Show I SUNDAY MORNIWft THE OGDEN STANDARD -- EXAMINER For Ju tlonq Clifford f i 1 OF XI1E I A A F 31 ILLS pected to compete in the ex- - an- - yards I No 9 of the American Legion Doug- TpRANK WYKOFF ran 100 some-in 94 the other day and I Clifford chairman an-tiin the next few years you may nounced last general night be reminded of the fact by the ac Is expected to League competition as a 16 The round ceptarce of his performance June get underway world record by the International robin system will bemused in going Am: teur Athletic F::ration Mean- through the schedule which will be while the world record of Eddie drafted shortly Tolan Michigan's negro sprinter Under the adopted all stands on the books and 5 is sup- games must beplans by July completed posed to be the shortest time in 17 The winner of the Weber coun100 which a human being can travel ty event will oppose other state reyards on his own power winners for the right to com gional We used to wonder why a mark pete at the western finals at Salt made so quickly took so long In Lake traveling to the record books But All Interested in the junior league we have cut it out The I A t F are invited to attend a meeting at has tried to sacrifice speed in these the American Legion chateau matters to the interests of accuracy 6 This pow wow is called for June 7:30 — and hasn't succeeded in even m with Chairman Clifford in p that Why waste time with such charge people? This coming Saturday a number of games are scheduled for practice BEATING THE CHAMPION the teams already enrolled in the pOLAN is on the record books100-as- I joust The schedule calls for the A the world champion in the following games: Syracuse vs South yard dash yet this year he has tak- - I Weber Pleasant View vs troop No en a dusting nearly every time hell Clinton vs Kanesville and Tay-h- as entered competition Cyt Le- - I lor vs Dee hospital land the Texan beat him at the I George Bennett will have charge Kansas and Drake relays George I of Syracuse troop 152 Leonard Simpson defeated the Michigan II Bowman has consented to pilot ce sprinter at the Ohio relays and- I South Weber troop 33 George at the Big Ten meet at Chi- wards is to manage troop 1 and Earl I cago J Rhees will be in charge of Pleas There is a chance for the ques- - ant View tion of sprinting supremacy to be Eddis Watkins will pilot Taylor settled once and for all at the troop 40 with Harlen Bybee in collegiate track and field charge of Clinton troop 37 Glen meet in Chicago June 6 and 7 Here Jackson is banding together a fine Simpson Tolan Wykoff Bracey I team to represent Kanesville Inland and Meier will run it out “We anticipate a fine schedule George Simpson who has won eight and some marvelous games” said races out of eight starts this year Chairman Clifford last night We will be the favorite If Tolan or any I have more than ten teams already of the others can beat George the I enrolled and expect to swell the en-ai- ry title of “fastest human” should I try list before the schedule opens I be his “We propose to have box scores of all of the games and will kept FOR 3IY MONEY ( play the contests on the Eighth MOST of the young men who jI ward Five Points and Monroe park of Douglas Clifford will serve as chair- by Helena Case j t I o 1 200-met- er 2-- 4-- 1-- 3-- deserves to be BOBBY JONES as the world's greatest golfer HLs feat Saturday of winning the British amateur over Roger We the red 7 and 6 him as the king of them allstamps Jones breaks into history as the first player ever to capture the four major golf titles He has won the U S amateur the U S open the British amateur and British open causing golfdom to pay tribute i f j ( ii Is I i : i Thousands cheered the Atlanta marvel Saturday when his match with Wethered was concluded land is paying tribute to Jones Engand press dispatches indicate that Bobby in the opinion of the British press is the world’s greatest Gossip has it that this will be the final year of competition for Jones His performance in golf since he was in his teens has been sensational colorful and marvelous Besides being a sensational Jones is a splendid sportsman golfer Peris the big reason for his that haps record-smashin- g golf performances Sehmeling came to BEFORE Max this time he made a talking movie called “Love in the Maxie must have got the Ring” idea from a couple of fights he caw when over here on his last trip IT SEEMS PASSING STRANGE NOW THAT WE THINK OF IT THAT MAXIE HASN'T SAVED ONE DROWNING GIRL LOST A SI 0000 BATHROBE BEEN SHOT AT OR ATTACKED A PHOTOGRAPHER SINCE HE STARTED TRAINING THESE THINGS USUALLY ARE THE FIRST TO BE ATT ENDED TO If Sehmeling wins we hope the New York boxing commission doesn't decide that Johnny Risko is too small to fight him No matter how the fight turns out 1930 is sure to produce a maif we have to wait jor brawl even for the Army-N- ot re Dame game to see it fields” t 41 By SPARROW McGANN Special Correspondent of The -- V'X ' i AGGIES CLOSE SPLENDIDYEAR IN SPORT WORK llVANER LEADS 2?: I total onal team basketball Aggie and again they rewere Leads Senior League Players In Frederick largely for the fact that the Aggies landed second in the state and fourth in the conference in track and field The 1929 football season didn’t make an auspicious be- sponsible Hits Collected NEW YORK May 31— (AP)— Paul Waner of Pittsburg and Babe Herman Brooklyn who have been battle for Nahaving a ding-don- g tional League batting honors still are about as close together as possible the averages for this week reveal Waner is ahead by one point iswith a mark of 405 in the list Coach Dick Romney had sued today which includes last Wednesday’s games The two leaders ZTAb?LU are the only regulars above the 400 a f Coast Sports Writer Tell of Formations Used ' By Cardinals J NEWLAND OAN FRANCISCO May 31— (AP) — Spring football practice down at Stanford was a bit unusual this year Old “Pop” Warner one of the foxiest coaches in the business was the cause of all the excitement By FRANK G GORRIE All Pop did was to lock the gate Associated Press Sports Writer of the practice field and Stanford’s I Iprobably"'he I of r the town01 good KSicCOneoast' conference10 track I cussed t!:e length and breadth ol the mVe: theTwveiSty of Washing- - TRACK WINNER T”? !J:2LSS hls-wor- mark Frank Hogan of the New York Giants holds third place at 395 He is followed by O'Doul Philadelphia 388 Terry New York 381 Flowers Brooklyn 381 Klein Philadel379 Frederick Brooklyn phia 373 Douthit St Louis 373 and Heilmann Cincinnati 372 Although their rise is not visible in the individual slugging figures where Brooklyn has placed three men out of the first ten the St Louis Cardinals show in the team batting figures the power that has carried them to the top of the league They have a club mark of 3261 to lead the Robins by the merest fraction of a percentage point Brooklyn stands at 3260 Johnny Frederick of Brooklyn still Is the steadiest hitter in the league having cracked out 62 blows three more than Taylor Douthit of St LouLs He also is tied with his teammate Babe Herman and Hack Wilson of the Cubs for second in scoring They have made 37 runs to 38 for Bill Terry of New York Frederick’s other honor comes from a tie with Adam Comorosky of Pittsburg for second place in doubles at 15 each Frank hitting Frisch of the Cards has hit 19 Kiki Cuyler of the Cubs tying with another Chicagoan Woody English for the first place with six triples and outdistancing ail rivals by stealing 12 bases isspeed another double winner Hack Wilson likewise is a double leader having hit 13 home runs to lead Chuck Klein of the Phillies and Walter Berger of Boston by two and having batted In 39 runs for a tie with ntedb UC Warner was tired of having his team kicked around by the Southern Cal-i- n ifornla Trojans For two successive years n°w Coach Howard Jones has wn eithe c°a2?K?'’Tr4onrder?b1 X SUSW A I two-touchdo- V film mated11 the V- ' rf J It tofdh S Team Close isr at I 1 Portland Vancouver Los Angeles and the have entered Y- Boise “fc I! teams as Atlanta 4 1 it ir hr i rc ney’s moves Thoroughly (chin body and mind Gene ton he was about and acted acres: ' ly The same cannot be laid t Sehmeling Max is a newcofner to modera te methods and changing his & at this important stage of h s it ‘ Unless Sehmeling right less tear Sharkey bout nothing miserable a lucky punch or will it:' ing by the American has t him tne winner Jack to guns in training' as ing gfeat counts for anything l gym form fit for the battle ofhis Ut 1 :a te and confounded those vho to lowed the rules of die psS years Its is '0l Si or ac j among the experts Well on the night of Jta 2 shall see whether there is ej in the rumor that Scto!r ankles are not all they vt i posed to be or whether Kai doped! out the right vay tot k :T v: ‘TC time fe behind h of p T !rt t Chattanooga id causing no end Tea jjs -- New Orleans 10 little Rod: Memphis 9 Mobile 6 Nashville 9 Blrmihghaa! reer t rK f ASSOCIATE knows at the present was sound reasoning i b - SOUTHERN :3t 3 r - day’s Contestants Boise led off the scorisr two goals in the fim ? Gooding promptly sqaref' match in the second only tc fc two score at the end fe JO" Undaunted they m--" over the Weld to bring boa more goals in the fourth to encf the first half all tret Pv a I aj n: ! j I I t j? t'O VAS YOUR HOLM TRIP A 1 t h NIGHTMARE! 3-- '1 ' Did5 you spend a good p0‘ of the time repairing ani ! t m' ing old worn tires 1 -- Colleges Propose 'O - 'i: je Don’t Let 'These Troubles j 1 Circuit Spoil Next : Pi 3’ Your Trip :e: 'tJ ub -- BUY MEW ke F "o h a r 1 1 a? an The Mountain Him-- ' Motor Co 1 Arcibiades Takes Big Kentucky Race T- THEY ARE SO LOW! IN PRICE YOU’LE HARDLY MISS THE M0NS 440-2- 1 i 450-2- 1 V 475-1- 9 :l - tun 3-- Now that Chris Cagle Is writing for a New York newspaper we are waiting and hoping for an editorial bv Chris deploring the practices of O’GOOFTY has been chewing his all day We Just askthe journeyman athlete ed him why he seemed so nervous “I’m just wondering” says he “if A mo '4 Camera's to opponents will win the champion-shi- p cate have been an Indian a Sehmeling and if he will announce right Frrnch-Canadia- n a and off the bat that he feels as if he VTPan’ Ethiopian It would be tnterest- - ought to fight Tom Heeney” rT If '4 X was the first time to his L J “JJi mS man slammed the gate shut in the V A uSoSvS Tnd LC£r£fvV 3ority°S? tch”hC to asweU "uvafr“Du t0 the meS runnlne events slipped and skidded held scoreless victories but their never taduaTed’andwill times cgulani them V they spread the word around f°Qnf records notbe backfor the 1930 teiS They evpn threatened was working out some Wanier -new 1 are Captain Ed Jensen Captain XV x the trickiest trick vptoys ever de 1 in ctheTeS?3 ’gHg of Doug Bergeson Ken V and er hoof I vised for football field events when Homer I m snea Joe Call Alma Armstrinsr up on several dozen Hein oI PearS State hurled Washington Welch Joe bowknots in 195 3 Javelin 8 the fhat feet inches ?£J£efP01?J iCA - ' and George Judlhmsmfarw Two man I roRoSSS nw team next national archery 5°me ° PlW after a fash- - WITH America’s for yamt broke Eldon I ?Ut ion girls among 22 her titles Betty Jean Hunt of Los The fillyoukus play: ' I xeet 1 men rec-- 1 made his both backs i jenne I In this information mind tri- - Angeles has gone to Europe where ord to 1920 on the same field I umPhs over matter The basketball season brought the I Whitlock of Oregon held After counting I she will compete against foreign fives the by greatest glory to Aggie athletics mer quarterback stands £irl archers Miss Hunt expects to record with a distance!500 I oh the sidelines with his feet In his J represent this country to the toter- The Farmery were simply relegated of 194javelin feet 5 inches to the cellar position to the westpocket and waves to his friend national archery events at Oxford in the stands The centergirl ern division race Utah had a vetpasses the j England to July ball runs back and catches eran team B Y U a veteran team own pass and with the momentum and Montana State had the conGAINS TITLE thus gained dashes around end to ference champions of three years Six-ClMORTLAKE ub score the winning touchdown with the exception of Breedon The England May 31— (AP)— By the big margin of 35 The right angle pass: Aggies on the other hand were comA sure grpund gainer if it works lengths Ted Phelps wrested the pletely rebuilt only Captain Carl A six-clcol- - j The Davis coming back from the prev signal caller gives his signals II vmrld’s professional sculling cham-io- ns I to I ilf® a foreign language after which plonship from the holder Bert including year The Aggies surprised by I Ala-- I the center Florida and likewise an Englishman in a orgia of three their four first winning snaps the ball back toBarry ext I r&ce over the Pumey-to-MortlaIthe Pxai° fullback games and then they dropped four I center The runs 20 I course °f 4 Vi miles Probably will take to I paces straight ahead in rapid succession and the predic-- 1 today Phelps’ I time waa 22 minutes 48 seconds tions seemed about to be verified I eoJSrL BCiV Geora- - Oglethorpe jumping high into the air thereupon arm right I Ga-Klein extended Meanwhile the fullback They came back to win from Utah Florida Twenty hurls the ball Adolfo Luque of Brooklyn and split a ceriesi with the B Y U and glances off the club 10 at home center’s head which Jess Haines of St Louis again tied then to face Montana State to the I and bounds the 10 on and the road are planned arms of an end stationed 29into for the pitching lead now with four V4 yards 6 victories apiece and no defeats Jim either side atn fv5tr on By this time the youngsters work-- 1 hle Tri tA ' Lindsey of the Cards is the only ed beautifully together and they r on feren Formation double o: rvV! c other pitcher having a 1000 average nosed out the Bobcats to both Virginia and After twitting their opponents for -- aronnas He has won two games Bill Hal-lah- games several minutes the players form A' a necessitating playoff of St Louis has drawn furtwo circles one within the other games series was held to Salt ther ahead In strikeouts having 53 three SWIMMER TO IVED demand Lake and here begin whirling meanwhile passRomney’s quint victories on his list onstrated its! superiority by winning ing the ball back and forth When ' 31' May two of the three games and the di- - (A— MlMFEkanoraGf‘' the opposing players are so dizzy I vision championship execute a correct they are unable They had nized as America’? Uckle the left halfback 2208 Washington" Ave htr previously won the state title No varsity mxrriH conference playoff could be arranged I day to Laurenc? Edvnird SaviUpMRan sneaks to the right and races down Is An Independent j the sunny side of the field but the opinion was general that Francisco engineer v Utah Aggies had the best hoop team j — Tire Store I to the conference Captain Davis I Hn In an earlier article the writer - CaUf I Eowen was Stanford-SoutherMyles veteran n the and he will predicted the LOUISVILLE Ky May 31 — (AP) not be only Parkinson was California game next season would Run — Hal- Price Headley's Tpnni1yt The Alciblades elected backj Seth by local taxpayers for 1931 for L?CCT0n2 be the footbaU classic of 1930 The captain theaStlSSf' crack three-year-o- ld won to the toUtali filly local £tUI on a basis of holds eoodLevi Predlction wJn taxpayers Bowen Myers and Myles and a purse Kentucky Oaks ' of $10000 Rich today ?nidt“ fair prices quality merchanthertltf Widow owned by who had scored any-- 1 with Glade Unebauffh h o JS W Parrish was second and R Utah Aggies dise and service All employes Clark’s Galaday was third Alci-biad- es thing in the 1929 conference meet of this Company including ran the mile and an eighth and not more than five points to CcLh Neffif the 1929 state meet was represented toishS first to in 1:52 5 the President live in Ogden Both Myers land Bowen improved I defSSblto B Y u Sfrt spend their wage’s in Ogden iSSrAr and Carl II dual meets The ing to see him matched with one of greatly during the year mart Won Aggie and endeavor to be real citithe strange tribe known as fighters Sea’fesT'talOTSwme0’ -‘Sm2“tata A- - V-- Cham-- 1 CAMBRIDGE Mass May 31 of Tigers anfeb! socct Sf j PA“tisl1' teams of the northern of theconfprpnrft rmislied victory and Utah University turned- Jrr0? the fourth victory over the Farmof ers The Romney team won from L The Universitv Watotoeton Huskies E? handicapped by fan injury to his ankle according to keen observers who have Watched ithe German go through his paces this week at his training j camp at Endicott New York The evidence submitted is that Sehmeling has refund to do any road work or skip the rope in training Max passes this off by saying he did al his hard work in Germany and needs nothing mote than boxing and calisthenic exercises to put him in shape for the most important fight of his career This is rather unusual for a big fellow who has been out of active competition for the- past year As strong as he- is1 Sehmeling certainly cannot dispense with road work if he expedts to carry on for fifteen rounds at a fast pace Is there a reason behind the Germans failure to place any strain on his underpinning? If the word that is being whispered ground is true theft Max is hiding the full extent of the injury to his ankle sustained wheft he Jumped off a stage to Berlin Early this year the report was published that Max suffered a fracf tured ankle and had to call off his vaudeville engagement Cables from Europe hummed with stories to the effect that Sehmeling was suffer tog from inflamed tendons No denial was forthcoming on the story of the broken ankle Some time later it was said that Max had 4 broken thur But by this time the reports were put down as an Igttempt to get some free publicity t Those who have watched Schmel tog to training have observed that Max does very little skipping around That is why he as bssft so freely hit by sparring mates witlf rasping lefts to the face- The lithe boxer has been able to score on the German easily f Against the big slow moving fellows Sehmeling is) at his best All he ias to do is wade straight innotand punch away and that has involved much strain on the supposed I injured attkle j j It has been noted that SchmelJ to his own ing is doing way and not according to accepted methods He has been likened to Gene Tunney to this respect But to put the men in the same class is a Joke Gene at the time he was training for his first fight with J ack Dempsey and violated all ruled of training forgot more about con-- f ditioning and boxing than Max i a basebaU 1 BOISE May 31 class of txlo that daSdt4 ience used to very Boise and Gooding teams fought t:: chukkers here thrwghdS todav Ft with a victory for The style of cobb’L prised the spectators'1! team had a player quaWt'j single handicap Thei?k outfits spurred on as well as inter-cit- y tivBffi a game of polo that thrift of dismay into some on soned teams which mua I guard boys a handicap is - Sto leyfcall In s Archery Champ from Boise Polo heavy- ! Gridders fell 1531 traded ball for the night of June 12 mMm rQn?recor(3 were indoor track weight championship of the world The fight is billed i ? 42-- track in ouiaqor drew the greatest letesl Other to Yankee stadium- In a battle By RUSSELL WASHINGTON IS of man fighter must face Jack Sharkey al IN SWAT WORK j less than two weeks remaining before the Ger- -- DODGER STAR ber of events ana tailed 440 j i Schme ling still rd durS show that 275 team? competitions and lx for the sijTS:i all"1? came true j er Standard-Examin- “athletics TTEW YORk May 31— All is not Bchmelink well with Max That’s the hot Itaside tip at thjs week end with reshm? Aid Farmers In ££ ?av$ amfeTeS bSSI completed six double plays dur- Many Phases : Courtiers I ton ing the week to lead With 46 Babe Ruth’s home run barrage boosted) him into the lead in three batting fields He leads in runs with 41 in total bases with 98 and in his fav- orite field home runs with 14 Rice leads with 62 hits and ini gies in the two stolen bases with 8 Judge of Wash-finmajor sports I togton and Combs of the Yankees of the year which I are tied in triples with six apiece K" 16 doubles & of the Athletics men up sen-sati leads in runs batted in with a 40 fifths of the Iowa intramural reveals that German Boxer Suffering With Injured Ankle Critic Announces Grove-- J is making a strong fight for the batting championship pf the American League Unofficial figures including games of Wednesday show that Rice not only led the batting race for the third straight week but he stretched A1 his margin over the runner-u- p Simmons of Philadelphia to 31 points During the sixth week of champaigning Rice lifted his average from 390 to 411 Rice’s big stick one of the factors in Washington’s surprising showing in the junior circuit also was instrumental in lifting the Sen- -' ators from' second to first place in team hitting during the week The league leading Senators increased their batting mark from 294 to 303 and sent the Cleveland Indians from first to second position Batting averages during the sixth week slumped slightly trailing Rice the leading hitters were Simmons Philadelphia 380 Ruth New York 376 Hodapp Cleveland 364 Me- 362 Cissell ChiManuS Detroit cago 358 Judge Washington 355 Burnett Cleveland 355 Cochrane Philadelphia 349 and Oliver Boston 346 "Lefty Grove of the Athletics and “Sad Sam" Jones of the Senators remained deadlocked in thei race for pitching leadership each winning his sixth game against no defeats Harder of Cleveland was second with five victories and no defeats while Ted Lyons of the White Sox had a record of eight won and two lost Grove ran his strikeout record to 57 during the period Detroit came up to tie Phlladel- - vr0: of ones Deadlock For Honors On Slab Senators Hi! Hard 1 RIVAL I rewuT&Jbi&lu! i CHICAGO May 31— (AP)— Sami Rice veteran Washington outfielder Ed-twi- hurdle or vault are simply young men in college and furnish no very colorful gob of copy to the reporters run their races a few of their They names linger on for several years another young man in college breaks their record and thereafter they are forgotten But there is one lad many of the reporters who have covered track meets will never forget He was William Braucher's favorite because he was a fighter and in any argument among the boys in the back room upon the subject of great sprtn-tBraucher aJ'aJ's has ta: that this chap was the est His name is Percy Williams Rheumatic fever made an invalid of Percy Williams when he was a boy 15 years old Doctors pronounced his heart leaky and advised him never to run for a street car He was a frail youth with an Adam's Apple as big as a Baldwin in his thin neck He weighed about 110 pounds A couple of years before he ran in the Olympics of 1923 he fell from a shed and broke a leg But at Amsterdam the world's greatest sprinters followed him down the 100 and path He went on later to beat Tolan at 40 yards In 4 5 seconds to beat Jack Elder at 45 yards in 4 5 to tie a world record at 60 yard3 in the Canadian championships at 6 5 to beat Wyckoff Bracey and Tolan last year at Vancouver in 100 yards at 9 5 They say the outdoor life saved williams’ life after the doctors had given him up A different word seems more expressive That word is courage Teat than competition with during the pastto season ininto one of the leading feminine stars She promises develop of the state She is pictured below holding a trophy offered CLOUTS HOMERS 9-- nal FRANCES JANE WOODCOCK daughter of Mr and Mrs G F Clyde Woodcock won the singles title at Central Junior High ls more 200-gir- man of ithe junior baseball play sponsored by the American LeClifford exgion this season pects 16 ’teams to compete for the regional title He will have two capable assistants in Dilworth Young and Dixon Kapple R “Athletics f0r BOSTON FISTIC RUTH BATTING me n-tio- istic RICE LEADS IN Regional Winners Will Compete In Finals For State Title QIXTEEN baseball teams are League Reported In For TIIE IS Carinell Chosen As Trade Prexy 5 S' ond place to the division meet and was elected president of the Track Coach lS?'e5rloLS0'ShWiS rosSi J"? showed a g!at Improvement Ithe Ajsodattan of fpirkTii that seaLronferonee etS’mnw--’ I rt J'zcvlous Jcltr Ui uuamg ior tn? n“UoI wun me Intercollegiate last duSfmeS 8portSabut to spite championships Robert L (Dink) tea I “‘“'“a ATT'' many victories were Templeton of Stanford was chosen of the TU in both thfl Sstnt arH I of that and the season vice president and Harry Hillman of SSSxpectdlT v"oa conference meets - Mverswas COn51dCred a decidcd I Dartmouth was elected adusecretary- 'elsnCra117 by 1 I I andtolSdS 1 cap'lxs re-elec- ted zens If tires “were manufactured in Utah we 'would sell them but since they are not we sell the finest tires built KELLY SPRINGFIELDS I r $825 $920 $1020 1 b00-1- 9 !i ! 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