Show 1 I THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING! APRIL jS 1928 standard-examine- r " - Major LeagueHere's j 1 iPINES IN STUBBORN GAME - Mc-Gra- w -- ' - i the 13th In Uame To JUeadlock SMcerjScore after that - day" fearer J LHH OR Lynch X Baptist P Lynch Nellestine 1 S Redmfofijd Whitton vH Gaithwat' Grey F Manion J Of Devree V t i they will Have BH1 silently behind J them everjt minule Jack He fid rick manages Cincin nati and hsjto take What the g6as bvc ami 3tpincinic niey iictvtii been kind tb ihimS Super critics say too o he is a guesser butjiif nfujch he finishedj ijirst tjiey would say he is the best jlgl! esse!" in the businepsJ I Li Jack Slavery lof the i ! 'i If iU f - Boston! mm " 1 j Gets thirteenth To many FRIDAY! thp that date jalways'lists plenty ofcaition To jthers it is just an'oBflinry day Sin the fvrejstlirig world it is just a ' ' H a iiWmWxmss tm$Wf®&- M am" !! " li i jjj an ordinary dav: for I'ete Visser Ogden heavyw eight mat jman and a lucky" day for Pat McGill Omafa premier majt marvel The tw heavyweight) stars' as a result of fjpmie determined dictating by ilcGillJ clpsh next Fjriday night-itheir Jtinal elimination contest for the rfhtlto face Ed Strangler Lewis herj April 27 In a bout booked fof thjte title It is Friday the thirteenthfl incidentally "I havJ nver wrestled on Friday the thirteenth but I have always saidjj that I am McGill's master" saidjvi&ser last night ''Under the circufistfences I'd just as soon wrestled pini on that day as any I j other "With i chance to get at Lewis and perhaps win national and world fame I'dftafkle McGill under any circumstance's" PREMIER TEST This wfl le the premier test for Visser Tjjie pgdenite demonstrated last plenty of In Jablity and class hereLon-dos lis"bout with Jim January Thef' contest attracted a caVisser was injured pacity crpw and was forced to concede the bout to the GriiekSafter nearly two hours Of fast Wjrestling Visser wasi forced to take a back seat for rfjearSly seven weeks during which tijne j he recuperated from his injuries' He is now in splendid trim for tjfre McGill contest The Irifeh mat marvel is now on the coast) but is due to arrive here early this "i'eek to conclude his this headline attractraining 4fori "! i tion McGill Ifwojn over "Washburn at Lew Darfe's big Auditorium last Wednesday in nine minutes He is prepared to use everj' trick of tho gapme! against Vjsser Prior to goingito he coast McGill said: "This ffelldw Visser is) a splendid wrestler! I'4 surely liljce to meet him and iriv4 him a mussing over"5 RKVELIi AT WORK Promoter Charles Reyell expects to have dhe of the best semi-fincarded sit'ee the season opened last j fall "I'm at- Work on a surprise attraction for the fans and hope to be able tb offer the naimesvof the opponent Monday" said Promoter Revell laa-- night Ticketfoi the Friday night program wi be placed oni sale Tues- j t day McGill ") (Ton innings) Batteries: SACRAMENTO Score : Slissions 1 9 3 14 OAKLAND Score: Hollywood 3 8 8 15 71 — Aprij LAJOIE DIAMOND j i I ? '' sneim oaves - ' : I- - ' ' r' - i ''' ! 1 I - U " Hi n I (TAP) iL'L'0-var- 12-rot- i : jj j I those of 15 years ago? Sure says Larry Lajoie one of the 'most famous second basemen and hitters the national pastime has ever known "Here's one thing I noticed down in Florida especially about the New York Yankees" he said "Most of the players today wait for one to come sailing down the 2r4Jl groove before they hit at it "You know a hitter carries most of the wood on the end of the bat and: these fellows don't seem to kndw that We old fellows used to reach out for them and crack it I like to see a fellow take his cut at the pellet and not wait for his favorite pitches" ? -- two" stores— salt pgJ ''§"'' : - I' i ! frop'styb? Pud Shields 33: 2 free tyle— liud Shields d V 1 927 tfim d Y ljil-yar- ii T strok' — Cron pyirinaMum 19 27 M j Spencer J)eperci time l:5t!:3 FOO-vat- 11 d Y i J free iftvlei— iBiid Shields Xrs 1 92fi iinio 'r143 LADIES' EENTS Divine:-irjv soconds 2-- K bat'k' d mnasiiSm Pea Ylrf?ipi: Tinf-'- 100-yar- d i Dcserpt i i t ffletla roke— Prownell:Deseret pyinriasium 1927'' time 1:22:1 d breast stroke — lone Duncan 'Ppcrot gymnasium Dop-rriTime 1:47:'3 symia?!um for the 'Three i ijvents Will b$ fistedtwo-day first tin-- in the jcohijinc series r£hfHo nrp'as follows 400-yaSfO yard med -rclaf for ladies d tnen and for rolay Iy free Ptyl for larlles: t i 100-yaf- et rd 100-yar- I'— I Kir j il VTjATZO AFTCH Having galneW 30 pounds fince H'e lost his welterwfjtfht title pev-f'rmonths atro Icte Uatzo Is trying1 to fteht hitrnKlfj into position fpr a crack atl Tommy Loughran light -heavyweight champion ' i 4o4 —'U— TiOXTGTinA- ' I al — WAS SIX'TII IV ROW i When Michigan debated Cornell in an indoor imjct In 'March It was tjie Wolverines sl3tth! victory in as njany sucoessivei mpetfs —S lake and ogden MOTOR 01L Base i For convc"' S30O '!TUNE UP Your CAR!! 4 I i r-- j container 'Gillon jG5c lots - — i - J'l" -- For Spring and Summer MMiMMiiBSHIiiiSM I m o - 1 ' bs j ( SYRACUSE TEAM? 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'- i '" odav t st-h- 'i 58 V - - — L'20-vaw- 1J127 t Styles that weep the call for new Springtime Attire smart looking on 'your feet a pleasure ta weirja satisfaction to own quality in appearance and all the way through Come in and step 'hut in style and comfort with a pair of smart new 'Flor- - 1 1- -5 Portland 1 Los Angeles ounCole Batteries: Kego From present Hannah and Indications th I s ningham obout will afford YANKEES "WIN ! some of the finest wrestling of IN NET PLAY the season ThirMEXICO CITYV April 7 — (AP) teen Is sure t® Thfe United Statfts won the first spell defeat for rourwl Davis cup competition with one of the men Alexico today by adding a doubles tho be will victory to two si IttglestTI conquests Who yesterday lucky perforpBig Bill Tildbn aiid Arnold j c: ? Jones defeated the Mexican team Of Robert G Kinsey ahdiAlfonso When Chalmers Cissell was sold f'nrl'j in a fnnroor liial ifi to the Chicago White Sox for apami proximately $123000 in money turned to the Today's victory rave Ithe United players again they states a decisive margin in the se Des Moines club in the Western ries scheduled for five matches if league for a shortstop and plucked necessary Two remaining singles a youngster named Fritz Knothe matches will be payed as exhibi Now they say Knothe is likely to U tions tomorrow prove a better man than Cissell and In the first singles play yester should command a high price from day Tilden defeated Kinsey and some club in the next John Hennessy outclassed Ricardo year orbigtwoleague Is shown here Knothe —— o— t— Tapia TIIRKK ON SAMIfi TEAM IS VETERAN OF GAIT Three- - former members: of UniEddie Mulligan new utility versity of Alabama) baseball— teams are now with Washington Grant of the Pittsburg Pirates is Gillls Emile Barnesj and Jack 31 years old and a veteran of the T game Hayes ! " i GIVES ' O- -H Keepin f pi Swimmers of tnrc-- strttns are ex- ptfi'U'd to fratrH'i 'hfl'it for the chain- jiionship events iiirti hns but one t'hfr champion in thd lisft This honorThe divhflongs to Ilusli Stftvar e$ extraordinary M'lll njcfend his tit If in ih comi "lifl Tjlf'Otl Records est ali isl)iil past years will bo the targ t pt all t ho pvlm e mors If The marks foil3o-- : MEV'K irvrNirs 4 00 School of yard reli'— rli'af Tiirte 4 minutes 0 Pwimminp seconds d'( —Wendell birnf t TL Phillips Hj gymnuiuin S :i R H E 0 I a-n- n'oiv 11 in l turlp ii -- 0 1 A Oakland v Batteries: Kinney and Agnew Krause and Bool LOS ANGELES —Score: ""iKtr ir-- j R H E 1 is 1 ' 7—- (AP)— April t 1 ! f and and Severeid firtrimin thefor eastthe atjtendanqft !' 1 2 0 2 10 1 1 1 iTIm" I — (AP) R H K - i 1 Knot he 7 7 Sacramento Batteries: 'Bryan Glomes Whitney Brenzel Keating wjr-e- d 8 " Apri — I I 3 4 rtckntily and in- Philailielphiaa ": nta sh at t (ed twry records ShifldsSftands oujt hs t he greatest titer p if ormeiee developed in ah ills appfamtice in the A IJ' mefetr here insiires a splendid ii I and Schmidt Martin"' Ruether and Sprinz hange the Washington Senators romped through to an easy 6 to 1 victory over the New York Giants oday The Senators' triumph ended a winning streak piled up by McGraw'a aggregation and avenged in part at least the six straight defeats Washington had suffered at the hands of the Giants R II E Score: L 'j M 1 2 1 New York (N) ' 2 6 11 Washington FIGnT DRAW Batteries: Benton Barnes MANUKA April 7 — ( AP) — Pete and Hogan Sarmientfc Filipino pugilist well Marhery known inn the United States fought and Tate r 0 a draw with George I 'Montane It waial Sarmlento's third fight INDIANS DROP since rejjiarniing from America He SHORT CONTEST lost theijfwo others on fouls the irst in icfiontest with Kid Johnson for the (featherweight championCINCINNATI April 7— (AP) — ship of Whe ffar east and the sec- LuqXie and Jablonowskl held the ond In a (bout for the far east ban- Cleveland: Indians- to one hit while tamweight championship the Reds scored alt runs primar7j 0 r ily ion home runs by KelleySand exhibiCriiz to win a g I wis 6 to 0 tion game today — BERKlipLEY Calif April 7 The game was called because of (AP) — Tnack and field athletes of rain as the sixth Inning opened the University of California deR H E Score: feated t$e University cf Califor0 4 nia at Lis Angeles here today by Cleveland (A) 1 6 a score tf 109 3 to 21 3 The Cincinnati (N) Batteries: Shaute Brown and Bears tok 12 out of a possible 14 first plaees in addition to winning Autry Luque Jablonowskl and al OES r LORSHBII II I ill Spring Styles in - I ( WW - tele- Friday Thirteenth lis Red Letter Day j I' " pi S i pll ' r - rill v Braves has hal Ino major league His I home folks sav experience he has had) enoufh in one way or i another Tpiat is las good as majcr league expienc4 If that is the k case he cafi steer his craft aprainst the wily MqGravl the alert Bush the crafty plcCasthyi and the stu dious McKiphnieJ Some job RdBtNSOr ACTIVE '' Wilbert iRobinison of Brooklyn can send pitchers into a game better fit to Jstart fhan any other manager in the rfiajor leagues His success witjhj pitcfiers Isn't uniform lri other dipartmfents of the game The fans Will hear a great deal 1 Chance more about Bert Shotton manager OffdeniUfi of the Phillies ft the end of the To Meet Champion season than now That's enough to say abofut hiri April 27 1 'Si'-'''- Portland Owners Kav- nig About Fritz v 1 i in i so-call- ed styles - H i Referee-fFtees- eJ ft' n Tj-so- COAST LElAGUE SAN FRANCISCO April R H E (AP)— Score: i l- i I 1 j te Worth Watching Seattle San Francisco t be seen The winner of the finish contest Friday will face Strangler Lewis heavyworld's weight champion here April 27 v ini f ' 1' COAST LEAGUE This remains to r T)UD SIIIELD8 sensational Hwifnrner of the Brjigh4m Young-xiattU university of I'rovo nati(bilal intireolle jchampion will be one ut' the super-attrac- t A a ir p lit null iohs at lj meet here --April 2( and 21 M )lm VatsoiT iiic n "te director of the Weber gymnasium anno an lees I The Prjijvo stdr "vn two events at the naSonal cbllfge classics held With 20 McGijll :ex-citi- ng fr 4-- ''' would wrestle on that date only "It is my lucky ! I: Invent at Weber National Champion Enrolls for1 Two-Da- y Gym Water Classic Willi ttrac Swimmtrs1 from f "Three States Stewart To De iHis Title minutes 20 5 seconds Huntsman Lestfr of Murray finished second anjd Gray Lesty of the L D S was third Lennes Hall of 'Preseton was fourth Granite High won the team award with 46 poifits' JSast High was second with 43 and Jordan third with 28 Logan i was next 13 grams from tho coast Indicated i 1 SALT LAKE April cial) — Russell Rich Logan High school won the annual scholastic miirativon here today from a colbrfulj field in t- the-bou- Before a large crowd of specta- tors the Ofr Blue Pine aftd ii n i teams Bingham soccer played a One to one tie latl Moiiroej park Saturday OgdeJn started jagainst J a strong wind ajnd pfessed the Minjers hard NeH4stne scoring early f ln the period! jOgdlh held a 1 tot j) w advantage at halfKime xne Btuuj jiau nas last ana In he lasl minute T scored Bingham to eVen the score The linetjp: itOgden Bingham Gofel Parsons Wharton Dransfield Li RfilB P Snih Carr Quick (c) 4 j LI A U clink RHB G Tyson L: CHB S Smith T MaiMph — (Speof the 7 4JL B j- Shields to Compete In A A U Tourney 111 1 Visser was forced to concede to the demands of the eastern star relative to the date for Bingliaii R aflli e s Late ' 1 ILL M'G Omaha heavyweight wrestlejr who meets Pete Visser next t Friday night is not In superstitious fact Pat insisted on meeting the heavyOgden weight in the final elimination match on Friday Washington at Boston New YirH at Philadelphia ! I TAT ' l5Ii:itCAN BLUE —- : ! ! j St Louis at Detroit t Cleveland at Chicago j " fjr - Philadelphia at Brooklyn Pittsbu(g at St Louis Chicagd at Cincinnati There Will be more exercise ofT" Individual strategy baseball cun- to keep the run of the game in his ning and baseball wits In the ma- head even when placing in It this year jor 11 of Detroit is George Moriart at any time w11" than before the world scheming quietly all the time His war Collectively experience as umplr has told him there are! more where teams are weak He is evclever managers f with a touch of erlastingly after speed super skin than SoxHay Schalk of the Chicago White 9 has experience! and knowledge b a se b all has s He boasted in many gained from long! training can't do much with batting but years In service Con- - he Is some pumpkins on fielding Inie Mack of the It's a pleasure to jtvatch him shift Philadelphia Ath- men to help his pitchers That is letics is the old- one reason why tlie Sox are such est If you think good fielders must make that the knowl- hisRoger- - Peckinpatigh reputation as manager at edge of baseball "Peck!' will 'navigate and its methods Cleveland infield as well as any ball- player Huggins escapes this vet an eran take note of In the business "What he can do whether ne With pitchers remains to be seen Asked little this story BROWNS HAVE KIDS agreed with Pittsburg players who claimed that Miljus did not Dan Howley's strong suit is conmake a wild pitch in the final game stant and eyerlasing encourageof the 1927 world series Connie ment to all the kids he has with replied: him on the St Louis Browns ' Bill Carrigan of the Boston lied BLAMES coach is a patient tqorough old bird "Of course he did not That's Sox who can give pitchers more pointwhat I said at the time There was ers than any other manager in the no actual wild pitch The trouble American league And he tells was with Catcher Gooch who was them The veteran marjager in the Nanot quick enough to shift from one tional to when league is John Joseph another Mlljus position The leader of the New York started one kind of curve and is Giant shrewd Experienced and to ball it The another changed was not out of reach Gooch was better acquainted With the individslow in noting that Miljus changed ualities of men than any manager in any league He warns his playhis motion" time and again of the tactics Connie is absolutely right How ers to be pursued by the opposing team many of the spectators at that and he wins games by uncanny world series game experts or own- shifts ers saw what Connie saw? How Donie of 1Pittsburg- is on many wrote sob stories about a top of theBush immediate play all the wild pitch? Almost everybody was time not so as Mc- but ahead tit scorso because the forced to do to wants Graw Donie his Pirates ers said it was a wild pitch Mack do at ex exactly the right thing saw that it wasn't His sharp eyes the moment he wants it detected the trouble If he could actly done see that he can still see well Joe McCarthy Of the Chicago enough to manage a ball club Cubs is another futurist Often Miller Huggins of the New York he is an inning ahead of the game Yankees has been doing his share That makes a good ' manager in to win pennants in recent years-Hithese days of plotting and counter knowledge of baseball and players plotting on the baseball field is not surpassed by any man who Bill McKechnie directs a ball team Cardinals is a sturdy pillar of quiet too sees He Stanley Harris has won pennants encouragement He wasnjt' noisy enough for Washington He is quick to de- ahead tect when a ball player may be tak- to suit some of the Pittsburg fans en out of the game Harris is a The Cards will bel Jn the race down great timpr of chanpe- - He is able to the end of thej season because : jt&-$te- i l : i Defeats Fast Field At S L Boston Sat New York By GEORGE CHADWICK (Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examiner- ) April 7— Sixteen of the cleverest jinen who ever NEW YORK to bull the ivory market in the big leagues will start! their master mindrng next Wednesday with the opening of the 1928 baseball season Two of these snlart managers will win pennants and the acclaim of the populsjee a few will snatch glory out of the fight and most of them 1vt11 get jumpy nerves and a heap of abuse j li I1 "XATIOLVAIi Connie Mack Is Oldest Pilot in Big "Circuits Huggins Is One of Supreme Dictators Peckinpaugh Steps into Leader's Shoes as Skipper of Cleveland Club ' r exi m s 4- - r- Day Schedule Fdr Majors ' ! ampai Rich MqjGill Gets Odd Date I m— Opening Colorful Managers Direct 1928 Teams ' Maw ti 'i ij r- f f t 1 1 |