep him in close saps and upercuts. Jack NATIONAL ' By The Associated Press touch with something solid. jwa3 determined to meet Leo 10 Company May 18 New York 13, Pittsburgh (Including games of may 3) At the 8 minute period Irav.th plenty rough stuff and to NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 4, Chicago 7. arm show his intentions he threw clamped on a severe Boston 1, Cincinnati 2. P. Waner, Pirates, stretch but the big boy from up Papiano over the ropes like Batting baseball The big opening Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 6. north, aimed a lusty toe to he was heaving a Javelin In a 473. AMERICAN game will be played at JohnRuns Leo Dems jaw and connected. Then track tnd field meet Terry, Giants, 21. Frederick. Robins, 37. sons Grove May 18 with the Chicago 1, Boston 3. Hits came the first fall, accredited nursed a game leg for the rest Flowers, Robins, Dollar Cab company of Salt St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 7. to Mr. Olson In 15 minutes. He of the match but that did not Doubles Lake. This game was scheduled , Detroit 5, Washington 8. used a head chancellor and a interfere to anv material de- and Hafey, Cards, 9. Cleveland-NeYork rata. 5. Pirates. to be played this coming SunSuhr, from Triples him body press to do the trick. in gree preventing PACIFIC COAST runs J a n f son, day. but due to the unsettled Hone Coming back for the second taking Reed's number In 22 fall Dern worked for his favor- minutes with a flying mare, fol- Giants; Kiem, Phillies; Wilson, weather conditions, it has had Sacramento 8, Oakland 2. 2. to be postponed. However, tf San Francisco 5, Hollywood ite spin from every angle of lowing a quick scries of head-loc- Cubs, 6. Portland Seattle Runs batted in the floor, but Olson was too Comorosky, the weather permits. Manager end rabbit punches. Loe Angeles 4, Missions 0. Hale has made arrangements cautious to allow the fatal twirl. Pirates, 24. rest Jack After the period Cuyler, Cubs, for a game to be played be- YESTERDAYS STARS It was in this canto that Tern came back like a released lion, Stolen bases tween the Collegians and a By The Associated Press clamped on a vicious wrist H went after Papiano like he and P. Waner, Pirates, 6. AMERICAN-LEAGFred Lindstrom; Giants rteam. from the college lock that brought Back "to the was picked to devous everything three Hit Pirate pitching for homer, Bum pit Indians, Sunday afternoon at mat. His extra 15 wounds over in going After an Batting of exchange o'clock at Johnsons Grove. triple, double and two1 singles Ira counted here for he had fistssight. the gong .459. as Giants won , 21. Rims a world of reserve strength to soundedandtheheadlocks Athletics, Bishop, of bout. the finish Beat of a tele- - Bill Shores, Athletics 37. Red transmitter The break the wrist strangle. ComHits Sox, Oliver, Although Ed. fought Doubles for use In Browns, 7 to 3 on four-h- it set invented Red Sox, phone Regan, ing out of a tight place Dern- Del Baxter to aShepherd a draw in four 9. manuvered to pin both noisy airplane cockpits Is pres pitching performance. , ,mIracas4. Triple?" - Red Smashed Kiki Cuyler, Cube sod- - Against a .persons Jarynx Bucks arms in a double scissor iround 5, Sox, Regan,dlsappbinted tly fans in his "vibra- hoiruer "With two on to ald Cube to Its Athbe Home runs and his opponent was as help- he by Simmons, operated system of fighting. Del in 4 triumph over Robins. tions. less as a spent quarter until hugging was excellent shape and kept letics, 5. Hit . Simmons, Tom Oliver, Red Sox Referee Jim Allen released the Ed. in Runs babied lit hopping about the ring. Del Athletics, 28. scissors. - This fall came in 15 needed Since state creation of the safely in 17th consecutive game a roller skates of pair minutes and 30 seconds. Cisscll, White Oregon state parole board in and helped beat White Sox, 1 or a scooter to keep up with Stolen bases Bill Hallahan, Cards HelpThe Rice, 1911, a total of 2,544 prisoners Combs, Yankees; Sox; When met, Shfpherd they sweet, and Me have been paroled and 570 con- ed Phillies to tour hits, struck He stopped to Senators, and Johnson clinch out eight and beat them, finish. victs pardoned , a few swift and stiff Manus, Tigers, 3. It seemed that Ira wan not but did gtve usuaj termlned to give his Logan The of mlt work friends a treat to the airplane. exhibition see bad to wonted the boys He had plenty of calls for that fans mLx it more and Del looked like particular bit of play but he he was ready for more than he Just couldnt manage the big had. to do. boy or coax him to go up with was another him. It was in the last tvo There tame-f- or minutes 'of wotk that Ira proved' mltwith the rest of the that he too had plenty of comparison Lamoreaux, Battling strength left in his lower limbs. show. EIGHTS With Buck riding on tup of, Preston won a decision over and him he raised himself and Johnny Cham. Maryland. JohnOlson up on his bridge and ny seemed to be afraid of com SIXES of Lamoreaux; turnpd what seemed to be de- ing in range the Preston boy feat into a quick victory. Com- consequently, time to hit hard ing down from the bridge Ira had a difficult the run to register a flipped over onto Olson, lifted enough on In the third round him high and dry and planted kayo. his shoulders to the mat with Johnny went down for the the big boys feet skyward. count of eight and In the fourth Thats about all to go. Olson he took nine. For a novelty the Corbrldge Is a mighty warrior. Next in order of interest on twins of Preston gave a dance The Mr. Allens six course athletic act using a boxing motif. menu, was the battle royal. diminutive lasses proved knock There were so many mixed up outs to the enormous crowd. in that affair that tt would tike The first patent for cement each one of the actor's mamma to pick oat her son, even then making issued in the United there was a. chance for con- States was acquired by the - state of. New York by purchase fusion It seems that one Fat. 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In the broad jump, Sherman Sutton jumped 7 ft 2 in. for the honors In the last Junior event, the baseball throw, Sutton haved it 173 feet 2 in. for 13-1- 0. I leather-DUshin- 'g thehIghesTmarr v For Fight Monday ' Night at Ogden Show Championship Form OIppic Events 1- -5 the to Begin By Madison Thomas ' Wednesday afternoon on the Logan Junior high school campus the northern division finals of the Junior Olympic games were held There was quite a crowd of Junior high students to witness the contests in spite of the cold rainy weather. "These contests are sponsored conby the Deseret News and sists of five events. 75 yard dash for distance, basball throw basketball free throws, standing broad- - Jump and chining unThey are open to all boys der 15 years. The boys are divided into two groups, the Juniors and seniors, according to height and .weight, and age. The first event for the senior group was the 75 yard dash, won by Robert Harrison, with seconds. Kent the time of 8 broad the took jump with Ryan a Jump of 8 ft. 4 in. He also by captured the third event throwing the baseball 251 ft. LIFE Dansantc Crowd Tax- ed Capacity of Arena ce! boys from the big eity. Here but Patrons Thrilled ring resulted in a clean not victory for the whiles; but At Great Performan Thursday evening. The localso put up a good fight but res of All Matches iJads no. gooi enough to roll the colored boys under the ropes. Coons Win. In too b Hold Schools Camera Booked Wrigleys Cubs . Ogden, May 9 IT') By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr, Associated Press Sports Writer It took the Chicago Cubs a couple of weeks to get started in the chase for another National league penant, but once under, way, they they did promtly began to outshine every other team in the league. The Cubs ended their stand May against their western rivals 3 bv beatmg Pittsburgh to cam then Since a .500 average. they have not lost a game, running ther winning streak to seven straipht games by beating the Phillies and Brooklyn each three times. The Cubs did it again yesterday in the onlv game of the seven in v. htch they have had After to call on two pitchers. seven innmT3 of a close battle between Bob Osborn and Ray Phelps, big Brooklyn Rookie moundsman. the Cubs put two men on base Bnd Kiki Cuyter routed the Robins with a home followed Hack Wilson run. and with another Chicago wound up with a 7 to 4 victory. The Cincinnati Reds did the same thing in a lesser degree of and without the benefit homers to make it three victories in their four game 901165 with Boston Braves, winning 2 to 1. Wild Bill Hallahan of the St. Louis Cardinals continued National his pursuit of the league strikeout crown for the The gest man in big- the rings of America today, Primo Camera, Italian boxer, whose campaign across 'the continent has resulted in a long string of knockouts and considerable trouble with boxing bosses, win present hi3 wares to local fans next Monday. Although the ' feature bout was announced here yesterday by Charles Re veil, promoter, no opponent has yet been selected. Among those Eevell is considering arfiv-Jac- k Bilver, Seattle, and FrecW Lenhart. Spokane. "The giant fighter is on his return trip to the east. He will be given his first real test when he meets George God- at negro, frey, June 13 produced the Philadelphia days heaviest hit- ting although they had to go ten innings to beat out Pittsburgh by a 13 to 10 count and hold their precarious position at the top of .the National league. 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