Show I 16 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY 20 1932 BASEBALL LEADS IN SPORTS POPULARITY BY LARGE MARGIN - 4 4 4- 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 City Linksmen Mull Over Business Problems at Courses for 1932 Vote Gives Grid Games Second Spot r -- - Ranks Third Boxing Shows Amazing Decline in Public Favor jGoIf NEW YORK Jan 19 In the opinion of the expert who feel Snd minister to the nation's sporting pulse still ranks as the No 1 Amed-tagame despite the obvious inroad on its popularity by the rapid development of football pnd golf In a countrywide poll by the Press Associated among sports writers end editors to determine the most sport popular baseball leads by margin Football is a strongly 2SSn a (second even with the seasonal factor admitted Golf bolds third and boxing fourth fishing Basketball end hunting track and field ice hockey and tennis are the only other pports mentioned In the voting by the experts as being entitled to rank among any “first three" Here is the outcome of the ballotr Jng counting three points for first choice two point for second one point for third Baseball 181 (38 first choices) Football 163 (27 first choices) Golf 114 (18 first choices) ' Boxing 29 (two first choices) Basketball 9 (one first choice) T (one first choice) Horse-racinFishing and hunting 4 (one first Choice) Track and field 1 Ice hockey 1 Tennis 1 Football Golf Gain Although a somewhat sharp difference of opinion is manifest as to how tnuch baseball has declined in general interest if any the poll convincingly discloses the remarkable gains of football and golf In national popudelarity Equally clear is the big cline in boxing which In Jack Demp-ley’- s heyday probably would have in any sector of the nation run Although as one observer notes “many minor leagues have folded up and many colleges and schools have quit playing the game" another says' 'Baseball Is still our national game" and a third adds: “For month in and month out Interest as well as from the standpoint of those who play it baseball is far and away (Pi-Bas- eball u it CONTACT BEACII ASKS 4 4 CAMPBELL TO RACE AGAIN Prep Officials Seek GUARDING CALLED PERSONAL IN-REA- DAYTONA BEACH Hi Jan-1-9 (P) — Mayor Edward H Armstrong late today cabled Sir Malcolm Campbell British racing driver Inviting him to come here In February to make an attempt to lower his own world's automobile speed record of 245 miles per hour sti 4 to Avoid Improper Method of of rear guarding which almost invariably results In la personal foul The pLay era are Andrews (with the ball) and Parker of I Van I ahnre Race Results Golfers Set lCdll and Entries Play To Perfect Confab With New Defense Parks Head i 8econd race ft furlong— Momhlon (Col-t- l) 113 13 80 S3 20 33 20 won Miaa Cheyenne (King) 103 93 SO 32 60 aerond: Time (Matt) ill 93 80 third 1 13 9 Alto rant — a8hasta Broom Bong Run Panda Judge Auatln ‘Local Idol’ Third race 7 furlongs— Umpire ' Terms y nr) 104 97 40 33 80 33 20 won: Frontman (Reno) 104 33 80 33 00 eecond The Whip (Coucel) 104 34 0& third Time 1 37 Alto rant — Kin at Arms Busy 8elh Deep When he meets Jim Lindsey De- River Shortr o Time Shot Macon Captain troit In a return match at McCul- Gilbert Bright —Comet Chatter On Fourth rare Burton Agnea 103 33 00 33 20 32 20 won lough’s arena Friday night Dean Sharp 130 33 40 93 60 eecThought Detton local light heavyweight title ond Joe Floret (V10ft Moore) (A Fltcher) 33 30 third Time 1 06 Alto ran— hope will be a more alert grappler John Bane LI Cajon Rurango Oalllneta rac— Bar Rote 105 (8yltla) 39 30 he promised Tuesday as he began 36 Fifth 00 32 80 won Marvlna 101 (Tremayne) 34 80 33 20 aecond Boo Cap 103 (Couccl) workouts for the bout 12 40 third Time 1 13 6 Alto ran— Pair Satisfied that his offensive wres- Bor Facchlna By Wire Happy Fellow Lord Vale Captain Danger can of that the stocky Sixth race — Bclmltaf 113 (Arnold) 33 30 cope with tling 33 80 93 30 won Old Timet 106 (Knapp) Lindsey Detton trained Intensively 313 00 33 00 second Annan 110 (Ewing) 32 30 third Time 1 47 Also ran— Royal on defense against some of Lindsey’ Doulton Speedy Ai Hehukat Seventh race— Brown Matter 104 (Q pet holds particularly his toeholds 8m(th) 325 60 98 00 34 00 won Torch loft 33 30 32 40 eecond Dee John Frequently last week the Detroit (Cochllni 106 (Tremayne) 23 20 third Time 3 09 Also grappler applied quickly his devas- SPTr""11'"11 Water Chilly Flight Motet Nihil tating stepover one from a standing PrincessHootlnany Single Step Umbrian position on one occasion winning a CMIEMR ENTRIES fall with it when Dean was caught First AGUA race isoo maioen unawares st 108 claiming 3 furlong— bSultu LONDON Jan 19 WV-S- ir British racing Campbell driver said tonight ho would accept an Invitation to attempt to lower his world's automobile speed record at Daytona Beach Fla next month Mal-rol- Favored Win In Handicap Games Close Thi Dean expects to avoid Friday and at the same time he intends to keep Lindsey busy escaping from and not applying holds Detton and Lindsey grapple over route in a bout that the will be an appetizer for one of similar time limit between Roland Kirshmeyer Oklahoma City and Ira Dem local heavyweight Inch Kirshmeyer a 6 feet 2 athlete should be a severe test for Dem the visitor’s record and build indicate In and about Seattle Kirsgh-meye- r has defeated many formidable grapplers until 'tis claimed no one wishes to meet him because he is too good This reputation and the fact that Kirshmeyer will tower above and weigh eight to nine pounds more than Dern promises the local tussler competition aplenty the lack of which recently has made Dem’s bouts here dull Bill Longson an ambitious and rough young light heavyweight will essay the task of throwing Floyd Shumate Philadelphia heavyweight who lost to Dern last week The Longson-Shumatbout will be a time horse-racin- g ahead" s still “The family at the lakes its baseball seriously" writes an Iowa sports editor “Try and leave out a box score if the edition is tight! The kids still play the game in meadow and corner lot Baseball in my judgment Is and will continue to be our national game" Tremendous Fan Interest “Baseball’s tremendous fan Interest overshadows golf’s rapidly Increasing participation” notes a Chicago observer with whom a Philadelphian agrees and adds: “The world aeries is proof enough of baseball's cross-road- popularity" Although admitting as do most ob- Favorites camo through with victories in the first round matches of the handicap handball tournament played at the Deseret gymnasium Tuesday The victors in feature matches were Renny Clawson Ray Sorenson and Max Foote Clawson giving an 18 point handicap to A Oswald triSorenson gave umphed 17 points to H Geurts and won Foote Max playing Oscar t Carlson and giving him a had the most difficult handicap 7 time Max finally won but only after a bitter itrug-gl21-1- 8 21-2- 0 21-2- 0 9 five-poin- 21-1- The other matches played Tuesday were for the most part close and some excellent competition apparently will greet the entrants in the future rounds matches must be All completed by Wednesday according to rules of the tournament Handicaps will be given the survivors on d the basis of their play Competition In the second round will first-roun- first-roun- start Thursday results Following are Tuesday’ with handicaps: A McOomb (0) d N Cluff (SI 1 Carl Eornltu (0) a U Hurbach t0 1 31-- lt 1 0 8 H Bluk w (0) d B Wood (SI 1 0 4 Wuikler (0) L B Keevee (S) 9 H Prto (0) d Clrd Kelson (I) d O 31-- lt Mlddoush (0) 3 M 1 Ruh11 (13) 31-- U Taylor (ft) 4 Dr H B Mw (0) 31-- J 1 1 0 fiortnson (0) 4 R Ourti (17) (Ur 9 9 J A McDonald (0) d T OeurU 9 R Wilks (7) d R Oscsrson (0) 31-- lt Up Gym Training Jes’ Like Hubby Mrs Livsey Evens Up With Masked loe 750-poi- 250-15- 125-po- 123-5- 0 Vergez Signs 0 Yank Battery Out ft 11-- 7 T Bothered 106 109 Weather clear Standtn East Five Plays Parsons Smoker To Follow Game 1 LEAGUE th Team Fourth race By FOSTER HAILEY NEW YORK Jan 19 W-- Out In malady Undoubtedly due largely to the the highways and byways on fox and teachings in these schools the high deer hunting fields in fishing grounds school sport has been improved because of the comparative rarity with and on golf links which foula resulting from rear tha Associated Press went scoutguarding are called An example of rear guarding is ing today for New York baseball given above Andrews of the East ers to find playout high squad with the ball is about what they were doto be fouled by Parker Just as soon about their as there is bodily contact a per- ing 1932 contracts sonal will be called on the guard Then holding is very likely to oc- of Eleven athletes three New cur when Andrews dribbles away Yorkthe teams who all arms but are Parker’s for had not previouswrapped about him themexpressed Of course provided that Andrews ly selves publicly re- back into Parker the foul is comgardlng their 1932 mitted by the former signatures war found pursuing various winter avocations Six of them said they had signed or would Three were dissatisfied with the terms offered them but not belligerently so Two said they had sent their contracts back unsigned The latest "holdouts" are Charles (Red) Ruffing hurley nitrher snd Bill Dickey the no less catcher of the Yanhefty From his winter chateau at COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Jan kee 111 Ruffing sent word he 19 IIP) — "Dutch” Clark'a Colorado col- Nokomt the proffered contract back at lege Tigers won their third successive firedYankee The same word carRe the Rocky Mountain conference victory from Dicker off on f and remained undefeated In the eastRock Ark Neither ern division as they noeed out Colo- trip near Littleterms offered them the rado Teachers 28 to 27 tonight in one divulged Five Yankees who gladdened the of the greatest defensive exhibitions of their employers by agreeever seen on a local basketball court hearts views were The Tigers scored first and led ing with their financial Pipgras Ed Wells and Herb throughout the game at one time George Crosettl Frank Pennock pitchers holding a 10 to 2 advantage Teachers recruit infielder Sam Byrd fleet and a in and comeback however staged The fifth player to fall in the last four minutes it was anybody’s outfielder line is Del Bissonette veteran Brook game first sarker With four minutes to go Rica of the lynChick Fullls reserve outfielder of Teachers caged his fifth basket of the the Giants Jole Sewell Yankee third game which left the Bears in ar- baseman and Tony Lazzert former rears 27 to 28 but brilllunt guarding king-pisecond sacker of th Yan by th Tigers held Teachers pointless kees but last year a reservist ex for the remaining time The ball was pressed themselves as not fully satisin Teachers' possession virtually the fied with the contract offered entire four minutes but such shot Several of the athletes still had not as the Bears were able to get off were received their 1932 documents among hurried or wild these being Lefty O’Doul and Johnny Colorado college’s victory tied the Frederick Brooklyn outfielders Tigers with Wyoming university and The Giants meanwhile received Colorado university for leadership in two signed contract in the mails the eastern division Each has won from Johnny Vergez third baseman three games and suffered no losses and Roy Parmalee recruit pitcher Th aeore Vergez is supposed to have received COI-COL (28) 0010 TEACH raise over the amount of pip a aubstantial orpfPL OUddenf he was paid as a first-yea- r man in Httbo The East high and Westminster college basketball teams will clash Friday at 7:30 p m In the Parsons’ gym it was announced Tuesday by Bryan Patterson Parson mentor Following the gome Westmln-te- r and South high 'boxers and wrestler will stage a smoker The Cubs will be in charge ol Coach Paddy Davis The smoker will be the first In tenchool affair staged In the city this season Olympic Ski Candidates Try Out at Canton Tiges Nose Out Teachers Bring About Triple Tie right-hande- first-strin- deer-huntin- n I Sigma Pi 26 Sugarhou he ary 21 86 115 25 game from Granite Hardware rounded out attack of the Fraterntiy men proved far more effective than the individual efforts of the Granitlans although the losing lineup contained four former college 28-1- 3 A well ( Sugarhouse Mercantile kept on the heels of the leaders by trouncing Long Life Shoe 38 25 in the opening game of the day Bailey and West were the shining lights for the winners while Clulhtensen Starred for the losers Next Tuesday Utah Woolen Mills and the Sigma PI fraternity five will settle the disputed leadership in the feature game at 8 30 o’clock 00 0 Uriel Martin 1 0 1 H Olarxirr 9 9 1 At a meeting last night of two members of the American Olympic ski committee including Victor Alberts Minneapolis it was decided to hold the final competition Thursday starting at 2 p m Paul rf OTFP’ 0 0 OR Knight 1 15 Herzog If 0 0 8 Sweeney 6 0 0 0 0 Knight rg 0 0 0 O Oswald hr 3 4 3 loo (Oar-rlty- Miss eec- third ond Friend John (Lily) 34 Also ran— Modern Ace Bunny Time Lonesome Flower Evicted Fountain Olory Major Gomez Mom a Polly Madam JEFFERSON PARK ENTRIFA First race 6600 claiming furlong— French Ld 108 Little Mar-eel103 Wyandotte 108 Drury 113 Esta brook 108 Mid Stream 113 usurp 108 Monk Fox 108 Princess Nancy 103 Beauty Brule 108 Big Blue 113 Blue Hawaii 103 Malmoza 103 Iskum 108 Hello Lou 113 Tiedemann 113 Mingle 113 Red 8hadow 108 Begsar Lady 103 Chicago Belle 103 8econd race 6600 claiming furlong— Array 108 Bull Frog 108 Rivet t08 King Commander 113 Vain Olory 113 Flkhart 113 luanic 116 Tulane Las 108 Becky E 108 Cotton Time 108 Dear Nanette 8 108 Missing Caddie 113 Mad Finn 113 II v Rtiatlieona 1U Ruth 103 Catalan Idol 108 Marrlt Chilhoma 108 Third race 6600 claiming and up l tulle and 70 yards — Paa 105 Mutual Friend 111 Mis N Conlan 61 Thomas Beth lit Master Ogden U8 7ahn 113 Rubber Neck 115 A Fair 112 Noel First 105 Hilda A 105 Old Sol 105 Oloriou Swan M Link Pier 112 Captain Jack Jr 107 Shonna 113 Makanda 101 Duk Porter 115 Thomas Patrick 112 Obstinate Girl 96 Beisa 116 Fourth race tftoo claiming 108 nd up I'h mile — The Southerner Rushing 105 Gold Handle 106 Ormontlme 105 Uncle Charlie 103 Boom 106 Vole 104 Valiant Heart 101 Bunyora 101 Constance Ann 66 Entrap 110 Peter Peter 109 Kelly Pride 99 Belea 102 Surpaaa 101 Fortun 6 Municipal club golfers of the Nib-lepark and Bonneville course associations will meet with Commissioner Harry L Finch this week to discuss business problems pertinent to- the 1932 season it was announced Tuesday night by the respective club presidents President J t m Terry of the Nib-lepark club goll association has arranged for Seventh East linksmen to meet with Commissioner Finch at the latter’s office in the city and county building Thursday night at 8 o’clock Lawrence D Bam president of the Bonneville club golf association announces that the east bench devotees will dine with the parks head Friday at 6 30 o'clock at the Ambassador hotel Commissioner Finch is desirous of determining opinions of municipal linksmen regarding handling of the courses during the 1932 season Specifically the parks head wishes to encourage new ideas regarding the duties of professionals the financial arrangement with golf instructors the conduct of golf shops and of caddies care of the courses and he will entertain any open suggestions to further the activity of the Salt Lake municipal golfer Suggestions have already been put forward regarding the management of the courses a few advocating the club manager method popular at coast municipal courses The latter method which attends public courses at Portland Seattle Spokane and San Francisco segregates the tasks of the professional It provides the and the managers professional with more time to conduct his golf business and makes managers directly responsible to the city department for receipts and course maintenance Under the present system Professionals Mickey Riley and Harry Borg of Nibley park and Bonneville clubs respectively have been burdened with the entire responsibility OTFP 5 rf 3 4 MU wt tm ft ft !1 11 11 A new world turf record was recently established In Buenos Aires when Ireneo Lfgulsamo Argentine jockey rode seten winners In the day's eight races He came in second In the eighth race NOTED SPORTSMEN DIE Among the first measures to be ers to die In 1931 Rockne Sir Thomas Lipton Ban Johrion Er-Bernard (jairy Herrmanrt C A C i key and Sam Dieyfu's were-Knut- t! Cougar Wrestlers Leave Wednesday For Logan Match PROVO— Headed by Coach Aubert Cote ten members of the Brigham Young university wrestling squad will leave Wednesday at 8 a m for Logan where they will stage their first defense of their Rocky Mountain conference wrestling championship that afternoon and evening The trip will be made by automobile and the Cougars are hopeful of reaching the northern city by early afternoon so that they will be able to rest slightly before the start of the matches at 4 p m The ten men selected by Coach Cote and the divisions in which they will wrestle are as follows: Kyle Clark 118 Neff Smart 118 or 125 Ray Haddock 125 Dell Young 135 or 145 Vard Johnson 135 Sylvan Stephens 145 George Gillispie 155 165 Iman Robert Yorgason (C) Hales 175 and Morris Snell heavyWhere two men are listed weight for each weight the man who shows the best condition following the long trip will be given preference Coach Cote said Provoan Urges Scientific Study Of Fisli Game 6p It ft v Hutheson (Dickey)rll6 won 62 80 65 20 62 80 118 63 80 Sixth claiming mile— Polyp 108 Lazy Mary 106 (ay 00 in one 108 Beauty Secret 104 Mama Ms-t-e 0 0 4 Prince r 106 Utah poultry scores Dow o 0 0 8 Reno 103 Our Grief 112 Ikard ltd) Prince Utah Poultry eager had little difficulty Howard rg Seventh race 600 claiming Tuea-daSmart If In downing N O Nelaon five 9 1 mile— Sydka 101 0 0 0 0 and up106 iDerrick in th East high gym Pehrnou played Tranigresalnn 10ft Star Hirer whll good ball lor the winner Naylor Total log Zaila 109 Super Toy 106 C an t 109 1 131 20 1 0 14 6 0 Total th shining Light lor th loser Best Nadi log Joan Pat 101 Underdun Referee — Foote Th wore 09 Runar 111 Lunacy 108 Hatel Denon N O NELSON UTAH POULTRY 111 Viola Btlnson 106 Helen Dean 108 OTFP LONG LITE ftHOE I8UOAHHOUBB MKRO Rosemary Lavcock 108 Ina M 108 JarOTTPl GTFP gon 109 Red Tam 109 Aurlra 111 11)3 Q 3 0 0 10 0 2 Porbrg rf 0 111 wd rf Flghth race substitute 6600 claiming 6 1 1 11 9 year-o’d- s 2 0 0 1 FUIIfy If If mil 4119 Sonne and 70 yards— Fortuna Chrlsttnsn o 4 3 0 8 Turkr Mia 99 Hat O Roses 19 Rugarllne 66 Boot 1119 3 0 0 4 Mrrha: 1 0 0 2 Jonas Lunt Ig None rg 106 Mis Upset 104 Memphis Laas Roa Price rf Ig Crawford 99 Balance All 104 Donna Dear 104 Miy- 1103 ft 0 0 0 0 0 2 f orhtti rf Duncan It rf Jim 99 Uulck 61 10 War Tld 109 Buehncr if l 1 0 2 Bradr If 10 0? Rnortlnc Mudl 99 Bayr 109 Tonltht 0 0 0 0 lift 24 I 1 491 Tot Total iMoigau rf t 19 0 0 0 0 Holt Rciere- e- Brown Wathr clar trark fait 19 6 1 J Tot Is 11S1J5I Totals MAX RANKS FIRST RIDES SEVEN WINNERS — Evans If 70-- 0 '( 65 20 Friday Conclave itu-den- ts 1 arl l4 furlong— Marion E Nibley Gub Meets Thursday Bonneville Books PROVO— The need for scientific investigation in a balanced fish and game or conservation department was stressed Monday night by Mark AnTh afnres derson local sportsman before I UTAH WOOLEN OREEN CAB of the Trl Beta club national MILLS OTFPl OTFP biological fraternity at the Brigham 5 00 10 R tlewllyn rf 4 9 3 10 Young university 710 14' I lewellyn If 3 0 0 4 3 8 6 4 Knnpp There are few states now that do 0111 52 n rwkntcAd rr l 0 0 3 not recognize this fact and realize 3 0 0 4 Hotcan Ig 1 4 3 4 3 0 0 0 Puller If that there are many problems that' 10 0 3 0 0 0 0 Barber rg 0 0 0 0 must be solved through organized re102 search Mr Anderson said This work Fifth yace 6600 claiming 34 6 49' 3 8 3 23 Totals Total — 8 117 up Aunt ind furlong Annapohtan Referee— Hodgson 111 D Half Day 111 Eliutbeih Bolia should be carried on cooperatively int io Stephanite 114 Hippla HO Ironsides with the three chief educational ORAVTTE 8IGMA PI 116 HARDWARF stitutions of the state he declared race 1700 Rferee foot Seventy leading boxing critics KIWANIS JUNIORS WIN the United States rate throughout RICHMOND Kv Jan 19 WV-Etook Th Junior hnktbl) X GUmleri1910 9 3 Combg New York American out- Max Schmcllng of Germany holder a hlsh Klwanls rortna frr from Elhth warOri of 19 ft 97 fielder a the world h Total II ft was chamnl Th aama Tot! hi heavyweight indicated at hla farm near Tuoday plard GffaUU llkiMon end Driultu public saftty bulldina gymnasium here today he would sign hi con track pionship as the world leading In Tlilha srur 1931 for heavyweight reWARD he aaid KIWANIS JR had received it juht tIOHTH lie TOF FLIGHT WINS HEAVILY OTTPl OTFP cently and had not had time to think B 13 0 0 ft rf Bodn 1( r( 116 ft 1 IS Brtor unbeatTop Flight the it over “I’m not a holdout’’ he add- day biinglng the number of White Mu)h I ft 0 J Ruird ft ft ft 0 en filly won $219000 on the turf of ed “though I got a little cut” 11 ft ft JJ Hop c Sox signed to four Pitchers Ted Ly- K ft S ft ft 0 0 r 0 llninmond 0 rg Knttmn 1031 The earning broke the ons Tommy Thomas and Sam Jones 0 9 4 rHtniu refold of Domino for most CHICAGO J on 1 9 UP ) —Cate her had pfteviouily signed contract The irus in one eeason by a Benny Tate’ signer! conti act was re- While Sox anticipate no trouble with wlnninp Tot! - J1 4 4 Toll )0 0 Our ceived by the Chicago White Sox to- - holdouts Rrerof June Umpire - Krr In 1931 Hvrn 3 610 80 Next Week’ Schedule 6)0 p in —Granite Hardware vs Sugar- - B C The Hub house Merc a) Fifth race 1 mile— Lucky Tom 7 30 p m — Long Life Shoe n Oreen Cab 115 t4 60 63 60 62 80 won Spring I 30 p m— Utah Woolen Mi Lis va Sigma Steel (Arnold! 64 00 112 64 60 aecond PI third Colonial Belle (West) 106 63 40 1 38 B Time Also ran— Ever Odd ) Louis Utah Woolen Mills (former Prince Merrman Cioldo Crystal aQuando Simple Singer and Sigma Pi quints turned aSand Wrack Prince Tone Farthing back threats to their leadership in Thunder Sixth race 6 furlong— Deceptive (Batthe Commercial league by easy con- tista) 98 61620 68 6020 63 60 won: Run 63 80 aecond (Magner) 108 68 The Utah On quests of rival eager Nim the Nymph (Elston) 107 63 30 third Also ran — Tarpou OverWollen Mills accounted for the Green Time 1 13 board Bright Knot Ken Kline Dolly’s Cab 49-2mainly due to the clever Baby Oenerola High Pocketa Prometheu miles shooting of Brick Woods and Pete — Seventh race one and o' Scotland 103 (G Elston) 110 60 Couch who accumulated 24 points 64 Belle 60 64 00 won Kitty Wilkins 108 E between them 10 00 66 00 second Mis Mac 103 James) (Tinker) 67 40 third Time 1 47 5 Also More by superlative team work ran— Bunthorne Big Doug Lucky Drift than by individual brilliance the Trompe of Dawn Lady Sweat Potfull Don Sigma PI eager took a surprising T Dixit Dan Th Duke stars CANTON S D Jan 19 WV-Tfinal tryouts for the United States Olympic ski Jumping team will be held here Thursday in accordance with a ruling of th Fedeialiun Internationale de Ski the supervising body of the world’s ski activities This was announced today after the American Olympic ski committee supervising the trials here had made known that the federation had refused to sanction postponement of the event to January 24 holding that all entries must be on file with the secretary of the federation by Janu- Granite Merc Hardware IS Long Life Shoe track fast JEFFERSON PARK BFftVLTS Firt race 6 furlongs — The Okah (J Neel) 112 62 40 62 60 62 40 won Outer Harbor (Anderson) 114 61140 65 80 second Mauro (Sylvester) 114 S3 20 third Time 1 13 5 Also rans — Brinkley Top Cloud Fortunate Mann Battler Harold Ormont Florence Dolan Campus Capers Outcry Gold Bet Second race 6 furlongg— Monde (Elston) 102 617 20 67 80 64 40 won Andora (J 64 20 aecond Believe 65 20 Neel) 104 It Or Not (Thomas) 117 63 80 third Time 1 1J 5 Brlmsey Algo rans — Yarrow Harry Kuhns Polyfon Rock Reef King Halma Helen Virginia Unlucky mile — Peasant Maid Third race 1 (Whitacre) 103 6146 80 134 00 612 60 won: Jack Berry (Meyer) 113 65 60 64 20 perfect Play (J Neel) 112 — 3 80 Also ran third Time 1 48 5 Sally' Hour Evelyn L Joan G Flag Lieutenant Flying Wings Macfogle Nazdar Ah bazuno 31-- 1 latest member of the aquad to be stricken Johnson was confined to his bed Tuesday and ia not expected to return to school until the weekend Several other men also are nursing bad colds and unable to report for practice El wood Romney the Cougars' devNEW YORK Jan 19 (IT)-astating ball hawk is still nursing a Clair Ruth wife ef the Tank slug- badly Injured foot and ankle Romney turned the member while on the eastger has been ae pleased with the gymnasium training has ern Jaunt of the locals and was unable worked on her husband that she has to play in jome of the games On his return home the foot apparently had taken It up herself Attired in gymnasium clothes she healed perfectly but another sprain went through the routine during the in piactire two weeks ago caused it to women’ hoar today at Artie McGov- give him considerable trouble He ern's gymnasium where the Babe an- was given a rest by Coach Ott Rom' nually works off his excess weight ney Tuesday in hope that the injury before starting south for the train- would heal in time for the Aggie series Friday and Saturday ing camp Byron Nelson elongated center and Ferd Evans star guard who were victims of bad cold last week end as a result did not see much service in the Utah games are still slightly under the weather but are expected to be In condition by game time Friday Spencer “Keno" Livsey revenged However with several of the Cou his defeat of Monday in the first gar substitutes showing great imblock of his pocket billiard provement it would not be a great match when he defeated the "Masked surprise to see an entirely new line " 8 Marvel 153 to 33 to gain a up fare the Aggies this week than has lead Tuesday evening at Cox' parlors started previous games this year 123 The contest Is being plaved Floyd Millet Arizona star is showpoints nightly for a total of 750 points ing great form and may be one of the eat for the week Considerable Intel starters in the Aggie series is aroused as to the Identity of the who Marvel" "Masked displayed much skill at the game on both ap- Seattle Sell Infiehler pearances Thursday evening howTo Knoxville Club ever he had little chance to display his ability as "Keno" made his 153 points in six innings for an average of Letter than 25 OAKLAND Cal Jan 19 (fT)— Sale Each afternoon Litsey Is meeting of Charles "Stuffy" Slewart second all comers at tnal hrs giv- baveman to Knoxville of the Southing a prize to anyone who defeats ern association was announced today him These matches are fiee Tues- by William Klepper president of the he defeated Harry Seattle club who Is attending the day luittith former state amateur cham- Pacific Coast league meeting here and will meet Dan Lom-!ir- d No terms were given Seattle pion Siewait last year from Balti Wednesday Thursday lie meet iiiakh Woods Cross champion moie of the Intc-- i national league 1 Ruth Takes Our Tone Not Satisfied 1 With Colds Johnson Out Mrs COMMERCIAL lilne-trate- 7 servers that no sport can compare a voice with baseball from the Pacific northwest asserts “Football has forged ahead of baseball in popularity because of the ballyhoo and thunder accompanying the sport over a short period of time and the interest Knute Rockne built up With his w liming teams" On the other band says a Memphis PROVO — Colds again ar playing expert: “Golf is first because it can be played by all ages requires no par- havoc with the Brigham Young uniticular physical greatness and can be versity basketball team and several played at any pace” Boxing's marked decline In popu-'la- r player who escaped this affliction interest is accounted for by a com- which bothered a number of membination of mediocre talent and rack- bers of the team last week now are eteering although several observers out of school as a result of this disconsider it capable of reaching an "oc- order casional peak” surpassing events in Lou Johnson who played brilliant ball on the guard line for the Cougars any other sport in the Utah series last week is the aPrisa Buah entry and Philpot entry 8econd race 1500 and up 5 latmlng colts horses and gelding urlong — Volt 117 Whataman 117 Pride of Texas 114 Perrlehon 110 Bombay 110 Meadow King 100 Jib 117 Red Cactus 117 Don Jo 117 For Me 110 Black Agate 117 Engineer Day 110 Sedge 110 Pelaika 117 General Hebert 113 Jenkin Rochej-te- r 110 Question H 114 Oscillator 117 Third race 1800 and up claiming 5i furlong— Sir Satin 108 Oall-mo108 Bag Smaener 114 One Long Hop 108 Beth Hogan 108 Fortworth 10a The Dago 111 Moreheart 106 Bowcroft 110 Fourth race 6600 and up 1 milea— Sure 104 Hill claiming Speedy Al 105 Jeu De Bar 106 Inheritor 107 Voltear 110 Or&ydale 104 Chiclero Big Leaguers Gradually Hoop Leadership Wins By Speedy Fall in Line on Terms Officials’ Schools Seek to Rid State of Poor Method of Guarding (This is another of a eerie ef articles on various point in 9 B Mom (0) 4 O Btddlsr (0) the basketball rules) Renny Clawson (0) 4 A Oswld (It) Roar guarding Is one of the most 7 Mas root (0) d Osesr Carlson (t) serious offenses committed on the R Eldradga (1) 4 O Hancock (0) basketball floor and the prep schools J Consden (0) 4 Joel Richards (It) for officials are doing all in their 9 7 power to rid the Utah game of this 8 103 Two Quints Hold 31-- R Bunn (8) d J O T BUwarl (0) 112 Miss Mtkiot 108 a A ruble 113 Crown 108 Wishing Cap 108 Cut Price 106 John P Mill 106 Angelina B 108 Ava 108 aMutau 118 Firat 108 Pip 113 Snorlty 115 Madolyn Ma Little Son 107 Lov Fifth race 1500 and up Jane claiming 7 furlong— Deroita 110 Macaw 100 On Edge 100 Spaniah Girl 106 Wooden Soldier 102 Catty 100 Royal Ro106 mance Chief Engineer 102 Master Plumber 103 Black Lizzie 105 aBetrothal 100 Totolo 104 Tab 102 Santerno 107 Pawn 111 a Boh Bate 110 a— Rae entry Sixth race J500 and up claiming m miles— Jotiva 102 Dr Fred 104 Argue 106 The Orleanian 109 Duke Pohl 109 Kiyi 109 Magic Light 104 Athena 107 Shasta Rock 109 Takoha 109 J&a Pal 104 Satisfier 109 Billy Doran 09 Bird Tommie 104 McComb Spaulding 109 e Moneytworth 109 Red Nan 107 ping Coate 112 limit preliminary Seventh race 6500 and up 1 M6 miles—C H Hadley 109 Arthur Hedin Reno youngster and claiming 8allor Boy 112 Fair Bob 104 Speedwell meet in Tooele the Ralph Morley 107 Solo 104 Brunl 102 Panky lrt2 Mal-ov- er 102 Tetra Olasg 114 Nellie Basil 107 first preliminary Bonnie Betty 105 Nadia 100 Congo 2nd 104 Know Me Gnome 104 Lakeland 114 Rochester Snd 112 Korax 107 Hootlnany 21-1- 9 Fountain Detton Proposes to Avoid Traps Kirshmeyer Meets Renny Clawson Ray Soren-eo- u Max Foot Win Feairi ture Encounters fair-size- d AGUA CAL1LNTE BESPITS First race 5'y furlonss — Peenno Belle (Coueet) 99 13 SO 13 40 13 40 won Cherokee Maid (Cochllni 106 S3 80 13 60 second Mis Fashion Plate Porter) 113 94 60 Also rans — Iheolax third Time 1 08 Brunl Colonel a Daughter Mies Mona loto Blue Horizon Alice Catalan MUs the East high school squad As soon as contact ensues a personal Is called on the guard unless the man with the ball Is guilty of pushing Y COACHES WIN DRAPER— B Y U coaches took a dazzling victory from the Jordan Valley Ramblers on the Provo floor Monh The game a day night league contest stood 21 to 20 for the Draper players at the half A rally In the last half gave the coaches a final lead of 14 points Mid-Uta- SPECIAL! 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