| Show cJJ-ton- o rasp Trials Today Will Seasoned Pro Golfers Booked for DiStrid: Reduce Field Many DOROTHY liLOTZ Classic In Favorite Utah Open Veterans Enrolled GOLF FAVORITE MWardhI FIGHTERS LEAD of the world now FISTIC allstars athletes of the world in believing in supernatural agencies This at least is the opinion of J Russell New land Associated Press sports writer of San Francisco Here vhat Newland has to say: “Superstitution you may not know it but your other name is k it prizefighter’ “Of all the boys of all lines of sport the boys uho thump and thud their way with boxing gloves are the best customers when It comes to believing in supernatural agencies Baseball players had the Inside track for a long time as the writer recalls but after delving deeply into the subject he is ready to award the filiereed soup spoon to the fighters They are a riot “On this ‘matter the writer consulted James Julius “Moose" Taussig a veritable walking encyclopedia concerning things fistically Taussig is this department’s chief informant an enviable position and he holds it by virtue of the fact that he never tries to put over “fast ones ’’ All the newspaper boys in San' Francisco trust “Moose” He calls a palooka a palooka ' "As one of the proprietors of a here “Moose'’ hears gymnasium much and sees more He tells me tha“Leon Chevalier the big negro of Utah and the west started play at the Forest Dale course at Salt Lake today for GOLF wizards 1930 open championship Babe McHugh pictured below in three poses is the hot favorite to repeat McHugh won the title last season- - He is the professional at the Ogden Goll ana country club and one of the most seasoned golfers in the west New Records Promised jMore Than 400 Men In Do You Know That?— quite a few TtERE ujed to beTessies in the big leagues guys who would get mad when their support wobbled behind them and who would thereafter groove the old apple and let come what may these lads are few and far between nowadays but there are two we can think of one is Waite Hoyt traded the other the other day to the Tigers is Wesley Ferrell the Indian pitcher who was a sensation last year in his first big league season when a player boots one behind him Ferrell pounds the ball into his glove some great pitchers angrily we can think of never exhibited any signs of this peevishness Grover Alexander Just pitches in there all the time giving his best no matter how many boners are made behind him Urban Faber is another like Alex Stan Coveleskie was the hardest guy to ruffle you ever saw once an umpire framed a strike on him when Covey was at bat the ball was two feet wide of the plate the story goes and the catcher had to when the lunge to grab it called “Strike one!” umpire Covey never even turned around Annual Joust i Four Women Remain In ture In West By WILLIAM WEEKES (Associated Frees Sports Writer) 6 —(Afi— The Chicago June of America’s college track stars invades Stagg field at the University of Chicago today for qualifying testa in the ninth an-- J nual renewal of Many Players SL Te TULSA Okla June 6— (AP)— For Compete In four consecutive' days play of Mrs ents Over Nat Dorothy Klotz Par due of Sioux City pi la has featured the women’s golf tournament find to- NEW YORK June 6 — ip day she was recognized almost unPlaJ animously as a sure finalist many of this toi:prsat Mrs Stanley Alexander of Cam"s directly? den Ark was Mrs Pardue’s semitrans-Mississip- -- t the National Col legiate i Athletic a s s o c a t ion’s championships To reduce the fields for the finals tomorrow a long list of trials j -- final opponent today but the sturdy Arkansan hardly was expected to extend the veteran links woman from Iowa Mrs Pardue has interested the galleries with extraordinarily long shots from the tee and her beautiful niblick pitches to the greens Thrill seeking golf lovers also are semi awaiting today’s final contest between Mrs Tom Wallace of Sapulpa present state champion and Mrs Hubert S Clarke of Oklahoma City The ClarkefWallace match was ex pec ted to be 'closely contested Mrs Clarke is better with the woods than her opponent and both are excellent shots with irons Mrs Pardue has reached the semi final round as a result of a 5 and 4 first-rouvictory over Mrs D W Kansas of City a second Snyder round win from Miss Mary Elizabeth Ford also of Kansas City 1 up and her third round elimination of Mrs R E Drennan of the Host City 3 and 1 In the first two days of match play Mrs Alexander won from Mrs Carl B Wood of Bartlesville Okla and Mrs Leon Solomon Tennessee champion Yesterday she won from Mrs R J Kohn of St Louis 1 up in a match that was not decided un-t19th green was scheduled — that meaning many aspirants for national titles by tonight would be reduced to the status of spectators Possibilities for record in performance the mile run were dimmed by the necessity of run nine the race in four sections The field was so large that it was de cided to split it up which left it to chance that such stars as Hill of Kiser of Washington Oregon Swartz of Western State Teachers now and then could stand off the Kalamazoo Mich and Jack Walter Macks Sam answered affirmatively of Marquette might be drawn in The second division clubs are the ' ones that are hard for us to beat' said Sad Samuel those Mac£ Pitchers-are- n't h?10 peared to have the broad jump pret in the& prffty tou?h? 7 much to himself following reports H°w? 'R’as the reply Jones made last jnight that Edward Gordan of this luesti?n- - '"Three pitchers Iowa the Big Ten’s best had been Ivnn fcnou the kind that is left 10 are not enough Grove Earnshaw cut from the Hawkeye squad It after the ham and eggs have been II and Walberg are good but Mack was said Gordan had been dropped £?'’aJier tod Taussig needs more And It looks like Con- - I by Coach George Bresnahan as a on these With the nedPnd thebe'st ‘'luck p!ece ha?"6 Ah I threecani- - evenwon’t stand any over-- I gro star who was a member of the work Earnshaw hasn't been going 1928 American Olympic squad out this year Neither has You of competition Iowa’s chances of in Jack I have to have five or Walberg Having both been six team battle in regular placing high I Dempsey s corner and opposed him pitchers who are good enough to would be reduced the by the loss of as a second Taussig said Dempsey’s win ball games has got points In the broad jump and also peculiarities consisted of always In- - 'em the AthleticsWashington haven’t” possibly in the high Jump sisting that his opponent entered the Which throws new light on George Simpson of Ohio State ring first Mack's asking of waivers on Ehmke Frank Southern California at saU°r boy I Mr' McGillicuddy realizes that he’s sprinterWykoff eehHn’ and Eddie Holan Michigan g0t to pick up a couple of Pltchers I negro will not use starting-- blocks evVhen thLtfer was a real I fight in the finals of the dashes tomor sang a song in his dressing room row— provided they all qualify— but TRADE TIIE WINDS before every fight to use them today in case Young Corbett III of Fresno chief I QNAP judgment seems to indi- planted the of rain was fulfilled threat cate that John McGraw and challenger for tne welterweight ti- The meet had drawn a record en Harris much tie believes in the magic of a “dress Bucky the best of try of 425 athletes got from 90 ing room” In training here for their recent trades McGraw gave tionsj with all sections of theinstitu counbouts he always must have No 1 Larry Benton and Pat Crawford for try represented room In Taussig's establishment He Pete Donohue Ethan Allen and Ten champions three pays for the room by the year which Hughie Critz Bucky Harris gave Rice of themdefending record-holde- rs were back — Wuest-linOwen is unusual not that he pays but Carroll and “Weenie” g to try for more honors The recorc for Waite Hoyt and Mark Koe- holders that he takes long time leases were Simpson in the cenBut what appears to be a e “Fireman Jim Flynn the nig Harlow Rothert of Stanford tury a benefit may turn out to be Just an- in the heavyweight aiwavs carried and Tommy Warne shotput other kick in the pants IN jockey cane' in his grip along with of Northwestern who tied last year Donohue and Benton look to be with his traimn? paraphernalia ’Paul Edmonds a recorc at 'Harry Wills the huge negro who an even trade That makes it apin the pole vault had the boys sidestepping for a pear that Critz and Allen have been height Trial the 100 220 and 440-yawhile used to bring one big cigar traded for Pat Crawford a utility dashes in 880-ya- rd the run the high man who is a good hitter Jack of all and low to smoke after a ficht He would hurdles high jump broad look at it and say: ‘Boy ah's gonna trades and master of none It discus anc Jump hammer j shotput seems to be a great bargain for enjoy you after Ise win this fight’ throws and the javelin vault pole McGraw who a needed man Britt famed old light“Jimmy badly were listed for today weight wore one sweater so long it like Critz but we are going to wait was difficult to distinguish the gar- and see what Dan Howley does with i AMERICAN ment from the holes Tailors by Pat Crawford before passing judgthe dozen tried to give him fine ment on the deal finally Howley tooK a seventh place St STANDING OF THE CLUBS dressing gowns in order to benefit from advertising their names on the Louis Browns team bought one- back but alwajs Bntt strutted tickets for 17 of its players j Philadelphia the ring wearing his old sweater “Jock Malpne veteran middleweight and Jackie Fields who Just dropped the welterweight title make it a point to shake hands with their chief second just before the first MAJOR round opens “Some fighters insist on LEAGUE on the right glove first” putting Philadelphia’ 5 St Louis 6 LEADERS HERO FALLS 2 Detroit 6 Washington New- York-ChicaHASNT been a year since Howrain (By The Associated Press) ard Ehmke was a great man the games of June 5 Including ! hero of the hour He pitched an Friday’s Schedule NATIONAL York at Chicago Newj amazing game in a world series His Herman Robins 420 Batting— Philadelphia at St Louis surprising pitching may have been Runs— Herman Robins 50 the factor that turned the series Washington at Detroit Runs batted in—' Wilson Cubs 50 Boston at Cleveland tide for the Macks in that first game — Herman Robins 74 Hits in Chicago Doubles— 21 Frisch Cardinals Now-- Connie Mack rScPre: says Howard RHE Triples— Cuyler Cubs 9 is all through his arm completely 2 10 2 Washington Home runs— Wilson Cubs 17 Detroit gone But the asking of waivers on 6 11 1 Stolen bases — Cuyler Cubs 13 Ehmke has a deeper significance Batteries: Jones Burke and Spen AMERICAN cer Sonrell and Hargrave than of marking the Batting— Rice Senators 401 a manmerely who no longer can passing make the Runs— Ruth Yankees 52 Scor£ : grade It means that Connie Mack RHE Runs batted in— Ruth Yankees Boston realizes that he is facing a fight to 50 7 9 2 hold the top of the American league s Cleveland 17 25 2 is? sS1 b — Doubles Gehringer Tigers 19 this jear with the pitching staff as Batteries: Gaston Smith and Triples— Combs Yankees 8 it was in 1929 Berry Brown and SewelL Home runs— Ruth Yankees 18 i Stolen bases — Rice Senators 10 SAM JONES TESTIFIES Score: R H E straight losses to their nS-hb- Ss N INQUIRING St Louis 6 11 0 the RMK-erreporter asked Enough and (By The Associated Press) 5 9 2 Philadelphia belie® o?’ I ed Batteries: Crowder and Manion kicked out kT cTchrStee?1 Sm pitches a counts of inninS Ohio Walberg Quinn and Cochrane I A TT E EJT n © Kf We have discontinued operating our service station at 27th street and Washington Ave and wish to inform our friends and custom- ers that IPAKK3® GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS can be secured at any of the following stations — 23th Street and Adams Ave Corner Kiesel Ave and Riverdale Ed 2055 Washington Ave INDEPENDENT GAS & OIL CO Thursday’s Results ! Cincinnati 4 New York Chicago 10 Boston 7 St Louis A Philadelphia Pittsburg 5 Brooklyn 6 636 587 522 500 500 439 409 335 7 10 Friday’s Schedule Pittsburg at Boston Chicago at St Louis at Brooklyn New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia R H E 5 8 2 Pittsburg 14 0 Batteries: Petty Chagnon and Hemsley Elliott Phelps Luque and Brooklyn Lopez r Scorei Chifagoi j es: R h r 7 9 q and Hartnett J°sborn Smith Brandt and Spohrer ’ I rhf Scorers 4 0 Haid Co Hard and McCurdy and Pimaelbhia' Batteries: Wilson Score: Cincinnati New Yofk ' Lindsey 7 10 14 R 4 1 6 13 Batteries: May and Sukeforh Genewich and Hogan 0 0 White 'at Denver and Lester stad former Big Ten champion INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Night Baseball On AA Diamond I S! I I CHICAGO June baseball will be inaugurated the American association at Jnto a polls tomorrow night presides Thomas J Hickey was advised te With St Paul playing the Indian ! Formal dedication of tbe at set fdr net lighting equipment wasMilwaukee with’ Tuesday night J the opposing team ajweas If thA nocturnal game IsHicks at Indianapolis President Kn-0 Dects other clubs to install the r ? Thursday’s Results Jersey City A Newark 3 Baltimore 22 Reading 5 Buffalo IT Rochester 9 Montreal 6 Toronto 1 J ights - f il ‘ :- - who two-sto- ry I work3 mained calm throughout however absorbing punishment with a smile Cd h6 Sharkey works hard against his bMk Eighteen thousand skeptics who I but usually clowns throuchThf paid $76000 to see Primo in action j workout with King Solomon left satisfied that he can take and 1 inning give' The Angels made it three Nick Will over the Stars opening bystraight Fred Taney's homer with three on in the lrst inning and never being headed throughout The lower bank rivals both pulled up somewhat Seattle making it two out of three from Oakland 6 to 2 weight wrestler will Portland taking its second Sflt Je City in the ffidSk bSSb straight from Sacramento 5 to 4 Elmer Hanson pitched eight infi Citrcl bir® tonight it I wilf nings of shutout ball and Howard The Ogden Blue Pine soccer team mat thSnSSt clJfhcn Craghead five the longer stretch meets the Salt Lake CaUies In a v!n?fnCklnltl’MwiU Nk± of the former being good for a Seat- - I championship game at Service Field I Elmer Guthrii tie win as his team had scored six at Salt Lake Saturday commencing I suDtortinKf?rfe' Newman in runs on Oagland before he blew up at 5:30 o’clock p m in'rS!f nHlth Captain Jack Lynch reports that tVES-rraall of his men are in fine physical fl?' SFE P?aver! registered their I eighth victory in 11 games in a trim standing of Clubs t tbe Sacs j Ogden players engaged in a spir- - wirhHa i lv es trabbig as a re- - ited workout last night 19 Saturday’s Omaha ofthree Sacramento runs in the (probable lineup has been announced 17 £ 19 follows: Parsons two Pueblo15 J3ack t°r Dransfield (as Jit and ninth to win Baptist Udink Smith W each in the eighth 21 Lynch i£nv£ 22 Holt-ch lck J Wakeford 5k?ahonk At Portland: R h -- 25 and DeVree will 20 Sacramento a i n held in reserve Bjorngaaxd 27 St Portland Joseph 17 24 ‘’5 4 0 l2 f Batteries: Vinci and Wirts FulResults AMERICAN ASSOCIATION DenverThursday's 16 Topeka 8 lerton CascareUa and WoodalL Standing of the Teams City 4 Des Moines°aboma 3 Wichita At Los Angeles: 4 Pueblo at St Joseph rain Hollywood 1 St Paul J Los Angeles 35 2 Columbus ' TEXAS LEAGUE' Toledo and Sever eid Horae and Skilf of the Teams Standing Indianapolis ‘ Lost Kansas City At San Francisco: 17 H H E Milwaukee Houston r31 1 22 1 2 ? H Minneapolis sSrSLilki Shreveport 32 23 12 4 Beaumont aari®51 Iiber Nelson Douglas 1 29 24 ' 23 Fort Worth ! I I Thursday's Results 20 Jacobs Turpin and Kansas City 3 Columbus 4 gdHtofmann Waco Til 21 31 Milwaukee 18 Toledo 11 San Antonio 91 33 5 6 St Paul Louisville (Dallas At Seattle: R H E 37 7 Minneapolis -- Inuiana polls 6 Oakland 2 Thursday’s Results 6 1 44Beaumont-WichiSeattle 6 10 1 SIOUX CITYTowa— Grifti Tuffy Houston 5 Dallas 3 FaUs ’ rain Dtbs Sioux City knocked Cow- out KaHio and Cox boy Bill Owens Guthrie Okla (5) fv4Port 5 san Antonio 4 Lutze Meet Dem Again Genuine ad GO!ODi¥JEAR w2 1 f r 4ND - i I I b een! offered iat such lo prices '""n ta LombSHSS TUBE Coma in ana get prices Never before have high grade tires a&VlS pup - 1 Waco 8' i 4 eight V Be St Paul Babe McHugh of the den Golf and Country dub fill pc form at Denver ! (United Press Staff Correspondent) ENDICOTT N Y June 6— (UP) —Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeiing presented vivid contrasts-- ' in their' training for next Thursday night’s heavy w championship bat tie at Yankee stadium Sharkey is jovial carefree and confident is Schmeiing grim serious and determined Sharkey when not doing v road work or training - his loafs aroundcamp at Orange-- 2 burg playing : ' cards with his vwj sparring partners Jack Sharkey He will talk to anybody but it was the superior height and comes along reach of the giant Italian which de-- 1 Schmeiing Is almost as hard to cided the match Time and again S® as the president He has two I bodyguards Camera held Christner at arm’s He lives in a him with hisl£rame building across the Susoue-fre- e length and banged hanna river about two miles Trom glove he does bis boxing' at the Christner fought gamely to the I 10 if Johft Goodman 420 Results Thursday’s Birmingham 7 Atlanta 1 Nashville 4 Chattanooga 0 nings rain) Mobile 4 Little Hock 1 Memphis 9 New Orleans 2' Modern Tire Service 0) f H E Eugene Homans dian amateur champion Jokr’ Golden Bobby Crulcksha rJc It and Mike Turnesa and BiJ V horn all are entered in the ing round 21 Atlanta Contrast Crftic At Rival Camps 1 Score Mobile Offer v j rt teur titieholders 24 23 Chattanooga Birmingham By GEORGE KIRKSEY ’aZ’ Pet year WJ J PREPARED FOR Schmeiing-Sharke- y go STANDING OF THE TEAMS STARS BOXING COAST CIRCUIT I Mamaroneck N y last take their chance with the the qualifying round the metropolitan Walker and Johnny FarrfficS open champions Jess Swe&rr Phil Perkins former Brit ' Bobby Jones in the 1929lSt LA JUNTA Colo June 6— (UP) championship will attemptito —Everett Marshall local heavy- ify for the open in the OriahiV trict and Ed Dudley in weight wrestler won two ' straight falls from Joe Cox Mlssouri cham- delphia district' Jack thepti Westln pion here last night with his air- George Dawson and Keefe Or plane spin The first fall came at are among the leading the end of 37 minutes’ tugging and seeking a qualifying place fan t the second in four minutes Chicago district Sam Perry so 4 era amateur and lnteraollegi SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION champion will play at Atlanta c Carl F Kauffman public fc Standing of the Teams Won Lost champion and Watts Gunmforr 32 New Orleans Walker cup player at Pittsbbr?! land Hahock will try to quail r 432 Memphis Richmond A1 Watrous atTDeta Nashville i26 126 Little Rock V Jimmyl Thompson nephew of Jet TITLE RATTLE o 1 5 s CLOSE RAGE ' £ltt f Golf association Under the rules the firs1 so ers in the 1929 champorishlp some Americans playing ITlor fc competition automatically lfied but others who j intofr 1 by nted Marshall Yins In Colorado Contest old-tim- 1 bounce j Camera Wins Over Veteran Mit Star tlfenato" simultaneous:! he cipimryure rd Wjbertjy nd I A srisg ma a world -- Fea- Trans-Mississip- pi TIM rxmi CHANTS ' 2216-4-8 AND 7ULCANIZBRS GOODYCAE DISTEIBUTOES SINCE 1916 ' if Washington Ave 1 1 |
