| Show THE OGDEN STAND Gain Tiger Points WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY EE Baby Olympic Tankste'r Continues Upward Climb BROWNS LEAD Hoggan-StewartMa- y ABD-EXAIiHN- RIVAL CLUBS WRITE SOX IN OfiD PLAY WITH —& i -- Slow1 Triple Killing Recorded Kamm PulW Hidden Ball Trick performers will represent Ogden J CHIPMAN High schools in the northern division meet at Associated Bj WIIXIAJI Press Sports Writer Logan Friday There is a possibility that six moret athletes Current suspicion has it that Coris beginning may be added to the list before the hour for departure for nelius McGillicuddy along the another forced-marc- h the north Friday morning even as but baseball of glory paths Thrice a Captain Weber In the Other lineup men chosen for the trip are : Johnson Warren Holmes Lindsay HolThompson brook T-- y 1 o r Skeen Chandler Fielding Harrop It Lewis and Van Kampen Fourteen men have been named officially to carry the colors of Ogden High in the meet by Dixon Kapple direc- tor of athletics H The list is as follows Hoggan Harbert-go- n L Stone Mayer Mayer Greaves Dannlger Stewart Leatham Holmes Finch Tiliotsen and Whittier Kapple will trot out two almost Jim Hoggan sure point winners is looked Upon as one of the best miters in the state He will face however some stiff competition when he matches strides with Rich of Logan and other stars of the northern sector Hoggan will also compete in the half mile run Ban Stewart showed plenty of to ability at Provo last Saturday A class the in vault win the pole He is capable of competition 11 feet vaulting well over Ogden High will alsothetrot out teams for region strong relays the meet One week from Friday will athletes who qualify at Logan In facethe best crop of the state Salt at the Utah Championships Lake K L Romney director of ath- colletlcs at the Utah Agricultural meet the of in be will charge-lege Friday He predicts a number of record breaking performances !n- Thirteen schools have been ath-letvited and at least 11 will have pro-graon hand for the lengthy a — ’ — — 1 - A13LC BOOTH - NEW HAVEN Conn-r- r (AP)— Albert B Booth Jr Yale freshe man star has broken one Yale record He is the first ever to captain three Yale teams varsity or freshman He recently was elected to captain the frosh baseball team after previously leading the football and basketball teams Although the lightest and smallest member o£ the football and basketball squads he stars in both sports Booth is 20 years old is five feet seven inches tall and weighs 145 pounds One of his grid fortes Is kicking He can consistently boot ’the ball 60 yards He was prepared at New Haven High school and InMilford school He is quarterback football a forward at basketball and plays shortstop with the baseball nine all-tim- -- NATIONAL STANDING of the teams The Hugmen had stood idly by while the - Senators were scoring five runs to tie in the seventh The White Sox won another from the skidding Indians this time by 8 to 4 VANCE IN FORM The National league spotlight centered upon Arthur C Vance who let the Giants down with three small singles at Ebbeta' field and won 2 to 0 even with the Mad Robins at hia back Bill Walker gave Brooklyn just four hits but three of these were concentrated Into the fifth round when Gilbert doubled with the bases filled Vance fanned seven Some 20000 saw the battle The Cubs again stumbled upon misfortune at Redland field as the home team pulled out a 5 to 4 victory in the last of the ninth ofSherone iff Blake twice blew a lead Henrun in late innings as General dricks rushed fresh loops into the fray Tfye Boston Braves still strangely leading the National league with seven victories and two defeats won a groggy game from the Phillies 14 to 12 with both teams out on their feet at the finish The Cardinal-Pirat- e game in St Louis fell a victim to rain If the early success of the Braves may' may be discounted which itGiants the Cubs the Cards and the Donsny-brook are bordering upon a real as the western teams prepare to invade the east ea m GAVtiZZI HOLDS Tuesday’s Results New York 0 Brooklyn 2 Boston 14 Philadelphia 12 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 5 Louis postponed Pittsburg-S- t LEAD IN RACE - j ’ "" rain Italian Is Four Hours In Wednesday’s Schedule Advance of Field In New York at Brooklyn Marathon Gallop Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at Philadelphia j -- r- Pittsburg at St Louis MILLER Mo May 1— (AP) — shuffled c C Pyle’ser bunion boys Missouri ' last the today-ovalong clods on their "transcontinental rest on the tramp Tonight they river at JopMissouri banks of the lin before starting tomorrow’s jaunt into Oklahoma Pete Gavuzzi the bearded Ital ian waiter of Southampton Eng- land checked up hia second win and increased his lead over Johnny Salo 'Passiac N J hours policeman tp nearly four caravan yesterday when he led the into Miller from Springfield time for the 337 miles was 4 15:10 Salo who finished in a tie wth-PaSimpson of New York for sixth place continued to pile Ed Gardner up his advantage over Seattle negro third in elapsed time Gardner' handicapped by a shin splint has finished far in the rear the lastr three "days Th leaders: ' con--secuti- Gav-uzzi- R ii At Brooklyn: 0 3 0 New York 2 1 4 Brooklyn — Batteries Walker Henry and Hogan Vance and Deberry R H r At Cincinnati: 8 4 Chicago 9 5 Cincinnati Batteries— Blake and Angley May and Gooch ' R H E At Philadelphia: I 14 16 Boston ve ’s Philadelphia — season in Chicago took scr long in I yesterday that it das quite a while before the boys in the press coop figured ittout With Jamieson and Hodapp on first and second base respectively in the seventh inning of the game Lind grounded to Cissell and was thrown out at first Hodapp tried to score and was caught between third and home and tagged out by Third 2 AMERICAN STANDING OF THE TEA3IS 2461007 Australia Abramowitz J— Harry 257:32:07 New York Hedeman-10— Herbert 261:11:40 New York AMERICAN ASSOCIATION t Standing of tho Teams Lost Won Pet 2 832 10 Kansas City 5 5 8 7 7 7 6 Columbus Toledo 'Louisville Milwaukee 7 9 9 5 4 3 250 Oklahoma City Topeka St Paul 3 H 7 E 0 7 Indianapolis— Batteries Zunbro and Fenner Tenner and Sprinz bone-crush-boa- ever-prese- fun-lovi- ng A Williams and Thomp- WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Washington at New York R H E -- " tf R H E At Columbus: 16 10 16 15 4 Milwaukee 2 Columbus Batteries— Edelman and Young Johnson Jablonowskl and Shinault - Batteries: Ogden Schang Yde Stoner Phillips R H' E 12 5 10 6 Collins and Smith and 4-- rd 2-- -- J two-year-o- i up —— ld to 181 H H E Score: 5 7 : Seattle 5 1 3 Hollywood Batteries: Edwards and Cox Hollerson McCabe and Cook I R H E Score: Portland Missions 1 5 6 10 Batteries : Knight Powers and Cole and Baldwin Rego Bates — n U Tuesday’s Results 7 Mobile 4 Birmingham 7 New Orleans 4 Nashville-Memph- is Rock rain Rochester i Twin Main Events vs Harold Boxwood Reading OODEN- - Atlanta — — e ? : INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Teams i 1 Baltimore tM 4 LEWISTON SIX ROUNDS Torontpi Jersey city Montreal! Buffalo Newark Sneddon TUESDAY’S RESULTS Toronto 10 Newark IV Montreal 1 Jersey CUy'8 Buffalo 6 Reading 3 61 Rochester 9 Baltimore ICickapoo WASHAKIE OGDEN SIX 6 Joe Critchlow vs Bob Parry Sam Hansen vsChief Cust Tuesday’s Results R At Des Moines: 7 Tulsa 10 Des Moines Batteries — ‘Wright Ragland O’Doud and Smith Davenport Dailey and Murphy Biigham ! ’' Four Rounds Ogden Ogden Washa' V Four Rounds a - “ t ' ’ ONE pow- Highest quality long mileage Good g erfully tractive Tread Tires year All-Weath- er FOUR-ROUN- D CURTAIN RAISER Four Rounds AT LOW PRICES Promised Cleverness Action' Punching Speed With our service —the best in town —to see that you get all the low-coquality mileage built into them at the factory 1 M3 16 Oklahoma City 0 lO 14 Pueblo Batteries— Tubbs Darrow Graf and Grqft Jennings Hansen and Schauffel Ogden Ogden good-lookin- st ‘ 23rd Street Auditorium Buy Now! DAN LONG MEETS DEATH ON COAST R H At Toledo 1 4 9 ' i Kansas City 3 10 - 8 SAUSAL1TO Cal May 1 — (AP) Toledo Batteries — Nelson Thomas and — Daniel Long identified by railroad men as the former manager Peters Wtogard and McCurdy of the San Francisco baseball club H BIG-SHmore recently a scout for the and NOW A JUST Chicago White Sox was crushed Francis Albertanti press agent - for Madison Square Garden for to death last night beneath the the late Tex Rickard is now pri- wheels of a Northwestern Pacific vate secretary to William F interurban electric train as he was about to board it en route home Carey OT 3-- 10-fo- ot 2 1 4 Philadelphia 9 1 4 Boston Earnshaw Shores Batteries: and Cochrane Morris and Heving Batteries— Plercy Newhiil MontR H E gomery Spencer Brown and Long Score: 9 4 Cleveland Berry Cash and Wilson Called 1 end 8 14 seventh rain Chicago Batteries: Hudlin Harder MilR H E At Pueblo jus anw L Sewell Welland' and Score: St Louis Detroit f 1 Denver Omaha Des Moines Pueblo Dugan and Crouse Batteries — Brillheart Fons and McMullen son j nt 1 At Louisville Minneapolis Louisville ‘ MATMAN INDIAN 1 Tuesday’s Results R At Indianapolis: 1 A Tulsa Wichita Score: 9 17 2 Washington 13 4 10 York 615 New LIs- Brown Braxton Batteries: 615 Tate Zachary and ka Spencer 500 Moore Heimach and Jorgens 462 Dickey 417 30? R- - H E Score: 8 Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul 10 th because she was Georgia Coleman first stepped Into the Spotlight 17 she merits meets At In the swimmer major abou the youngest ST LOUIS Mo May lj— (UP)- her igh' rating on her performances After one hour and thirty-fou- r LOS ANGELES May AP) close sedonds in the high and low - minutes of professional events Helen Me any beat- Ing Jimmy Londos diminutive —A slip of a girl with bobbed smile locks and an a poutUn out j a ouartor Georgia Coleman bounces her way event the I xnilan here last night by virtually board low while the to greater fame from springy divveteran Betty Becker Binkston took breaking CllnstOck’s right shoulder ing beards I the platform dive by decision! of for business f Diving is a serious the miss judges this HOME CLUB RUN 1 As a member of the Los Angeles who over a period of less than a club Miss Coleman was year and a half has become known Athletic (By United Press) as one of the outstanding femlnihe second to the Rational senior1926 In Leaders: outdoor championship Harper Braves 4 divers of the world Scarcely a 4 won national the has Blue she Browns This Gehrig Yanks Is year polishing up day passes hut she title and 3 Simmons Athletics 3 Hafey her repertoire of plain and fancy senior 10 footinIndoornational the three Cards 3‘ Ott Giants 3 Jackson placed second dives for future competition Giants 3 Hornsby Cubs The list of honors she has won foot indpor event Jt wai Dodgers 3 year ago last December- son Cubs 3 Herman is remarkable considering the time 3 attenO’Doul came to j Phillies the comfirst she when in she has been participating I Hornsby Yesterday’s homers She was the youngest tion of Fred Cady veteran HIA petition 1 Harper Braves 1 Lerain Cubs Two later months C A j cpach member of Uncle Sam’s athletic in- - J Phils 1 Davis Phils 1 Frlberg representation to the Olympic she entered the junior national first J Phils 1 Delaney Braves Ti-1 games at Amsterdam last year Schuble Tigers 1: McManus Georgia did her share by taking gers 1 Kress Browns 1 1 Blue Gos-ll- n Browns X Gehrig Yanks COAST LEAGUE 1 Athletics Simmons LOSES Senators CALLAHAN Todt Red Sox 1 SHERROD BOUT 1 Totals: STANDING OF THE TEAMS El league MILWAUKEE May 1 — (UP) — National 45 American league Johnny Sherrod of Chicago punched his way to an easy victory over (96 Total Shuffle Callahan of Chicago In the H wind-u- p of a boxing eight-roun- d HERE’S THE FIRST ONE show here last night coast experts are singPacific Erving ing the praises of Frank Crosetti In the semi-windBerndt of Milwaukee received a young infielder ' with y Ran Frangreat ovation when he wjon from cisco and say he is sure to go to ' TUESDAY’S RESULTS Danny Delmont of Chicago the majors this year — —: San Francisco 2 Oakland 1 Seattle 5 Hollywood 3 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Portland 1 Missions 6 Angeles-SacramenStanding of the Teams game Los Pet Won Lost postponed funeral Charles More-in- g 4 714 10 Two games Saturday Birmingham 1667 10 New Orleans 1643 9 R H E Memphis Score: 643 9 8 2 J Atlanta San Francisco 500 7 Chattanooga Oakland 333 4 Batteries: Jacobs and Reed Nashville 286 4 Schmidt: Dumovich Kasich and Little Rjclc 200 3 Mobile! Read Lombardi H Washington 9 New York (10 Innings) Philadelphia4 1: Boston 8 4 Cleveland Chicago St Louis 6 Detroit 5 beaten by only a head for the Cof-fro8100000 handicap the rich- est stake event to America Tho cdiestnut son of Omar Khayyam ia owned by Earl Chafee of California and is being trained by John McKee a Kentucky turfman lie yj $ became tho property of Chafee last winter at New Orleans for $20000 ' ' "4 ss Ervast California’s equine 1 which has come out of a maze of mystery as a derby con- has caused no little com- - i tender ’ IV Apment tbe last few days following tb® report of his sensational work- out at Tijuana Sunday Here fs 4 what Ervast did in making one of his jflnpLl gestures before leaving for 'Churchill Downs: First mile 1:36 5 the mile and eighth to 1:49 5 and galloped out the mile Th® and a quarter in 2:05 5 of & second work out was one-fift- h faster than the running time of the Tijuana derby where Naishapur and Voltear staged their battle heads apart and In which Ervas finished way back The time tor the mile was one second faster than the Tijuana track record Baron Long owner and breeder of Erwill ship his colt east this No baseball season ever would vast week r be complete without offering fans b® not Voltear exactly may a new photograph of Judge Lan- classed as a western horse since he dis high commissioner of baseball now is running underofthe colors of Of course this photograph of the the Dixiana farm Kentucky gray-haire- d Judge won’t be greeted owned by RT Fisher of Detroit with love and kisses everywhere But as yoltear a great horse horse especially in those towns that lost a and greater some pet hall players that he made this it his wojkouts are any year as here’s the free agents but Judge is a western bred colt He he looked at one of the opening criterion to Fisher by the Nevada was sold games of the’ season Stock farm The Dixiana derby candidate SatSHADE DRAWS IN jumped into the spotlight last Chesawon the he when SOUTHERN BOUT urday to peake stakes at Havre de Grace Tiat Out fashion Impressive BUENOS AIRES May 1— (AP) juana Naishapur twice whipped - middle—Dave Shade American Voltear the last time In the Tiweight and Kid Charol of Cuba juana derby in which he was in rehere ceipt of four pounds Naishapur fought 12 rounds to a draw last night The official decision came up from tenth position to dedrew a storm of booes from ring- feat the Volta gelding at a mile side spectators who seemed to and a furlong In the Coffroth think Shade had won by a large handicap Voltear finished unplaced is any Inbut if bis race at Havre Is majority Shade was the aggressor a much colt In Dixiana Cuban had the dication the and throughout hors® times improved distress several a K - I TUESDAY’S RESULTS Such a Nice Man! LONDOS DEFEATS third-basema- ' By OBLO L ROBERTSON Associated Press "Sports Writer YORK May 1 — (AP)— From out of the west comes NEW formidable challengers for the' 1929 Kentucky Derby the far west’s best few in number have been considered lightly in the past by the turf men of the east but this year it is a different £tory Naishapur Ervast and Yoltear atrio of as good colts as ever invaded the derby from the west are Commanding the attention of leading horsemen — Naishapur a son of Omar IChay- yam the only imported colt eyer to win the ’American turf classic commands attention because of his meteoric racing at Tijuana where he won the Tijuana derby and was I -- 197:12:27 land Passaic 2 — John Salo 201:50:22 N J Seattle 3 — Ed Gardner 209:08:55 Wash 4 — Giusto Umek Italy 209:08:55 Bur5 — Paul Simpson 223:17:00 C N lington New 6 — Sam Richman 223:14:15 York 7— PhJliP Granville 228:38:20 Hamilton Ontario 8—M B McNamara May Surprise In Kentucky Headliner ex-pre- FIRST CHANCE AS MANAGER Fritz Malsel one of the fastest MR JINKS WINS men ever to play in the major his first chance Is GUINEAS STAKES at Bmanaging with the Baltimore season NEWMARKET England May 1 Internationals this — M (AP) — Mr) Jinks owner by MaHarvard’ Everett Donaghy by Tetratema out crack had of jor McCalmont won has the two thou- fers to play with big league clubs of False Piety sand guineas stakes today but has refused all for a business career 6 WESTERN LEAGUE Standing of the Teams Eng- - Gavuzzi Baseman Kamm y During the excitement Jamieson reached third The players then resumed their positions but Kamm retained the ball hiding it behind him In his gloved hand Jamieson ambled chicanery unsuspecting nonchalantly off third’ and' the tricky Mf Kamm tagged him out completing the triple play 4 -- 1 — Pete 18 Batteries Brant Delaney Wertz and Taylor McGraw Roy Wil loughby Sweetland and Lerain ul - 12 JCaishapur Ervast arid Voltear Command Attention of Racing Followers Tijuana Derby Winner CHICAGO May 1— (AP)— The first triple play of the major league - the Philadelphia patriarch girds drive gaunt loins for the long toward October gold the portly form of Daniel' P Howley rises to bar the way Standing sentinel with over park Sportsmen’s Crowder and Ogden and Gray the parapouring brimstone over the mofor General Howley pet Athletics threatens least ment at and Yankees alike The downfall of the champions progressed but slowly yesterday as the Hugraen outpunched Washington while the Red Sox hurled back the Mackmen The A’s remain favorites if the Yanks do fall hut the gait of the Browns cannot be Two weeks do not overlooked make a baseball season but the have flashed Browns already enough to "justify any fears which Messrs Huggins and Mack may entertainBEAT TIGERS The Howley tribe closed out in5 Detroit yesterday with a 6 to victory which made three out of 1’our in the series and ten out of fourteen for the season The Trimore umph also gave the Brownssecond-place over the space breathing Athletics who have disputed the lead with the western - contenders for about a week Ogden had to have the aid of the veteran Rip Collins to turn back ihe Tigers yesterday and Rip got credit for the victory Blue’s fourth home run poke and Kress’ first did the St Louis cause harm Big Ed Morris was too much for the Athletics at the Fenway in a game which the Red Sox won by 4 to 1 One of the four Philadelwas a homer by Simmons hits phia while the home team 'profited through a circuit blow by Phil Todt George Earnshaw started for the Athletics The least said about events at the Yankee stadium the kinder it The will be for all concerned out a 10 to 9 dechampions pulled Senators in the cision over the tenth on Fred Heimach’s double West Offers Three Derby Challengers - THIRTY track Coach Dick Thorne at5 Weber High has named 17 athletes to take parjL in the annual affair Barker ' Brown GladweIl and Penman look like the best bets TRIBE INDIAN — IN AMERICAN 'Approximately 30 Abbreviated Athletes Named For to Iiogari Barker and Glad well Loom as Trip St Louis Gets Away To ' Aces For Warriors Meet Directs Romney Fine Start Mackmen Lose To Boston and and field — : 1-19- Friday Night 8:30 Sharp f t i x ModercrTirej Service Goi ' TUESDAY’S RESULTS Dallas 2 San Antonio tWaco 6 Shreveport 4 Fort Worth 7 Beaumont Wicblta Fails 4 Houston 8 ' i TIRE MERCHANTS' AND yOEOANIZEE ‘ GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 19iei Rhone 346 2276 Washington Avenue ' ’ j 4 3 f4 ‘is Tickets on sale ' at Hemenway & Moser’s and pie Bank Smokery $175 Boys 50c Ladies Half Price Prices: ’ j CHARLES REVELL PROMOTER $100 $150 i j ' |
