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Show - LI . , , - . , -- - -- - , ' 1 - NEWS' MONDAY :FEBRUARY - DESERET EVENING 4 . ' ' ,r'' ,0?'''''r', ; r 4 , ,s,.. LIONS . IINI - , ' rilanäger:: to East: For Big; Talent DESERET- - " win bY. Mar gin AM of Only Six . la ,,,,,--Roinne- . " - .,-- - Pr7oess to ..tart ,A.bankroll ........ 14. 1..1,hold Cobb- , - - , Ihington. Mass., Feb. has laid its hand ott John' L. a animal triendm at hie. - 0 , ,.... , . 1 - ..,..,- . .,.. out.. , - .., 6, - , -- . GTi lli dittOt . eb. P. t 07011:3TS. W. ..,, ... Lionn daga, taken, great pride; , 3 5- - . .."' . ' - also-respo- nsibl e. 1 ' at-t- .0ift he died Jaat night- -, - 2- ). 1, ..4A t, ' 4'7,,k4 t ';'. , ti,' .,,.., ".r'''' ' ' - 4,4;4 ''' . ' . . . ternalle - . 0 a. SHOOeTtIN. York;: - . ,: - NATIONAL GAME twirl:101'6 the meeting PALS eailettte I I Disputes to be Adjusted by Commission, Prexies -, - lett - e tathe leaguw-woolatterom4 business 4 for the war, maintaining skeleton organisation. New Pork. Feb. new national The National leeigue will meet' agreement for the tomorrow end the American longue goveragnomt of organteed baeebell recently prosoialcated on Thursday. to all leagues and- 'highs bee beeeme operative throughout the- - country. it , ham been signed by Preeident and Johnson and the major ioal-045- Tenor Oo party of National Aspectstisttef-. s 6 Wailettr-ls--41,-ltterr-- month. Ball- SPORtS - the program- and topped the list with a score of 47 breaks out of a possible O. Sir. Welch won the spoon shoot Her' a hard contest with HeagrenH Welch. tdbk the challenge-Hoy medal shoot veAth very little Opposition. Welch an& Heagren again battled it out in the Cetva cup shoot but the former :edged him out, Point winners on the Liberty bond, L. Ford, A. K. Bain; A. Browning and Itnrney with- ono o int each.- Thule' event Will be decided a the The first shoot for be McConahay trophy. a beautiful cup donated H. hiceonahay. the jewelere for beginners started yesterday, and )toy Ilea-everomped home with the first win. F. C. .1dcFadden and Rabbit RWAI landed itecond and third places, respectively. will-hol- . The club patriotie tentnrment Washington's birthday and Sir :prizes with optional sweepstakes will be on the regular program of 100 treagetm- - A Washington handicap of SS will be on the bin, with four classes competing. and the sweepstakes will be divided int two classes. Vomplets mores; .. . .... .. ..,11x60 Welch ...... 11.It EL IA !LC-- A. .44x60 Anderson Li. E. Ritar , 000000 ChM N. kloodc it), D. Molohas 41x60 40160 Mitchell WiMp Oa I lacher 3,xlge A. R. B&111 leitee . J. L. Taylor 88z60 Dr. J. F. Irvine Stitlie ARrownIng B- - T. 18x60 ...... Barney C. ,44, . , COVERNNINT OF reb.11.The first ni a series or three important baseball meetings in New York this week was held today when the In- -. trnittiontil ',Ague owners met to consider whether to continue the - aboot-wers-S4- , YtRULES FOR ,:, Suspend Business New iinar of the weekly shoot of the Balt! '1..albe tlun 'club yesterday morning aC .the club grounds. He won every 'Vent . G In War, Prediction the Califirenta.--wati- , . - IN BECIIIi111.-:- - t t.A - ! - 6 i, PresideM. Ifiper-leagues, pciety ---- et the rhai Wert Ot revising the fornier agreement was chiefly done by Chair. man herrmann of. the national ,Pilgoiwi ..,orl, Lot 'II. . , wo nom.' 1 mission 1,,,egislative faith' and shoes , of rules which have been uncovered t : .4,4v, ' ct 1 during- - the last ii years or --4.1,.,640 ',0 4Iv4 -- - - 4. 14 ;, f..:to to remedied in this revielen. sought 4 '''9." ,..i 4 '4' hereafter all dieputecipetween t 'fi l',41.I1OktrA '" aad minor league clubs will be major 4s 1 adjust. et by the commission. the miser , 7...,...,Aiit 4, I league IA , president and the screte:7 et the No. 1 ,,,41...: ..., , ! Ilona easectatlea.-Permerly the )Ia -..,s,...,,pTti4' , .:',;,,, ,,,,es"4,3!:4$14:tt ,; tional conunkielost was sole arbiter. The ' period for drafting alarms train 1.4 ' 4 ' ' will be from ikipt. 26 ' ; V9ali4tt .', , limos more weeks Ind Salt minor t to 21. leagues fie days Uttar than formerly. and canoallation cavortbe of aay draft must be r'"" ' Vrtt, 4 lyors will made within 14 hours. JUST to ball Clubs easamt 4::41?1.4,,M:A... the training spring groueds li.t7 ' more hay than eight players-m- it 4,, 1.'..' .1. .', ea 44446 f ,,h. Portorville. Can FauslUe option &t any tinge, V-- ; , including nag ..,.:'1"147111.1' 'to get some real dope from sent out for & scowl Urns. 14111eSir Itching A playar purchased from a tinas AA ' , ; ;;N,,,, it4s, tho actual icons of preparation. Win- leagua , 4., V remain vilb the minor ;.,otr4 tamoball talk will soca be a thing league; may ter until Ms e10041 of the Deimos 4 ' 44r, v , 'z laatisad ..f 7t of 1.! t of the past. , reporting .k , A ' i A,..k 4' Included in the agreement aro inv. iii t, :. road to Hi players' esteem 7n'.'1: 'Vast for privath ?his oral coacessioaa ' 1 4..A4, t'''''. is the miens Manager Wa Itor MoCrodie organisation le Itit by this baseball Ai : .,, ',iti powers so follows: summarised .,, for :,:i..;::;t... 17l" Portland gave Saturday. e 4 leaving Tea das notice in writing must bo '.74 , 0.1, A. 'W. Cowillt 1 21160 mike will remain in Portland only 'i, ?,,...1..t rt. , :ri cN L. Miner 33x60 teaJor h will twoo for a short timo. after which ' 1 leaguo Playar A.111150 tak days- to a clams AA or classad IL Reairrea a run down to Los Argoti to Ito player was aconditionally raleamid. 29e50 get ready for the spring training. Roy "leaven Writtosi notice of conditions of trams.. Ir. C. McFadden .27x110 will not return to Salt Lake tintil April I lor IS ithe ii. Rental: club with hien ter must toha furnished to.anyltrar,,,z.,-' ort , Ril5htt" IDod ,1111ter another club. 20250 to open Salt Lake' rad.season with - Los reloased A plaper- - shall.. declared a fres -- xFooter t, Angeles. mos ia all oadition et a agent Captain Bill ; or a contract. as agreed to by the iPrateaalonal. No One known the trwapping art betPer,' Rubs Ivens Is to be traded to some Uaa, ars not written lute tato sioutract , ter thaA does Charley Hersog . now - ' ether club, seeording to the latest tu- and tits offendiag thigh or its sitatagee,' mid with the Giants. Attest this record: dope. We wouldn't be surprised shall bo fined amounts treat rassiag .. did lots of other thtagn tin to $600. It , York 1908Herzog joined Now coaat. Jack teXPOSIMP IL levitating sasissa- -, during his stay on the and Giants. Traveling Steen. Bill 'Vernon ere end meals ea- route, mast to 'Asp& pitcher, guinn. to Braves by. Giants 7:..Itpi.iti-l-'.'tt41.igti.r:.;- .1 former Seal. aro two baseballers who major 'league players from thair amass with Outfielder Collins for Outfielder to training Amps.. may ha seen On tho Bee roster within Becker. the boat throe weeks. A player who has been In Om Major 19IIarrs4ed by Bravee to Ctiants leagues toe le yomrs cannot ba row for Shortstop Birdwell and Catcher kikitItOWIli down to contests bePeas of the old Union Aseociatioe leased to a Minor league, "Kasai willing to make ouch transfer, Imi7 , ; N "wool only a few teams. the high daye will be grieved to learn of the other Gowdy. major league aluba itave I ft 1 VTradeA by? Giants to Cincin- school hoep races ar now practically death of Carl Druhet. former pitcher on his ervioas. , will Hie on friend. team. Butte the nati with Catcher Hartley for Out- decided. Unless some extraordinary be Interested in the following article Two now actions at the etroutestaaceir &ilia. it looks as though from tbo Portland Journal: cover Um provisions Irma fielder Bescher. which sr. at the present A. (Coll') brunet. one at the aanding of a player to a lower league 1911Traded by Cincinnati to the teams in the front will remain hero fewCarllocal has boon offered to claim AA baseball players who have- before 1i A Giants for Pitcher Mathewson, Out- time until the time of the state tourna- donned mator and slam leagues; tints hasping bine league spangle . gut,- in fielder Roush, Infielder, MeNecbnie ment at Logan tbo first week hi Merck. this highest classification his akin climbed Tuesday night in the Good e and cash. warrant. may an a of as result Samaritan hospitel diA , of bis 19ISTra4ed by Giants to Braves which Acoording to limiest plass. all Steel ropy tiontrant. Ntwiliweet shall the at received licked-M- s injury their league for Infielder Doyle and Pitcher visions should have weeks be conisidered lilt origlaal, must Pm tarshipearde tieveral 23 so that oomparty's fob. before nistiod tho , as completed beat the was Barnes. U. regarded ' Hereafter pliy.r. contents between soctione and divisions sato. whet Mbar istalcr loses twirler ever developed on sertifiss March 1. which ciuthpaw thatnmendmatit t. tho rules may be played before decided Iota. Portland the hi the final date Si by the I. national commission hi Port. was raised and neteenstry,tho born Drubet board igf control. land. getting his start in baseball in shall set a data not later than Mizell 1 LEAGUES ANT of a of for 11 old. any tM rains year years Hollow. He was mooting - Borne difficulties are expected to be 'Goose consisting of tares samsbeen, be began his proleselonal commlito la 114 . of dm major ages' ased inno pekoe earner with the Portland Pacific, Coast from each experienced under the present but it is anticipated that all will be leagu team. He won but one game from Use inii.or Waimea A am.lartlY ball be iseeminary W tufts Pilp WifillATORM BORING out of 11 starts. but the following sea- vote satisfactorily adjusted la tee Mese er repeal a rule. Mee and ebbs ts"' he was one of the leading pilebars VieW each meetings shall be arranged by In the aorthera division. Boxsidee In the Northwestern league, having of Coach Dave won 11 and lost nine games with the the major league presidents who shall I. the strong favorite. has a Areas bunch. iuid liellingbam team. Colly was drafted act. alternately . as chairman al tits THE OF MA WainBeard in successful It cartswing the division by the Cincinnati Nationals and after cammittee. , title. it will moos the fifth eonsoeutive pitching four gamee with the Reds he was traded to St. Louis. He finished time for tam. Delmar Timmy is bola( C , h000rted eter all state tenter by the the leel season with eight victoria& and NAVY-ATHLETInorthernItes. nine defeats. o He hurt his arm In the majors atSti -- - APPOINTMENTS s . won four back to the coast. playing with 'anion drifted tuts leagueono This Would Prevent Gener- twoBoseldor In each the Oakland 0111.16,Wil one 'memo with VI bar Academy and Cache. ARE ANNOUNCED 1911 he pitched for the Butte team of with Davis county and South IS and Wimninf Union the association, al Suspension This Suma ittetbliehed but an losing 11 games. He It appears as if nothing Washington. Feb. league during the L. D. & U. strikeout record for the 11 avalanch, souk'thekeep baAss000 to In charge of athietkis in the naval Officials ubdivision of that season by ' fanning title mer, from stations under the liupervisioni One game. traleing one el 01 Snit Lake 'motion. of the Navy Department commineloa on , ' o has aeCamp Activities. fine want tbo Portland Training t,tt,lboictILItke Tooello In the lecorid nounewl the totowing appointmentit 'aldivision, lateimationai Lake Balt the of the Paciflet,tialot tub erder to pro. tection,ot .leeward Thorper,of New Xork. ais ' Chicago, Feb. Ooo,ch transferred to their town real badly, athletic they have yet to play director of tbe Cape May, N. J.. vent it. general - trudroenitioa of nattier though East are wining to back istatioa, eat Leopards in the ICaet -- COO furthermore Wards and -High Franklin T..driCrookea. of eeitair-mtany ex. "surrither,the-M1-lass This nett real Mani week. with leaguebaseballmoney. this claims up their gymnasium Houston, Tessa. as director Of the taken part. nors have requested the national corn-- the LeSpar4 s. to trim Tooele on from a Pendleton dlopatch: Island beairti station et Philadelphia. tmeobell Director . At a meeting of Pendleton an mission to declare Thorpe is a former Columbia moratoritiwt for grleo territory. offer to decided make 31 was 140 Port ..295I fans It Kallsotek, Douglas university athlete while Director MeDrexel. Nevor-Spli- ts per- of a 11400 certified check am a guar. Cracken ....3635 37 136 the period of the war. John H. Faras has had wide The game which is attractint.school his to McCredie Solway-Adobin .3083 bring 34 123, rell...secretary of the. National Amm- haps the meet interest high Amer-lea- n antes to Judge A. mhletles. an organiser of T. M. C. experinee Winter, to L. team L baaeball C. O&M betw P. eta le week Portland new this . oMallen or Minot' Leaguitik: ant. liarryi circlestopointem nit Excluding the lotaattleg et Treaus. Pendleton for the training season- - lex- directors Fork end Light at have boon by Mr. Tears. W. L. -- Pet Stahlhefery preeldent of the Central les4100 game ef penile of the team- here for four weelta Camp this far. Theyappointed final are: be will the rt 8 conBoston Store .702 league, offer is The 11,110.......11 division. be would in New- seaSon the T. the Alpine of 'William Dr. Tale, the huir request. pit ..17 10 .630' bete port station. Newport, Orphoum House R. Li irrtalt players being Fork holds the lead with tingent upon the It wait the opinion of the minor American ex..... Pt. Douglas .16 11 .591 to And SCILTOPT no defeats play and 811tUrdayll Sundays four taw vietories of Prineeton. Pelham Ray Schramm-Johnso- n .455 league officials that unless the minors, five If hibition games, the guarantors to re- riergin ...156 12 Lehi's four wins and one defeat. the lion, Pelham, N. Y. George V. Brows' lb.-all- ot Nevar-Spli- ts 11.100 In gate reccipta of tie will contest. re1eam4d first it cede. lb. the were frontLehi the Boston. gets temporarily-navy yerd: Merman eparey-Ateh21 .222 to receive all above. If Olcott et - bootee and McCredie below-11.10Great -Kansas uni.iersity, ft nanoial Obligati as Ineurred during. two schools and - another game will be receipts the goaren. takes station, are Dr.Great necessary. The Charles A. Wharton ofLakes,the last two seasons many of them tors will contribute the balance. city ,Lesgue. the University ki. W. Ifieka of to made was to Nor. for be Norfolk week unable would elation. open their rratee in the proposition Pennsylvania. Averages ending Ireh. B. Y. U. 'high bolds th lead agent for the 0.-- be- folk. traveling passenger who Va.. and Walter D. Powell of Total nest summer. &vision, although - closelY Nebo wilt lay it N: railway. R. News statloa. Pi113. a. Avg at Cleveland. teems Newport Them Player and'ream;i rehprinorville. his by Secy.. Farrell Informed the commiL pressedMarch fore the Portland magnate-o5112 se. Ito new appoiatments arst Rockholt,WesterwArms-,14371--17--Spalding', I again. and if SpringThe offer, Other 187 sloe that the minor- leattles were not meet William Rolfe of Banton. &A boning will be neees- turnabooto Portland Friday. Maughn, another Kam) Portland the ville wink upon Is contingent 6673 39 115 Evans. Western Arms inetructor at the First Naval Station. of-to dodge their financial trou- sary to determine the championship In team 24 adopting "Liuckaroes" as- its 1 Boston. Mr. Rolfe Is an agate(' Lima184 trying Scheele, Scott Hardware-44- 22 'motion. a this for asked name. but moratorium 'so ficial at the station. Nader, Scott Hardware 4182 27 131 bles, 3234 12 179 that new capital- - could be interested Alexander riutherlaed. former ..liClyne, Scott Hardware Bevies section; in the MOTIF leads d and An31 178 Young, Union. Alga,' ming instructor of II to operate with Richfield second. the 5310 20 177 in minor league territory. 'Bob Brown Quits dover, am 'swimming instructor at StaBurt, Broadway, clubs the the. .. during Naval 6271 coming First 20 Commonwealth 176 Bock. Boaidings tnanyof Pier, Club In the Saupet section.a th race is Vancouver .3178 18 176 summer. hostoe. Leech, Union Assay tion, slight edge. 6266 30 175 It bee been foundt that more than BO ' Ten minor leagues; mostly the lower close with Mortini.having Walker, Western Arms this station cent of the dackiee "1099 11 175 per Quinn. Broadway' to has practisuspend laid Miliard Ptak. academy Piemonte 1fInra1itei ,4654- - 26 176 etase organisations. had Spokane. Feb. 1After li years of are unable to swim. These men have halt northern in the title and ere classes season the was won been .4632 21 174 'season before the finished. cally Stone, Mineralites organised twit, as a manager In the Northinstruction daily from Mr.- -1- 216 30 174 There are ten other leagues which fin-- . of the eouthern division. In the mouth.- experience' Grier, Mineralites receiving an has Drown Bob weatern the Branch Agleague. .3142 21 173 ern half it looks like Sutherland. Hellen, Union Assay ,......... . flounced hie retirement from the active Girdwood. Mineralites, -.- 4792 21 171 'abed the 'canon, many of thinn Incur- ricultural college. ball Vancouver the of 27 170 ring heavy Wires. Them leagues state work direeting melroy. Scott Hardware-46- 13 . baseball tionfin his 3070 18 170 team, and will Castro, Spalding" that If they are forced to. meet their the MX tta54011 to handling the Smith, - Spa1ding-- 6 .- .- 3682 21 170 financial -- - during obligatfonswillbefore another SpectacularOil buirinesatit-eleKeifer.- spaldinge-Tr-,-461preeident And watch, be unable to starts 'meson they Union 4068' Assity 24 119 the games from the grandstand. Selby, A. C., On Schtlylkil River lagWhen contracts for 4030 14 168 operate this year.the Vancouver the Reedell, Broadway, payment of the 'If. however, ,111111 were mailed this week. Brown anColtinson, Western Arms 4644 27 168 debts last sesiton can be assumed flowIreb BELITTLE:: IIMERICAN :.111.-:.,:..Arms ItBenzine was 11 lie' -3131 Western Phi dickering for a playing 118 Smith, until the end of a: manager to take club. I temporarily pc,stponed charge of the whom into the, ctuylkll river from Gemple, Scott- Itardware1111 '11 181 the ing deofficials league minor war the rub-has to Waa 3117 at 24 No Intimation given 165 Hampshire. .spaidings.4 to par all leakhag tankbeeamothe Philadelphia on they will be able and is chieftain Vaneouver tonight figuring ignited the works Olson. Western Arms .; 2426 16 002 clare that '' ' bills. of the most spectacular for 4he berth. 1 e 163 their, Hummel'. Stott Hardware 45 the minor league cJaissad-ontheir nom.. .In many Amsterdam, rob. For In the history of the city. Brown Letrati hie manegerial exert. 111 fires are peity, Itinerante' there prosthe country 15 IGO ' throughost, a mile the edge of thp rivr floe at Aberdeen and turned out some- slant of thti sinking of the 'pummels, than Doc. Selby, C16 4 willwho are of clubs Ilarbuyers 7 4321 160 pective itblams: flames from the fiery exceptional teams for the (ray 's Berlin newspapers Germania and to operate. but was Davi..., Broadway' .0,0,1 30 151 ing to take a chance Aberdeen fans- - lie came to the Hanes , iiroadways stream at times shouting 60 feet into bor and in went to aseume the ,debts in MO purchased Deutsche 'rages. Zeitung affect surand they do not - 14 -- 16,1 the leo, -the air. Spokane Massey,- - Union- Assay 133 'Cube made last 'mason. VIVI 11 168 the river the Vancouver franchise and haw been prise that the big transport only car-FlSaddler. Union Assay Many The national commission has taken Cross, Scott Hardware , 1884 21 163 the plea of the minors under advise-'meri- t. front and a nismber of motorboats and with the Canuette clone. approximately 2,400 men. Thils. Brown playtel . ehortstnp la this as to (Ahoy small craft were destroyed. The to reports." IS transports Standing ef Teams... dispositioit and has shown a so "eceording not a been has but 190e, less until league logs was. said to 'be- considerably that base- than have arrived In France. they calculate the moratorium. time.--a- l - - - - reruier grant ,stince that etitt 1104 player surely during Pins ball In the minors may Teamcin as utility man that only about 411000 American troops though he has filled E declaring the .21.401-seert Thia. they 10 11 ' thOre. the coming peason.commiesion Western Arms for the Beavers- - While In Spokane now brewith aswill 14- - .413 11 information 5.294 -1the independeut moratorium one agreee club owners Union Assay local the Frown gave 171"onsoseonsistalosaseesuoloot.m ;26.170 - 16 15 subject. ,fian sume the resoonsibVities of the past the at hand on this of the meet promporouti oeason Scott Hardwere IOW 26797 It 73 .6,0 debts of the mincers and will Pefk that Oermania adds to thts the &exertion club ever experienced. He also ngi- I IA for Tired fps. Spalding,' .e the- war oco.vita. gave 14 10 16411 met of the ere titter the all sinking that v rteered the deal- whereby Veen Orogg obligations Sono Eyes Red Riale States a hard blow whirls .333 Is over. ,e ..21.071 10-waa sold to the Cleveland cl ub by the United Broadway, gymenia1,04 Proltd" hesta- convention n toned le no bat"three tit to mat r ft Since the mieor league Plostoess. .. wise la Isvortie Spokane for $4,000.1 In Louisville in Neve nber the clubs 1464 Manchu tot NI, abet tool dr7 uid ammo In the in- - vire" Secy. if War Baker. etaried Brown Last year High ledividual. game. do to do mot What "we P. .,sen eo." it eoncludes. hare been itt a lose to know is minters business In Vancouver and ea. High lndividual... three gimes, baseball epuip Um Immo me Minty. Atir. nevi Atie.aulerk.LAtmor underestimate - the ,Importatt4e2 tie with enstous game. to that stay "IT Timm.' T NT Mr grytt biangetat,: thi . has never been a very to withdraw in favor or a field &merles's aseletertoe. but eft Mall assTeam. APptical Obsess of DI Mali. club owners sus-i tided nee. proposition. 'so theanother his connec- ertheless look tor further gm Omsk I manager. but etill 'retain season Is Stk NNW Ptand I sin'ilegarese Rimidirg" to not able as club the with art tion prtaidetat. , L141' sul dishatrous as last I OaX: ?ligla. three games, CVal",114.11--. , t,t'f'7117-1- , , , f'itie., , the-end- -of by.-W- P'1-'t- ' .4-4- t ;;;,,t,,, n ill-- ... 1 .47,00"..,. - --- d-a ; .1;4 $. bli-J- '' A, . e et ..... , . . 4 : ,;- 10, - - N , , ,r11, ....... frott-athlet- , -- International to - . 1 - - GYM orgentastn this - .,;,-- tt -- tztr.o.)., ' -- "before Fine Trading Material spurt-litst.'we- el -- 1 , winch,,he-tut- d Charlie- Herzog Makes 3- - 1 STAR Takes Nearly Everything in Sight Except Wind, Which Was Absent. - - - - on - - .., t SHOOTER Suitt-va- n' Pct. .625 L. 5 S T - ,1 th here. was buried. Colonel champion Corn. .his favorite horse, dropped dead in hie stall and the next day another Constant companion, a bull dog given him by "Yank'' Sullivan of Syracuse.. N. Y., did. To cornplete the IVA; he rink hefYrs vow . with Ty, Cobb NI , L farm The day after the former - . . Cilli CLUB CONTESTS I . ablourtilthg"Hul: 0 I 625 Tigers University of 3 625 I pram,. Yell. Badgers managed to defeat the 4 4 C0'0101! 500 basketeers rib . 4 4 hoar here Saturday night .500 wet LT. B. five Wild 7 Cats .125 With all the dope in the V to 11 Jsistera. the local favor, L. IV, Pet Diversity ,that real -spirit. and Nationals .. 44 I - ,661 tags dieplayed 'The rune Browtis .. last' ditch. the until frighta 3 ' .500 Cube, .. .. fnehibn bet sailor - .500 a started in lightning Athletics ., of play, the 'end Until slackened. Ilp too pace 4.1131 Glents a few baskets et' the Brat half, onlymaloritv- of the tri the Junior and 'Boys'-class- es the of kid bon caged, the Deseret gym league, the climb of made by free throws.the leering being lead at the the Lions during the week Just past, The Vaiversity took and held it until has been something short of sensation-- I ,19,0 at the game, of minutes play, ten They won only one game during last the ttant in tromped the locals first week and as a consequence aims Bottle for the a foul pitch once were the laughing stock of their baskets, and locals two field one which put the just opponents, but their wonderful comeAt- thie inmade. back has made Other the victors. teams fear them. They captured four of the battle. Wilford BorraneY stip for the visitors, shot. in a sensgames in a row, yard middle of Young's Tigers hroke. even with two ational basket from past tothe end an Itemised 'and two. es did the Badgera.under IllyIput which tie floor, locals-.,' the mond. Tilts leaves the Lion'. e Tigers to the rally started by the of instances snd of the Badgers for first place.. nee peculiar for At the conclusion of the first set of neither forward sone was thatwas a with credited games, each aggregation in the junior Ike '1" team at guard was the class was tied, but the Nationals man't 64 basket. Balls to upon relied be r, aged to tie with the Browne last week only man who could . This field. the from for first 'Alice. counters Islas the sad close the caused was by ono to 0 the University of atellent- guarding .... 11.111111r1111111"11141 Romney. wee. Warner and for the vied-erue Warner at guard I They'reDoing a very .tonsisternt game ; , played 11 IWhat tiroughout, and was In ilfilitary Ccunps batfield at three of the University's 1:::, incline showed is his . pm Clarence Two big athletic fields have been mai good fashion. local B. laid out at either end of Camp Lewis it preliminary game, the ' nose to school managed at American Lake, Wash., and stands Lisr high a 22 to 22 with a seating capacity of from 16.000 trit the Payson hoop team by lead the took to 16,000 persons erected arlin approxibora The raysonites '. -and held it until the mate Coat of $3.000 each. The work rt the first half, of cnew.e, was done under the supervision of play, whena Bunk. isst li minutse started rally locals troWn for the Capt. T. O. Cook. .athletic representain Leal:1114 in three field baskets ball; of the War Department CommisCobuabos tive of by throwing Knights caging the sion On Training Camp Activitiee. The secession. and then for week eading Feb. 7: tool-lass- es Average ettemsee with undo .derixed xpenae. etas,.inet ic and summary. orAlle.. contests ntertainThe line-u- p Pino-.G- . Avg ment given by the men.and Pboyer and Team. octege game follow: 11 141 7049 Ne Discoverers lligon, --, B. Y.C. 6113- - 31,-16-7 ruow Navigators If. ... .... Richards Wood. 7017 46 167 ic .Special course of training for athletimilm Discoverers Lynch. has been instituted in ..Simmone ,.. rt. :794 11 111 the instructors ,Wright. ,Peal Laramie, Pilots 40th Division stationed at Camp . .... .c .... .... Edwards 166 13 "1114 ,Sievenson;... .... Linda Rail. Vista, Cal., by Capt. ' 9 lig 147 Kearny, 1128 Warner Deveresax. Motorola; ' tomneY 5110 41 146 John R. Case. Jr.. athletic representa....e,, rg . ...... ...Clark Owens, Emeralds of the War Department Commistive 1 146 1113 .1 -- Piet basketPnutitine, t ; Wright. I; Owens. Dincoverere 4928 31,111 sion on Training Camp Activities. One Discovvtrers e,vensen, 1; Warner, '2; Ttomney, ,1;, Winters, Discoverirs 6113 46 1:1 lieutenant and one h. Hurley, Bottle, 2: 2,witret, 1139 29 121 officer from each company have been Ed11 out of 17: Navigators (rCarroll, 1267 11 126 detailed to take the ccurees which out-'oIL, 2 .) Navigators Buckley. td,r4A, rout 4 I: Haile, 3 123 include boxing, wrestling and calistheni111 Black. Emeralds 'lett c& Claatiell are held three times ' ' t'laplreEolmtO,ad: of Teonts. Staiding weekly and the offloers in turn in,, L. Pet. struct their men in what they have ',:Tettort. on tho following morning. 14 .424 learned la Navigators.. IS .681 e Emeralds :..ven A ggics Wallop 14 ., la .424 Attendance at boxing at Camp UpY C. Unmercifully Pilots 19 14 N. .424 ... ton. to Y., which offioers Discoverers Taphank, and officers have been been made compuihas assigned League. Telephoto. lob 11The Logan Aggies orr in- an order 'mood by the camp here Saturday night in week 7: for au,e,gmfut Feb. ending Averages to commander. report MAO according toS Iasi:Ina the 14. Y. V. a. to IS defeat. to the War Department Commission Total, rib Ages took the lead in the first P1os.-1,on and Activitiee Tram: by Capt. PlayerTraining Camp Avg IRO Frank Glick, athletic director at the ..1870 4 24st sesre at the close of the first half leglum.- Protectors from 8648 4 the four 180 Officers Brackets camp. 1 Clyne. infantry T. to Pat ..7566 45 .1611 regiments stationed at the tamp have Olen Sumsion played a good game Rummell. Insulators .7525 4S 1671 beerr detailed to receive instruction. for the Aggies and sas the high point Pink ley. Terminals -- - rutn for his team. Lester Jarvis also Thompson. Terrains Is...... 1875 42 16: . 1370 39 163 Wires Enthusiasm for boxing is running played well at guard. Hyer and Hales Steck. TieCross Arms ....7149 44 112 bleb among the soldiers at Camp GorThayne, sr FP His' heroes for the losers. Balk leY, Cedar Poles ....7325 45 162 don, where the NatLeeal Army The lino-u- p troops and summary follows: 9 , 160 from Georgia. Alalmisa and Florida Hathenbreek. Atichors ..14S0 Y. 11 159 are etatoned. accotifbior to the weekly Carlon. Anchors U. A. C. f .7089 45 157 reports made to stye War Department eelleY, Tie Wires Spencer SON 1"thnaa Mesh. Cross Arms ff ....2850 15 156 Oemission ea ?raining Camp Activi, Sumsion Thorpe . 6112 39 111' ties by G. no y er. the commission's Cross Arms ...... Nielson Alberts. 2270 21 116 athletic ingsresentative here. Murray. Kehl. Cedar Poles .. Clyde. Ryer c 48 166 .7441 are Insulators The crazy over the boxing Clayton, Mohr bar' .1g.. Varier: .1471 42 114 game." Mr. Boyer has written the comLoverldge. Anchors Wurity. Janes 44 114 some of the barracks the Wires Tie In missiou. rg.. Jarvis Norstrom. Tie Wires ....Mg 11 111 men have portable boxing platforms Huswaell, Stiefel. ..1417 16 161 which can be easily assembled and Zeintier, Terminals Field basketHal,.a 3, ....TOSS 41 147 boxing and wrestling bouts held on Thorpe 1, Green, Protectors Rye 2, Surnsion 6, Nielsen 4, 23 146 k few minutes' notice. 4810 Spencer There are also Wires Tie Treseder, Mohr I; Jarvis 1. 4 148 ...TOSS Gorden. Insulators several platforms out of doors which FoulsHales, 4 out 6824 47 145 are almost in constant use." ..... I out of 1: Suntsion. 3 of 4; Fuhrimart. Case. Cedar Poles out of 48 145 6; Spenc1565 Irvine. Brackets Director Boyer has had the outdoor er, lout of 1. 10 144 basketball courtu at the camp otrung Linden. Brackets t R ....MI efereeItichardeon. 21 144 ..1164 Protectors electric lights and the soldiers with Kinney, .. ....2749 - 26 144 are nom playing' by night. Ho also Kiln.. Protectors 11 243 is a popuLange. Brackets ..lan.1;1 "1151 11 141 has found that JOSS Winchester. Cross lar pastime amongthe mem- iind that .. """"12.-2- 4 for camp adaptable lluxiiLLAIIIJ413Anni ti--- t4 - P'''147..gml"4 of the s Cedar Pelee ... MO 141 reereational purposes Shrybr. I 116 large number of men who can partici4919 . Cayes.. Insulators .. 42 114 6634 pate. In contests held here in the lasw're - r .. ..4 , IL 41100, . ant- Spekker"111". be inclined to hold out for a little 7 much money in which case too Lasick wili resort to strategy andelse. The rotund somebody , buy Vernon manager announced last the before leaving for just be night that return east' proposed to infieldwith two outfielders, two of pitchers .6.nd one ers, a couple 1 that isn't an order to catcher. -- - make any owner shudder, we'll quit bars. right ....t.'ibicago will be th favored spat Easick will light with jn.'hieh the jingle of weeterii gold, la bid pants pockets. From Chicago - he will proceed. via Cincinnati,- to New York, where he will a.ttend the mooting of taus National league Re will probably be magnates. Irene a couple of weeks &alkali'ssibly a little longer. losicit and Dartnotly &seen deter.. mined to provide themselves- With ball- club for the a miming seasdn if the war leaves .round. enough good players to gowanto a new Vernon manager - The to keep the couple of old heads and atwill team on the ground tempt te buy own, of the beet for Rah the east, playersof liam and Tawmt he ' Friefids. nV1110.b - HIP Three Teams Tied For First; Nation- als and Browns I "Even i n Juniors. . oinf athllotahveobwasadebliinitietnallioneat points;Varner and,,. atare . , ,, - I Los Angeles. Feb. 10.Leaving Tom Darmody writhing in pain with- - a severely lacerated pOcket- book. Manager Bill Eseick of the Vernon Tigers has gone east with -- tI' lq 'rouai CONTESTS; ; s , , CIM I , Suljivan's Anim111;NIELCIHS i , . -- T. . 1. . - F ow STIPIIISE IN 01V-ComesTig- 11 - . 0 ,,. J.0t-':SOPRISE':':-,11- . 4 i ' I...Po. ,....., 111M1.1S.'.0V'tt..1 1918 - ,,,.mamilb - ' . 11 ' - saseball wREsTuNG , ' ,. - ' BOVIJINd . ' - . 7 A - e. , , -- - . - Fmtiot--itud,- se. ' 1.4.q-u- ' - 1 4 ........ izroillimn Pinnrrr- ' la . , .. . Clinton. Cedar Poles Dressier, Cross Arms Idayoock. Insufatore .. ' L.-P- in the Knights or Saturday tall. 71 111)1?c "Hard "lime et won by A. O. Garrett, sitio . L,...wa E,e,evlettaaCC.In lode. William ,.. was Th score re 81. A ; tO each fancy cue W&3 "rl.i of the winners as a Nte, donated by each of the lodges. ?Miss I" "" . Protectors '... '..;:78 ,,, Cedar Poles Anchors .. . Cross Arms .... .... .. Terminals --, .. . .... ........1411 . - AL,20 .. ... .......19 -- 10 - 113 111 38 14 18 16 6006 4724 ,1574 .1919 Mark Raeda 17 , , of Sturettaig &t TWILIEL tit." art Lowe of Lincoln Lodge 'won 100 w. Team. Caleetb0..myrtia ts 41.1n the 18 final of the biMs.rd and Etrlackta ; ''' to, cke t billiard . ..... . tournaznent Which came Inielrulatiornien.. 21 . ..27 close hi k-- MI 12$ e ' "8 .642 24 16 15 14 600 .451 .444 .42 IS ..416 COMINIPTetail , -- ' n. 12 dates um.-w' 4 ,..-7-.--- Ilit .. Not Get Careless , lug. A few botbien of S. S, great vegetable blood met)icine, will revitalize your blood end give You new strength and a healthy, vigorous ht:ed to pay' particular Everyone needs it jtbst now that your blood supply viteritY to in perfect condithe keep sluggish, or that there is tion. Go to system I, your drug atom and get in its strong and vital 41:I y, ttac,elittb16, a and if you need anY bottle medical Aavice, you can obtain it your blood purified, mom- - easily- - wardr off without coat 13, swnling ixt Media is ever present, waiting Director, Swift Specie Co" 25 Swift wherever there is au open- - Laboratory. Attsitta Cs. - volo4...m...mt ' t: rwrwar......j . - , - Purities Invite Disease . t 4 , li ' . , - Lehi-Friday. - -- se ' -- 0 .. Fire' 7-170 CfMittil:-It.tlIIST.:.NOT-:-:;'t:H--:.....'- :.-- k 110u-fle- : - ot )11.--- I1 .41.11-11-1- Union-Asay:331- --11- - , ' ' ' , .Pet, w-15- 3 - ONO - ' - - -- igh 11-- . ' ter "Jur --- - 1 , ed to-da- -,- - PEED bee-atla- - With Your Blood Supply the S. I ' es League. Averages for week ending Feb. 7; . Total 4- .and Team. Pins. G. Avg Player 0 e 564 -RABBIT 1114 Banaugh. Sparey-MtbsHUNT:1'0-' :1801 11 181 Fort Scheele. Douglas ' 3186 II 177 Boston Store Hellen, BE STAGED SOON Taylor, Boston Store .. 4151 14 173 21 169 Orphoum H 1540 Gylienswan, -----2430 16 162 Bourne. Schramm-Johiptrotees of the 9 Schramm-John-14169 shooting art 'will Einhouse, 1908 12 159 innings on .,,1Ineir 1,71111. 'hen a rabbit February .17th Brown. Fort Douglas has been Boblin c Boston Store .1 4297 179 159 eTert Henry Plant hunt 151 MS of 45 Bates, Boston Store tse of Salt Lake, Vernal. 11107 14 158 has wired Oherke Scbramm-Joh- n u..nr.stern Arms 18 2832 157 company to gather Poulton, Orpheum House fa teslhose . 17 , Ins Ghisoni, Never,Splits k.eIr hge Johnston of the Western Olson, Scbramm-Johnso- n 1786 24 156 3718 24 155 I, is , the" already made arrangements Erickson, Schramm-Joh- n 461 He announces Evans. Boeton Store It 751 Tb, Iiiii roundJestivity. 461 ts Never-Splifare will be Williams, mic be trip IN all the expense 13.25, . 1,4rr,i. Fort to be Custer. Douglas inaemeett Ise tbe rancheril of Tobin, Fort noun ..a5 ,' 41602 362 ;v114'14 ' chore' tr"rnidge to- - furnish $ 24 152 free of Holley, Sparey-Meh- et 188821 14 145; lArle wagons, wickets.. meals and Knight, Orpheum House g 12 1787 H. v ,4 17 147 have s Never-Splitbeen Mill made for Valhal. &tooter.. so only those Interested are Ferguson, OrPhedm H. ''8"8 21 14s ritieve td 142 2997 in e get kiloton touch with 'Mr. Lynch, Sparey-Mehs.0 3411 , 21 while "the 24 142 getting is good." Miller, Sparey-Mebs- e , DO ft - , -- s ti i , MN tug-of-w- ar Mg7t21:.!? 0 1 ' ISIO--Trad- ed 1 . - - , . L IM JP pp I --- ' , . . - |