Show mattiTirilhifTfr'rrtf THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 10 "tjj 4 trE An MONDAY MORNING 'f ’ ' ‘s’s tK ( : f 4 3-iJj- £ MAY 2 1932 MOOSE HOLSUM KIDS SUGARHOUSE WIN OPENING FEATURES Regional High School Track Marks Promise Close Race in State Ogden Provo Annex Other First Games Sperry Millers Bunch Hits at Opportune Times Barney Victor SUNDAY'S RESULTS Moose 11 Fries 3 Sperry Mills 7 Green Cab Provo 7 Helper 3 3 NEXT SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Moose at Provo Ogden at Price Helper va Green Cab at Salt Lake Bedecked in their brilliant new red caps and stockings Bill Kaufman's Salt Lake Moo a tttleholders in the Utah state league successfully opened the defense of their title Sunday afternoon by defeating Price 11 to 3 Provo and Ogden came through with victories in the other two opening round games Sunday The Timps took a close game from Helper 7 to 3 and the Ogden Sperry Millers tri umphed over the Green Cab outfit of Salt Lake by the same score The former game was played in Helper and the latter in Ogden A tight and well played ball game went up in blue smoke at Community park in the eighth when the Price club blew up completely and made two serious bobbles which combined with the single and double allowed by Kinney accounted for six runs MacDuffie and Kinney engaged in a hurling duel up to the time of that blow-uThe locals scored first In the third on singles by MacDuffie Wilbur and Dow which produced two runs Price tied the count in the first half of the fourth also on three singles The victors added two more to their total on two singles a wild peg by Kinney and Gibbs’ error Three singles produced another run In the sixth Price made its final counter In the seventh on two singles and an out Price which had functioned fairly smooth during the first seven innings bungled everything in that eighth Eyen Manager Cal Ward forgot himself His extremely wild peg to first combined with the fact that Gibbs forgot to run after another wild peg by Egbert let in four runs The other two runs were earned In spite of the lop sided score Cal Ward displayed a promising ball club Such players as Kinney Fgbert Kria-maand others are going to make the Price organization difficult to HIS and Green Stamp " THAT Club Loses in FEATURES OF OPENING DAY ON LOCAL DIAMONDS Close Battle Chart Shows Local Teams Have Edge King Baird Pitch Steady Ball Large Crowds Watch Gaines Brilliant Competition Ex- pectcd in Utah Stadium Saturday INDIANS ON WARPATH Indians were on the warpath rin both major leagues last week with the result that they disturbed the peace of usual leaders By all odds the seven straight tn umphs of the Cleveland Indians in the American league was the feature of the week's play Not so impressive was the three victories in only four games the rain permitted the Boston Braves but the club from whom the Biaves won two the Giants heightens respect for the achieve ment Cleveland scored 70 runs or an av erage of 10 runs per game against ep ponents Matching this was a record of 85 hits 8 of which were home runs These three figures were high for both leagues Reminiscent of their drive in 1928 the Yankees continued to hit the ball hard and won five straight games be fore the equally rampant Washing ton Senators subdued them Sunday Both clubs won fiveames and lost one during the week’ and both were dose in matters of runs and hits The Yanks scored 36 runs against 31 for the Solons while the latter with 60 hits ended the week two ahead of the McCarthy men In batting Strong Defensively The Tribe's defensive record ai though not the best was creditable Opponents scored only 24 runs off Cleveland hurlei I The Indians erred 12 times once less often than St Louis and four less often than the White Sox who with 18 presented the worst record in this respect Wes Ferrell ace right hander of the Indians won his fifth straight game of the season Sunday when ne tamed the White Sox Ferrell who has not lost a game seems on his way to a fourth consecutive season of 20 victories or more Bump Hadley whose travels about the league are becoming extensive struck out 11 Detroit batsmen Sunday in his debut with the St Louis Browns who obtained him in a trade with Chicago last week Meanwhile the duel for first place between Chicago and Boston In the National league was reflected in the week's game figures The Cubs with four victories In five games present ed a slightly better record than the Braves who won only one fewer during a week in which rain held up eastern play SUNDAY S RESULTS Ilolsum Bakers 10 Certified ducers 7 Sugarhouse Merchants 10 S Green Stamps 0 5 30 p Marks made in the one district and five regional meets last week Indicate that the competition for the state high school track title which will be held Saturday beginning at 2 p m in the stadium of the University of Utah V will be exceptionally close A table of the best marks made in regions one two three four and five and m the Summit district reveal that except m a few events the times aie very close Region two has the best times ii) twelve of the sixteen events but the superiority in each event is very slight In the two dash events Cy Patterson of West region two winner has the best marks a 10 2 in the 100 and a 22 8 in the 220 But his century mark s of a second better is only than that made in region three and all of the other meets have times of a second k within at least Pro- TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Peerless Coal vs Utah Oil No IX 1 m Eighth Avenue Grocery vs Red and White Community 030 p m V By PHIL McLEESE With a record crowd of gpptoxi mately 3500 fans watching the two local sandlot baseball got games under way Sunday morning on municipal diamonds one and two Because of the steady twirling of Bob King and Norm Baird and In spite of several bobbles by the anx ious Kids the Holsum Bakers dc of Cy’s WELLINGTON N Z May 1 feated the Certified Producers 10 to Wightman's Mark (yp)— Norman (Wizard) Smith fa7 Sugarhouse Merchants took full mous Australian racing pilot had Wightman of Springville made a 514 in the 440 event m the region advantage of S & II Green Stamps' a narrow escape from death toerrors to win the other contest three meet Friday at Provo The reday whrn his ear caught fire 10 to 9 while Smith was attempting to gion five mark made by Harwood of e Salma a 53 7 is next best Then Perfect baseball weather an ample act a new record ai SrCuHil Off Cut Two-fifl- li comes the 53 9 of May field of Davis number of brilliant plays which more beach and Fomwalt of West who tied in than made up for the few bobbies Former Back Stroke Smith escaped burns and soon and a clarge crowd made the open the even in the region meet Wiley His had the fire extinguished the brilliant Tooele performer apparRecord ear was only slightly damaged ing day one of the most successful In the history of the Salt Lake Fed After this mishap Smith anently has both the 880 and mile events all to himself this season His 2 06 8 eratlon of Amateur Athletics In the nounced he would return to Ausshows a section of the packed stands on Municipal No 2 In the 880 and 4 41 4 m the mile are tralia but would come back to opinion of President Jesse B Sharp OLYMPIC SWIMMING STADIUM The Top lines At supreme crowd extended far down the first and third-bas- e The latter is even better and Secretary C Oren Wilson New Zealand for fuither speed Los Angeles May 1 OP)— Eleanor is Krisman second-sackfor Price snapped just than that ma&e by George Galloway attempts In November when the Short Ceremonies Holm petite entrant of the New York the lower left of Uintah who won the event in the beach will be drjL Women’s Swimming association set befoie he connected for the first hit of the season in the opening On Munj No 2 prior to the Hoi of the Utah State league Price was playing the Salt Lake Moose state last season new American record in the sum Certified game short opening Little Newell Call of East appears Lower right shows Mayor Louis Marcus’ ready backstroke finals of the wo- at Community day ceremonies were held The to be the best low hurdler in the state men’s national Indoor swimming to hit the first ball pitched at the amateur ceremonies on Municisquads of both teams and all digni has a 26 5 for the event Four championships today She won by an pal No 2 Commissioner Harry L Finch is catching and Major W He taries present were led in a march of the regions have marks of 17 flat to the flagpole on centerfield by the easy three yards with a time of 1 II Moss is calling ’em m the high hurdles so the minute II 3 5 seconds bettering her KDYL Kangaroo club band which race Saturday should be an exceptionold record of 1 12 also an unofficial played during the flagraising cere ally interesting one world record set in 1930 monies Then United States Marshal The new region two record of 44 The New York girl swept into the W Vosco Call tossed the first ball feet 4 Inches made by Simmons lead at the start and had virtually no to Commissioner Harry L Finch who REDS IMPRESSIVE of Cyprus last week is the best in opposition Second to her was Joan Scarcely less impressive was the acted as the catcher Mayor Louis the state by more than a foot Thu McSheehy of the N Y W S A with record of the Cincinnati Reds who Marcus tried to hit it and Major W Dawn Gilson of the Washington youngster’s discus mark of 122 feet became troublesome again They won H Moss called 'em Hurler Call struck 11 inches is also good for a first place club Seattle third four games and lost only two but in out the mayor and the clubs ImmeA region four athlete Bohman of First and second place raised the one respect hitting they lei The diately took the field Monroe has the best mark in the javeTrue to its name Speedy Tom Manager Hum Prince of the Hoi Two Soccer Players Oust- New York association’s team to secRedlegs rammed out 63 safe hits lin It is 167 feet The youngster ond place in the tournament with 27 Pierson's sleek bud established a B three more than the Phils second sum club let two of his star mounds-mehas thrown the spear over 170 feet Roll Up points and two events remaining speed as well as a race record Sunday Bob King and Norm Lefty ed accrued Coppers several times The Los Angeles Athletic club which The Bruins whose 52 hits were Baird divide the hurling duties King not compete in the event was first when It led 54 pigeons home from Tie for First Points Against Stars did good for fourth place scored 38 runs started and had only one bad Inwith 30 points The Washington Ath- Callente Nev in the weekly race of Baird's puzzling hook comthe high figure of the league of Granite and Lee of Tendleton ning letic club was third with 25 the Salt Lake Racmg Pigeon associBoston proved the best defensive pletely baffled the Certified batters Tooele tied for first place in the high beat A "Buster” Clarence L Crabbe ation two 12 Bates with team a doubles and I EAGl’E STRAND AOCCFR The score triple permitting opponents only jump in the regional meet at six feet A C captured the medley Team SUndln I Speedy winged the 258 miles at the PRICE runs and making only four errors and Mason with two singles and a MOOSE and this Is the best mark in the state P S W A A U championship His rate of 1448 9 yards a minute to win ABHOAl 12 ABHOA double were In of the Cards the the with errors stars hitting fielding by nearly three Inches The broad Ward b 0 4 3 42 3 5 Nrbars 3b 0 was J 3 time Us the of from bill by length Vikinta a Flying dav worst had record of the Krtmn 3b 1113 Wilbur U 6 I f 0 generally jump also goes to region two alDutchman owned by Robert Haw4 0 7 Otbb lb Dow ct F’rank Shepherd who twirled for Ogden I I I 0 good one in the National league S L Callies though one three and four press it' 4 4 rf Evan 3b 4 I Reading thorne Flying Dutchman’s time was 00 the losers was brilliant but he had Utah Copper 4 0 0 0 Howard lb Fabert closely George Gourley’s mark of 11 j 3 0 0 1448 8 two bad Innings the third and the U 8 Mine feet seven inches in the pole vault is Germania Third place also went to a Pierson Two Teams on 0 of which frames the 0 8 L Compete in each ninth mors than five inches superior to the 4 13 0 entrant White timed which Blue Star Wing victois scored runs three 3 10 1 next best P Two point for wm 1 point for tie game Sta1442 yards a minute Track at Logan All three relay winners in region Clubs Err Total 30 10 34 101 37 11 30 1 Totals The records of the leaders are the llasutU ftenday'a two stand out West’s half mile team S Ono 300 100— 8 Errors by both teams put all three 0 L Callies 2 Germania f'e dium best ever made in the history of the Saturday ou3 on os— ii covered the distance in 1 36 3 Gian-ite’- s Utah Copper 14 Blue btart 1 The Certified Producers defeated hurlers In the hole on several oeca club which has been active in the euoimary rrrora— Nrbera Ward mile in 3 37 and Tooele's medley Glbbl Kinney Stolen bane— Ward the Salt Like Tigers 12 to 9 Sunday sions However the Certified staged for four officials said sport years Sacrifice bit— Ward Two beta hit— How- in 3 50 6 The Culllos defeated Germania 2 1 The velocities which approach the Attention of tf’ubl Plara— Ward to Krliman afternoon Flowers who started on a fat double play and the Holsum Rocky mountain track to Olbba Covey to Krlnman to Glbbn to the mound for the victors allowed outfielders did some good fly chas- at the fairground Sunday to stay ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— How fear speed of 60 miles Bn hour were re- and field fans will center at Logan J Kuna responsible for — Kinney 3 in four hits five He was in overcame flected two only for the innings the ing vicious 3 time that It 1 Maormrfi elapsed with the leaders in the chase for the coyotes Strut next Saturday when B Y U and In favor of M Pendleton Bsaea on ball— Kinney 4 Marfiutd On No 1 errors also had much to Strand soccer The atto trio arnwed with tomcat jerked a flight leading capture Utah Aggies engage in their annual trophy but were hard attempted HU with pitched ball— Kinney by Mar Du file whom the to a sheep camp at the aban in five and one-hahours of the dual meet Tigers touched for two do with the ball game In the secPanned ball— Ember m the latters’ stadium Time o lame 3 runs entire game to tached doned old pony express station at start two hours earlier than in any The hour 1mwrea— Spry and Don McGonagle tried hurling and ond frame Allsop of Sugarhouse pressed through the s Aggies despite a allowed four runs Fagan played stel- singled and scored when Caputo let take both points Laclede was told today by William previous Callente race their meet with Utah which lar ball for the Tigers getting four the ball get through his legs In left The fracas ended three minutes McCormick buck herder of a sheep The records compare favorably with rest since Bunched Hits Win to take for four one a double Stewart field This was about the most un- from time after the game had as company the times of pigeons raced by eastern they lost have been unable InclemRay Hust of Forest Dale ward and full advantage of the layoff For Junction City sumed a rough aspect which resulted clouted a double and a triple Lloyd fortunate bobble for the losers The cat on its usual daily hunt for devotees of the sport officials added ent weather Park finalIn- Fred Glade of Highland has the Farmers kept G in and be Nestman Players Dixon OGDEN—Sperry Millers bunched stole four bases besides getting three ists of the first Granite stake “M” Sugarhouse went ahead In the sev chipmunks and ground squirrels Along the Atlantic coast birds fly at doors several times field ordered from the enth and kept the lead for the rest Ing straved afar into the Red desert east velocities ranging from 1500 to 1600 their hits it opportune times Sunday hits However Mentor bick Romney ex Men’s tennis tournament will meet The first half was bitterly contest- of here McCormick from a knoll yards a minute over country which of the game Chlpman and Allsop to capture the opening game of the The scores' Monday at 4 30 outside practice through- for mtheonchampionship pects 1 4KB Is comCERTIFIED ed for with BAIT the more open than the mountainous out to hold saw the coyotes in the distance and The latter went to third Utah state league season here with a Liberty park court the I’ayne scoring singled p in week the PRODUlfiCS the for tTOEKS preparation a was bine which over which the colorful Green Cab nine of Salt committee In charge of the tournastrenuously through a glass watched them maneu- region pigeons of the local Invasion of the All HO A! ABHOA when Oliver was throwing out Mur- contestedgoal Cougars 4 3 1 3 McCloiltfr Fluehe drove a terrific ver around the cat In an attempt to club fly Walker n Lake 7 to 3 ment announced Sunday phy Morton hit a grounder to Pen riformidable The will H Smith 3b If I 1 3 31 if 3b 3b be Farmers 4 1 1 0 Dixon All shot In fine who at entrants in the rose the Callente vals to the Both teams played a marvelous who threw out Chipman at Hust reached the final round by parried I tiap It But the wlley cat seeming to 3 0 CWlmlfj )1 Sb 0 In field events Cougars race to were The Germans Sunxmse continued 3 home late brand of ball and a splendid crowd Mov V A 3 of his 6 1 Scott then doubled scoring style the predatory trick prepared 0 Uloyd rf i 3 3 El reported arrived victory over John of virtue iron man Belliston Carl Captain 8 I 6 r two runs Fikrin u lb 8 3 3 8 H Kills lb Gates Callie the defense and attended day for a Holt press battle With its back arched and night Park in one semifinal Highland I ct t 0 3b 4 4 lb 4 in while Glade reached who I the Stwrt Aggie squad participates t Next out with be will The Millers bumped Coggie for four ()lon from a the for Sunday’s flight the title round defensive struggle timely eyes agleam Among 3n Santord If rf 3 0 0 3b 4 4 3 outstanding feats of the Chappuls standing runs in the third added a single score W Pndltn lb 1 0 3 3 Orlftm cl pe t M day were Thomaa' unassisted double clearances Baesler caught Longman the rat backed into a clump of buck- Moapa Nev a distance of 320 miles the high and broad jumps the pole by defeating Dick Ball 9 7 Linand the Javelin throw Everett coln ward vault ISmlth 6 U Is The race in the fourth and put the game on M rfPcndlttou first Callie as the center the of semifinal Satmade the in for brush series the other goal in Murphy’s running catch of Penrose'i 4 2 2b Jeflttrion p ct discus and ahotputter ice In the seventh when Sunmkht flrnrhr ft The coyotes edged In One advanced which entrants will be limited to four Campbell 1 " 1 8 Uym s a rf 3b drive in the first Penrose's diving kicking to the side lines to avert i urday afternoon 2 4 J Edit rf p 4 0 11 behind second to spear The “Blues'' led at the half close to tommy and with jaws open To date members have been permit- thrower: Aland Forgeon hurdler and clouted a homer with Facer on the Butler e The champion and runner-uof the' ' Chlpman's score Flower p ? 1 Cox Don broad jumper javelin tournament will be awarded at the O WVke paths grounder and throw him out at first 1 0 Germania made advances toward sought to gather in the comparatively ted to enter eight birds each it ii thrower and Mouse Nelson sprinter honor night program for Granite The Ogden entry pulled three fast fttenwir I? toward Dixon as the second half smaller domestic animal and Owen’s spear of a line drive But the McUonftsl on Dick ones whom are the p Romney stake "M" Men Tuesday double plays at critical stages to nip The scores opened Joe clearing at the expense alert and Intrepid cat used Us claws evening at will depend most I Green Cab rallies in the bud Logan Totals a 44 18 27 12 BUOARHOUB of a corner The kick was nicely viciously enough to beat off the inH ORKEN S3 13 31 13 the Lincoln ward Toln MERCHANTS over of The the Certified Producer Cougars STAMl'3 victory Ill Oh) 110—13 for the Cabmen and Sumnlcht for Forty-fou- r but Chappuis beaded away truding coyote whose face must have tennis players began the 030 010 034— t lsks Tlsria ABHOA placed the champion Utah outfit ranks the tournament the first the locals were the hitting stars Each Sell of its kind atBummtrr Error! — Lloed l Welker 1 13 3 Nestman ultimately drove a beauty been scratched in the skirmish Then over as team Agthe favorite former Reliefer McCloskey P Kills 3 Jefferson 3 bagged three blows 140 by Dixon to tie up the game Both the second coyote moved in while his tempted in the stake Those who con0 2 4 0 NiftUon 8 3 3 3 3 Hutch— Y with Bniith fltolen Grant 4 The outfit bse Lloyd Brown Sumnlcht Facer Webb and 8wrt gies teams were guilty of personal foals partner rubbed Its face with Its paws ducted it were Lutzen Buma Louia ct 8 13 0 4tewrt Bnford Home run— M Pendleton Jan 3b inson Bprmter La Mar Taylor dis ' 3 3 11 The Callies were awarded a free kick With lightning like quickness squires supplied the fielding thrills Three bate hit— H Bmth But'er BtewrL Mr!i the cat Jorgensen and Bill King Ernie and Scott tance Allrsd lb Vernon If Ellt star To-hit — llenefer Biewart The reached out outside and area the and the attacked second penalty just I c 3 3 4 rf 0 0 Credit victory to Flower aputo U rf Chitrte I GREET CAB Shober in the weights and Brad Jen-BPERRT MIIXS 4 j I 8 Cook i 3b to Lyoni Btrurk out— Lyon 4 J Chappuis smashed home a terrific coyote with fury enough to make it - - Isen and Lyndon Dudley in middle 4 I I £111 lb I’lver p 1 LOUISVILLE Plover t McGon! Kv on win the game Immediately run for cover Later the cat undrive ?oo Jb 4 tq May Mstn Be lbYI nryeJrf 4 Mower IxAndtrtoa 10 0 0 after the two feuulre 3b McOon) J4 J bll— Lyon were ordered harmed and apparently conscious of Liberty Limited on the list of "doubt- distances should rank superior In the players (111a Ccer Guaranteed Bar Ion Umpire— Webb lb 40 11 27 1! Total 41 13 27 13 off with only a few minute 4116 left to Us victory appr6ached McCormick ful starters” for the Kentucky derby track events where the Aggies this 0 bumnlcht cl 4 Total $40 Value 4 12 0 xBattad In ninth struck out for OUm season weakest are as to if here next tell of the encounter “Coyotes 0 Bwiham If t 4 a Standard Saturday since he devel 0 Bunarhou 070 3U 200—10 play the gam being called Home Run Hitters I Rusel m 4 like cat an in infection H The executives wril meet at the Des 3 meat" said McCormick "and oped his front heels 300 025 OtXV— 0 quality Ureen amp --3 Summary 4 Prror Ullbb Caputo 2 Lar- eret gym at 8 o’clock out showed the an trick railbirds today recently Thursday to hear usually ordinary cat But he son American AltUon Penrose 3 (By th Auoclfttrd Praxs) Great Thomas Oliver Is Fishing from far out as Kid' I1— of the case 3 cat we call our Horn 1 fears run 0 0 being Nlelaon Captain picture ShiflerM’ ' 0 0 0 0 otlb lndlun Stolen feaMS—Vlncent 3 Home the Mucchtrt p 3 0 0 0 Porier Indium l (ifhrlnr Ho- - run — Larson Chipman The big son of Sir Galahad had not The lineup: nothing It was the slickest little fight JorMion Cen ll I Burn Sport Authority Declares SUITS Brown base hit— Marsh three Two base hits — WtlkUi I been have In 17 11 14 a seen worked for several We think Total 37 15 Ordinal U long time days and it Allred 3 Scott Double play— Thom Ornlhm Kdse t Orwn Cab 001 010 r0— 3 more was than to feared ever Tht he be would of 0 fluth OltnU Hun have Kidd’ for— Oliver ‘Captain Tn rciptituiblf Uliit still is the great American 004 100 2)x- -t Collin Ordinal 8 AverlU la- Morton 0 Struck out— Oliver I Mirton ) kf 4ldr—Terry now ” TOPCOATS thrown out of training Today he Fishing 3 ri n Summary Error— Mattsen mmre I Gthnnitr T iarg Base on ball— Oliver 3 Morton 2 Time of both In and out of season Dr sport vaushn 3 Home run— flumulcht Three- 1 03 2 5 cov McCormick worked five veteran in of the 74 2 47 furlongs American fftme— National 10 tot!— hour open minute of Umpire— bs Iyu fish C TUXEDOS professor Fmbody George Grand total 131 Decker and JEwlni Biorer— Snider spaces continuously has been em erlng the quarter in '24 3 vuhl1 HR With pitched culture and agriculture at Cornell I u fu®umnlthk MuMhcrt 36 on 3 in In 491 the and the ployed half — for ranges Bcrlllce hit lined to Wyoming CKRTIFlm HOI NtTM MUiwn Biuk—C on! Costello to score Maulsby 50 years Laclede last of the university told Salt Lake members Doub) play— PRODUCT I )N8 pony ex- He displayed no sign of lameness and of BARMY RuwU to Vihn to Dryads if Vaushn the Utah Izaak Walton league Sat- You end Barney rotlied the next two hit AB H Q A is AF) 11 stations his on Laclede press handlers Three creek the Wfbb representing Dryidst to Wnlkr 3b I 3 Morn 9 3 Btiilcn night urday fellows near Siruck ou- t-itydle George Barrel 20 D's Btables Mo t I ten for easy outs Slug encoursaid miles were south ir Springs Wilkin 4 4 Cunningham they f lb 4 lone 3b Ilrd lb Muwhfrt 1 Cone T Bmc on Dr Embody who has just finished who have the last Inning for Helper H Smith 3b 0 3 I 0 Tveiu "i past of Bitter Creek station on the aged by his shewing c Nuisbaum Mawnert t two run 7 hit off Malt in pitched Longmnn western of trout a months’ five K 4 Hoover rf and 0 Flkrm study 6 linings led rwjrrswr the 10 never been On run I hit off Mutch rt In Berry visiting ll G Nestman Only two other derby eligible were habits leaves Monday for Washing If 0 Payne Union Pacific railroad 4 len‘T t Vt rmln hitters and J Allison and Bills led VHanford Mott In our store Hottests ol Prince Lloyd rf lb 8 given speed today Brey bsu— H isan 7 Ime of nme-- 1 hour 3 Passed Tetley ton D C He has been the guest of — Just drop INTEBNATIONAL min the locals Fielding thrills by Vacher S arter cl u t LEAGl E — Pavne Chap-pul- s ut nominated Goal late scorers the Callies Linpirf— Barney nd Paiker spur by Joseph Rochester Baltlmor the Walton league during his Salt around and Robinsonj Hoover and Perry helped Butler a 9 44 3 0 Hob Germania— G Nestman at Jcrejr Our postponed rlo Leiter covered a mile easily In 1 47 Lake stay Shepherd ) to cnthue the large crowd see the clothes t Jfcwark 3 0 j 3 Rulrd Orr 3t Bufflo 28 3 3 for the quarter His time was postponed Referee raiu FaiL Rees to Bunch Helper HELPFll PROVO 0 0 1 0 Oltffi Toronto at Headln tames post that have 53 4 5 for the half and 1 21 for the 40 A minute halves BHOAI 8 HO CHAMP Pond rain ROtTEB CIIVELAND h ewrt U Hits I oars lo Frcmi 7arkon 3b 4 113 Vrhr rf s 1 1 1 3 B gained for ua Our ‘i-''J xPai 1 Fancy Th Ohio (APi— OIKvnANn jLnri If My 5 13 0 Colon 3b 3 13 s the exclusive won the national amaHELPER— The Provo Timps de- J AIIUoo went Cleveland Shamrock hopeful Respess’ 1AI featured his 4 3 0 3 llloovcr ii Overwhelm centers play 34 Total 41I9 wing 41 II 27 0 Coppers bring Toil championship here tori a br 3 3 13 3 0 3 0 feated Helper 7 to S in the opening A c in 1 02 the quar teur occr patronage of Hit for Bob Kin in Mventh laiclio ct handily covering than Ing other those goals scored di ( the fiatiio hriiio club team of tie 1 I 0 Alliann lb 8 17 0 Wlbcck Sh Prod letlon DM 40 Ofll 1 best dressed the fortified Stars :23 1 5 and the half in 44 I ter in to 3 to hla Bedford I Ms from reel educated feet pme of the State league on the 0 0‘ Ho1um BaJkerv US 10A 13x— it men In town ! 0 Helper grounds Sunday The locals The lineup Aummar Frro- r- Morgan 3 Jon BINGHAM— Led by the Smith Bate Come In today Walker 2 H Amltl C I iord Stolen bag" brothers the state outhit the visitors 12 hits to 8 but Utah Copper Blue Stars champion Utah O I lord Ft an Three I Two could not bunch their swats at op Tnvior eleven demoral Van base g Copper 3 in completely Bate Maon Ry Del ux Quality lemon Shepherd Credit victory to Baird ized the Blue Star at Copperton Sun O Malloy rb portune times Vacher and Hoover Veerhaaren C bar Solti Topcoat Pun repon b e defrgt i© hit home runs for Provo to give the 14 goals to 1 lb Gavthwaite Hal Smith Colton scoring day for —Shepherd 7 8hphrd Hr b Kin and Tiitfi o Baird Tnrp § good lead 94 piek twit— fnepherd 0 Bob Rm rhb B Young Baird netted six times during the game no J Carr S925S Base on ob Kin ) ghenherd 3 mean feat for an outside forw W Carr Vigor Helper's young pitcher Real 8 0 alne ard and rhb Total 41 13 27 111 Peterson 33 0 37 0 Tim of tame Total 3 ho'ir )rt ft a Revlon mailt mlnutf Umpire started wobbly but steadied later in I B tiled for Cermonl — 8rnlon and Woolley Nelson found "the R Smith and lhb brother Keg District Acorr— faar Mlchaelis Harvey xk- -I Vigor ttd forfor Minor 10 ft No Charte id the gam ah ri dash net to give the Smith family enough H Smith or T Ferregan Jrtrt Ed ix-IV 4 0 ft 4 For Alteration TREMONTON RFORGANtZEg Joe Barney Provo htirler was hard Store by limine for the enUre aeajon W yd dash Tom N Smith ir L 61 J iftft goals Ferregan ) HI SoV7 TREMONTON hit and In hoi wa'er on several ocea Provo 2 110 9 10 The Tremonton Mann Ion scored twire before he left Mannion e Stock Mile Edran m2 trou Ojft- -S iielrer 37 In the sixth Helper loaded the I III l II Ken Fullmer ac- Fullmer club reor- the field Injured Summary trrora— ?&ccri I A AlHemi Rough Rldeis' Veerhaaren I aw hardies 77 tit WnitHH-Uese and Perry hit shaiply to Rob- V her hoover 2 Hobinmm for the coming seaon with counted for the “hat trick” while Whitten 17 Iliah hardUa 19 7 ol ganized Klelnberg imhitVaGier Serrtme Barney in ut( who made a beautiful stop to piolen 47 ft H tn 47 ft as president Goal scorers and Jaik Whitten surntlae package of the Home run -- Vat her Hoover Utah Copper — Hal Two haw hit Riuicll Waidion ft I in in ft ll la lit rethe the side Htler isilled again Hoover J AlUeun 3 Ferry Double piav butmtt manager Denton Hlth ath Coppers shot by Van Ry to complete Smith 6 lullmrr 3 T Mannion 2 R i)irni Javelin 17 ft l7 ft —Carwonl to Horn Ja km n lo I) mu to letic 0 the test of the elgh'h when Mnul 0 Jam High Z B and White N It In II ft ft In sene the slaughter Although battered all Smith A Smith manager Whitten Ailteon Blue Bread jump Hooter to Colvin to Nobinaon f ft 0’k In 19 ft t In by and Minor plKh hitters singled Hun responsible for— Vior 4 Burney 4 tary and tieaiurer Owing to the In- over the field the Blue Stars staved Stars— I Ferregan Pa e raait II ft 3 In 10 ft 10 In sa l clement weather no to atari tic inning and Ju kson diew fetrurk 1'"'" Vl"ryiiof 81u 4 fr 4 j Mdtejr relay games have been right with their opponents scoring by Referee Banham 4 Off Brrify U mi SOUTH MAIN STRI3T Mils rlar 2 ftl life on Robinson s error but Perry I 00 scheduled as yet Lou Fcircgan Hal Smith's 40 ud Muiuu minute halves y tut fd relay i AM WIZ SMITH’S CAR SUFFERS FIRE DAMAGE ' two-tenth- s five-mil- v er ' 100-yar- Callies Best Germania in Rough Tussle 120-yar- d Ath-leti- Pierson Bird LeadsRecord Breaking Flight ofPigeons Meet Holds Fan Interest 300-yar- 1 1 Fury of Tame 1 Producers Down 1 Y U Aggie-- n 2 Cat Repulses Tigers 12 to 9 Tivo Coyotes 1 Krt-Tn- rt Ilust Glade Play For Tennis Titled 1 lf three-week- 1 l rn 1 1 !Mi 1 1 p 1 b Pit L 1 1 1 1 m 1 EM A ftimrfKy--Arr- 1 II C 1 - - Liberty Limited Proves He’s Still in Derby Picture il! 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