Show idX TUESDAY EVCI7C7G IIAT 7 Four-- Missions Lead In earns I For Pennant Race mmssA e "Race Managers For Hew Playing Season Announced Campaign Will Cover 13 Weeks Split Season WiU Be Adopted Parker Is Optimistic Amateurs Will Decide Title Tonight league will open tbe 1929 OGDEN merchants’ baseball n ParSaturday May 18 with a to is announced It ker president planned’ today carry out snows cox power schedule ‘after the opening contests a thirteen-wee- k COX home run king of of All the loop attractions will HARRY Idaho league during be played at Borin Farr park The Is going great schedule will close about Did You Know That- the '1923 season August ' double-header-Alto- the data received by the writer frbm Del Baker of string catcher the Fort Worth club and manager of the Gunners during the 1927 and 1928 In campaigns the Fred M Nye first Circuit The Gunner loose former turned Art by Murphy just beasfore Baker f has a sumed the post bf manager 11 447 Just of average batting back of the league leader points Cox has been hitting the agate have been hard Many of his blows the for two bases three bases and believe Texas in Critics circuit Cox is due for a higher post in baseball If he improves his “field -- t lnr i T- - -- co-oper- ate Baker In speaking of Cox says “He looks like a greatHhitpart: will he no doubt go np ter and bis fielding is able to Improve Smiling Del is outanof the game Injured finfor a few days with pilot is ger The former Gunnercharacters most pleasing one of the work at Ogden In in baseball His 1927 and 1928 is sure to mean Plenfor Del ty Of the verdant green the at $lose- Howard and Cal Ewing season of the present in the One of— tbe biggest finds was Charlie writer of the opinion Baker signed the rightKasich hander when Twin Falls withdrew day” from the U-- I league His capers this sea- i in the Pacific coast league He NATIONAL looks I i son havebeen sensational career a sure for great shot a like CLUBS THE STANDING OF in baseball Pet Won Lost In closing a most interesting let667 saidin part Del ter Skipper 600 Kindly remember ine to all my 600 friends and tell them- - that I will 462 never forget the great favors they 455 while me and my players did for 429 I was in Ogden 400 family "Tell Dad Gimlin and me 335 to remember also hello- and” Tom- Leslie a true sportsman’ Monday's Results 4 Boston 3 exthe Pittsburg f Before the season opened Cincinnati 3 12 Brooklyn among themperts tfere doubting 3 St Louis 1 York New selves if Judge Fuchs’ two ball 2 Chicago 1 of Philadelphia hoard stratgey and huge players would win any ball games It Tuesday’s Schedule to appear that all you need at Boston St Louis is five managers to win ball games at Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburg atat New York - Here is the spectacle of an- Cincinnati Philadelphia thecicnt men playing with all surwouldn’t fire of yctath It R Xl E At Boston? now to see Johnny prlsc-u- s 1 9 4 Pittsburg livers step in as a pinch hitter 8 0 3 Boston and smash out a home run Batteries—Swetonic and f Har-gravUemsley Jones Delaney And Ruth or Ruth! With a bat- Wertz and Spohrer 216 of ting average ” R H E New ‘At York: ' SPEED) TO BURN 1 6 1 St Louis now than New York faster 2 3 11 running ji MAN did thirty years ago RecBatteries — Mitchell and Wilson Alan Walker and O’Farrell ords prove thisjjontention Asof The editor GOuld sports J sociated Press in speaking or the R H E At Philadelphia 2 5 1 speed lof man has this to say: Chicago 2 4 2 Every time a new spring bursts Philadelphia of fresh track flock a Wil— jwith Grace fprth Batteries Blake and and field records the query comes loughby and Davis be limit will the along: When reached ? R IB E At Brooklyn: The 9 5 second goal In the Cincinnati 5 3 10 “10 O’ seems within the reach now Brooklyn 1 12 15 of any one of four great sprinters — May IColp and Gooch Batteries — Borah Wykoff Bracey or Simp- Dixon Clark and Picinich 4 son The pole vault was supposed M to be 14 feet tut within a year two and sons of Yale Sabin Carr INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Fred Sturdy have soared over Standing of the Clubs that height along with Bee Barnes It is just of Southern California before some agile a question of time and bumps youth scales 14-- 6 the through the “roof” Krenz disSanford star has hurled the cus beyond 160 feet and 50 feet or rnhre Is becoming common for the in- - 4 15 The split season idea will be adopted and winners of the first half will clash with the second half seachampions ’ to determine the event son’s title holders In the that one team wins both divisions will not be necessary the play-o- ff for the four clubs of Managers the league were named today Leo Critchfield will be In charge of the Union Pacific club Leven’s aggreby Fred Ken-le- y gation is to be pilotedsemi-pro prayoneof the best ers in Ogden C J Parker will direct’ the Weber Central baseballers and Ronald Jacobsen will be manager of the West Ogden athletes A gala opening day program is being planned and merchants of the city will be asked to In making the 1929 year the greatest in the history of local amateur baseball Players' of the four clubs have been hard at work this week in preparation for the opening of the year Practice is on the schedule the balance of the week and all of the coming week The playing schedule will be It drafted" sometime this week will calk for two games a week for each team or about ’ 20 games for ' the entire season "We anticipate a splendid year” said President Parker today “Everything’ looks great for a nice Members of the four campaign clubs are now being assembled and indications point to a spirted race “Saturday May 18 will be a red letter day in amateur basebali cir-to cles We plan a double header open the season commencing at 1:30 p m sharp “After the opening- games will times be played at 6 o’clock four Tueseach week commencing on ' - -- -- be-gi- ns -- es 5 off the CHUCK WIGGINSAndIs he says he’a going to take Tooney’s There is not a place ‘ New York boy on the Jints Carl Mays and Shanty Hogan are the best pool players in the big leagues And Hogan shoots a nasty And game of billiards it cost McGraw a little roll to find it out t Tom Kil-da- y star fullback j of the St Edwards (Texas) club Is going to be with the West Points next year They call Willoughboy of the Phillies And the play- “sleepy" era on the club say he fell asleep standing up with ’ a jtray In his hand in a southern cafeteria Charley Jamieson v of the r Clevelands Is rated’ as the best team ball Old player in the game Pete Alexander says he won’t quit until he pitches a no-h- it game Jimmy Welch the Jint outfielder never wears a hat on the street And ' nearly all the d catchers get ’Tls said the Yanks are act ing up Plpgras of the Yanks is the hardest pitcher to catch in the big leagues He has smashed the hand of every catcher on the club Dempsey doesn’t like to be told that ( Schmel-in- g looks like the German him Or fights like him Lost Philadelphia New York St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago Washington Boston 10 a Take the list of world’s records in lj standard track and field events as they stood 30 years ago and at each post since then Not one has weathered the gale since 1899 Only one the 9 5 for the-“10first officially made by 1906 has remained Dan Kelly-Ifor over 20 years Only two oth-e- rs Ted Meredith’s 440-yamark of 47 5 and Pat Ryan’s hammer 6 feet throw record of 189 inches have lasted more than 10 years Most of the marks — in fact it out of the J5— have been toppled within the past five years- - It f m 9 4 XX & 10 9 7 10 10 6 4 9 4 XO -- f j ! -- C - t ' -- 692 688 526 410 375 308 286 ‘ l ’ -- ) 5 t 4-- Tuesday’s Schedule Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Washington at Detroit New York at St'Louls -- 4-- At Chicago: R 7 4 New York 6 Chicago Batteries —Heimach Moore Hoyt and Joigens Dickey Welland t Thomas and Berg HOME RUN CLUB R H E At Cleveland ' 2 18 14 Washington (By Tho Associated Press) 1 8 5 Cleveland — Home runs “ Heilman — Batteries Braxton and Tate Tigers 2 LazzeriMonday Yankees lMeu-sel'YankeSewMoore Grant and Holloway 1 Goslin Senators 1 ell Hartley Terry- - Giants 1 ’ J ackson Giants —4 1 Fullis Giants 1 Picinich RobR At Detroit: 1 ins Wilson Cardinals 1 Cul-lo- p' 0 4 9 Boston 1 Shaner Reds 1 Robins 1 Detroit ’ leaders: American “league — M Gaston Bayne and Batteries 6 Yankees Ruth YanGehrig A Gaston Carroll and Shea kees 4 Gehringer Tigers 4 Sim4- mons Athletics 4 Foxx Athletics ‘ t rd 2-- AND MEBBE SHE WON’T of a world’s record SOME kind be given toJ31enna Collett the charming young golfer She is on the records as a good-looki- ng and charming young lady who can play a wow game of golf and she is rated among the players as a great sportswoman But she proved Jierseif to be also a magnificent handler of the truth when she went to England She made the journey recently to compete In the JBritish women’s championship and when' she arrived she was submitted to an interview by the London newspav permen who meet the boats They asked her in the prying way that ship news reporters have who was going to win the And for them she championship gave an amazing answer i It Is the - custom for American athletes who go to foreign shores to answer the same stock question 7 Monday’s Results No games scheduled — -- s — two-year-ol- HE Standing of the Clubs Won Lost ' 4 VaflunGO National league leaders: Jackson Giants 5 O’Doul Phil4 Ott Giants 4 Harper Pet lies Braves 4 Wilson Cubs 4 Horns- - irv-th- e 4 FIGHT RESULTS By Th© Associated Press W Va— Eddl© WHEELING O’Dowd A Columbus ' outpointed Howard Mayberry Pittsburg (10)- NEWCASTLE Pa —Tony Herra Chicago knocked out Ray Newton Mansfield O (5) N that NEW YORK —Benny Bmi This year’s classic in the opinion of those who follow the races Philadelphia Fetey outpointed is an extremely open event with Mack Jersey City (19) t & large field going to the post to LONDON— Harry Brocks Lon-do- n contest for the total of 872000 which the race is worth 862000 outpointed Johnny Vestrl York-(16- ) to winner New the going ' Essare The Nut Minotaur and CINCINNATI— Freddie Miller Grey Coat all of which have been Cincinnati outpointed Babe Keller showing well In the season so far Toledo(10) are certain to be given heavy backing Grey Coat has beaten a -field “WICHITA Kan — Angus Snyder of Freakness aspirants while- the Elj Nut is adjudged better than Dr Dodge City Kan outpointed (10) Mihneapolia Peterson Boy latFreeland despite the fact the ter led him to the wire Saturday in a race which saw six of the classic on' Friday ’The Freakness Freakneas eliglbies in action distance is a mile and three-six- — taken to New York tracks teenths7 i tor after the close of the Bowie camBeheld’' Sls’W entry F My defipaign won the Wood stakes lead- the Preakness was declared out yesterday and - seht to ing Annapolis Upset Lad Brown Wizard Mr Foo Flag Day Bea- nitely his home in Lancaster Pa for a con Hill and Chatford all Freak-nes- s rest — ’ nominees ln easy style ' "'It " t Black Diamond Walter J SalLYONS RECOVERS mon’s hope for both the Preakness CHICAGO May 7— Ted (Lyons and Kentucky Derby was returned an easy winner yesterday at Pim- White S0x hurling ace has recovlico in the second event at a mile ered from an attack of grippe andr and a sixteenth though he was not was ready' to take his turn on the pitted against eliglbies for the mound against Philadelphia todsy two-year-o- ld - 5 y Es-ga- re 8--- 13 COAST LEAGUE ‘ ds barrier Friday for the thirty-eight- h running of the Preakness Stakes at tbe Pimlicp course Twink the last of the nominees which distinguished itself as a was withdrawn by the Loma kable after pulling up lame Saturday and assured the event of WUnaG So IT es on 0H0n2 Hafey Cardinals 4 75 totals— National League American 63 ‘ ’ Grand total — 138 by Cubs 4 CHICAGO PLANS FISTIC STADIUM Tuesday’s Schedule Missions at Sacramento Seattle at San Francisco Portland at Los Angeles Hollywood at Oakland CHICAGO May 7— (AP)—Construction- of an outdoor boxing arena at the White City amuse” ' ment park with a seating capacity of 16000 was announced today by Promoter Mique Malloy The bowl i© to he ready in six weeks Men’s black or tan scotch oxfords grail) custom-bui- lt and a with wing tip a perfected toe Men’s Store rA v"uw finish liver it to you when promised and the cost will please you - ! 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Such a silly question I’m going to - knock those’ limmies for a gool Pm the new champion Mitt me” But Miss Collett violated all i the traditions When she was asked who was going to win the title she said: “Miss J oyce Wethered your star should win the title She is the greatest golfer in the world As for my chances Well — 111 just be in there trying” Judging by tbo results at Moortown the Americans did their practice putting at manholes and polished up their brassie games in telephone booths BALTIMORE May 7 — (AP) — None of th© outstanding of last season will be at the 4 Monday's Results At Minneapolis R 2 Toledo 5 Minneapolis Batteries —Wingard and worth Dumont and Kenna n ON RACE CARO i 10-ye- ar 8-- OPEN FEATURE T MARBLE HONORS May 7— (AP)v Coast league clubs shitted scenery today to begin a new lap In the race for the 1929 pennant The seventh week of the Coast league pennant series finds- 'the San Francisco Missions far ahead with a lead they have maintained forfour consecutive weeks ‘ Th© consistent work of the Mission Reds has kept them ahead of their nearest rivals the Los Angeles Angels by several games They now stand 26 won and 11 lost The Angela have to their credit 23 games won with 18 lost ' This week the Seals will be ' at homo to play the Seattle Indians the Missions play in Sacramento the Hollywood Stars play at Oakland and Portland plays the "An- gels in Los Angeles in the league has Competition been growing keener with each passing week marked by better playing on all sidea partlculatiy pitching sections However the series play 'tbus far has proved that th© Mission Reds have th© best balanced team of the tight clubs and' with the same consistent effort for the rest of the sea-son should cop the banner Th© Hollywood Stars stand third in the ranks with the Ban Francisco Seals fourth the Oakland Oaks f Ifth Sacramento’s Senators sixth Portland seventh and the a position they Seattle Indians fast hav© occupied - since almost th© ’ start of th© season FRANCISCO SAN K CAPTURES CITY 714 ’ PREAKNESS IS -5 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Standing of the Clubs 0” w AGAIN H in- - 3-- III Monday’s Results New' York 7 Chicago 6 (10 innings) 1 Z Cleveland 5 Washington Detroit S Boston 4 ' Philadelphia at St Louis post4 poned rain do- Monday’s Results ing for Instance 30 years ago The Baltimore 8 Buffalp 6 -records havo been clipped off by Toronto 7 Newark 6 fractions of seconds for the most Montreal 1 Reading 0 (12 part But in the field events nings) where coaching and technique as Rochester 5 Jersey City 4 well as competition all play a vital H — progress has been rapid part thelimit WESTERN league not yet In sight and the This shows the finish In the three separate races run the same day with1 Wykoff Simpson and Borah all equalling the world’s record of 9 5 seconds for 100 yards -1111 By JAY VESSELS (Associated Press Sports Writer) DEGOER NEW YORK — ( AP ) —Covering the century in 9 3- seconds meant three different styles of running in the case of Shrank Wykoff George Simpson and Charley Borah who time turned in this record-equalin- g (Including games of May 6) same the 'day The Associated Press By ' Different styles they used but all NATIONAL to speed— super speed conducive 452 Cubs Batting— Stephenson Of the group Wykoff probably is Runs—Stephenson Hornsby the more spectacular as a runner t Cubs 17 ' Runs hotted In— Wilson Cubs Brah is considered by coaches to Is Student Washington be as ©lose to the perfect sprinter 20 as any with Simpson not far beChampion Again In ! ' Hits— Stephenson Cubs 28 Double© — Grantham Pirates 8 hind him from a standpoint of perA Division fect form from start to finish Pad-docTriples— -- L Waner Pirates 3 k Wykoff always has that old — 5 Jackson Giants Hpmers a crowd thriller a for finish Henry DeBoer of the Washing Stolen bases — Flowers Robins 7 ton school ila the ClassL A marble' of finish that J3orah and SimpMalone Cubs won 4 type Pitching— son lack 'Wykoff is a strong powerfof Ogden for the sec- lost champion 0 ul-runner ond successive season He won the He Is short and r AMERICAN and quick at the start His title after going through a heavy stocky — 420 Foxx Athletics Batting elimination series and then byde action Is more spirited and smooth Runs— Gehringer Tigers 22 ’ to hit his maximum f eating Dan Newey and Wayne ’ Runs batted in — Heilmann Ti- and appears ‘ In the “100” pervery early speed Shipley in the finals 23 within 20 or 30 yards ' The final events -were’ staged on gers haps — Gehringer Tigers 2 9 Hits Dan Ferris secretary of the A A Monday afternoon at th© Grant Doubles— Alexander Tigers 8 U and others Who have seen them school with E L Ford and' mem— Gehringer Alexander Triples all that Bdrah is the perbers of the Rotary club boys’’ work Tigers Blue Browns Cissel fect agree " In action general style ' runner committee In charge ' Sox 2 Equipped with DeBoer Won $5 in cash for tak-- White and temperament — 6 Homers Gehrig Yanks bound with stride a plenty long — Ing the A division championship Stolen bases Averill Fonseca he is a human racer able of to adjust Shipley was' second and received Indians 4 his speed to the requirements- 3250 with Dan NeWey third He Uhle Tigers Pitching— Iloyt He has a graceful’ loping action Was awarded $150Z ' 4 lost 0 won Yanks when1 in full stride and can run the James Barton of the Lorin Farr which he has dpne in quarter-mil- e school captured the championship 47 5 seconds at a remarkable in the B division after some hectic NORTHWESTERN TO pace' Competition Robert Workman was MEET WISCONSIN Simpson like Borah has a more second and Leon Jones third MADISON tWis May 7— (AP) or less colorless style but' he 'alT The awards were as follows: — killers” in- ways gets there He has been getNorthwestern’s 2 Barton 83 Workman and vaded Wisconsin “giantbent on top- ting there in fast time ’since he today Jones 81 a schoolboy when he did the the Badgers from theiri-- un- was The B division championship pling in defeated baseTen in 9 5 seconds the Big century perch features boys between the ages of ball title struggle Simpsoji in the 100 is efficient six and 11 while th© A division is Northwestern’s team personified but he doesn’t speed for youths from 12 to 14 years of shoved Illinois out oferratiq seem to title be trying so hard and the the fun1 age a 3 to X defeats field with of comparison usually apning by pair now Efforts are being made to and conquered Purdue to be another pears heavily Simpstage a state series between Ogden pennant threat Wisconsin has won son’s smoothlaboring is one of the start and Salt Lake champions This la all its Big Ten Intrack world in the games i prettiest things defeating in the hands of E L Ford y Chlcasr-diana and Illinois todav 4- 4 Pet 2-- shotput Man has not been funning great deal faster than he was and New York will be represented The program will be concluded Tuesday ’ Won amateur Boston' Pittsburg Philadelphia bald-heade- STANDING OF THE CLUBS national heavyweight boxing championship will be at stake for 'the second time this year in Madison Square Garden tonight in Ralph FJcucello runner-u- p the tournament at Boston will meet Charles Hanson of Astoria N Y for the title which Was taken from the tournament winner’ Elmer Howard 'of New Haven Conn Howard was disqualified after he Won the championship ’ for illegal registration i v v The championship bout will be the feature of a two-da- y boxing program which brings together 82 amateurs from Canada and the United States In addition to the Canadian team -- guns with the Fort Worth club of the Texas league This is YORK May 7— (AP) NEW r Team Open Seventh Week of Campaign Angel ' Second ' tvo-ton- a OifcrcxL '(T J LpUL District ed I ' ih! 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