Show SPORTS KIESEL FAVORED AGAIN June 2— (Special)— The 2 elite of the nation's sprinters gathered here today for a special track and field meet Z Bob Kiesel the California dash expertJ was the ± outstandinz favorite to win the two sprht t events J I Kiesel gained two titles last week at Philadelphia V Ho will compete In the big meet at Los Angeles late this month TRAVERS ISLAND ! : aooara n t' ' —— I — ' Bonneville Invades Ogden For Team Encounter At Country Glub IT--r TENTH SEASON club Both matches are scheduled 'for nine a m Sunday morning In the absence Qf George Schneiter who Is now at Ardmore Pa preparing for the national open the proposition will be handled by Ear will meet Earl Schneiter Charles Foley former open and amateur champion Gus Becker will perform in place of George Eccles for the Ogden team Eccles is vacationing In the east John Geertsen wil meet Bill Willes in the feature match of the El Monte-Po- rt Douglas scrap Clyde Hardin number one at El Monte takes on Thornton Morris Salt Lake country club plays Utah Copper and Forest Pale opposes Nibley Park The pairings have been announced as follows: June 2— (Special) — George Schneiter young professional at the Ogden golf and country club was one under par here Friday in a 2 $ practice round over the Ardmore golf course Schneiter is one of the hopes of the west to win J honors in the national open which gets under way 1 here next week George Von Elm former Utahn f —a i wtuj one over par wiua a iu t j Selects Mythical Junior High Club - First Sacker Has Lengthy Career Braves Capture Contest 16-Inni- "l f Pwiw--p"- "" Sv " tTW-tiiiii- M ' 1 luuLLiii —1— f -- 'If x iiwi mi in in f i t I iiiit"— " f i "! i ng y V JtAtun mnjtr-- Ll - -pl ' v' ack Mexico's Star Bull Tosser S L Country v McCaXferty Owen Covey vs Brownla Hunter c d smitn Rudy Orlob W A Carter W J O'Connor JL PK Erwln Oottschall Jack Hagman Alternates Leo Eager Typton Knapp vi Wajlace W vs vs vs I By PAUL MICKELSON Li Summerhays kAbel Larson Associated Press Sports Writer iVern Dalton CHICAGO June 2— (AP)— When J Jack Purdle I Chub Utter the hoofs cease flying and the winPaul Ownby ning numbers go ub for the payAlternate t Leo Weavre off in the American derby at Wash vs I Willes Bonneville Club Charles Foley Walter Cosgrlft vs vs v vs vs vs vs vs vs John Geertsen Clyde Hardin Dallas Hess J Edwards T Oajewsky welch kn f ittiftw Ljack Crane BJ Siiverthorne ts vuuuu I Club Earl Schneiter iArt Bennlng t vs vs Jack Judd rwlicox ::v ington park today the sport of kings will know whether Calvalcade cnam- is a reauy great pion The "little chestnut" from Mrs TenKpl fwlw Rflann'r BrnnVmBaH " wo uroveaj nc was a cnampion in the Kentucky ddrby by soundly whipping his three foremost rivals El Monte I T D Morris H F Russell Cy Harbeke B L Wood Karl Wetler Dr W R Worley R O Pearce Fred Hartensen Lea Von Elm CHICAGO RAGE Perry ' BUI GETS TE ST IN Henaerson jack J Hack Owen vs vs Fort DouKlaa DERBY S Hook Nibley v VVr::C I t ur v : L i uiusii jjiuvp ins greatness uajthe American in detrbv bv snottln? f V to the weghts and more advantageous post positions He muse aery tradiuon too ior no ftrff slnf faP0JcanF in 1889 nas outteeueu in winnmj com uie iven buuKy ana American oeruies Upwards of 350001 people a rec ord throng were expected to watch the duel over the zruellin route of a mile and a quarter on the fast but sort cushioned track nsnitB his disadvantages dalvacade was an early morning Bne favorite of 2 to 1 to lug his top weight of 128 pounds to victory wth the help of a stawemate An- arcny Discovery ranked as the second Pu OaskTii v- - J tho LBiii Ludden vs ts LTMsmmona vs xjod carmen vs Dr BJ B Thatcher vs Warner Arthur Hal Badger Norm Schulta Frank Baldwin John Vosse Joe Porter Maipa vciicni i Ross To Defend One Title At a lime YORK June 2— (UP)- of Chicago holder of Ross Barney the lightweight and welterweight ti tles neea aerena oniy one title at a time within the Jurisdiction of the New York state athletic mission favorite at 3 to 1 while That's what the boxing fathers wooa was given an eaual Singing chanea ruled yesterday settling a debate with Mata Hari at 6 to 1 Mata which had blossomed since Barney Hart carried the lightest weight crown from 116 pounds because! she was the wrested the Jimmy McLarrun last Monday night oniy ruiy in the rape The other This ruling will permit Barney to entries were Bien Fbit Sir Ten meet the winner of the Tony Prince ratcnpocKet Technocracy Klick lightweight Porapey and Plight the Texas Derbrawl siatea ior June 21 in Brook by winner all of them long shots wiin li starters the race will h lyn without risking the welter lau worth $23810 net to the winner and rel The commission also 'announced I 'a''JU 10 ine runnerf-u- rp' that it was not Interested in Bar ney's suspension by the National Boxing association for hia failure to Navy Jse meet Tony Herrera at Fort Worth i Texts April so A-NEW iass-oream- ng t 147-pou- It nd — j — 1-- 1 4-- 3-- — us steam-nroDell- ed — IN TRADE TALK ' 0 zca 1 uegins season — w V Mini UiWBi JL XiC -- Easy m in cut EnffJKh JfcSl distraint eause were " they and la ! rfrt Cufca r — £?!S P05 gt at Ogden they won over a girls' team 58 for tithes be- - The is regarded as "beasts to Edmonton Canada? 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TP Tir1 Harvey Hendricks Takes Command In National League Parade F — 44- - ' NATIONAL Standing of the Teams W L Pet NEW YORK June 2— (AP)— St Louis 25 14 641 While most batting leaders ran into New York 26 16 619 26 16 619 one setback after ' another during Chicago 21 16 568 Pittsburgh the past week Rollle Hemsley of the Boston 21 16 J568 St Louis Browns the big league Brooklyn 16 23 410 II 25 306 pace setter maintained his steady Philadelphia' 8 28 22 Cincinnati strong gait Rollie couldn't equal the clouting FRIDAY'S RESULTS feats of Heinie Manush the Wash3 New York Philadelphia ington 'Veteran and Joe Moore of 7 Boston 8 Brooklyn the New York Giants but' added Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1 ' one point to his average bringing St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 4 it up to 415 with eight hits in 19 times at bat R H E 7 15 1 Manush laid down a hit barrage Brooklyn 8 17 1 that carried him from fifth place Boston among the American league leaders Batteries: Minns Carrol Herring to second a gain of 28 points that and Berres Sukeforth Elliot shot his average up to 390 During Mangum smith Betts and Spohrer the week he had an even 500 mark (Sixteen innings) 16 times 32 to hitting plate in trips the While the first two men on the National league list Harvey Hen drlck of the Phillies and Sam Leslie of Brooklyn were losing 16 and points respectively Moore registered the week's outstanding gain for the circuit by swatting out a gam and taking sixth place at 353 He made 15 hits in 34 times up 20-po- int AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Heroes All-St- IN COAST LOOP (By United Press) The wide margin between the Pa- clfic Coast league - and the major league circuits is illustrated oesi by the experience of Dick Ward young pitcher who led the Coast league hurlers last year went to the Chicago Cubs this spring and now is oacK with los Angeles Ward couldn't make the grade "upstairs" but yesterday he won his third straight game since his re turn and shut out Hollywood in do tog it ' The young hurler gave Oscar Vitt's slugging array only six hits while Gene Lillard smashed two more homers to help the Angels to ana 0 victory their fifth of the series over the Stars The Mission Reds took the lead in their series with their hometown rivals the Sa Francisco Seals by winning last night's game 4 The winning run crossed in the ninth 2 Portland defeated Oakland Three of the Beavers— Cox Blaca kerby and Clarbaugh — smashed lt homers in the attack on Walsh and Douglas of the Oaks Wilson went the route for the win ners Sacra me to won a slugging matcn rrom Seattle by an 11-- 5 score The Senators smashed three Indian pitchers for 13 hits and scored hi all but three of the nine Innings Seattle got 11 of Nltcholas 8-- 5-- 9-- 12-h- f- - GOLF er Ogden-- :' — - i Lewis won the title for 1934 cnicago 3 7 "The campaign Just closed was perhaps' the paost suecessful ln the history of the league" said Mr Wangsgaard "With the exception of one club the teams were evenly "Draney of! Washington and Hal verson of Lewis were the outstanding moundmen of the year Both are named on the all-stteam of "Clark Central out as the stood J ieamng caicner we was especially good on defensive play m T A ar — I'WnrVman la ml T a— Major League Leaders ' (By The Associated Press) (Including yesterday's games) AMERICAN Batting— Hemsley Browns 415: Manush Senators 390 Runs— Kuhel Senators and Cllft Browns 37 Runs batted in— Gehrig Yankees Bonura White Sox 41 Hits— Manush Senators 67: Reynolds Red Sox 58 17 Doubles— Averill Indians Greenberg Tigers and Manush Senators 15 Triples-Reynolds Red Sox 7 Manush Senators 5 r Home runs— Gehrig Yankees and Bonura White Sox 12 Stolen bases— Wefber Red Sox 11 Walker Tigers 10 0 Pitching— Hudlin Indians Gomez Yankees 1 46 5-- 7-- St lins Cardinals 3 4 6 1 8 2 ttttsDtirgh Batteries: Hallahan and V Davis:' xxuy& Braves Home ana iraaaen Los Angeles Missions San Francisco Sacramento Hollywood Oakland Seattle Portland 43 36 29 29 28 28 21 17 24 30 30 30 33 37 38 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Los Angeles 8 Hollywood 0 Portland 9 5 Missions Sacramento 800 600 492 492 483 Oakland 2 San Francisco 4 : 441 362 309 14 SHOULD FOLLOW ' GROUND Is rumored that the Indians are to get Oscar Melillo above Browns second all When Horns-b- y high price tag on in the year Cleve sacker after pinned a Melillo early land dropped it negotiations but Is expected that a three- - cornered deal Involving Browns and Indians result fa Oscar taking dence Ja th©Lake Erie Sox Red will resi city 5-- 0: - Baer Starts Road V ork Under Thomas ASHBURY PARK N J June 2 — (UP)— Maxie Baer started his road work early today accompanied by Polph Thomas trainer and sec ond who arrived yesterday from San Francisco you ve been tooping the ball Thomas handled Baer to 30 fights in this sort of situation aim to on the coast make the sole of the clubhead fol f— low the contour of the ground The loft of the club will cause the ball If 11 Seattle 5 (By United Press) Mart? McManilS TKravoa trta cfn At Los Angeles in the sixteenth drove In win RHE By Noisyi Aisle gle Burns Is Impressed 0 0 2 to rise Hollywood j run ning Los 1 8 11 Angeles Lavaeetto Pirates—Snored Harry LOS ANGELES— (UP) flight two mates with double in ninth and Batteries: Shellenback Tile and DERN WINS With Primo of the extraordinary into the com came home with winning run' on Bassler Susce Ward and G SALT LAKE CITY June 2— monplace never was more graphical Lloyd Waner's sinffle (AP)— Ira Dern of Salt Lake City POMPTON LAIS N J June 2 ly shown than in the story told here defeated Al Newman 272 also of Manager Bin Terry Giants— (UP)— Despite a slight cold Rheba of Rhine the Stewardess with At bases Portland by loaded In ninth for this city two out of three falls to RHE Primo Camera continChampion 2 8 1 win a wrestling match here last American Airways Oakland winning run — ues to observers with his Impress weeks a few : short was — — ' It 9 12 1 night — Portland only — —44— condition excellent Former heavyBatteries: Walsh Douglas and ago that American Airways wrote 203 Boston Mass- - and Pat Reilly Burns Tommy weight champion aviation a new chapter in history Raimondl Wilson and Cox Narvin Westenberg 217 Seattle who watched the giant Italian work Results st Its Wrestling by inaugurating wresuea to a craw out yesterday said Primo had imair Pullman At San Francisco R II E De Kunkel 160 Salt Lake City proved 100 per cent since last year's With the service less than a month 5 10 0 woa over a ieow townsman Dave bout with Missions (By United Press) Sharkey old Miss Rhine reported a man DETROnV— Jim Londos 4 10 1 Reynolds 140 when the latter was 198 ? San Francisco f4 asked her the other night if 'she St Louis threw Rav Steele 215 Batteries: Johnson Lfeber and Injured la the second after winning BEAB COMMANDEIt would request the "people across the Colorado George Zaharias 230 Fltzpatrick Malls and Wood all tne nrsc laii NEWARK O— (UP)— Martin D aisle" to lower their voices' They Colorado threw Joe 'Devito 215 St Hanson ISO Salt Lake City Hartshorn £3 senior vice command- Floj'd were disturbing his sleep Louis Charles Strack 225 New At Seattle RIIE won irom Arthur Hedin 145 Pres- - er of the Ohio Grand Army ci i- -e — M York and Karl Davis 235 Colum Sacramento 11 13 01 ton laano in a one-fa- ll match Republic died here recenuj campaigns for bus Ohio drew OrviEe Brown 225 Seattle 5 11 21 During early-da-y the presidency collars bearing the Kansas threw Joe High 205 Seat-ti- er Batteries: Nicholas and Mayer The hair oh a woman's head England Is now nsine about four nominee's pictures were worn by Joe Lubinski 205 Toledo Ohio Yerkes Fitterer Buchanan and Bot- - times as much canned foods as it grows no faster thanjioes the hair enthusiastic voters threw Abe Yourist 209 Chicago i or nnr pvtnrrmen i enn rn iai voiu- -i - Camera i It 14: 7-- Balance Is the basis of good golf and is exceptionally Important when a player faces a hanging lie In stead of allowing the right leg to support most of the weight in pivoting let the left support a consider able part of it even in the back ' swing Cubs 10 Pitching— P Dean Cardinals Frankhouse Braves 1 f-- — —— :OtfTOUft OF ©NCA runs—Klein Stolen bases— Frey Dodgers Mar tin Cardinals and Bartell Phillies CtUB HEAD Pet 12 40 Pi 5 Hartnett Cubs SOLE OP Pacific Coast League Standing of the Teams W I 43: Med Triples— Suhr Pirates 7 wlck Cardinals Vaughan Pirates W Herman Cubs and Jordan R H E LOUIS £u&uicr9 39 275: Hits— Moore Giants 65 Urban- ski Braves 60 Doubles— Berger Braves 15: Col rrey ana U'rarreii "' b Y first base with Bingham of Wash- lngton the shortstop Bingham in my opinion is one of the finest Junior high players ever developed He is honored with the caDtaincv of the club "Weise of Lewis is the outstand ing second sacker and Williams of Washington is placed at third base The Infield is a classy one "For the outfield posts I have named Dalebout of Washington Williams of Lewis and Demming of Central These three youngsters are fine hitters and brilliant fielders" rates 0 after a play off series which found the league season in a deadlock between Central Washington and Lewis R H E 3 11 2 Philadelphia NATIONAL New York 4 11 0 Battle—Hendrick Phillies BY ART KRENZ - Batteries: 'Darrow and Todd Leslie Dodgers 375 Huooeii Luque and Richards Dan- Runs — Vaughan Pirates LEFT LEG CARRIES WEIGHT IN DingKlein Cubs 39 HANGING LIE SHOT Runs battle in— Klein Cubs R H E Medwlck Cardinals and Suhr 1 6 1 Cincinnati Batteries: Weaver and Hartnett ar next in line with two players The team was selected expressly for The Ogden Standard-Examintoday by Dave Wangsgaard supervisor of Junior high athletics in ± n aiw- WASHINGTON and Lewis Junior baseballers each land four players on the diamond team of 1934 with Central —-T- in Contest 10 i Jr - j Crm ChTilL pie b Sleeper Annoyed &Wf2'Kt t-r- — ' l I ffiTa i'i AB Hits Pet Players—Clubs: 106 44 415 Hemsley St Louis 172 67 Manush Wash 390 Knickerbocker Clev 140 53 379 vosmik Cleveland '139 52 374 156 58 372 Boston Reynolds (By United Press) Travis Washington' 361 98 36 HOLLYWOOD—Ceferino Garcia 131 47 353 146 P I technical knockout over Pepper St Louis 154 54 Detroit '351 Gehringer Billy Boggs 158 Hawaii (5) Teddy Morgan Boston 149 51 342 De Francis 152 Hollywood (drew) Averill 49 144 340 Cleveland 152 Los Acosta Angeles (4) Ray NATIONAL LEAGUE Ray Campo 127 Los Angeles de Clubs: AB Hits Pet Players— clsioned Augie Soliz 128 Wilmmg Hendricks 72 27 PhUa 375 ton (4) Leslie Brooklyn 373 150 56 Medwlck 161 59 366 St Louis — SAN DIEGO Maxie Rosenbloom 366 185 New York world's light heavy Vaughan Pittsburgh 134 49 Urbanski Boston --357 168 60 deweight champion won non-tit- le Moore New 65 York 184 353 cision over Frank (Dutch) Weimer 350 180 Tucson Ariz (10) Kenny Reed WHerman Chicago 100 35 144 49 340 131 San Diego decisioned Kiddy Suhr Pittsburgh 127 43 --339 Chocolate 131 Tijuana (6) Tommy cuyier Chicago --338 77 26 Hill 133 Seattle outpointed Young Wilson Phila Tiger Flowers 136 Phoenix Ariz (6) ChU PORTLAND Ore (UP) — Frank M Troeh Portland trapehoot art- ! 1st this spring began his 22nd sea- "gC ViiampiOnS box vi w Loams ur?piucs dj DreaK Court! hig clay birds ' During that time Troeh has won 195 gold trophies and 33 watches POCATELLO June $— (AP)—The for his skill with a shotgun He Tulsa Okla Stenogs United States hoc r—rmrfv 1r i mstiViH In all It I 5 i ( r 0 ' 5-- A?? -- v STRAIGHT GAME 8-- 1 i0-u- Asr Ja - -- --- m - a - u ! — 1 v a 'VW y 'jtc Hemsley Continues To Set Batting Pace In Big Leagues WASHINGTON — luP) — Deter mined upon speed and efficiency In administrative matters the Naw avla- command has radonted : I Jiign i 1W ornclal rorm of transpor M PROVIDENCE R L (UP)—Mike ??t I f irAw Via- - AvUAiiV t)9Tn WttWf w hrvuuuai iH is U WUUa A wnaor newM transport planes his last amateur fight and ready capable of carrying jlO passengers for the pros With only a year's ring expe- - ?f ch have been built for the navy rience this extraordinarv vaamt Apartment at a cost of approxi- unus-Glov- e boxer has gained the Golden E tf U? I w?ht Airplane Co Louis St championships of 1933 and 1934 won the New England cham- tneJ0 8t5 nal°i Standley chief pionshlp of 1934 and was runner- - ?r naval operations and the other un in the national tourhv At that of Rear Admiral Ernest J King Louis Mo a few weeks ago cmer ci naval aeronautics To date Pazienra has fought 43 The planes have a maximum speed opponents of 190 miles per hourj and a cruis 1— M I ing speea or it0 They are powered rp ni 1 HUD uilOOtUlfr LXDert by twIn engines and have a cruis 4 Jj£ s Il Amateur Champion Ready For Pro Ring I v EL PASO June 2—A former El Paso bootblack is the toast of Mexican City bull fight followers He is Alejandro del Hierro a matador who recently scored his sixth consecutive triumph over the male members of the bovine family The youngster chined shoes until two years ago when he took up bull fighting under the old master Jose Rodriguez He is said to be the besF matador developed In Juarez in 22 years old t Lou couldnt do much yesterday to ceieorate the anniversary as the Yanks took a 10 to 5 trirnining from Philadelphia He made one hit and knocked in one run but the A's smacked Jimmy Deshong and Burleigh Grimes for 12 blows and made good use of a couple of ' Yankee errors The defeat left New York holding second place in the American league standing by only a half game as the Detroit Tigers downed Chicago 3 to 1 A combination of six hit hurling by school boy Rowe Goose Goslin's homer and Bill Rogell's AMERICAN timely hitting settled the tight game Cleveland the league leader was Standing of the Teams rained out at St Louis W L Pet The Boston Red Sox batted almost Cleveland 21 14 600 twice around against three Wash- New York 22 17 '564 ington pitchers in the first inning Detroit 22 18 556 t scored nine runs and walloped the 21 20 512 Washington Senators 13" to X behind Herb Pen- - St Louis 18 19 486 ' nock 18 21 Boston 462 Efforts to straighten out the Na- Philadelphia 17 22 '436 tional league tangle served only to Chicago 15 23 395 shorten-thSt Louis Cardinals' lead Pittsburgh down in a fourth-plac- e FRIDAY'S RESULTS tie with the Boston Braves gave the Detroit 3 Chicago 1 Card3 a 4 to 3 setback when Bill Boston 13 Washington 1 HaUahan cracked in the ninth and Philadelphia 10 New York 5 let three runs in Cleveland-S- t Louis rain The Braves had to go 16 Innings ' in the longest National league game R H E of the season to beat Brooklyn 7 Detroit 3 9 4 after scoring six times in the eighth Chicago to overcome the Dodgers' 1 first Batteries: Dowe and Cochrane inning lead Lyons and Madjeskl Maintaining their second tie the Giants beat the Phillies place 3 on a RHE 5 10 ninth inning run driven home by New York 1012 Bill Philadelphia Manager Terry and Chicago's Batteries: Deshong Grimes and Cubs downed the Reds 1 when Jim Weaver hurled a six-h- it boil Dickey Mahaffeyand Berry and his battery-mat- e Gabby Hart-ne- tt lashed a long homer over the 13 20 distant Cincinnati fenc fm th Boston 1 9 runs Washington' winning : Pennock and Parrel -Batteries — Crowder Russeu mccou and Phil The world-famonianlst j Hofmann invented a steering de- lips Berg vice for automobiles and built one of the first rar in Fast Transportation Planes — ftJ I s - level Heads — j was on June 1925 that Lou who hadh't been away from the Columbia campus for long was sent into the Yankee line up as a pinch-hitt- er for Peewee Wanninger The next day he was given Wally Pipp's place at first base And Gehrig is still there after nine years and 1389 ball games He broke the old major league endur ance record set by Everett Scott last year and Is still going strong Because he says there s no reason why he shouldn't play every day In that long stretch not including more than 300 exhibition games and 19 world series contests Lou compiled a batting average of 343 up through the 1933 campaign and his current mark is only five points below that r-- lSld EdHarmon vs vs vs vs — ' W Harry Lott Wendall Wilkin Rue Packard Alternates A C Ensign A B Elder W Engelmann "vs vs Johnson Jarman Jack Oorman Jack Ensign Harry Loynd Wayne Crowton ':':v?f'-- ! I W mm A jceitn spratiey Rldd tJ Williams v Les r I vb vs ys Forest Dale Mickey Riley E Klnssley Clyde Tnomsea Lew Manning - Yankees today 1 Freddie Steele facoma Wash middleweight has knocked out the majority of hla opponents In the northwest where he Is a ring favorite He la 21 yeare old end Is conceded a good chance of climbing U ah Copper the fistic ladder His next opponent Magna Howard Ridge will be Babe Marliso (Associated Delbert Mitchell Press Photo) jMax Wlmmer I I Club AIx By HUGH S FULLERTON (Associated Press Sports Writer) Henry Louis Gehrig plunged into his tenth year of uninterrupted baseball service with the New York :::::: Central la Honored With Two Men Draney and Halverson Chosen Is Ex-Bootbl- v I 1 Pa ARDMORE Presenting the Plain City baseball team A division winners In the Weber County School league for 1934 They completed a lengthy schedule without a defeat Back row left to right: Rulon Jenkins coach Weldon Heslop Leland Wayment Gene Cook Glen Charlton Wilmer Taylor Dale East L Leland Glbsonprincipal Front row left to right:- Wallace Norman Carver Merrill Jenkins Eugene Lund Paul Knight Max Rhead and Clyde Wade Knight Photo by Armstrong Sporting Goods company WITH NEW YORK 7 the Ogden golf and Icountry club team will be the host to the Bonne-vill- a LxaoTTDoinieir t t t ar will to OGDEN golfers teams be host El Sunday Mont© entertains the Fort Douglas team over the canyoi course and of Stan fUxy SCHNEITER SHOWS FORM it it it Each Land Four Players On All-StMachine Plain City Annexes Diamond Honors Dave Wangsgaard GEHRIG OPENS Slugger among the famous port writers er EDITED BY AL WARDEN Lewis-Washingt- on i Two-Fiste- d Goates ar dxrd-Examin- McL-mo- ooked Sunday 'Ai Local Goif Comrm 'it 'it 'it a: jForf Douglas Vtft 11 Meet yZlMonte Qver New Canyon Layout re Rossell Nw-t- na Qcnry Gould Georgt Klrksey and Let Hrry Grtyion Alan J n OGDEN UTAH Team Matches I me SECTION SPORTS STAFF ALL-STA- R coast-to-coa- — : -- - 4-- -- |