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XRD-EXAMINE- 4a R TT ( H ' J - - i - - I i i i Ti i McGrdiv Wants To Be Shown ' —j — ' """ i"111 - 'I" j Fivft Clubs of C Circuit Focus Eves j o in-th- e Instead of simmering down to a "Save the Bees" campaign the ob- Scholastic Schism Found at IW & J stacle now is even more serious "It should be listed a s "save the league" Unless Salt 'v iv Lake r disloyalty EVIDENCES of glaring the up shows a in the great na- tional game and decides to join hands with her neighbors at the f ar j knell undoubtedly the circuit organ1 ized in 1928 This of cou rse he passing or organized baseball perhaps for all lime Salt Lake as a i consequence cannot afford ito stand by while the smaller communities enrolled In the league clamor for baseball The exceptional late decision makes it ouj of the question to enroll a sixth club In the event that the Bees fail to buzz as of old A four-clu- b circuit would be possible but Idaho clubs have put thumbs down en such a proposal UP TO BEES Under thie circumstances the entire existence and life of the league is In the hands of those true sportsmen j of Salt Lake who are making ajdesperate effort to get i Iter n the swim among football players at Washington and Three regulars have Jefferson bright and will proved themselves the four-yecollege completer course in three years getting their diplomas this year & Progress! of the league and the other clubs has been halted for one week Salt Lake has been given an extension of time to "save the league" and the northern clubs are confident that Salt Lake will come to the rescue r The confab will be held Falls'next Sunday If the at Twinleague Bees enroll everything will be rosy and the chain of affairs will move swiftly forward Idaho U'alls enrolled a capable leader in Pete Maloney to- direct their organization during the new race He comes with a world of experience The versatile Harry O'Neil skipper of the Rees last season will be in charge of the Boise outfit Student — In - Mi' -- :t r Uf" f¥n - 1- j I - 'F j 4 BULLETIN NEW TORK Ni Y April 2- OutKoins ' trains were packed with alumni today bound for special sessions at their alma maters Among tho various 'protective mea sures for college 'football which is reported slowly coins to pieces is the proposed measure that all foot ball candidates before being given uniforms be required to prove that their I Q is 20 degrees below zero or lessTRAITORS SCORED WASHINGTON Pa April 2 — Student mass meetings today gath ered to hear a debate on the ques tion: Resolved That football play ers no longer can be depended re upon Coach Andy Kerr in bedside ceive the returns at his Washington hospital URGES CONTRACTS CHICAGO April 2 — Alderman Joe O'Goofty 100 per cent Ameri can was interviewed toaay on tne Hon decay of college athletics O'Goofty declared it was silly o colleges not toa have all their play contracts ers under four-yeis-t- o 'I r— — i ?v:ra —$f " I - all-arou- nd ill I f Exchanges Needed In Big Leagues - -- i : n i I j 1 : ra I10BS0N MEETS pre-gridlr- on UISSER TRAINS s MAT ' I s is- HEEWtifGET FISTIC Subject i - 'lihi SR®TS ! - 1 "i - ' 15-rou- nd ! I - ol six-rou- al J nd i i u ) 1 i 1 i i CLEVER BOXER '( — Mm — Bristol Chapiii Day h FINE ATHLETE Weber High Tlie Dixie High school St of courtiers Six Items George sta'e Stars champions engaged In a 45- Inminute drill here today In prepSport Work'' national aration for the scholastic cage jemst which opens Tuesday at Bartlett gymnasium ' ' ' Tlie A f used glASS backboards 5Pffit 11 ?7 'fit I almost exclusively in the: east gave the 'Fliers considerable i '' f?VX ZtfV X fr --7KyZ 1 ? ?fi'H trouble Tills was true of oth cr teams of the west also Coach Leo Hafen of the " ' ' Utah five pronounced his men J in splendid trim for the big tourney The series pairings rwill be made today ' 3 K X J ( ODD RECORD CHICAGO April 2 — (ADCarr Creek a tiny settlement tucked away in r the mountains of Kentucky isn't listed on the map but before this week is past it is confident It will mean to high school basketball wnat Kentucky means to horse racing Carr Creek has sent its first and only high school basketball team composed of eight students all re lated to compete with 39 of the — ALBERT SAUNDERS nation's best In the University of interChicago's annual national Weber high school boasts scholastic basket ball tournament one of thecounty most outstanding schol astic athletes of the state this sea starting atomorrow With student body of 40 boys son In Albert Saunders eight of whom reported for basket Saunders was an outstanding perDan wunout a gymnasium or cason the' gridiron was a former in their York New uly ilthe Giants not predlo rate the do: pennant very hlg experts Although court of services ket ball minus the capable player on the guard tlons for this: season John McGraw the colorful boss of the Giants th nks his 1928 gang will make a paid coach and without uniform's mighty was a point win in line basketball McGraw has Andy Cohen left until a few days ago this little band ner In them whistle:! a different tune once the season gets under way season and is a last track "Shanty" Hogan center and £eke Barnes right listed as important reasons why the Giants will be a of mountaineers battled Its way to -baseball twlrler- of repute star was one of The If thisi trio doeB their stuff as McUraw expects watch out for some dust the championship of Kentucky in good club this season the B division In 1 8 consecutive the outstanding performers in the t from New York games the team never used a sub recent A A U wrestling 'series stitute and never called time out here and is also capable of play nor In 18 games was a man put out lng a "mean" brand of tennis " on fouls Saunders is a senior at 'Weber Canton Illinois and Wheeling High He expects to enroll next West Virginia tltleholders of their season at weoer couege xne pres I must be something wrong with starts on a knee that was once yery respective states ' will meet in the ent Red and Black athlete should JBy BRYAN BELL bad' In the National Brooklyn and inaugural of the tournament at 10 fill' in splendidly for the Wildcats Associated Press Sports Editor him He is a Quarterback of merit The flrsjt base situation Is espe- Philadelphia are starting the $ea a m tomorrow NEW YORK April 2— (AP)— Saunders is capable of running Two clubs one In son at first base with promoted The first day's pairings follow: Baseball about to start another cially acute re are overstocked minor leaguers who have yet to win kicking and passing with fine brisk trading mart each league season lacks TUESDAY" i on suits the Boston gridiron A iew Washington has George Bisler and their spurs in the" majors to complete it equipment 10 a m— Canton III vs Wheel He stands out as the best all- with is turning the assignment over to ' W exchanges would make for a )mpre Joe Judge sand could be happy were Va ing around athlete turned out thus far plaver who is very very good when 11 a m — Fort Collins Colo vs equitable distribution of talent either if the other charmer lair at Infant the Is he when and lis horrid he has Cincinnati good long-ooutfielders away some qlubs are George Kelly —— T Poughkeepsle N Y 0 — while others have a surplus of iin- - and Wally Pipp and has not yet bad vs: Moor12 m Tulsa Okla to seven have The !to outfielders Giants "a are able been way play fielders Pitchers and catchers figure head Minn FINE SCORES assembled in convention in ojne them bothi on the bag at the same if Ott Is included and only five! in 1 p m — Winfield Kan vs Iron POCATELLO Ida April 2 — fielders The Y"ankeeS have the Mountain Mich cities and lack a quorum in others time (AP)-h-Th- ree men made an almost TWO CANDIDATES place all cluttered up with In The trades may not materialize 2 p m — Berlin N Hvs pine Pocatello Ath score: in the perfect no Lou fielders' for is but iman-ageCleveland In the meantime and understudy Ark" Bluff perhaps because owners and shoot letic club's here telegraphic " are a suspicious lot prvne wondering whefher George Burns Gehrig letter perfect in the part 3 p m — Miami Ariz vs Bris- - Sunday a one the before will the j of to jump at conclusions LACKS GARDENERS applyifor pension tol Conn The trio who broke 24 out of a most persistent being that if ajrijval year is out and Connie Mack shud 4 p m — U S Indians N M vs possible 25 bir'ds were John Curl are The Louis woeful St Browns is willing to trade a player itfrere ders when Joe Hauser makes quick ' so desperate Carr Creek Ky Howard Beck and J V Nevlns R lyjshy on outfielders 5 season unoer tne p Chicago vs H Rector made a perfect score of that before gets on Austin Teat 25 but It was disqualified because wiy Dan Howley- may be found 7 p m — Rock Springs 4Wyo vs it was not made in the first found corner with a tin cup - hoping o against hope that a fly chaser may Jacksonville Fla 8 p m— Alexandria La vs Cabe dropped In REFEREE OUTSIDE RING Md '""In England France Belgium and Detroit has infield ers almost be tonsvllle — 9 p m vs Coeur d'Alene Ida sand of avarice dreams the other yond BOUT European countries the rex FOR Vt eree at boxing bouts usually stands wuld cheerfully part with one for Rutland another pitcher who- could' win for 'f 10 p m—rPortsmouth va vs on a small platform outside of 'the Morris Ala the Tigers ' ring In base Thla year's tournament will be fThe s Finish e Severe Next G great equalization t Ogdenite ball however will not come this scouted by the National Federation worked a physical and scholastic the players and the Test In Salt Lakfc Wednesday Attracts year and in many cases the rich of State High School associations hardship onwill associations state committee as Several richer continue will to report back to the the protested grow V Unusual Interest' Ring Tonight pqor get poorer against the meet- - cont endings it next national meeting Tete Visser Ogden heavyweight wrestler !vho meets Joe Vargo In the main event at the Auditorium Wednesday night is carded for two severe workouts today and Tuesday as final preparation for the finish "z f j Contest ! The Ogdejilte will tussle with Al Dawson promising local heavy weight who recently turned pro fessional Dawson is booked to meet "Speed" Craven in one of the pre liminaries Visser failed to pin the shoulders of Vargq last week after 45 min utes of epeedy wrestling Thetwo men wrefetled on even terms neith er having an advantage The finish bout Wednesday will determine two points First of all it will provide an opponent for Pat McGill next week in the final elim Ination ' contest booked to deter mine an opponent for Strangler Lewis and' second it will break the deadlock that existed last week in the draw bout Vargo Is the claimant of ' the He has Italian championship enough medals In his possession to open a jewelry shop" The Ohio Italian won the championship from Grdinfr 'at New York two years i ' CHICAGO April 2— (Special Standard-Examiner)- j Bigelow Turns in Good Pardf Shupe Is GuestJ of Club Mrs SAUNDERS IS Dixie Five In Workout National Series Will Open On Tuesday HARVARD MEN RESPOND CAMBRIDGE Mass April 2 — Plans to start calling: the signals in today by algebra were advanced i Time Coach Arnold Horween will be taken out every half hour during practice while the players who care to do' so will devote an hour or to to the j study of old Semitic handbags or something i YOUNG GRAD REJECTED PAINTED POST Ariz April 2 — Percy 6 Montagle was refused admission to Yale in a BAKER BOOKED Del Baker veteran coast league examination held here yesterday It cited that Montagle had passed catcher is! slated for another- - sea- was an English test in his freshman son at Ogden Twin Falls boasts a seasoned pi- year at Painted Post High lot in Bill! Leard Jack Roche is Who Is it that said something the general playing director of the about overemphasis? Bannocks Ogden expects a record breaking season "With an improvement pro gram at Larin Farr park sanctioned by the city fathers the Gunners will trot oijit ins new unies on a sodded field when the umpires call "play" on May 15 CHANGE The present grand stand will be moved to the west end of the playing field and the fence located on the south sides' will be moved 50 feet south1 These changes will not British Hopes only give the Gunners a splendid To Beat Ttinney In field buti will offer one of the Utah-Idah- o In the largest parks u Title Contest circuit — to is be This extensive program 2 — (AP) NEW TORK April 'completed in time for the opening Through Tom Heeney ' erstwhile f of the racej Zealand blacksmith the Brit Under the verdict of the city New empire hopes! to recover the commission of Ogden the stadium lsh heavyweight boxing cham plans undoubtedly will be tabled world's she so successfully pionship which the! 'for some times I maintained in — '— — o ripping bare knuckle days of yore Only once since !the inception of the modern mode iof fisticuffs has a subject of his majesty the king worn the laurel Of pugilistic su This honor fell to the premacy ganglingr-legge- d son of Cornwall Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons who cap tured the title from Jim Corbett the bank clerk and lost it to Jim £ f Jeffries the bollermaker When Fitzsimmons on June 9 1899 was being counted out in the eleventh round of his champion What is the greatest num with iJim Jeffries at battle ship ber of dduble'plays ever made Island New York Thomas Coney in one season by a team in Infant of 2 Heeney a pink-fiste- d organized baseball? In his makeshift crib in days lay What is the greatest number the "out-back- " country of New of b'ues stolen in one season? Zealand' numWhat is 'Cobb's greatest That sturdy product of the Antl ber? podean open spaces has become to Has Jpe Sewell any chance day what some Of the observers of breaking Everett Scott's think is Britain's man of pugUls record - for slaving in contic destiny In the scheduled bat secutive feames? tie for the world's title between Heeney and Gene iTunney in July Sr rauli In the American "assownemer it be over the ciation made 213 double plays in route in New York or 20 rounds In 1927 which broke the record of the old London Heeney at least will Beaumont Texas league club of 208 nave mat golden opportunity wmcn nas been denied British-bor- n made in 1926: Lange with the Chicago Cubs in fcoxers for more than three dec jess hobson Cobb came 1S97 stole 100 bases SALT LAKE April 2— (Special) near breaking this in 1915 with 98 — ugden s welterweight fistic sen thefts sation a Revere Jess Hobson gets Yes a slight chance Sewell has WALKER READY test here tonight when hj faces Scott "S3 in a row to his credit Still of Grand Junction FOR TITLE BOUT Walter had 1307 If Sewell takes good care Hobson'a j career in the! fistic of himself he Is likely to continue world over a of one year as a regular at least four more seaLiutAUO April 2 — AP)— Jack reads like fictionperiod from He jumped ports jvearns manager of Mickey Walk the preliminary class to the main er world's middleweight champ event sector almost overnight ion nas promised Promoter Jim The clever jOgdenite will be forc Muller he will AMERICAN SETS confer with him here to show! all of his class tonight to discuss a probable ed Satin is a seasoned battier and one WORLD RECORD Thursday match championship between that carries ai punch in either palm vyaiKer and Ace Hudkins the "Ne Hobson ton the other hand dera MIAMI BEACH Fla April 2 — braska Wildcat" onstrated his" ability here some time — Schoem-mMullen is confident he can land ago in a main event with th fam (AP) Mrs Lottie Moore of New York Sunday set a new ine uue go for Chicago on July 19 wuo mvvaiif ': wotM's record for endurance swim- X1UUBJHS a welterweight has an Tuffy O'Dowd of Pocatello and ming: remaining afloat unassisted nouncea He will ioin th mirti Robins of Oklahoma meet Tiger in the Deauville pool here for 32 weight class because of his increas in the semi-finover the hours The former record of 31 ing poundage Mullen also plans route to sijrn Jack McCarthy of Chicago hours was iset in 1880 by Miss Four high class preliminaries will Edith Johnson in Blackpool Eng- and Jackie Fields of California for round out the card f land Mrsh Schoemmel was com- o uuut April 29 The profltsiderived from the card this evening will be turned into the paratively jfresh when she finished l at 5:23 p in "Save the Bees" fund SHARPE LEAVrs — 4 — mnvrrT o r f ° '" Dr Al Sharpe football coach at ' i ON E OF TALLEST RURLERS lale and Cornell for years MONTREAL GETS HAINES has Eppa Rixey Cincinnati hurler is signea to be In charge of athletics Ilinky Italries former Penn Stat one of thef talHest mcninthe big at nasnmgton uriiversity in St grid star will play with Montreal upuia next year He is at Cornell in the International"5 leagues He is five! Inches more now leasuei this than six feet tall !' year f BrisiolIhMn'enoriri IN TOURNEY Awaited By Fans Over Entire Loop Favorable Report Expected Confab Next Sunday By AL WARDEN baseball league are cities of the Utah-IdahEYES of the on Salt Lake City this week With ipilots of Ogden Pocatello Twin Falls Boise and Idaho Falls named and with other details moving forward with fcplendid pre"Save the cision the verdict of Salt Lake boosters en husiasm and awaited with Bees" campaign is being great interest Ogden Golfers Report 5 AWAIT PLAY On Bees: Verdict I CAGE TEAMS ' £2 P' inms - Fast Action Is 'Needed Gunners GetNewFie - '"' mm- i Mi ea&m um Bait jLahe rt-- ! ' r - one of the outjstandjng young golfers of Og' den played his first game of th 1928 seapoa over the Ogden course Sunday i Bristol had a' card of 7& for the J8jBlxOver par The youngster demonstrated un- -' ulual ability Ilia playing should improve! materially before the sea son of ftqially gets under way The course Jwas spotted with promlnentiOxden golf era yesterday Besides h Bristol the following played: p! E pavis James H De- Vine As G Horn C' H Barton H M RoWe E J Harkness J W It Andrews Mark AbppttjJi Brown W !ltr Wattls Frank Drlggs II W Peery L W George Gl-oWarner Arthur Peery R K Mfcus Mary Murphy J Thomas Leslie Joseph ScoWcroft E C Rich Rosa Gwilllara L R Pugmire' W IL Loos and Lukf) Wright George Shupe was present as a cuest CHAMPION PERFORMS Mra A P Blsrelow holder of the ladles' club championship played oner round The champion was in fine formJ She had a card in the low forties Plans: for the 19 2S season ineofai as j tournament competition ' are concerned will be worked out next week' Wl 'Rice Kimball is chair- No offiman of this committee cial tournaments will ne conducted until the iclubS is officially opened late thlsj month Until that time member of the club wil be free to engage' ifc' sort of competition Harry Borgth new profession al is not only 4 very capable golfer but alsr a splendid teacher lie expects to start hisv'instruction In goJf this 'week LADIES EVENTS' Special ?ef forts will b taken dur lng the new year to stimulate in' terest among the women Tournaments ivilt be booke'd at various intervals during the year for i - -- i a2 i the-femini- ne ptars The Rotary series between Salts Lake and Ogden is down for on of the deadline spots of the proInterclub "matches with gram Salt Lake organizations will also get the attention of local golfers) j ' f ' j during 1928 j ' y i " ' f ' j CElEixPRTS M ' M MjMSART PLAT CHICAGO AprO2— AP— Nins of the nation's? leading cua experts started another chase today for Otto Relselt's national three-cusion billiard championship Th tournament will last until Anril 14 Lwith two "blocks of 50 points each m twice aanyw The Philadelphia was favored' to retain his championship despite the' brilliant field which opposed him Willie Hoppe long monarch of the 182 ballci line 'artists Was considered his Chief Ithreat j Others competing are Allan Hall of! St Louts AUgie Kieckhefer Chicago' former champion John Lay-to- n St Loulsj Gus Copulos DeLinden-woo- d troit: Earl Lockabaugh 111 Left Kennedy1 and Art Thurnblad Chicago and Charles "Cowboy" Weston of Pittsburg h- -- p i 3 ' " ago " prepared for a stubborn bout" said Vargo today "A crack at Lewis Is worth working tor and I'm out to gain that distinction" event between Al The semi-finNewman of Salt Lake and Pat O'Shocker of Ohio will be the other event ort the card This will carry a time limit — o X "I'm ' We it jas STATE our honest belief that ' Chesterfield cigarettes ny Weismuller of the Blinois Ath letic club and Walter Spence of Brooklyn will defend two of their national Indoor championships in the Chicago Athletic association's tonight pool ' Weisrnuller will attempt to retain his 220yard free style championship and Spence will defend his d title in the breast stroke Bach IS favored to win although several younger stars are expected to furnish plenty of competition are of finer quality and hence of better -- -- taste than in r any-othe- cigarette at the price 220-yar- o Ltccrrr & Mrtas Tobacco Co 'and what more— THEY'RE MILD ' end yet THEY SATISFY! -- a HAHN AT HOME FOR LONG REST 1 E ' j the tobaccos used in CHICAGO April 2 — (AP)— Two of America s swimming aces John path Of AWE ' l ' WATER STARS MEET TONIGHT FALLS CITY Neb April 2 — (AP) — Lloyd Hahn hung up his track shoes "sneakers" and other cinder path attire today while he loafed about his old home town and gossiped with his boyhood chums After a victorious season In which he toppled several middle distanse track records from their moorings Hahn is home for a two months' rest which will end late in May when he goes Into training again at the Boston Athletic asso elation for the Olympic games When the international games are ovfr ho' Intends to: quit the cinder '!!'''' 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