| OCR Text |
Show - THE . DESERET i $ t if '4. I - . NEV7S SALT t IKE THURSDAY APRIL 10 1930 CITY ElM FAVORS' $5,000 UTAH OPEN GOLF TOURNEY FOR NEXT AUGUST Four NewLeadersin Three Divisions Set., lip - in State Bowling Tournament at Orpheum Junior C. C. Los Angeles Is Primed to Tackle Dern VON ' ' . -- ! Only Unbeaten Plans Huge Links Tiff Jordan And East Tennis Club bi P. C. L RAMHSCO. April AP) Aa the Pacific AS Coast Benefits S le tgue bascbal season entered its bird day today, Los Angeles1 AnSeen, In Golf gola were the only GaiiLjDf the eight in the ikp to boast 1,000 per Meet Here. cent in the standings. Ed Baecht, $100,000 BV JIMMY HODGSON, Ih Balt Lai:, Junior o will ber of Coomtrerre 10 Plan its sitJi through 09 15 3 or a tbO at age a hefe. tournament golf optn tn the country etar golf every big will crowd to the cit to take part, making meet one of the biggest of the This is jeir Cham- the the enthusiastic manner tn which 01 Von Elm Utah a greatest greet golfer, the Idea of the open proposed golf tournament w hich !a being planned by the Balt Lake Junior Chamber of commerce next fall "I would like better nothing than to play In .uch a touma- and aa meat here, quoted Gix , . far aa the other player go, lm bo would pleased aure everyone v with the chanr to play over the local linka and get a crack at auch a purse." rIf the tournament la to attract best c e the entire list ,f the nation's however, tt must he performers, tour- staged between the Ok! homa meet nament and the Oregon in time some scheduled which are , August , The golfer annually take part In the Oklabonja meet and then r , Oregon and continue journey to down the coiUt taking in the string, r of tournaraenta that are planned s to fit their program If the. Salt Xake meet I scheduled so that the Balt Lake golfers come dtrectly totournament after the Oklahoma ,, Gix stated that the entire field , r would move into Salt Lake, not . only because it was directly in their toute to Oregon, but because they would "eat up the chance to try for the probable $5 000 pi ize Great Inbllcllv. "The tournament will give Salt Lake 190 000 woiih of publicity. will giva the sport a big boost ,and over the elate," according to r -- ruf1 hurling great ball for Los Angeles took Portland down the line for the ducks second straight loss, 9 to 3, in the southern city Batteries: Baecht and Hannah, Walters, CaScarella and Bloomer, Woodall. Beals Get Even The Ban Francisco Beals evened thing with Seattla here, 10 to 3. Jimmy Ztnn, pitching his first game for the Beals, allowed only a. four hits heattii used four Batteries: Ztnn and Gaston; Zahnlscr. AUmgton, Flsch and 8 m li h, Borreani. The Missions, copped a hard earned victory from the Senator at Sacramento, 4 to 3, Ray Resting. veteran Sacramento spitball artist, allowed only five hits Herman Plllelte, pitrhtng for the Missions had The Senator sluggers fooled Batteries H PHlette and Baldwin; Keating and Wlrts Oakland won from Hollywood at Oakland Onlv bv a ninth inning rally. The score was g to 7 . Many Homer. Home runs wer walrly plentiful In the day's contests The boys who got circuit clouts were Borreani, Seattle, Crosett), ban Francisco, ergcz, Oakland, Martin, Oakland, and Moore, Los Angeles. V S high teams waded through the second Found of tho local high school tennis league Wednesday afternoon stllL unacathed hy defeat, digger proving that their sphe Beetover thq Saints Monday wa victory no fluke by downing the s'rong Weetminater natter. S to 1. Thr championship defending Leopard defeated a dangerous opponent in turning back the hid of the doughty little batnt adept coached by Ralph Gray Grant ictor. Vt hA Stanley Grant of Jordan again proved hla mettle by Harry Allen, parson letterman, in the moat exciting match of the day which went three Beta Allen had before Grant mi the first aeL hardly awake, but one cannot coast in the game of tennis and Grant turned the tables and tide of vie tory bv annexing the second set, Harry rallied gamely to the fight in the third set, but Grant v as on to his game, winning, his Homer Hoislngton continued work aa one of the best singles artist in the league bv trimming in the othFrank Wright, l, er singles match theonly contest won bv the Westminster team Ballard DutVayne and Howard further established themselves as a serious threat to East high s laurels hr trouncing Boh Arnntage 4 0 and Carl Wolfrcn, Captain Freeze of Last high lost tjr t 6 4 to John Holt, Saint phenom, of ten0.S, 0 2 in a queer match heret , Byron Engar, nis psychology tofore dndoinitahie Saint etar, gave J; Rav Hust the battle of his young -- S,e.iw4, life but lost to the superior steadiness of the netter, 10 IOSTON, April (IMS) While President Fuchs of the Bos S 4 4 Ralph Leopard M Broom and Wont B ton Brave declined today to reveal the amount paid In the Carlston immtabln East doubles and team, subdued Allen Thodv Brave deal whereby the purohaae-trad- e acquired Burleigh Spence Young In en set three Grime. Pittsburgh right (handed pitching acec, it wtus understood counter, 4 3 3 to was involved $1 close 000,000. the cash Hew They Stand. Grimes, who has been a holdout all spring come to the Brave m a trade for Percv lee Jones, a left handed hurler and a large i ash consideration Grimes had demanded 120 000 salar from the His new Hilary with BnatOR was not disclosed ,'irate Hi Standing of the Clubs, - L. Pet TV ....... 20 Los Angeles Hollywood 1 1 Mission 1 I 1 Oakland 1 1 1 1 1 1 Pair Francisco .,,,,. ... i.000 1 Sacramento .. . 2 0 Portland Tlednednv's Results Oakland 8 Hoilvwood 7 I os Angelev 9 Poitland 2 Mission 4 2 s bolicdule. aj 4 Junior Olympics Offer Fame to Two Utah Teams 2 San Francisco 10, Seattle Thur-d- .500 .500 .600 .500 .500 .500 000 Wednesday's Rewrits. East defeated L. Z S 2 to r Jordan defeated Westminster, to 1. 9loadays Schedule. East at Westminster Jordan at West Hollywood at Oakland Portland at Los Angeles. Mission at Sacramento Beattie at San Francisco The score R H E Will Compete at Los Angeles and Then Have Good 7 7 0 Hollywood 8 11 0 Oakland Chance For Atlantic City and World Series. Batteries Wetzel, Turner and Baaeler, bevereid Jeffcoat Ed wards, Pearson and Lombardi. world srle for an absolutely free BY JIMMY HODGSON. trip This sii,rel is worth uoiking The score n ir E WO bojs from Ltah ai going lor 7 2 Portland , . , . . F4RK riXY, April lOtbpeciaH 2 Johnny is & joung Californian to get a chance to attain, the Park Citv high school grtdders . Los Angeles 9 10 0 tsho climbed has elected Edward Eberle fullthrough have steadily Batteries TValters ('avcarella, came national fame and honor that back to captain the 1930 team to Bloomer Woodall liaicht and was enjoyed by young Johnny Fal the games under auspices of The succeed and Wilson Lcnsi, captain for ament" Los Angeles Times. He knew noth con of Los Angeies and "Mushy With auch a hearty endorsement Uann&h. past two vears Ing of athletics until he enued the theEberle s great work at fullbaok, " of ban who Pollock, tournament from of the 3on the Pacific Coast The scon n H E last season Calif games thotghonebut a freshman reasons Diego, la one of the best authorities In the But he er loped and was . . . wnv 2 4 3 rapijl of the chief Sattle two young took al! titles out in the the country on such matters, lh junkie 'mu pranci-antt t, Summit for North 10 Par Cftv plavd , lj 0 who thui vtent to iun awav with the championship athletes chamber wnl continue their work line His plungZihiiiver Batteries. brnlth the national title at Atlanti City ing abilitv is vfrell known to every won the on the meet with the prospects and Borreani Ztnn 8 and Gistun is a bettor and a lineiran. in the Summit district Junior Olym- And he unl Gright that the event will be held fcigsrer boy for tits rfforT Ehtrte also placed regular guard next fall, The score pic titles The R H E Mushc Is a ban Lnego lad only on the basketball team Gix Going Abroad. News W lesions Deseret twelve about old but he years Salt Lake is one of th greatest Sacramento 2 . . 9 1 through the Ju certainly mate the ycungstera in golfing cities in the country for its Batteries Pillette and Baldwin, niqr-- Olympics, the Junior division alt up and take Gunnison, Salina size and with the chance to see Keating and W trts is offering the notice at tne nationals In Track Encounter practically all of tbo leading golfThey See Fnroye chance it is up Both tvent to Kurope for three er of the country in action,, the to you boya to aeeks GUNNIFON, April 10 (Special) as a efreward for local fan would surelv turn out their do the rest. Gunnison high school cinder arforts, Just as two felloes in 1930 tists ill numbers large enough to pay the travel to Salina, Friday - Johnny and are go.ng to be sent to the World for a will dual track meet with the Saprize offered. are Series "Muahy" "Gix' arrived In Salt Lake late school at 2 30 pm. lina high nor Neither are Johnny Mushy are the Gunnison en Following meet Wednesday night for a brief visit supermen or superbojs ' They examples to fol- are In the with hi friends and folks. He Just ordinary fellows who too tries PiNEHtRsr h , are low April 19 Both Wllford Jule Javelin to out the work at Country GSK plana their Jb in hand seriousiv and got Bauer and John Gregerson, to hooting another Modeen fel dut club today and at the Fort Douglas ward hi. fourth consecutive step of it all they could And Utah Anton Veelard, Woodrow Hurdles Morten-so- n golf tt low who starte to trv to land loth nationourh of New dork lines Fridav, baturdi) he will is George J and Glen Pritchett. ed out as Jus al going if tt candefending chantpi in, today was a leave for I liicago championships in Tonr Villard Wella Anderfavorite to advance agam to the not do that at least t should be dah Playg The former Ltah ace will leave second son and Wesley Christian round tf mateh play in the bojs Now they have a definite able to capture one of them And dash Dewayne April 30 for England as a member Lmted North and lollestrupdashand isouth mateur some Jbo in fict any boj who ap- - Dean Dennison athletic of a ahead them. goal of the United States Walker cup olgh Bdv anted easily Veslerdav To Duane. loilritrup. IeaiLDepnison team Before that time he expects with . violorv over William tup eaUi-- to liuiwto- ahoW for do that. run Vernon Ferre io geTIn some practice bcssions at of Fownee Jr of one their prowess, and a spring Greet Chaarr W Ilford Bauer Mile rim Lawn nee of h! most firmidvb!Pittsburgh s medals each behind theni, Chicago ClarEdwards Rosenlund, News I'eseret The is Hugh the bringing with the wittdnwsl Th school pla ground, citv and The former Utah ace will leave was ellm nated mmfR to the city primarily m the ence Dennison and i Ray Jenson Jehnnv I awedi rh iago star af- national titles in The htan-le- v lard and Pole Junior vault I April 30 for Engtand a a member of Tony Olym belief it that its hi offering amateur svalus was ques- Pic young Broad Vorbees, of Ihe United States Walker cup ter jump Tnv games aro atm take again this frienda a sehson of heaMhwbuildini tioned Wesley leam. Before that time he expects sear, which means that hundreds activity that will mean l gger mus- Villard DuaneandTollestrup Vorhee Chtfifetisnseri Stanley to get tn eome practice sessions at of thousands of bojs In various cles, better appetites extra pounds Wllfnrd Bauer TFXAS 1 F Gt F and h High jump I inches th and extra tme hew it lark hicago Ihtroit anj parts of the country will be striv- over Better Tollestrup Discus throw mean Duane stronger hoH Folles-truMending of the flwbi W I ford Bauer Dewavne ing to reach the coveted gowl, and health bench minds. tV t i brighter Tv John Modeene, Jule Greger-aoHahn f.cts Priies. And so better citizens i 1 p t Geasa ( n.cq And remember that medals will Shotput Dewane tVHlardson The games are based on sound, and Lhlan o t Houwoi I o ftftn Swalbera Relay Ton b awarded the best athletes in athletic They eyelop Dean Dennison. Well Ant tah that the two best body, make everv muscle Villgrdq athletes the entire Christiansen Wesley derson, here will go to Los Angeles with work. And th boy who earns the - W cdn.M.y Renlte V group of halt Lake trapahoot-- i a real, competition always provide fan all expenses paid and 'probabh top sccve can call 4, Wee ra will journey to Nephi, Sundav to M and tKe Junior Games give every ITrrlon55 Atlantic Cit, and that at the nhote There a fun loads man"? 9,, compels m a tekm match against! t4h of it too. tn . contestant just about !! the enter4 Th following." the Nephi squad Veport to the will the best athletes the tainment he could wish or Good, go earnest games Athletic Wonh n" rwiU represent Salt lake Af that he would be glad to talk the matter over with Id the many prominent golfers with 2 whorp he was datly contacting and would be pleased to help put the tournament over in any way posei- hie. "Bat," stated Gix, just put on the tournament with a $5 Oo t , , prixe and the meet won t even need to be talked up ta gather one of - the greatest array of golfers that has assembled at any meet in ihe country. The lone requirement Is, lhat the meet he held between the Oklahoma and Oregon tourn- 1 Park Gty Elects Eberle Grid Pilot T - sf-- m 19-- . .... .452 Voigt Favored In Golf Tourney wonderful 100-ja- round 220-ya- 440-ya- ( knl Md-ya- convinced Promoter R n T I 9 (Ml A To Invade Nephi prm-tyd- honesr-(o-goodn- 1 to 1 Harton, firdJ'OB V h Hi t T Chatlrs Maie and Orrinj CARNERA-GODFRE- Y MATCH BREWING t IAS ANGELEi. Calif. April An attempt v IN'S) eing made here today to smoke up a bout in Galffornia between George God f rev. --negro heavvweight and Frlmo Carper a, the bulky Dalian Handler of the Italian sad b(v would welcome the bout If the state aK 'ifhleitc Commission would Son fhe fight as a hampionship 10 iimh t A nr .mi ,KtJ4",4lL,VN1tj ""r tftAVCIsin pri1 1 -braiiSLe Hoke s fWi) The team will meet the Chicago In A pjatchere tonight. fAV Barney 4Heads Off Some Expeme. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG Inter - Ocean Quint Excels Heavy Card Today. Madison y ecnthStateannual pm tour n a m e knocked over a good many night pvi also many of the leaders aff r an evening nt 1 hharkey-Schmeiin- ' Day Is Captain Of East Nine -- i 15 ' Last Fights Mss1 -- - ( Ti-e- Davis-eour- -- C ' Sandlot Umpires Talk Over Rules v The second of t ama- ' CLASS st five-ma- 1 pins Other Face M'ttcr. other hui Clara leaders Th thir mark of held 982 bles t J ViTMnaft ( mnglee Fort WcIm C Fire-ma- n LA Ace (2113) Dflohlf Donald 171 ) H. Wnglee Wt (514. 8 D Alle? Iawpii-Ta- d J. Hughes The eU.lM6SSft. HAIL SPAftKV LL MANJe 16 GO im TtJAlMlWG, OF COURSE, fits VCUll WEED SOME " FEED HIM MERM Nou UmtX.Mie 6O0QLE, (XTTtWO To NOG IcmQvM Th Gmn Welhv MORE. ABOUT TPOSE. rtllAirtC! five-ma- n Nelson-- Velson9 OLoughlin-bpro- tt b hi the five man teams will Hke the courts nith I nion Aesev No 1. OfougHiii Music, Deseret ym antTTmon Assay No 2 testing their skill. At 9 30 p m the doubles fenn s win stung ino plav uith lleddoi -TuIev Fmdling ai d Golding iielbv on thc dr ket '' tins Claris. Tortight will also see the f competition amoitg the A Claes bowler At ! 30 pm the lowing doubles team will roil fn. H Xlndhng-- F Britton, Sarver-rarrDuffy Griffith, and Stowe!!-atkins. At 11 30 the A Class see will comsrtnto their ownsingles Dnf-- f, with Griffith, O Keefe, Hrsnrlg r. Parry, Butts cbettler, Wmr. StoneH and atkm fighting for the leadership All these perform-T- I T as A. rt OKeefe-Hor?-n- Evans-Win- g g L Nar-ve- the state some and crashing Is expected f Traey Loan A Tr. 1q classy Tmveler 14D 41 1LV Z pla C TRAH Tne. C ('3 1 pr?e JiO Jtt K( , 3 44 123 US McKin J V? fi 7 fit 121 it 4 1?) Vrmetng J4t jaS 131 14J 554- lS Tntasoi 72514,i Totals 742 "2 Fort Douglas. Ft, Douglas (27.) 19a i ..:r; 1$ Ftj Of- - fyoei No 3 Mc- 44S). 1 avgilt, 40 174(Pstr 18 148 ICOKmith 1 Vot JinrtM 1t6 burner. 199 lll.Orr 3S4 154 163?VrnolI .. 11C Ul , 17 .. 1) J 1 JSt Ttsls877 $st Totals Ml 9V Ace Alleys No. $? I Aeo Alleys No. Gvw B ( Hr D (2434) 4rmfhm 11 Sai 14 f lod 12 "I4 1 $1 Nelson JjbAndersn J30 191 Wilton IIS 2(ia 158 Gieemg 5(7 148 1&7 lIlKifimn Rauch , 178 1S Kosck,. 173 179 144Biatalvk 134 J77 Total TaU Beck "fallmrlc Dnni Larsen 700 831 813 Total CLAM D. tarr . T33 134 181 152 162 32 19 316 ITS 1 Tola s 33a 2S non 379 174 1U Wilson . 157 20.7 164 21t 9 71 7 jvj ll n 5 128 128 143 183 120 120 f81c 4? 3 1 CLASS 2J5 gnn 1 1J m 129 839 791 23 134 E drdfe is 22 TotaN 834 B PINOLES HeHalmrk 171 ISO 175, 28 1 3T3lt ! Ill 354 13? fTsASg B DOCBIEH Wlkson, 134 15T 15 SouUirn J68 179 19 Frebm 147 10 170 RaugU 37 l3 n ToUla 291 Til 31 Totals 337 943 Knack 361 185 US Btetrila J6 1 Bsrreil 355 188 UP Johnson 129 357 18 Total 31 A Hd son 19S fcotto 158 til 26 33 29 163 202 Lt. Oti 3.8 xjO IT 11 183: Lt. Den no 157 g Tola 29 34 913 385 Totals 18 SO 39 DOUBLE LAH 179 14t 154) Fur 179 H4 Andrss 159 108 12pkraold IH 13 is Tofet f2f ?49 Total 20 311 599 CLASS C DOT BLE CLASS D DOUBLfcA pater lVTf9 17h Hughe 123 J?7 133 10 119 Orr... 143 10 1721 Hull Total r Lloyd ll Total 249 819 351 Total 2Sj 283 2St C RINOIE n4t-37- 3 2 Is 9 132 139 Cl AS B. 1 10 Barred 171 ISt ! Lt. Cm 7 V Orr Raters Vt oithm Arnold Knack. Black-hawk- J T and Total ' In tho single Alley No 3 thr arilaie MOW VJE'U 3tT DOWM To Ace team started the revolution in the Mass D department by totaJing 2 413 pms t0 take the tAam leadership Ltah Gas and Cok, th deposed leaders, hid a score of 2.18U w j Hughes came through m brilliant fashion io score 448 to usurp the lead m the Claes i singles b beating Keeiey a recod of 33 b 4 points la 4 ! The lore (.lass r leaders to hod position sere Walt Larson and Tad McDonald In the doubles eent wfth a score of 7y fhe heaviest schedule tournament to date va ill beof the today with the competition plad opening at 5 pm instead of 7 aa in the three previous davs.oclock At 6 pm the doubles teams will swing following into action be!-- le . Ucakin By Billy De the f 9 Doofl Reem-t- . vih ias 514 soon lurtllf l h. flrcre Dooble.. J enun sup Rerg and L Lvons, being too high for the douout to bat performers that Weiss also safe with h oHin. (2g 3 Leattwwood-Hair CLASS C. Double of 1 fCipp Bowling Data meeting teur baseball rffiials v as haid last night under the direction of M. J. fcranlon The rules acre read over and discussed and manv hazy pomta cleared up Another meeting will be held next Tuesday evening, starting at 8 pm The officers of the Salt Lake Federation of Amateur Athletic again stressed ihe point that no unmpires will be able to work the amateur games this year unless they successfully pass the examination which will be given April 29 or 30. ome best rolling th has been d played at U a meet thus far lour new leaders were un niih one change in Classes B and C and a complete revolution in tn of the CHss D evrnie The leaders m the other fne cCens withstood the attai k of the chailergers Ift tlaae B the inter Otean hed n the honors with its mar of 2 523 W Ijathenvord and ( Hair hung on to the doubles aU"e!s mth a total of 14S B Knar assumed th lead in th ejngks competition with a srore of 55S Folio who held the cn Tuesdav ith 536 The Fo-- t Doucla Officers forged to the lead in the riW'Hnp-ni- a i competition with J ho high total o 2 577 to nope out the RetaM erThe I ort Doug ra Ju i ois ai o should up rv b countng the high moip of l 472 theu baing mark of the foi nor leaders 2 ) b 142 ! in the IVJWEN should possess, Elmer Outhrl, the giant Kansan, will be given n oppor-tunilFriday night that he beat Ira cast Dei a in a wrestmaten, ling tame Guthrie here three weeks to especially ago meet Bern, bui was obliged to start at the bottom and work up through thej prellmlnaiiea in order to convince the impresario that he has the stuff Guthr e beet Rx Smith and Ivan Kolhsh without much trouble to claim headline honor this week but will have to wrestle better than that if he down Ira Dern Fridav night. Smith and Ko! nsh aren t In football and baseball lack Dav the same class with Dern'.snd are leitH'man at East side high school cip-- 1 lucky to get on tjie seme card with ws elected Medneodav to the baseball of the Leopard feo Guthrie s tain, theg reat stammer n easr lack lean- for the coming over these preliminary has victories , pisv lad one vear experren-stand pertormers served little morv than'mg third him base wtmh will to demonstrate to the satisfaction in g od rtrad o captain of thi-o- r Is Promoter McCullough lhat he vearv team Days experience a su' eful vear was eendtng in no set-u- p against football eleven ihe on end regular Dern in this match which coupled with his experience one of in bseebail makes him Plenty BJ. Miccke Oswald s coolest and Tho Kanan is plenty big neigh- Coach headiest placer 15. Ho is about hre ing around mohs talier than Dern and appears to beonsiderably stronger. However, Jn point of speed and versatility, Guthrie hasn t ahoan the Mnd of stuff lotal fans have come to expect of their idol Ho may have tt because ho Tvaan t extended ery much in winning his previous matches Guthrie has been around long (Bv internet dial News vvrvke 1 AT OAKLAND t alif Max Baer, enough to make a Careful Calif' of Dern s u resiling stjle andstudy Livermore heavvweight an out Jack Stew ait, out with a view to meeting knocked this form of combat. Llmer is quite FratnrtSco (2. aura Lhat Dern will not take hfm KAN FRANCISCO Chariev AT for a ride on the airplane He Hernandez San hrancisco .lighthas a defence for that hold and weight, defeated Battling Bolo, Filimost of the others that Dern us- pino fighter (10) ually employs, according to his own AT CINCINNATI Bishy Graham o it Bills opinion. utlea, N Y , knocked Jackie Cress (11 .Shaw Detroit 1m Rough GuysHtew-art, defeated Jackie Ohio If Guthrie s wise a all that Miami, Louisville, Ky , foul 3 Dern will have to show something AT AKRON, Ohio K O Christer new Friday nght This should not Joe Bekvra, Dav be difficult for frywho has suc- Akron, outpointed ceeded in displaying new tactics in ton, Ohioa,(10i Ohio Rosv Rosals, DAITafN, almost every matth he has wrestled hi- i Clevenfira. and Williams, this season, drew Jimmy Peedl, Erie go (ill, Xherq is keen interest In the bat- Pa, outpointed Jolinnv Curtin Daj-totle between Olaf Buck Olson, the Ohio, ( 10) Swedish champion, and Dick t, CHICAGO M Fay Los Angethe great Thespian of the lesATknocked out Fred Rees, Pittsgame Olson will vie with Davl Hamm Nlsse Kaa, (2) court in a rontest for support as burgh Joe Gorman Sweden, outpointed well as for lieadtorks for both have Chicago (8) Baxter almes, Wichproved quite unpopular here be- ita kav knocked cut Waiter Ma cause of their rough tactics against ! Gibbon hicag' it) JimmDoran Dern h Last week they booed Oi- - St Paul stopped ljd son Inut of the hiateh when he persisted in using the throttle hold on .Dern Daviscourt capitalizes on SHOOT AT POCATELLO his unpopularity here with everv SpePOCATELLO, April 10 appearance. The fans wouldn t be cial) The Loundhouse sharpshootabsent for the world if thev ers el am won Pocatello rifle the was there a thought chance of again this season b deseeing Dick knocked on hi royal pionship the Of Way Maintenance ear and carried out feat first. The feating boo boys will have a big inning leam, T93 to hern, no mistake. PRIMOS DATE. Carl Lemle, the big beef trust 8AV 10 from Boston and Abi FRANCISCO, April Colman, Jewish Champion, will cavort in the (INS)Primo Carnera Barnstorming Italian heat yw eight, will arm expreliminary They are both here today from Los Angele He perts at the butting, game.4 Gue has an engagement to knock Leon Hnnnenberg will have to look to Bombo Chevalier, negro his laurels when these behemoths kicking at Oakland next collide. Monday night Rich-- ! Howard lther Salt Lake ebxoterh 511 aierid are Ti le . who colman f T L-and R pro Roy hompson yalinMrt AwtrrvHgMon bss been I Arthui Medium to J xtend state fish and game ommesioner who broke 44 of trO at Price la s we k C. E Htiish wifi head the Eureka j leantt Ted Okleberry the Goshen crew Earl Seeley the Mt Ple'isstt! outfit R R Marriott the Bing-- a ham Invaders and RUs kirs, J the Kepbi shooters. j Tbo shoot begins at 10 odock With 2577 Score at eventer mpe-itor- F Lead In Class C Square Garden today from his trip to South America, something may be done toward arranging a flyweight next match championship month between Midget Wol-gaSuch Genaro Frankie and a contest would settle the ownership of the, 112 poundtitle to the 'satisfiction of almost eve jy one It probaby would have heen made long ago, but for the ban place on Joe Jacob's boxaxs-b- y Carey after the nimble over the proposed g bout to Detroit last summer Carev ruled Jacobs and all his tribe ouc Of the garden ifter becoming convinced hat Jacobs and Sehmeling had runw out on him after he had laid open to suspenthe garden sion by defying the boxing commission HAVING McCullough that he has all the qualifications that s main (-- & C Carey of idency, EAST S Fort Officers BY FAIR PLAY. (Copyrighted by The Consolidated Presaj EW YORK, April ft) With the return of Pres- Westminster and Saints Fail In H. S. Net Daviscourt and 01on to Give Boo Boy Big Play Wednesday. Inning Friday. school and Jordan 5 MltxVon Elm stated Ji' Of Mat Attack i jea-terd- hur-ler- Slammets Plan Teams Excel 19 Wolgast And Gerano Pick 01 Flyweights Kansan Wise To Hughe IV 3T 94 11 mi 183 191? Ifi Nlon m W Pon 15 Cl AS; D 1SS 149 IH, Hall 121 , 1 r c 17 177 17 14 121 2 a |
