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Show . . ... .. . . . ,...r. - , Friday, January 26, 1940 , ' . ..- ' .. . - , - , . - . , ... ' .. ., , .. . . ,, - ... - 1 nit , . ,Ith l'v ,1 , 9 - - , ,1 . , Bryan --- .i. 4. ,.- . al ,- , , ..e---.- , .-..: , , , , ., . , , , , :. , ': ,k t-- , ''. '11 ''''''''':'.. :1 1"'s, :: :''.'i:::'''''-'.''-- '':: ::: ,:::::;., :'1:: :Y:. :,..::,.: ,::::-.:,::' -- i :::' ::: ....W....'. :::,, :Av..- :,:,:.i.,::: 1 lr.::': , T ": .':.:' . .. ... , - ' !., , -,, : ., ''''"i'::" .., '' : ...,. 3'W'' . '..' ,1 .t'' : A ,;,; ,.; ..: ' ' ,. , ' , --. : , . - , , , , :.:,,',,,,,''' ' - , il. r!' :;,,, ::' , '".' .44 Page - ., --,-, , 1 ', '''' I; . "'''' --- i ..,, ,, - ' 7.- ' ' ,7,,4 ,,,,,,s -' - -' ..., , - 4 1., , , , . , ., 1 ' --, ( t I :,1 .11 ,, ,,,,. .. of' .,,,,z, , . ,,,,,,. 0,-.- , - ",4.0.,,,,,e4t.'i,;2 f,..,. 14 ,, ,,.:. '. , ;. ,, i',If.t. .I i . , .: ';-.,,v A. L .,,,, - 1.., ? . ,..L. 1-- . .! 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Toppled '' Yellow Cabmen 4- '5, ' t - . -:- T.:,:-- , ,... '....' ' ' ,-.'- - .. - i, - ::::' L ' , - ' l'' :, .,::,, ,,,,,,,,::,14,: ' ' -- ' ;',':.,:. 4('' ::,,,- i. ; 0. ''!: :.::'641;'. ' , -- ':::, ,.: " ,. ', 4 :, , ,.4. :tt ., ; ;:: ' ,: , r .:.. , , ... , A . .. , , , '', 1 -v:,--- , tt , ,...1,:..:::::.,-.:::::- Ito ,, , , LeGrand And 33rd Hit Skids In Bonneville ; 11 - , - 1 I4 ' .. , - ayes I, Wasatch Five r v . . eii. 11' , - , . , 7 , yllorsuble , . . ... . . The Deseret News Salt Lake City, Utah ., , ,r , .4 : , . . ' ' , . .. - --- - .i - , -- ' ' ii; - - . ,,,,,,,,,. ', ',0 I., ., See ? . ... ,' 1' , , ',, After a spasm of upsets 'chalk- . ,, ,I ,' , .;, ; , s!t t: ':: i ,. A 'v,,N, 11:., 1 , ,:.'., r 1I ::. :,,,. we cAa-,11. e i: ,..: :::.::: .....li 3 ,es , .::, 7,...,. , , ed .up during the earlier part of , , ,,..Abior ,,, , t''' ' '' '. ' .. tl court . waxed ::' ..' M Men ::.,::,:::..s..,.... week :.: the 4,..!.:.:,ipor,004t,..,,::. 4 ' : t., ... ;;. .. '..4 ..',st - ' , it' '1 artists settled down to normal ::: :::. :4';.: ,I,,,, . :, ,: , .., Wilkensen, star center for the ""- ' t , t , i .::' Vi. fi, most ledthe 1 with the with favorites for '''...'".. part I: Cabmen, campaign i N :, 1::::::::,',:"Pr',I4-..a',i:, :,E,,:41 'il.tzt11"-'i- :,t ,, ''',':';:..;: :':' n 15 points, being set ap for scores .:,,: ;.4. :.. ! '4 1, 't ."::: '''''S ' ,. '. turning in victories. 4i Ay t occasions !.! on numerous the , ' 4 I:" by ; 40...,I.,.ir7i --Stake- in ' '''''"-"- ''',4706,,,10.. I. " , --work-o,,, .., , ,, flashy floor I'l ':.'"-.'Division 10, they played until the i:,:!:.,::';;;,!;::7!ii:!::.':.Y::::::::!:;:::::!:',::!:,!:::P!:: ': ,, -DcKleva car,ried the ii,. ,:, ..,..i,, , wee hours with all five encoun- - :,.'...,:,......,..,;.,,,,4 ,,,,....,, '..'':',1 torch for the Collegians with 17 i.,.,,,,n. , 1 ,,,,,,., In '1 ters being closely contested. é, 041,i It points. .:!::!!:-,:!, :.:: , 4E,,,,47,,,,7,-- , , ,,, Nos- II .. : . .., the feature, a plucky Bennion five li , --, 4 ICEMENoletik UNDEFEATED -' .',,e"1":2,':.:0,,..,,, tussle ttilhe IV , ,. dropped a hard-fougunUtah Ice and , Storage stayed ' 25: 16 to ,l'!,4:...,,,,,ttat, crew ,.::::: otit1;,-- .0'7 leading Taylorsville i! ,,i f'l' defeated along with the sharp7 ty,IN, ,: ,.,,;. ' Taylorsville came back after the i!:....: '; ..iorniori.--,v,,.- 1;:. 7 club. ,,..,...,,,.., , , I' Intermission .,,' -, shooting Guardian Benefit I ...., .., ,,,,,,,...0042g,,z, ..,.... .0 t:.., to slowly creep away - Ns,-11,- f , The Icemen trounced Western ,c tip.,,,,ek ' '4,.... ,: 11.4000,.''' ..4.,t , ., as Alvin Bennion ,paced the scor- , , , ,,...,..., with Electric in. stridelast--night- 44, ,. ', , and ,t4.1,..;;;,.. Mackay , 1, , : Chick Cederstrom leading the winGrant Powell played outstanding ii44.,;.,,,, :!,:;!: ..4111 , ,, :'.., , attack with a nice ning :,,i, , : dPferrsive games during theecond ., .., i '':,4;. ,: collection. .: , 4 ; ....'' '74: rio....,,kz:,, i A half to completely tie up Bennion ,,,-- ?",..'.7.7.4''. :164, RalphMqDonald was unusually :4 ,1 all 5 , ..,,.0011,4;! to losers the points, .,,,,,x4-it limiting toti,st, IL.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,or;,.., '' I to lead Lt,dir i lhot incolleeting fo., ...1.. F11MCIAI,Lf., :4, of Which were contributed by i ... , ., a rOtS1'''4 .74'. 'a Jhe Guardian Benefit five to deal..41 -Mick i I Blancli, close 42.39. win .over 'Utah Finance. AAAIDICAPPC'D ,- i -AS LCAPark -,'-' FIRST WINS. It- was z Scoring for the Finanee--tearAl DOP6ERS1 Or ins 45W- ., quite evenly distributed. Alurray First stayed in their NEWS SHAKES AI Alen cage, SLUMP Third Ward the of nucleus Vice strong runnerup position as they barely FRED WAYNE r TUCKER AND DAVE ASTE, Pizesir)5141 440 COACIT The Deseret News five climbed staved off a strong Grant Ward team,tehich.shares,t1 1,:iPrrty,,S,take lead. T.114a,trio cl t4 Ikta or 23. pereort 1,101,1s, - ! ASTE, pictured above from left to right, form the ( i '' out of the cellar at the expense is one of the highest scoring in MIA ranks'. quint to come out on top 25 tO of Safeway Stores , .PCsoFeSSIO4AL- - Foort3A14rIVAAM .'5 The The fine all around playingOf Lee Newsmen. led by John Talrbage Weolfley, who came up from his 1 and Delmar Larson 1,0 counters on the OF p guard post to dunka in , By jack Sords fine defensive at guard line and Vere Weisley es well aS play 4 game, forward had all they could do to to be the payoff. , proved 4 beat the --Bafeways. Jerry Vaculin Mill Creek moved ,up a notch in t . was hot ' for the losers with 19 its comeback tell when it barely ki Points. The standings: skimmed over, a husky Mt. Olyrri- 1, Won Lost Pet. Bycrew 22, to 20. Big Intah lee 1 - pus 0 1000 ' , nearson helped the winner's cause, Guardian Benefit .. 3 0 1.000 , r LaBusiness .. 2 .687 coming out with 13 ringers. , 4 15 of Ptah Etna ir Jan. . , 1 BOSTON, years .2 .333 punishingprn-defensive 7-S tOreti played afine sill 1 2 .. .333 ays-Ty---Cobb-,se his fessional hockey behind him, Eddie Shore, the aging super-dkfeYellow Cab DEL MAR, Calif., Jan. 1 3 .333 game 'is well as contributing Deseret NeNN News man 2 .333 share of points. Lynn herculean las6zof man- tThe golfing clan headed Into....the 1Yesterit Electric. star, was eager today to start .. .,,.. .000 0 .3 -- '; , vats the leader in the Mt. Olympus 1 '4---...........7 .. Itwo. .. : of California's 1940 winter Schetlule for February for one team Ilast and lap 4.. playing aging t Pioneer Gym) attack. tournament trail today as of Utah Finance va. Itemiser, 630. The tempest that has been rag-Holladay started out slowly but Western :;i0.,..4::...:::::;:;,::..,:k1;....,';';.::::::.:::::.,:.:,;.:'; Electric vs. Safeway. 7:30. la field of around' over his' offtOr 'Yellow Lab vol. Guardian finally picked up steam to outlast ing Benefit, 8.30. he purchased the Springfield the first round of Crooner rtah, lee VS. DePeret News 930. Cottonwood 27 to 24. Jack Bing GUARDIAN i BENE. UTAH in 1 FINANCE Internationclout front crew in the franchise annual k fourth $3,000 op Crosby's kept his Holladay G. T.F.P.I . ; G,T.F.P. the last American Santa half at event Rancho the although summer, first len 3 5 4 113iFree4,f .. 2 0 0 4 League after the ie Turpinj .. ,,'," ..,t.,.,.::: 9 3 3 21;Morgan,1 In his Menonalid.1 of threat. 3 were continual' 1 Club. wishes 3 7 the a 1Country losers Boston, against , -2 0 11,Crant,e 1 2 1 3 ,,, alter B.Labritme 2-0 - 11 - , 3.. t.,,, ,, may, - " the most decisive victory-- of -- the Bruins employers,- - blew, him4a4 , A B'Cantobet9 1 0 0 1 i 27 a to 37 1,tvthe from tournament that Niehols.fr 0 but the 0 2 Winder championshipi 4 1 1 proswim:Awl. , copped 9 Masons ... night plans, evening LEA(," STANDINGS event called Erickson,1 -2 0 0 4 Smucker, I 21 3 0 A ,;.::: contest from South Cottonwood. club to the lowly New York Amer-yEAgram for the k 0 0 2 Won Lost Pet. for half ILIewilynAr --,,,0k l.'''':, .4 .; :: t the field to play today, the As usual the Gunderson clan kept jeans, the graveyard of Nation 4Ien BY GRANTLAND RICE 22 .725 ..MI Krught,1 .. 3 3 2 8 Store Maybe five milesmaybe twenty .713 other half tomorrow and the low the iron ring hot, being credited Hockey League stars. ..57 Morley Bros. 25. 421 SAN Jan. 11 11 old4ifile Totals 8 FRANCISCO, 17 12 5 39 .650 70 28 Hoisunt Bakers HAPPY TO bLEAVE. tapes. Th e pitchers had with 30 of the points. compete in the final 18 holes Score by Iniarters: 'Totals -' to work In fifty or sixty games. value' 11A)es1;Imitiagebauti7iger ,'166) Su nd ay. ENSIGN STAKE Guardian Benefit ...... 16 21 30 37 24 (Special)You can't run into Y;."'''';,' Although Shore's mark ',k,:k,:,,,,,,?, :: Maybe more. I've seen them come Finance .. ...... 5' 11 20 37 39 Cobb without .5381 33 47 Picking a winner in this affair Utah UTAH Up on the avenues Ensign Stake was supposed to be the ghest inlGranite Mill g ''' HI out long before the ball game was thinking of base, ICE ;West. ELE 35 .583 , 45 is as risky as putting a deuce. the Bruins sanagement White Spot Is apparently immune from upsets hockey, ;.4.1...,,,,,rg, WEST. ELECTRIC 35 G,T,FP! I 44 ran the When into ball. Ty, scheduled to start in order to get lik..arLrare 3 0 0 6, as very few have cropped up thus said it swapped hi even for Brahnoky.1 G. T.F.P. .41 39 .513,, note on one of Squire Crosby's race Cetiamtentf the kinks out of tired arms. ' I turn the pages 4 3 0 :os run on AnitersiLe 12b 21 1 25i Harley.f .500 liorseswhich Ghost, :' Georgia :far. Thirteenth still looked like the die Wiseman. a ,right winger of raw, oefin. incidentally, 1 3 11'Walbom.1 44 .450 CrO'SbyS 38 out slowly for over Mir DVI Mar track near here Colbert. .,:.,::','::::;::..1k1:1 '', working club thatis finally going to knock but average mgor league ability Gardiner s Market 1004 to 3 3 3 s back thirty-si0 0 I t!,' irWinehestr,o 1 .,. years 46 32 ''''"4.,., .::: 17 minutes. But not today. But Shore was happpy to go, for sE,ce,ti,angoyiel:toker 2 1 1 over n South 4"I in the summer timebut there ItteDotaell,ir 3 0 0 6'Snearir Eighteenth as the Y 41 31 ,::;:....',.:,;',: 'around and Ga., '.;; Atlanta ::,,, :',. ::"1,.;.,: 1 1 Royston, 29 2 Blacklists 1 con-2went-ohe ha beepdiscontented since tne Imperial Furniture to win a hard fought .2gs, was no lacking of IMartin.fr 0 0 0 -DU THROWBACK 88. I first ran across the 1,' his minor league Success Market 2501tenders for the 8500 first prize in 0 15 to 19 tussle from Ensign. Speedy Bruins restricted N 2 2 2 where Bubbard,f ,:..':::::: 85 1' mates ': "I thought Dizzy Dean was go. gold-clathe professionau division. to his Springfield Jil1111111141111s" 0 0 0 Lee White led his eempeo4ionIMiller,f .. later who :' phenomenal stripling to be a throwback to .!theold I ::' win with 11 club"lehome games. He expressed Team serier13. Franklin, 2732. Most of the leading li,thts I ing sixth their It to straight et , Totalii-7"5 , 26 9 1 I 23 ''.,:. .. fire. was- to-s7 '' ; Dia hurt his arm. He , over part- - Team singit. Success Mkt 1006: E. J. Score by quarters: counters: South Eighteenth- - showed - 421Sdaysuntil defending' Champion eluding ens. 627. -1 , ,:;,:: The thought then was, "If Vein . 11 28 39 57 Utah . lee wanted to pitch. To be in always InnVtlift oisi;ow, iiger, 246. i v little mercy on a helpless Twenty- ,,ing with his thousands of Boston (Dutch) Harrison of Little Rock, Western 'i 4 Eleetriet 8 14 23 ter comes, can Cobb be ..... ''.:... far be- 1 there. But there are not many left : National Ark.. i seventh quintet smothering then).' friends, who have idolized him for EEstl,Ts Open Champion SAFEWAY DESERET NEWS ? like that. They'd rather be resting Ben Franklin 3, Success Market L hind?' For Cobb was the bluebird Nelson and Jimmy Demar 50 to 13. The entire squad sharta 13 seasons. :,, ,:. GTF.P.I. Byron G.T.F.P. 1 3. Simmonst 2 3 2 61We1sleYt . 6 1 0 1 harbinger of spring. It was at that of on "Mr. Hockey", as he is known 1,14771,atabk,1141,1,1,31,1117: et the ...: :,'; man hottest ::::.;, Houston, i in the scoring spree with BillVanI. Beverage y 3 3 1 71Millerf .. 7 10 5 "In my opinion, a real pitcher time Cobb kept writing me letters, the California circuit this season, Guisley,f. ,...., :: of Ashton Heating 2, White Spot 2. der Werff and Bob Bensontopping, everywhere the game is played, :'7 Vactilin,c. 9 1 1 19'Talmadsce 1 0 I. should be good for at least 45 ball Brown and kc into Initial action tomorrow. Bleakx .. 2 3 2 61,arsen.s... 4 0 0 Jones, their mates. Twelfth won a close said that Marvin (Red) Dutton, his Granite Mill 3, Gardiner Market Smith, go , signing .::' ''''''''., ': 2. i was Warburtits 02 20 00 13 Riehins.g.. 3 81 3 Included in tday's field 214!'t21;i: 11:1enniiiwn: lal 0. Robinsonall telling me what a 34 to 30 tilt over a mupli improved boyhood friend and manager of :Nloetrieur gamesmaybe 50, if he is really 0 41Clibertir Bennett.. 0 rew to stay the Americans, had agreed to needed. I mean men like Walsh, ',In- Wolton,f. . 0 2 2 2;liartehnerf 0 0 0 the North Eighteenth Ray. Heafner, young Economy I, Savage a. Clayton Tyrus great husky player wood. N. C. pro. vvho may find Cy Young, Alexander, Matty, Ches. mond Cobb was. hailing distafice of the lead- mit him to carry out his gigantic UTAH rowEn "A" LEAGUE 21 19 8 5 Totals la 14 8 441 Totals meet made to order. bro, Joe Woodthe top guys. They this I fell for the gag, not knowing ers. Universityfinally Score :TEAM STANDINGS could take itand they loved it. led in the early rounds Slieway by quarters: submarine Tvven- ri,Ays FOR OWN TEAM Ileafner and 8 18 32 44 that Cobb was writing them :...:::', Won ret.i eyesto scoring :' , 11 J,t 8 24 Not this modern crowd. At least. 5 , 36 50 .fotv.of the recent ',Os Angeles and Deseret News me from every ,tccounting to tieth 52 to,20. them They include managing the General mailing HENAGER'S YELLOW PAD Personnel it ::::,::: .16 66 encounter of the !Springfield Indians. keeping their Service most of them. They haven't the i Oakland Opens, only to blow away In :;.1....:::',. .8251 G oTy.p. tank, town stop. Anyway, Ty help. Jo stamina needed to ito on when the lead and victory on the last 2 7 3 1 0 6 ed to make me 0 4Jaeobs,f 9 evening" Eleventh kept right up home rink in profitable operation Purchasing quite.a prophet I R 7 5 2 2 9 DeKleva.f. " 5 9 7 1711larrett,t .583 round. Give him a good there is no one to take their place. there among the leaders as they by booking other ,attraction, play- Engineering of wake day today these when in the letters, :....;:,'::::',':::,: :' 2 0 0 Newton.e 3 6 5 15 7 9 4'Willtenson,e 438 Production "rit say this for Babe Ruth. Fie and he might winbefore borne Sales carne out with a 45 to 43 count ing in all of hi S team's he Randall s 1 1 0 2'Holtnes.a :''' ;; 0 0 0 0 I wrote an article. headed, "Keep 6 10 .375 could always take itand like it. 2 Donkvicb.8 3 0 0 6'Paransonir 4 3 1 9 11 .125 loses. games and also the New York en- Salt Lake Accounting on ,,th their favor. Raymond Tyrus your eye 0 0 0 0 Ganon 0 0 0 O'Handeoek,g 80 could Lou Gehrig. You - never HIGHLAND STAKEgagements of the Americans when 111611, SCORES roarer of Roys3 Cobb, the 2 IHeatheole.f genes. General Acctg., 2708. had to pamper Ruth or Gehrig. 0 0 0 0 ton." A It looked for a while up at High-of the dates do not conflict. In such Team 1Homer 4. millions Team single, General Acetic., 950. kept many great IIostak-Garcia 13 11 7 33i Totals 16 13 636 Total cases Shore will play for his own They Were ball players of the old Individual series, Merl. Smith, 603. land Stake as if Bryan's record same on the ' startled their ,:: eyes Score by quarters:. Individual single,. Frank Swenson, US, school. So was Matty. So was Alex. 11 straight wins was going to be club. c.,,, I 23 28 33 Cobb for just twenty-fou- r Benner'', years. Such a program calls for his SALT LAKE MAJOR 9 1 7 31 38 Yellow Cab ander, drunk or sober. What a smashed but the big purple team 1940 OF COBB THE Off the floor at half participation in 24 minor and ma- Team Standing' pitcher. after going' 1940 of lives Cobb The just Ty I Won Lost Frt. NEW YORK, Jan. 26.(AP) still go for stamina and fortime with the count 15 to 14 in jor games during the remainder Standard Optical, his outside San Francisco, and .676 Prefers Old Days' 22 to of Out of a trip come. titude. And I'll string with brains the regular season, which is al- Western Optical, may their favor came back easily .40 .588 tit and are two favorite hunting 26. sports s mo of the middle- most the Just Collins Clothing, completed. take Wasatch into camp 3S to TITUS RAYMOND COBB, one and speed. They still count. When (By The Associated Press) golf. At the age of 54 his hair is ;40 ,t6 .559 Finney Beverage, Purdie and Art Thornwall what he will do if both the In- Fort weight fight picture. TODAY A YEAR AGOLong Is. thinner and baseball's immortals, has no pa. they dont, then you haven't either l'of streamold 31 of 31 .456 the Douala, IMary Promoter Mike Jacobs left last land 31 37 .456 Toledo 40 lined body part defeated some with soft pitching arms, pow- a game or civilization. You haven't r ,s paced the winners. of the eve- - dians and Americans qualify for K. H. Y. ij.. thews on University has packed 41 .397 night for an unannounced destina- 27 the playoffs, Eddie has Independent, In the best game 39, for twelfth and general lack of speed anything worth while. Atlot in too er straight victory, much. not 21 47 Miller batting .309 Finance, weightbut tionbelieved to be Chicago .passing Highland not decided. St. and beat Scores John's, he Depaul High ning the cleverout was that in modern day basebalL sport." I and science it asked Ty why a 35 to 33 3230 where he is to confer with Nate' in doubleheader: ht. New York be Team tieries, Standard Optienl, I Parkers eked on a bat used that outgrip always Team single. Standard Optical; 1129 Druxman, Seattle Ty is orlding the years in great Edgehill promoter, in an fore 10.231 fans. over the black-cla714 Individual series. John Olsen, with both hands spread well apart play. That will never be sip. shape. He is far and away the all. to arrange .a bout between THREE YEARS fit. lay Goddard and Don Riggs Fifth Ward Wins 264 attempt ..... Individual, single, R. Worthen, again. proached Al Hostak, the recognized N. B. A. Vines defeated Fred to be the undoing ItES1,TS Who was Cobb batting against? time top of all sporting stars on proved almostcrew Perry, habit will do KDYI, 2, Miller Finanee 2. You can make with their sco- In Cache Stake Tilt middleweight king and Ccferino 64, and tock lead for first time In "It shows what of the Park Walter Johnson, Big. Ed the financial side. 2. PInney Only said. 2, "I Beverage Independent play. began sport," Ty this doubled and redoubled. Floyd (Shum) Garcia, whose title is recognized in pro tennis series, t', 'io Standard Optical 4, Fort Douglas 0 Nick Addie Joss, Jan. LOGAN, ing antics.14However. Walsh, and Altrock, older with much baseball North American counters and his line Fifth Ward M Men walked Into the Western Optical 2. Collins, 2. by FIVE YEARS AGOGlen only in California and New York. JenSell'S Curt ing Jack (Released Chief Bender, Colby. I couldn't grip the Before leaving Jacobs said he ningham beat,Gene,-VenzkNewspaper Alliance.) 10 bigger kids. defensive work as well as some lead Doe by Cache Joe DOCRILKS CLASSIC Coombs in Stake Wood, Mutual Smoky near the had -that bats they had wired George Parnassus man- - yards to take Curley Mile." fea- big r1 timely scoring brought the winners League Wednesday when they ,won Le Am tItandinge White, Cy Young, Eddie Plank. handle. I had to spread my Won Lost Pet. ager of Garcia, offering the Los ture of Prout Memorial Games at pace at , to the front. Sugarhouse kept 7 points victory from Third-- 32- 25 .609 39 -at the ball. 1 Rube Waddellmost of the great Arirno Fire .... runnerand bands the for a poke Park battler title 4:16 with in Joe Angeles , Boston, with fight MI 25. This was the first loss for the Highland McCluskey 36 , .563 ail of time. 46 bats pitchers the any couldn't swing ',' big of Norfolk, Va. St won 23 .563 Ken Overlin run in 9:25. .36 1 up post by dumping Emerson Flo- powerful' Third crew. Tips Weston Williams-Olse29 , 33 '.547 other way. After that I couldn't to 34, as Hugo Brandt, Clyde con34- defeated Ninth Park SPOT THE SOFT .30 $4 .469 Hyde bet. was all But.I Floor Latter's probably On change. rence and Ace Meredith 33 .45020 and North- Logan took a win -i 27 si i Ty what he thought the ter off as a place hitter than 1 .4191 39 26 tributed heavy in the scoring. from Tenth, in other Cache 41 WESTO1s1 Idaho, Jan. .356 23 been as a slugger. I difference was between the ..... have might Stratford remained In the cellar Stake High Scores league games. and the present crop. Arimo Chifetains had. believed in slugging any. never '. Team 1313 when they could only muster 11 The Fifth-Thirseries, battle kept the Team "Stamina," Ty said. "I mean legs the distinction of being the first 26. 603 t DO single, to way, Parleys on crowd points the. edge of their seats Individual eeriest Jensen, 681,1 Weston - High "1 believe in getting onand and arms I've lived on my legs team to beat the GRANITE STAKE all during the contest. with the individual single, Sehe ler, .... .... 257j around. Today they most of my 24life. As you may re-I School five on the local floor this then The Lincoln "Rallspiters" sound- Third getting an taking early scoring JUNIOR CHAMBER LEAGUE member in For-season. The Arimo quint won by big league years ed warning to the only believe In hitting a fast ball never , lead but later it. Lake Team Standing. in an overtime ma spared my legs. I've played a score of In of ' the M' out opinion, est Dale quint in Granite' Stake walked off with dropping my Cr'1, park. Lend hon'on many a game with almost no skin thriller that saw the Weston team science has .833 2 baseball away 10 as they easily took Richards into ors for Fifth, while Kowalis of Gold. BILL a is WHITE it'll win. given I3y If hot,. leant aw3y. of on either thigh. - .7:30 lead up till the last minute 9 Weidner Third was outstanding for his Maroon, ..... .... to power. If it's off, it's pitiful. , ." camp 39 to 22.. Dave NEW YORK, Jan, 26.(AP) ge- Orange, 8 4, .1507 "I believed then and ,I believe a , :: counted up 17 points for the "Rail fensive work under the basket. was The not 5 .563 7 .... Red, complaint in-exactly Mr. Ben Van Alstyne doesn't long up your system 5 .533 Jimmy Gunter swished 7 "I'm still for speed and science. now in tougheningBetween a new one but it was pertinent splitters" while the work of Frank Fishburn, forward for Ninth, ran Blue. seasons One to tie the score and then drib. .506 not sparing it. 6 6 line wild care how It's doneeither by an Purple, on the defensive a art. is lost since had switched Base talk to the the Loughlin tolay stealing a and defeated 6 .506 the nearly . I and I hunted all winrer, eight or ten bled the length of the floor Hyde Black, also shone. act of Congress, a proclamation .411 5 White, important place of the "little It seems to be gone forever. Did hours a nay. That's Park crew handed. He Crimson. what Bill Dick- pushed in another to score the first k 7 .417 8 Forest Balers scored 20 of single high-clas- s The a write-ior referendum. be. Van in the several know that guy" by 34 points, Green, his you team's gameand .11 .417 ... peto ey has doneand you know where two points in the overtime lieVes the small man will grow ball players lait season' failed "But the zone defense in basof Hyde Park led his Scarlet, pushed aside Nibley Park 44oneto 19 while 4 ,,333 of mates Perks in stature if the zone is abolish. steal ,ta base? I remember one year Bill Dickey stands in baseball. to further mark them as. .000 ketball must go," he stoudy 0 12 Silver, 10 counters. with team deThe Weston second "The same goes for pitaers. The High Senrei , the teams to beat when the annual G. Petersen. forward for North Team maintains. ,, ed. because then the emphasis I Lad 1)6 steals. Thaesalmost the , - 2616 Look Cubs feated arms. Arimo the J., weak series. Green. has modern crop Ken fecesaround. comes on Tayball will word be AndVan Alstyne's better tourney handling. saMe as 96 extra tilts, for those at Cy Young, Logan, was high point man with Individual single. Marion Robison, .. 241 512 ball winning more mild 605' more The lor and Swede Wade carries weight. and score." me in position-t13 points, while Hollist looked best Individual series. Jack Wootiheadt steals speed carefully sadly put It K:111'1,TS , games. Show me a pitcher today Sanpete AI Men in 14 points. mannered coach of the Michigan AN AMAZING RECORD for the Tenth. planned offense. L K. Fehr-C- . Fehr 1,, who can even pitch 400 games- - Re.. , BONNEVILLE he commented. State Spartans is 'not only an s 3. Cobb' Nowadays, ran J. In up Ty my opinion; ' e 0. 4., The , boomerang bug "the teams start to shoot as one of the great records of sport memller Ed Walsh? One year Ed Release Schedule finally Colgate great and a proIL 4, Itrenneke-Bur- t won 40 games and saved 12 others. with Bonnbville Stake soon as they leave the dressing ducer of fine midwestern teams up vs. Silva caught reeSpeigal Jan. 26. something close to an "4 , VT. PLEASANT, He waked in 66 games that year g LeGrand room door." but one who has the added discagers as the For the top..1908, And then' pitched (Special)Basketball schedule for '''...... around Swan Lake The Spartans are headed, di- ordmaybe outfit and third place holder Thirtinction of having, been a high , PITTSBURGH, Jan. a period of thirteen consecutive ' fell to supposedly lesser Tommy Speigal, PennSYlvania light- 111 through a city series, working in the M Men of the North Sanpete school and a professional star rected and paced by a little fel. he led the American League aimMit Stake for the remaining season Men Cagers every game. low at one and the same time. rivals. The big red team from Chester Aubuchon, five. years weight champion, expects one of times. twelve in can't batting exactly ,. follows; ... "Most of these kids today He explains that simply: "They and 132 pounds. He's finally net its match when his hardest fights here tonight And all the hitters he had. to take It. Jan. 3IMt. Pleasant South They have come up the easy an aroused Yale crew sparked by againsb Joey Silva of Los Angeles, Down Lewiston , weren't so strict about amateur. ,such a natural that Van Alstyne Mt. out Pleasant at Ward A were: Lapole Napoleon beat s Spring City; believes he'll go down in his col. he's never been in better way. They have. to be pampered. ism in those days." John Poulton's 15 markers . gave SWAN LAKE, Jan. North Shoeless Joe Jackson, Tris Speaker. lot of them need a nurse. We had North Ward at Fairview e Van Alstyne, who brought his the leaders a 42 to 30 shellacking. shape "and if condition means any- Lewiston Lion's were snowed lege's history as "an Sam Eddie Collins. Ward. Clarke, a Nig What to come up the hard way. did thing, I'm pretty sure I'll be able under team here to meet Long Island great." NIL...Swan and Ted Poulson in a fast basketball Veach and a flock difference that makes--- in any Feb.- 7Mt Pleasant North at Dave to hold my own." Speigal's title game played here. Swan Lake coach Claire Bee of Long Is- Crawford, Bobbywere yeoman. work in keeping University in the feature of toMt. Pleasant South; Spring City of others who shooting from game. M Men, outplayed the visitors iIriggs and Bry Badger away from will not be at stake in the Square Garden land, who went west to scout the 1350 night'sMadison North Ward- - ., .... One year Joe Jackson the hoop although Briggs managed battle. "Any pitcher today who can win Ward at Fairview Pleasant doubleheader, was guest of honSpartans, said his 'blackbirds will lhi to .400. during' the entire game.. Atthe North him Cobb Can and stilLbeat it 41,0 Feb14Mt. almost t or at a luncheon given by the 20 games-to slip- through for 13 counters. have to be smarter 4.han .owls' to half the score read , P tk And then he outicWith a far deader ball than you imagine Cy Young, who aver- Ward at Spring City Warct Fair win tonight After being trampled all over by goi ng to gain & complete monopiy Henderson of Swan Lake was Metropolitan Basketball Writers view' Ward at Mt. Pleasant 4 everybody during the campaign when the lowly Emigration crew high pointer for the - evening Association when he unloosed his launched into a description of all they have had for the last ten or' aged over 20 games 'for well over South North ., Ward. 20 years, out there today? Yaleerest the pretty he saw in the fifteen years. ' for with 14 points. ;0l1sson- and F. blast at the zone. 1, Garden Park finally put a thorn stayed even with '41 Feb 21Spring City Ward at new East .Lansing field house. chances for. the three periods. ' However speedy Thomas made 12 and 10 points .1, "It's almost impossible to penin Thirty-third- 's Fair. Here ía a recordtwelve bat. "The kids today rarely use Mt. Pleasant South Ward; etrate- a tight zone defense and "I don't remember much about runner:up spot by giving Ahem a Frank Pizza began sinking them respectively. Gilbert of Lewisat Mt. Pleasant Ward the game," the collegiate-lookin35 to 31 spanking. For a time it from all angles to give Yalecrest ton was high for the vistors so there's nothing to do but ting championships out of thir. thtir legs. They ride in place of view North . Ai ,. looked ' teen consecutive major league stand wa.T, Out front and fire . mentor admitted. with CleaSo walking. I always bad to walk. 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