Show r L Ratrolling lhs2 SpfiJd Hhhwait With Al Warden (5)qeu They Map Plans for State 7-- A 1939 SUNDAY MORNING MAY 21 AL WARDEN Editor MAX BAER NO A HAS nrSPECT FOR of Lou Nova abo written been Little has acid tegt when California heavyweig °aium Jime 1 but during young k New m Baer Max he fights friena Braven Dyer at Los with talk heart to heart he had reaj reSpect for Max decUrcd Vngelcs recently —— Ti'hcn it came to fightin Fall Closing Event Of 1939 Campaign Two Records Tournament Semi-Pr- o I -T Iu V Noses Out Colorado State Brigham Young University To Capture 2nd Position Hart Takes Thriller In Mile Run Ellsworth Wins Both Sprints i By LOUPON KELLY were smashed DENVER May 20 (AP)— Two records Seven conference a? Colorado won its second consecutive Big stadium today university track and field title at the Denver huddle at mathematical a in Officials had to colelct announcement Colorado proclose before coming out with the tected its laurel with 71wMtrn dlvI of took er match In California kind - Galento Louis the off the edge match set for June 28 but now Nova match of the Max Baer-Lo- u I absorbing interest for June 1 the time being so that the propacan get busy ganda masterminds and prematch Nova following the - big event pare for the east the really are in fans The the Baer in taking a deep interest that Max know Nova match They wanted he when battler real was a the but to get in fighting shape him ana hurt actions olayboy” are wondering followers his whether he will really be able to get back into proper form Baer There is no doubt about now but seriously matters taking same other fighters have done the and they though times thinz many ever as back good come could only to be sadly disappointed Nova has proved himself a capstrong able young fighter also MAX BA Kll punch a with hefty hack Get rivals boost take a wallop and come H Cal- the young over can win Baer fans of r0“nd ifornlan there are plenty Whcn I was just a kid Ala and Oakland wdl back Max to heat Louis — San Francisco -love to 1 used said Lou should they meet later notin tne and going for fights Uain summer However it is vto watch Max if he even ’ to note what a terrific wallop an easy victory be to he Baer I the thought husky should win for had with either hand J in fact he t Was the greatest ever Baseball Oddities was my ideal of a fighter 28000 persons in the were f" -- Later when I took up boxin There and a foul hall off pitch I thought of Baer a Later was j by Bob Feller would strike of he fighter do J And not did f down in his training and persons Bob’s own mother j Mother's day so ell but still I could not forget could he was a ’hard hitter and r for it i fight If he trained I was champion Max ’When he was the greatest and thought £ when he lost his title 1 8tiJl rej great i garded him as a that consid-ere- d Max always Imagined a punk kid and I me 7--10 T so-call- ed Gardner Ready To Try Utah Speedway Q i PLAN annual LUh just haling had any thought ofsee who to some him day to fight Joe battle I would get the chance to title Louis for the world’s to me F Josrph that seems strange and the thought still remains that but -- or GALA C') never 1 All n-- pr jvl fFOOBH pUnn! VSJ ? 1 CT -4 In recent Max may have fought will up he matches I feel that of his put caree battle the greatest he has renewed against me forwill train harder ambitions and be fit to and than ever before BOB FELLER of his life That Is put up the Tightwill a be desperate Feller to Feller it know I why greatest the have still battle and I a grand Lgh - I Scarcely anything in the base- respect for Max asMax will do his ball rccor(j books can equal that r I know that assured! But claries Graham of the San rest best and you may title if I prancSseo Seals recalls an !nt that to out get that I am situation One day in 1911Usting such a thing is possible" I Sacmaster the like hen Spider Baum then with It almost will becoming to batters was together t pitching And the pupil befor cL Both batti and Max C Ir DIAMOND JOUST ! s ’I i j 1 : 4 ! 5 i if! 'nth0ld was sive way over N?va baby on the head she and partial- the j for some time ter meeting Louis the I gcjQUJS against for several days experience paralyzed figure Nova taking of chances did not know what hapat-- 1 gpjder much seems to pay the foul ball until later I the game and won Is tention to Tony couplef a J n0WP of the San Diego poor showings against In t': hi own parting prtneM ! KLt Lagu When was not ly exhibition bouts' I “in?t°on0o7 "beTng ‘the'fimt I 1 G two-fiste- f t j only t will -- Shn h‘°-H- y A ¥©wev 1“ 5 Colorado knocked off only three first places compared with five for Brigham Young’s 'Cougars colBut the champions were busy In 12 every points lecting two to two dashes and event except the the javelin f New Vault Mark Carl Clark black - haired Brighoisted ham Young pole vaulter 414 13 feet one record by soaring' inches The second record was marked Colorado up by Loren Creesetackle who football sophomore Inches 84 48 feet pitched the shot the after he broke 48-just a b week record 6 with a toss The mile runners in the first race of the sunny breezy afternoon gave the sparse crowd Its Ed Hart first thrilling battle Rhodes scholar Utah’s thin-leggled the pack until Henry Hobbs of Colorado passed him In the back stretch of the final lap But Hart caught the Buffalo as they hit the stretch run and hung victory on for a two-fonine-year-o- ld ed ot Two athletes captured coveted “doubles” Paul Cope of Colorado races and winning both hurdle plump-is- h U’s Y B Ellsworth Cy captursophomore speedster ing both sprints Complete Summary Hammer (held Friday)— Won by second Schlothauer C S C: B° Y B v1 Cannon Young Performer Directs (Utah: Idler C U mm ’fourth Play of Pocatello In Baugh C U distance 1622C feet U Shotput— Won by Creese Pioneer League second Jurich D UJ third Leafourth McGarry As early as 1933 the veteran vitt B Y U C U DisPunches the of fifth Utah then manager Bush Donie (New Inches 8 48 feet out Skip- tance Cincinnati Reds picked - reoerd old record 48 feet 6 Inches Pocathe of Robello per Tommy eastern division tello Cardinals as the best looking set by Creese in week) prospect in the minors Donie meet last run— Won by Hart Utah Mile that of much so Tommy thought UJ the Reds played an exhibi-- 1 second Hobbs C Woodland B Y HI fourth U C Island Rick to! in game Tim C S C Lane local j u fifth was with the byethe nttle Red piiot wanted U:263 tSBrlfr back to CincinnatL dashT"nobX BOASTS UNIQUE BALLRECORD ow S Jrir M of Sat 440-ya- rd Pe'rVuTltrS °V'’ nottlft n p him Won by E1 Tueaday at y - t was mangled with injuries ana j — — chamand Sharman have met m of the the in first game m series between Lewis many times before but never pionship Morley and Central for the title in the the 175 pound division veteran performer now scales far Ogden city junior high school above 175 pounds but Sharman baseball league to has agreed to meet him Reason for moving the battle aa I Reds Hall J thgV Reds ®ec°na’ the aU-stThe of Ogden team Perkovich1 Tiger new home “Wally Thompson Gus cfourth anwas Gotchis afc Sixteenth and Brxnker the season after? C S C him flfttf Elliott got Danny Milligan and finally - DiatanJ have ac- nounced as being made to Wilminghim sent all capable wrestlers and was over 2051 feet to accommodate the large crowd the Piedmont league ior Won by James U cepted terms to perform jump— te sure to attend BJecond was converted into that he There 1934 Shaw Wyoming “Members of the Ogden police hold the leagu de- Cub CerrrAl de and was among c Ul tourth Pnett department the tat ' highway ts acVne tour-fl£tee- ‘ ka 1 ar a thld coming - at tne next season his second the arrangements" SS C Time 15 seconds run— Won by So Westfall C S second U B Yl win preyk Pr C': third Dunbar C U £ourth Hart Utah fifth BriscolC U I 1:588 will depend ers with 19 mhA sent him Time Cardnals Blake C S C Wise- Louis Won o£ Dale St The Discus— by pitcwS the third mPan“ and Geori‘eBowman in their 10 "their Jacksonville Tex farm Jn secQnd( Jurich D U: his him in U title Y and B diamond 1937 gave £0UJh’ f”8®’ Cannon bid for their first start result- - agerial experience m the Ea & U fiftbt Idlef years After a slow has Texas league feet ine from a sore arm Dale ®' J 1457 intent is and dash — Won by Ells- played second form nvard Tommy reached I te up I batted 281 pulled worth B Y U second’ SudduthS ipTn 'humbling’ the Lewis outfit the won LewDirect then Will and thlrdf Thackeray C a gecond place g In f erron Losee twQ teams compared If Christensen Third ff fortb® the of play-oclass — p!fa cJ fourth Baland B Y U fifth ghaughnessy Red Cross Program At is has shown thewhile the Cen‘ Inant' record neat Pretty He1 to£ I Doyle B Y U Tim 221 mcoikUv league’s pitching a itself a first" manager as Won by Christen? Weber Gymnasium whirl has proved tral team runs withL'en B yjump— home in at bat second Hamilton team U the offensive league ped strong will week C swim to Watson lineups: learn 33 third Probable starting C U I SALT LAKE CITY May 20 — seAdults Mor gymJones base Weber U fifth the C — season third Tommy at conducted Evans Hankins Last Lewis fourth Lake batted (AP)— H B Carlisle of Salt club inclusive 6 Inches 10 his to 5 feet ’Distance 22 for catch June Higgenson base nasium score first 91 erti thentiw ®u lenfhls JSS Curt 880-ya- rd ANNUAL SWIM CARLISLE WINS f'st WEEK BOOKED DOUBLES EVENT J 1 - a I ng I ey I ek 1 &h!” "'arp'oiblity - that tant I pro class t 4 "Bad " i I five-thir-- en-thir- ty ty six-thir- ty eight-thirt- I non-swimme- rs i iyare tco tmen Championships singlendilis thwetern off run ""ona" tomXent at Phoenix wW be tomorrow as wtl and Tm°c?mpMethin Arizona late in July Half of the of the champions will be held UD pending their appearancecomat Phoenix If they decline toreceive will pete the runner-u- p this money toward expenses to the Phoenix joust” The mammoth trophy emblema( Continued on Page S-- A ' if utah league in Two-mil- e run — Won by Hardy and agairi paced the no had He 38 C U‘ home runs hitting Utah second Wallrichfourth Mc- S and it wou“d up CJ U third Davis fifS Burton U celten BurTommy was as picked for his work by being annual all- - S Time 10:22 J hurdles— Won byc°Pe baseman on the the of league vote a Hamilton C V second team by star C U C fourth HanS C Scott third U WRobeilo has power but it is hard kins C U fifth Beyer D does He It he gets to see where Time 245 Y not look like a fence wreckerin but Pole vault—Won by Clark B tie I his nitdx S U CJ Bowma u second Winger C S C and appearances are deceiving case He swings accurately tand thlrdj Trimbje drives the and C U tie for fifth FranBarnes viciously i J Utah Hunter cis Br Y U country mile or tne u one (J C old Connatt He is 26 years Wyoming Berry the in U Y Height B players and Christensen born in Pahala 13 feet 4 lA inches (new record) game 314 inches set Hawaii (Old record 13 feet — in 1937) HOLLYWOOD May 20 (AP) a by Slovek C U Colorado Won by smashed Mile relay— Dominic DiMaggio Kennedy wail field State (Thackeray home run over the left C and Parker) Second to UW ninth tonlmt today a 4 vie U Y B fourth third Utah the San Francisco Sealsthe Pacific in D U Time— 3:242 fifth Hollywood over tory Coast league 2 5 10 — 1 SALT LAKE CITY May 20 4 10 Powell Ban°u (7j and Woodall a clean se- two-gaMuxicnef and their of who set a new sweep today Sta e high jumpr Utah of 6 the o£ feet 5 inches University ries with school re DUKES TO DIAMOND 9 whlch ia Downey and Wally daunt erron Losee director announced stop Smalley Jirst SSj" tensen pitch Frost right Saturday night udmundson Manning left field “Classes will be conducted daily center Henderson p m second base at five six seven and eight Losee fieid i for men” said Director sev- Cntral—Williams center field "and at y fiSt base’ and right “eia daily for women base' Hickman stevens! left field Ida Stewart and Reed Swenson base and assistant directors of second Wiseman catch Nielsen the school Members of the Red Cross life saving committee will also lend assistance Learn relaxation and confi--i s1 Jr in the water The school marksman posted a 92 acore dence and beginners for field of more than a We expect :Me 3 score of A H 300 to enroll in the school This h h Clty’ Hand program is staged annually doubles with a 70 interest unusual gets always George Sisler national semi commissioner may also attend al- state jiore than 16 teamsthehaveMate Lake about read inquired base- - class improvement to the I bkttle‘S ba Geid at Brigham Dean Hurd of Salt Lake City nd ThinT to toptha firat "fthSaU t the biggestUtah's Iwitn a i I middle-weigh- ar trap-shooti- h’" n"n"3 Collina (Ripper) Los Ang“ Cubs present Chicago the watched lea first baseman speedDlMagglos the youngest of Francisco Ing around the San outfield In a tew jamesjter and remarked: “He’s a vermajor 8aW leaguer right now if I one “That DiMaggio boy can go back for a ball as far as anyone I ever saw” he said “He leans on the ball with plenty of power surtoo His size fools you I’m has-n’t outfit prised some big league grabbed him off already Dominic appears to have arrived in his third season with the Seals He's whopping the ball at around a 380 dip and straightens out curve balls a pitching phase which puzzled him in 1937-3- 8 when he hit 304 and 306 respectively sar Iiraiheir two udWjhour “Morley a City shot his waytheto Utah double win to berc today I - day obsecond in been title Special permission has I state annual ninth Maiad of Downey to the' rounds tained permit and Preston Idaho and Evanston p j T A tournament With competition in the eventWyoming to compete In the Utah limited to Utahns Carlisle rankseries I near-tournthe of rules of set A complete gd seven points ahead of his and entry blanks will be est competitor Sam Sharman of to the clubs of Utah jow Salt Laker Alf Christensen Ogden posted an 80 Idaho and Wyoming Monday Pocatello captured eight and probably joe Cotant of “At least six the days open in high money league scouts will attend major two-we99 In the singles a said shooting firing program” the and a 96 in the doubles Joe Co- - SAN FRANCISCO May 20— (AP)— Major league managers on who seldom know what’s going In baseball west of St Louis may be Interested in what a big leaguer detached thinks of a Djlmaa ' cnmmUlonr: E CARD MANAGER 1-- SC DiMaggio Shines In Coast League Detroit Battle OUt 6 1 Pastor Wins In temporarily Springv ille night in "We’ll be very much War- Jim said Manager tourney” ner of Riverdal? Saturday night our club will be well balanced and we feej that’ we can win the crowo j Jook for a reCord breaking field and some sensational base ball Denver & Rio Grande Western defending champions of Salt are fading the Salt Lake Federa- with four victories and tlon jeague - to make their I P‘etey of 6228 Hayes street Oak- Morris Nlng the Galento end r I odds anywhere California land i own gsome plu j adds one that hap- one to 25 to one while one Walter to 50 for oiler ers even jn 1924 He was pitching PortIn what Portland That J 0ak gainst now these manager! thinking seriously ther are p jand Doc Prothro bat was at Sitting Phillies though Mike says Qf the wilmg to pay was Mrs Pro-base first ty of fans whoto are see Tony knocked the price just thrQ with Baby Prothro Prothro swung Mails pitched V1"" and straight to However all “lk k0“l ball galled the for shelved be can lon dollar gate Uncle Mike wiU be Baby Prothro struck a glancing the time being blow and caromed to Mrs Pro$2000 it box well satisfied if thro’s eye Prothro made the U L’ncte Mike Lucky fistic where his family was seated and walL NeithMike Jacobs New York leaped over the Infield guy a is lucky promoter RoP' er was seriously injured Loum-Jac- x ing else The Joe (UP)— There DETROIT May Is a new note today in the clamor of fighter Bob Pastor and his manager James Joy Johnston for a bout with heavyweight Champion Joe Louis Pastor who suspects that Louis Is avoiding him purposely had ant persist-nhis pther victory to heback 1 No the is claim that He contender for Louis’ crown Friday woo a decisive decision Detroit Toles Roscoe over night eyes of the NaNegro who in the is the association tional Boxing ninth ranking heavyweight retreating strategy that The him to survive 10 allowed once rounds with Louis served10 Pastor rounds well Friday night For backunrelentlessly— he marched he dodged ward He ducked and opuntil he forced his bewildered he then and balance ponent off atd a with him blasted tack to the body Toies who knocked out Jimmy with near fatal results " idamlck was a ia his last fight at Olympia contender in the first three rounds to headline a boxing Ogand wrestling program at theWedden high school gymnasium nesday evening June 7 Dave Saturday Ballantyne announced 7 I 20 1 Burke and Lund may travel ten the rounds in the boxing feature of anall-stprogram Ballantyne nounced “The boxing and wrestlingonepro-of as gram is being arranged Utah the of commissioner anticipates a the features officers convention in Ogfield of 32 clubs for the dou peace den” said Mr Ballantyne defeat Eddie Wright of entire city ble defeat classic “Joey Jarvis WindmiU at earce a and capacity BuEvanston “We anticipate Riverdale Utah state Farm fis wiU aU crowd of better than 2300 specta-in tformjn reau champions last year and SpringviUe tors Ralph Morley is assiting one of the strong clubs in the state tic events against I x 1 of dis- - Lund ““'nnBaum t 1-- 5-- Be Scene of Variety Program Ogden High School Will Will Central Faces Lewis Tpam June 7 Dave BaUanty ne Ralph Morley In First of Series At Direct Event Seat Sale Opens Soon Double Elimination Will Reddy Kilowatt Field "“a PhfIock‘rdJaand Feature Utah Series the management would At Brigham City Reddy Kilowatt park will be Jackie Burke ot Ogden out of three Even when the Red MnfM I Is 1 (Slaf photo) program IFirstf "SK’SfSSSHsS B1 ‘ owning Police SEEK TITLE IN will be Entry blanksbasekaH teams 1Q() paicneuLuju extending of practice clubs the for many invitations for state to compete m r jdinZ up the ramp outside the 0f the eastern end of the country Louis Joe Adrienne of meeting was 2lmonthold the privilege the annual Utah semi-pr- o Counts motored L in her baby buggy Experience ball joust at Brigham the Uns Daumandma A batsman hit a There ts no doubt that In Max !t went out City July 4 to 18 inclusive would have confidenceLouis pro iTihe prkailnded in the pitcher’s xhe 'dead line for entries will should he meet I n lmpr- - "u‘ghl vfdins h Pint Win In June 20 Al Warden Utah bby bugsy and hit lb J - 4 BenAMeeiIn Main Event TO THIRTY-TW- O "b tor the July Ulch Grorgo Tiller and Harold u- IPLivsir®® u© t Max Baer is a great fighter t tirnes bring many changes and I to belies am training myself now ft-rat- e a is that while Max must and better still I fighter 1 am Ion ambits my attain to beat hrm s woria the and that Is to win matter how No t championship l-1- SALT LAKE CITY May 20 (AP) — Another English speed driver A T G ‘‘Goldie’’ Gardner will join John Cobb in runs on the Bonneville salt flats this summer said Gus P Bachman executive Lake secretary of the Salt commerce of chamber City to Gardner will attempt cars for record set a new inch having only a 65 cubicBachdisplacement cylinder man said he was informed atThe Britisher’s machine 1951 miles tained a speed of an hour on a German track Backman added Backman said Gardner will ana accompany Cobb to Utahsame will race about the time Cobb is expected to try for the mile speed record set last summer by Captain G E T Eyston in August fmeda” Colorado and sion champions State battled briskly tor second with place before B ' Y U won the to Aggies 52 points 6 Utah scored 27 5 Utah 49 State 17 Denver 16 and Wyoming Pr im Hurls Five Hit Ball Contest to-day- ito reM a 220-ya- rd I MaQylO Socks Homer On Coast Stanford Defeats 5-- OAKLAND Cal May 20 (AP) left- —Ray Prim Los Angeles — r ” hander yielded only five hits GOOD hand the Oakland Acorns BE MUST ANN ARBOR Mich May 20— a 3 toa 0 defeat ® Los Angeles a Ray Fisher calls centerfielder Oakland Charlie Pink the best bunter he "pgjiQn and Prim and R Collins as has had in his 16 years as Wolver Conroy ine coach the ladies ship and handicap shoots I Utah Polo Team me sfF&SS S&SSfSSSSlS5’--’- "& varsity sport MC-Ew- en |