Show ) L$ Introducing Ogden ’s New Professionals GARDEN lilAICES u lakers On Hand Also Prepare For g& ’Summer Program weather pre-tpi- Of- Sz Saturday golfers turn-Hj- T to crowd the course of the Og- is Xc b & - the 1 L: r cf r " xsaije - FOR BIG BOUT grounds a£ Ogden golf and darin mo Gene f?2S3r2?b optimistic over the new cam palgn and predicts the greatest year in the history of the club i den Coll and Country club The biggest early season attendance in the history of the organization was on hand and while temporary greens were used still nice scores were recorded President IL M Bowe was among A -- ‘4 id IT fi "4 RJ c! lit L i-- Je ca S3 sC i: f a i: rt3- - t- f a' i f4 VA w v J IN TIE aaa rf i ' ' V t ' r s 1 ' f ' '"A J- y A I - Utah Colleges Lead In Track Gonfalons ' - f t i BROTHERS LAND P CAGE TILT Five Defeats lexas Jena Battle ?Al'L MICKELSON lat'“d Press Sports Writer) CCAG° April 5— (AP) — The 1 Ped Hcrri's from Athens Tex- Ct wen :aional high school v championship for the year tonight by — 'he challenge of the phtl- G:-- : of Jena La 22 to 16 4 Was time in the fs £k‘': that a champion re- iifred - - - Li't a Uda : -- ta team represent-- e in central Louisi-hrn- rg !: 2- - pcrAd' th Iy 4 nf Th? fets rth" r -- tto x ’ th" de-B- ' pariiv' rally In the t the big red wave Star state arose --to nd stopped them Tompkins brothers :olds were the big ns attack and Johnson and dazzled for the ob — J nc- cS - A:'w:th ZUr-'Z- ? ninerntV Institute B-L- Balias Loses ANOTHER TITLE Mc-Dev- itt CRABBE TAKES n TANK FEATURE f ’ ’ I - — 300-ya- Wonsowicz Shatters Indoor rd f’- thir-bl- if f : y Jn 22 exhibition starts c: the Dallas Steers crDxAfLi82116 t to 2 before R H E 000 Oil 011— 4 101 000 000— 2 Hoyt son Danfort h Van pelt Garland 8 8 1 1 and and - i - Twelve teams have already made this voluntary application to play summer In the Junior Baseball acleague of the American Legion comto Virgil J Harorp cording mander of Herman Baker post No 9 who has taken Steps to organize for the coming year’s diamond ac A'7 tlvltles Commander Harrop said Saturday that a baseball committee of the post will be named during the forthcoming week The committee will be composed of three members of the Legion who will seek outside help In putting over the big program of boys’ play MeanwhileIs Commander Harrop said that he anxious to hear from all J boys’ groups Interested ' In putting a team m the American Legion league A number of the organizations bf the sponsor (teams city will undoubtedly t - r'- A'A After the appointment of the baseball committee a meeting will be held In Ogden with Ray Adams of 'junior department chairman 1 baseball ! 4 he-state- 4-4- Van s£ Interscholastic Indoor record in the pole vault at the University of Iowa’s high school track and flelc meet today Wonsowicz cleared the bar at 13 feet 2 inches The previous record was 12 feet 7?i inches set by Tom Wane of Kokomo IncL In 1027 France April RAPHAEL SAINT M Wil— and 5 — (AP) Big Bill Tildeil IN COMEBACK PACER VETERAN chamdoubles won the bur Coen roan veteran That pacing gelding tournament pionship at a tennis to appear slated is Theodore Guy the Japanese here today defeating on this circuit more once the Grand 8 6 2 Tamio Abe and Satoh pacer the Am- season The since 1927 4 Earlier In the dayFrenchmen enjoying has been absent ericans had beaten the two-yeIn pasture life frolic a 3 r 3 Lesueur and Gallepe 3-- 6-- - 6-- nine-year-o- 6-- 6-- 6-- ld ar 5 I American Legion' Will Name Comipittee For 'Baseball Play Ryn-Cra- Semi-Fin- - - j — - In i Round m al IOWA CITY Iowa April 5— (AP) — by Bettering the previous mark ford university was second and Bud more WonNEW ORLEANS April 5— (AP)— inches John six than Shields of Logan Utah summing sowicz of Froebel high school Gary John Van Ryn Orange N J- - and for Utah State Aggies finished IncL established a new American Donald Cram of Nashville Tenn WsjtCT In third Game With Yanks (Yankee Net Stare Dai?rhe yv’:-- Texas April 5— (AP)— Defeat Japanese talked up their kerj’h vA - SERIES IT! BIG -- - LOGAN April 5—Utah schools have been sending track and field for squads to the conference meettime that eight years and during hey have come to dominate the situation as they are also doing in basketball and football Only once in the last six years has a Colorado Wyoming or Montana school aken the conference championship Utah teams have been jetumed winners on the other five occasions-i Agand Coach Dick Romney’s Utah vic--1 jie teams won four of these orles With the exception of 1924 when they dropped to seventh place Utah university has always been among the first five teams In the eight-yeperiod though they have never won the title Brigham Young university was in sixth place in first two years then they took fifth place In for four years in succession 1928 they rose to a tie for third place and in 1929 they won the titleUtah Aggie track teams have established a record that will probably stand in the conference for many years Romney’s teams finished second to Colorado university in the first two years 1922 and 1923 In 1924 they began their championto ship career and they continued1928 win in 1925 1926 and 1927 In they dropped slightly to second place and last year they fell to fifth three place Four championships seconds and one fifth in eight years is the Romney and Aggie record The Aggies have also scored the largest total of points for any sinperiod gle meet in the eight-yeIn 1924 they annexed the title by scoring 51 points while the nearest competitor Jmd 32 That was also the greatest margin of victory that any team has ever enjoyed and it was accomplished because Rom ney’s men scored points in practically every event The Aggies and Colorado university have each won the title with 49 points while Brigham Young university rolled up a - T Honorable mention: McGinty WheaUaind and Williams Doughty academy Delafleld Wis Texas PINEHURST N C April 5— Jena La Rowland AthensMcCloud Braselton (AP)— Golf history repeated itself Thrasher LawCollett! of South Minneapolis and F today and Miss Glenna I Providence R L the national rence Corinth Ky woman’s champion won the north and south women’s tournament for the second consecutive year-Iwinning it however ‘She was forced to extend herself the youthPa ful Edith Quier of Reading - the eightcarrying the match toeenth before bowing to the Provi! V' i dence girl one up a battle gallery The kept thrilling CHICAGO April 5— (AP)— Clar- of 3000 people in a high pitch' of i ence (Buster) Crab be of Honolulu excitement 7 alunattached tonight which Collett’s Miss competingindividual patting national A A most cost her the tiUe a year ago clinched U swimming honors at the Lake helped her tremendously today M- Shore athletic club by vrinrilng the free style event his third the meet triumph ofwho Crabbe previously had won I the individual medley and 500-ya- rd ' f — American Golf W iz a rid Gains North-Sout- h Wyo Honors Again St Johns By ' ir f 22 To 16 ggfegation In Final - ' : tournament The other positions were scattered among teams from CorinthLa Ky Jena Braselton Ga and ' The team: right forFred Tompkins Athens Corinth Ky Lawrence Dave ward: left forward Jack Roggs BraselUm Ga center Benny Tompkins AthMalcolm ens Texas right guard left La guard Wade Jena 619 arhe singles champion will have Ed Watkins veteran of years! of jqwling as a partner in the doubles events "Singles and doubles will be carded next Thursday on the Orpheum I - alleys Devil” five “Red famous Ogden’s man team will defend this cham- at 2 p ami pionship next Saturday state i j of the the pick against memone of the iL H Patterson bers of the five man contingent champions of 1929 will not take I part in the new joust 'Ed Stowell has been added to the team Aside from Patterson the squad in’ the five man event is Intact from last peason f Other members of the Ogden five man aggregation will be Claudel Parry Fred Wing Ted Watkins and Jim Sarver f The five man combination Wil represent either the Ben Lombnc club or the Fred M Nye company ar -- total last lyea The lowest total ever to win the meet was the 33 and points that the Aggies made in 1927 Denver university had be-32 and Colorado Aggies were right hind with 27 plus and Utah following with 26 plus Another low score was made by Colorado y Aggies in 1928 when they won the title ion 36 points Utah Aggies scored 30 points for second place More than forty tots have been made by winners five of these eight meets j There has never been a sufficiently even division dor a team to win with thirty points As some of the Colorado teams improve notColorado Western State ably Teachers Wyoming and Montana State it may be that thirty points Colowill mean a championship rado Aggies and Colorado university have been the consistently strong teams in the ' eastern division though Denver university' made Eda determined bid in 1927 when the Haynes scored fifteen points Insome three dashes and Albers added points In the same events ' schoo Largest scorq made by any in the Rocky mountain conference meet was made by Utah Aggies in 1924 With 51 points Utah Aggies record: 1922 second place 1923 second place 1924 first place 1925 first place 1926 first place 1927 first place 1928 second place 1929 fifth 48 tt-po- the circuit by - Adam ! Gus Suhr today and Comorosky MEET VETERAN AIDS IN gave the Pittsburg Pirates a 5 to 3 victory over the Houston club In an exhibition game NEW YORK April 5— (AP)— Tom R H 35 Score: VICTORY MACK McArdle 301 matchmaker of Madison 8 000— 100 5 Pittsburg (N today Houston TD 010 000 200— 3 8 Square Garden announced Chocolate Cuban featheri-weig- ht Batteries: Petty Stoner and that Kidand Fidel Labarba former Phillies Drop Initial Con- Hemsley Reinhart and Funk been flyweight champion have at the bout a for 15 MATCIIES matched SCHEDULE test of Series At 16: The bout will be tenGardeh of May Pennsylvania’s University limit nis team will play 15 matches this at 126 pounds featherweight Philadelphia Chocolate won a close decision season Four veterans form the PHILADELPHIA April — (AP) — nucleus of the squad that looks to over Labarba in their first meeting ’ here last vear Two home runs by Jimmy Foxx of be one of the strongest In yearsthe the Athletics put interest into today entered the doubles finals of the New Orleans country club invitation tennis tournament by from winning closely contested sets Frank Shields and Sidney Woods of 4 New York 3 They will play g and the of winners the title the for Bayon-Suttmatch " DEMPSEY LIKES STANTON Jack Dempsey calls Gene Stanton young Cleveland heavyweight the best looking heavyweight prospect Stanton is he has seen in years Kofron and ' Barney by managed place is being brought along carefully - i 6-- ! 6-- Lott-Doe- er — ! J : thirteen-fourteent- ‘ - ' is 10-rou- hs nd 1 ij ‘ - opening game of the city baseball championship t o -the day when world champions put down the a Philadelphia N tionals 13 to 1 The wal- - A’a loped the ball in tfJ all directions 15-tothe delight of 000 fans in Shlbe parky They hammered Willoughby off the mound in the Second inning and gave Koupal a lacing in the fourth when Bing Miller smacked a triple with the bases full after one man had been forced home with a base on balls’s The Phillies ate out of George hand Their hits were limsolitary run ited to three and their was gained in the - third through Earnshaw’s wildness R H E Score: 001 000 000— 1 3 01 Phillies’ 320 400 13x— 13 15 2 Athletics Koupal Batteries: Willoughby Earoshaw Elliott Collins Grove and Cochrane - j Eam-shaw- - and-Davi- s Are Being Offered RECORDS FALL IN CAGE EVENT t : int Homers Pirates Win Over Houston LA BARBA TO - MEMPHIS Tenn April 3— (AP) —Earl Maxwell of Clarence Saunders’ Tigers Memphis won the baschampionketball 98 world throwing the of by ship was baskets out of a possible 100 it announced tonight by Cy E Cooley director of the international tournament sponsored by the Memphis at Extremely Low Prices DON’T BISK PUNOTUBES BLOW' OUTS AND! OTHEB TBOUBDES free-throwi- ng Commercial Appeal and the Memphis Y M C A It was the third time Maxwell won the championship and gave of the hi permanent possession ' trophy He competed with 1064000 in 12 countries The tournament was begun four? months ago and closed tonightnewMaxwell world’s shot the 98 baskets a record before 7000 spectators at the National A A'U tournament in Kansas City in March He also shot 98 out of 100 in his second and final trial here Ellen Baird State Teachers College Memphis won the girls’ championship with 60 out of a possible 60 The shooting duplicated her feat of 1923 Last year she shot 58 out of 60 and this year’s victory gives her permanent possession of a trophy Maxwell first won the championship in 1927 with 72 out of 75 and again last year with 75 out of 75 " WHEN NEW SAFP G00DYEABS ABE SO CHEAP f $ 926 450-2- 1 1020 fe50-1-9 1100 600-1- 9 475-1- 9 500-1- 9 i free-throw- ers Tires Repaired AND UF i 1325 1410 1545 - I YEAR ABOUND! SERVICE ' vr DRIVE-I- N I Modern Tire Service Cd TIRE MERCHANTS AHD VULCANIZERS GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1916 - Phone 340 Washington Ave- 1 2246-4- 8 ! I j - t I - Texas April 5— (AP) 7 ' i j- HOUSTON ar nal TAKES TITLE veteran pin artist of Ogden will title stateandsingles defendtheTilsweek will also during perform in the doubles and five nian events- Stowell captured the singles last season with a markjjof j — Swats for - Athens' a”gain all-natio- representedby capable bowlers Ed St o well ' i MYTHICAL FIVE J Has Fine Record 1 POSTS - again the Southern association belabored Grady Adkins and Hal McKain for 13 hits today to defeat the Chicago White Sox 14 to 6 and even up their series at one each j R H E in the state Joust Score: Chicago (AL) 210 100 1002— 6 10 4 I “We expect to make a fine show! L Rock SA) 232 033 Ox— 14 13 2 ihg at Salt Lake again’’ said Mr! Batteries: Adkins McKain anc Stowell last night 1’Bowlers of pgf-diRiddle Eddleman B&raabe and rank with the best in the Klinger Handler country Our five man — f4 team is especially strong and will make a serious bid to repeat? — — By Cougars of Provo To DeFOXX fend Crown A C - mid-tmr- Fi vrll Ogden be veH n - - ’ White Sox Suffer Another Trimming i De-rfS- ait t i v1 Salt gather at week Lake this competition for in the annual pin classic! Play opens today at the Orpheum alleys and will continue throughout the jij 1 t I s j week' ? v - x y-mJ 'j r - - -- J'i y I gss ' ' n j ? V Tournament 4 LITTLE ROCK Ark April 5— (AP)— The Little Rock Travelers of GAME AT S i r as v v t 1 I ' J ers " a- at-Ed- p-- jd V V OGDEN SOCCER y-y- as' A 4 $ 1 J ' OLORFUL bovll- ers of all pafts of the state Will j ed — Opens Today i j ' s Rfepeat ! I ' : Team Is Out Tjo Five-Ma- n to the national Joint rules committee next spring by Coach ter Meanwell of Wisconsin The association’s committee after a' long discussion on excessive stalling proposed that in case one team holds the ball in the back court without keeping it in motion that a jump ball shall be called if a member of the defensive team comes within a holding the ball yard of the man in play after a lapse of only five seconds The other suggestions were: That time out shall not terminate between the calling of a foul and the shooting of a free throw until the ball actually leaves the hands of the free thrower The ten second time limit shall continue to prevail after the free thrower has been given the ball on ' the free throw line That stalling shall be designated as the failure of a team that Is behind in the score to play aggressive basketball and that such action in refusing to attempt to take the ball away from the offense shall be known as unsportsmanlike play or coaching Many other proposals such as shortening the playing floof were voted down : nt Seven Proposals Adopted At Meeting Held At ' 5-- £ J-ase- It (AP) — The CHICAGO April National Association - of Basketball Coaches today drew up a set of seven proposals to halt stalling and ’ to speed up the game The proposaJs will be submitted V so-call- rtf - I y 'Si's-- By SPARROW MeGANX -- HONORS AG Alii GAME OF WORLD Chicago Joust r: a (Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examine- r) HEW YORK April 5— Probably no other championship match in ' the history of the prize ring has i evoked so little interest as the conarrangements this week for cluding r the bout between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmellng to be held here in t June are There many good reasons for those present and on this the part of the fans apathy was thrilled at is done in a unless and something the marvelous Madison the Square Garden hurry condition of the to concede have may corporation fairways and the matches without that heavyweight greens the magic touch pf the late Tex “I am espeRickard simply cannot be successful cially pleased at Sharkey’s victory over PhU Scott a ? seasou interest and when new at Miami has not been Jully appremembers report 6? the £ for 1530 I want to second ciated by the fans It was a foregone conclusion that Phil would to the claim i a foul if he were hit any biggest thing pomts interesting seasonplace below the chin and it turned r out that way Jack would have history of the sport in Ogbeen foolish to have attempted to ! i beat the Briton at long range wrift NAMES WORKERS only the' head as a target He did the of chairman Alton the right thing by belting the body with his ±X committee met afternoon But the aftermath of the SSers in the early contest has left a bad taste in the season This new the 5 mouths of the fans SSseewill supervise the caddy Then Sharkey’s reluctance to fight SoTthe fairways and the greens iUi Griffith has not been forgotTuffy Eddie Green and McHugh ten was almost stopped by Tuffy JZsZzsls will perform under the A1 Friedman and succumbed to the Chair-Sihcommittee When cf this punches of a second rater Jack named Frank Driggs Gagnon “Why” ask the fans for the fairways SSise theMurphy “should Sharkey be afraid to meet will be in a man not good enough to last the the greens && cl route with a second rater?” Andrews chairman of the Before turning thumbs down on committee was in as a top notcher the fans Griffth and played two fine would do well to remember that call a to He plans meeting has gone Tuffy through a hard siege at 4 this committee this week of L campaigning Tackling Paollno the for schedule year time a Uzcudun Rlsko in the and Johnny rtf be drafted 30 days took someof short space Kim Rice W named Andrews has thing out of the Sioux City thumpLudden and A1 Warden to yne as his Ogden Blue Pine soccer players er and as Tuffy is not noted for for the sea- - and the Salt Lake C allies played his defensive stands to 1 to 1 tie at Salt’ Lake Saturday reason he tookability it of a punishplenty Wes Brown southpaw golfer su as a fine crowd of spectators looked ment in both fights Also fact the season was in fine early on we Brown was fighting soft ones in he that a foursome in played Gates counted for Salt Lake just and Gagnon caused him to ra EntestGeeCannady Tom Leslie I before the close of the first half- Friedman relax and let down his guard cd Barry Ogden’s tally came in the final pe- Schmellng’s absence from this counWilson and H E Dunlap riod l K Lake Lynch centered and try is not helping the championenjoyed the summer-- 1 Vree piayed the ball in the net ship fight much Max’s actions In rounds two J Sb tatter and played The lineups follows: from active ring competistaying MANY ATTEND Callies Blue Finest months and planning- to tion eight were Sce cf the Ogdenites who Grondel settle down to serious training Parsons only S3 fcand Saturday are- as follows: Goal an with a weeks before five match -R E Shrk Brown Walter Clark Wl elder all around' fighter don’t set well BJorngaard purke Dr George M lister J S Fullback with the fans CrrLS Corey R S Polland S T Baptist' Right McDonald The report that Max suffered more Jrsoex J P- Jeppesen Royri Fullback Left ankle in Germany a than Dcngu W H Harris R B Smith J udink Banh&m seems tosprained some foundation That have crs H Lowe A V Petty E Right Halfback the ankle was fractured is Indicated ki-- Murphy sW H Loos Dr E Smith Chappeau by Schmellng’s continued delay in 1 Thatcher Frank JL Drigga Halfback Center sailing for this country ApparentR Alton Thomas Leslie W D W Young Max wants to give his ankle plenLynch Can-Zihtwm Harry Gee ij Ernest - ly of time to Halfback Left knowing ty strengthen E Byer W W Anderson close scrutiny Piercy will be under J he Lynch that A leScy Pugmire Carl Rasmussen Outside Right once he arrives here L Becker Georee Quillinan F J Mathlson Andrews Schmellng is the honorary heavyH Seres Harold Day C A Day Inside Right champion of Germany The weight 1L Here Jun Aobott George Abbott Longman title was conferred on him by virErraa refry Patsy Healy J Quick Center tue of his victories over Johnny Lecher Seowcrcft Warner Arthur Wakeford Gates Rlsko and Paollno Uzcudun 'It is I T Barker H L Herrington C nside Left rather strange that Max did not CEhhank L T Dee John Spargo on his reputation by takTyson Devree cash in cdS WtVherry Left Outside in several tune-u- p matches part ing kr and Mrs L F Whitlock play-- ei own his in country This would os the nashie course him far better returns have given w Yth ideal eather again promised from he than gets showing' his stuff hhy the course at the Ogden club movies and in exhibition in the er i cgected to take on another bouts day appearance by the Sharkey has been disliked Fans for the official opening of not has His fans helped boasting &e season this week A ON end will be now that he ana his popularity fcmhted early this week at a stands out as the best 'American sac: mg cf tre tournament committheavyweight the fans are snubbing ee md President IL M Rowe him because he selects his opponents"’ That cannot be helped It is and parcel of the light racket part as ls conducted today lt CHICAGO : April 5— (AP)— AthAnother Tex Rickard is badly ens Texas placed its two brother needed by the sport But where is prep team one to find the man with the magic stars on the chosen for The Associated Press by touch of the greatest showman the coaches officials and sports writers g boxing game has ever known? Findfrom the ranks of 23 teamscom-pletining ''another Tex Rickard is more in the University of Chica- difficult than finding another Jack go’s twelfth annual high school cage Dempsey SEEK SINGLES IMPROVE COURT her 1 t t-- pho-toerao- Interest' In Heavyweight Bout At Low Ebb Over Entire Nation 1 4 Green will have charge of the playing end of McHugh and Eddie capable golf experts Babeclub : staff 1930 Bill’ Bowman Standard-Examin- er during Ogden golf and country a fine likeobtained also and above ln three poses Saturday pictured Is caught McHugh Mcveteran ness of Eddie Green below McHugh shown using his putter iron and driver The the is assistant McHugh incidentally Hugh will serve as the pro for the year with Green as fhis " Utah state’ open champion Fro R ALTON- popular sports P?0?6? of Ogden who will C1 - COACIIESVJOULD |