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Show i 9 V f fJ J riMMMUf fMMIMUMr 1 -tMt ,f Jm Jl Vf Honors Title for Battle and Tonight Sharkey Selimeling READY FOR TITLE SCRAP, YANKEE STA0IUA1 TO VITH BE FILLED A basketball The afternoon found class about, seventy coaches extremely anxious to acquaint themselves thoroughly with Dr. Carlsons five man offensive system. Dr. Carlson has outlined the system for two days and he spent part of the Wednesday period on the same general subject. He has also used several of the coaches In the role of demonstrators and soma of them haven't been so bad. Today he added Ringside Account of Eent ins be-abo- ( Moun Rocky 1 : ut ain ( Aland Gould New Anik, Jump NPVk Yolk w .i ( i Tor couiageously heavy- - z " ibUibhre-i1- J vards i a was positive that It would he possible to tenth a team only one in any sipgle year. believes that Dr, Carlson basketball As growing greatly in popularity particularly ' In certain sections where It hasnt been slowed up too much by stalling and slow play. Charley Paddock and c.. believes that the Borah, two of So., u i game has unlimited possibiliCalifornias greatest spi.eins ties from the standpoin- t- of rarely showed at thpir bis m public interest and he pointed nrk the East but not sw the building program that oqt Wykoff, their successor a, .'a U being carried on in J several ba, Trojan speed king WiKoti eastern and middle western InJ to be beaten on an ( a u n yet to stitution cf take rare more pm tici'lai clnderpath. basketball crowds. the Harvard track, where h m Indiana seems to be baskethas done all his ball conscious more than any the Eaj,t and has yet to .. other section he has visited. defeat. He said that the state board of Flying Frank won four control had urged Butler Unidaslres the re to build a sixteen versity in the final Olympic tryouK ii thousand to Cam1928 and returned seating capacity Photo Allocated Prt in which gymnasium this year in the I C they bridge Th youthful Teuton, who will meet Jack Shcrkey of Boston In could hold their annual high A A A. A. championships Yankee stadium. New York, June 12 In a school tournaments and to enduel)hat will e capture three more races u the of world. the the heavyweight championship courage 100 yards. bargain they had Wykoff equallid given Butler S40.000 in adthe Olympic record of 10 3 hr vance as a four year rental for the 100 meters all four t.m s the place during the tournain 1928 and equalled the ment. meet mark of 9 7 for Apparently the place is altogether too small even 100 yards twice this year AlanzP&-Goul- d. now to satisfy the demands A luncheon round table meeting held Wednesday evenThe members of the Bobby major tilts the British Open ing with officials from Utah and with many of the attend- - Jones Marching and Boosting tt Hoylake, which he has won who ing coaches was extremely in- - '.Association of Atlanta1 his last two attempts; the to 10 in Both coaches and!waRered a sockful at teresting. tmencan Open at Minneapolis, By The Associated Press Wizard would officials discussed their prob- that the Georgia m July, in which he Was Jonathan Stone, Tigers Iht lems. All of the college coaches win all four of the big British winner in 1929 and 2 a triple, drovt ir, Ike Armstrong and Vandal and American golf champion- every year but one since 1922, two doubles and scored three as Peterson and Pete Couch of ships this year probably have nd the American Amateur at in two runs and Yankees whipped Tigers -- breathing a .trifle .more PhMadeiphia-- m -- September, in Utah: Gtc Romney and Chick Charley Root Ottbe Btepped emerged which, he ha&- Hart of the B. Y. U. ... Harry freely since Bobby triumphed four Phils with eight scattered hits Amateur title British with the Hughes of Colorado Aggies, limes inthelast jix years . -and Beat, them, 2 Jeff Cravath of Denver Uni- for the first time: A! Lopez, Robins Pmcn singfellow iust a For young Dick to and be of the This toughversity Romney figured Jones le with bases filled in ninth for turned his 28th birthday, Utah Aggies were present at est barrier of them all -1 victory over" period has gave Robins Homer Warner Jones to hurdle and it may-we- tn an eight-yethis meeting. Reds. 'well done eapturlng by repretty of state offlcions it to for the out turn be, president Karl Hufcbell. Giants Held amateur American association brought' a large quired- the characteristic for- four Pirates in check and beat them American open three crowns, over to Lake from Salt Jones titude of golf group City. British easily. two come the opposition offered in championships, Garland Braxton, Senators British succession by Tolley, Johnson, open titles and one fine relief pitching enablHis' He yet may amateur trophy. Voigt and Wethered. probably ed Senators to turn back white invithat to be accept on obliged Major League amateurs the four best exSox, 1 either side of the Atlantic out- tation to play m Japan, Burn Brae to at him tended side of Bobby himself. Two thirds of the area of the enthusiasts, great in 1928 by native The odds on the and county of San Franmore city desires golfing if a he as Georgian will be shorter, three1 is water cisco to worlds conquer By The Associated Press result in the remaining (Including games of June 111 i 52 Gen-erally- he been .Sharkey fought then Tor his living for "lm and 'er and ajj Klphng phrased the sit- Ration Today Sharkey was spurred on by ambition to reach ,1( ,()aj previously denied him. wltn Wealth and even soc- iai poslt ion already in his pos- session, it seemed that some of 0j vltaj urge was lUi'ii'-lian- n.o graduate somewi.ai; ruefully add . Why, when I was oi the coast thi past vi ire j saw those Stanford be, K't, and Rothert, tossine he t. i and discus around on a w How . day in Jaruary beat em when they M i: jump on us like that0' . Pi Li'M' arain '!.( - vouthlu the tween ,. at least two or three of these systems In his notes though he Associated Pics .Sum's Fdit'i fl' i that every coach should have Time. 15y L the fundamental features of two or three other systems of offensive play. He indicaW 5 One of the main . v , why the Pacific Coa versities turn out sue ' track and field team. ,. opinion of California s coach, Walter Christie the high schools have t' ed remarkably keen hu this branen of athletics . Many of cur bojs ai to finished products b time .we get them in u 5 Oii tl. said Christie; .i,. age I think the high have better facilities tract the interest oi more ,, in 'Track and field snort, uu is theJ ase in the Eac you know, there is r.o " , avoid our good china. e can work outdoors the r and that s a b around advantage. To which Bill Eiiighar, H , do TREMENDOUS THRONG cast Main GERMAN HOPE FOR HEAVY TITLE coaches idea for the iunng the shift, and he Is one of them, to begin, to emphasize the snap signal to keep teams unng it from beating theball as they sometimes are led to (good i a ' L of the Ameriran fioin i- -t ji ToniRhi, Ljme nJnutr'' fiom th heart of BroAtiav, ed bellow uhere the definance at each othn. Ja k SharKty and Max15 Schmelm;; rounds or swap punches for the same less, each seeking object recognition us thei heavy! youth and its compelling to weight king and mum-s-owere on schmellng s side f01(es the retired luiu, Gnc Ilii.ny his time In that reversal of With fair weather assured the situation, in the close to 75 000 speetatois f a- 01 the under-do- g, many tilling a notable to r,n,sHie.on as - spirit lhe experts foresaw (the 01 AaoeiatfJ Preaa Phot piiy scmbly, ligured of t chance The Boston gladiator Is said to be In the finest condition of hie like $750 000 in the lnttr- - Germans They envisioned Max In career end confident that he will cooie out of his battle with ests of chant and for the pn- - umph he game posltjon as Dempsey Max Schmeling at Vankee stadium, New York, June 12, wearing the chap viicgc of seeing a PhilToledo as Tunncv at heavyweight crown. tet unfolded in heavyweight fighting against odds an excellent hTheyscene.s, the times and the gladiators in this fistic Coaching Aggie Fight fans, to whom a heavy-lio- n aganza. piomoted by a corpora-- iwhose dnAois are mil- weignt title affairs is a ritual Summer School Defense honarles. and whose stock is sold hot to be missed, have flocked in Wall street, represent a far to New York from all parts of cry from the June nfgiit at theThecountry. were numago, -de- -t However Jones believes Coach Howard Jones Coney Island. 31 years that when James J Jeffries won timbered in thousands but the ear mands a low charging defense (the defensive player should well to run witnesses figured Freckled from tide on his University of Southern somewhat nullify this advant-Callforn- ia heavyweight Bob Fitzsimmons before a crowd up into the millions, with a teams. wastage by deciding exactly where National Netwoik Broadcasting his declaration at That of 10,000. the Utah he Is going on a certain play from details the occasion. memorable iifi lhat late and what he is going to do Aggie coaching . school -- the chief oF police was'Tir theithrTingside. as he be- and then 'do' It rather than . - The right preliminaries were Wednesday morning af.i bout to stop the ringside 7 p. m. gan his discussion of defensive hesitate and let- - the -- offensive ter the first hard blow but he billed to begin around football. Later in the after-troo- ft player make the first declara.. main bout, ' and the "ell 'said evrrythnTg'"'w-asright Tf."TI. C. Carlson began tion. ""Coach Jones has no at 9 p. m. after Jefferies, then a to take up the same subject as love for the defensive player vetkid, knocked out the it refers to basketball so that who looks deadly with his eran Fitzsimmons in the 11th the fourth day of the school waving arms and hands and Lead Robins round. Thursday was devoted 'en- a determined visage. His men American In the spacious tirely to the subject of defense. rarely use their hands at all seven league ball paik tonight, Both coaches spend about two until they have made their In Field 1930 times as many people as hours in theoretical blackboard charge and then they use nessed the work and then they demon - them to continue on through, to see encounter, hoped strate for two but another He hours, always they are low. Chase ' many a "hard blow struck in Evep the tackles should be (believes that it Is simply wild return for their devotion to the down low according to Jones football for' a defense player to to the extent of when they are playing on de - have the idea that he should By Herbert W. Barker fense. ing from 2 10 to $2fi 2a or more Associated This give them power 'always tackle the ball runner Writer Press at the speculators' price, for a TiTspite a mne-gam- e Sports 3X1(1 more about the point where ha important still it re-(- at winning, seat. ves the Principal targets .gets the ball. He also empha- streak by their dread rivals. f om or has the sight of the often-- ; sized the necessity of the de- New York Giants, Wilbert Mnwrt IZred NATIONAL charger, in other words intensive man taking care of his vteiifiu Robinsons amazing' cham hea hon'dthe Robins continue to show their keePs the legs reasonably cov- - own tertitory and not rushing Batting"'1 Herman, 'Roblhs, 4T5' f rom nuent to Runs: Terry, Giants. 52 drive really furnishes about helping every body else Hn? rest of the Nation- FUsimmons jSfrie Iheels to thefieid Runs batted in: Klein, Phildie defensive but himself. Such a player and confidently ague frce, tor Johes Demnsev and al Wdtod lies. 59. and the weakens the defense. Tumfev' ah have fought m the look forward to their first are no g00d Hits: Terry, Giants, 82. of 0jen. Jones urged andthefor use m0St pri d f Doubles: Frisch, Cardinals, 21. himself illusive man can get at them if simple signals Nothing could better a fhsne tnfesthe in favor of the hud- kod. Triples: Cuyler. Cubs, 9 Consequently Robins declared rate the fast the hf pace the eighth .t' Home runs: Wilson, Cubs 13 of the Jones linemen playdle. uses the huddle largely at- - have been setting than the fact f11 heavyweight cr.ampionsnip Stolen bases: Cuyler, Cubs, 15 This ,8ves them power, to juggle his men usually with despite their lair brought to some coiner of AMERICAN wms"stiH "are fQfc- their drive, it keens their effective results This is' rath- Intact, and later they can er important in the Jones Batting Rice. Senators, .394 thl f restPlhow ever to6 involve five games out of first place, legs the arms and hands to ad- - system when the backs are Runs: Ruth, Yankees, 56. The Giants took Pittsburgh ' Runs batted in: Ruth, Yanafter they have made (specialized and only one or caredtwontveaSr Tifnney" oveVthetmrles'l9 Ao 2, ,yester-.- .. igobv two men do much ball carrv- - kees, 55 first bodv contact. his- -, day. but gained not one inch of, Its "since Sulh' 'van's'in ring Hits- Rice, Senators, 73 This Southern California The griund ,"s the Robins, behind! There is only one advantage, ing was' era' tory an offensive man has 'coach docsn t use a starting Doubles: Gehnnger, that Tigers, nirehin? v.nwt fieht in Sydney, Australia, lit fact and Cronin, Senators, 19. out the Cincinnati Reds, pver a. defensive player and map signal, however 1908 when Jack" Johnson whip-;noshis men to move Triples: Combs. Yankees, 8 fl vanceheld thT TledV 'toithat is the fact that the offer. jhe trains Tommy Burns for He seem- ped Home runs: Ruth, Yankees, only with the ball four hits. The Giants slammed slve man knows where the play led and where he is going to think that it might be a 19 Crsharkeyt to Meine and Jones for 16 solid is going ted of his hits to trounce the Pirates who beat back the 3 mysjlery fBund Giriuan antagonist youthful Old Man e. succesSion'fhy-culd..iwit,M)lvSon, Elmer by Oscar of line title the keep fine pitching m the United States and climax, Charley Rot Cute to fistic career his own eiratie hriak fheir losing streak at -with a victory The ros&iN bail expense. 6 to. 2. THEY MEYER fumbled his t'.vo piTVious chnn- - hiladelphiaa THE ' awt like er tn shomerwttlWwoon GOT HlN QvJTA 1928 HAY. to TOS&IN 1927 battle GAME KlDand ANOTHER. ces. in THE BUSHES 'S IT ELMER UVAE THE ODE YOU his way into the championship tlie VllnQ had to co to ON they win. fOUR BASES AND and,10!18 !PTO THE JUST PITCHED Temperamental spotlight BALLS AHD THPEE American League SWAMPS' he been, has YOU'LL DE PITCHING j uncertain thouuh VMILP PITCHES s I the majority ot experts picked HORSE SHOES BACK j AIN'T BAD FOR a half and (0 withnaBame r Sharkey to win The gamblers OPE INPlPG! ON "THE FARM by whipping backed him at odds pruned1 flrst place 1, while Phil to the Icugo, 1 7 5 2 to to flown to tri-thi- ng g extrav-lifhUinghd- Instructions at Stresses i 1 blow-by-blo- w 1 i 100-mt- er SPORT SLANTS m'er-eollegir- Yesterdays Stars 7-- -- Jeftfnes-Fitzslm-mo- ns Pennant i I box-offi- :e j 6-- 2-- ar 9-- 2. 2-- Standing ce S'the , tGOCDHCnvCNS! 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