Show Six Games On Slate HARMON d Athlete Seeks Job With Boston Braves Re- - named for 1929 Swimming Meet Planned Hy ORLO Central April 26 — Lewis- - vs North vs Washington s North ApriU vs Lewis Washington May 3 — Lewis vs North WashCentral ington vs May 7 — --Central vs Lewis North vs Washington Central May 10 — North : vs tral 11' u Vis VYUtoimiyLUU -n tIjUYViO coacnes or tne lour junior mgu schools Cliff Doxey A J Knapp Don Barney and Virgil Peterson have all been renamed for the 1929-3- 0 seasons W Karl Hopkins superintendent of schools an- Lewis is coached by Cliff Doxey North by A J Knapp Washington by Virgil Peterson and Central by Don Earney At the close of the regular Junior High baseball raco an all-stteam- - of I ho league will be named to compete in the American legion championship series at Salt Lake method will give "The all-stall of the youngsters a chance to strive for bigger things" said Dave Wangsgaard supervisor of today "Ogden unjunior athletics doubtedly will get back of this team BasebalL in the Junior High circuit should enjoy its greatest season during 1929 "Some of the garner will be played at Monroe park and some rv yf ' 4ffl - J - 4 IIOXHOE' I) KS ar ' ? j ar sf? III 'if WORK INDOORS Candidates for some of the teams n vvx' '7'' have been working out indoors fut the past 10 days With a break the weather now the athletes jn JOHNNY VERGES will do their work out of doors A swimming' meet for junior high athletes to be held at the Weber gymnasium is planned for GROVE FORCED early May TO TAKE REST North won: the football title last with came fall and through a clean slate in 'basketball The FORT MYERS Fla March 2 baseball race from all indications — (AP)— Lefty Grove pitching ace will not gee for the Athletics will be spirited service in any of the remaining ex hibition games in the south Man GOWDY SPARKLES Mack announced today A nail "AS BRAVES WIN ager on his pitching hand has become imbedded in" the flesh and it will ST PETERSBURG Fla March be- two weeks at least before he 27 — (AP)-- Hank Gowdy who was will be able to grip the ball prop' ' a veteran catcher when he was erly — the first major league ball player to volunteer In 1917 after the has United States declared war volunteered again this time for his BY WACO CLUB old team the Braves and again tas come through WACO Texas March 27 — (AP) Hank supposed to be an assist—Hits and pitching are still lackant coach was rushed in as catchthe Chicago White Sox with Athing er against the Philadelphia Manager Lena Blackburne sent letics here yesterday in the tenth Ted Lyons and Grady Adkins two inning The Athletics had filled the bases of his hurling mainstays to the ' with one put Jn their half of the mound against the Waco Cubs of twelfth inning when Jimmy Dykes the Texas league yesterady and blazed a grounder to Pitcher Bob they fared very badly The Texans Smith The latter tossed to Gowdy won 12 to 7 because of five home who touched the plate and whip- runs and the lack of hitting of a double the Sox who collected only seven ped the ball to first forwon blows Braves the Then play a- T-ewi- - - s ' sox Defeated -- COURT EVENT By FRANK II FRAWLEY Associated Press Sports Writer BOULDER Colo March 27 — (AP) — Montana State college closing Its 1929 basketball season made the almost fatal mistake of trying:' to beat the University of Colorado in the final game of the Rocky mountain conference championship series with a second team lineup last night The Bobcats eventually won by a score of 53 to 47 but not until Colorado had given them the jscare of their lives Coach Schubert Dyche put in a makeshift combination leaving his regulars on the bench and after 12mmutes tio a 23 of play Colorado had lead 'H BIG HANDICAP Montana ordinarily would not get excited over the task of overbut it coming such a handicap proved harder than they had anticipated Instead of cracking in the second half when the Bobcat regu-lars were back' in the lineup Colorado for a time matched shot for shot with the vaunted tltleholders The 'score iwas tied at 44 to 44 with only a few mirtutes to go and while later Colorado had Jumped into a 46 to 46 tie ight here and fortunate it was for the Cats "Cat" Thompson leading scorer of the Rocklei delivered one of his few baskets! of the night He got loose under the' Ihet for an easy try Frank Ward and Orland Ward sent £he ball for the baskets that gave the champions a safe margin Thompson for the first tjme this year was held to less than 10 ypolntg Captain Frank Ward getting the range on his long shots was the high scorer of the night 7 He was easily with a total of 22 the outstanding player on the floor By wasting its opportunities at the start Montana wound up the season slightly under Its 60 points to the game average To neutral observers it looked like a bad move to keep out the regulars who were the only drawing card for a crowd that turned out to see the Cats vgo through their motions Montana State - had won the title for the third ' year in Monday 2 to S3 night's encounter Colorado had more than just fighting spirit last night Tho team was clicking on Its long shots and Herb Russell rangy guard was breaking up the Montana offense frequently and starting the ball back for Colorado rallies Middle-miMcKinley and Stewart Berea-for- d basketball all played bang-u- p f BELOW FORM Thompson was away below form and Brick Breeden playing his last gams for the Cats showed little of the defensive strength he unearthed in the 'first two games of the series between tho eastern and western division representa tlves The score: st MONTANA r six-da- irn ir if isn Tnnv PianeVv dnlnir Rnrinff training withi the Bos- ton Braves Plansky forttxef Georgetown star and one of th© greatest d athletes this country ever has produced forgets his baseball he used to perform Jn track now and then to show the Braves howhpld'-'hTn Tawrie mascot at hnt v " HO JQ DUvnu jac&V juux is the bat Of "course supposed to represent the Braves' training camp all-roun- — come a big league ballplayer : : Ward f Thompson f F Ward c Breeden g Worthlngton g Gardner g C Totals COLORADO S3 25 23 Twinkles li ROBERTSON Then in 1312 he pioneered in y bicycle racing game pro moting the first bike race at uex ter pavilion with 1000 customers on passes and 50 paid admissions MADE PLANS All the time Paddy was dreaming of a stadium — a stadium that would surpass anything of its kind in the world Three years ago the dream began to take form but as Paddy said "I was knocked down 20 times after I thought I had ev en thing all set" But each time Paddy got up and tomorrow night the boy from down by the gas house on Vedder will fee his dream come true Eight thousand more people than has ever witnessed an indoor fight will pay upwards of $300000 to see Harmon's dream house and Mickey Walker battle for Loughran's crown The great open spaces of the west have nothing on Paddy Harmon's arena Not a pillar or post obstructs the view of the furthest spectators 150 feet from the ring Three tiers of seats encircle the stadium and more than 100 feet above 12 giant trusses 26 6 feet 'long and weighing 9 5 tons support the roof The roof is insulated w ith an inch and a half of cork to retain either hot or cool air generated by the immense heating and cooling plants located two levels below the main floor Every cubic foot of air in the stadium 'is changed every four minutes a special cooling system chilling the heat generated by the CO 000 watts of light from the ring canopy The arena itself is 150 feet by 25 0 feet and can be used for sports £ all seasons The entire inside of the plant covers 170000 square enIndividual 'outside feet trances to each tier of seats prevent the rushing of gal'Ieryites for better seats FIGHTERS READY Walker and Loughran completed serious training for their titular The defending contest yesterday champion tipped the scales at 175 nounds after a stiff workout Loughran plans to enter the ring a few ounces under the weight limit of 175 pounds while Walker will probably weigh in at 166 pounds said to be his best fighting weight Loughran was to go through a few exercises today to keep down the excess poundage while Walker planned a day of complete rest — DEFEAT BOULDER &: ' Asoviatel Press Sports Writer school athletes vill begin the quebtof the 27 — (A?) — High Feb CHICAGO JUNIOR deThe "dream house" of an Irish lad city baseball championship April 23 This was from down by the gas house will be cided at ar meeting of coaches of the four schools Tuesday dedicated tomorrow nlghL The the team six will youth was Paddy Harmon Each campaign games during play The "dream now 51 years old Due to poor facilities for track is the Chicago house" $7000000 athletics little attention will be w hich will be thrown open former Ogden baseball stadium HpWO to the this sport during spring paid 1 stars Monroe Dean and tomorrow night with Micke Walseason The usual meet staged ker the toy bulldog of fistianaJohnny Vergez picturedthisbelow seaearly in May will be eliminated as are down Tommy Loughran's lightregulars seeking and two baseball games will be of club Oakland son with the title before 2s000 heavyweight carded instead as the athletic feacoast league Verthe Pacific spectators ture of boy's week gez is playing third base and Paddy always wanted to do big MEETS PLANNED is cavorting with style at Dean Even when a boy peddling things however Some of the coaches Much is exshortfleld the and putting out gas lignts papers expect to stage dual meets in of these youngsters by r pected on to auu a icw uui veaut street of Most of the attention track the fans around region bay common to the lavs support of a the athletic directors in the junior was he dreaming of large family schools however will be turned not nave to he would when dav the towards baseball and dimes his nickels for falruggle Virgil Peterson's Washington enterprise His first promotional nine will be defending champions 15 cents each at hall a was dance cham1929 race The the during for "gents" and 10 cents for the pions will trot out practically a It was a Uulies when 16 years old new team if fJv 31 success ana tnere were more uui The baseball schedule for 1929 in Harmon the treasury family lars follows: Later came his first roller skat- April 23 — North vs Lewis Cen insr venture and larger dance halls tral vs Washing-tothe -- Schmeling In DemandU May Oppose Uzcudun AGAIN Big Lead of Colorado Five Short Lived Ward Will Wa k e r Meet Thursday Dream Now A Reality - Loughran 1 BOBCATS IN TO MIT FANS of Circuit Will Represent Ogden in Ameri- can Legion Series at Salt Lake Coaches All-Roun- OPEN STADIUM South Defends Title All-Star- s WILL Rival Promoter Seek Ser vices of GermarLHeavy weight Star TORK March 27— (AP)— looks as though Max Schmeling will have to start fight ing before anyone will find out who will manage his next campaign With the "Ger man Dempsey" still in his home land his affairs took another jomplicated turn 1 yesterday when Joe Jacobs tho American half of Max's managerial J u el returned Europe from ' an- the with I niltll -- NEW mil 1111 v i JOT him Middlemist f McKinley f Bagnall c 2 2 Russell g 5 2 Beresford g 21 510 Totals Referee Mahoney Denver Vidal Colorado university Mc-Mah- on Fu-ga- zy breaking the contract — Nick Foscd a Chicago boxer has earned exceptional prate from Chicago art critics for his work as' a pottery artist one thing he knows his ciga- rcttes anyway He'd rather have a Chesterfield too!" 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