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Show --Mia 1 f THE DESERET TUESDAY .APRIL NEWR 20 1923 S NEW SALT LAKE BEES MAKE READY FOR TREK TO BQMVILLE , - . . W-- American Athletes To Invade European Shores Only Two Utah Juncy To Sign Up lads 1 aw league baseball ..clubs parallel tboae of Sunday and Monday, the bora who follow tha .doing of tha local toaaare will probably obey Inter-Mounta- in -- that Impulse and strike for more pads and bigger " calls aim ply They wont put- up with the old accommodations never which did seem quite t adequate take ears ef the enter newest prlae la organ ixed baseball. week It ext ' n J i L If Aggies Who Will Attend Drake Relay Carnival pew amoclallon. Bain Reigns. Tha situation today was gome abnormal with rain halting what all the training camp activities In the three Utah towns and putting tha damper on tha spirits of tha boys who are making preparations up In Idaho. The Bees at Bonne-vllPark that is tha advance tha new Bait Lk club. guard ofout tor a few mlnutee In Worked the rain and than Assistant Mantha ager Bert Whaling, dismissed There were no class for races. not and tehower accommodations enough players on hand to do Snaeb Whaling also called off to days practice on account of the storm and announced that there would be nothing more to do until the arrival of Billy Orr and his Coast guards on Wednesday. Periods training will be under way then. Whaling- - assured the fane yesterday that the players Orr la p shape bringing op era all In already, having been in Coast season. all most league camp Joary to high. Frank Juney, veteran Portland and San Francisco pitcher, on various Coast league clubs has decided to resume the business of base balling and will report St Bonneville park within a few days, according to an announcement made yesterday by Oinrge O. Relf. president of the Salt Bake club. Juney is attending to some business uat tera at Santa Monica and will head straight for BeeviUe when he has finished bis work. This gives the Bees an experienced ana skillful iwtrler who should ha able to help tho yotmg hurlera Immensely. The acquisition of Juney makes up for the lose of Leo Heffner, right hander who was tent to Twin Falla Instead ef Salt Lake hr tha Sacramento dub. The Been thought they had Heffner signed but something slippad. Transportation has been wired to Texarca na for Franx le -- i ' tip-to- Cacfca confidence. jroo mi fwnj, along baity and coast. Tha new Lhgan pilot Indicated In a telegram a eouple of days ago that he would be here with th players already signed Bn April 29. Late tonight nothing had been heard from WoHer and John Coburn. business manager of th club does not expect him to show op until Wednesday. From reports to Coburn It to apparent that th former Angel afar has boen going night and day In finishing up hla coaching duties at Stanford and to signing players for tha Collegian or whatever they will be called. Tomorrow manager or no manager, th local tossera will work oat on Crimson field, that 1 if th weather permits. In case Wolter doesnt arrive tomorrow which seems unlikely. John Coburn will have 'charge of the The enthutaam among th local talent to running high and undoubtedly a few of them will be on th club roster. Norm Nelson, Louie Falck, "Stubby" Peterson. Cy Hula. Stockdale and several others are and among the likely prospects most of them wilt be on tho field tomorrow. Manager Coburn hag let the contracts for the moving of some of bleacher sad the building others. Th contract has also been let for the dugouta, fence painting, For--Indo- - ZAMLOCH BRINGS FIVE BALLPLAYERS or t MWBMaMMaaaaiwaasaam-mMmM- -a klghr hustling Brown Didnt Look So Good Against White Sox Brilliant Fielding Feature In Both Loop. Spoils ' B LAWRENCE PERRT, BT JOHN B. FOSTER. Blankenship and Lyons coma Special leased wire to Th Deseret ifalong as they promlee to da New . wire leased Deseret to tha of both ..Pilchers (Special thus far TOKK. Make, April April X9 cannot complain ofleagues News.! the quality of NEW So great baa betha infielding. Stanley Harrle of EW FORK, April 19 Copyright. th Senators leads them all with come the Interest of etudes ta alumThe St. Louis eleven chences accepted at second ni and eltlsens generally in indoor bae la one game against Philadeltrack and basketball to tbs middle according j National perched proudly today phia. It I evident that th Athletics, west, that major plana aloa ar of th heap, thus early haven fteinauld eiuhritiW(Ji.jat tha top t quite added tbson punch that qualified to meet th demand, 1 Jg'LflS1 ! have proved that they have a leglt-da- c work-ofor bi of this they must have to for tha team within a Sriar lmAt right t sign thalr baseball Washington crowd get Its endurwith lop j correapondence: tWii.o "Please give ua bingalsmmed pitchers. The champions must at a vital moment to be nfilder 'your respectful attention. end msmh2raf.f1-M- k' and that mean by batters u th nd f licked way who can crack out a pinch hit iwf w recruit for no longer than th against Johnson. Coveleakio of Rue. the Twin PaTieiilm the season, The ther, to eay nothing of pitcher leee Mr. way of any other aeaaon. Cardinals may be tossed here and conaptcuouo, if jo Bush caa he theca ea the whits caps of a called such a one. JFalp, left hand pitoher recently pennant race,eurUng but they never will edSand of the Phillies twice accepthr th Chicago Whh Sox be submerged until tan ahaneee at sheet against Bo, h ha over a has been ducked, too.the pther chap to a. Harr. of Washington has a real find in this aiumblsd who southpaw oV'the'phnhea eiicmssn in ua If the Cards hold their physical eoram to the local club well recoin plftS. sea t from tncBdcd. i-strength they will be a rod in i,7.V'.10Vrh;h?,.,f ' pickle for every National league burgh. Seen of Chicago has Bonw Boys Try Out. Ti' b?rd of I team right down o th finish. They riiarnctanFalitf 2ork2ll''th!t"1T!' of the Uni-tWhile the Orr contingent Is be-i- have shown that ha a committee appointed ODnins acrlea ItPaho'bow ii Teraity they can handle lo work out new field for the plane muiurtd for tho fray, local the Pirates lit an sarly season series wellthe layers trajaed to get into house and to receive celebrities will haws thalr Inulng and suggestions tha raca baaaball and how went fit cannot it say they th Pittsburgh (ar which to financing building, to war convince trying when tha batUa atartad. Whahng that ta 8L Louts in condition. Nor thay all rata place on th first did tha Pirate poor BaCtar Tka Year. warnwithout go nine. Some of them may V that, or tan can hP Ko player, manager which would pleas the clientele ing. for tbaro worn some the flaldtng la ae oven ventured to wager Fred complainaa when la a bit better Vandal Nine that. exceedingly. Among th lumlnar-le- g who It aapert It . who Impressed the rrltlc yes- Clarke that he would leave St. than the good work o t Xtil, which la topknot tingling waa rnuoh abora tha standard that terday war "Pin-- ' Nyberg. who Lotga with Victor Over waa ganeraliy eradited ta It. Comaga had a trial with tha Bess whan where ha had worn hla scalp and even so it was. . . Tha first serlaa gars a fair ltna UNIVERSITT OF IDAHO. MOSDuffy Lewis was manager; on tho balance in league major . a shortstop recommended to Chicago Leads American. base ban, not forfeiting, of eouree. COW,. Idaho, April 29. Aa sigh th Vernon club last year by th tuat there may be a complete reThe Chicago Whit Bo slipped versal rally, nettlag flva runs, gav writer and other local anthuaiaeta caee of injuries. Washef Idaho Vandal through their aeries against th ington inhaUa a asserted Itself but tha th, Uaivarmty Paige, a tall patcher who was with St. Louis Browns without losing and Athletlca are baseball nine a T to 2 victory over powerful. Tha Tanka tho Salt Lake Jewelers; Fickle, a lead the American af- are biffera The hers Monday today etrate-gistGonsaga Giants are university league local inflelder and Roberta a catch- ter a bit lighter at tha bat than afternoon, in the opening game of tbeir first two games er Dora th Copper league. These withdividing tha season. some Idaho think. regular took the Cleveland. Only three game Th Brooklyn are pitchers. Tha lead In the fourth, getting on rue youngsters hoe to give Orr g Coast were played against th Browns, Phile and thb Braves are fighters Oonaaga thee brought two across selelont a run for their money th result might have been of Tha Rada are th Plat on two Idaho error asd tha same and from all appearances thay will but same In because the too much for plana the four, Cubs but are toe one hit in the flftk. tha do that very thing Th lineup foresuek-Tha tha which light with Rft e?K0r: most in On's mind at present, U Brown have weaknesses 7 White Sox and Detroit are ,,,, R.H. have not bean corrected. ft ft something Ilk this: ft dangerous and Cleveland is the up- -- Ctonaags ...... in all three games Scott played Idahet Erickson and setter of home eomforts. The Pnr- - Batteries Pitcher R. Gardner. A1 Tally. and between the BolUvan. Browns, of chamhave atea tha their against task, Oonaaga: and Fran Walp, Frank Juney. Collins and Scott there wag no pionshlp life to keep up la the Luca. Umpire Kina Flaherty Catcher Ren Whaling. Matt gap The spring, although they may come of immediate urgency. Offer. Texas later, and th St. Louis Cardchances accepted by this pair wars harder First baseman Dan Crowley. inals hav power that should cut standing. pot unusual la number, but there Second basemen R. Molls like a chain letter. on eras w, had no aching void where LFct i w. rr-Third baseman Billy Orr. ft. Antoni .4 t Aet Warn . , fa t VANDAL! WN. been, nor any other kind of void . , .1 I .CMrHewntna Inline I Shortstop Hubert Nielson not ,.f did add a It it Brooklyn pity Wtrhlta Otuflelders Sherman of HollyWALT. A WALLA, Wash i I JW Beanmont I f lie April wood; Smacker of Sacramento, and Scott to Its team, even If th Rob- J (AP University of Ida nos fahrerepm 2 I exert. Weetfe .1 Jxe not track team won an easy spaed doga two other players Orr expects to ins are Th Whit Sox pitching has been over Whitman College hare victory jraarLTS. today, algn before leaving for Salt Lake admirable. THmoyi Look out for the Sox scoring IS points while th locals a. Mnllae I Tueqdey night those of annexed 14 Pickett and Thompson ftbwvmeri PWle I. Peri Werth pitchers. As great ss are Wlrhna tbs While Sox may be of Idaho, wer high point men lib . Umax The Msecs Opentag April XL Adv. Washington, fstill greater at th n of the year 19 sad 14 credits respectively. t, Maastnn 1. !) mi ut uTto ten.. he Lt ww -- k, 1 e. JACK Firale aeBaoa ' , uicrt t BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG Barneyd Make it a Double Adoption. u open their IMI at Jtprbca Odd on day. "Going to Uc old baB gams ae often mm poaatUe, to one ofT Hntctiin eons exptaaatkma far hie longevity- - lie said ha peoto lo see opening games until iw to a hundred. IB. (Special) LOGAN. April tiaacball fan are - expectantly awaiting th arrival of. Manager Harry Wolter from the . s ! Fa, M, vrho hag very opening game a itta team has plajred eiacu ha bwrgb IncMili entry into the major 1121, will be o Kami nVo qe Harry Wolter Is Due in Logan Wednesday to f Start Season. SI. Louis Cardinals Show Indiana Plans Great Strength At Start New Gym got the "I1'? walk lUto PlTTSBrRiGH, Nationanlobby inane npHESE ar tha four Utah Agricultural College speed merchants who win carry tha BJu and White colors of tha Logan Institution to the great relay Drake University. Iowa, thin Week- -' earprajt WftCx'i Burke run the mile arind, and Bill ,doih 4V,rrJ m Tuny Lunt gfHha Aggie team win compete iff tha high and P' Ut- broad iim ph ev en ts VeoN-I Wal-hac- h hopefuls Enthiuliam High. about striking SlV ad yoal get l22v. Club to best! 'Foreign Trophy Aged FakKeeps Young BfvGoiag Hunting New To BallXGaiaes With Collegians two-ho- stuff'!1.! I0 Stars to Bid For Places paw rampalga In tbs V circuit was reduced goday when Manager Ray Bates leaned hla first pink slips Seven players wars released outright The players getting the ones ever without successful results ware, Kenneth Murphy end Chick Hey wood, pitchers- - Sid Elision Howard Thomas sod Carl Mork. Infieldera. John Brown, Claude Perkin, outfielders Twaalg.eee Are Left-- " Twenty-oa- e players are atlll la training for the team Two saw men. Erst Nett. McGill. Key. la fielder and former star athlete a the West High at Salt Lake, and Frank Payne, as outrlelder ef Los Angeles, ar tha latest recruits local outfielder, Johaay Myers and Marshall Mayeock, right handed chuekar . with tha Ogden club, in ISIS, era the only Utahns left oa the club roster These two youth have as eves chases at making tha grads Myers needs to pick up In his hitting, bewevsr, to make good. Haycock under coaching undoubtedly will develop tat a first clast pitcher. Bala Belts It. Members of tha Ogden team held a practice Monday morning but war driven to cover oeriy ! lh!i faraao whea rain began t fait Tha afternoon Session was called off by Skipper Bates s, PILOT ml 3V; COitUNG OF LOGAN FANS AWi - the great wrong the weather man has committed will likely bo righted, but at the bub 'momert, everyone seems to be some NO JEALOUSY IN iling over with anxiety. Even of the sport writers have caught the ' fever and are preparing today to THESE WORDS OF make a spring training camp tour ADVICE TO TONE around tha eircutt to giro tha pew "teams tha critical doubla o tha of their pro few first regular days season practice. The noble scriv-mars plan to spend a day In each of in the cities- - on the an inaids '- -r story w2c . 1b eircutt. dipetching KS"ifVra k has It That each day on tha calibre of the play ! in if any. baseball dow? anV tha spirit jsrg a lector Florida, ?5 which tha town and a lot of other dope on 'the progress of the game In tha . 1 Left on Inter-Mounta- t , i lah-lda- BT LES GOATE& " Season For Early Surimter Sporting ' es April M Ogdens baseos ball squad In training for tha .Whaling Calls Off Practices Until Orr Arrives day of tha fr the remaining aaaaoo for tha spring training in-Drov- Gunner Squad UithS.L. " m tv ItaE'juilfflVE rciv4lun irt vr r Tb Hollywood A t booa wfulnport hv ing b4 rrniBf for thiy poor work Los MPrturt wssk. This Angsts must bs drsxdfuUy shocking to Bill beard saything bat Loss who construoXivs criticism from ths SR Lak press and fans during hi at th Long pf Coast Usaga baseball bars. Bill threat sas to ahak u bis ciub thoroughly la aa effort to back eom of tho patroaags bs lost last wsk. Th btars will have to draw btg crowds or quit Wriglsy !id as tho overhead thsro pretty high. - 0 comes 9 rn BIB I mm a mi tbs Hally sad daft ts trytag t get PMrftef Fa Coast fioa Afttata. Lons offer Howard Merritt, toft-h- a oft rr wbo rrfnsgft to gs to from 1. Jasl or th so oat Rhacr PbIf who ftsritosft to also ftto Fool sotroct whao t rafted for McrrH . rit b4 gt soft BfebtQ and the Del Problem Will Re; With U., However- -' BT DAVIS J. WALSH. EW TORK. April 12 INS) and Mrs, American Athleti wleh lo announce that, owing to th exigencies ef tbo season, they will bo styhoma only after July 1. Doing Europe baa become just aa i popuUrihletieally as socially, and, , while soni, of th relations will be i about tb prem. sea from time to ; tlrao, tho lmme- dial family" will not be receiving before that data. Aa a matter of , act, they expect , be taking and alnong th thing tbAy hope to acera f the quire British amateur . , and suit titixas ha Walker AON JuXeRi and Vlghtman rrcups; tike French lntsrnational Dophira in tehnte and golf and th Wlmhledontchnls championships In both rxea They may also acqulr a coat of 44 n. a British secant and ths trick of swimming th channel with noth feet off tb bottom at all timesA Ths greatest of all athletic rr ries to about to begin and bottfien May 2, when th Walker cap for England, and the Fourth Of July, who most of th Invgdera will be turned toward horns, the sport situation her to very likely to draw a blank, except for th dally routjne ef baseball and the dally blat of boxing promoter who hope to interest Jack Derapaey in the Art Thompsoa rtmitt catcher with fha bait Lftki Coast League club last jomr ha bcea reteaasd i on optioa by th Ba Francisco Missions to th Twin Fall club of ths league. Thompson ts a fins backstop asd a good bitter bat couldnt catch foul fHealast year. If regular work will corfact this deficiency. Carl Zamlock and getting tho playing field In will hav probably ths test rsceiv shape. er in th toagu. Fkaa Perk Up. precis location of tho dotted line. , Tb Giant again knockad tb By the opening day the club ofGolf links Deserted. .r ficials hope to have a hall factory Braves silly to the tun of f to ft Until this miracle la achlevtd, and aiid into first rise in tb Naequal to any in the league. American sport can not expect to The customers are beginning le tional lsgu standings match action with ths schedule take a little more serious Interest eel 14 Into, toabroad for tho period in question. , In the new league something that Ike ts giving gkeat For on thing, ther will hardly b hasn't bean so prominent before. Pehe hi ft t 4 Iftrlllcr, Waltvv a prominent golfer left In America, With the arrival of Wolter and lealee eftMieri HeaUlasw, ft wfib L Jones, Ouimet, Guilford, aa m the of the holding Gteufta, fme by regular practice Von Elm. Sweetser, Gunn went lb ernle a 4 t stone, the club directors figure that with It. Gardner away and playing th British Logan will bo on ef tho beet towns courses aa amateurs and 12 of the in tha circuit. Brooklyn uncovered aether creek tie j ur proa, including Hagen. burler le Bob MoGraw, who held ibeis... C wtom.f i.XAGta. to fire bits and beat slugging Phils nd MacFartono. hot oa .1 them 4 (p 2 Th Dodgers msd the most of thelr six hits off Weylsnd i trail of tho British open title. r Dean, No American woman tennis play. V.r, May. held The P.ratee t. fe.r' ? 4 iTwtl. fram" raaS! Iona making It two out of three fa tng with Mila. Suzanne at Wimbledon will outclass anything th th preeeat a ties a American sport program may car tehh eee.ee. ....a. IS IT t r Cleveland knocked Ted Btnnk-eneto offer, Bcksr Bt eat bes Grr, ef th and beat Tbo Woinew, Too. , Smith , BUwrUjv FiU a1 Atble Sex a I 1, sherry the , Elisabeth Ryan, Mary Browne, " Smith riftebed air tight bnU ter Hir , Mrs. Jessup and Eleanor Goas K. H K At TvIm.: soon will bo os thalr marry way In , . . IMI littBM Tha Brown finally won a game mast of th 1 Wlghtraan cup and S 11 Tula Temr ii4 ; ftfctgte 2Jlwi!raIrlrUir2 .h.Ti'tei! thelr departure win leave th field Htvvrtku McCivao Mmiamm mie wI.lomtTd Mry .hm.PJ0n?l w?l 1,?rlr gun by leaving known to h diamond tiecpt kujr-i- having no umpiru drink. Uikoi no for abroad oarly In tha game ... I.ft H11I ft1 Ik wlfimai Vincent Richards and Howard pitcher. Oklahoma CKy m Kinsey win form a two man team Batteries Marty, nilaa Reach aad vica Th morel Athletics scored at Wimbledon and. while Tllden. Wgee, Patty u4 Pets. doubt tory by splitting Johnston, William and th others m. n. n with !m Kd box. kniof th At at.N Joseph! wifi remain aa ta. ther will bo litft wTooln ood to . 1, nfur ft ft nan t ft a Omaha oey.qA msrnlnd. Lofty tle action until after the foreign ft 1ft " S to 1 dciion In tb ftt. Joseph held tb Sox to tbre feRft in championships are out of th way. Baxteriosi Taenoy. Malieefcp and My- Grove tb firrt xzn. women swimmers, Aa for th ers, Perry, Vevtm a4 lea ASeaia moat of them seem to foal that they In ar bound to crone th AND COX COACH duty channel on s trudge --on --crawl LEADING MAJOR DRAKE OFF FOR basis. Gertrud Eden to to make another attempt and Helen wain- LEAGUE HITTERS! CONTESTS TRACK weight win bo with bar. It to said ' Captain BiQ Cox of tb Unialso that Norman Rosa will gty th Utab track and field ( versity thing a whirl. team and bolder t tb Rocky Ere, Tho OoOeglaita. Mountain eoaforeac record ta Cornell-Prinerttho shot and diem event left Meantime, Coach Ik if yesterday with track team will tour England for (or Deft Moinee, Iowa, some reason or other, and there to be wtll partirtpsia la th whr Draka talk that tha University of Pennnieereity track aad field caraivaL Tb Drak sylvania win sand a craw to tha inset is at tract inx tb Icadief English Henley. atbiot from aii eectioaa of tb Meet of th track and field man oountry, and to b cooeidered are her for th duration, and aa pood eaooab to outer tbo events aa I can determine, tha Darby far tm lf. aom la ther eompitmeat will remain in Kentucky and th Assistant Coach Bee LJ nr sacollege regatta at Poughkeepsie, to fe It r will assume chart of tha mention only a few of our fixtures COAST LEAGUE Crimson athletes during that ho conditions can alter. HowftbMBce, and- wilt take with boxing ever, hota",. big S miEe relay team t Boulder fttGDuo. scheduled for midsummer, and of the Ualveralty Thursday W L.FH baseball warm r.Lf to Colorado mtbeginning just relay 1M HsUywxd .ft ft JM I. Ardi .g ft ,ft44 up at that time, Europe to certain . ft ft AM OmERT ASSOCIATION. to draw th play away from Amer.1 7 Aft ft. Frac. ft 7 Atl pMttts YllM PvrtiMd f JftMMdaM .ft ft .4ftft ft ft .W47JTwftvtno .4 ft ATI ica for tho next few months. M 4 Atf Ottew d ft artsAitema . TODAY CHK9CTA Htrmmghm 4 ft AST Mrtftto . ..ft I jm POCATELLO SIGNS 4 ft JlUMb Beak A44 Lm AacMftft ft J Psrttd PLAYERS ftmcLTi BUTTE tea Fnsrton Bark A Cbattaewga ft, t IM fterttkat MeUyweeA Ida-- , Atimmtm t MMtf I, POCATELLO, April 29 Yew Oftenaa 1 Babe Delaney, pitcher, end Dewey ' Bmifliiw Tbn Msera OteMag April 24 Av, . McGeehaa, Inflelder from th Butt Mines league, are due to arrive in Pocatello Tuesday, according to A. Bonner ef tha local club By BUty de Beck. Manager o In th Both Issgus. bar local signed contracts to play with club this season. ths 9TI Dick Boyar, outfielder from Butte, arrived here Sunday Bight and held his first werhout with tb local i team this afternoon Borer was on of tha stars In ths Butte Mines . league tost season. : tm 1 Inter-Mounta- te Mac-Kenx- ie. ele 1 ' rn i 7lra hr bt, Grt SIS t hdr eeeag-g-a- -- I -- - oa Arm-lire- t rrt( A Ann-tron- ra ar fr tie' V ( Ctefif umuMm t. MaAl.XuMlbt Utsh-ldxh- w Z'.fm ' l ip -- FOR YOUR AUT0T0P TROUBLES Dont Wait A stitch in time saves nine. JACKS TOP SHOP tia SOUTH . STATE.' New Location. , Black! ool Gunners Hold Weekly Shoot , y BLACK FOOT, Idaho. April 2 Twenty-seve- n Special members of ths Blackfoot Gin club held th third shoot of tb season April 14 warn Thomson carried off ths honors for high wore, notwithIt was only his second standing Mm at tha traps Tho official scores Wer aa follows-- . Thoresoa 24: C. J. Beyl andWarns I. T- Vaught 2; Donald R. Good It: T. C. Colin O. P. Bills. Merrill Boyl and E. C, Stevrii II; Dr. J. O. Hampton and M. L. Tillery IT; F. C. Ohrtet, Georg Dora Ooorg, J. Oagoa. F. M. Hurdle, w, D. Were, and 2. A. each it; James Christiansen Jacoby It; L.14;R. Clegg and A-- L. Springer M. Boyls, Henry Clifford end J, A, B. Steven XI- - O. Hood er II; Art Dor 19; Boh Pstersoa 9; H. BUI f aad K. K. Shoemake ik U J. . -- A t i 4 |
