Show I l - i i : : JiA it - It ¥ —— rtr —- : I" — V 1 FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 4 1935 : I — -- T — - —— —— Homer As Creeraberg Win Claps Tigers Ft — 4 THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER i' ii 'U " ' ' ' "" - " s U"'L""J '"' —- luimiww ii nun ii ' ' I -- : NEAR CAPACITY 1 IUwuJumJiimMiiimi- i- CROWD ON HAND ro 'i —- - : !"-- Mound Forf Trims Centra! umors PiifiO n pine yarn© ft FOR FIRST SHOW 1 JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE -- Won Lost Pet Mound Fort Central Washington 2 0 1 1 1 1 ProUt Querry 1000 Bader 1500 S500 1000 Nye Larsen lg c nunn MiUigan Ochs Hudson Child jg Elks initiated the 1935 j-- t Lewis 0 2 wrestling season last night with Smith re Watkins SPORTSMANSHIP DELUXE four splendid mat bouts A near Wayment qb Foulger Thursday's Results Stewart lhb Gcdf rey capacity crowd was treated to all TKE ARMSTRONG and officials of the University of Utah Central 0 Mound Fort 8 Casteel rhb Nicholas sorts of wrestling and they howled 1 are sportsmen deluxe This is the unanimous ' Burgland Keith Wangsgaard's Mound Fort Olsen fb of their approval Score Junior the committee in charge of the mammoth charityopinion turned back high gridders by periods: at Gorilla warfare was featured in Central Thursday Central 0 0 0 0—0 in a red-hthe Ogden stadium the night of October 16 ' ' game grid contest battle Mound at 8 the every Fort 0 practically to stadium 0 0 0 8—8 —— The Ogden Good Fellows charitv----— — — ' - The Nicholas-safet- y McGulrk of the touchdown: OklaL Tulsa victory gives Mound Summary: LeRoy husky organization is booking' the game Fort world's leadathletes Mound the Fort 1935 same in the light heavyweight wrestling Dempsey repeated the with the idea of swelling their an- -' V Substitutions— Mound Fort: Roe champion took the measure of Ma pennant race in the junior circuit the end of the second nual Christmas thing-a- t or Texas m straignt rails in The Firth uiover round Checketts of at and end the the Central— James! athletes third rushed Wangsgaard "jfund for needy safd event i :J main the Sneddon the ball to Holbrook the Central Brewer Tuscon six again children yard McGuirk-Glove- r Officials: Stevenson referee Wata glove on you "He in The the 4 ain't first contest did to laying stripe period only Ike Armstrong Max go not provide the color the other lose the ball on downs In the third son umpire Walker head right after him" if-'- ' Theron Parme- -' offered but it was well re period they had the ball on i the Max boats said: and turned lee and other ceived McQuirk one of the best Central three yard line and failed "Well for the love of Mike keep i members of the an eye on Referee Donovan then men to show here tossed Glovpr to score on four downs ' is- athleiic council 7 in 15 minutes to win the first fall out hell is of Late in the third period Central somebody beating at Utah univer-(sit- y me" a with hammerlock He used the was t EVERYTHING to'punt from behind her fell in line same hold to secure the second and own forced line A bad goal from with the cause pass A deciding fall in 3 minutes 15 sec- center made it necessary for Olsen catcher Charli For Tho Th Ute offi Faith of Hancock Md has been onds 4' to run with the ball He was downed f cials granted the Del Kunkel of Salt Lake City and behind his own goal line for a safeGUN SPECIALS— BUY NOW signed by Albany in the Interna Red of Hollywood had the ty Use Of the Inninr tional 'Lyons i: No ever school league s 270 j Win ' fans on their toes and almost out 2 Used - varsity for the Uias won A kick of Just 15 yards on ?the the Southwestern confer Used 300 SaT of seats their contest was The ence football two Kra?s Rebuilt 20 minutes with a draw decision! very next play again put the Central 5 Used Twentr - eight years in a row championship team on but Ms time Rice lead the defense A 0 Win 5 : The Calif ornian employed rough North ' " Players will be in er Jast year has a good chance of Used 5 to Win marched five Central 3 the tactics at was all and booed stages 1 Remington 35 Auto i suits td perform repeaong this semester Max yard line A4 pass from Foulgei- - to for his work bril- - Schmeling is all set to come over the 30 against Other Deer Rifles and Shot Ike Armstrong iint Buzz Reynolds of Ohio who does jNicnoias accounted for the touchGuns to classy and Joe Louis down pick from We Buy he's and fight most of his savage tactics outsid? "well coached Trade and Repair out because on he missed Mound was peeved Fort master of the the rope and Lord Lansdowne 4 — "JM-- — machine of Hawaii " fTMMiMn ii the big purse- of the Louis-Basituation at all - Coaches Britisher who knows stages They played all the an Armstrong and Barnes Schmelincr could have U swers darted about the squared superb ball for Juniors will direct the play of the Ute're- - fight a crosses home in the first inning of the second ring until Referee Frank Warner Shm bout with Louis but Joe had plate hviesf gunner Central considerahlv outweighed serves fourth run too receive congratulations from G5ose Goslin and who manager Swot f Pilot SfrTitV1!6 Tigers 35524th Street figured prominently as an out- Was on the defense rvmrt The entire committees in charge Jacobs theDer Moxie's Cubs confers with Catcher Hartnett and decides to take let for Chicago would draw f tnought fight only i t the game waran for revenge throughout Root of the Good Fellows game will meet $300000 injured from box the 8 won 3 to Detroit v Press (Associated and Schmeling scorned ? photo) rior stopped the bout on a foul in Summary: Monday mornmsr at thf ntrAPn a under house to $500000 anything favor of Central the (0) Mounfl Fort f8 Englishman chamber of commerce 'to complete ball the Cub shortstop to Klein to third Galan flied out to 1I who rushed for the mnpt French jignt me isiegro n'l Jtior me Reynolds Purple table Miio sending le Read the Classified Ads Xryer ji uc tAna event cloth instead of green and a yellow ijee saenncea Jurges to sec White Klein scoring after the FAMOUS BOWLER cnanty each time he was battered took a S — —— ona Galan walked Odd ball instead of red will ap Herman catch O'Dea remained on first swat at the referee for beins warn HERE AND THERE IN SPORTS grounded to Clifton and was thrown Herman grounded out Clifton to the pear national ed three about his fouling The conclusi TO during CHICAGO brokerage house re- -i Owen ion ofthe fray saw the three men Dirnara tournament in out at first cusnign Utah's Smartest Shopping Center! Wright's ceived the following wire on the Chicago Bob ZuDDke's Illi j No runs no hits no errors Two runs three hits no errors roDes ax the the tangled against Baer-Loui- s LOCAL ALLEYS fight from its New York nois eleven has been practicing in il referee sought to disengage the pair office the day following the batEIGHTH INNING warm TENTH INNING unusuauy weather ine wrestling cop of Salt Lake tle of the century: which makes the iovial Dutchman White walked to on?n th eighth Ogden bowling fans will have a City Sherm Christensen and lex French veteran southpaw Larry "At the end of the first round smile for his were of3 Texas a rous players will have a stanza Cochrane lifted a high fly was sent to the mound for the Cubs chance Saturday and Sunday to Wolfe given x M V i i i x Dempsey said to Max: ita-iicnance to acclimate themselves to a to Jurges White reached uie ior injju went to speciaxors Klein to Demaree on third right watch Mrs E McCutcheon of Colo- the best show of the nie-hf"Go out after him '23 man he temperature "Rntvi to that of Gehringer's similar center to to and Lindstrom base third ain't got a glove on you and you Southern California who underwent much tor4 where thev Goslin singled scorinsr Whitp right and Hack moved over to shortstop re- rado world's champion bowler per- athletes are doing fine" ture disnlaved 12 fine mat ahilitvif Oct play Mapleway Bowling parGehringer Warneke replaced Lee placing Jurges Cochrane hoisted a form at the rT m " was scoreu oy unnsAiic iirsi iau on tne mound for the Cubs Fox fly to Lindstrom lifted lors Gehringer one-ha- lf 37 tensen in and minutes: Mrs McCutcheon has bowled a the second bv Wolfe in elstit singled past Jurges Goslin kton- - a fly to Klein Goslin smashed a The double second center into at Fox plpgj right Rogell also singled popped number of perfect games in all event went the hour limit and was j scbring Goslin and sending Fox to to Cavarretta parts of the nation She is looked declared a draw No runs one hit no errors third Rogell was traDDed between upon as the greatest feminine bowlLindstrom smashed the first hitch er of- all time first' and second but Fox senred while into were the the bleachers for a twobagger Cuts Officials of the Mapleway alleys out the tagging at three fast ones White singled FIRST INNING bunted Owen iiartnett the base issued to first out lined this statement today: aTger along shortstop ? yjr J White opened the eame bv striv past Jurges but Cochrane lined out Cavarretta j line Lindstrom to "We racine third extend a most cordial into Demaree who a made sensational out but Hartnett dropped the ing Hartnett was thrown out Cochrane vitation to all bowlers to see -- Mrs Four runs four hits no errors ball and had to throw the runner catch near the foul line I to Gehringer - Demaree grounded McCutcheon in action She is the Schoolboy Rowe went to the No runs one hit no errors out at lu-s-t Cochrane sent a boundout Rogell to Owen Lindstrom re- greatest bowler in the world mound the Tigers- renlacincr er through the box and was safe Jurges drew a free ticket to first Hogsett forLindstrom mained at third "The champion will annear in ex Cavarretta a lifted hieh when Herman juggled the ball Geh-ring- er and raced to second on Lee's sacrito grounded Owen hibitions at the Mapleway alleys to Goslin! flied fly out to Hartnett © fice Auker to Gehringer at xmo runs one hit no errors I G alarf White Demaree grounded out Hack to - third and Twenty fanned Washington sent a Cochrane taking second on sizzling single into right No runs no hits no errors Saturday and Sunday October 5th the play Goslin popped to Jurges scoring Jurees Galan advanced in INNIN1G ® ELEVENTH and 6th during the afternoon and ' No runs no hits no errors second when Cochrane bobbled the NINTH INNING eleventh I with evxning" Rogell opened the jGalan smashed a single into right tnrow-i- n Herman's drive caromed a liner a Hack for single8 Owen past field Herman fanned1 but Lind-strooff Owen's glove sending Galan m Clifton fahnedto ODen the ninth Hack grounded out Clifton to advanced Galan to ' second to third Lindstrom rolled to Geh- Rowe grounded out Hack to Cav bunted but Lindstrom madd a quick pickup and threw Rosell oui at sec Owenwith a scratch single along the third ringer and the Tigers pulled an- arretta White fanned at A' ' ond Clifton's roller got away from a curve Klein fanned swinging for j base line Swank stylinc in mirete Hartnett grounded to other double play Gehringer to No runs np hits no errors Stephenson batting Lindstrom Owen and sec reached Rogell and the Tigers executed a Rogell to Owen Cavarretta filed out to White in ond and Clifton first Rowe fanned French' also fanned wool worsteds! Made to double killing Rogell to Gehringef No runs no hits no errors One run two hits one error center! Hack right on singled past three balls White sent to Owen fit—guaranteed to fit! Chuck Klein batting for a single pitched Rogell to center scoring Owen One run one hit no errorSf SIXTH INNING Jurges punched a sharp single into and sending Clifton to third White Colors that are good for An auto trip' across trie United Hack left sending Hack to second O'Dea raced to second on the thrnw-i- n ran close tn in the n?fve States from tcf SECOND INNING Oakland jersey City Fall—and equally good W box to take hitting for Warneke sent a single Cochrane fouled out to Hartnett was made in 86 hours and 20 min high fly to' On Our Hartnett took Fox's high foul as uaim sent a Gehringer's One run two hits one error right scoring Hack and sending utes elapsed time single into right and for Winter! In blacks I the l second frame opened Rogell wvieu wnen rox k three-bagga ' pumped — r mi out beat a slow roller down the first pij1 browns BUDGET PAY PLAN down the risrhfi firt f jmr— grays! base line and advanced to second line Fox was off on third trapped wr when Cavarretta let the ball get naruietc-- quicic throw to The only plan that fits the needs Hack from him went out Owen away The Tigers howled at of everyone It's a quick easy way Jurges to Cavarretta Rogell ad- Rogell fanned to get everything you need and vanced to third on the play ClifOne run two hits no errors ton grounded out Lee to Cavarretpay on convenient terms as you Hartnett bounced tn Clehrirtrev ta earn and was tossed out Dem :No runs one hit one errorMake Your Own Demaree clouted a homerun into and was forced at second when the right field bleachers Cavarret- Cavarretta grounded to Auker Cav:rtrt Terms To SuH You ta lined out to White Hackf pump- arretta ws thrown mi t ed a single over Clifton's head steal: Cochrane to Gehringer u runs no nits no errors Hack stole second and advanced to i! third when Clifton juggled Jurges' SEVENTH INNING hard smash Jurges reached first Plain or fancy patterns either on the error Lee rolled to Geh-ring- er Owen first ud in the conservative or draped models In and was thrown out at first Hied out to Demaree Clifton-walke- d Hack scoring on the play Jurges browns grays tans black oxford Gerald Hotter "V raced to second Galan t lied out' Auker grounded Waitpr to saver rra urz coudeji fit Jurges and the r to Goslin j gray New smart patterns! uus execucea a fast double play ' "I Two runs 'two hits one error The Safest Tire Ever Built! 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