Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 23 1928 R i ' III 4 X " : II II 11 ' III III Ml I Twitchell Oas Colorful Qsinf at Colorado College i DAVIS PLAYS ever knew Y7IT1I one or the most colorful and spectacular quintets the Centennial Stale Of tfOU- IS 11 Utalm ! rt V rmlive nnil plenty monton II having fnrmiv YY Cmch blc Ringing to the top In the UasWrn Division or trie lioexy aiuunuim m ! ll lead for three weeks and then lost ft surprise contest to Colorado ARffes " liaSrt been doing mueh this season The ureal Dutch Clark center and Lrnie feimpson leading scorer of the division are Ue mainstays or Loaen lwiurcus uyumja" Ti-ttrhl- WALKER FIVE ATJARLAIIB Triple Tie Is Possible Stubborn Contests Promised Fans OGDEN DIVISION Box' Elder Davis Weber Bear River Ogden w 1 5 6 4 2 2 2 r f-- 'T ' r irk1 : Willis Gives Champion Bout Fine Stubborn ' Crowd Attends : 28 6 250 I- r -' if- U " - If VP '' Friday's Schedule Davis at Bear River Box Elder at Weber the Ogden division TEAMS of the official schedule If If ' J j of the court race Friday night Two games are on the docket Weber County High school cag- ers holders of third place oppose the the strong Box Elder five In will local court attraction They entertain the Bees on their home court This battle is scheduled fori nVlnok mid-sectio- ' share The Infants will be weakened Chard Chard by the loss of Captain Is confined to his bed with smallthe pox and will be missing from hinwill lineup This undoubtedly der the chances of the locals Cnarh Fred Dixon will send Oeertson to the center position Hales and Parker will perform at forwards with Richardson and Saunders on the guard line REES FAVORED Box Elder will rule a slight! favorite The Bees are playing the for belt brand of their offering into the season now and willtogo- down th contest determined the Infantgfr A victory for Box Elder over Weber and a triumph for Davis over the Bear River five would Bond the two leaders into a tie and The would necessitate a play-of- f t r - I ' ' J i 'a ' f ' ' ? t X::- - y : iifi CUIUS MUAA'Al a few davs ago when Roxie Ro manelll retired from the saddle at the ripe old age of 50 Johnny Callahan was generally concededtQ be America's oldest active Jockev But Chris Miller shown here now active nt a Havana track claim "I've laughs at Callahan's Finco-189and no one been'rldlng ever heard of either Romanelll or Callahan then" he says Callanan has piloted horses on all important tracks in the United States - o- - irH I - V' i i - t If t "Ryan this division will f ace the Randolph team ot the lucn ento vision next week for the right romneta in the state tournament On the other hand a victory for Wher over Box Elder and a tri 4 I i I j'" 1 v Feb Z3 — (AI'J — The were stiff and sore today j Braves after a'holiday that was aioar w everyone but them at their bt ball park Doc j Petersburg Fla out at third base Gautreau worked wnetner and Ed Brown at Itrst the formjer will be given the hotcorner remains to be seen but Indicatlonsi were that Jack Slattery means td allow him his chanc to Brown's status is make good more doubtful if Rurrus shows any sort of form ' In Brandenton the Red Sox pull ed in and were greeted by a brass band and a healthy delegation of local enthusiasts The roll showed 22 of Carrigan's boys on hand an the squad except Ruffing and Slim Hariss who has a cold Ruffing is holding out BOSTON w 'M fu £Us r" '"' I -- :A: ! i runner-up'o- f tC I NOP AH AM V-- -'' 1 — : " ! :- l - umph for Bear River over Davis ' would send Weber Box Elder and I? Cv't-i'fV- C" ' 1'' ' f ' t Davis into a tie for first place and j ' l in situation the would place league a muddle —o A triumph for Davis and a de feat for Box Elder would give the TO FACE DERN : "-'- tlj Kavsville five the league title B-VET WRESTLER PURDUE The Infants despite the loss of their field leader are determined d 5 to aet revenge for the Feb 23—(Spe SALT LAKE defeat handed out by the Bees Ii-— this city and of Dern early in the season at Brigham Uctal) clash here tonight in the Aberg Cltv main event of an all star mat card Davis should rule a favorite over Dern will enter the ring some 40 the Leo Walker machine They To pounds JigThter than the visitor are i Ten Leadership demonstrated their best team work Big uus pappas Jack Roller and of the season against the Tigers semi-finV Andree the Determined booked for I' Be last week and are out to capture Is booked to meet Al New iAdoree their final battle Court Play Htman of this city in the special Clark and Evans are looked event V imnn as the scoring threats fori I :d±S CHICAGO Fcb-23-' & (AD— Un' I the Davisltes in i of : first V jpince I possession disputed IHOBSON MEETS 4 I Thompson Abbott and Cropley f" Ten basket ball rac(? will be the V Big however Bear River may get V for f decided tonight when Purdue meets BRIGHAM STAR I l V going and stop the Kaysvllle hoopi ' 'r A Wisconsin at Madison I 'ii Both teams have won six out of TiTJinTT Af PITT A f Feb 23 — TIGERS WORK first are tied for and W seven games Oeden Hobson Jess i vJi 4h Th-fRnpriil— Ogden Tigers concluded t f ' ? Each will have tour more t t meets Reed Peterson i place wftitprwelcht ' coin-retheir schedule last week at Davis I : t d route games to play after tonight's thi ritv r the ! Coach Dixon KaDDle however is a re1 in 1 meet will two the and He tonitrht j here still at work on basket ball turn contest at Lafayette Saturday J tv !UAnnPitsFsnTi enntpst is workinT on material for the ' a nt oiittar ovonts" f night 1929 court team I Because of their scormSj power MnMKwuM i 3 I Hobson looms a slight favorite contests in the local The play-of- f are fa Boilermakers Turdue the ft division and the contest between vored to win tonight The Badgers LtAaK ' - S the Ogden runner-u- p and Randolph make up in defense what however court a on local will be listed in offense and lhus tar lack thev I Francis Wiggins In chargeTVof the in thu best defensive turned have Karl division in the absence of conference this sea the in record Hopkins announces — — son their opponents to an NUNAIjIAKER holding 0- 7 21 of ptr game average points SEASON EXPECT WINNING ADVANCE HEAVY per SETTING PACE power Their average scoring George Uhle leader of the one-- of the lowest in tne eame is BOUT BIG 1926 and in FOR league pitchers conference 30 7 points ST PETERSBURG Fla Feb 33 one of the worst pitchers last year its opponents to 27 7 summer be will of Nunamaker thinks the coming LOS ANGELES Feb 23— (AP) has held c'ontest (AP) — Blair while running up per a successful one for him — With advance gate receipts for points Cleveland continued his unbeaten 38 7 or came avcracre an total Godthe Paollno Uzcudun-Georg- e march in the national horseshoe FOLLOWS nOCKEY NOW 0 points the beyond already fight frey once defeated was' by Wisconsin Harvard tournament Wednesday pijtchers George Owen former mark and 10000 additional football star a few years ago has seats installed in ' Wrigley field Illinois Indiana lost its ohly game by running his string of victories Indiana a hockey team of his own In Bos- where the battle is to be held next to Minnesota when he defeated six provided the upset of to 16 straight ton now that plays the leading Tuesday a $100000 gate today was In last Minnfn the at the week's day's competition polis 30 opponents teams of that section believed In prospect for the match nlsrht bv play back Chicago Jimmy Risk Montpelier The annointment yesterday of to 18 It turning was tho Gopherfe second offered Nunamaker his only Georcre Blake' veteran California win season Indiana serious the of romped opposition but he too lost ar as referee and manaeer flcht 35 50 win to Colum Statifc at Ohio over jU9 biter of the bout further enhanced iC C- Davis Columbus Ohio de the Dossibllitv of a "hundred nlng 52 to 17 in the only other fending also"" came 1UJ- millions ofhomeswr-us6 champion game -a played sale grand" ticket —d v with six wins and ranks rM through second while five players Frank Exceptional Interest was being Ha IJi U rtlnnlavpd In the forthcoming bout Jackson former champion from both by the general public and the Umonl Iowa Carroll Jackson ins 'Sure Safe Quick Provisions have son llarver jkimerson or jvenoRna sport experts been made for nearly 200 newspaWis Jimmy Rluk of Montpelier Ind and Bert Buryee of Wichita per writers Paolinl will finish his boxing y Kan ranked third with 13 wins and will take it more or less three defeats and and Davis defend Nunamaker pasy until bell time Godfrey will ng champion meet for the first keep on boxing until a rouple of ime tomorrow morning A victory ays berore tme maicn ju an w Jim the Cleveland tosser will likely manager for uougneriy and at Soper s boxer his visit today him into the favorite's role Honey swing Foley's out works where ranch Godfrey to the crown take i WJiat is the largest numlwr o however The champion equaled of home run inalc by botii 1 a world's record here today when stops teasing quickly a teams ia major lrasruq game? he threw 10 consecutive doubles! a t: Hefner rniirhs that h ALUMNI TAKE How many licavyw eight and Estep of Tiffin AN1IUAL GAME championship flprlits Iinvc been Ohio won from J Ltosser 60 to 12 3 irr nut and prevent o fought where- the championB cVen No chloroform ship changed hands? !I Alumni of:ttft deaf school de ! feated the schorl team Wednesday up On Mav 11 1923 10 home runs DUNDEE TRIMS no opiates to dry 37 to 25 in a close contest staged were made in the Philadelphia-S- t BOBBY LASALLE cage Court at the school secretions and cause t1 onAthe ther game The Louis National league game the followed dance Cards making four and the Phillies CULVER CITY Cal Feb 2i- constipation Ideal I V SCHOOL six DEAF ALUMNI (AP) — Vince Dundee Baltimore Sullivan-Corbe- tt persons Corl?tt elderly Eight— W Woodward forFor Freston and brother of Joe al at all SchrammFltzsimmons Fitzsimmons-Jefftie- s forward Right Dundee champion welterweight u illard J ohnsop-Goca-WrlgStewart Johnson-Burn- s too clever for Hobby la proved Willard-Dempse- y and Dempscy- £alle here last night boxing his Left forward j IaramIe-Jone- s Kenneth Tunnej' : way to a' victory over the Culver o Center bout Citv boxer in a "Rasmussen-Thursto- n Robinson DARTMOUTH L$3ADS La Salle kept tearing m alter Right guard Dundee and forced the fighting Glenn-BilletEASTERN QUINTS much Smith of the way but the Balti ' Left guard more boxer showed the Culver Referee — Farrar NEW YORK Feb' 231 — (AP) mauler a bit of boxing City TO The standing of the Clbs In the imu eastern mtercoiiegiaie FIGHT RESULTS Ui FAT league remained unchanged today il over the holiday after a triple bill Ther are hard wavs like starvation ' the (By The Associated Press) — Dartmouth pacemaker but fewer and fewer employ them There SAN FRANUJLSUU — M 1 c K e y druba Columbia handed Ctah Aggies 35 Montana State hinir Walker middleweight champion is a pleasant way modern and scientific in defeated Jack Willis Texas (10) which combats Ihe cause A vast cumber 39 continued and Princeton Penn Columbus Springville 24 Eureka 19 of ceopfe now use it And the f lender a deadlock for second place as "Midget" Mike O'Dowd 2? Nephi 27 knockout technical a won Ohio by Payson are seen now Cornea by the Quakers repulsed largely everywhere figures 40 Colorado Los Herman Coloradr over Angeles Agsifs Bobby 28 to 26 while the Tigers whipped due to that 23 Teachers 24 47 j to (4) Yale embodied method is inMarmoIa That Colorado ! Colorado College 53 - O' t People have used Mines 25 prescription tablets PARIS— -- Mo lse Bouquillon sthe RECORD COURSi: TIES them for 20 vears — millions of boxes of 33 French American light - heavyweight chamBrooklyn University Cyril Walker formei Britteher them And everybody in almost every out Blackle Miller 26 knocked in now Polytechnic a who pion this country is pro v circle sees the change New beauty new (3) Australian Dartmouth 26 Columbia 20 champion other 66 at Pinchurst the shot a health new vitality 26 28 Cornell Pennsylvania day that tied the course record Each box of Marmola contains the CINCINNATI — Happy Atherton Indiana 52 Ohio State 17 made by Emmett French in 1925 formula also the scientific reasons for Carpcntcro Indianapolis and Louis Princeton 47 Yale 24 Toledo drexv (10)- results So users have no fear of harm Minnesota: 30 Chicago 18 SEEKS OLYMPIC BERTH t Learn the facts about Marmola because Fofdham 43 Catholic University Fait Elkins who last year won Cal — Vince CITY of the good t has done Ask your drug- - 16 the national decathlon champion I l CULVERBaltimore won from Willamette University 55' Pacific ship is now in the eas preparing Dundee fn6t— now— 'lor a ?1 box with the book Salle City' (10) Culver — La al Bobby Advertisement for an Olympic team tr Then decide University 14 s - i :4: FACES p-- fc one-side- paiSSW -- tjHg 'Iffl - IV ?V:f iV STRONG 0UIHT In )M sgo - rDJ r ? 'i y f al i p " v- a I- j j " : - j vv s st - j i If t t S vr' i It) !f E m-p- six-roun- kjnn V NEW YORK Feb 2 3 — (AP) — Babe Ruth is on his way to be auto coming the world's busiest use a eraoher And he doesnt secretary '"'Yes I keep busy writing my name and the Mggest Job this win ur came from Minneapolis on a batch of 17 dozen baseballs" he said at the Yankees' offices "The fellow who sent them to work out me Is in there I ran across him on a barn storming trip so I told him I'd be he sent along the glad to help filiate n4 hoopster college defeated the Utah Aggies 33 to 3'here last night In a gamw that kept the spectators on their toes whenV bactc and forth the lead during thejlast half With F Ward topping the list in scoring jlhe Montana team step ped offl to Ian early lead andIn held the It through the first half necond half the Aggies started hM tlnar the basket and slipped "into a lead ofi 30 to 23 Montana took ashort rest then under the leadership of Ward regained the lead and held it to the end i The box score: MONTANA (39) 1 NEW YORK Feb 28 — (AP) —Ty Cobb's future has Manager McGraw up in the air even though he doesn't intend to sign the Georgia peach Out at the Giants' camp at Hot Springs Aik Manager McGraw is busily denying reports that the veteran Ty Cobb will appear in a New York uniform In the coming struggle "I have not spoken to Cobb" said McGraw "and I certainly have not signed him" However the Giants pilot Is swamped by inquiries probably caused by reports that Cobb will work out with the McGrawmen at Augusta The first casualties to - me New Yorkers involve Bill Walkwho er Denver sohthpaw strained a tendon in the right who has leg and Leo Mangumresult of a a bruised knee the The Injuries mountain hike are minor s F O Thompson f O Ward f F Ward :c Breedon g Worthington Totals 17 UTAH AGGIES i 4 0 o l g N 1 5 (35) 3 1 F P G 10 4 t Nlelson Davis f o 4 4 1 1 i 6 2 4 1 1 0 1 15 3 o J Worthington Wade g Smart g j ELDS MEETS — 23 — (AP)-fMo- fc'eb LOGAN Ty Cobb RUTH CAPTURES BOSTON PLAYERS NEW BALL TITLE HARD AT WORK 1 Scare Frank Ward Is Big Star Signingof " Leaders Give Aggies McGraw Denie 10-rou- nd 715 715 572 3 5 6 ) 'yyy-y -- Feb 23— SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The fighting reputation" of Jack Willis Texas cowboy slugger was enhanced today as the result of his surprising showing in a bout with Middleweight Champion Mickey Walker here yes terday Walker won the decision but lor seven rounds the "toy bulldog" had as hard a fight on his hands as he has experienced since tie won his title An obscure fighter and a tremen dous short ender Willis rushed the champion from rope to rope In the third and sixth rounds and in the seventh round he had Walker so bewildered that the champion did not hear the bell Ringside critics gave the Texan a slight margin at the end of the seventh round A terrific attack was launched by the champion in the eighth j round and Willis was groggy at the bell from: heavy rights and lefts to n In th the face and ninth Willis suffered severe body punishment and his momentary rally in the last round was nirped quickly by Walker The title was not at stake as Willis weighed 163 pounds and Some 12000 per Walker 161 sons saw the bout and gross gate at $30000 receipts were estimated o t ret 2 Bobcats Rally f° Win Over Farmers Oldest Jockey? RIHGJERDIGT l - ' WALKER TAKES Totals j Referee — Spencer o- 0 :7 —- CHICAGO BOXER ELEANOR HOLM BREAKS RECORD Champion Primed For! Feb 23— BUFFALO N Y Nonritle Contest (AP 14— Eleanor Holm e This Evening mermaid of the Women's association of New York es- Swim-min- — (AP) — tablishedj a new world's record jin d world's ngni- - the medley swim lor wo- of four mlnu(e a risk will time With men champion boxing weight She deieateu a his urestiee and physiognomy but 26 145 seconds d bout teammate Adelaide Lambert the not his title in a at defending titleholder in the na with Jackie Fields of Californiamen The Old tional championships Both Coliseum tonight the 204 baseballs" Nore- 5 Martha was time 4:2$ over the will be lightwelgbt pound x A O W lost her of also! the llus Rett to d free In oe he style! secona title is tne Tonieht's fight LEWIS TO MEET tween the men and probably Man- - Ethel Lackle of the Illinois w NEW YORK STAR dell's last before he exchangesin AjC punches with Jimmy McLarnin ohS BOSTON —Walter Spence KANSAS CITY Feb 23— (AP) a titular match at the White Sox In their last Brooklyn Central "Y" established — Ed "Strangler" Lewis of Kansas hall nark next June news a new World's d medley City who contends he clinched the bout Fields won a record with a tlmtl of swimming wrestling naner decision over the champion world's heavyweight ana aDuny xo i4i against a lormer mari or championship by defeating Joe by his aggressiveness nas almost every M43 5 from throw punches Stecher at St Louis Monday aerreed to meet Joe Malcewlcz Uti ancrle Despite that dereat Man ca N Y here February 2a uaoe dell today ranked a 7 to 6 lavorue NEW HAVEN — George Kojac of Kaufman local promoter announc- - to win 'tonight the !NeW York Boys club set a Field's rise has been rapid lie newworld mark for the Kaufman said the match was got his start in the ring as an ama- back stroke swimming the dismade In conformity to an agree teur around Los Angeles improved tance ln!l:39 5 against a previous ment with the managers or btecner rapidly and was a member of the standard of H4t 5 and Lewis prior to their St Louis American Olympic boxing team in He won the world's ama whereby the winner 1924 meeting KARASICK WINS acreed to meet the Utica contender teur featherweight championship To allow tonight's match to pro Two'falls out of three will decide PORTLAND BOUT manager for ceed Eddie Kane the match here O certi to a Mandell had post $5000 Feb 23-PORTLAND Ore ATHLETE DIES fied check with the Illinois state — SALT LAKE CITY Feb 23— athletic commission as a guarantee (AP) M Karaslck Portland light defeated wrestler (AP) — Funeral Bervices for George that Mandell would go through heavyweight Rogers of Brooklyn N Y P Garff Utah pioneer who died with his championship match with Stanley In the feature event of a wrestling be held nere McLarnin late vesterday card here last night when after 40 o- Sunday Garff was one or xn minute and 53 seconds of gtap th of athletes early outstanding MONEY PLENTY wnnrn career nling he downed Rogers' with a was his state and it during Miller captain of the 1928 series of three flying headloc at Utah Agricultural college that Wntr-a Tinmt fnnthAll team is the I Thel ouhlshment was BOj sever that scnool won IIS Iirsi luutuna -wnn ' — unabta to continue and T!npfr r AA vIMotv over the University ot EUU Ul VIIOa VI MiinnniViia'i UIIUIV 'riiTiit- the was stopped match ' citizens iLtah CHICAGO Feb Sammy Mandell 23 300-yar- anti-tuberculo- ten-roun- 4-- S-- 100-yar- 12-rou- nd 150-yar- 4-- 150-Ya- rd 4-- 2-- i - d I I V - - - j - - is 5-- ' " 1 4-- 1-- 5-- t j $40-00- Ind-yout- MedB HP'S" u" II: i h y ' - :j - n n - to-la- r nrnnnuiiu g We - 39 B Chesterfield cigarettes are of finer quality and hence of better er ht taste than in Liggett & Myers Co Tobacco er FIGHT EXCESS Cage Results j : 26-to-- end what's more— THEY'RE MILD and yet THEY SATISFY! j 20 r any-othe- cigarette at tho 10-rou- nd i HOW it as the tobaccos used in I i45-pound- STATE W O ® our honest belief that 3 3 TO CM E§¥EIR!FD EjUD 'GtElD - 07 Jyf tf ' 1 - - ! f v- - " ' V- If- - V - V - - j i t !''- t j i A |