Show - TgyggDAY EVENING JANUARY 23 1936 — THE OGDEN — ' w - — —— — STANDARD-EXAMINE- 9 l - i R i - mm mm a wr — UTAH HAULER V k XIX —"I r'oiii PRAISES r— : BroacaV Choice OF NEW BOXER mvm — Five Thousand Athleter To Seek Fame In Unique Fistic Tourney BEARD'S RETIREMENT IS BLOW DERCY M BEARD announces his retirement which is a By AL WARDEN 1 distinct blow to the United States chances in the Olym- uc games at isernn next summer ine Aiaoama Jfoly pro- - CIVE THOUSAND heavy-- r m rur nrno to In WVUiVMWVU weight fighters all sizes if Inn n1 nl v o a CtX C accato WWWWA AAtnkiJ Jl Wttifl 49 a CAAAVA AAAw ' " TbSMwj Beard won Ihe Indoor crown In 1932 ana 1933 and the out door crown in 1931 1934 and 1935 Odd as it may seen there has been one death a year among major league dub owners and officials since Judge Landis assumed the post of high commissioner of baseball 15 years ago Those who passed on were Christy -(fclathewson Charley Ebbets Ed Garry Hermann William P """Baker William Wrigley Jr Barney Drey fuss and his son Sam' Bill Veeck Charles A ComLskey E S s Barnard Phil Ball Miller J w Wilbert Robinson John J Prank Navin and Charles A Stoneham St Mary's Gaels are introducing something new in basketball The Morgana outfits ' are loud enough in color to scare on and the backs of the opponents jerseys are printed not only "the numbers but the names of the players Brigham Young university at Provo however started the placing of names of players on the years ago easketball JerseysSt some Mary's halfback in 1934 who served with the Chicago Cardinals in the pro league during 1935 recently registered at St Mary's to complete six months of college work Jackie Burke is getting into shape for his next Ogden fistic event booked for February 3 at the Elks II- club His opponent will be Emil Cody of Los Angeles We understand Mickey Chez has decided to hang up the gloves His parents have objected to his - fighting we are in in the ring Mc-rKeev- erf Hug-gin- Mc-Gra- uni-for- n 'LOUBS ms years at Duquesne to coach the Irish line next fall so go the rumors in Pittsburgh Joe served with the Pittsburgh pros this past season If Pepper Martin is transferred to the outfield mis season Frankle Frisch plans to give Charley- - Gelbert the third base Job which will be a mark of great credit to the former shortstop who has come back far after that gunshot wound that threatened to end his career three years ago Montana State and Utah State cage teams open a two game series at Logan Friday night These two powerful quints recently divided two at Bozeman' -games Brick Breeden famous guard of the one time Golden Bobcats of Montana State is now coaching the Montana team Brick is getting results and his team must be considered as one of the serious contenders for the western division flag Montana State moves Into Provo on Monday for games Monday and Tuesday with Brigham Young uni- versity Ogden High and Logan High cag- ers wind up their training tonight for their crucial game at the Weber gymnasium Friday night Each club has registered three victories In as s many starts and indications point to a four period thriller J Hamilton Lorimer one time manager of Max Baer will receive a percentage of Baer's earnings from 1931 through 1935 according to a court order handed down at Sacramento Wednesday Maybe Maxie will have to return to ring warfare in order to pay off n - IIS iOWLINC United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK Jan 23 — (UP) —Joe Louis' Honolulu honeymoon is a smoke screen behind which he is hiding to dodge Abe Feldman— at least that's Manager Hymie Cap-n- 's version of the Brown Bomb-lr- s decision not to fight again until he meets Max Schmellng this summer Caplin who is from the Joe CWe Was Robbed) Jacobs' school of protestors does not stop at accusing Louis of running out of a match with his fighter but charges that Promoter Mike Jacobs is building up the Brown Bomber out of all pro- -' portion to his real fighting worth "I had no intention of mention- tag my deductions about the buildup they're putting over on Joe Louis until they deliberately ran out on a match with Feldman" Caplin said "First I gotta tell you I think Louis is a good lighter but I don't think he's so good he can knock out y any time he wants He can -- All his shots against those poor old they're feeding him but not against a young fighter who knows anything at all about the art C05I3IERCIAL LEAGUE HOGGAN'S R Hoffman C Jorgenson D Bow en F Young B Hoggan 'Total 103 2 108 119 117 120 158 109 119 132 148 3 Ttls 178— 418 124— 391 199— 419 154— 383 141— 418 3 2 Ttls 147 120 119— 386 159 158 155—472 180 120 128—428 129 124 153—406 13 1 154 113—398 1 Cook B' Nye F Knowles R Nye P Herrick Total 2090 SMALLEY BROS 2 A Smalley H Collier J Smalley K Fair C Robb Handicap 171 193 143 88 157 163 135 101 153 93 Ttls 3 145— 145— 144— 138 — 164— Total 2674 2 159 173 133 162 G- - Meyer R Jennings 156 '183 ns 3 Ttls 170— 485 139— 497 156— 454 138—410 225— 6 324 2783 matches"Well I keep my man Idle wait ing for this shot" Caplin explains "and what do they tell me? They say he wants to go on a honey moon But that aint the real rea-ot- L I don't say Feldman would "Ik Louis onebut I guarantee it be of those one-two-- or- covery handicap champion of 1&35 and holder of world records for $ne th and 4nd miles (1:48 one and th miles (1:55) is the standout favorite j Assigned 130 pounds for the mile The girl for whom Johnny Bre-ac- a sensational young pitcher for and a quarter racer discovery has the New York Yankees has been carried 135 pounds' over that dis tance in 2:01 -5 a time that no winning so many games is reveal other horse in training has equalled ed with the announcement of their Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane's Cavalengagement as beings Miss Cor- cade three-year-old delia Frances Ireland (above) of champion of 1934 when he defeated JDiscovery Orleans Cape Cod Mass They met while he was pitching for with regularity appears fit enough after a year of misfortunes to give the Orleans team his great rival a real battle The only time Cavalcade Was beaten at a mile and a quarter Was when he stumbled and lost his rider at the start of last year's suburban handicap at Belmont Park That was his last race Fred M Alger Jr's Azucar winner of $108400 in the inaugural running of the race showed jhe - route to Salt Lake City His mother who has been visiting in New York accompanied the Utah mauler Dempsey was bubbling over with fight chatter The former champion had this to say about Joe Louis: "The greatest Tighter that ever lived? Don't talk through your hat "Nobody knows yet whether Louis is reany a great fiehter Because Joe hasnt been in a spot where he had to prove it "Don't get the idea I'm trying to tase anything away from Louis I'm not He's a very good fighter but m my recora Dook there is a dif ference between good and great" Louis has proven conclusively GARCIA that he can punch" said the Utah mauler "And it's pretty well established that he is a good finisher TO That is once he sets a fiehter eoine ne aoesn t jet mm get away "But he hasn't proven yet that T ti r he can take it Of course that isn't l exas noxer viaKM rin nis lauu u a boxer can win like Louis has without getting himself au Danged up more power to him As this point the writer asked NEW YORK Jan 23— (AP) Dempsey how Louis could be stopthe gentleman Tony Canzoneri ped The Mauler continued: "First a boxer would have to have farmer from Marlboro N Y still courage which none of Louis' op- stands out as the undisDUted ruler the lightweights but the menace ponents thus far have had He'd of or the tropic threat to his position Ernie Schneiter brother of George have to make Joe lead so he could seems to be increasing Schneiter professional at the under his punches and work on get OgBrecio Garcia a courageous Mexl den golf and country club will serye his body at close quarters He'd have can lad from San Antonio Tex as professional at the El Morite to stay in there and punch "Louis has to be on balance to earned respect as another "comer club during the 1936 season Edward deliver a punch lust the same as from sunny southern climes last I T Saunders commissioner of tmrks anybody else and a boxer would night before he finally succumbed for Ogden city announced todays Schneiter was named last night have to be smart enough to keeD to Tony's punches Canzoneri tuning ud for a title for the nost after CommissioTter him off balance constantly to beat mm i don't think there is a heavy- defense in the spring took on Saunders held a lengthy discussion non-titl- e with directors of the El Monte clUb weight around now that has any Garcia in a bout at the Star Casino He won 'The new professional will assume ousiness in the ring with Louis "Gene Tunney and Tommy Gib Dy a technical knockout in the iJll BlUIC UUklCji AjJiU 1 bons would have given Louis Dlenty ninth but only after a stiff battle schneiter served as fat Garcia's willingness to stand ud the Logan golf and professional of trouble when they were at their country cliib peak Tunney and Gibbons had and punch with the champion and last season and for two years prior nis courage under severe mmish to that time held down the same plenty of heart Firpo would have ment earned him the cheers of the post at the Burley Idaho club a Louis too battle And Wilgiven lard at his best might have stODDed capacity crowd of 3500 and a place Ernie Schneiter also served for on the list of probable future chal- two years at the Ogden golf and Joe" How would Jack Dempsey have lengers along with Indian Hurtado country club as caddymaster under of Panama and Pedro Montanez of his brother George performed against Louis the writer Puerto Rico who have been cut asked I am pleased wjth my appoint"I can't say who would win that llf fwlc?e swathe& through the ranks ment and will do everything in rtiy lesser lights in the division one" Dempsey said with a grin "But I'll tell you this much Al it wouia nave been a battle while it Vic one-eigh- LOSES CANZONERI Sf&T'-- Schnefrer - 111— 127— 120— 139— Total BOYLE'S J Seaman D Summer R Boyle M Boyle L R Tower 402 396 390 506 435 151 161 3 Ttls 138 — 450 118 112 122 146 113 120 168 140— 156— 102— 143— 332 121 BECKER'S 1 C Alkema E Blair L Wright M Aubele T Nelson 145 150 102 136 136 2 144 86 122 105 138 Dempsey couldn't get any argu ment mere Max Schmeling Ward HoWell Leads In romt Getting who is matched tmn NEW YORK Jan 23— (AP) Gil Dobie's future if any as Cornell's head football coach isn't the only athletic subject agitating the col SEATTLE Al Jan though not "tops'' in total noints legiate "hot stove league" in the piled up thus ar this season big snow clad section of upper New York Ward Howell of the University of state Oregon basketball team headed the there has been some out standings of the northern division cryLately Vic for Hanson's scalp at Syra Pacific coast conference scorers to cuse to due the failure of teams an with day average of 123 counters coached by the former per game end to beat their arch-riv- al Col waiiy Faimbreg Oregon State gate college forward and Cliff Folen an- Hanson's support is considered so other Oregon Stater had acouired his personal popularity more points than the sharpshooting strong the athletes so greatr that among weDioot forward but took five criticism of may not go games in which to get them Howell rar The very youthful Orange collected his in three Merle Fisher Idaho guard had coach bested annually by Colgate's veteran Andy Kerr in the annual acquired 12 personal fouls in four te "big game" nevertheless games to head that department He knows what the anvil chorus sounds was closely trailed by Ivar Nelson of like Washington State who had 11 and The situation In which he finds waiiy oeragnty of Idaho with 10 is typical of American footr himself 4 ball where the ability of the non-- with Louis In Jnn wrm't rounds Dempsey states "Braddock will give Louis a good he- - gets in shape" said "Jim is 20 pounds over Dempsey x 9 weigni ana oi course nasn t had a fight since he met Baer last June This will be a big handicap to the fight if — 23-(AP- m 1 champion "Louis will beat both of these boys The public will demand a match between Louis anct Braddock and I look for Louis to stop both senmenng and Braddock early" Dempsey will spend only two days in Salt Lake City "Mother has been visiting us in New York" said Jack "She is feel ing fine now and I plan to leave Sunday for New York And say we're really packing 'em in at our cafe" his-regi- (By The United Press) PORTLAND Ore — Wee Willie wlcublux AUisa Stojack Tacoma Wash Ttls 171— 133 — 181— 155— 105— 460 UMPIRE AGAIN no -- many threw Dr Murphy Ireland Everett Marshall Coloradothrew Dave Levin Jamaica Sammy Nichols California drew with Balbo Italy 369 405 396 379 519 1 £aim I nntltlll A ' le j dI rield co-oper- ate co-oper- ps e — I ay merry-go-rou- Baer Pay Former Manager nd - I iT — —' — — —— w fhrmi WV-(- U CIA ' Verdict Over Yates-O'Bri- en er Rush-Schall- er 10-rou- es nd er - ln Defeats Garibaldi I power to Improve golf play at the £1 Monte club course" said Schnei ter today T have played golf since By EDDIE BRIETZ I was a mere youngster and have (Associated Press Sports Writer) had considerable experience as NEW YORK Jan 23— (AP) — professional Boston writers are likening Big BH "I hope to spend much time with Tilden to Babe Ruth Jack Demp every member of the El Monte club sey has lost none of the old glamour during the year I'm open to sug He was almost mobbed ad gesuons irom Dotn tne men and mirers when he popped intoby Chi women players and will do every cago for a social visit thing possible to -©resident o: from all indications the El theW A Benswaneer Pirates Pittsburgh formerly was Monte club should enjoy a" great a note music of critic 'and James j season during 1936 I'll be happy Mulvey vice of the president aiso to with the directors execu as a doubles movie Dodgers of the El Monte club" tive at week $400 per Schneiter was in conference with Commissioner Saunders today rela Eddie Ainsmith the old catcher tive to his duties is tuning up his pipes for another John Geertsen professional at the El Monte club since 1931 will serve season of umpiring in the Southern Oct 24 is open on as professional at the Bonneville Association Methodist's Southern grid schedule club at Salt Lake during 1936 Wild Bil who wants it? Mehlhorn has regained his long put ting touch and is red hot on the coast When you ask Mrs Helen Wills Moody if shell play in this year's nationals she puts on the W K But if you can get OAKLAND Calif Jan 23— (AP) poker face not 'em odds will she — Helene Mayer spectacular fencer Ernie Lanigan the grab Internationa who will try to regain for Germany demon press agent was next August the Olympic crown she league's baseball's first real statistician first captured at the age of 17 is Although only 27 Mel Ott has just getting more excited every day at signed his 12th major league con " prospects of going home tract She is teaching her last German classes for some time to come at Satchel feet Camera is back from Mills college this week for she will Italy looking for set-uMike leave within a few days for the east Kelly of Minneapolis says 1936 wil and her home in Konigstein near be baseball's best year since 1929 Frankfort Germany Here's Clark Griffith hoping "Think of It!" she exclaimed must believe so too with a $500 "Four years it is since I saw them— OOOprice tag on Buddy Myers my mother and my brothers The New York scribes can't stop talking little one is a grown-u- p gentleman about what would have happened if he was but 15jwhen I left Now he Charlie Retzlaff had landed that is in the army I cannot realize it" first right he tossed at embalmer The home will be new to her for Louis the mother German widow of a Looks like Wally Berger is con Jewish physician moved from her demned to spend another season with the Braves This is the open old one under the Hitler regime But where Helene blond as a Nordic prin- season for holdouts cess kept cables busy recently be- are they? tween German officials and the American Olympics committee when she asked what - citizenship rights Is might be hers if she agreed to rep- -- Sal-vator- 3 Air1sr1iTH TO U S From Italy Berger Will Remain With Braves combatants to "take it" is sharply limited resent the Fatherland in the 1936 wanson nas seen neaa coach at Berlin 1 np V 11 f games 1 0 Lead Li lKe Syracuse for the past six years after Now all that is settled She and her family too have citizenship SAN FRANCISCO Jan 23— (AP) an end In that same period the rights-- Helene says it was no special Orange has taken an annual lick dispensation to her but just another Repeating yesterday's perform ing from its Maroon neighbors ance the five leading bike new ruling more lenient to those team But the answer say Hanson's who have came out of the morning lams to- two Aryan grandparents con is mends that has Colgate — an in San square Francisco's sistently had stronger teams noi day current six-dHis Must The popular combination of Cecil that there are shortcomings in th Yates Chicago and Henry O'Brien Syracuse system Mit San Jose Calif held technical L T' team "" v"thP iinlnfpf no ucwcai behind -SACRAMENTO Calif Jan 23— ILasky Gains Fistic ters of a mile back (AP) —J Hamilton Lorimer Oak The standings: Cancela land fight promoter looked to Ancil Mis LpsPts Hoffman manager of Max Baer to'1380 0 1665 for a share of the earnings since SAN FRANCISCO Jan 23— (UPJ day ' Dempsey-Alle- n 1380 0 1410 1931 of the former Livermore Duelberg-Wagn1380 0 1385 —Floored for a nine count In the Butcher v 1380 0 1085 second round Art Lasky Minnea Malcolm C Glenn Superior Judge Benltti-Va- n Slambr'ck 1380 0 - S00 polls and Lbs Angeles Jewish heavy ruled yesterday that the former de heavyweight Triest-Hay1379 4 730 weight punched out a boxing champion Amman-GrubJIZ1S 3 - 795 cision over Tommy Cancela of Flor illegally broke his contract with Flynn-Thel1379 2 1105 Ida in a main event bout here last Lorimer- as his manager and con night The crowd hooted Fef ereej tracted with Hoffman Fred Battaro's decision to the one The decision it was estimated in time heavyweight title contender f volves more than a million dollars Gino On the same card Eli Lasky Arty that Baer has earned as & fighter Lopez younger brother made his profes motion picture actor and radio star On sionai debut winning a third rouma Judge Glenn ordered an account ing of Baer's earnings to determine LOS ANGELES Jan 23 — (AP)— Oakland welterweight in a bout how much Lorimer should Teceive Baer charged Lorimer had mis Vincent Lopez former University of scheduled for four rounds handled his affairs Idaho football player retained his The court said Baer is entitled to claim to the heavyweight wrestling of all money payable to title when Gino Garibaldi New Cage Lorimer under his contract with York Italian missed a flying tackle Hoffman and knocked himself out on one of the ring posts Garibaldi was taken (By The Associated Press) to a hospital unconscious Navy 27 Western Maryland 17 Ohio Wesleyan 45 Marshall 34 Haircuts 35o & 25& Lopez lost the first fall last night in 14 minutes but came back to Chicago 45 Marquette 40 at take the second in 16 minutes Washington State 32 Oregon State GaribaJdi weighed 210 pounds 31 Dastor f Davis Virginia tossed Bob Kruse iviaye? me up-sta- Wrestling Results ruruBatti )— all-Amer- ica f4 570 - NEW YORK—Victor Weber Ger 2481 After serving as assistant coach tinder Pop Warner and Tiny Thornhill at Stanford for years blond Ernie Nevers above called the greatest fullback ever to tread American crid irons when playing for the Indians has been made a head coach Nevers succeeds Herb McCracken as mentor at Lafayette College Eaton Pa Hanson Slated Helene Mayer Ready To Retain His Job For Olympic Events 'iiffVSSPsr611 lasted" Seattle threw Stanley Pinto San u TJVai Tm ci --"'"-' w Aww uucw Dick Davlscourt Glendale Gal 404 Herb Freeman Los Angeles threw 381 Joe Woods Chicago Charley Santo 344 New York threw JdeVarga Mexico 2 Handicap Total nd j LOS ANGELES— Vincent Mexico threw GIno Garibaldi ixpez Italy Chief Little Wolf: Montana threw Emu Dusek Omaha Chief Che waki Serbia drew with Sandor 2486 Szabo Hungary George -- Wilson 1 Crammed Coast Result two-thir- ds fi wit- Westminster 31 Pittsburgh Montana Normal 35 Carrol 23 42 Palace 2350 Shop Wash Ave p " -- coSdIaoe team to play herenextiveek Reputed to be even more colorful than last season when they were one of the most popular barnstorming teams to invade the midwest and Pacific coast theNegro Ghost cagers or Sioux City Iowa will tangle with the Heneger team at the Weber gymnasium Thursday Jan- uary 30 - 1 One of the most brilliant stars on the Ghosts team is "little "Fuzzy" Evans a small but speedy forward -- Evans is one of the fastest dribblers in the country and Is the inventor of the "screen" dribble1 This year the team had a new vari ation of the dribble with three men acting as interference on an unusual formation The new addition to the team Is Pete Hood four letter man at Columbus university a 190 pound flash' who plays forward Hood Is planning to take up professional boxing after the basketball season ends "Suitcase" Simmons giant and most clever center is one of the slowest moving players on the team but is an accurate passer and basket shot He stands six feet three inches tall and wears size 14 shoes He can palm the ball easily In el- -' ther hand Eli Hickman the "praying par son and Les Wilkinson are two other members j of the team and ' their basket shotting and clowning ability are their main assets These boys usually take the ball on trick passes from Evans Simmons or Hood and toss In baskets when they are needed Mit All members of the team are great showmen and clowns and the team NEW YORK Jan 23— (UP)— as a whole features ball han Hank Bath Fort Morgan Colo dling bullet passes trick shots English from clever dribbling r and all around heavyweight who was-barr' i: fighting in Madison Sauare Gar clowning y now get a New York license the athletic commis over Hans sion has decided after studying a French heavyweight e Birkie his in American debut of the record westerner's report Garden Friday night will gain him from the California commission The New York board refused to a match with Primo Camera The license Bath and his manager Jack giant Italian was due to arrive from Kearns for a bout with Jack Demp- - Italy today seys protege Red Burman because of a wire from the California com mission saying two of Bath's bouts II & A in Los Angeles had been question Hank Bath New York Granted License ed : den-recently-- can in-th- LlOll able The commission refused to con cur with the Havana boxing com mission in their suspension of Pro moter Mike Jacobs a'nd one of Joe Louis' managers Julian Black for bout cancelling the in the Cuban capital Inasmuch as Jacobs and Black had never been licensed in Cuba the New York solons couldn't understand how they could be suspended there A victory for Andre Lenglet Louis-Gastana- ga RABBIT DRIVE Special Train Leaves Ogden 7:00 A M Feb 2 1936 $125 Round Trip Boys 65c -- Army 40 Providence 34 CPORTSMEN of Salt Lake Weber and Box Elder counties will conduct an "old time" rabbit drive at Monument Utah near Locomotive Springs Sunday February 2 President John Wheelwright of the Weber County Fish and Game asr sociation announced today Ward Armstrong Ernie" and Lee Murdock will be in charge of the drive Ward Armstrong will serve on the committee in place of his father C E Armstrong who will be in the east at the time tbe drive is conducted "Sporting goods dealers of will corpperate with the IrishOgden and game association in staging the drive" said Ward Armstrong "Railroad men who operate on that run twice weekly report that thousands of rabbits are available for the hunters There hasn't been a shoot conducted in that section for the past 15 years "Bobsleighs and men on horseback will meet the hunters at Mon- ument Lou Whittaker prominent UUh sportsman will be in charge of the drive "A special train has been chartered for the drive In years past this i the method of transportation used by the sportsmen "We anticipate that 200 hunters will take part in the drive Railroad tickets are now available at the ' local sporting goods stores "A railroad baggage car will be used to transport the rabbits back to Ogden for distribution among the needy "The train will leave the Union depot at seyen & mOgden the morning of February 2 and will re- turn at 6 p m Kam-mey- er filly of 1934 Us N Railroad Will Transport Men of Three Counties Weber Will Direct" - nd ar PART-I- NEXT EVENT would be a factor when he won the San Felipe handicap at Santa Anita Saturday A A Baroni's top row twice conqueror of Discovery last year when given big advantages in the weights will carry 116 pounds In the Coast classic While this oonces-io- n from Discovery is not as great as he enjoyed when he defeated the champion the litUe western-owne- d horse has been steadily improving with age Other nominees ' considered as having good chances to upset Discovery each of them holding championships at some time include Cleveland Putman's Ladysman second in the rich stake last year and 1932's two-yeold tltleholder when he raced in the colors of W R Coe Mrs John Hay Whitney's Singing Wood best of the juveniles in 1933 and Norman Church's Toro Nancy champion moneywinning 14-pou- V TO TAKE I Mouutfe QoM Pro Camera Returns To - r 5) 1- three round things" Feldman who is 24 and weighs 183 is just the type to make Louis Handicap - prove whether he is a ring wizard Total 2528 or a fighter magnified to unworthy "SAMUELS ' heights because of mediocrity of his 1 2 3 : Ttls (By The Associated Press) to little contemporaries according M 144 Forsha 178 ' 145— 465 NEW YORK — Tony Canzoneri Hymie 134 114 138— 388 138 world lightweight champion Feldman was born in Salt Lake JP Roden Nasfell 145 127 94— 366 stopped Brecio Garcia 137 Mexico I City but reared in' New York's De-I- 1 B Hotchklss 133 132— 367 (9) non-tit"102 lancey street He has lost only three A Jacobson 94 148 134— 376 z f — i bouts out "of 40 and' never been off : Handicap' 699 FRESCOES REVEALED nis feet: Maxey Rosenbloom Bob ' KIEV U S S R— (UP) —Artistic Godwin and Charlie Massera- - hold Total 2659 frescoes 'ccisions-ove- r dating back to the beginhim His most not- of the ning llth eenturv hv hwn ible victories were over John Henry I N ALBUQUERQUE M—WIllift found Knnhia rathPrtral in th in wis who later won the light- - DaviS 132 El PaSO Tex nnr?Pr Kiev OUtDOintpd nf nntnt T lavw pi : Lopez 221 n vy weight title Hans Birkie Eddie Tiny Garcia 133 Santa Fe N M Kiev traits of are A capacity house of 11000 princes among lacer Al Ettore and Steve Dudas nessed the matches i K 1-- three-sixteen- unrew n eison uavis Virginia: Frank Carone Boston defeated Les Australia Pete Vacker 3 Ttls Grimes Cal- - drew with Frank Marysville 126— 357 ng him for another soft touch was knocked out by Baer Xhmeling two years ago Hamas beat him badly in 1934 and Paulino held him to a draw the same year Caplin insists that back in December Jacobs promised Feldman a Dout witn Louis at Detroit Jan 31 and told him not to take any other 514 423 333 443 425 531 BROADS TONE K Boyle 165 of box fighting" ? C Barber 110 Caplin argued that since Louis' has W Meyer 197 191 been under Jacobs' promotional wing Handicap has-beene has been fed setups and physically unfit fighters" -Total Who do they give him?" Caplin asseo iNoooay wno is able tOTlght EGYPTIAN Baer's hands were in no shape JTor 1 2 him to be in the ring Camera J Becker 117 114 hasn't Jbeen any good since Baer Simmons 127 164 beat him up Levinsky's been al L H Mortensen 129 140 washed up for some time Retzlaff F 158 112 Foley has the worst glass chin in the game S Tunks 186 "181 Poor old Paulino has been through Handica p for yearst And now they're' pro-jcti- tildnt cham-pi- o Jack Dempsey paused in Ogden for 30 minutes this morning en - NYE'S ns - ' -- 2029 P any-j3d- ! ' ! ng By GEORGE KIRKSEY has-bee- f X- - " Associated Press Staff Writer YORK Jan 23— (AP)— Seven racing champions NEW world record holders are among the probable starters in the $100000 Santa iAnita handicap which will have its second running in California on Washington's birthday Alfred G wynne Vanderbilt's dis- - i Boxer Charges Bomber Side-Steppi- former heavyweight s' I ten-rou- Hymie Caplin Pans Detroit N- By ROBERT KAY 0 1 With Pa dog Setups With February The - '' i Lay-de- 1931 £ Seven Racing Champions Will Compete For $100000 Purse Discovery Gets Top Weight Azucar Will Again Be a Contender Cavalcade to Compete i " T UiAiilagV shapes and ages have' enIn 1935 Beard won the national formed Mickey Is now in California rolled for competition in Jack A A U Indoor and outdoor hurEddie Shea Chicago feather Dempsey's International dling championships tying his own weight Is launching a ring come heavyweight tournament The 65 meter Indoor record and equal n back at the age of 31 Elmer first tournament will be conNotre Dame coach may call ling his own 110 meter world out door mark on Joe Bach his assistant for many ducted at Buffalo in early tne reasons - i v - r f mY-wv- AAA i - : Colorful Field Enters Santa Anita Handicap — —— ©rove Head Coach Now TIVO HUNDRED - J : Tickets on Sale i til I rnoi'G's Th- 119S-— vW FRIDAY Fried Halibut i Steak Haddie Finnan Boiled Potato j Ham and Lima r ICrV ICf y3 r I inwt- i -- Beans Frled Salmon Steak mi? SATURDAY ' Beef Corned and Cabbage t UT uisn atew i v 9£?4 m0T' Vegetables Chicken 40$ Fricassee ETERYDAY FEATURES Roast Leg of VV Pork One-ha- lf Dozen Atlfl lf Y Fried Oysters Prime Rib of £0$ Beef Steaks Chops Short Orders NOTHING BUT THE BESTS c A UNION: SSI Twenty-fourt- h HOUSE Street 1 |