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Show Sandlot Baseball Clubs Will Pry Lid . . Off New Season A n 1 tie- 2 j SATURDAY MAY 2 SALT LAKE 1935 - CITY Invade k Jt FLENTY OF ROOM UTAH (Niwi ktra, map a a.f (District -- - p-- ' Midvale-Cresce- 6 run-U-p- i, time-ever- , " Smi !l m an Fast Soccer Matches Billed Cougar fTrack Squad TtEuito Will Fight Beats Aggies By 97 To 43 Art Spilsbury BW It was quits a Jump for Wal- HarryXMrv Emit Bcry. pr. at,.. BImm the other Huummr RfiMkrM ry Jf night, Thompson ft ly ..... Utm Hwcrj Tom when he borrowed Jack -- the Jobs Grama .... ... CMf lUHnlar ww WUti Chat BewKnot . Y GlanJ Killers seven - league Lit Lwwf-t- f) ImIIm I Attorn Ftrtor Cttrr boots and hopped right up to the lsb Paul Ombf . .......n w IrctHi Banco LOGAN, May Z (Special) The Brigham Young Universitys Burtaft ....9c.,,., )fvk AwM top of the Arena rasslin heap, Barry OGDEN, May 2r (Exclusive) BUi ...... . BaMreti ed tracksteera showed all the prowess of the champions they are. In ..? OGDEX, 2(SpeelaT-UnitMay with a clean-cu- t victory over the Atar wf!I afford Curro of San Francisco, be Tony 43 meet a total of 97 points jto the Aggie's In their dual pm vs Bernard Ituftf, pm. tin ioy heretofore unconquerable Del C4 IVf . . ... Jark latihia ed the Ogden Gun Club, July 3, 4, amassing classy coast welterweight boxer, to afternoon. at .... AM Logan Friday nd f when the sane trap shoot rtyda Thaw . Kunkei. , Ua 7a nua ..g.., M Urm Astlar of5 the Led by their brilliant captin,jpre-rac- e American favorite, weakened on the Mai Jww ..,y.va...M..i A.Y I.aradw sociation and the Trapshooting over ten Utah State trap Dale Schofield, who personally ec- - home stretch sAd was forced. to,vr7ofedaeCny Thompson was sprung cu the Ljirry Bunawtoyi I, surOm Jmt champiofishipe are decided at John 'counted tor five first places, the; accept fourth place as Barber unds at the Ogden stadium-t- he Barry Uonal unsuspecting customers as a fcrtl 7arfcr ' Dilwa of IL art May night ,..,Lri ... 7. O. Hay nmd M. Browning park tn This city (Cougars ran up a total of 13 firstSjcame in- third. prise. and that's what he proved BaHt Qwa ....... to be, only more1 so! r Fact Is. tmdk Pnrd a. u uwiMidj Representatives of the senior and to lhe Aggies' three. the Aggies Jolting Joe Jaramlllo of Denver Hart gave Eugene I like looked the won both commerce Jus and hurdle champion and Schofieid manager. Deno Wally (junior chamber of of ell champions as he kept Kun-ke- l Crwa, in fa .. " nm !!? business Interests last night voted both dashes and the broad jump! today with running! barged he sted1" iwMjr on the back pedal all tpe way Waiter Coam ft k..v r. . tarr Twhob whole hearted support to the four for his afternoon's work. His ume' 44o.v snrint to leavrkAndrews1111 0,1 tl,e SpiHbury match by th,'1ltor? ?2( i ..... va .... BW. A. Hamm day program. Itrin through. AB in ail, our Delbert ..... L ftfcdtia Sana to " took quite a brisk bumping. No Anawa towlUMund their Becker la Charge Awtomm .... oclock on the fair grounds in the Del told the Arena press' agents Wank AaldwHI ... fa , XfWat HaJ mntm homestretch drives. Andrews gave After more than ' a yreek of Saturday league. First place is at1 G. L. Becker, prominent Ogden trfckr .... so did NillH record he in firsts, nos- winning before the match that Thompson tnwM Gofl ..... fi a second terms more was Jaramillos to ova by host place stake in both games f wrangling Qugan trap wizard, tnne. ills mark of 23.6 in the low was rood. And he ought to know, atom Stoart ...... r,.... - ; . requests were met by the Elite The standings: fa.... Sr, than 20 trapshooting boosters at hurdles ing out Roberts of the Aggie state the new equals present Tb "tor Kunkei has tutored the Athletic Club. An airmail letter Sraisu sorces LEAcrn ' , hia plant last night at which time record. jpnivn L to out Ms sent Dun. o Soldi he Guaia Mil Then were A.; protege T.; since Arena pbenora Boy to Manager Pap'paa was delivered Tonne, they plana for the four day programs r. w. v. v. r. a: pi Henry Tormey gave the Aggies T.4404 3!1. Scouts together down on Tenth see how good he was. to the pilot of Jaramlllo at St at were discussed K 1 fttnm. T.l I .... Cams A.; J 4 length. forth. Crant, ml, in three Friof the first their places South . Delbert got his answer last Louis last Monday. Two telegrams liicma ..4 1 7 I 111 4 East, and Twenty-Firs- t 1.4 The zone shoot will be held on winning the mile run with a cred-JulT Y.i Brooks, T.l NrBelh. to fit. Louis and' one to 14 -"""1 3 I Streets. Del was always a little day, two Mis tq one. Denver .4.1-; T T 1 3 and 4 and will attract more tble time of 4.32 3 on a damp track. T. . 4 - 1 1 3 - bigger and a little better than his root Own sod too Softs. N were also delivered but remained . 4 f 4 t 413 than - 200 gunners from Utaii, The Aggies Steve Rushforth ran: Nh . unanswered Mcciurv A. U ft. S d: E LEAOl AirSDAV buddy arroesthe street. It may ORCHIDS FOR BILL CORCM. today. Necom-I Hsmmrr Wsido, true to form in beating out ail Wyoming Colorado, Y,s Frsuthtoik A.: Oola be HOW that Wally has caught up'A'ew Staff CarmpaudmU, were Idaho, Montana, - Sign Sab ' . Voice T ISII Washington, Ore petitors in the 440 vd. da out hr O. O. McIntyre, ft vada, with the situation at last,' O Court sad M ' Harvey Hansen, maichmala for H'th a tump Oils. . California. Kirris1 and Veroey gon ' V, Ucd. t ft. IS In thing after the manna of Ira Dernjamu cohummiit tho mhor Joy, as' yaa " John hTerney, B. Y. U.'s mam- dulrh. 91169 Added , tN feteti burdtra gcfcrfrtd, Y.i If the Elite Club, charge Jaramlllo dethroning the old maestro Mike'rW kemcuh. A Y.: best outdid with running out on the match. man. Brill, Ills CbtomnfKm, moth the "Bill Corum km foiaoi tho aem- Eleven hundred dollars In added efforts weight Yokel years and years agtx Taxlor. T.; TannafrAr; Bar "We met all of the firms asked of Peterson. Aggies sphere IM-- N When Thompson joined the Dewlgagw bfoodcuMiag gmoy, ohmf uiihf money will be provided for the heava. In the shot put with a tots bFT, T tP6l A., bv' Jaramillo and have Watjed near- - s .s T,j . BabfordL eret Gvtn Wrest I me class he was becoming, iu tho space of o jew gunners, the largest sum in the of 43 ft 9 in. a week, for confirmation," said C OlOTQuO I FOCK Brook. T. 33 1. ly these of in the trap sport fefeoi jmiI t Hansen of tho ommtmmiug tporu history Pfteraoe, T.j Prmey, a scrawny, awkward stripling with yw The today. Gourley brothers, George A. 4 ft i tn. He m gins tho loteu new part Team Taket Meet no immediate prospects of ever de- - whr in tieing and Lee, put on a ruo-ae-t With the fistic program Cmphll, T; tferfeivi A.. BOULDER. Colo May Dtay Doom uith a phdooophumUy (Spec for the first in the pole vault with ,Uw. T. 13 B ft. A.S a vetoping into anything. He pas-than the elub week away kigned ! AwWn, TS B Curro to flart, nrki Twoilo ed the usually keen eye of John homonmt turn wort Ay of e A-Swift. Bo s vault of 12 feet 6 inches. vlcfn University of Colorado-track-- . A t Sb Yj replace Jaramlllo and the lm-aetre tho, only probably olo an stem today celebrated an easy wnn Anderson, without making McCIurg won points for the Aggies 2JS low hurdle SchoOoM, te McBsIh. botir go on aa scheduled." without a ova two of their strongest, rivals with an unexpected third place. T.: Blade T. J1S. pression. Anderswt, in fact, did ptga awa la tho world feaFive be will A.; brood lump Sdiollsl T.l Smtow, preliminaries Colorado scored 8844 point, to 52 Y! not warm up to the fellow a rul lolephtmo iu hit home. And tho firm George Gourley also tied for-- first CVmmtoo, A. S ft. tured. " i for Colorado State and 3344 fori, with Earl Giles and "Billy Rid fiaraexA A. siggested to Kunkrt that he take Brummel to port om oil block thui gon. treasurer and managa. T; Y in the high jump. wu, A. 1M ft, I't it. a of the Denva ia V ova the tutoring of the new reread collor with a mhtto,mpo .' triangular University dulph A AC. ATt9 mnsLM so. i Milo rlr S. T C.i. (Bsrtwr, Audsrsou. SAX. SETS Ssrprtsew, cxuiL Delbert did so and In his I LOS SSGTXFS. XXAXClacO, XV X UXSi Al meet here Friday, Cram, Brook I. He tsei rnak MennelTailor a VuHkll Taylor staged surprise al the ,waSDl Awaa Darn customary thorough manna. For B( X BOB fAIUAMlYf (UnUn4 Mf. a rtf uoa of tha A. A 0. Soda ha( naaaamt the run when he to the A . BOBt BBCOKB three yesrs without missing a day, Trvm 6rdr PioHnr tf tfe TamfelfMMi B 1 mmttomp m ttm errs nam as rms, ot Hr. loot ttrUoom ot Porno umaMnit ton ToTTWT tomm Of Cii Out HflFY atentootlm lh cbeiaoutf. TAtf Ajf' Tnrrhjp fe. 4 A. A. I. ummlMaMft 1m tin Saki el mm Ctjfe baft to Writ tl Lart except Sunday. Kunkei worked out ? has two a Vfoco tv Inr Whww.ll bike rom m m lar parli race. George Gal Mi l IIJZ KO a kw Ml ot Us a Itmua with hts protege at least one hour, iir it mttopndff. pus, is etote as etfldal umo A tv i m Mil the no. ksrtk Unkts W -- 1 gies in a doa chief three mam jwara Pi leur whittle nUas to lb brat UM threat and pnum. armos ta Sows track. towij. Aggies usually twtt, and sometimes three. t ..,.9 -- ?ir.Yhen . .- Wool-gam- e g , - t some-jhrfe- sea-fir- h Sugar-hous- . Zone Shoot ' - -- Plans U. S. bn d d Ogdeif Teams Gash ' BY HACK MILLER land. won the Garland District Junior Pentathlon championship, here The amateur baseball season will f this week in the sixth annual officially open Sunday morning in games, sponsored by The Deseret Salt Lake City When Fred A. Carle- ' son Motor opposes D. A R. G. in the News. The meet was ihe best In history, Bonneville League feature at 10 am. at Com- despite ad versa weather conditions which kept marks rather low. Most munity Park. first Other of the boys are capable of doing betterday game will, r include Barnett Scoring heavily In the high Jump Weirt w ith 147 and broad and jump with 704. Sugar.' against MerchLarson won the Junior division title house with a score of 3,349. Glen Man ants at Comning, promising young Garland , munity at 13 athlete, scored 3,218 to place sec-noon and Midond. Ray Davis of Garland was vale opposing third with 3.002. Crescent at MidLarson high jumped 4 feet 94 vale at 4 inches arid broad jumped 14 feet 7, cereSpecial inches to .win two first place certifihave monies cates Manning put the ball 28 feet been planned 1 inch to win the certificate for that 19 for the event. Davis with 703 points for 22 o'clock game in baskets and Keith Walker with Lake and Salt 707 points for a the dash won the other certificates. feature. Ralph Day Fowrtb Straight The Carieson team is favored to In the senior division, Cullimore win over the in the initial game captured his, fourth consecutive Railroaders. The motor nine is a of score with district title total largely of former Indus3,883. He scored well in each composed trial players Including such event, his best being the broad men League as Joe Barney. Bill Duffy, Har. SCO lead a for with points o; jumpfeet ostler. Thome toggle. Stan Jen-13 inches and 968 in the Pete Htixford, btrn GanHiicr. 27 basketball throw with goals. HelBobby Penrose, DarreU Bonny and won certificates in these events. mnny other familiar sandlotters, A if White ot Garland was hM drilling three and week oerup with 3.313. and Vern Oylerfop four of Garland placed third with 3. 107.; hopes to make a clean sweep of White also captured two first plan the Bonneville and Wasatch Lea- certificates with 914 points for an gUrg m the Amateur Federation. 84 dash and 671 for a 42 New Ptoyers foot It inch ball put Gaylen Han The D. A R. G;tiU be compoe-esen won first In the high jump with of employees of that company 825 points for a 3 feet A inch leap. and W'lU contain most of last season's roster with the addition of M Compete The several new members, Some 60 bovs competedinners w ill enter the grand finals) The Bartlett and Weiss lineup in Salt Lake City, May 16, has been completely revised. Last on the jeelry teem wea with-Th- e they hope to win further honors. first three place winners in out strong mound staff. This division were presented With on Norm Baud has been signed strength 'gold, silver and bronze medals si and will add considerable e team ihe conclusion of the meet. . jto the club. The and The following schools particlpat .also underwent a shake-u- p ed: Tremonton, Howell, Both ell, the Merchants have been collecting of avail amateur some the best Melding, Deweyvitte, Thatcher, and should afford the Barnett Portage and Collinston. This is the able and nine no little opposition Weiss district Garland the sixth yearmeet bias been held under the di- in the opening game. Omcewt Strowg rection of J, D. Gunderson and myManager George Beckstead at self. Cresent his last season's team has cS la Tk IS Silk fislabm m intact with a few variations. This .... --r'team wilt he composed largely ef former Jordan High School athletes Gtom Muuw JJUAIJH H u .3ju . mot Including Gerry and F4m Lunnen .. . m 3o9 Dtiw ori. Rtf honiia vim SU and the Ross brothers. Darrell, Kk .7 wSLi.' Jm SS Ralph and Rosa. Milo Rassmussen Z37S and many other sandlot notables, Aoitm .. a. wsiher , v l. row miter ... 13 jo At Midvale, a strong team has susmT'C.mm " been saimiiated. The community roro has provided work for many of the states best ball players.' Midvale is a'. new entry this season in the Amateur Federation and the whole town and alt of Crescent Is expected to turn out for the feature game between these town teams. - Brin Barba- and Marlow Peacock . A R. win Ecker The Salt Lake Calliea and umpire the Carleeon-DVikings tangle tomorrow at 2.13 G. game. At Midvale. Ray Don and will officiate Cal p tn. at the Fair Grounds in the-e-a 'Ab Liddell and Bill Spry wiU ump the y that will probably decide and Weis Sugarhouse game soccer championship. Thejbeft nU be seven innings teams are deadlocked with three) AH gam abbreviated due to rain or won tied in' fburfipiless and out games (darkness. No game will be official start. fiv lnnin? h,v L The tie game resulted when they p played each other in the first half. The second encounter is expected e sox ex sroT to he even more bitterly fought. The other game brings together Boc9it TrriMrv acne lbs Be Jott m fee or U r4i-j- fi Aittw wftfl Germania and Hollandia at 4J5 flop is p.m. in a game that may decide third place. This nftorMM.. Ogden , ... . Ma: 1 - GARLAND. 5Uy2. Lvn 1 arson and Grant Cullimore. both of Gar- 23-3- TM arobablt &R. G. Feature-To- wn BY WM. CULLIMORE. f w 1 eners Win News Pentathlon Games At Garland Carlcton-D- , With Big Scores Ogdon.will , ClubsWm Best Athletes BY MACK CORBETT Having won lopsided victories our former cub reporter and Trig on their home courses last week, the "Big Three Salt lake teams league protege, who has already ol the 1936 Vtab Stale Golf League turned- in three brilliant hurling'tomorrow will test their powers on " J enemy " ground. performances for thy Philadel-- " the little fellows w were ho not n Athletics supphia tackling big fellow a. posed to in a game until July 4. Bonneville goes - Gordy's home town devotees got I rovo. Forest out their crying towels last winDale to Magna ter and mourned his transfer from and Kihley Bark the millionaire Yawkeyites" . up 7 to El Monte in so man. Bo The at ion. young The j , matches they thought, was being separated , from his knivea and forks. Might! .a as . start follows, ! vAt Provo, Ip ajn.; just as well have traded him to Council Bluff. suggested one ot r . at Magna, 9 am ; 12 at Ogden, the fraternity boys. y But strange a it may teem noonv regular ume. Rhodes figured the deal was a I ll get a regular turn break. Last week. Nib-leon the mound, now, tnavbe. which beat' Utah Red 1 was more than I got with the Copper S5A Dale . A -If let Provo and beat Sox and Yankees, they'll Bonneville and me pitch regularly IH win plenty Alex Stevi of ball games, work Is all 1 took El Monte Into camp 23-need. Generally revised lineups will - The former University of Utah represent tbs Balt Lake municipal courses. and West High School athlete than better case far The Ntbley Park Association has diagnosed his either Joe McCarthy or Joe Cronin, authorized the team captain to defor under the masterly tutoring of termine the lineup thatjepresents' the venerable Connie Mack, Gordy the Seventh East links, and Caphas turned In three of the best tain Leo Leaver announces that pitching performances displayed In Clint Henderson will play the he the American League this year. 5 position, himself the Nol S and Oddly enough, Rhodes lost hie Paul Owmby the No. A These best start, a 8 to I decision to men did not qualify for these Wesley Ferrell and bis former posts during the regular trials, but Boston mates. In that gam Gordy are adjudged better match players gave up only five hits and Fer- than those who played last week. rell eight and the Red Sox ace bad Chub Utter is dropped to No. 7 to bear down mightily to win "on and Harry Burtoft to No. 9. Bteveasen Plays April 24.- - r superior support On modStevenson, diminutive assist five days later, the eollar-aant Boston the had el from our town, professional, will hold down club shut out until the eighth, the pro post on Forest Dale's teamthen weakened momentarily but against iowSrd Kidga, L'lahCopfinally won 3 to L Marcum and per pro. Welch were hie pitching oppom There are some other new faces layoff. in the Dale lineup, too, Mel Jenents. Taking hie fit Rhodes was oack on the mound sen plaving No. 3. Larry Summrr-havs- . No. 6, and Hack Owen breakJar the A pathetic and trounced the St Louis Browns ing in at No. 9. I ive alternates 7 to 4. allowing only aeven lilts. will go to Magna with the team, Mahaffer and Knott were unable these bein- g- Jim Jarman. Bam to pace 'the Utahn s fire ball de- Cooner, Warns Crowton, Bob Kerx ins and Cart Nordberg. livery. Bonneville Sqaad Thus Rhodes has allowed only 20 hits and six runs, in , three Ten Savsgs will play No. 4, Jack games and that's pitching, even Anderson No. 7 and Frank Baldwin for the lowly Macks who werent No. 8 in the Bonneville lineup supposed to 'have anything but a announced by CoCaptain M alter franchise this Cosgnff. Otherwise the Bonne . hall park and team will be intact except for year. a a e , few shifts, Wally - Williams and - Oar eery poriaar aaac teacher, Jfr. John Bowers will be altemati was immensely Hugh Donga ft. splits mmic tompero- Captain Ctosgriff tkroo am, nsersif. wapidrty wary of strategical moves on the it is fly tho tip- - part of Bill Willes, Provo prof raoff of a a at and imr, lbs professor tional. and was reluctant to anbefore Provo oil, ot hi lay thot ko espiaiat fa nounce the lineup proclaimed its team. This despite sa mmy toordt, of tho eery team could that the Bonne dope phraaanws h spurU. probably beat Timpanogos no matter, how the players were juggled THOMPSON CLIMBS J four lengths ahead uf tho pun at Jamaica. Links Cullimore. Shakeup In Bonne, Forest Dale Teams Also - itekotoJ- Six BalL Lineup Is RHODES GETS GOING y of making things oven this time, a pltche who couklnT win for two good ball clubs is out 'there making a successful strive for a very poor one this spring. He is Gordon Rhodes, f burnt to wia Briarveod Outside -- By it Miss Msrriment, -- By Everett Thorpe Tireless Aggie, Harrier - f rAv fr Hiwut: - Lake Golf . Sunday Morning , d r -- A-- J -l ji w-i- la SSO-vd- . IS-- a , - 9 at j 1 Cst the- eerneret Third West and North Temple I md cot your coat I of Car operation. I No other gasoline the pries tea give yea to arach. OPE V DiYA RIGHT ri'irirt aaa-4kfc.- ,,1 |