Show ktiL OGDEN v -- V KMJS3US- STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Old' 'Rival R enew Mat Feu - Three Teams Tie In Commercial Pin Loop First Photos of iM rr Jnlere 1VII onmay! Game Jim Lohdos Prepared For Ogden's -Favorite - Pitt-Stanfo- rd J niiiiiiliniliil Tf mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm tvvmi' l Is Spirited Competition Listed First Half Ends This Week J- MWADDEtf - Texaco Gas & Oil SPORTSMANSHIP American Can Co No 2 A T EVERY athletic contest you Ogden Taint Oil Tk hoar something about sports & Glass man shin what is it 7Consider the child He Is not a Forestry Service good sportsman! lie is too selfish High team three He is too grasping The little fel C1UD J low of five or six Is always ready team ! Ay 17 10 15 1J 558 a It 533 222 21 High cagers will rect the Orange Streaks as captain during the 1928 season Knapp was chosen unanimously by letter men on the Tiger squad yesterday to fill the post He performs at center The "red-head- " is well versed in the cage sport and should be one pf the main cogs in the offensive play of the Dixon Kapple machine earani— fntnr III -- 1 uiuira I xt- I 1 nni 1 W&nJ?? I ' a " '6in" I ngnt-nearteane- n"? T 1 -' ri "" Vr' "rr! 1 41 BiioiB i 139 139 ri8ma" Hlwlv: 7'tJ£! A" "c Paint -- )- I are Scored "Blakeley Ogden or an t is 1T leature interesting ii il jnisoiiiJiJBijf vuuu ana one HIM nwum wD orestrm will astound many lovers of the wIlfJ: " Can i TV Pittsburg a yellow vf the Tankers enty uho MtVi- w — -- xtV" iew Vi or K -i H tULftl au wnw yrK uvu tJ II L Li i-- i- z in vour own' VinvXr eni a 1T1V win hav tinn iui i V": n:'"" m i ifl ' tan-- t wnrrTJS 131 was sentimental about v iwing 1st ww two playeri gome folk minor league men have no morer — f?nrimAnt — wk'"" Hn n ftn-ncJNOt SO Ewing poax itcniig 130 mv ''All ra -- r t life" 13ft " iuj iat v M !:"' if j If I linei of The who sent this regi- nt of ducats on its wav have n°t regretted it In the least— they — t ' wy whw flub flflMTl't mm the Oakland owner ? - pl- " 0 V ooo r''?£U "'Mpi P"cniage trom ine neia fire IftwkVM i watts jjorestry !Ain the percentage of free throws that " wb I ! VT UI Rn-H- m i M ab 146 a i I 1 - u s "T'T't'' Ti w'l iHm iiji" ntfii mi'MiIWliliirfiffltt nTW Ci m r iirWBlllwrriWIilWsiiiisi Here are two remarkable photographs of the Plttsburg-Stanfor- d Tournament of Rosea grid tgame played at Pasadena Cal Jan Gibby Welch Pittsburg'sr halfback is shown lit the top malting a dash around! right end for a hort gain Note the All-Ameri- ca W mnimwi mnw-i- BY IRAN OS Special J POWERS Correspondent oft The Standnrd-Kxamln- er Consolidated (Copyright f 1828 Press Association) j NEW YORK Jan 7— Melyin A Traylor thet man who will guide the United States Golf association through ! the! current year mever saw a golf course until he was past o years of age Then like the late Walter J Travis he became a golfer ithrough business environI I ment on Traylor was born and reared a farm 'down in the blue ! grass region of Kentucky and epeijt the early years erf his 'business fareer in Texas where longhorns i were more numerous than long putts ' "Promotion in the banking business finally landed Traylor Jn St Louis in J913 and there he found his new associates wildly enthusi astic over the- game of golfi For several years Traylor In common with the majority of people regarded golf as a silly game) and kidded his friends over the'ldiocv of chasing a little ball over two miles of rolling land on the theory : I that it was fun But Traylor'a associates didsome kiddirtg on their own side and on Labor day 1$13 enticed him out to the public Jinks in Forest park He did not go without protest and a part of the bargain was that his companions must furnish Hubs balls and a sufficient complement of caddies The grass in Iforest park was high the rough imnos sible and moat of Traylor's fshots I :j - -- m mm mm Mi nj 7-- Netv Golfi Pfexy Has 4 t ic swayj In Utah Ai Intercollegiate i H'flrP cam- - I open meir namp win week Scholastic races paign this uue?5Rl irot TrLlav -- - i ndrw9V Ian — - -Tnnlnr i omertnwaite AlOtOr' Club ' t'oresTy j u"cuse' colleges will also get into action American Can this week nopi' is ' 'Wvw vuiuycuuun uiuiiiwu The cage sport is an interesting amme5'er Motok- - club Utah! annually "oomson uiraen Paint w tt -"- -" J V-- Vj Luddington Brewers"" : xnomnson jroreatnr-Rowlands American Can ANENT THE PERCENTAGE Vs — TT " Hiti - j -- iu ss 1 w d 1 1 j I -- ?W - l r) heart-breakin- j '--"-- Benefit il I I viuy w V vw IITQ (III tYi wi 'I'tita" nu wuiauS Had Odd Career i -- - " most-colorfu- Trj T hi pk JUa-JOj- " aj u i J ak 20-p- pr l m -- ff 125-pound- er er j ss ? wouia live in histnrv KR1 vv J - iano CnaDS I've thom 125 now Ifc know j can-- t keeD th j T 1 r-to them and the wouian game i iiVvnTi lair I 1 s Ml V UICOIILV V 1Z4 i T)l uuuf j uuuaueu hvh v ' xiajrcio vu "wjwis wouia iret tnem sooner Mat er i like them so well that I wiji average aDop Jto per cent of ganford Forestri go to my own bail games know tneir snots Average Tteams now r j Forpltrv gimonk insp that nn tA TT ever win ount oniy oetween 14 xrPnri rn mit vA-T off some play that will send me cent and er florae a nippier man Ordinary teams will count 80 cent of their free throws while Ewlncr vowed he wouldn't Lary and Reese away from Oak- good scoring quints will average iana separately And he rlMn-fbetter than 7 s per cent (Copyright 1827 New York Tribune Inc Trademark Some teams aire apt at follow- That is the oldest thing a minor gistcred U 8 IN BIG CONFAB Patent Office) owner ever shots of was known to a former Statistics up league do The players may get separt team in Junior college competition By Grantland Eic 9 ea in time show that 60 per cent of their They surely will if 'CAIXING THE TURN man Ure 1928 captain of N Y U coin cannot Keep the major league scorinfffrom theifleld was counted CHICAGO Jan 7— The AsThe world Is replete with sec- - footfcall team will via the follow up route yawc take a crank at sociated Press) — The(Byperennial X4wing Deneves it la essen second-'guesseand tne pugilistic fleshnota when ho baseball respite more or less "al for them to team together if Thus teams engaged in basket VfitPrATIR NioilnToI ' but the advance prophet is ajrarer nnisnes ball average only a small percent- - L they are to do iheir best xul jus university course quescent since Judge Landis be ? Dreed Hold Bovrn Posts NAMES STAR He has been offered anv num came commissioner aga of their long and short shou of baseball but Two We'll have a look years ago Ring Lardner ber of financial rewards to desert now raging with fresh vigor for comes oig time piayers who have come and yours correspondent stepped the campus and go in for the fight to a head here Monday with the OK at Pittsburg's California trainJack Sharkey haa been on game out has elected to finish his major jeagues standing on the side nH m tne two ing: camp tot exehang vvnr TTT7ViiiiBrH and football career "lui greetings usually quiet in traininjr for collegiate jLii club owners in the Lloyd at Pittsburg They are na- - with Fred Clarke Stuffy Mdlnnis Lassman looks to be the most his ma tcli with Tom Heeney tw30!117"0' The fight here Is between the bl j 13 pasepau league are "ve or uKianoma but the Pir and a few offthe jsunch viwmwi of all the collegiate pos- - and little Maybe tle lad promising January both sides having ' ousy ates one Some took outlining clans for ihu ioo sked Stuffy how the siDinues in noxing He is 6 feet 2 Deen toia minors them fromi ho rhaa really concentrated on to settle the by cafijpaign George Rejf president Co&1 league Paul Waner was younger talent looked "We've weighs 210 and is fast with hands their differences ormajors battle and canned the prattle consider rela OI the Salt Lake "Rooa la turner! dnwn Vrr fh en' j got one dfthO best hitters I ever ana teet He is also a quick tions with the major leagues broken papic ana taking jthings easy Relf f ma3°r league clubs because he was saw" hesaid "in this kidtWaner tnmKer under fire The only gent in the caulitime for all flower market) who kayoed Under the He cajThit ajEjy kind of pitching that he did w° imaii What is even raore imnortant Delegates from the international """rpay 44Vb niicjiu iq mwe any moves for very eyes ofpnysically fu-- a I'vefiever sen any one whp got Lassman has been - anybody with words was Geno the expert alleged for four Coast league and boxing league ture °uPe ofweelts at least of the Na-T- hold of the ball as he does pearly years He will be no raw product Americanpacific batting champion Tunney anyway asJsocIation the three aYmwmA Salt Laka 7nV h tional leaciiA via every rap he takes is a clean line if he decides to enter ring compe- class AA minors are gathering here looks like i the San with drive" strongest in Francisco Playing see the We'd like to At tition He is a pretty good boxer tonight all firm in the stand for Jatk Sharwith la£t league be"Yes thelteum took him will he haw 1927 but and then hit when now jof Pittsburg a smashing wallop and a continuance of the modified bwt ' lik© key win a fight ing practically (intact However scored another beat by grabbing the season opens?" Stuffy I was a goodwitn left hand And as far as draft the sore point with the smallO'tSoofty at tli0 soup bowl we asked hate to hear him doing it ''ile'llj hit anywhere any any one can tell he- can take his er circuits place Harry O'Neill who was re- also haa Ray Krem time" Mclnnia Pittsburg answered "He's a shareThomas Hickey president of the r who comes from Oakland great hitter here oy 4touywooa last fall DEAN GETS CHANCE and he'll jbe a American nave even an association is one who wouia lassman Among the players held over Kremer when he Is fir physically great hitter anywhere else"! TUIONROE DEAN colorful short- chance if he mapped out a believes a way can be found out of better trn-irom is undouhtediv h last lioh year arei ivD It begins to look as if Mr Mc course of training now to develop the apparent impasse stop of the Ogden Gunners of and BiirHall catchers John Mol- - the National if Two Califor- - jnms knew something league "Our league Is not in a war-lik- e the Utahrldaho league last season iOy speea boxing skill and a ' still TM Iwerkan Walter Paenke nla hovs frntiln arA T!vtnn is neing groomed for a regular nd Boyden Wodd he said "I believe we can mood" Heavier Punch Dan how inflelders for the Pirates' and He might follow Jim Corbett's find a way to go along with the COLLEGE STARS post on the Oakland club In 1929 Crowley Ray Molle pitchers some both will Herbert day their way Dean is slated to fill the shoes son 7 Some earnest reacher after sta oia system of working to build up majors under the present 'agree' Ln wenaii 'ZZZ'?: of Lvnford sold— with Larv ' reeenMv tistics — - — i t wishes to know In what po speed and balance He ought to ment until some better arrangewuittURer ' V"1" iniiuence tjaiuornia sition most college "g ana ball players be able to rig ud a heavy bae for ment can be found" ° Yankees tho Yankees'LneUV nSTyoS ' Koenig star A suggested change by A this training was a bigJfactor in — i i srnn nri BiorL voiucut i annniiTiPi tha nA 1929 or 1930 befct guees would be in the iJempsey's punching" The Heinemann president of the New he development wiiraign up jonly a few addl- - baseman both were born in San n I Th rjrdf cnnrfnn will A partial list of ope siuppmar and shadow box Orleans club would protect the ° ' """"""fiwnai piayers ton the snrinsr tehm r rancisco Lazzert was purchased pitcher's (box great college nltchers would In i ing can help hisX°otwork There minor jeagues y Keeping players from the Salt Xake City club Bob clude Mathewson Plank Bander are several he can work at developed in the league for three T n things Meusel ia a native 'of Coombs spenn'ock Nn Overall! Doc In V J iicimeuiaiB eeason again pe rarmea out to the Gun- ana years before eligible for draft by White these n Reulbach majors Rhem will also his football Rlxey Just by help been ke gait released S2m JI2d to erv Rnpther year regarding ay the accepting of by the YankA Kremer and others almost aa well The Coast league unofficially If Lassman is soinar in for box a Last of Alameda He Relfs product has at known ing" later he can add 30 per cent adopted a three-yea- r rule In the nome and agam t" may stay Dean is a winder on of Lary and Reese the famous sale The tiretfv to done have chance collegians his by rpf using spare r "r Two ana well at first base with Tenny tlrne in the right way Th field Veteran scouts and critics made hii ofVl through the Oakland keystone guardians The i a3°r year He can become a bet- club refused to part with the pair :5Tri1!? kfain'h anxious to for more pitching It is astonish Chase Sisler and Gehrig as! fair next Collins and Frisch ter boxer and a faster harder hit- until the 1929 season Reports ini wuu upaer pis centrol Dau Piayer8 recuperate in are "1now uirempnt two best college second ter before he takes his shot at the dicate the Yankees purchased them the y California ane uunner Infielder hit well for nsqoo' pasemen professional game CHICAGO PAYS over the 300 mark here last sea- SPORT THEATRE The little minors argued this Most ol the great outfielders other nrlcerl Among high Pal son and was among the top 'notch modification never forced the majors to went to fic in coast college TO mm who have They TODAl"S GOLF LESSON OPEN SOON into- - the players in fielders sHe is 'rarin for another out and go Cobb dude sign Jackevery sand lot and Ruth One of the hardest problems to recent years son Sppaker SALT LAKE Jan 7 majors ball player in the country year in the circuit and Is expected college and Wheat! are Willie Kamm face in is a and Chalmer sudden fault that golf to be among those the result none was left for when Culiough local af orney and wrest I Cissell Comiskev of the or Thre were over 200 collegians pops out in the course of a com- with Charley Ti ling promoter announced todav the Ogden) team goespresent 1V the bush Into train- that bisr In leagues except at a major leairnea the White Sox bought both petitive- round — a tendency his new $b 000 for ing at Myrtledale last The big minora hold league season salary which shows I Show i?it to to will slice or be ready abdut thef hook the much the :old !oWler has example l"M° week o that their draft plans holds good ror When thi develops Macdonald ciuo In February McCullouirh changed lessen a i Sand rJik'tt"w' the term of Commissioner yff during reen lojts have ex become ana tod SHIELDS WILL same tne Smith V believes stop un course the safest cleaned is th nt tidy day pensive Inj the Iway of real estate to follow is to allow for the fault Landis a COMPETE MONDAY to be cut? up by spikes j S'-mrrather than attempt to correct it will be safer to allow for the Blloe In spite! of the brilliant arry of while --— Wia nne east from some of the uAin£ W' bring playing and then take up or to allow for the hook until th °?' an college pitching stars I think a the correction v"e later on the prac- round is over and then get busy Bv7Tr-""P5: Jan- - 7—ua In the leading game including Ifaue3 stronger oast could be collected tice tee Dau cmD' " "°a " Lewison the cure Jo Stecher on StranleF ShYduiJ n Dick Wlmr-There is from the This isn't a bad suggestion The little correctinglater xiaviscourt and a host of others to or Atrnrfo ouuuayiu fault to curing Mathewon Plank1 Bender nnd WitU who golfer attempts to correct a be worked out while one is trying SeMontan fifC tanksters Mon- - Salt JLake for futur b°t8 CONTINUES WINNING Pennock have made a youId slice or a hook in the midst of com-- i to beat aonie opponent in a hard Big Bill Pound Rollins eolWe combination but what aboutquite John petition is much more likely to match WIICOX IS "uo Ingham wno ls as son a riT8"51"' mak7n Alexander Waddell and tighten up his system and break pro Young natator "C- university wi I fmirinH i i u n nur l anoting r '- w The best move Is to trv if mn luijL continuing-lockoutto Walsh? i tne trip thenowever he will Rwim hall mntain thi up his game He might try one sible to take things easier V win nis l5Snta and cut the Jn best of tne loom gainst th cure and if that doesn't work it aown tne eviiuoi — toot- - cany rounds Of He has won' 16 out LASSMAN'S BOXING CHANCE hw effor reeling a ball basket ball and baKehnii is to mistake tVtA ja a numDer pi different events liffhlffninr of 17 fights trying others There is a chance that Al Lass- - while the matchkeep is under way It to hit as hard 127 - : Veteran mat enthusiasts who! have seen Bill Muidoon Youseof furnished most of the hilarity when Tom Jenkins Clarence- Whistler he decided to become a diving Ve-- i Ernest Ttoeber Jim Farr Yankee nus seeking to clutch hia shifty AlRogers Charley Olson Dr B F foeman by the under-pinninRoller Mahmout Borochichi Frank ways the German would find Lon-- j r Gotch Earl Caddock Ed "Strang-Jer- " dos missing and after using his nose Lewis George Hackenschmidt for a rudder a dozen or more times! Joe Stecher and others hail the he abandoned his attempts at speed' grace in favor of less ridiculous mighty Londos as the greatest of and tactics He would scramble through' them all the ropes whenever Jimmy would1 SOME ASSETS The Greek champion is a man get a good grip on him and stead-- ! of 'commanding personality mag- fastjy refuse to come back into the! netism penetrating intelligence arena until he had enjoyed ample soldier scholar and grappler lid rest Heinie used the ropes twice' will go into the big battle against to escape from Jim's painful leg1 Visser an athletic artist In hia splits pulling himself free in most' startling fashion prime "While 'tfteinbom'H best defense' 4i nis maxen witn juonaos Monday Visser will face the greatest was hisrcady access to the hemp1 wrestler Greece has ever develops enclosures he did manage to do! ed The Greek's flying headlocl some heavy work with his head-- 1 hold combined with an almost im- locks which evidently did the! Greek no good whatever He also? pregnable defense and a superior held Londos flat with a fully body! tof brains has made the quality Greek titleholder the most feared hold for some six or seven minutes whiah must have seemed llke man In the wrestling game imn— l7liTirwnuiswM Jr mw— that en4 many years to the under-maMonday's bout Is one of the efforts of white-shlrte- d what with all that weight aboard! Cardinals fatanford'a sensational tertainment features of annual the victory to down this elusive runner However was watched by 70000 cheering Londos brought his Livestock show Ogden Don Hill Stanford substitute rans a packed stadium as you can Londos la hot on the trail of mighty pluck into vogue and held halfback is shown carrying the see from our upper photograph Stecher and Lewis and expects to forth valiantly and from that point on there was nothing to it but bail towards the Pitt goal Une in The final score was 6 It was win oyer Visser He "f the lower scene Londos''The touchdown the New Year's gift Coach Pop last night that he would announced j no uncork play that won for Stanford came Warner had asked of his football less than 60Q tricks J necessary to "It takes no cognizance of the a few seconds later fact that not only was it one oU r outsmart Visser team Visser has been hard at work In the most sensational and spectacfor the match for over ular battles ever staged in that hls-- l preparation six weeks He la In fine physical toric old arena but that it Was wittrim and plans to spring a number nessed by a frenzied 2000 fans who of new holds against the Greek caused the old rafters to swell and with their tumult'' were very wild so It was a costly the most popular executives the champ His chiropractic methods creak Some havo whispered that Visser in! are short to the give expected aiternoon for his instructors u s G A ever has had but also Londos plenty of trouble is no match for Londos This writer J'UIICI CASKS OUTFIT one of the most competent Hi mighty VI will break Londos' neck if after watching the two men workj However that one round of has given him necessary" saJd Viseer is convinced that Visser will glv early legal 'This la Londos was convincing to the new u golf 8 a far seeingtraining mind and the judicial a world of competition chance not my and I'm for G A executive looking On his way to high position he has long occupied a While the mat event in hogging tea Instead I pink my expect work the following morning he in the banking world Is a splendid great match" the greater part of the interest two a at on his executive abilstopped sporting goods house Londos when notified of this fistic events should also offer some and came out the possessor of commentary no He has hobbies to ride pet j smiled and chirped: unusual entertainment more clubs than Bobby Jones could ity in his new office and only seeks statement HOBSON MATCHED "Visser is free to ute any hold he use snappy Knickers shoes cap furthtr to Jess Hobaon one of the develop the game cf golf desires but he should realise that I and a lot of other equipment in this and country the among Will some offer welterweight boxers of the pets of my own" i'Tom- - tnen on xrayior was a 1012 clubs that are members of west is matched for six rounds USM PACKS IN U 8 O A frequent visitor to the golf courses the Jensen of Brig-haagainst one Londos "Speed" That is of the ' and his new office will demand The U S G A a splen- - est drawing magnates In thegreat City mat that he visit a lot more But unlike did season during enjoyed 1927 Hobson has advanced rapidly game and a showman de luxe was the heroes of fiction or Walter to the committee reports according the past year and 'expects: prepared during indicated Salt at Lake Thurslast Travis he did :not blossom Into a for the annual meeting here' toto coast before spring invadethe when he defeated Milo day night champion He soon joined the day The membership was increas- Steinborn arrives in falls before A straight club in St Louis and re- ed 193 clubs during the past a triple Inthe other mit event Danny capacity house Hear what Les CTBrlen lates that his best score In five yearbyand the association now has clever and hard-hittinsports editor of the Deseretj years waft made during his first representation In every state except Goatesj meets Omar Wheat season of play Traylor never has Nevada The biggest growth in iNews nas to cay m part about-th- e These two boxers are plated for graduated from the duffers class membership came from New York four rounds of spirited jnilllng j "For all anyone know-aftseeas a player and the average golfer where a 0 clubs Joined the assoAdvance ticket uaeT sales Indicate Mister Londos that his ing powerwill have a strong friend at court ciation Michigan was second with ful opponent aftejrfhe manner of a a capacity crowd win be on hand so long as he needs the U S G A 19 while Ohio and Illinois produced prices prevail rag doll thig6odlooklng Grecian Popular Upon removing to Chicago where' 18 and California IS v Charles Revell who is handling can Just about hold his he now resides Traylor became a Attendance at the national cham- grappler fpr the stock show is member of the Glenview club arid pionships also showed an increase own with any heavywelirht in the the event anxious to have memespecially He lan&r has has — verythine— eve-lean later the Old' Elms despite the fact that neither the UHmmy His power is that of 'the bers of the fair box in attendance paradise for golfers open nor amateur was played IpA dynamo and his actions the will be a show worth travel"To me golf is more than a very ing"Itmiles arge Kouing center xne epen poetry of motion It was little wonto witness" said Revell or declared last week at Pittsburg drew a gate ofJM461 der game" Tray "The advance recommendation i th that multitude cheered "I think it is probably the best while the amateur at Minneapolis the ' burly brown boy for every come early test of true sportsmanship in the grossed $11581 ThettStal for the o thing he did or even attempted to world because no man I think can two events was an increase accomplish out there v against LEARNED GAME AT YALE With the 1928 play it successfully who Is not a Of J723 over 19 He is certainly a wonthorough master of himself which open booked! or Chicago and the Steinborn Mike Donahue who recently re is the biggest Job any man can amateur fbr BoBton — both great derful wrestler and a great show man aa wen as football coach at Louis— have and accomplish" signed is it expected that goinngcities HUMOROUS CONTEST iana State learned his football POPULAR HEAD ' a new attendance record will be "The match was fully as humor- as a player at Yale He'graduat-e- d Traylor not only will be one of Huony ine coming season ous as it was thrilling Steinborn there in 1904 gs — UlUQS By GEORGE CIIADWICII (Special Correspondent of The Standard-l&tRmine' (Copyright 1928 Consolidated Press Association) i'OKK Jan 7 — Th imyv en state is right They nine gold naLD" Payers in California The fh letfue g?t 8oraa of both but a n: The lat 2?v afongnc money "v" IS1" wek wvoitv v4utr vi me x'Bcmq uoasi jeague soia its infield stars Lyn Lary and Jimmy Reese to the New iorK xankees unarrjpion clubs of the major iguea meaninff the Tankeea 1 ana if the Tltfvii£r Ttoto aBtream of 15000 glittering goldapproximately eagles into th? trone ox o£ California base- ' thre vf ear" iNost P Jt lh? been flow- has lut ln£ l" direct stream Some of itV1-or ulJTi' 0E - s this-busines- - 1- VjaUlOmia the- steps into the ring with Pete Orpheura theatre in a mat tussle greatest local crowd in years1 - LEAGUE FOR BIG aA-- L that promises to attract CLASSY ARTISTS veneer with most of us We never get over tne supreme joy of win- Three teams are tie fn the bitterness or losing olace in thA rvningana we we As become league This f he result of Some advance in years uut "10 me el'a"ls week The we an like to win and hate like Motorpast club Brewer Dairy Supply to lose — wue and the tv oldtiury miU 1i 1 uuuutiut Mi u icnun Itu 1" Tot— iv lOCKFf! tan xaoIMa th w VVflblUll Wllil d© a v a Rno 17 vlfitnr in jose great ni " groceiuiiy rhamnion If hak"took riftfeat Hcht" vlii' :TJV1"'"' v -- vi una season nas v i jf v'huuji V" o uvi a wen greater than ever before — i' champion achieves greatness be- - with the lparHno- tim cause he hates to lose and hating matched in every department The to Jose he puts- every ounce of American Can No 2 team Is a of win- - close fourth onlyohe and one-ha- lf energy into iu wm ah naruer Dacic ot th leaders junts- iry g is the de- - jfames the more The first half! of the schedule ensue iea6 wwkh tierInme season ctoseg this week However a good sportsman will the individual harbor no personal feeling He ory of the Texaco" five is high with wjii not ouraen pimseii witn luces 160 pins in 27 games He is close- never ly pressed and dislikes Personalities enter into his game! ' He never Motor club wUhf S 4 in th? samS hears hatred oi jealousy toward I number of contests his opponent Ife will never per- The averages follow mn ms temper ip jet ma Deuer 01 "me— Team Av nrm not create a scene l cgory jexaco un tewm when tne hreaka ' of the came en Lamnhll MntAr oinu ie Steele Texaco against him a great cnampion win aiwaya i xuwen American Can ' f give credit where credit ia due stratton Forest Sservice 152 will get a great thrill out of Moore Motor eluib vva winning' nut nA will nnr in?Ahptnn riean 161 losing These things make a good poe Brewer Brewers i 161 n ki sportsman but lie will never win Harpster Osrden IPalnt : without being elated and he will Wilson Texaco 150 not lose wun 160 onKiey American Can atratford Brewers 149 Many a man who wouldn't at a amuer lend a life long friend a nickel " ugden J J! would trust ftia entire bank Kenney Motor clib roll to a horse which he has never met Shepperd OgdeS Paint ' ' ' " ill - o WEST UNfiflVFRS XMBmNi lESMiii JnUli fthe world's title jVisserclaimant Monday night at the - game-Stratto- W By AL WARDEN LONDOS king pin of tlie Greek heavyweight wrestlers ELTON KNAPP center of the di- High single rams—Tex to quarrel withl a playmate He will not admit tha$ the other chap individual three nmi Ja better why? Because a child A High Farr Jr 657f is primitive He represents a n Individual High nature in the raw "single 223 As the child grows older he can be taught The! virtue of winning TEAM AVIvlTl Af3T7! 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