Show 10 rf IH—IHHIJ - -- - 11 V m — — iuiimjiiL —— — — — — tjiits ITMIT ft 17' tYank ee Slugget Colorful Two NowMed With Rival Swat Expert UTAH DEFEATS Thornley and Ostler Set New State Records in Hammer and Javelin SALT LAKE CITY May 5 — (AP) —Utah university's track and field team defending champion of the Rocky Mountain conference rolled up a surprising 97 to 48 victory over the Utah State Agricultural college squad in a dual meet here today Only two weeas ago tne uies CLEVELAND poor second to Brigham iABRHPOAE Young auniversity and backers of the i 4 0 0 Rice rf rated the Fanners on had Crimson L 4 0 1 1 1 Pvtlak c even terms with the Redskins 3 0 0 3 0 Averill cf The showing of Utah brought the 4 0 1 2 0 Vosmik If Red and White back into the thick 4 0 2 10 1 Trosky lb of the fight for both western divls- 4 0 2 0 1 Hale 3b on and conference honors 2 : 4 0 0 2b Moore Jack Thornley and Harry Ostler 7 Knickerbocker ss 3 1 1 both of Utah furnished the out1 1 0 0 Hildebrand p standing performances with state 0 0 0 0 Lee p record breaking results J 0 0 0 0 Brown p Thornley tossed the Javelin 1934 0 0 0 Bean p feet to break the record established 0 x 0 0 by Smith of Utah State in 1922 The Tr-- ll I 0 0 0 previous mark was 18902 Ostler hurled the hammer 1517 feet five J33 1 7 24 13 3 inches over the record held by Jack Totals for Le£ In 5th Johnson Utah track and football star who made the mark last year 7th Brown in for CaDtain Herman Goldstein of WASHINGTON AB R H PO A E Utah was high pont man with 11 markers representing J 2 0 1 0 0 1 and Travis 3b J 2 1 0 2 2 0 first place In the two dashes and Boken 3b J 4 2 1 1 5 0 the anchor position on the winning Myer 2b J team 5 2 3 4 0 0 880 yard-rela- y Manush If J The summary 5 1 1 11 0 0 Kuhel lb Hammer—Osier Utah Stokes Ag Schulte cf i 3 2 1 2 0 0 3 gies Ward Aggies 1517 feet (state 4 Stone rf record) ss 4 0 0 2 4 0 Cronin 1 High jump— Lee Aggies Ryan 3 0 1 0 Berg c 0 1 0 0 0 Aggies and Kinner Utah tied for Stewart p second 5:10 Mile— Rich Aggies E Barlow of 1 11 12 34 9 27 Totals Gallacher Utah 5:28 Utah Score by Innings — Jeppson Utah Anderson of 440 000 000—1 Cleveland L001 :503 015 003 OOx—9 Utah Adams Utah Washington 100— Goldstein Utah hits — Hale Utah Nelson Aggies :10 Greenwell Summary: Twcj-baStone! Myer Manush Schulte Shot put—Peterson Aggies: Ost rif ice — Stewart ler Utah Three -- base Law Aggies 44 feet 7 inches and Knickerbocker to! Trosky Knicker Pole vault — Hodge and F Barlow bocker to Moore to Trosky Boken Utah and Hanson Aggies all tied to Kihel Losing pitcher — Hllde for first 11 feet 6 inches brand 120 high hurdles—Dansle Utah Judd Aggies Ryan Aggies :156 CAPTURE OPENER Javelin— Thornley Utah Davies PHILADELPHIA May 5— (AP)— Utah Bennett Aggies 1934 feet a Hammering seven runs across the state record 880— Daughters Utah Smith of plate in a bristling eighth Inning Connie Mack's Ath Utah Rich Aggies 2:017 220— Goldstein Utah Nelson letics took the season opener with Schaub Aggies :222 the Chicago White Sox 10 to 4 today mile— Roberts Aggis Wiley Two CHICAGO Utah G Pyper Aggies 10:036 AB R H PO A E Broad Jump— RIchins Utah Dan 3 2 0 1 1 Uhalt rf sle Utah Cherrington Aggies 22 4 0 2 1 0 Haas cf j feet 2 inches J 4 0 0 10 1 Bonura lb 220 low hurdles-StroUtah J 3 1 2 2 0 Simmons If Dansle Utah Ryan Aggies :256 4 0 0 2 Discus— Grosso Utah Simmons Appling ss 1 3 2 2 3b Dykes Aggies Law Aggies 136 feet one 4 2 0 0 i Inch Hayes 2b i 3 0 0 2 Shea c 880 relay— Utah (RIchins Jensen 0 Call Goldstein) won 1:317 ii 1 0 0 L 3 0 0 2 Mile relay— Utah (Anderson Har Earnshaw p 1 0 0 0 0 tenstein Adams Jeppson) won 3:- Wyatt p 20J5 0 0 0 0 Pomorski p nu 0 0 — Gallivan p 0 f I and Ott Mel Chuck Klein the National league pace setters The first circuit swat came off Eldon Auker's delivery vJfv the in ! ! ! with Charley Ruffing ana nea the second came sacks Rolfe on the Rowe offered Lyn first on the pitch The other him In the seventh of the result was the run Ruthlan He second the In Babe's grounder and second Myrti forced Rolfe at on the Hoag ran home from' third play DETROIT RUTH Whlte Cf Goslln If Cochrane c Hayworth c rtoVrlrtrpr 2b Greenberg lb Walker rf Rogell ss Owen 3b Fischer p Auker p 2 0 1 ted 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 5 4 1 4 3 1 xClifton 1 2 1 0 3 i 12 i0 8 0 NEW YORK cf Rolfe 63 RHPO AE 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 9 1 3 1 4 0 4 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 1 0 4 2 0 0 3 2 4 Ruth rf" Bird rf Gehrig lb 0 4 Chapman If Lazzeri 3b Dickey c 4 2 Heffner 2b Ruffing p Bmythe p se 0 2 1 2 5 3 hits-4Sac- one-four- 1 35 10 12 27 12 Totals Rrnrf bv lnnines: rtrnft New York I I J3 GROVE SLUMPS "nnsTON Mav 5— (AP)— Showing Bob nothing of his old time form 1934 start his made "Lefty" Grove a dismal one today when the Boston Red Sox swept a two game series with the St Louis Browns with a 2 victory wpird Th nH Riv i5Snno Rntithnaw who has been nursing a sore muscle lit ' his pitching arm almost from the moment he reported at the training camp had a 3 lead when he- made his long delayed appear ance on the mound to relieve George Walberg in the fourth inning Rnllle Hemslev was the first bat ter to face him and Grove quickly passed him Strange scored him with a triole to rieht and Coffman's tingle drove in the shortstop Clif doubled and "Lefty" after filling the bases by throwing four consecu- ' live balls to the danzerous Sammy West waved his pitching arm in cespalr ana voluntarily quit tne 13-1- i ? : m ess 1 0 0 I41 4 6 24 14 xx-Swan- Totals 0 Senators Lose First ' Game of Oak Series for $hea in fith for jGallivan in 9th PHILADELPHIA SACRAMENTO May 5— (AP) — AB R H PO A E came in for its first win Oakland 3 2 0 Warstler 2b of the week today as Hal Haid pitch 4 2 Cramer cf 0 ed a four hit game and won as he 1 4 4 0 iUUlJf 5 to 1 Two singles in the pleased 1 8 1 2 Foxx lb seventh Sacramento netted its lone 4 1 1 2 xvii an oo score 3 Johnson If 0 0 RHE 4 2b 2 2 Higgins 100 301 000— 5 5 Oakland 3 1 9 2 Berry c dOO 000 100— 1 4 Sacramento 1 0 0 0 0 Cain p Batteries: Haid and Raimondi 1 0 0 0 2 Matuzak p Unound Home and Hartwig galkeld ' 1 1 0 0 I ST LOOTS — 1 Kline p 0 0 1 ABRHPOAE Clalmed to be the largest of its 4 2 1 0 2 0 Clift 3b kind in the world a ship elevator 4 1 1 0 0 VVest cf Totals L31 10 9 27 12 has Just been placed in operation in 3 1 0 10 0 JBuras lb for Matuzak in 7th Nlederfinow Germany to raise ves 4 2 2 2 0 Score by innings "Pepper If sels 117 feet In the Hohenzollern 4 0 0 0 ?!amrthell rf f : 011 010 010— 4 Canal at a speed of 4 inches a Chicago 5 0 0 5 lellllo 2b 000 101 17x— 10 second- Philadelphia 1 3 1 6 3 Jlemsley c — hits — Sim Summary: two-ba- se 1 0 0 0 0 'Grube c mons Home runs — Simmons Mc 4 2 2 2 Strange ss Coleman Dykes Nair Higgins 0 0 0 0 fWeaver p Sacrifices — Finney Hayes Haas 1 0 1 0 McAffee p McNair Double play— Berry to Hlg 1 3 1 2 Coffman p 1 3 0 0 gins Winning pitcher— Kline Los lladley p V 1 0 0 ing pitcher— Wyatt 0 Ganns M 9-- - ' th ing 100 000 410—6 320 310 100—10 Two base hits: White Rowe tnree base hit Lazzeri home runs Ruth 2 Dickey double plays: Heffner to (unassisted) Greenberg Gehrig Winning pitcher: nulling losing iltcher Fischer : 10 10 i3 0 Batted for Auker in fifth AB ed one-four- th 0 6 11 24 36 xx-Batt- 0 1 3 2 1 10 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 Rowe p Totals xx-nou&- na ABRHPO2 AE 0 f 5 iin-ish- ed 10 fourth ted xx-Batt- ed j ! ? L ' f— HAPPY HARRIER -- -- Totals 35 12 10 24 18 'x—Batted for Hadley In ninth BOSTON AB R H PO AE FerrelL c Walters 3b "zzsJudge 6 5 2 6 2 2 11 5 4 5 2 2 4 1 3 1 4 0 0 1 2 4 1 1 4 0 0 1 110 2 0 13 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 Standings 0 0 0 0 New York 0 0 Chicago 2 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Loui3 0 0 St 111110 Cooke Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brooklyn 0 0 PhUadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 1110 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 'Totals 11 0 0 1 0 NATIONAL I w L Pet 5 6 6 7 7 8 11 11 i i 1- - 4 11 3 12 688 647 600 563 533 467 267 200 10 5 667 2 iv er er S-- Are Licenses Necessary Cliip Off the Block Season Will Close on October 30 Indications are that the open ing day will see more fish caught in Utah "this year than in many previous years said Game Warden W H Anderson Saturday Mr Anderson said that although i the fishing season will open a month earlier this year that there is absolutely no foundation to re 4 ports that the season will be closed earlier than the usual October 30 Most or tne larger streams sucn as the Logan Weber Provo Straw berry river and other streams which a heavy flow throughout maintain i the dryest of years will be kept open as will all the lakes and reservoirs that are regularly open Reports that an early opening of the season necessarily means an early closing are not true Mr Anderson said A few tributaries which may get so low in water that the fish will have to be removed to protect them 7 may be closed but the majority of streams will remain open until autumn he said Many sportsmen are already se curing their licenses tackle ana equipment in preparation for tne season which will open at 4 a m Sunday May 13 Special wardens have been appointed to curb law violations and checking stations will be maintained to inspect catches so as to ascertain the number and var member of the Little Jean Marie NIpgen above couniety of fish taken on the opening Detroit Yacht Club Is the fastest feminine swimmer In the In day try for her age according to her coach Everett Lausten dash Licenses are required by all fish three months the pretty miss cut her time for the 100-yarabove the age of 12 Boys to ermen d 1:09 event from 29 the 128 and seconds from 38 to from 12 to 16 may secure a license for one dollar License for women of any age costs one dollar License for all male fishermen above tne age or A combination 16 Is two dollars and fishing license can be hunting secured forthree dollars Indications are that all streams will be low and clear the opening day and both bait and fly lures will fill baskets for the careiui angler Score by innings: PITTSBURGH May 5— (AP)— State Fish and Game Commis 000 000 001— 1 sioner Newell Cook has announced The Pirates completed a week in Philadelphia 105 COO Olx— 7 that the which they listed three of the Na- St Louis early opening of the seas Two-bahits—Roth on this year is due to the fact that tional league's outstanding pitchers Summary: Medwick the mild winter coupled with the Martin as their victims by trouncing Fred- rock Collins Three-bas- e hits— earlv sDrine and low water has Mills V Davis York New the Fltzslmmons and dy Giants 6 to 3 today The other V Davis Allen Home run—Collins made the fish in condition and losers were Lon Warneke of Chi- Sacrifice—Collins Double14 plays— I thev are further advanced In size VJ cago and Carl Hubbel of New York Lrurocner to rriscn to uoums jei- - than in former years at tnis time A bad error by Hughey Critz on fries to aBrtell to Hurst Losing since nart of eood conservation Is a double play ball in the first in- pitcher — Moore proper utilization of game the com missioner said tne season was open ning gave the Pirates their start RALLY IN EIGHTH and they put over three runs to ed early to permit greater enjoy lost never which a lead ment A of the sport of angling and five they 5— CHICAGO gain (AP)— May Ralph Birkofer went the distance run rally after two were out in the also the use of fish that might be limiting New York to seven hits eighth innine routed Charlev Root lost In low water to gain his third victory More fish have been planted this and gave Boston a 5 to 4 victory over Chicago today and prevented spring than ever before in the state NEW YORK and record catches should ' AB RHPO A E the Cubs from takina: advantage of of Utah this season made 2 2 4 the Giants' defeat to retain the be Moore ilf 1 2 3 National league lead Critz 2b 2 7 4 A single by Shortstop Bill Urban Terry lb Ball 0 2 Vkk U sk with the bases filled scored the 8 0 Jackson ss two tying runs while Dick Gysei 0 1 OGDEN STAKE Leiber cf man counted the winning tally from 1 0 3b Standing of the Teams Vergez third as Billy Herman Cub second 0 2 Won Lost Pet Mancuso c Team-sbaseman let Ruppert Thompson's 0 0 6 0 1000 Thirteenth Fltzslmmons p an him for from get away hopper 1 1 0 66 2 4 Fourth xDanning error 0 0 0 333 4 2 xxSchumacher Sixth who started for the Huck Betts 0 0 0 000 A Smith p 0 6 7 Braves and lasted until he was re Twentieth 0 0 I xxxRIchards moved for Pinch-hittGyselman in 0 0 0 Bowman p the rally although inning eighth Wednesday's Schedule 1 0 0 xxxxRyan touched for 12 hits was the winning Twentieth vs Sixth Liberty Park well shut out the Ben Cant pitcher Fourth vs Thirteenth Van Buran 2 32 3 7 24 13 Totals Cubs with one hit during the last and Twenty-thir- d fifth in xBatted for Fitzsimmons two innings to assure the Braves in fifth xxRan for Danning of victory Friday's Schedule xxxBatted for Smith in seventh BOSTON xxxxBatted for Bowman in ninth Fourth vs Twentieth Van Bureti ABRHPOAE PITTSBURGH and Twenty-thir- d 4 0 1 3 2 0 AB R H PO A E Urbanskl ss Thirteenth vs Sixth Liberty Park 5 0 2 3 0 2 0 0 Thompson rf 4 Jensen! cf 0 4 0 4 1 0 0 Berger cf 3 P Waner rf WEBER STAKE 1 1 1 5 3b 0 5 0 4 Whitney If Llndstrpm Second Half 1 6 2 5 2 5 0 Jordan lb 4 Vaughan ss 1 2 2 4 o 2b McManus 11 Won Lost Pet 0 TeamsSuhr lb 2 4 0 4 0 1000 1 o Lee If 2 4 Eleventh 2b Lavagetto 1 4 0 4 0 1000 c 1 2 0 Hogan 4 Second Thevenow 3b 0 1 0 0 1 000 3 1 0 Spohrer c 4 Nineteenth Grace c 2 3 0 0 1 0 2 000 0 Betts 2 p First Birkofer p 0 0 0 0 000 0 xGyselman Hooper 1 0 0 0 11 0 10 6 Cantwell 27 33 p Totals Score by innings: Monday's Schedule 38-11 27 9 2 Totals 100 010 010—3 New York Hooper vs EleventhThirty-secon- d Betts in for xBatted 001 301 Olx— 6 eighth Wall and Pittsburgh hits—Critz CHICAGO Nineteenth vs First Lewis School Summary: Two-ba- se Three-bas- e hits— Suhr AB RHPO A E Vaughan Home run— Vaughan Galan 3b 3 0 Lavagetto 5 1 Wednesday's Schedule Sacrifices— Birkhofer Ott Double W Herman 2b 1 II 4 0 First at Hooper 0 0 4 0 plays— Jackson Critz and Terry Klein If Eleyenth vs Second at Lewis Fitzsimmons Jackson and Terry Cuyler rf 0 o School 5 2 5 1 0 0 Losing pitcher— Fitzsimmons Stainback cf CARDS WIN 5 0 4 0 MOUNT OGDEN STAKE ss ST LOUIS May "5 — (AP) — Car- English 1 0 0 0 Teams — Won Lost Pet zzF Herman' dinal bats began connecting In the Cammi lb 4" 0 O S 1000 0 o Seventeenth third inning of the Philadelphia Hartnett c 1 667 3 0 0 0 Fourteenth 2 3 0 2 0 Twelfth 333 game here today and sent Austin Root p 2 1 Moore a right hander to the show- Malone 0 0 Eighteenth 0 0 000 0 3 ers with three doubles a triple and zPhelps p 0 0 o T a homer bringing in five runs They Tinning p 0 0 0 0 Tuesday's Schedule coasted: through for a 7 to 1 vicvs Fourteenth Twelfth 1 39 4 13 27 11 tory Totals vs Eighteenth Seventeenth PHILADELPHIA zBatted for Malone in eighth ABRHPOAE ninth in for zBatted Thursday's Schedule English 4 0 0 2 3 0 i Score Bartell ss Fourteenth vs Eighteenth by innings: 3 0 1 0 Chlozza 3b 000 050—5 000 Twelfth vs Seventeenth Boston 3 0 1 2 0 0 Ruble rf 001 300—4 000 4 0 1 4 0 0 Chicago Schulmerich If ld hits— Cuy W J Ney Summary: ' Two-ba- se 4 0 0 9 1 0 Hurst" lb Three-bas- e has Stainard hit— of Great ler England Bentley English 4 1 2 4 0 0 Allen cf - just completed 50 years as bellringer WinW Herman Sacrifice— back 4 0 1 2 0 0 Todd c 400 J 4 0 0 0 4 1 ning pitcher— Betts Losing pitcher- during which time he rung in Jeffries lb — Root belfries 1 0 0 0 0 0 A Moore P f 1 0 1 0 1 0 Pearce p 12-year-- 50-ya- rd Pirates Again Trim Champs Braves Uncork Late Rally se - Soft Results er as If the lntcrmountain eolf tournament to be played May 28 to 30 over the lenirthy Oeden Golf ana uouniy club links is going to be a much more ambitious ioxuTiey f tourname hi l 0 0 33 1 0 0 0 o -o for that H VI I i' ' 4 r Rothrock muddy Alfred Knabb Westches- ter Par State Teachers Col- won the 3000-met- er steeplechase of the Pena Here Is Knabb after Relays hia victory In the grilling grind lege unknown i Ll v : ' ! i j- ':'A - '- v( W I - It t AO By 1 Frlsch'2b' ABRHPOAE 3 rf V Medwick' If J Collins lb V Davis c Mills cf Durocher ss J Dean p Tutals 4 4 3 3 4 3 4 4 32 11110 112 1 1 3 6 2 1 1 0 2 2 2 1 9 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 7 10 27 13 1 1 0 0 1 We have a complete stock of m 11 Krenz VARDON GRIP HAS POINTS AND SO) HAS SARAZEN'S To prove there is individuality in the swing let us look at some o the eriDS of the experts Horton Smith Babby Jones and Tommv Armour use what is known as the Vardon or overlaKJlng grip This grip has won overwhelming popularity among the best golfers in the country It was Introduced by Harry Vardon who won the Brit ish onen six times Vardon overlaps the index finger of the left hand with the little finger of the right This reinforce -- v f': 3 t 7) M Wyoming golfers also will be invited it was believed by the committee The 1034 lntermountain title will be sought by a more select group of golfers than ever before Last year the largest qualif ping field' ever to enter a Utah tournament tried for the lntermountain field course at the On the nine-ho- le south end of town the qualifiers began early and finished late This season the tournament will be operated only for golfers of 12 handi-- 1 cap or better It is believed that by this method the low handicap pliyers of the state will be attracted almost to a man While the field is expected to be large some congestion will be relieved by a two-da-y qualifying round plan Qualifying rounds can' be played either Sunday May 27 or on Monday May 28 The first round will be played on Monday second round and semi-fina- ls on Tuesday and the final round over 33 holes will be played for the title on Decoration day Owen Covey has won the title for two successive years and Is again a prime favorite for the honor However Ed - Klngsley's rapid rise to golfing fame last year and his this year Indicontinued good-plaamacate that the teur champion will be the outstanding threat for the honor committee tournament The agreed to the suggestion of the Utah State Golf association to open the course foe practice on Friday and Saturday preceding the tournaur ment The customary a joust will also be event this coming on Sunday aft" ernoon : Chairman Cy Hammond said that the Invitations to all clubs will be sent out early this week In addition a general invitation is ex tended to all amateurs in the dis- trict with handicaps of 12 or less y twice-ln-a-ro- txrtcz -fjP tie Awe T5SHf ©MSA ment of the left hand gives a secure feeling and confidence in the whtah should be firm Gene Sarazen varied this grip and crrin tournaments nrrm Tiiimproua vio with his development known as the This has the little Interlocking of the right interlocking with finger the index finger oi tne leic w' pro-amate- pre-tournam- ent " Next Sunday is the big day —are You'll need a gbod rod—we have all kinds cane poles to the famous $50 from the Shakespeare Superba Our basket stock is complete— 59c 79c dSo d and up to the $25 Eastwoods Reels 20c up to $9 A few new automatics you-read- y? 15-cc- nt -- hand-sewe- at $2C0 Eagle Claw and bait hooks absofish-bi- g lutely the best bait hooks made for local nice new Shakes- peare Allcots and Rainbow Tackle Rods and Flies U S Light and Tough and Goodrich Flyweight Boots Joe Hunt Montgomery Glen Flies' Evans and Shakespeare Hand-tie- d Visit Our New Camp Equipment Department Our Prices Are as Low as Any in Town ECCLES Tn hHn with"" irnifprs from at least three states will receive direct invitations to the tournament This is the announcement made by President George Eccles in outlining plans for the meet The state of Idaho is expected to contribute several high ranking amateurs to the tournament This is expected because of the decision of the Utah State uou association to narticinate actively in the Idaho open which begins June 22 at Boise Three Utah pros hold down joos on Idaho courses and their help will be solicited in gaining entries for the meet at Ogden in May as a reciprocal gesture Roy von Ehn at Boise Harry Borg at Pocatello and Ernie Schnelter at Twin Falls all will attempt to send some entries down' for the big Ogden invl- ' tatlon meet Georfre Schnelter bombarding pro at the Ogden club will carry the burden of invitation with him to Colorado when he leaves this week to participate In sectional trials" at Denver for the national open Georee will have the helo of Ky Laffoon brilliant Green Gables professional who has become a boost er for Utah golf since his title march In the Utah open last sum mer:' i Ait the unusual success '? former When Bill Doak pitcher spitball league major took up golf nrt baseball and name for him- he made such a It Vra nAW msiTlilfPr Clt the Bradenton Fla Country Club Bill has a son who is heading for the National Amai teur title He is Bobby above who at the age of 13 recently posted a 76 score over a par 72 course at Bradenton 1 0 o o 7 24 12 plans meet assure it approved i i at the club Friday 5 Martin!3b Pounding through a driving rain that made the course j committee ! : t r ion gathered as plans get under way for Utah's great early season classic The i xBatted ' for Pearce in eighth ST LOUIS 1 4 - J- - ! Totals 1 - J1 3 than has ever been the case before At least this Is the Impress- j k President George Ecc!e Anticipates Big Field For1934 Tournament v LOOKS IT amateur s Klelnhans p xHasllnr 1 1 In Ogden Classic Seventy-eight-year-o- W L Pet 7 5 583 Cleveland 8 7 533 Boston I z— Batted for Walberg in third Detroit 7 7 500 i 23— Batted for H Johnson In fifth j 8 500 8 i i $zz— Batted for Walters in seventh vvaMiingxuu 7 8 46 Score by innings:' Philadelphia 4 5 8 385 20 001—12 St Louis 030 St Louis 4 8 333 i 414 030 100—13 Chicago 'Boston i— Two base hits: Clif t McAfee 2 2 R Werber Reynolds Bishop PRINCETON WINS Johnson Solters three base hit: sacri-PRINCETON N J May 5— (AP) Strange stolen base: Clift —Princeton's varsity crew won the flees: Strange Ferrell double plays: "MeliJlo to Jlemsley to- Clift ta Hem-sle- y Compton cup tace on Lake Carnegie Werber to 'Bishop to Morgan here this afternoon defeating HowWerber to Morgan 2 Winning: pitch- - ard by one? and three-quartMJT was third two and tn Rhodes lccing pitcher: Hadley lengths i lengths behind allr-va- rd three-quarttime was 9:52 Princeton's WIN EASILY 10:10 MXT — 9:53 Harvard fAP) WASHINGTON May 41 13 18 27 13 To Defend Honor 12 AMERICAN New York Owen Covey Reatly FINE FISHING UTAH ANGLERS BY BIG SCORE VO - n Intermountam Joust PROMISED FOR NEW YORK May 5 — CAP) — Flashing somethingj like champion again tne wasnington Babe Ruth swung his mignty Dai ship form sent three Cleveland Senators for the entertainment of 30000 fans showers today 10 to the a moundsmen to today and led the Yankees 1 Stewart's 9 won to and pbehlnd Detroit Tigers to 6 triumph over ' the The Babe hit seven-h- it pitching Cecil Travis the Rookie spark two homers his sixth and fifth plug of the Senators' attack was t knocked unconscious In the third f I take the undis Inning by one of! Lefty Lee's fast puted lead In one He was taken to a hospital f that department where a preliminary examination of the American indicated he did not receive a fracj league and to tie ture ' 1 ft ft Only 12! Witter Qneen— LOGAN AGGIES ! ft ft ft T7TT- As Yankees OWL&V Will of ilefty Grove Malce Mitcrable Showing InjFirit Start Wcw Race Sox Finally Down Browns In Hitfet Senator Triumph Athletic Win Opener -- R O m r SUNDAY MORNING MAY 6 1934 www— m i Babe Rum TTnaff THE OGDEN STAN —— w— i— DARD-EXAMINE- Snell-tle- d - Fine rod repairing license parking space and low prices at ' Phone DMISSPOO' D78-- J m GOODS 1CC0 Washington Ave ft- - |