Show PORTS SHIELDS TAKES TITLE C tRST N X April 14— (UP)i-Fra- nk annual! won the New! and north York Shields today south tennis 'championship by defeating Wilmer Alli 2 Dame xu-son Austin Texas in a PTTvTRHT 3 ur z-no- 6-- 0 Miss Jane Sharp Pasadena Calif won tiW wo- 1 me £Z7 OGDEN UTAH EDITED BY AL WARDEN - 4-- A 1 — — 1 A ' major league summer umii- Pitchers Ed Baecht and Jimmy Walkup and In fielder Art Scharein were sent to Milwaukee' the Browns American association farm and Catcher Tom Health was returned to San Antonio of the 1 S A -- Texas league PAGE fflS Open M 'it Major Loui Browns today announced the release of four Dlavcrs ) MAi9ttMM 4Vkl J1Vfc' wact4aw t I lioD1(D 1 ' i er sports writers n j 6-- w i LlL LI BROWNS RELEASE FOUR ST LOUIS April 14— (AP)— The St Bill Brancher Rnsseil Kewland Henry McLf mor Gould George Klrksey and Leg Goatea Alan are among the famous galaxy ct Standard-ExaminK men's north and south singles tennis championship by defeating Mis3 Norma Taubele New York national 2 indoor champion 6 8-- Li SECTION 14-1- B ' SOFT? SPORTS STAFF ALL-STA- R 7i " Campaign Tuesday sir Washington Opposes Utah Alumni In Down Spring Gridiron BaMe Varsity Bos ton Red Sox In n Team TEDESCO FLIPS Monday's——Solo Game Presenting The Ogden Country Club i Ten-Ma- I — Spirited Races Predicted in Both Circuits Majority of Experts Favor Giants Red Sox Tigers and White VSox Loom as New Threat in Amercan League Race ' V1 o 7 s ' - — ' ' Associated Press Sports Editor YORK April 14— (AP)— AN Major league baseball embarks Honday on its recovery program MAKING IT SNAPPY TTMMY McCLUKE the new as well s as the performances of athletes will themselves the When the Giants played Nashat Dothan Uabama a few days ago Dothan Jsaw its first big "when league club since l917 the Braves and Yinks played that town Incidentally Bill Terry of the Giants drew his unconditional release from Dothan Georgia State league in 1315 and his salary was $75 per month If Panama will put up fifteen grand the Giants will train there in 1935 French former Ogden Larry chucker is slated to perform on the slab for the Pirates' when they open the season against fthe Cardinals at ville St Louis next week r STQEFEN— 1 justify the most sweeping changes made since were in style To focus the n a t ional spotlight on the get-- a w a y gestures chin-whisk- v y V scoffers LONG the t VERNON OOME1 i ators American league will play the rejuvenated Boston lied Sox In Monday's solo opening at the capital President Roosevelt will throw out the firs1 ball and the occasion will be 'marked otherwise by ceremonies calculated to show off the great American at Its best All 16 big league clubs thorough ly overhauled and Imbued with the optimism of spring time will swing into action Tuesday With a favor able break In weather upwards of 200000 fans it 1$ hoped will turn out for the openihg- festivities The National league makes Its bow in New York Brooklyn St Louis and Cincinnati the American league win hoist the flags in Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Chicago j 7 j NATIONAL LEAGUE si- - i 11 in " v 11 DOYLE GIVES ifi feXT j r w- (April Washington at Boston Washington and Boston of the American league pry the lid off with a curtain raiser at Washington Monday President Roosevelt will toss the first ball v m'v i f i i u ft 5 x I S n I a i f f i xr--' J :y ""i Vc a CHAMPS EDGE IN NEW RACE jr - ' s !" fix M'i V- - If ! - Mhi-- i: - ! iii I - -- V' i ''''T1" - t ':- "" ' J ' " vi ed— trtSJ?: Jrt mS r 4 outplayed the varsity team The Utes made only one first down during contest which was held to 40 minutes of play while the 1 11 £s NEWLAND PICKS MAX BAER OVER ITALIAN ARTIST - f I" V On Fairways And Greens A i "By Tommy Axelson Coast Critic Gives Jimmy McLarnin Edge In Bout With Barney Ross it - lwopauag f rfrif"" ISrJ w° tiat ST: " Ti SvMi" Itea pihw -- 1 - tl"' iT 4-- 7-4-- -2 8-- t j V ! 6-6-- 6-- nZv ng 6-- txta -c 4-- 8-- 1 -v- r 8-- 5-- -6 7-- 4-- 7-- CHOCOLATE IS L ' tT i1?1 rwtl iTwh?! tt'SS COASTBATTLE t SL£SS rJ lfW me 1 In the third TWtl twrirv1 Tedesco erstwhile Utah quarterbackj uncorxea several passes which Sieater gathered in to place the ball on the varsity slx-valine Tv line bucks failed and a nans tm1 downed but on fourth down Tedesco dropped far back of the lin ofi scrimmage and flipped a wide pa si to noya utter rormer Utah rnd who caueht the nlffskin on th run as he stepped into the end ton Frank Chrlstenscn former full back' mainstay missed the nlar ment for the extra point The varsity's most serioti-- l threat came ln the final period when Marvin Pugh guard intercepted an alumni pass on the graduates' rd line The stars of old rallied to the occasion however and tha varsity lost the ball on downs Tne uneup: Alumni Pos Varsity Utter le Swan It McKenzIe Walling Savich! Welch lg e Jonas Roberts Croft Puzft rg !' ' Simklns rt Jeppson Johnson re Bcckstfad Tedesco (Amctt qb Christensen lh Kramer Sieater rh Piomeroy Beckstead fb Rinaldl Score by periods: Alumni 0 0 0 0—0 j rd aa 13-ya- i ' : ! Utah 0 Alumni scormgr Utter (pass) 0 D 0—0 touchdownl FISHING POPULAR California's peak Bales of flAis ii license totaled 250000 1 nd i ! ! an-arou- "Tr e 50-foo- ter PREPARED XTrl riTir y-- bailers pushed over a touchdown in tne tnird period and held the upper hand most of the way After a scoreless first period! which saw several ' threatening passes but little actual i yardage gained the alumni opened !ut riai the end of the first half and with Koiana sieater halfback jcarrjln the oval pushed the Utes ibirk tr their line where the half-tigun ended the marchJ j ' t £vfSr&1SS SIMONS foot- - graduated A re six-ya- rd split-favorit- nThPtrS ou- tsmarted and The wrath of the golfing gods And of the 95 strokes 45 were putts By RUSS J NEWLAND And the hard luck story Is com apparently is descending on the SAN FRANCISCO— -- (AP) —After venhead of this humble writer who pleted by the experience of T E ln the crystal ball we guess tured the other afternoon to ex- Thomas An otherwise ideal day at gazing — anc out to irnisn third :t Kw for the first ttoe land will help the w that: press what should have been an ex- the royal and ancient game was of the training lubs in Pittsburgh and Max Baer will beat Frlmo Car pert opinion on the relative tourn- completely ruined for him on the nera uie Yankees were the second ai""c"c financial come- Tv for the heavyweight title Baer ament hole On first his merits of the first around golfing great jaunt backs Neverthellss it finds the folce at 2 to 1 Doyle explained will be Su in shape Don't be misled he hit a spoon shot and broke is on in this vicinity shift in favor of the New York 5M? Athletics and Phillies shorn of most score He's lazy and wants GpSgvJnS! SifS? that The technical error It would spoon quite completely Then as he to loaf now Cunnlng' of their star players who were sold club as due to the fine work of the By June 14 he'll be X In two more races— 1 : seem Is in overlooking a pair of started his second round he whaik v'L4' as a direct keystone combination of Red or down vicious and and determined up Rolfe £hej during the running! of the Kansas earnest and ardent golfers The ed his ball from the tee and liter snarly Mike Cantwell is just as cap who his driver around his and Perm relays f but two are Clyde Hardin of El Monte ally wrapped can't Kduring the past few lean years !" of Tony Lazzeri and Lou as fC!fl able is in the busitrainer hitting there — in neck several j Bill driv they get that Bonthron guy parts! (The and Carl Gaskill of the Country A i bar- - Gehrig through the southern exhibi- s of The ness wholesale effect the will on r Max have his toes r seems as if some imea up coo? Club Clyde took Rudy Ittaus out er I mean) can't Camera hit hard enough to Ah This me! out of those game of golf! the other afternoon and adminSS2i f1Ways The world champion New Vnrv can Baer Baer hurt league clubs since last Uason will hit hard istered a near lacing to the El linethe to Giants 8 hurt remained an to day CcloLl 5 enough choice to ppentajf: anybody The big The good old ? " Dr A W Petty and W IL Harn Monte champion And Gaskill has 111 tne swell a fellow eager to Italian is "e Naonal r-JTv ris proved themselves handiest KT8 league The At ley is said to VJl been injecting venom into his to to-and learn listen to coun willing thing up his the with the putter at the Country sel but he at5 drives and accuracy into his short master cannot simply tuckv ierby Club Saturday In the first club and l that something ?aFdinals game with increasing deadly efto the Baer has ta toe aM?ae way proper J1 Is probably Baker's close punch tournament 4t01 of the year the two anticipated fect He is playing nearer and a v"c race double e hook from left up picked senior circuit " "7 K"bwo 29 18 go out after Colon! lj tied 7a with for the holes twn i hltrh a Tric on me "lvorv rhpv i putts nearer Old Man Far rolling up vnnrmvn uauuis n success Derby win Dr Petty had 16 on the first nine Trainer Cantwell that would knock a 76 the other evening by way Long jI offered In the open market and Huey over a brick wall He knocked my is welcome to the tfe and 13 on the second while Harwin 2nd 3rd of documentary evidence of the the other is that their minor league Giants wrist watch clears off my arm by 5 13 on ris lr2 1- -6 16 had on the first and of his war clubs V potency UUDS I I 1hitting me on thei palm of my left ' -3 2 5 SPEAKING OF FIGURES Watch out for this pair of hard-clouti- ' the second Dr E E Greenwell hand Anyone who thinks they can 1 "rates even 2- - 5 CONJA HENIE th world's f itnir- Ros Huish tied and for third with gents i i duplicate the trick is welcome to 11 5 skatin? rhflmnfnti ie or rturf ivarainaia i And while we're at this business 30 putts each Cy Hammond try office is room 234 diron 10-Braves to another line of athletic endeavor 1 1 5 of picking 'em out there are a pair tanked the longest putt rolling icle My Rolfe and Don Hpffner building 40-15-one 42 1 in from 1 feet on the second 1 Dodgers one rants tnira among the of youngsters at the Country Club iw Around the fortunes of Nw Phillies If Camera lays on Baer and de 100-- 1 40-- 1 20-- 1 green round an who tennis piayers oi Norway iUuminating two provided 1 York's principal entries in the Reds to wrestle Baer will forget he cides 100-- 1 40-- 1 20-- 1 are to us In be of for last night They the United diamond derby hinge the chief de- golf wXpec" is towues this supposed to be a gentleman Max TOURNEY TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE summer as a member of Gus Becker and Garth Peck Gus i is a team that will! chaJlpnpR th velopments of the spring training El plenty strong enough to take care Monte will a hold Win 2nd 3rd nine golfers has a game that is nearing real himself Camera's weight advan of 1- -6 hole Senators tournament" m AmrIca- 5 A tee out and from the far putting today polish Hitting stock to a point where Broadway u rwTu doesn't alarm me which Is 1ten tage cent 5 a cornfr on the Jew- - betting commissioners today rate Yankees out icWlLn putting with steadiness if not bril ana tne entry fee will be charged natural ' T TmtVi 1seeing it is Beer's worry will an Sox Red j winner -3 receive 1 5 liance he will be a real threat nlvr Do recall Jack Dempsey weigh you 10-- 1 award in 3merchandise tee 1 White Sox ana from the has Garth even isaseirsc wuiiin th Waj?hirt$rton SmfttflM In thP difficulty ' 183 ed around 15-4pounds when he - 1 7--5 1 but an i idea of his golf is gained Isadore American league Icontrasts with a Indians Tlli:617 Greenberg knocked out WUlard? And Jess Edwards 15-13 Jim defeated Carl Lan from used 1 1 the fact that he 5 only &1 Ka3t ide family growing sign of 4larm among fol- - I Tigers ? With 15-tv rnnHnrsto meore i 6- -1 50-- 1 on nine holes! Included in his caster 5 and 3 and Jack Crane won Willard was in Camera's poundage u Athletics 1 putts 60-- 1 20-- 1 10-- 1 for a a 1 up decision over Virgil Dunk- - class SO what? Yes we like Baer exhibition was a Browns Greenberg's parents are weal- - Giants- - " j FOR thy residents of the Bronx is" two birdie on ley in challenge matches at El the final green I The feelhrr lhat BIU Terrv's Our inext' guess Is Jimmy Mc Monte Saturday eattie Feathers Tennessee's all- DOWNS AND UPS will not get the "breaks" balance and pitch- will belt Barney Ross loose Larnin American halfback1 17 not mm ZZXZT to W Hand the day's plaudits we old power from his mg strengtn for maior against ready Geertsen IL and been Jackson! He i John has George couver B undemlnnlngs The Van playing tup in iwoo xne iact u uicy jace ouu lie W Tf Ui hue i Irishman has what it local professionals meet needs to golf for Io! these many years in Schneiter the swap of Goslin to De for cept ten second naps produce E toe Charles 50 Saturand StenSid' near Harmon mark the Foley figures Gus Mancuso and unable so far to troit for Outfielder Stone the Sen Casy Ross couldn't u nave seared him for the make a deal calculated to offset punch his way out of day he played really fine golf to in a best ball feature at Bonneville a cloud of smoke on ators 1933 club stand their pat a w afternoon ic-41 Is Former Championi Flat card a at the Country Club! this f motm arp in tha """o" jteauiprs New Yorkers-asidfrom their Ross is a slick boxer but Mc- vt I16 Also distinctly among those presTo Broke combination Win will Larnin is just as good That leaves rely Hopes up ent was Heber Young who had vu wic ten pounds weight ad aiwws with oy iea Ianaj even axju lootoallers who vrv: f Jimmy i TL Back Lost Honors rounds of 43 and 46 for an eightLrTJiI xne Gehrig and Ruth plus pitching rc snarpsnooter best wallop Differmond game including 'Jim Thorpe renowned wieur and the vantage een 89 hole of total Carl Hubbell has been come-bacence in weight Is important among Ken Strong Orville lohler et al by Ruffing and Gomez Jackson's with SAN card 14— FRANCISCO par compared April Four American league clubs the smaller ring men McLarnin Watch the Cardinal's box scores PENNANT CONTENDERS siifflr1ontlv Imnrnvivl hi (AP) —ofKid Chocolate Cuba's black follows: nnrvr should retain his welterweight crown the name of Edward Greer S3 544 353—37 454 Par CLASH" the majority of experts rated as pennant factors Three of pearl the prize fight ring rubbed a right handed pitcher from the asAlthough without the slighte difficulty and 464 546 354—41" Jackson well as the betting odds ptill favor them the Red Sox Detroit raled Ross is his lightweight title isnt Houston farm Tigers lucky He required just two putts on hf won 22 games two fights in this Ross ln at stake Texas leagce last season of at 3?ast three other National were each com New effect the York boxing green In the foursome beneficiaries of the whole- mission Weber section Davis principal Ogden and track wnlch is prettyi fair tossing recently were downright should dust off the feather- Dr Douglas Pincock George H sters will collide in a league clubs the Chicago Cubs sale dispersal of veterans by the ' Charles Dunkley SPINK PICKS 'EM disappointing triangular Lowe crownand Fred Summerhill it bestowed on and Pittsburgh Pirates and St Louis Athletics The other Cleveland will weight or Chicago light writers as at the stadium megt dean I G TAYLOR SPINK veteran Cardinals Ogden Friday took his from because are he away hijhly regarded by benefit from the return to Its old at three- - sures me Ross Is ft better fighter — T J writer rf "The Keed" is going to win it At the same time F F Putnam afternoon mcommencing sources of opinion All three smaller both thei Dick director than his appearances here would and' e anks to win the Ameri- - have been p league grounds thirty Kapple had luck of another kind He took of athletics at Ogden High conspicuously iir strength- - prowess of a remarkable pitching back indicate 1 Qt j ' Al t t The ebony warrior will meet 95 strokes to negotiate the 18 holes But after watching ' McLarnin Frankle Wallace of Cleveland in a meet clout will the for "Complete Young Corbett into the lone plans !to offset Tlie Boston tta Olant def ? here Mor It be perfected Monday" said Coacn sieep jast year-z- or night' more beat two Wallace three title my then tna American tjpw vwv I he boys out here then I go back to Kapple "There is a possibility that vote goes to the formerthedespite about Left? Grove's abilitv tn shake will be the start of a come-bac- k the 01t A to Is bear indicated than Washingby the of f a sore arm and iustifv the hopes will lead him by the shortest New York This time tTTtr not Davis ne iaes am may compete nasn'c since Regardless last saving I St lougnt Louis CleveifrH TrTf odds of 10 to 1 against their pen- - iouuu f of this fact we will meet Weber at May 23 f uacs 1U" jviuauu all money" paia lor rus services by the Ntiona? his selections nact chances j and the' Garden Red Sox Square ar important the stadium Friday afternoon if The other side of the srgument He last Cleveland Wallace beat in Tso-- Pittsburgh New It will take more than new man- - The Athletics minus first-mt- fi he pocketed for several December c money Glen Worthington's athletes com- is camera might beat Baer and Decem last his fight la Boston agers to lift any Of the ether Na- - pitching and the St Louis Browns I years ' tHn7lV7trtt-nnaUthe meet will be- - a three-c- or loss might grab of' McLarnin's pete 25 out ber i he was knocked by ana urooKivn i vtjjjiiid I in the 400000 process of reconstruction by The tunes of some title so the moral is: 'Don't bet on Please note that v earned Frankle Kllck when he lost the nered affair I tne J Rogers oHmsby an old I doUars stUl tinkle in Chocolate's Senators fifth m 1 VhT VLll ennsylvania' - recognized junior Track athletes at the two local fights" ' National hero releseem He's mind ?f league niintT rcwT" practically and nigh schools engaged in brief workleague the lightweight title hr— to toe rear ted cornouts last week Intensive drills will care kind of ard for unless doesot that fSZZZl ffn than third la the Nation a f kid "The isn't they Jr! long by through SHORT ARM TO E LAS IE? ocover some unexpected resources pany "this week We've had ' all thi nirfr T!TU I be scheduled f tva ways" said Manager Gultterez — After hilarious several career of Angle Galan rookie at The now flings mink he is convinced that lack the pitching resources to be- ?°'et r' life CHARLEY a OLD GOOD Keed" has "The different Of the Chicago Cubs mix third baseman and dont " fighting playing VERY CONFUSING VZ piece 01 come pennant factors on outlook man So his active oldest The of says be will win the That's manager things may paper I think he by a short handicapped tossing 'err Into a draw- why Minnesota Jlash a sophomore ager Luis Guitterez This time it find 15 difficult to be- er Eomewnere until October 1 is New Char arm— in tournament heavyweight his prize fighters featherweight right throwing wing His come accustomed at first to tba halfback named Clarksoa this foot- will be all business without the York He isn't quite 23 years old ley Harvey The wearer across cleaves f have diamond the altered lineups in the ball season who can pass with "monkey" prefix mnstirhft ii t1n been so erratic that Woody English like ne of the wnims-lik- fl to sticks and busmess i it he i opinions in th Really irr j and kick with either Chocolate's comeback plans shape promised there isnt any reason why pilot cf Steve Hamas Penn State has been given his old job back at u issue remains the rsame Washing- - I foot up something like this: "First 1 he shouldn't get back up there" flash tae hot comer ri "TCC lthough the alumni i 1 Seasoned golfers captured team positions on the Ogden n club golf and country aggregation for 1934 The " in are the left to right: George players squad picture bchneiter professional George Eccles William Ludden Carl Gaskill Cy Hammond Bob Carmen Dr E W Thatch er Warner Arthur and Dr LeRoy Pugmire Art Benning club champion and the only seeded play er at the club is pictured at the lower left 10- - j ill i I - ' ' ten-ma- 14-(A- P)-The SL!?3 tv- — 4- iX£E?: S?SSSS I i ? f - J££v £?Sr fKra? V ly : : -- 8000 to persons flocked to the Tjjtoiver sity of Utah stadium for the fprinu football classic and the fans were rewarded fori their efforts for a game rivaling Utah's fall battles was play- the-enti- - : j! at 000 L-- 16) 0 A crowd estimated AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Washington to 6 St Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago at Philadelphia S today The University of Utah alumni gridders defeated the Budding Rocky? mountain conference title contender Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati champion Sen- - of the LAKE CITY April 14- -1 AP) — The Crimson gridiron stars of yesteryear were too good fot the Crimson varsity lineup of 1931 In an exhibition game here schedule for the opening of the major league baseball teams Tuesday April 17: New York ! C ALT HERE'S the ers Washington In-'- Chub Utters Snags Lleathel In End Zone Ogden Hi Mentor Performs CONTESTS : a ISSUE ' -- h£ PASS TO DECIDE Senators And Yankees Are STOEFEN'S Tictory over SUNDAY BASEBALL Allison in fthe River Oaks Given Same Rating In Apart from the drastic player tournament at Houston Texas shake-ups to designed bring about Junior Circuit v f kinda gives the idea that the big blond should be nurnber one rank- - more exciting v pennant races in WEW YORK AprU ing player in the United States i £vn£ in not and Les Frank Shields Washington Senators and the New has been mopping $p the courts in of a livelier ball! York Yankees win open the Ameri- by the National grand style during) the winter decan es to similar American's the league season to and league feating everyone ihj sight m iactors he's sure to go as a singles contes Km the pennant according to the tant in the Davis Cup competition revised betting odds made fndav hv i ui Bernie Blerman'f excuse for a lawralfe lack of good sprinters at Minnesota f°f Hb held th Ippw om — LES O — HERE'S SCHEDULE OF BIG LEAGUE that hopeful public s u pp ort na-- J tlonal male tabid tennis champion Is a department store clerk In Inand! also a tap dancdianapolis er of some ability j who hopes to strut his stuff in front of the footlights one of thesef days' Eight shells are expected to take part in this year's Poughkeepsie regatta June 16 i Navy Columbia Penn Cornell Syracuse Cali-orn- ia Washington and Marietta and just in case your geography Is not so hot Marietta college is at Marietta O and the boys are apt to spring a surprise for the : — l twrwrgw y j TVJEW O -- k- 1 By ALAN GOULD j x C ri 'fr W S e 1 ilr ks TRACK SOUIDS oer 'tit t FRIDAY hto?T - 'I - f r A y- I I 13?? 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