| Show I THE OGDEN ST A NDARD E X AMINES WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 16 1929 WEI AUTOPSY 1 : A'J isn't Lived With Doctor RUMORS OF SUIT Frowns On Any" Adoption I D i nis rLdiimci uy " i Mate's Folks Mass Jan 1G— r — ef Mrs George funeral Tlie (At) 'Heriiijan Kuth was subject to delay 'today 'because L5of a second autopsy JUcuratn medical Dr iGeorge ex&m her of Suffolk county after WAXICHTOWN - ruafeitiff vital a chemical analysis or the tne body in d organs-requeste- often that a football squad elects as captain a young man who didn't play in a single game the past season but that is what has happened twice recently among southern teams Broderick Nutter will captain the 1929 Virginia Poly team and Howard Johnson will dp the same at' Tennesse Neither played with their teams this year being out with injuries sustained in the 1927 campaign VnlitT j ! I BASEBALL TEAMS MAY USE PLANES EOS ANGELES Jan 16 — (UP) With the development of air travel Arrangements made Tor the return of Mrs Ruth's major league baseball games onhe Pacific coast with teams makbody to an undertaker's rooms tobut McGralh's Dr ng the hop from the eastern sea report day after board to the west coast in 21 hours funeral plans were uncertain was predicted today by William sin: dies ix rniL Mrs Ruth died In a firo last Fri--!- jr Wrigley millionaire chewing gum a: the home of Dr Edward "H magnate and sportsman The owner of the Chicago Cub3 Kinder Boston dentist ':1ha first autopsy was performed Los Angeles Angels and Catalina land 'said It was only a matter r"f: Medical Kxaminer Georse I Veat of Middlesex county when it of time befor© the prediction be was supposed that the dead woman comes a reality as Mrs Helen Kinder as Mra Ruthihad been known to neighbors LOUGHRAN SIGNS lor mfore than a year Medical Examiner West reported FOR COAST BOUT and that death was due to the- firsBush-nDistrict Attorney Robert T 16 — (UP) has twice declared that he was — EOS ANGELES Jan will Tommy Loughran Ruth died mand Emanuel of San meet Ar- convinced that Mrs Iancisco from accidental causes He said he at the Olympic here 5 February ordered the second autopsy in order to am to announcement that ijhere might be no possibility according day by Wad Wardhams local pro of ' 'error moter ' DAHE MAKES DEXIATj "Pop" Emanuel father of the Babe Ruth who has remained San Franciscan agreed to advance denied funeral waiting- the hfe date a week when he talked Hit li!e knew his wife was living the Watertown As over long distance telephone from n'Hh Ljr Kinder-a-t thft deiiti&t had told Watertown po- Minneapolis with Wadhams lice Monday The Babe also denied h± had ever met Dr Kinder NURMI TO OPEN Th4 future of Dorothy nine-yeareTRACK SEASON old daughter of the Ruths mained a question today with the Woodfords the family of Mrs NEW YORK Jan 16— (UP)- Ruth reiterating their intention of Paavo Nurmi the Flying Finn of will return to American competi adopting the child and friend3 run fiabe declaring that the home tion after an absence of four Mng was indignant at any such years when he makes his appear From sources closa'to the anceat the fifteenth annual Brook T1an Woodfords came other rumors of lyn college indoor meet at the Tn'jjlbla litigation over the estate Thirteenth regiment armory in ot:Mrs Ruth After Brooklyn Saturday night almost a month of indodr training Nurmi will compete at 5000 yards MYERS MATCHED Expert timers will clock Nurmi at miles up to from 2 WITH JOE MEDILL distances ') 5000 yards 1(5-Jan (AP)— :eiiIdAGO DOYLE DEFEATS Knyar Myers Pocatello lightweight a for matched been hajf UTAH ATHLETE hoitt with Joey Medill Chicago 3 38- pounder at the Hippodrome Jan SAN FRANCISCO Jan 16— — 'j nary 22 (AP) — Clarence Doyle Olympic club heavyweight of San Fran ' cisco slugged his way to a three-roun- d NEW MIT JjAW victory over Anton T Claw-so- n MILWAUKEE Wis Jan 16 — Salt — Lake heavyweight in the (APJ Decision fights would be of the fa? western araa nerm Sited in Wisconsin under a semi-final- s hilt to be Introduced in the legis- teur boxing championship contests lature by Senator Irving Mehigan here last night Clawson launch of Milwaukee Boxing now is le ed a savage attack in the first but Doyle came back in the galbed in tho state but: no de round next two to give the Salt Lake boy cisions are given The proposed law is saI4 to have a bad time of it The fight drew th approval of the state boxing the applause of the crowd coi&mis&ion which taught a similar measure two years ago Under its MANDELL WILL provisions decisions woiildbe given DEFEND CROWN only by the referee j: ' I ' !: - 1 tlt r- - 10-rou- nd - j I 16 — (AP) CHICAGO' Jan WALKER LOSES Mandell world's Sammy:' light TOUNGSTOWN Ohio Jan 16 — weight 'champion today is getting Cuban ready for a renewal of ring ac OUP) — Kolcaux Saguero 10-rou- nd 10-rou- nd left-han- (UP)— —Sons of old Scotland were favored to finish in the money as more than three score golfers trekked: oyer the municipal linksj in the open $4000 Pasadena v tournament today Macdonald Smith winner of the Los Angeles open looks to be just as formidable to win the $1 000 award foi- first place today The Great Nepk Long Island projffes sioned tiekl Georsre Von Elm JDe- troit arBat eur for medal horiorsrin the 18 hole Qualifying round Smith had: a 5 — 69 to Back of these Von Elm's e "members of the clan Tommy1 Armour of Washington D C and "pm Stevens of Culver Calif w1th cards of r City nw n i eacnr One outstanding favorite railed to qualify Leo Diegel of Agua Caliente Mexico had a 7 — 73 one stroke above the necessary 7 to qualify! Rains last night and early today gave prospect or a ramer neavy course slippery' fboting ori- the new i 'h j in the Arroyo Secco Bob MdDonald of Chicago JQhn Black of Bah Francisco Abe Eapi- f 1 i - t -- eal 34-3- Many of the country's most noted women amateur golfers are entered in the second annual Pan-Amican tournament to be held at Biloxl Miss from January 15 to 19 and tha credit for this noted entry list belongs to Miss Marlon Turpie who will direct the tourna- t Miss Turpie above is at present southern champion and will be one of the crack entries in the meet er m-en- " V" " : I : t 35-34-- 69 two-gam- 36-34- i — - !( ' NEW YORK Jan 16 — (UP) — seven-gam- e winning streak of the IBostori Bruins has lifted them to within three points of the New York Rangers at the top of the American division of the National i llocKey league A brilliant last period offensive which' netted three goals gave the Boston team a 4 to 1 victory over the jRangers at Boston last night The New York Americans lead- ers j m ' tne international division coujd get no better than a with the Ottawa Senators Jn a i t game here of Montreal ad vanced to second place in the in ternational division by defeating the Chicago Black Hawks 1 to 0 at i Montreal The n± ' pfe mm 4 T' s TRACK ABOLISHED These two BY CHICAGO CLUB Haar above CHICAGO Jan 16 — (AP)— The Cherry Circle emblem of the Chi cago Athletic association will :be seen no more in xracK ana: iipia fl W V Qmamt 9mm t - i Read the Classified Ads G M ROMANQE! ) JrJ& lt& A Tense Baffling Mystery Drama Full of Surprises! VouMl Like M (j Coming One of the Year's Greatest Pic- tures—' "MOTHER MACHREE" : n ! """"r""WW'T-T'1 laying ' ' -- r A Vivid Talking Drama Featuring and Milton — m— ' 'r it ii iUj ID) - - I X ' ' TD) A '"0) TPfUITO 11 '"'V'' '"""Q3 li 1 li ALSLT 3 B ig Vitaphone Talking Acts Rogers in "The Movie 1—Charles Eilovietone Talking News See jWeber College's Trip Honolulu with the Highlights of the Football to Game i - "A NITE IN CHINA" - A1 £ good max ix ins riwcn Frank Ortlr former Wisconsin strode and captain Mho was acting tin1 death of t!e coaJi Vail insisted that Mike Murphy th Tale freshman coach be secured to tnke his Job t rv?ra : with the - 4 ( v Transportation Brotherhood: : J i ? at tlie TODAY ? " Nixon rk ard George Lewis in "Jazz Mad" 'Ui- ' ' TOMORROW Moreno and Lowell Shernran in "The Whip Womi LYCEUM SIiHTH FAIillLY " "f i" '' '"i Is- v- - " - r ! t : ' - ' : t v ' - ' lEstelle Taylor Astonio V ' ' 1 ::' yy Jean Hendershot Marion I "Ii ! COIEDY The Most Fantastic Ball of the Season AVith Oriental Favors For All DANCING UNTIL 1 A M wik JACQUELINE n ri PARAMOUNT NEWS iiuuji ui w ' '"iit'"-- '- vmitnmrfm juiwu 1 ' - ' I '- is uu inji'mpw1" -- i Drama comedy romance thrills laughs — all these aud mloreiin this feature production — you'il aoclaim it the bett you've seen in a month of Kundayis mirth-prqvokh- OLIE REEVE AX I) HIS ORCHESTRA "Smith's Farm Days"' i v" : -r " V '' - - " t """ pT 1A ' O JlJrlnl Jil U Ivll i1 NEWS i i unf r f! nJkH : i Ln) " ifll ijrO! I iM (lf It! -"- -t j ! M COMEDY j I THURSDAY! FRIDAY SATURDAY '" - "in Man" 2— The Croonaders in "Crooning Along" 3—Benny Rubin in "Seven Minutes of Your Time - -- News — —Comedy MYSTERY! I men — Larry and Hank Young captain — are said by Coach Gus Tebell at North Carolina sjite to be the equal of any set bjr forjtvaids ' In ' southern basketball tie Te bell squad expects to prove itself fbnow Klace of Utah'" one of the best in the south this i I year mainly through the work of ' riN : these two forwards MMIIIIIWM ! mm WED NIGHT "WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS" The most thrillina and romantic of all' the famous "Lons Wolf' stories Featuring Bert Lytell Grtrud Olmstead and UHyan Tath-ma- n Added featurea: Mack Sennett comedy "His Unlucky Night" Latest Fox News Halllday at the Wurlltzer w ii PARAMOUNT In younsr ''!" OUR TREAT! Tomorrow Nite Claude Kiff carveii I I WiJAfwg X i W Lies-Canadie- L KATHRYN LONCHANEY " harA-ffough- 20-rou- hd DANCE MOOSE TOMORROW mm ! - "THE CAMERAMAN" Colutnbu Ptctur pirma -- 41-3- Today LUSTER EE AT ON m& : : v NOW PLAYING ' j competition of 30 After maintaining years RtriTC Tr OCltl ATM teama that broueht national and IN IIT TFAGUFJlvan Johhsoh Portland Ore and sectional honors to the cluh the Walter Hagen were among tne tow C A A has disbanded its track team and abandoned the sport — SALT LAKE Jaru 16' Salt Lake quaimers Hereafter the club will confine its will be represented at the Utah effort to swimming and hockey Idaho league meeting Saturday at LAS VEGAS WILL giving up track because of lack of ugaen Dy xx u iuuuiner prewueiu STAGE BIG BOUT n uresi amone memuti s of the Community Baseball assocla I tion and possibly by others — the Cherry Circle athletes ruled said LOS ANGELES Jan 16— (UP) President Mulliner today ne iracK ana liuw wui m niHiu cham 14 Central that Salt Lake would be ready to —A Fourth of July A A U indoor and a enter a club in the league again pionship bbut between Mickey like number of! outdoor titles in There was reason to believe he ualker! middleweight titleholfer addition to several national chamadded that the enterprise would and Ac$ HUdkins at Las Ve jas pionships be even more successful here this Nev is! hear certainty according to an announcement today by Jack year than last "We have the park now" eald Reams (Walker's manager Dr Roy Vv" Martin president the Bee boss "and that tremendous burden is off our shoulders I think of the Las Vegas chamber of cijim we can make a drive that will in merce and lone of the wealthiest sure our participation this year with men in J he state la backing the Tentative plana call sfor far lssa trouble than we hacLJast bout season when we were cauea upon Walker !to receive $150000 and j to put so much money into con Hudkins S2300-AND HIS ORCHESTRA Tom A Kennedy of Loa Ange1e3 struction "Our connection with San Fran- pal of Kearns has been working From KSL and Spanish Ballroom cisco continues so we axe sure to with Las Vegas citizens for some in Salt Lake City have another good team Alto time to secure the match 25c Admission gether I think the situation is — — much Is CHICAGO 16 Jan brighter (AP) bright It certalny than it was at a corresponding time Richard I Schikat German healvy 12 months afro when we had weight xtrestler jefeated-J- oe Bog neither park nor team nor money acki Pcilish grappler In straight falls heite last night Schikat won the firstji fall in one hour six rrU utes and 20 seconds with a body JUSTICE F GETS scissors iand arm bar and the sec "Where Happiness Awaits You" HIGHEST WEIGHT ond In 25 seconds with a head E scissors and an arm bar 3 "j NEW ORLEANS Jan 16 — (AP) — Justice F winner of the event last year today was award ed top weight of 128 pounds in the New Orleans $25000 handicap added to bo run at the fair grounds Friday February l Utreciion l'viarcus tnterprises Justice F owned by William this here not started Mandell has N0 SHOWING season but made an impressive at the track today mile in 1:48 : A Saxon owned by M J Crennan carrying 12 3 pounds Is second in the handicap for which some four score horses are assigned weights Solace of the Seagram stable ranks third with 122 knocked out tlvity after a four months' layoff Willie Walker New York negro in caused fractured collar bone lya engage the seventh round of their Bched Joe Azzerella He will bout here lart night Milwaukee veteran in a uied (Walker had no 'defense for ba bout at rndlanapoli3 next Tuesday d Knero's punches and took m his first match since he was ft beating in every round injured boxing Jimmy Goodrich in Flint Mich last September JORDAN WINS 16 — FAN FRANCIS-GJan ' — fUJFJ-)Charles Jordan of Eos An GOODING BOOKS won the Pacific Coast three POCATELLO GAMES sels ru5Uon billiard championship and the fight to compete in the nation POCATELLO' Idaho Jan 16— al tournament at Buffalo N Y (AP) — Gooding college cagers will San meet the bv defeating Eon Floaten University of Idaho Francisco 50 to 41 in S5 Innings Southern Branch quint here in two her' last night games the first to be played Wed with the nesday night On Thursday night 4 BOUT SLATED while the college Is playing its sec NEW YORK Jan 16 — (UP) ond game with Southern Branch The postponed bout between Tiger the Gooding Hich school basketeers and will meet the Tocatello High team Pavrie Australian negro cow Oklahoma in thl3 city George Courtney boy'rwho recently graduated from the 'middleweight ro the- light GOLD FOR GOLFERS GOOD MUSIC A new mark in golf purses will heavyweight ranks will be held a PUBLIC INVITED the fit Nicholas arena next Mon be set next winter when leading day jaiight linksmen gather at Agua Caliente ADMISSION 250 Mexico the "Tia Juana" of golf t t of $25 CnAMPION WINS compete for a total purse ' ooo LAWRENCE Mass" Jan 16 (APi-("Jus Ponnenberg' recently crowned world's lieavyweigh wreitjing champion- used his fa mous'- flying tackle hold to dispose of Frank Malcewitz Utica N Y in short order here last nisht Son nenberg von the first fall "in S (Not a Costume Affair) minutes and SO seconds the second in cre minute and- 15 secondseisrtit 16 — Jan Calif PASADENA 36-h- oe -- U I) DaskctbaU BRUINS ADVANCE VON ELM SMITH IN HOCKEY RACE LEAD GOLFERS i - $VPrtM M as to require considerable indul gence and even then be a little Bhy of perfection 4 That it should lack the roughness of football and be playIn this connection ed indoors while personal contact is forbidden there are continuoufcly intellectual and physical contacts between players in trying to outsmart each other Another factor in eliminat ing roughness was in making the basket horizontal rather than perpendicular thus requiring added skill in arching accuracy rather than direct force - orier to make a more thorough were ? CARLSON TXR JAMES NAISMITH origiptt VJ ed tlie game of basketball !at the Springfield Y M C A train ing schoql in 1892 Its growth since then has been remarkable In his- words there were four outstanding principles involved! in originating the game 1 That it should be an inter estine ganjie with a ball that could be handled but not hidden by the hands That it should be an easy garni e to learn so that anybody could play 3 That it should be so skillful t - C' By II r - - ' j f ' --4 mUaJliLIJlip 16 — (AP) — Jan CHICAGO Baseball as played In the Big Ten will again be introduced In the Orient and Australia this summer if the contemplated plans of Wisconsin and Michigan meet the ap proval of their respective athletic boards"' "7 Wisconsin's tour would take its nine to Australia while Michigan would visit Japan atrJhe invitation of George J Otsuki of Meiji uni Illinois sent its baseball versity team to Japan last summer for aj series of games with the x leadlngj universities and semi-pr- o organl-- j zations tsconsin baseball Meani The toured Japan in 1910 but the Wol4 verines never have talten an ex tended trip it being against the athletic policy of the school Field ing Yost Michigan director of ath letica in making the announce ment said all expenses had been guaranteed the Michigan team Wait and See I COLONIAL TO MEET JAPS ! Directs Meet Chosen to Lead FUMERAL PLANS Teams Though f'V 4v Idle Last Fall Babe Remains For Rites (By NEA SERVICE) l Denies Knowing Wife Ga Jan 16— It ir ! BIG TEN TEAMS Of MRS' RUTH HAS DELAYED or 11 -- - f y |
