Show SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 21 1931 THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER 13 City Takes cAlona ' PonjMus Promised Athletic Monte Card El At Wednesday Springs Variety IN GAME WITH CLINTON NINE Modern Covered Wagon Flies Girls To Lake Island for Dip NELSON WILL GUNNERS FALL MwabdbI - MEET M’GUIRE Large Crowd Attends Big Double Header Maw Is Fielding Sensation IN MAIN EVENT NOT QUITE GOOD ENOUGH and Wil BEFORE Max Schmeling square off July 3 PLAIN CITY captured a In Cleveland for the heavyweight thriller from Syracuse championship of the world a at the Ogden stadium Saturday to young man with reddish blond hair earn the to meet Clinton in will crawl through the ropes to bat- the play-o- ff right contest for the A di tle in a preliminary vision of the Weber The young man’s name? Johnny County championship Farm Bureau league for the Risko His story? first half The Plain City athletes Well Johnny Risko is the Iman turned in an errorless game to turn chamwho was “almost heavyweight back the challenge of the polished pion of the world" Tunney didn’t athletes 4 to 1 want him Tunney preferred Kee- Syracuse the nightcap the Clinton agIn ney Well why not? Wouldn’t you? gregation trounced the Ogden club In the years ago Madison Square of the Utah State 12 to 5 Garden offered to “take hokf’ of Singleton wenu theleague route for Plain Risko and build him into a cham- City in the opener and while he pion That is if he defeated Vic was touched for 10 hits his support torio Campolo He did beat Cam-pol- o was marvelous The only Syracuse decisively but Referee Kid run came in the seventh Singles called that bout — at Mi- by Hansen Barber and D Walker ami— a draw For the return bout accounted for the tally Risko refused to train Plain City started the fireworks "Aw I can lick that big tramp in the opening frame with a single he told his manager little Danny run A Taylor singled and scored Dunn “Why should I train?” on a double by Skeen So he prepared for his second Doubles by A Taylor and C TayCampolo fight by a series of work- lor gave Plain City another run in outs in the night clubs of Cleve the sixth In the A Taylor land and New York Campolo Ithen singled and countedeighth a moment later beat him Oddly Risko won the on Hartley’s home run decision But his showing wras so Air tight fielding on the part of plenty of it will VARIETY and at El Monte Springs Tuesday evening when members of the Ogden Police department and the Weber County Sheriff’s force offer an athletic program for the fans of northern Utah Proceeds from the card will be used to aid in defraying expenses fori the state in peace officers’ convention here July George Nelson athletic trainer at the Utah State Agricultural College will be pitted against Chief McGuire of Oklahoma' in the main event of the program These two mat men will meet in1 a best two out of three fall contest Nelson is making hi3 first appearance in months in this bout The Loganite has always been a big favorite in Ogden McGuire was starred ion the program at the Orpheum !! theatre last Wednesday night Jack Harbertson one time famous Ogden wrestler now a member of the sheriff’s force is handling the show for the officers “I look for one of the finest athletic programs in years” said Mr Harbertson last nightil “Variety is the big feature of the card We also anticipate a splendid crowd” John Anderson of ESalt Lake and Jim Americus of Boston will perform in the semifinal t mat contest One of the unique events wil-- 1 be the five man free for all team encounter between Salt Lake and Ogden officers The team getting its opponents out of the ring first will be declared the winner! Ogden’s team will be composed of J Hilton Dave Ballantyne Jimmy Moore D E Shaw and Dewey An- i f : Mc-Partla- i nd j I sour that the Garden threw up their hands There went his chance promoters Plain City aided materially in turning back the Syracuse machine DOUBLE PLAYS team listed a double killing Each ONE TWO THREE ON CIIIN led the winners with the THERE was another time For Taylor willow with hits Sharp and X seven rounds he beat Schmel- Christenson three collected two each ing Foolishly then he disobeyed Barber and D Walker were the his instructions got careless and only consistent stickers on the Sy- took one on the chin This led to rflcnv Huh several more In a minute or so Maw in left field for the Plain he was finished Of course he City athletes sparkled with two stayed “in there” Risko never knew sensational catches In the second how to quit but the referee stopped inning he raced to The Standard-Examinit score board to make a “I’ll challenge ’im” said Risko: the marvelous In other day in Cleveland “I’ll play the seventh he obbed J catch a Cook of wit’ 'im any day Winner take all possible triple with a colorful shoe Ten roun’s Twenny roun’s Jus’ string catch gime ’im to me!” The contest between Clinton and To which little Danny Dunnt re- Ogden was reolete with misplays plied: The Gunners made eight errors and "Tha hell you will! Yeah you’ll the Clintonites registered seven get in the ring with him In a pig’s boots eye! You gave that dumb Dutch Six runs In opening frame man all he ever wants to see of you were enough to the urn back the nine-nnino wit’ He won’t get in you ring of efforts the Ogden club In again You and him is all washed this frame Edson was driven to up cover and Maycock - hurried to his rescue He lasted until the fifth TRY AND GET IIIM AGAIN Maycock bumped into trouble and w'asn’t hurt that night At was in favor of Lefty PerTOU you didn’t act it the way rins dericked Bill Mclvor first sacker you danced in them Broadway Gar- Ditched the final two frames for dens after the fight An you said Ogden Danny’ll fix it up’ How is Danny IN FINE FORM goin’ to get you another fight wit’ Sam turned in a splenHartley him? I’ll fix it up Oh sure!” did mound performance in turning That’s the story of Risko Missed back the Ogdenites He permitted A seven hits and his support opportunities! Chances muffed! was only algreat record but in the crises fine in the pinches Always Hartley collected four hits ways something lacking! P something lacking?" Not heart! No Flinders was next for Clinton with i hot" heart! three Maycock was the only Gunner to collect mere than one hit GOLFERS SPEAK UP j team ranks with the The never has" been any secret that leadingClinton amateur nines of the state IT golfers know a great many flam- They will face Plain City next Sathave would boyant phrases that face will on take Ogden urday Syrared But cuse in the second encounter made Queen Victoria’s since the new balloon ball has been Scores: adopted by the U S G A the PLAIN CITY average budget i of AB R H PO A E gone up like Moyes 2b 4 0 0 2 2 Slaterville Loses In Colornaughty terms has steel during the war days These Skeen cf 4 0 1 3 0 ful Contest With times may be hard but bad words Taylor ss 4 are booming D Skeen c 4 Royites The golfer who used to break 100 Sharp lb 3 2 and finds that he cannot do it with C Taylor rt STANDING OF THE TEAMS ball seems tobe Christenson rf 2 the larger-lightNO 1— BRACKET NO 1 DIVISION most noise by the 3 Maw If judging making W L Pet newsin many 3 replies to a poll the Knight 2 b 1 View 0 1000 Pleasant The 3 country Singleton p papers throughout o 1000 l Roy seems to the be that chief fault 0 1000 West Weber :i 32 4 11 27 10 new apple simply will not putt It Totals 1 0 000 Hooper on or SYRACUSE goes straight rims the cup 1 0 000 Slaterville AB R H PO AE across 1 ' 000 0 Weber South this 3 3b 5 Barber 2 0 2 Even the experts report 0 0 000 Clinton 5 0 3 2 3 fault Club golfers who used to D Walker ss 0 0 000 Syracuse 4 0 1 0 2 break 80 find that they are taking Miller p B to 3 take 0 0 0 0 Cook If two putts where they used DIVISION NO 2— BRACKET NO 2 3 0 1 10 0 R Walker lb one W L Pet 4 0 2b 4 0 6 Rampton 1 0 1000 C Walker cf 4 0 0 1 1 Liberty' JUNIOR PLAYGROUND 1 0 1000 Plain City c 1 1 Cook 4 5 J 0 BASEBALL LEAGUE 1 0 1000 Riverdale 4 1 1 0 0 Hansen p 1 0 000 Willard 1 0 000 36 1 10 24 15 - Taylor Totals 1 0 000 Warren Score by innings: 100 001 02x— 4 Plain City j Disgusted i er I one-hand- ed derson j b den officers Five teams were named with' two t ng i divot-digger- s’ CADDIES READY s FOR BIG EVENT er Tournament Is Scheduled This Week At Ogden Country Club Maycock p Perkins Division B p-l- b Totals Score by Innings: Clinton Ogden base--Wad- THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE June at - 25 — Nippons vs Monroe Globe Mills De Molays vs Columbus at Five park Knights of Points June 26 — Depot Grocery vs Bram-we- ll Market at Monroe park 7 ONLY $7500? WELL— Harvey J Harman new head football coach at Pennsylvania under the Quaker’s program will be paid a $7500 a year salary considerably less than the highest salary paid to members Df the professor group at “de-emphas- is” e Standard-Ex- Mate Equals Track Record At Chicago place and $1202 to show The 'show Pittsburger Is Second Race price on Noey Bibb was $1190 — Pays $50000 To Win ning Horse Beavers Divide In AWAIT SERIES The first game of a round robin championship series to determine the 1931 pennant winners in the Hollywood Downs American Legion league in Ogden will be played Monday Tim Lar son general chairman in charge Mission Slaterville announced last night Roy Yellow Cab nine will oppose SAN FRANCISCO Batteries: Stokes and Holley June 20— theThe Junior Gunners in first bat — Clark and Fields (AP) A big third inning that saw tie of the three game the series seven runs cross the plate started On Friday the Yellow Cab nine 15 the Hollywood Stars on their way to will West Weber oppose the Hooper athletes 14 a 13 to 6 victory over South Weber the San The third and final game is schedPeBatteries: Gibson Blanch and Francisco Missions here today 29 at Five Points beuled for June terson Kendell Dickemore and The victory gave Hollywood its tween the Gunners Hooper Williams fourth win out of five games In the event thatand two of the so week clinched far this and played teams deadlock for the title a e game postponed the series elimination will be played Score: R H E the winner to be declared the 1931 DIVISION NO 2—BRACKET NO 2 Hollywood 2 13 17 champions 13 Missions Willard 3 8 6 of the contests will be played 16 Plain City Battries: Bray and Mayer Cole atAllF’ive Points Woods Gittens and Walsh and Brenzel Batteries: Wells and teur 297 Bob Connolly Yakima Hadley Singleton Weatherstone Frank Rodia Seattle and Willie Two Golfers Tie San Francisco Goggin professionals 1 298 Taylor Bert Wilde Bellingham pro 11 Riverdale defending Coast champion and Mark Fry Batteries Gibson Nielsen and 30Q Oakland professional Willie Jardine Zito Russell and Zito Price Olympia and Harold SampTACOMA June 20— (AP)— Neil son Cal professionals 11 Christian and Eldred Zimmerman 301 Burlingame Liberty and Mozel Joe Tacoma pro 8 Portland professionals tied today at 303 Warren Batteries: Clark Montgomery and 296 each over the route for Thomas Folkman and the Pacific northwest open golf DOESN’T SLIDE BY BATTERS Lindsay Rose draftchampionship It was announced Stewart Bolen that they would divide first and ed from Baltimore by the Phillies AMERICAN ASSOCIATION second money and play tomorrow boasts a “slide ball” something new Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 9 for the title to the majors Bolen’s freak delivKansas City 6 Louisville 8 Other leaders include: as yet has failed to startle ery 13 3 St Paul Toledo Walter Pursey Seattle pro and Hornsby Herman Terry and other Minneapolis 13 Columbus 0 Dr O F Willing Portland ama star batsmen C Machine one-ga- For CHICAGO June 20— (AP)— Mate three-year-o- Card ld le left-hand- 4 er ’ item: t — Tommy : Armour wins British open golf cham- - pionship with Spalding clubs and playing the Spalding ball Tommy Armour is a Spalding golf consultant j f —anything worth doing at all is‘ worth doing welL — to play ybur best golf you’ll need the best in golf clubs--th-at means j ! ! ! 1 ' f Stpatf to AajjTS'ivLll butf onhjUadinjq make of tile! fixthQndee lifetime Guaranteed Value possible because Goodyear builds MILLIONS MORE tires than any other company 30x3 1-- 2 29x450 30x450 $439 560 569 All sizes low priced 28x475 665 29x475 675 698 29x500 Save cm tubes too me Co ModemTire Service TIRE MERCHANTS AND VULCANIZERS GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1915 2246-4- 8 Phone 346 Washington Aye ’ ’ j —you'll find the complete Spalding line in our SPORT SHOP iiflBss w Spalding golf clubs ! Honors 72-ho- — news i which conquered Twenty Grand in Double Ball the Preakness galloped to victory in the $10000 American derby at PORTLAND Ore June 20— (AP) Washington Park today own- —Sacramento’s Senators hit Kallio The chestnut ed by A C Bostwick of Philadel- and Killeen freely here today to dephia won in a thrilling driving fin- feat the Portland Beavers 5 to 1 in ish with Pittsburgher gaining the the second game of a double victory by a nose Joey Bibb a sensational allow- header Portland won the first ance race performer in the west game 2 to 0 with Walter Malls alfurnished a surprise by finishing lowing the visitors only four hits third three lengths ahead of Morpheus the third outsider to share in the rich purse Mate finished the mile and a Batteries: Hamilton' Glllick and quarter in 2:042 equalling the track Wirts Malls and Woodall record A crowd of 40000 saw the second game: R H E 1 4 14 race Mate outstanding favorite Sacramento 1 5 2 rewarded his backers with $450 to Portland win $384 to place and $310 to Batteries: Vinci and Wirts show paid $1928 to lio Killeen and Fitzpatrick LEGirtEffS Clinton-Syracus- 600 012 030 — 12 010 020 200— 5 run— Hartley Home Summary: e hits — King Bingham Hartley P Flinders Vest Stolen Double play — Bonham to P Flinders to Beus Sacrifice hit —Beus Struck out — By Hartley 6 by Maycock 5 by Perkins 4 by Mclvor 1 Hit with pitched ball— McBride by Hartley Wild pitch— Perkins Bases on balls — Off Edson 1 off Maycock 1 off: Hartley 4 defeat to Edson Time of Charge game — Two hours Umpires — Kap-pl- e and Barney According to President Herbert Hoover “the friendly rivalry of athletes of all nations in the Olympic games not only develops sportsmanship but contributes to the advance of international good will and fellowship” Two-bas- The three young women pictured discovered an invigorating and thrilling way ten spend hot summer afternoons one day last wTeek when they flew in a modern covered wagon from Airport Ogden to Antelope Island in Great Salt Lake for a refreshing dip in the cool briny waters The Utah Pacific Airways Inc cabin ship served as their means ol transportation and as a bath house on the sandy shores of the lake Standing beside the ship Pegasus are Helen Johnson Jeaness Rollow and Eunice Davis The next aminer staff photo shows them resting on the clean white sand beach Below Miss Davis playwith Miss Rollow ing leap-fro- g Miss Johnson in the salty waters1 and Pilot Vern Carter of the airways company with the three young above women Before landing the ship on the Caddies at the Ogden golf and flat where James Cruze directed the country club will have their big noted buffalo stampede scene in the inning this week when the annual famous movie “The Covered Wagchampionship is staged All caddies on” Carter circled the island anc will be eligible and matches will be showed the young: women the herd over 18 holes of 56 buffalo from the air George Schneiter professional will The ship left the airport at 3:15 be in charge of the joust in the afternoon and was back Sixteen will be eligible for the there 5:24 It took only six minfirst flight and a like number will utes toatreach the shores of the lake perform in the championship flight and was over the water only three Bill Allsup was medalist last year minutes before land on the Albert Utsman was runner-u- p and island Buffaloreaching were two sighted will be one of the ranking favor minutes later and the landed ship ites on the beach six minutes after that Earl Schneiter and Bud Peterson An salt dip famed are two of the other hot favorites as an invigorating to aid the plane beauty “We will have more than 40 cad- took off for home atand5:11 o’clock dies enrolled for the tournament”: at miles the port landing thirty said George Schneiter last night “I away 13 minutes later look for some fine competition” The island beach offers an ideal The entry list will include the fol place to swim The sand is fine lowing: Keith Oberhansley Frank and pure white It is spotlessly Woolley Lawrence Malan Rodney clean as is the water and there Sanders Orson Mower Arthur no rocks A warm sun beams Clark Paul Wessman Grant Malan are down The every afternoon Roy Stevens Carl Van Metern offered an equally ideal methodship of James Ward Joe Santonelli Leo transportation Lambert Bud Peterson Albert Utsman Bill Blackmore Earl Schneiter John Matern 'Bill Alsup Dan Alsup Henry Mathleu Leonard Kennedy Mervyn Leavitt Glendon Leavitt Jack Blackmore Douglas MacMillan Ken Clause Gerald Clause Earl Houton Vern Van Holst Shirl Alvord and Clyde Pax- 000 000 100—1 NEXT SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Syracuse DIVISION NO 1 Home run—Sharp Summary: No games scheduled Two base hits — A Taylor D Skeen Knight R Walker Double plays— Rampton to D Walker to R Walk- DIVISION NO 2—BRACKET NO 1 er Moyes to A Taylor to Sharp Pleasant View at West Weber Stolen base — Hansen Struck out— South Weber at Hooper By Miller 4 by Singleton 4 Bases Roy at Syracuse on balls — Off Singleton 2 Hit with Clinton at Slaterville SCHEDULE WEEK’S NEXT pitched ball — A Sharp by Miller BRACKET NO June 22 — Mound Fort vs Wash- Time of game — 1 hour and 50 minington at Liberty park Madison vs utes Umpires — Barney and Kap-pl- e Liberty at Plain City Lewis at Lester park Taylor at Willard Riverdale at Warren CLINTON June 24 — Mound Fort vs St Josephs at Libertv park Quincy vs contests featured the open Polk at Lester park CLOSEgames June 26— Polk vs Lewis at Liberty of the first round of the second half in tne B division park Washington vs St Joseph at of the Weber county farm bureau Lester park June 27 — Dee vs Lorin Farr at league Saturday Roy won the headliner by trim Liberty park Quincy vs Mound Slatarville 5 to 5 Plain City Fort at——Lester park ming - — —— nosed out Willard in a slugfest and OGDEN CITY COMMERCIAL Pleasant View outscored Hooper LEAGUE Second round games will be played next Saturday Scores: Division A ton OGDEN DIVISION NO 2—BRACKET NO 1 AB R H PO A E Pleasant View 12 10 Hooper Wade ss Batteries: Chamberlain and Cra-gu- n Brizelle and Flinders Mclvor lb-- p McBride cf Vest 3b Zito c j i Close Battles In Farm Bureau Loop McFarlane rf alternate teams to represent Salt Lake are: R N Brintpn and J J Ferrin two detectives Sherm Faulkenrath : and Sherm Christensen Elmer Hale and Harvey Pierce W R Hawkes and T B Burbidge L Fi Bastow and R W Morrison Alternates: L R Terry and T W Dee and A H Rogers and D J Blazzard the latter two being 6 feet 5 and' 6 inches !: tall respectively Dewey Barnes popular Ogden police traffic officer will meet H Shanks also of the Ogden department In a barrel fight This contest must be seen to be appreciated Harbertson announces It will be ten rounds or less R C Knowles and J J Fillman of Logan will perform in four round boxing contests against two officers of the rovo police department 300-pou- nd 5 THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE June 21 — Red and White vs Sper-ry- s at the stadium June 23 — Sperrys vs Armstrongs at Five Points Merchants vs Red and "White at Monroe park H j f -- i Sergeant Sherman Faulkenrath of the Salt Lake police traffic department telephoned the names of the men who will represent Salt Lake in teams pitted against Og- s |