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OfeDEN TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 10 1928 OGDEN BOWLERS DEFEAT RIVALS Local Pin ATtists In Easy Victory Over Fast Field SALT LAKE April 10— (Special) Ogden bowling team comof posed Parry Sarver Watklns Patterson and 'Wing easily won the eweepstakes event the final of the atate bowling tourney here last night with a score of 2912 The Henager'8 Business College fire was second wih 2820 The scores follow: 488 O S L — Ai Graves H 646 J W BirreU 02: Bchettler 1ST A Smithett 601 C W O'Dell R71: total 2709 ' Oldsmobile-r- S Love 576 C M Fehr 639: S Maughan 621 A C Selby 498- G Danley 689 total 2716 Henager Business College-- A F Knighton 570 N Schultz 601 J C Butts 60S P C Jensen 534 J C Henager 512 total 2820 Patterson Ogden—Parry 691 C97 Wing 574 Watkins 560 Sar-v—The abb: RUNNERS ON it j! - ff ' - f j ? 322-tTnji- fft : Y 1 1 4:35:30 gave hint an elapsed time of 2n:67:50rily & Uttle more thanjajn hour bel$w Payne's mark The Oklahoman finished ninth in 5:03:30 giving Mixi an elapsed time of 226:33:07 13356 miles from JLos Angelf si Payne and Gaf uaM along with the other leaders) wejre pronounced by trainers as being in excellent condition Payne? ipparently has not extended himself during the last few days but hjad conformed to his recently anttunjbed plan of wkrmihg up slowly i on the cool mornings and iadyally swinging into cadence thai his carried him to the top The" "caravan will pass thjrougih Payne's jihofne town some week tijnejnext - lVV 1 497 total 568 i w ' '' ' J I ' v 'r tu" ' wn '- r -' SAiHT SEHldRS TRIM JUNIORS 2766 0 LAKE SALiT April 10 — (Special of the L TJ S nosed out the Junior college track men 37 to 33 in the herej Jlonday anniial Inter-schocompetition The track meet was staged at the "V" Ifield The results follow: Mileirun — Junior college first J iuist Cannonj junnor second Mills ol NEW YORK April 10— AP tcher Urban Shocker's announce ment that he is returning to the diamond is not creating visible en thusiasm from Boss Huggins of the Yankees "We don't care whether Shocker Teporta or not" Huggins said yesterday "As a matter of fact t had v ' not counted much on him thia year vsSi Ms We have several young pitchers available and if Shocker doesn't care to report will be all the name with us" jt " T Nevertheless Huggins appears to be interested in the newa that Knocker had been granted reinstatement by Commissioner Landls Feeling assured of another victorious sweep througp the British and Khocker won 18 games and lost 6 French tennis classics Miss Helen Wills national ichnpion will sOon jwith the world champions last sea-ao- n leave for England to stiijt training for the defensl of her title! at Wimbledon Miss Wills will be a favorite to! win all tournaShocker passed up the training ments in which she stffts abroadheavy one of 4r last practice In xereises with the Yankees this matches bneS of the ranking California in defeated Neer she Phil was he done with 11 spring walying t b laseball and intended to stick to his coasti piayers li adio shop in Rt Louis 'ft V jnni0rjthird illftlf-mil- e 5:06 ruiji — Naegle junior first Lusty junior second Eldre4ffe senior third Time d dashp— IffcKean junior conege nrst QuBstj junior second Oveson juniortf hird Time 440-yar- :36:ii I' 4 jlOOiyard ior dasr--flalvers- sen- onI first tringfiarp senior sec ond McKean juinlor college third 1 f Time 1:10:4 220yard dasr— ilcKean Junior iialverson senior college nrst seconq j uit ljunior college third Time :8 j High jump — Halverson senior first Toronto Junior second: Orev senior and Striiigham senior tied for third Height 5 feet 6 inches Shot put— MdKekn junior col- - ii i IrBi lfle-p- flllKTUr- - SA-nt- tlr4 Dlstancei 35 leei o ys mcnes u Discus — Gubler seriior first: Gray senior aiSid Richards jun ior tied for second Distance 105 (Copyright 192? Nw York Tribune Ino Trademark J$egistered VS tt feeti 5 jinches Patent t Office) ' Javelin throvf— : Talverson sen f- — " ior first Goff furor college secBy Gfr&ntlaxid Bici Dissenior third ed on the next'' show and the ond! 0ubler WITAT IT WILIi DRAW tance 1138 feet 1 f I without him Knd a becomes two gate of million era The Far better than relieving indi- JPplai vault — atriiigham I senior j purses came in guess Kesuon irouDie3 as tney come million dollar and Toronto tT £ tied for first: as Dempsey's jreign nlong is to remove their cause and during Jack sophomoije ind Naegle jun TUNNEY'S and as challeinger DJIA5VJNG POWER Hardyl keep free from this misery alto- champion ior college tied! for third Height bteavy-weigthe will first be As this Tunney is undoubtedly a jig- 9: feet 8 inches gether Even the worst sufferers championship picture with ger card than many believe nim tan avoid indigestion by taking a few tablets or a teaspoon-fu- l Dempsey missing since IWillard to be but he wfll have to face of the powder after meals be- and Moran met a dozen years two handicaps ir£ his next stfirt SIMMONS toETS cause this neutralizes excess acid- ago naming the next big gate These two botb come from the COACHING POST ity prevents fermentation and has become nothing but a guess recent heavyweight tourriamefits f — —L met at The first is that the tournament j makes indigestion impossible Willard and Moran PROVO ADrfl 10— fR does more than this It Madison Square Garden Qi March failed to develop! a heavy hitler Donald B Y TJ star Slmmoiis to able 1916 h& 25 into soothes heals and protects the matcb Dempsey stepjpied punch against has 1 (signed to cach at the North ( stomach lining and thus guards the scenery in July 1919 and he TUnney's fikiiy The sefond is j that practicilly Sanpete High stholol it is anHarmless has never been out of jit up to against chronic to take positive acidity in action the matching of Turnkey and all of the eliminations were I so nounced He is in his enlor year at the The Old Mauler was deadly dull that Several- thousand will prevent trouble always-- or if Heeney ill assume his clients were also elim- Cougar lair ana indigestion has already set in will present when Rlckard jraked in possible new ifall next dtities inated more f" a at million than worst in less the attack than Boyle's ' Stop —— tH j : 'Grounds - The various cotitesta were riot five minutes Large bottles of Thirty Acresr the Polo jPhiladel-phi' -— a only dull and bereft bf all drama Ft tablets or powder of any druggist the Yankee Stadium and wilandstmina and The Old but the preliminairies accompany- of courage Chicago for only 50 cents and satisfaction to ill he has lingness give But in Mauler them will not bfelow stahd-arwere be present in ing d r money back guaranteed— Ad the roundas against Delaney of a $2 topl They were in- sixty-tk- o action when the curtain is lift- vertisement Itisloi Paulino and Sharkey he excusably poor f&r $11 arid 42 2 has or J for prices if you dust thiimped nope (jf them into the - r " P" care for the exaat prices with his le may glfe Tunney statistics f " """ The dreariness? and - the dull- two short fight jn two years ness which accompanied practic- plenty in the wy pf trouble He ally every detail of these elim- i ai gbod a pick asf an of the oth-- t inations- from beginning to end rs but smashing jjhitters seem to throughout - S each! program hot come ilong abot very third genThe bfclyj two men who the pungent eration forgetting cheese odor again? attached to nearly couljd have beeni named for Tunney all the preliminaries will hdrd-l- y vf erfe Heeney anfl Rtsko and Heenstart the netft championship ey has the abvantage of the ballyhoo underway with anv deafballyhoo j A Series of high-grad- e ening roar The j Tunney of Philadelphia wodldlbe an odds-ioentertainments but the efthe winter and- - early through spring fect' oi only twntt rounds in two might have' acted as spicv appe- and a jhalf yearaLleds to other artizers but the result has bfen guments II The' stamina indigestion i it— — — the MAIN hardihood and the fortitude I of TVQ NEW PENN ANT RACES the fight fan throw off all There is still fthfe prospect of a hostile effects may before July and riot! ne'nnant rn m on sr threo tor that matter probably wil tMe National league in four clubs But Tuyney sforts out unifier A BOY yith at least oriie or two others a big gate' handicap in his ifirst cjrovdihg closer in! venture as chamjjjon with DempBut jthe odds ffhaf quote the Yansey out of the ring Especially kee aa killing! favorites in the c mo prospect oi a Knockout:! REGULAR is American leagu are beginning to wavr They are picked to win not as but as as and lustily loudly I A NEW OKDFn vf ere last Mnter they Tex Rickard-CLOTHES i tar was on lita Nothing upsets 4 football coach iy la me nign npavens of prprho- - more han to hkve the cry go up L" ay and black- that he has a grleat team He uempsey knocked knows what usiially follows The yung Something that will jjiuweu Jess Willarrd down seven times in same stand a lot of basket thing apj Ilea to a baseball the first round j team ''Bewaref j remarked Mr still look He had fallen hijr'to the serlvipes Shaikespeare in effect "when men of a slugging dressy — ithee" The sefighter s'pekkjtoo welljof who was o payaggressive a leading role in ries of trimminsgs (which the Tan-kee- s bringing in ?800CQ00 the tjook in thhe south may bring through gate J them arqund but just as present Now for the first 'time In nine thei-is no profpect of a runaway Something years he must on a heavy dash v like Sam weight championship with Djemp-se- y I'Pjitttburg are still Louis missing and ifter a yearla rt two of the an'Stj & Bill's entries the favjge he has been 'unable to find a National IeagueM they go in to the Fine Togs! challenger with aiangerous punch post 'ith Chlcfgo and New York in either hand to susg for dramatic alniosi alongsid'e-iclo- se enough to ? effect pen-nar- it f Snake jthe breaki Important Upstairs Tunney well advertised tactor 4hdl th first divishe scholar and bookworm and a dis- ion! teams of M27j that hit Brook Priced tinctly new type ip the ring would lyn and Boatoni! will not have as be an ideal foil- fr1 a rough slug-gin- g many picnic dayis aa had a yea fighter who would Drovide the ago jThls gOes-j- they especially for Brooklyn where one of the best of Heeney isa stout hearted all the pitchinl platoons will an 85 ' lng entry with hi complete h&re noy tljie entire league Piece 'AStops I ndig estion at the Source - ra r5tnftsT?T iTTlTT t? iffl Smifh tot n junior ! i -- 4 ht J ia la '''( la ' ' " ' i m fj' in i j i Brit-ish-bo- 05 70 I REGULAR WANTS s fifth eun-tapn- dc Mild purely tigeiabU gmiwlltli jtraamt- — jfaJjtitf11! foiBftff-rtM- Kcommendd and Sold by AU 15 Ogdtn HriitfRll It J f i : "I Was Sick WARNER LOSES Fool Made Me Well" Thia Simple Natural "MY STOliAeH made m4 miserable I dragged! around only half alive becatse at cdnsttyatf on Agmel WALLA WALLA Wash April Changed iiis! Now I fdrgetjl hare 10 — (AP( — Ted Thye of Portland a 6tomach H gone successfully upheld his claim to be I'm full of pejP--Poiistip4rion And did diet I ' f ot well cha niused with —just ton here last nightwrestling Agmel hearty when he won two of three fall3 from Rudy War- balanced meals" 1 L B CpjRTiS HDjfwoodj Calif ner of Omaha the challenger The match was jrough the men Ajrinel te not almost coming to blows several but a mldjctne natural rak health times Warner won the first fall fod from Mexico in 17 minutes 20 seconds with a — the sap of the body scissors and pin hold Msguey plant Thye took the second except for remevaj of seconds by clamping on a reverse IN COAST BOUT kS light-heavywei- p j JACK S LATTERY BRAVES: "I am starting as the new manager of a greatly improved ball clu and I know it 13 a good ball club For good reasons I do not j want to make any predictions but I would like to have the team Judged by the nice others are saying about it We got away! fine in the souththings and we do not think it was a spring flash" on-chan- rd 1 wrlt lock and took the third the same way one minute after entering the ring S JOHN McQRAW GIANTS: Th pennant race in the National league ought to be hotly contested with five clubs having! a chance The Giants are a better! club to my way of than they were last year I will make no predictions" thinking Mm IN") 10 cooking vttaminea tmtmient ol STOMACH KIDNEYS DIABETES HIGH JMOCID PFKSSURB — (AP) — mln-epa- la yeast dallclouii Tites Non aloohollc Acml twd la MULLEN SiaNS TITLE BOXERS CHICAGO water without jRich In FkMt Maruer nap need centuries ia Mex- ico Now wortdf amna Thq-sand- a pralw Agmel — - ii April end otlMr or Promoter James Mullen announced leei letters and gttic dordcr other free liters today he had arranged with Tonv ture at drat-gistCanzoneri of New York world'B free? Agmel Literahirc at featherweight champion to defend t i his title against ijoey Sangor of ! f Milwaukee in Chicago thia sum- Schramn1-Joln8- n Drug Co and mer Otner ieaaing arugrasis While a definite date has not been set Mullen said he expected to hold the match on or about Bead the Cjasiifiedl Ads I I JACK HENDRICKS REDS: "The Reds are better prepared for the pennant race than they were at this time last year and we surely should get a better start f I think we are stronger than the Braves the Giants and the Cubs" ! i! 'i June BURT SHOTTEN PHILLIES : 'jj think the Cardinals are sure to win the pennant and that is not because of mv former St Louis affiliation The Phillies are! not strong for the penenough nant or thi first division but we will do better than the team did last year We will win more games anyway" 21 i A Time nd Inconvenience by U Scrip— No Wilting a t(ie Bjt floe— Just Hand pt t6 the M the Door — Ui Scrip! SAVE A A Teams Start Season - i Bt-ncs- na-wil- l — o- - JOE MCCARTHY CUBS: "I notice that not much has been mentioned about th Cubs ana that ia to our liking but when we get up there this yar I hope We'll not be named another dark horse because we ' have a club that belongs there We know what caused us to lose jput in the last quarter in 1827 and we have made the necessary improvements" i-aL- j J -- Bl-nes- BILL McKECHNIE CARDS: "From our experience last year we know how much the breaks figure in ja pennant race and we figure it is about time that we should lose bad luck ft I don't know about the Cards but I do it know that we'll yet fee in there trying The Pirates WILBERT ROBINSON ROBINS: "The only thing I have to say is that the Brooklyn club surely is not a dead one in the National league We have plentyfof pitching and a stronger Infield and you know that baseball jdoes not follow the figures" 2:10i2 M ! Time eOlle&f 1 I' the pennant again? I am perfectly satisfied with the team and the condition of the squad ""We know that we will have to play ball in every game and that's jwhat we are going to do" I SHOCKER READY TO JOIN YANKS Bi-nes- ti 1 foth E Carlile 519 Summer Homrig 605 O'Keefe 439 total 2467 Nephi Plaster— J Olson 494 F Olson 647 Halllday 510 Mullen 622 Burt 516 total 2589 Elks— Hampshire 674 Harris 654 Stevens 605 Sells 505 Bock-ho- lt 507rC 1 ONIE BUSH PIHATES : "We're stronger than we were last yfar andthe opposition is no stronger so why shouldn't we expect to win le — loura Umm tivo ore ifafunc Sionina properly by morning and your cone tipaQoi will end with bowl tet3onu fr anil taiy ks nature at ber bt-n- o p&ia no three-cushio- billiard tournament The upset came last night when Willie Hoppe of New York lost h's first match in five starts to Lookabaugh of Chicago 60 to 80 in 63 innings the defeat placing him in a tie for first with John Layton of St Louis Converting Hoppe's numerous safety shots into points and playing a spectacular game Lookabaugh Jed all the way He is considered out of the championship however as he has lost three of the six roatcne n has played Qua Uopulos of Detroit nfvanxM to third place last night by defeat Alien nail of St Louis 50 to ing 45 in 61 lnnin?s Thm defeat shoved Hall from a ti for third place to a tie with the defending champion Otto Relselt of Philadelphia for fourth position Hoppe's defeat raised the hopes of Relselt to defend successfully his title With two defeats and three victories he Will play Hall in the feature match tonight i ) p-- An-oth- er For the Best cross-cousjt- ry j'j'iij — jj CHICAGO APril 10 — (AP)— upset has deadlocked the n leadership in the national i I S li HOPPE LOSES IN CUE PLAY Bosses Hooking OklailAoril 10— (AP) — tA trek of about BOi miles to Clinton Hday furnished an ' exacting test for th runrjer and walkers in the marathon with Andrew Payne Ipf Claremore Oklai pressed feir the leadership by PHer Gavuzzt of Southampton '4 England Gauzzi's performance yesterday in leing the fieid of 82 over the route from Texola in SA$?RE er hays J R NdtionalLeague long! jaunt Helen Wills Soon Will Leave for British land French i: Tennis Tournaments — 590 total 2912 Pelty'jp — C E Evans 517 Pelty 630 Ertckson 535 Collin son 546 i J B Qunn 564 total— 2792 Startup Candy Co A J Hein STANDARD-EXAMINE- PGRTOEW FIT TO DEFEND TITLES 11' i ( ed rn April 10 — (AP) — Shorn of its outstanding young stars of a year ago but ranks replete with major league veterans the American association opened its 19 28 season today The scheduled opening games: Milwaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Louisville arid Minneapolis at Indianap"" olis Four teams stood out in? the opinions of the "experts" as the leading contenders for the championship They were Milwaukee St Paul Indianapolis and Toledo the 19 27 pennant winner But the presence of so many veterans convinced many that it was a toss-u- p Milwaukee has almost a new team this year having lost Pitchers Ossie Orwoll and "Rubber" Jon-nar- d Dennis Gearln Paul Johnson Roy Elsb Lloyd Flippln and Harry Riconda In their places the club has recruited hustling youngsters and one or two major league vets It is from Manager Lelivelt who took the Brewers from the second division to a fighting first division club that the Milwaukee fans look for big things Indianapolis has made only few changes losing Infielder Johnny Butler to the Chicago Cubs and picking up Pitcher Emil Ytle and Outfielder Roy Spencer of the Pirates The new club owner is James A Perry St Paul has lost its cunning infield — Norman McMillan Leo and Gene Robertson — to the majors but sexpects to march to Pennantville with its heavy pitching staff and new rookies Toledo has made several addl- CHICAGO tions in an attempt to plug the infield hole left by Molly" Maguire jrho is with the Cubs Minneapolis Kansas City Columbus and Louisville while not retarded as pennant contenders be-ithey have stronger teams than £ year ago Du-roch- MARCUS ENTERPRISES i i 1 I ! Hi ye METROPOLITAN POLICY HOLDERS At the I i st Admission 25c - CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD j j ' - r Two college Prize Waltz i what boys— bijit they knew about-babiebody's business! OLIE REEVE And His Orchestra er with ' They shook the country witH long loud laughs in j" Bookies" They'll raise a real mirthquake now with this comedy riot! WEDNESDAY NIGHT was noj s i— Its a Howl! Hot and Sweet 5MITH FAMILY ISmith'f Fllnhlna jTrjlp" i M M " WIN TITLE Minn DULUTH STARTING April 10— Minneapolis is the American association hockey champion for 1928 By holding Duluth to' a one all tie in the fifth game of the final playoff last night the Millers took the title by making a total of two goals in the series as compared with one (A-P)- Du-lut- n THURSDAY 'I j LILLIAN GISHj in — I "ANNIE LAURIE TODAY h's COLLEGIATE r LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMQRRO ni-- NITE TONIGHT Cf EARL DERR DIGGERS1 i 1 : r i TH e Sef-fo- L ! j ball and' pt Direction White 10) r "Where Happiness Await You" - i A fW j el Junior Suits Piece Prep Suits - - -- y? 0) w-lU- - $15 1 kil I by Gertrude Orr Raoul MemberSalt Lake Stock and Mining iExchange $2250 UTAH MINES AND INDUSTRIALS Phones— Wasatch 4153 Wasatchi 4154 Stock Eichange Bvuldin Salt Lake Citjr Utah PANORAMIC VIEW OF TlNTIcj MINlHff DISTRICT ON REQUEST - - ' VICTOR McLAGLEN Based en th story by Prosper Merlmee adapted for the screen I i Walk Up and Save Ii I Afad Companjr Students 111 r M: 'j j A 71 i ' t- - HinnnMiiiii MILTON and gj $1985 Suits DOLORES DEL RIO 1 ' Piece r— r Loves of Carmen with 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS J rN85 I O J to Coming Tomorrow ' A II In Walsh Production Plcture of the Passion of Romantic Spain' Showing Today VERA REYNOLDS V lln Story of - Prize Fight - -- ! - i j by Jack London i with DORIS KENYON Mystery! 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