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Show SPEND YOUR MONEY IN BEAUTIFUL VOLUME LIIL highest priced net largest and CIRCULATION THE '.JOURNAL CACHE VALLEYj . t r- HMItfi SECOND SECTION. PAID NUMBER 146. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1930. STRIBLING KNOCKS OUT OTTO VON PORAT MAX SMELIIIG TO MEET JACK SHARKY AGAIN IN JJefore He Steps Held SEPTEMBER Ring Again, the With' discussion,-othe.ing and hurdling are excellent various pit events Coach Dick exercises for high jumpers and Romney of Utah Aggies prac- a hen not Jumping the athlete By Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr., tically finished his work in can work out at those events Associated Press Sports Writer. track One of the most difficult and field coaching, the Recent trades among th final course on the program for things for a broad Jumper Is to clubs of the American league the fourth annual coaching properly establish his take-o- ff seem to have been a series of school at and consequently Coach RomInstitution the Logan wise moves on the part of the coaches the ney went into considerable deFriday attending Various involved. were examinedon the details tail regarding take-off- s. managers The Every team that acquired- new of various things that they have broad jumped should have a material in these deals is giv- gone over during the week and couple of check marks to ing an appearance of new life several of them had atempted tablish and he and the pennant race, already to demonstrate remember that his proper form for should too close for the comfort of stride in competition will pro- the leaders, bids fair to be- specific events. bably be somewhat longer than first was The the high jump come closer. m practice. The jumjM should to attention receive subject The, St. Louis Browns, whose Thursday. Coach Romney talk also take weather conditions, batting average has been down track Into wind, and so far It was almost out of ed about all three forms that consideration muddy on days of comIn general use In are high . sight, certainly have benefited schools and his stride will colleges. The scis-o- petition because by the acquisition of Goose vary under these conditions. Is used form by frequently , Goslln. The Goose, who was School students, but Coach Very frequently, good jumpers doing practically nothing for high simply becaus-Indicates that while fail to qualify Romney Washington, has cut loose with the form was a of poor take-of- f. easy very qne his bat, hitting three home Coach Romney outlined the low heights it runs since he joined the to employ for for the heights plain and the hitch kick types. Browns, two in the past two was not effective necessary In the usual high He suggested that very fredays. Yesterday's homer aided school and college competition. quently Jumpers should pracconsiderably in the Browns The western form was develop- tice for height alone. Six jumps 3 the Boston' victory over ed In the Big Ten conference three times a week Is sufficient Red Sox.' and still is in general use there. work for broad Jumper because Washington's - new . acquis- form developed the event is extremely .1 enu-ou- s tions didnt get much chance The eastern on the take-o- ff foot. Hurdleastern institutions and to hit yesterday as the Sena- among ing and sprinting are good extors were locked in a pitching Is probably used more generally the country now ercises, in fact most broad duel with the Chicago White throughout other form. Accord- Jumpers of note are extremely than any Sox, but Art Shires and Helnie to either fast men. Myles Bowen state Coach Romney ing Manush already hate started hts record holder, was by far the used be in form and may With Ted Lyons on clouting. Is no great dif- fastest man in the Aggie ranks there opinion the mound, the Sox nosed out ference between the two from for fifty to seventy-fiv- e yards. a 2 to 1 triumph. coach. of the the The pole vault proved to be George Wuesthng, formerly ..Thestandpoint high Jumper should have one of the most interesting of Detroit, did his best to keep muscles when making events discussed In the course the New York Yankees from relaxed effort. He should frequent- It is really an acrobatic event losing to his former mates his Jump with a low bar for with running and jumping after he replqced Lyn' Lary, ly men thrown in. The directing coach who went out in the third Inn- form and experienced o should' three out" that records had jump only pointed""" ing with a broken thumb, but four times a week. Once a Improved more rapidly in rehis first and second hits of to is week try cent years in. the pole vault frequent enough the season were not enough to to Coach than in almost any other event. beat the Tiger clouting. De- for height according men can get a He suggested that this was due troit started by scoring five Romney.. New runs In the first Inning and little more work than this(Continued on Page Two) won the game by an 11 to 6 without hurting them. Sprintf - Worlds Champion Wants Release, from Manager and a New Radio Anouncer. New rs 4-- - -- Max Schmeling . Yale Triumphs . In Rowing Contest count The Philadelphia Athletics took advantage ,of the lapses byftwo of- - their leading rivals and made their place at the By Alan Gould head of -- the.. American , league Associated Press' Sports Editor somewhat safer by destanding New London, Conn., ' June 21 feating a, third, "the Cleveland Harvard - has- - broken .up (JP) With a .characteristic ex- Indians, 8 to 0, increasing their football wining streak hibition-of dazzling speed and margin of leadership over new Yales with two rousing victories In unbeatable power, Yale has York and .Washington to 2 a row, but on the' picturesque I closed another- - A . triumphant games- course of the Thajnes varsity rowing campaign op .While the- - gap between first rowing the intercollegiate,' seas the1 ahdf second places ip the junior river1, scene Of the annual Ye fifth unbeaten season for the circuit was Widening, Brooklyn gatti between these ancient blue in eight years of coaching and Chicago, first and second rivals, It Is another story. Or , up ito this year, at by Edward O. Leader, whose in the - National ' league, were i Scores BrookweU teAst.!; as middle closer initial Just together. may drawing : t-stand for oarsmanship, or om- lyns Robins gave sway a close iCrlmson blades have flashed nipotence, so far as Harvard encounter .to; the Cincinnati ahead of the Blue only twice The Press. in the past; ten years. and the crew world Is concern- Reds, 2to 1, while By and were slugging out a 7 to 3 vic- Cantabs wop In 920 ed. AMERICAN Harvard, with a fine show tory over the Boston Braves to again. After six bitter years 2 in' 1927,' the only defeat the of ability,- - swept to victory In place themselves only 1 Detroit 11, New York 6. the two preliminary races of games behind. Wally Berger's Blue has mlet at New London St. Louis 4, Boston 3. the two four baggeik only served n the four-mi- le varsity race Cleveland 0. Philadelphia 8. the annual regatta on National inder the coaching regime of for to give him the Thames river yesterday 1. 2, ; Washington Chicago Ed tatclturn freshman and Junior - varsity league lead with a total of 20. quare-Jawe' crews, only to absorb a deciNATIONAL Pittsburgh kept the New .leader. sive defeat in the evening York Giants from gaining The answer is a New York 4, Pittsburgh 8. A one of the finest of Ed ground by staging a sixth inn- word spelling 'system.'' from, Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati 2. Leaders great collection of var- ing uprising that netted six great conditioner, Leader has 7. to 8 4, runs and an. Boston 3, Chicago victory. established methods winning sity boatloads. for For the third- straight year The St Louis Cardinals batted and an effective stroke Philadelphia 5, St Louis 7. has Harvard and for the ninth time In ten and bickered their way- to a Yale while PACIFIC COAST overPhlla switched head coaches with a its old 7 to 5 victory years, Yale outrowed four-mirival in the classic .delphla. rapidity equalled only by the Portland 1, Oakland 2.. the St.' Louis Cardinals way Los Angeles 7, San Francisco pull downstream. Constance Hanf, 13 years old. shift managers. 'The difference Yale led virtually all the way to win by five and a half) Is the junior national free style is that Harvard has had less Missions 5, Hollywood 19. champion at 50 yards, success than the Cardinals. lengths. Seattle 1, Sacramcnto3. Frank Muller, Bert Haines, Ed Stevens, Ed Brown and now furnby Dick Dorgan Charteya . Whiteside of have COLONEL GILFEATHER ished variety is Instruction in to Crimson the eighth-yeaperiod in which the Ells have been: taking their from instruction exclusively I the If astute Mr. Leader. -- - . -- 1- -? -- Vi;;, -- Yesterdays -- the-Cub- 1-- d, six-lett- er le V V' sweep-swinge- i Los Angeles Gasses At Agricultural College Be Wise Moves in York, June 21 (AP) Apparently not satisfied with his questionable worlds heavyMax title. weight boxing Schmeling ha? agreed to meet Jack Sharkey in a returns bout at the Yankee stadium) lu September under certain pro-V visions. Before he steps into the ring again against the man who gave him the championship on g foul in the fourth found, Schmeling says he must have from an outright release Arthur Buelow, German manager whom he disposed over a year ago but whose, contract does not expire until October. The German heavyweight also says he will have no part of Graham McNamee as- a radio announcer on the grounds that the National Broadcasting was announcer Companys made partial to Sharkey and errors in their June 12 bout at the stadium,. As the Garden has already the agreed to take care of Buelow settlement as well as finding a suitable broadcaster, there appears no reason why the heavyweight title w ill not be at stake once more. The proclamation of Schmel- Joe coming ing, through Jacobs, his manager of choice, fqllows close .upon .the ...New CommisYork State Athletic sion'! advice : that Schmeling another, bout five Sharkey the end of the summer. The state commission ed' the .German as champion at its meeting Tuesday.; Sharkey has already informed the commission that he is willing to meet Maxie again bn almost bny terms. Most Successful Track School Yet Major League Trades Prove To AGREES swal-o- w p artisans would readily the sorrowof a setback on the Thames if they had any positive assurance In advance that Albie Booth would outsmart Barry Wood and lead the Blue to triumph on the gridiron at New Haven next Fall, Before there ' Is the chance of; fulfillment for Dr,' F. C. (Pnog) Allen's prediction that In a few years will basketballj be playedon courts twice the size of present surfaces. It will be necessary tor a flock of new small towns to build opera houses, where the cage to sport has been playing packed galleries for lo, these Ask the man many winters. who has been singed by contact with one of the coal stoves that constituted a menace to sideline scrimmages! - - Downs San and reporting any ar i . 37 32 33 32 25 25 .627 .593 .589 .561 .439 ,431 .396 .357 Philadelphia New York Washington Cleveland . ,. ., St Louis ... Detroit 21 Chicago A 20 Boston PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Klein, For Los Angeles Los Angeles, June' 21 (P) Night baseball will be tried In Los Angeles. William Wrigley, Jr., owner or the Los Angeles club, yesterday telegraphed his representatives' here, you can't stop progress and I believe a night baseball games are step forward in the national pastime, so let there be light , at Wrigley Field. The lighting equipment proJuly 8 bably. will be ready when j Seattle and Los Angeles : clash.; . of Bill Lane, the yner also kollywood Club? which uses Wrigley Field, said he fav ored jthe sgarhee provided they outdriw&those played 'Here In I ' Cuyler.-Cub- s, 20. , r. , - hits and striking out eight , by Oscar Hitt OLD MAN MORTONS SON, ELMER SOMEBODY oh- - OH ti eime- kWHEN YOU SHUT OUT CHARLOTTE TO ftAN. AND PITCHED A NO-Hrr WA there game, A SCOUT YANKEE THE STAND- S- BOY1. YOU'RE BOLD TO .HEW YORK -- AMO YOU RE TO I' STRIKE ME DUMB A GUY THAT WEARS -Ar collar, twice THE SUE OP HIS HAT. AND GOES TO THE MATOUS .IN ONE MONTH lvjas the bleachers - J IT TOOK- - )v BRAINS TO MAKE A ELMER ball-PLATE- R, WOULD 10. CRlMlNY1. MAC. YOU N'T MEAN t say &i o If. Cuyler, Cubs, 90. 22. Rice, Sena- & x V 'J rQrIVE i tAY REGARDS TO IROAUWAY.tmeXl 7 AND FROM j t 20 A. awm stay CENTRAL. PARK --THERE'S TOO MANY 'SQUIRRELS! CrJ nti 4 t STILL BE! JlMVNY A f; JM IF AT OrtCJE I. L I chasm' puls EVEN N THIS LEAGUE FOR. NINE YEARS; AND THE NEAREST I EVER COM TOTUE BIG' UEAGUES, IM Phillies, Doubles Gehringer McManus, Tigers. 20. Combs, Yankees, 9. Triples Home runs Ruth, Yankees, Stolen bases tors, 12. .4 Porats head struck the Von rounders, AthCochrane, Batting letics, .404 Runs Ruth, Yankees, 71. Runs batted in Gehrig, Yankees, 70. Slits Hodapp, Indians, and Senators, V- - d, . AMERICAN Rice, fifty PLAYING Berger, Braves, Stolen bases and seconds after they crawled Into the ring at the Chicago stadium last night, Von Porat, the paralyzer, was stretched on the floor, by the same left hand that caused Stribling to ask postponement of the battle. The from Macon, Ga fighting in a fashion that amazed a throng of around 21,000 persons, carried Von Porat off- - his feet from the start. None of the holding and mauling that has chacterized previous Stribling engagements, were on displav. came out using everyStribling thing and it was a thoroughly Von bewildered Porat who launched a right -- swing at Striblings jawand ran Into a left hook that dropped him like a brick. canvas with a thud, and what the blow to his chin might have failed to - accomplish, was finished when his head struck the floor. Stribling was all over Otto from the start. ,His left chunked Into Von Porats face with keen precision and a rousing right hand under . the Norwegians, .heart, taust have given him an idea of what1 wa3 coming later. -Stribling not only battered Von porat out, cl the heavyweight picture, but leaped Into He might the center of it. have eliminated Von Porat by pounding out a decision In the well known Stribling fashion. Instead, he was the killer a laughing killer. ke.City, June 21 (AP) pleasant-facewas Impreshe did Everything from the long plunge sive. ended - the wrestling Unofficial, figures on the box match between Ira Dern, Salt Office angle indicated the fight Lake City heavyweight, arid atHans Bauer 217 pounder dts had created a new indoor for record tendance boxing. Chicago, here last night, Bauer Around 21,000 spectators paid being unable to continue. Dern $80,000 to watch the also was Injured but one of more thanexhibition of what Bauers hands was rendered stunning he "Vera Stribling can do when Referee helpless and wishes. McCullough awarded Dern he The end came so abruptly match on the merits of the that the crowd stood speechfirst fall which Dern won In less. Stribling ran out of his 12. minutes with a body press corner, assisted Von Porat after partially knocking out far a to his stool, then laughed his opponent. few words into a radio microThe dive from the ring dame phone. Then he ran to Pa five minutes after the return (Continued on Page Twn to the mat. 7-- 3. Runs English, Cubs, 60. Runs Klein, batted In Phillies, 70. , Hits Klein. Phillies, 89. Doubles Frisch, Cardinals, - ?: Night Baseball By The Associated Press Walter Braves Berger. aTook National league horn run leadership with nineteen and twentieth homers but Braves lost to Cubs, ' Klki and .Woody Cuylef Hit home runs English, Cubs for second consecutive day. Sam Gray, Browns Held tod Sox to five hits as Browns won 4 to 3- .George Earnshaw, , Athletics Handed Cleveland its first shutout- of year, giving five , 21. Triples-- heavy- , .416. Home runs 1 Young Stribling, Boxer Yesterdays Stars NATIONAL Batting Norways minutes Two Hoylake, Eng, June 21 fP) This Is one time when there seems .very little to. say about quite a considerable event, but I can tell you what Bobby Jones had to say while he was for the Jury consisting waiting of Leo Diegel and Mac Donald Smith to finish their final round In the British open golf championship yesterday. Its my last shot at the British open, said. Bobby This tournament has taken more out of me than any other I ever played. In. Its quite too thick for me. . By The Associated Press. (Including games of June 20) Won Lost Pet. Porat, weight contribution, today was out - of the championship scheme propelled there by the left fist of William L. Stribling of Georgia. By O. B. Keeler REPORT AMERICAN r Von At British Open Major League Leaders Standing v. ' By William Weeks, Associated Press Sports Writer. Chicago, June. 21 (ART The angular figure of 'Otto -- 4 Major League Vi 21,000 Amazed Fighting Fashio of Southerner Yon Porat was Carried of his feet, From the Start. Bobbys Last Shot t-, . Throng atOf two-bagg- I PICTURE HEAVYWEIGHT San Francisco, June 21 (PI With a dramatic finish, Los Angeles Broke yp a pitchers duel yesterday and scored a novelty In Its current series by wins, recording two straight downing San Francisco, 7 to 4. Catcher Warren slammed a home run with bases fyll 'in the eighth, and the three run rally of the Seals in the ninth was futile. Sacramento two stayed games ahead of the second Seatplace Angels tle, 3 to 1, as Ed Bryan set the Indians down In rapid fire order, last night. ' Mission hopes slid another notch as Hoiywood took its third game of the series, 19 to 5. scoring 11 runs in the eighth. Howard Craghead pitched bang-u- p ball to tfHiPstbe measure of Walter Mails, Oakland, defeating Portland, 2 to 1. Two double killings by the Ducks and by Lombardi and one by the Oaks aided, and Fenton In the sixth won the contest. circum- to force stances calculated Army into capitulating on the Impasse over the- three-yeThe varsity eliglbjjtty- rule. major general s 'report is at least nautical In fhe respect that alls well along the soldiers the Hudson, ffiJth flrmlyentjpnched on the ram- further Meanwhile, Red Cagle, the do. as they say, until sports-experhas newspaper affidavits are filed.- - been trying to toss words as on long as some of his forward It is almost safe to say, Yales passes. the other hand that , PUTS GEORGIA BOXER III Francisco Twice as Athletics won, 8 to 0. Won Larry Benson,' Reds first game as.membcr of Reds, defeating Brooklyn, 2 to 1. . From the Navjfs point' of Pie Pirates view, an admiral and not a Doubled Traynor, with bases loaded to major general, should be as- lead Pirates to 8 to 4 triumph' signed to the job of Investi- over Giants. West Point athletics gating parts. that- isn't sufficent explanation it will for Yales success, . FIRST ROUND VICTORY Yi9 A j v |