Show X THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER all Prospects Jkre Commercial League ‘ ‘ o— o —o i I j j Two Paries Available For Games Confab Listed Thursday plans for the 1931 sea- DEFINITE the Ogden Commercial league will be formulated next week A1 Hestmark actpresident of ing the amateur organ 1 z ationt o daay Two pow wows are scheduled for the d rT'rWO former Ogden Gunners il are playing bang up baseball this season for the Oakland club cf the Pacific Coast league Monroe Dean shortstop of the Ogden club In 1927 and 1928 is playing second base for the Oaks and big Pete Dag-li- a right hand twirler is turning in marvelous contests from the slab Dean is pictured coming week Monday evening the committee recently namedcon-on grounds will fer with President Hestmark and Alton W Parker new manager of PARKER O g d e n’s $75000 stadium The grounds committee is Cook posed of John Stark Harry Hales Albert Coop and Ar thur F Larson Baseball fields at Five Points and Monroe park will be placed in ideal condition for the new season Members of the Ogden city commission have agreed to have these fields in splendid shape for the 1931 campaign Some of the contests will be played at the new Ogden stadium President Hestmark announces Thursday night of next week the MONROE DEAN league officials will call together all Interested parties in baseball At this meeting a permanent organization will be effected and officials named for 1931 "We are anxious to perfect all of our plans at the meeting next Thursday night" said PresidentHestpiark today "Under our present plan we will feature two leagues during the 1931 season “A twilight league is being conDRIVE sidered together with a Sunday Amateur morning organization baseball in Ogden is in for the bigHome Run King Lacks Batgest season in all local history "We extend a cordial invitation to all baseball boosters to attend the ting Form of 1930 meeting Thursday night” i com-Per- cy -- Browns Lose In Long Con- 'r tty Y V A test Yanks Win Three In Row Did You Know That ROCKNE wrote with between the index finger and middle finger he had a flair for striped suits he was a descendant of Enidride Erlandson of Losna Erlandson was a Norway KNUTE By HUGH S FULLERTON JR Associated Press Writer' The big fellows ofSports the big leagues are getting an early lesson this season in just how some of the other teams can tough be Only thrtee of the 16 major league teams have won their first three games and of these only the St Louis Cardinals have had even a fairly easy time The other two are the Boston Braves who have disturbed the peace of the experts considerably by upsetting the highly-rate- d Brooklyn Robins thrice and the New York Yankees who have taken three tough ones from the Boston Red Sox The Braves won No 3 by a 7 to 4 count as Ed yesterday Brandt allowed Brooklyn only five hits and Dazzy Vance contributed to his own downfall by throwing to the wrong base just before young Charley Wilson clouted a homer with two on OF CMERfiME IT T&OK K0 16 PLAY A hocksV 6ame BeTueeN 5?RMGFIEL£(mA‘) INDIANS ahd Tie BOSTgM eR0iH C08S1he GAME STARTED At i ' AND ENDED A 2rZ TiE AT ‘45’ I — M The morning To&v&g nmytizwrNl - jr champs — ome? The Yanks came out ahead 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Herb Pennock and Hod Lisenbee that was not decided until the ninth inning Giving only seven hits and striking out seven Lisenbee lost the game by making a wild throw in an attempt to nip the winning run at the plate The Cardinals had a easy time winning their third fairly game from Cincinnati 6 to 3 Jess Haines and Paul Derringer checked all the Cincinnati batters except Wally Roett ger who hit five times in a row The surprising St Louis Browns nearly won a third game when Harvey Walker Detroit recruit outfield er dropped a fly in the ninth inning and let in the tying run but after coming from behind again in the tenth the Browns lost out in 12 innings 6 to 5 Gehringer’s double and Alexander’s single brought In Campaign the winning Tiger run Like Detroit Pittsburg won its first victory of the By GEORGE KIRKSEY the Chicago Cubs 4 year United Press Staff Correspondent to 3 downing Cubs The played rather looseCHICAGO April 17— (UP)— Hack ly 12 men left on base but having Wilson home-ru- n leader of the ma- they held the lead until George jor leagues last season and third Grantham hit a homer with may show improvement Pennock highest paid play- Waner on in the eighth inningLloyd may last another season Pipgras er in baseball has Washington’s Senators regained after he remay go along all been w o e f u lly their edge over the champion Philcovers from that right opappendicitis weak at bat in the adelphia athletics eration Rhodes and Sherid may a close taking first three games scrap by a 4 count The A’s baresurprise There are a lot of guesses on the Yankee staff played by the Chi- ly missed tying the score as they Cubs cago twice tallied in the ninth inning Perhaps athat is why Joe when i asked to pick a' winner said he Twice against- and found some consolation for the PINEHUR5T N C April 17— xi Pittsburg yester- defeat in the pitching of Hank Mcthought the Cubs would win in the (UP) —Clifford Sutter New Orleans National league and didn’t care day Wilson came Donald their recruit and John Van Ryn Philadelphia to bat with the to say anything about the AmeriBrown Clint of Cleveland were to meet on the clay courts " 'I bases filled and in a neat pitching Job as heturned can In speaking of the Cubs howshut In final here today round of the the 1 to failed ever the Joe said he thought they get out the Sox White with six north and south tennis championi ball out of the in- - hits to Chicago could win “even without Hornsby” 7 to 0 win The Indians : ships field In Sometimes you wonder if McCartouched Faber Moore and Lyons for 1 Sutter and --Van Ryn' seeded sevCbNSTERNATION he games 14 blows thy hasn’t just a tiny yen in his Although he allowed nine 'HE enth and ninth in the United States made for good clean fun only other makeup Vance hits name Clarence Mitchell’s to his was the for Dazzy day tennis rankings scored sensational signed Wilson spitball pitch gle more than good enough to enable upsets yesterday to advance to the On We nesday the New York Brooklyn Robins for five months or so at a salary of to Giants beat the final championship match Sutter he attempted to go from dfirst to The Giants made 20 hits $23000 That amounts to more than $4000 per month NewsNew youthful representative of the south' third on a single to right by Riggs Phillies most of them bunched in two big papers carried the headline “VANCE SIGNS BUT IS SORE” defeated Bryant Grant national clay Stephenson was thrown out by and by a 14 to 4 count You courts champion in straight sets ards by Paul Waner In the ninth innings and won — might wonder just what he is sore about 1 1 0 and Van Ryn a mem- nning yesterday when Wilson got Is sore because he didn’t sign He ber of last year’s United States' Da- on base on a forceout and Manager nri for r He is He moves Lazzeri to third and $25000 i gentle readers vis cup team conquered Frank X Rogers Hornsby sent in LOS ANGELES April 16— (UP)— - IYcHISQS IyCIcIVS 1 O sore $2000 Tayworth That’s Danny roughly there is a batting weakness at sec- Mrs Shields of New York seeded No 1 lor to run for him two weeks’ about Myrtle Huddleston Charleston worth speaking ond in the person of Jimmy Reese The score was 6 1 1 3 A popular Idol with Cubs’ fans of a work commentator wished If HI of most of the continuholder moves He Lazzeri to back second Mrs John Van Ryn Philadelphia when he on to be mean he might leap up and and finds a weakness at third in ous Wilson is records of the counwho Joined her husband as a singles frequentlyisjeeredhisbygame swimming fickle adshout that Vance lost 15 great big the person of Joe Sewell who isn’t finalist defeating Marjorie Sachs mirers when he hits ahis Mrs and Ann Leonard Salt LAWRENCE try Three Kan April 17— ball games for Brooklyn last year as fast as he used to be Boston national indoor champion lemons were tossed at slump — Track and field stars 17 his Lake while will start a proposed en(UP) he if and all from that chunky City winning But Joe puts his forehead in his was scheduled to face Mrs Marian frame as he came to bat in the op- over the nation were to been lad able to beat young test Lefty looks at hand when he durance journeying his in the Bimini Baths pitchers Jessup Wilmington Dela who was ening game Lawrence today to participate in the 'lallahan in that 1 to 0 pitching The staff is full of uncertainties here Mrs Huddleston’s pool today victorious over Virginia Rice BosOnly two players In baseball make ninth annual University of Kansas duel that changed the pennant Johnson may come through Gomez record Is 86 hours in the water ls ton in the for the wom- more' course of 1930 Brooklyn might than Wilson They are Babe relays tomorrow en’s title won the pennant Ruth his with $80000 salary and some Preliminaries in But why of the in the quarter-finand Hornsby who draws $40000 as a events will start this afternoon in- have Play a commentator be mean to should semi-finrounds of the men’s and Wilson’s salary is augurating one of the most widely a great old guy like Dazz? women's doubles and the mixed dou- $39000 known athletic carnivals of the bles was to continue today the fiseason the short stumpy southwest The Missouri Valley A Last DECLAMATION to tomorrow be played nals A U decathlon will be featured tooutfielder with neck the wrestling GEHRIG has the floor t Yesterday Van Ryn and Shields hit 56 home runs to establish a new day in LOU meet with the conjunction Wil-mteamed to vanquish Grant and league record and lead The decathlon was expected to "Lefty Gomez is going to be a Hines in straight sets in the National Babe Ruth and all other major develop into keen competition besemi-finpitcher than Lefty Grove match first tween Wilson “Buster” Charles greater league players BecausS he’s smarter than Why? Wilson hasn't been happy at al Haskell Institute Indian and winner Grove Grove is a fast ball pitcher this seasori He expressed his first of the national championship in this He pitches the same way to Ruth displeasure when Hornsby contem- event at Pittsburg last year and Jim that he pitches to Eddie Morgan Kansas Just fast ones Gomez makes plated moving him to right field and Bausch former placing Kiki Cuyler in center field University athlete now bearing the every batter a separate study and Wilson said he didn’t want to play colors of the Kansas City Athletic he has a whale of a memory” field club If one were inclined to argue The Portland Beavers Los An- right season — the During spring training Lou one might say that if a with geles Angels and Sacramento Sen- he seemed to be pressing too hare pitcher has a fast ball the boys ators were tied for first place in the for home runs and barely battec can’t see why should he study Pacific coast league today the Bea- 300 with most of the games against mightn’t one? vers losing exclusive hold on the po- minor league clubs 3 sition by losing to Oakland 13 to (By The Associated Press) It’s obvious from the stands tha RESUSCITATION It was a disastrous day for 'the Wilson hasn't hit his stride and that At New York—Jim McMillen 215 MIGHT Beavers and particularly Walter he is beginning to fight himself Chicago threw Taro Miyaki 190 rC surprise you to look in baseball editions of April 14 Mails their ace hurler Mails ran After the famous sunstroke he had Japan 29:31 Richard Shikat 236 note that Fred Meimach in Into difficulties in the first inning in world series of 1929 agains Germany threw Jim Clinkstock 233 and the game of the season and was knocked for 11 runs by the the the Athletics he came Oklahoma 15:04 Wladek Zbyszko has opening back the Braves turned Oakland batsmen He stayed in for backPhiladelphia season and battec 213 Poland threw Wallace Du-g- with just next the two runs and eight hits That three more innings but the game 356 and proved that he was dead 209 Canada 9:08 Renato is likely to happen was too far gone for the Beaver bat- game Fred "Meat 216 Italy threw Hi Gan Head” Gardini You can turn your old tires into CASH more stuff showed Heimach ters to retrieve out 201 are he’ll of his dar Chances 13:12 India snap The Angels took another from the slump soon and begin hitting frethrough the South than any other Defiance tires TOMORROW and Buy Yes he isthe Brooklyn pitcher Hollywood Stars 8 to 6 although the quent runs doesn’t At but he home if N Y—Jim Londos same fellow the Yankees tossed into receive a cash allowance for your old film city players were rapidly cutting he may be sent to the bench by GreeceSyracuse threw Paul Jones Texas the ashcan a Look out down a long lead when the game ago year tires This offer is good for Saturday Hornsby who won’t tolerate a star 29:00 for that old sou’paw this year ended a if he has isn’t who delivering Sacramento entered the list of rookie on the bench who can play At Utica N Y —Gus only TRAGEDY Sonnenberg leaders by staging a two-ru- n rally two In Boston He ball has such Abe threw New players a one WAS reat Kaplan of in the ninth inning to defeat the fighter Defiance tires are absolutely guarJohnny Moore from Los Angeles and York 33:30 and 8:30 the greatest fighting men I ever Seattle Indians 6 to 5 anteed against defective workman- saw Now clown is a he The San Francisco Seals appeared i Danny Taylor and trying or material It is no longer At Ottawa Ont— Lee Wykoff St to ship on sans legs sans wind to be emerging from their slump carry' Louis defeated Pat Fraley Detroit sans skill sans speed sans punch necessary to pay high prices to get They scored their first victory over 28:45 14:00 and quality tires Use Defiance tires and I mean Paul Berlenbach the Beltthe Mission Reds during the present save money” an of series 6 to 3 chiefly because of earlier ing Beauty day At Louisville Sota Shima New Swim Ky— It is pitiful to think of BerlenJimmy Z inn’s hurling 150 Cincinnati defeated Art Per- bach The Missions found themselves again but that’s what kins 154 Detroit two out of three he is fighting to do The spectacle without the services of Manager PARIS trying Defiance Tires Are Better and Cost April 17— (UP)— Jean falls (Perkins first fall 18:22 Shima of the once great battler might Wade "Red” Killefer today be with Tar is star French ' new swimmer set 18:45 Less! and third 9:25) prospects that George Burns will world records in the 300 and 400 second compared to an old tiger toothless to clawless continue as manager for the time meter free and cope attempting events in a swimAt Boston — Nick Lutze 210 Cal with a young mountain lion being at least Killefer recovering ming meet style here last iforoia defeated Jack 198 night from a serious operation submitThe other night he' fought a covered the swim Providence R I 46:00 Wagner 9:00 and ted his resignation with the state- inTaris Harlem negro at the Broadway 3:33 5 29x440 S495 29x450 88 125 a of second better was ludicrous ment that he could not "conscious-tiousl- y than the old arena He From mark Arme held At unfeel-nby Minneapolis— John Freberg the galleries came the old 29x450 S555 30x450 g carry out his duties” He Borg Minneapolis defeated Charles Peasked that Burns replace him “Throw that bum out” It cry 30x450 In the race the terson two straight falls S565 28x475 lad an unpleasant sound we are 28x4:75 S655 Frenchman negotiated the distance informed in 4:47 The old record was 4:50 FIGHT RESULTS 29x475 SG55 29x500 held by Borg At Davenport — Karol Zbyszko HURRAH FOR SHAtJNO 29x525 29x500 New York defeated George Mack John1 other "Shauno” day Associated INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (By The Press) PEE Boston one fall 31x525 31x525 gathered his noble Red DAVENPORT la—Owen Phelps of the Clubs Standing Sox about him and spake with the 29x550 29x550 Phoenix Ariz outpointed Ted Ross At Vancouver B C— Stan Burch sound effects: Chicago 10 rounds: Phil Ross Chi188 Nebraska threw Chet Wiles following "Listen youse guys Let’s get cago knocked out Kid Leonard 175 Portland Ore in fourth round FREE MOUNTING SERVICE out This ain’t a fu111 goin' 8 East Moline rounds Australian style match Dr Freddy neral —yet —there I’m and cet Defiance Tires Are Sold Exclusively gonna Vleyers 198 Chicago and Al Karas-ic- k some action out of youse birds if I In Ogden By Wright’s CALLED BY DEATH 187 drew with one fall each In have to do it with dynamite” TWIN FALLS April 17— (AP)— eight rounds Whereupon the agitated Red Sox Emmett Leach 64 father of Fred out and beat Columbus stepped Leach outfielder for the New York At Calgary Alta—Jack Taylor a score of 20 to 5 making base by Giants died of pneumonia In a hosCanadian heavyweight champion all over the place Shauno may hitsj THURSDAY'S RESULTS pital at Wendell yesterday He was defended his title defeating Stan-e- y some life in the Red Sox yet put 1 a carpenter and builder and had Rochester 3 Newark 0 Pinta Chicago two out of three lived at Jerome Idaho for several Montreal 3 Baltimore 1 falls Pinta first fall 25 minutes years His widow five: sons and Toronto 9 Jersey City 2 second and third falls 25 IDE McCarthy MCCARTHY ponders sits with chin in Taylor two daughters survive Buffalo 9 Reading 4 2 and minutes O hand looking at his infielders i HACK WILSON i FAILS TO HIT IN NEW SUTTEimCES VETERAN TENNIS STAR FOR TITLE I JBriglit Q' Hestmark Pleased Primo Camera Is Reinstated Commiskoh New York AtWetic By With Outlook For By Laufer Giant Italian To New Baseball Race UPSETS feature! BRUSHING UP SPORTS EARLY PLAY IN In Oppose Skhrkey y t BIG TIME LOOPS New York Headline L n I ( H - - I 7— j FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 17 5-- : 6-- 6-- i the first large landowner thrill of his life he used to say was when he was placed with the scrubs on a high school team in Chicago he was 13 his first job years old then at Notre Dame consisted of cleaning out the slop buckets in the chemical laboratories once somebody stole some experimental wine from the laborRockne was blamed atory and came very close to expulsion when Rockne entered Notre Dame in 1910 there were 400 students TRAP ARTISTS CLASH SUNDAY Trap shooters of Ogden will conduct their weekly shoot Sunday at the traps of the Ogden Gun club President G L Becker announced today Singles double and handicap targets will be 'featured on the program Shooting will get under way at 9:30 a m President Becker has called a special meeting of all shooters for 10:30 a m at which time scoring features will be discussed Illinois Wants To Stage Turf Event SPRINGFIELD 111 April 17— (AP) —The Illinois state fair may become the scene of - one of the country's richest harness races the $25000 American pacing derby which has been held at Kalamazoo Mich By HERBERT W BARKER) Associated Press' Sports Writer April fPL— A— NEW YORK Camera who used to do a bit of carpentering in Venice jwas j in back good r- ' standing in this state today and prepared to battle Jack Boston Rharley weight June Madison Square - i Garden officials have ipore than a (few! words may ' to say about whether: Carriera shall be permitted to meet Sharkey projno-tori- al under the James at ‘ i of banner) J Johnston Ebbets field June 10 but present indications are that: the bout is as good as made and will receive approval from) the New York state athletic! commis' sion The Garden insists that it holds a contract calling for) Prime) to battle no one but the winner of the forthcoming Max Schmeling-Yaun- g Stribling heavyweight titular! fray at Cleveland July 3 and notified the commission by letter that it was prepared to go to the court to maintain its contract rights James A Farley chairman of the commission had a snappy comeback for this one however: "This letter ” he declared “is written acknowledgment that Madison Square Garden has been: dealing with: a suspended boxer We have rules providing very severe i punishment for that” : intimated it The commission would recognize no contract signed with Camera while he iwas under suspension thus clearing the jway encounter for a Sharkey-CameJ Definite announcement! that such a bout has been arranged is expected from Johnston’s headquarters' f j within a few days Camera had been under suspension here since April 30 1930 when the local soldns banned him in accordance with similar action by the California boxing commission' Caiv nera had engaged in an alleged fixed' bout with Leon Chevalieir fct Oakland The California commission announced yesterday that! 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