Show THE OGDEN WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 27 1929 IfSEY DE MAY t ttk tpk Trmir a "tt ' t--- a STANDARD-EXAMINE- Tv Tih TT ? 11 E -- PERFORM IN - FISTIC RING I Champion Plans Comeback Utah Ace Still Has Punch State tC3 tfJf 4 w " lit l ' ' ' - via - 1 i If ' Utah's representatives at the ' ' A 1 i" JJ ''-? If -- t V- Totals V ? '' ir Jensen Oswald -- Jack still has a wallop and might cut down some comparatively inex- — 4 EXHIBITION GAMES By United Press) Washington (American league) vs Brooklyn (National league) at Tampa-Detro- it (AX) vs Chicago (NL) at Phoenix Cleveland AL) vs New Orleans at New Orleans Philadelphia (AX) vs Boston (NL) at St Petersburg Fla Dal- Chicago (AL) vs Dallas at " St Louis (AX) vs Philadelphia "(NX) at West Palm Beach Fla Yeterday'a Results Boston (NL) 7 Philadelphia " (AX) 6 11 innings) 7T Brooklyn (AL) Washington (NL) 6 (NL) 8 St Louis Philadelphia 4 (NL) Waco (TL) 12 Chicago (AL) T Chicago (NL) 14 Arizona uni- J versity " — REDUCE ' 4 4 SENATORS BASEBALL ' SQUAD Tom t — — '"" rmn nrniumrjuxtjuiji " 1 2 0 1 S 2 0 7 4 1( 4 4 36umpire Wor- - V f the low of some of Utah's outstanding7 track performers the boys are taking on a more dignified aspect and are counted upon to add to Utah's total the points made doubtful by the losi of the stars Tom Barker formerly starred for the Ogden Tigers on the cinder track and made a very fine showing last year at Utah for his first year's attempt at collegiate competition Tom is developing in fine shape this year and promises to be one of Ike's most promising candidates in adding to the Crimson's pointage Barker runs the distance races and can hold his own with any runner In the state Wrni now-bei- ng GEHRIG PREDICTS CANADIAN WINS YANKS WILL WIN OVER FRANK WINE ST PETERSBURG Fla March 27— (AP)— --Lou Gehrig who is one Minn March — (UP) — Charlie Belanger reason why the Yankees won the Canadian scored world's championship last year a technical knockout over Frank The bout was stopped in thinks - his ' team will repeat this Wine because of a deep cut the fourth season or at least take the Amer- over Wine's left eye ican league pennant "We have six pitchers this year" is Lou's argument "You can count on Hoyt for 20 games: and upward Pennock if hia arm is right which it seems to be is good for 20 more Zachary is a sure bet Besides these we have Pipgras Henry Johnson and Rhodes There are several others but I'm count-tin- g on the first six when I say we'll get better pitching this year than any year since we joined the MINNEAPOLIS- - 27 ht light-heavyweig- - r 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 221 - ( 000 12 - Hollywood S 8 Sacramento Johns Wetzel Batteries— Marty Keating and Agnew Baasler Gould and Severeid — FIGHT RESULTS i March 27— Los LOS ANGELES gave Seattle an artistic trouncing in th© opening game of the Pacific Coast league here The score I '" i was 15 to A XS1 U 2ucky Jones one time major j I e a g u e r and many years ago v'" v the j a star with j Ogden jclub of the Union assQcia tlon led the hit- j ting attack of the j locals He bagged a home run douBob Jones ble and two sin gles Jones incidentally bagged more hits Tuesday than any piayer in the Coast league Ray Jacobs another bagged one hit in two trips and played a nice fielding game Jim Ault right handed twirler with Ogden last season worked for a few innings for Seattle on the mound but failed to puzzle the An': gels R H E Score: 2 4 11 Seattle 1 15 16 Los Angeles Batteries-Collard Ault Fisch and Steinecke Barfoot" Childs and Warren Sandberg OAKS DEFEATED OAKLAND March 27 —Crag- head was no puzzle to th Missions Tuesday and Oakland lost th©4 opening battle of the season 7 to Cole f- - -- INDIANAPOLIS — Toung Jack Louisville Ky outpointed Ray McPheck Denver 10 rounds Dillon : '' - raw I 2 ' 1 Cj nfiiA mm mm i " u PRIZES GIVEN Everybody Welcome Admission 25 e 250 MALE VOICES Shalt CONCERT FRIDAY 1IAB0H 29 r ( - - Ogden ' Tabernacle Mai - of Utah -- ) Choruses ' DDODW- " - Tickets 60s Each On sals at Hotsl Blflslow Cu 1 1 ey Schramm-Johnso- Drug No 1 n WrlahVs Heme Furnltur on e — r i ts LAST TIIiIES TONITE THURSDAY ORPHEUM " 1 I V s !ThpiigK a lifetime of great lores she had come to this supreme de otionBatnowwIicn Her first TUUE love Ileaf WITH SOUND EFFECTS AND MUSICAL SCORE h waiting a' nation calls: him to its rescue Not 6 "PEA© IjB©S ' Chaneys Greatest 1 OLIE REEVE " And His Orchestra Admission 25c Shows: 2 Greater Than ' Hunchback' All the Biggest Screen Shows Come to Ogden Popular Playhouse "THE TOMORROW HELENE COSTELLO PRANKIE DARRO - amr 4fc I X v & 4 5:45 his must she DENS All Talking in i-- I 1 l r f-- ii i ? STARTS SUNDAY "The Canary Murder Case" WILLIAM POWELL - Singing j I itJ JAMES HALL LOUISE BROOKS 100 ALL TALKING Voice and Sound i ALSO ? i G 1 Is — iJ - tw ' 'us 'W'yjmw WW MJ4MI m— w ww jj m ''M wMiiSiAuiiL'jmimnai'tilwsmiM l wwwwmwMwxw orinne Griffith Divine Plctmr Talking News: trnmurm"- V undted Ararosi5l PDC¥0JliE FEIDAY— WITH VAUDEVILLE— COLLEEN MOORE IN "WHY BE GOOD" 3 wm 1 AND : : v " VitaphoneActo ft Coming - SeeandJHeajf OY WTTH 7:30 9:15 n Always a Good Show" li ALtAf DIVAN i i i With BROADWAY MELODY" " "THE CIRCUS KID" mm for her honor hut for DIRECTBD 1 s'i uJL V-y'- 1- i M G M NEWS am -J HER LOVE! 1 HARDY in 'LIBERTY1' LAUREL In L- Role TONIGHT 50c Couple X i v- - MARY NOLAIT -- ' IN LIONEL BARRYMORE Olie Reeve's Orchestra " Charles Knight's Orchestra v ixfi With Friday March 29th 72425 Grant Avel WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 CLEVELAND — Billy Wallace Cleveland knocked out Joey Me-di- ll Chicago 4 rounds i DAYTON Ohio —Peddlar Palmer Columbus Ohio knocked out Roleaux Feguaro Cuba 8 rounds Johnny Curtain Dayton knoeksd ' LOVE— DRAMA — PASSION —INTRIGUE As Played in Bhnbert'g Central Theatre N Y at $200 CARL LAEMMLE'S GREAT Spectacular Production of HOOPER WOODMEN HALL y I'- - Berthana - Modern Woodman Dance - i coming "Canary Murder Case" "Wolf Song" "Broadway Melody" at the " PUBLIC NIGHT fB-The Associated Press) MINNEAPOLIS — Charley Be- danger Canada stopped Frankle Wine Barbeton Ohio 5 rounds Tim Derby Dublin Ireland outpointed Benny Krueger Germany 6 rounds DANCE AT TON G IT ''ill MARCUS ENTERPRISES are always taking a step forward Look at this week's attractions and Magnificence ' DANCE MOOSE 2 0 155 The Utah aggregation will probably arrive in Bozeman Friday noon L San-Antoni- r with the Luxury- - Splendor training: ground Ad Liska and Lloyd Brown were groomed for the pitching assignments ' -- 4 — GIANTS FOND OF TEXAS : Complete satisfaction with Texas as a spring training camp is seen :ln the fact that the New York Giants recently announced they would train there the riext three years if DANGE Pet SENATORS IN FORjA March 27 — SACRAMENTO 1000 1000 Keating and Gould pitched the Sac1000 ramento club to an 8 to 6 decis1000 ion over Hollywood here Tuesday 000 Sever I Id for the locals hit a home ' 000 run 000 R H 'E Score: Tues-p''tAVTTJd- ay' SALT LAKE CITY Majrch 27-(UP)-Utah will be well represented at the western division of the Rocky Mountain conference wrestling meet at Bozeman Mont Friday and Saturday Coach Frank Crosby University of Utah announced his team consisting of six men as folldws: Phil Baker 135 Reed Detton 145 Jim Hoaglund 155 Dean Eetton 165 Marvin Jonas 175 and Bill Christensen heavyweight The Utah Agricultural college is expected to enter a team of eight men including the well known stars like Captain rahle Nlshl-mat- o and Dean McAllister Three wrestlers will be entered by Brigham Toung university of Provo They ar© Harb WeW 115 A C Clark 125 and Vern TIp-pet- 0 0 -- i ENTER SERIES 27 1 1 ' r UTAHIMT mm — (AP) — of Young Jack Thompson who was defeated by Jackie Fields Monday night for the N B A welterweight boxing title said today he would protest the decision awarding Fields the bout and chahapionship Alvis said the bout was stopped for more than five minutes and the ring was invaded by others than the Under the fighters and referee rules of the Illinois boxing commission no one except the principals and referee are permitted to enter the ring during th© contest except between rounds The negro fighter's manager declared Thompson was unnerved by the stamped© of spectators when a panic broke out in the Coliseum Fields was recognized as the' welterweight champion by the National Boxing association after Joe Dundee had failed to defend his title as demanded by the CHICAGO March Ray Alvis manager 0 Wednesday's Schedule "Portland at San Francisco Hollywood at Sacramento Seattle at Los Angeles Missions at Oakland better than in 7 1 : Hill Tuesday's Results Fortland 3r5an Francisco i Hollywood 6 Sacramento 8 Seattle' 4 Los Angeles 15 Missions 7 Oakland 4 not bragging I should be 1928 "You know I played with five different second basemen last summer and that is one reason I didn't go any better than I did It looks like Johnny Kerr will beat second regularly this summer and he's I saw him play out in good the Pacific coast league and I know what he can do And with Kers on seconk We ought to make as many dou'ble plays this year as any keystone pair "I'm ambitious and I jwant to make good and I think that tnis is going to be the year" I'm- 2 18 0 0 O " - P "1 Missions Los Angeles Sacramento Hollywood Seattle i Oakland San Francisco -- RING PROTEST y 4 - - sea-eo- c rg March 27 — WASHINGTON — comes time on When it (AP) June 15 for American league teams to slice off all players over 25 Yanks" In number the Washington club won't be hit! very hard Sending of Catcher-' Al Bool to Baltimore TODAY and Cliff Bolton to New Haven LAST TIMES leaves the Nationals with only 26 men on the roster now with the probability that one pitcher mayben cut loose before the regular starts in- -: After staging another-nintto whip ning rally yesterday Brooklyn and maintain their winstreak the Nats had a second ning encounter on today with the Robins at the Tampa Florida 11 Portland manner he is playing in the are spring games the experts ' inclined to agree f"I tried "too hard last Bummer to make good" he says "and I didn't have as much confidence then as I have-noBut Ifeel set now and while 46 G T "F Standing of the Clubs Won lxet Cis3ell in training" here with the White Sox thinks thia will be his year And fromi the ALVIS ENTERS - perienced heavyweight who came in at him bait a well coached youngster who would step around for five or six rounds would have the former champion dizzy and ready for a fall ent tale na- 8 3 8 0 llomney lg Totals Referee HUlam den 'A If VICO OIL 20 rf Wood f- Paul If' I 2 11 - FACTFIG COAST LFAGUE Texas March-- 1 — DALLAS Cissell fellow who cost the Chicago White' Sox $125000 a year ago and then didn't live up to tho big purchase price in every respect as a shortstop thinks this coming summer will tell a differ- rs 1 tional Joust next week In the game Tuesday Paul was the outstanding performer for the Oilers Christemsen and White were the stars for Granite The score: GRANITE '" G T F P 1 0 0 " 2 Bunker rf 0 0 4 2 It Cushing 6 2 2 14 Christensen c 0 2 Mack ay x 4 4 3 11 Jensen lg 0 0 14 7 White If j1 i "' WITH YOUNG KERR March 27 —Cecil Baker's Granite High school state scholastic champions defeated the colorful Vlco Oil five in a practice game Tuesday 46 to 36 A flight workout today and Thursday will conclude the practice for Granite until they reach Chicago They will compete as 4 e I TO PLAY BETTER bas-ketee- 4 Bobby Jones Stars For Angels Ault Fails To Puzzle Hitters CISSELL EXPECTS SALT LAKE n- 'sai Cage Champions In Fine Form At S L i "i I Scholastic v- Open Nw Campaign FIVE OVERJIL - By FRANK GETTY United Press Sports Editor NEW YOKK March 27 — (UP) — Jack Dempsey may be forced to promise to return to the ring and fight Tor the heavyweight championship next fall to carry the day forthe new combination in sports promotion--hhas formed with Humbert J Fugazy Already there are signs that only y promise of his actual presence in the ring as a contender for the titlevhe held bo long can the former champion hope to win out against the wealth and prestige of Madison Square Garden When Dempsey' entered into partnership with Fugazy heretofore an unsuccessful rival of the Garden group he hoped that his personal popularity with the fight fans of the nation particularly those of the east would be suffi- cient to enable the new alliance to break In upon a monopoly long enjoyed by the late Tex JUckard and passed along to W F Carey upon the famous promoter's death Nowiit seema that only by prom- ising to fight the ultimate logical contender can Dempsey talk the leading heavywfighta out of their agreements written and - verbal "with 'Madison Square Garden The undoubtedly over the Garholds the whip-han- d den In this respect If he will agree to eventually the best of the menfight who consent to fight for him between now and September all other contracts become scraps of paper For a bout with Dempsey promises tq bb the one real lucrative prospect for any heavyweight now In action And everyone knows -that the Dempsey of today is not fjoing to be so almighty "Ward to CoastL GRANITE WINS Helps Drightcn Utah's Track Outlook j F ormer beat- and Nelson worked on th rubber out Lon Lovelace 'Vincennes Ind 5 rounds for the winners R E Score: 9 0 7 Missions LEWISTON Ida— Mickey Trad 9 2 4 Oakland Beck'Tacoma and Chicago — Cole Nelson and Wash drew Jimmy Batteries 0 10 rounds Baldwin: Craghead" Dumovlch and Lombard! HOT SPRINGS Ark—Leroy Du-ga- n i Blytheville Ark outpointed BEAVERS WIN Kid Adams San Antonio 10 rounds SAN FRANCISCO Marcli 2T— With 15000 fans ia attendance LOS ANGELES —Wilson Yarbo Portland downed San Francisco Cleveland knocked out Jack Wells here Tuesday in a spirited openlna WVa S rounda Wellsburg game 3 to 2 Two runs in the first S f and one in the eighth gavs th vis27 LEWISTON Idaho March itors their tallies Knight on ths — hill for Portland held ths Seals to (AP)Micky Trad of Chicago and Jimmy Beck of Tacoma fought three hits R H E 10 slashing rounds to a draw deScore: 1 cision here last night Tho men S S Portland are welterweights San Francisco Batteries — Knight and Rego Jacobs Jones and Schmidt ij — JP 'A ?5rti |