Show MW §§£ J&df- - SALT LAKE CITY SUNDAY MORNING MAY 8 1932 MEET WEST CAPTURES STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK — : Brings Owner Third Kentucky Derby Bradley Colt Winning Easily rr Record Breakers Star Performers in Prep Track Meet Region Two Champs Nose Out Beaver (1) George Gourley of Pleasant Grove caught by The Tribune photographer in the act of establishing a new pole vault record of twelve feet (2) This photo shows West scoring heavily In the 100 Patterson on the extreme left came first and Terry second from the right took second (3) Members of the West high squad which won first place: Coach Bert Ballard Tim Jacobs Larry Sentker Gene Terry Cy Patterson Jack Fornwalt and Earl Leaver (Gordy Bates and Bill Mecham weight men were absent when the picture was taken) (4) Bert Hunt of East who won the shot with the unusual throw of 43 feet 10 Inches (5) Raleigh Judd of Grantsville who set a new record in the high hurdles ' Judd Tooele Gourley Creak Records in Hurdles Pole Vault Relay ATHLETES STAR DASII Winners Make 22 Points Southerners Only One Point Behind OUR OLYMPIC HOPE To repeat what was said in this column some time ago Bob Heckler Is Utah’s outstanding candidate for the American Olympic team this year Due more to Heckler’s prowess' than our prevision Heckler still Is Utah's outstanding candidate for the team Heckler lost lb the semifinals of the National A A U senior championships at New York Friday night but he already had clinched a place In the Olympic team final tryouts by This gaining the semifinal round he did In a fight that proved the most spectacular of the tournament the one with Joe Kukal of New Jersey whom Heckler decisioned after twice going to the canvas tn the first round and r ot tht history classic The Pan thers amassed a to Y tal ot 22 points am Beaver was second with 21 East third with and Provo fourth with 18 Besver’a showing was a complete Surprise inasmuch as the school did not definitely enter its runners until Thursday presenting the best balanced team in the meet The close meet spotted with brilliant performances three of which were good for stale records— Raleigh Judd of Grantsville in the high hurdles George Gourley of Pleasant Grove in the pole vault and Tooele In the medley relay — was not decided until the final event of the day the relay Before the start of that event West had 17 points and Beaver the dark horse 13 Neither Provo nor East had a team in the event so It was between the Panthers and tie southerners Bad to Win West almost had to' win a first place for the Beaver youngsters formed one of the strongest relays In the state A first for Beaver and second for West would have given the southerners the meet and a second for Beaver and a third lor West would have done the fame thing A second for West add a third for Bee ver would have crowned West champion by one point Terry who drew one of the outside lanes started for the Panthers and Terry whose Lindsey for Beaver remarkable starts on the short races formed one of the features of the 106 1-- 2 Colmeet got the lead at the post and handed the baton to Sentker about two yards ahead of Lindsey Sentker and Jacobs the third man to run for West kept this advantage until Just 7 (dV-Wl-th before Jacobs passed the baton to Cy DENVER Ivan hammer the marks today did not p-Patterson the star of the Panther Dyekman national hammer throw proach R M C records The summary! quartet G Anderson passed the Beaver stick so quickly to Boyle the champion setting a new conference Hammer throw—Wot hr Dyekman let Btarbucfc Colorado college Beaver anchor man that Patterson record of 180 feet 9 inches and leading Af Fries Colorado eoUeae third Good bad less than a yard advantage Individual scorers with 20 points e win Colorado Ass' fourth But this colored youngster came well balanced track and field team Colorado Assies fourth Dtaianc Ne 160 feet 6 looh Mountain twisted He In great style through from Colorado Agricultural college ©onference record Former Rocky record 160 feet his head and rolled his eyes to the today rolled up 1081-Earl (Dutch) Clerk of Colorado college ) points to byMila run— Won by E&rvay Aggies Shade aide and saw that Boyle was dose swamp its six opponents In the eastWillra Aguniversity eeond behind him Then he "beat it ern division meet of the Rocky Moun- Colorado gies third j F rasas Colorado university 'until him foui behind Larson Colorado tht fifth college season Boyle stayed right tain conference track the turn where Patterson began to The nearest competitor to the Farm- Time 4 minutes 3© 4 second dH-WColorado Smith by draw away ers was the University of Colorado Dehotawr Color ado college icc d lead as the division champion for the past university: (XauthUn Agile third Cy had a five or A me fourth Heclanan Denver unlYr he crossed the finish line In close to four years Pnlnradn scorea 64 10 Tlmfc 501 kcoihIi record time 1 It 4 The record is points: Colorado college 28 1 2 Colo- - Jlly fl(lh dash Paine Colorado university secUS redo Teachers 23 Denver university university ond Smith Colorado Teacher third Records Broken 18 Wyoming 8 Mine 4 Beauaang Denver fourth Jameson Colo10 seconds rado Time filth heave record university of Grantsville negoJudd breaking Dyekman' Raleigh tiated the high hurdles in :I8 3 bettered by 9 Inches the mark held fiat high hurdle— Dyekman Colowhich betters the former record by by Earl ("Dutch") Clark former C rado Aggies Olander Colorado leathers second Hill university third s of a second George Gour-ley’- C athlete since 1830 Dyekman also white Aggies Colorado fourth Keiroa As g lea filth Time )&) second feat of rising to 12 feet even In won first In the shot put and low burdlea— Won by Morris the pole vault was one and one half high hurdles He placed In the Assiesd Whie second third Asgies Inches better than the former mark javelin and discus fourth Bradley Colorado C&mpbeU Colorado colIn rolling up Its missive point total university fifth held by BcilUton ot NephL Tooele's 36 9 seconds time tn the medley relay was 3 49 S the Aggie team won eight first places legeMil Time Min— Won by Colorado unlraralty rr K nlsli) The former record held by Spanish and a tie for first The Farmers (Walker Unriiwood X T uhin third end Oslo do roll I oik was 3 30 4 The Tooele team made a clean sweep of five place in fourth 16 Time Asaies fifth Wyoming In the Wish Jump— Tie fop first Noah consisted of Shields Melinkovtcb the shot put first four place Asi B U O T O hurOUndrr Kim discus and first three in the low Apalea Milton Lee and Eckman fix' scomL Challersn O u i Jamraon C Failure of Mecham in the javelin dles y : Crmkahank Aiales Hiihl 8 Outside of Dyekman’ effort In the Shot putWon b Dyekman Aayls rr (OocUaued on oat ond McMtrhaU A it third Campbell Last Turn SECOND ECONOMIC IS 1 Stepenfechit Third Crowd of 45000 Sees Turf Classic ketbali d da svmsssMmm 1 five-tenth- 120-yar- d HACK HOLDS DOWN BENCH South Box Elder Netters Annex State Meet Prizes South and Box Elder high school netters scaled the pinnacles in the annual state high school tennis championships which f were determined Saturday on the cement courts of University of Utah after an siege of playing 6-- 4 all-da- 4 5--3 ft r Burgoo King earned $52350 and the $5000 gold trophy by winning today’s classic The gross value of the race was $62875 Economic returned $6000 to hls owners while place was worth $3000 Brandon Mini a field horse won $1000 The price of $1324 which Burgoo King paid to win was the longest in some years In 1931 and 1930 the winners were odds-ofavorites Burgoo King paid $508 to place and $4 to show Economic’s second place was worth $1562 while those who played the horse for show received $8 54 on a $2 mutuel ticket Stepenfetchlt coupled with Overtime paid $352 to show Burgoo King son of Bubbling Over the 1928 derby winner leaped ahead of Economic which had set the early pace when they reached the mile mark In the last quarter-mil- e drive down the stretch Burgoo King tore ahead of the other contenderi like a runaway locomotive Finishes In Clear At the finish he was all by him- self Economic struggled bravely to hold second place from Stepen-fetch- it ridden by Lavelle (Buddy) Ensor veteran Jockey who Is trying The board of directors of the Salt a comeback after about seven years Lake County Fish and Game associa- out of the saddle a m in Brandon Mint owned by Robert tion will meet Sunday at the Elk club principally for the pur- W Daniel of New York and Richmond Va was fourth half a length port of choosing a site for the annual outing of the organisation It was an- behind Stepenfetchlt Overtime with nounced Saturday by Fresldrnt C Earl Sande up was beaten by a nose for fourth place Oren Wilson Tick On the favorite owned by According U Wilson the various G Kaufman of New York committees to arrange for the affair will also be chosen at the meeting (ContlnuM on par m Stepen-fetchit- n i 8-- 8 ' rm-$50000 RACK THE KENTUCKY DERBY— For add! 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V Piw Dvek-ma- n I I tjy Control Board ELBOW HURT Of Game Body Meets Sunday CHICAGO May 7 (UP)— Hack Rer the titular encounter Evans drove splendidly while Heiner was equally Wilson home run of 1939 effective with well placed chops Hclner gained a lead In the first sad last season's biggest disappointment watched today's game set but Evans reeled off three between the Chicago Cubs hit straight games to take the vital first former team and the Brooklyn set 8 8 After being down to Robins (sr whom he plays now Evans in the second set Heiner ralfrom ths bench lied and smashed hU rival's service A braised elbow suffered In and closed the gap to Evans took a lead on service and later ran Friday's game added to injuries ho previously had received was The out love game to win the match singles the reason given by Manager championship was Close Matches Max Carty of the Dodgers for the won by Grant The doubles event produced extra Wilson's mediocre benching Evans of South set sessions throughout the day Both work In Friday's game In which who revenged s the Box Elder and Wasatch academy ho let two Cubs' drives go former defeat auf teams surprised by their shength fered at the handi through him for extra bases was Team play was the biggest factor tn believed to have been a factor of Albert Hetner their reaching the championship however of West Tht round In sddtllon to hls difficulties Ci!b star won in In the final Rex Skidmore and afield he was Impotent at the sets fourth Morrtv Assies fifth straight AstrIk Henry Pearson of Box Elder took the bat hitting Into a double play m a spectacu rUKnihr thank Agate Du lane 41 M first set from Alford Owen and Carl lar match with tht baaea filled At-W©a throw— 18 i Discus by Cruikuha&k Ike Boone replaced Wilson In Two youthful Box Elder lads Rex Leavitt of Wasatch academy after second Prank Aggie thtrL field Aides frurth Campbell Aisles Skidmore and Henry Pearson sur- hotly contested games right In the second set the Brlghsm City fifth Ruth Colorado am varsity DUtanea prised the prep net follower by sub- lads 139 feat 1 3 a rallied from disadvantage d duing the Wasatch academy 960 yard run— Won by Cocan C 0 !- D Fh-Loan pair Al- to win out 841 T ftreagar C U third Cloud D U ford Owens and Carl Leavitt !d Erlrkion Kniltl) 0dd§ Murray 9 0 In fourth Hantika O Cj fifth Route C U UniverParmelee Theron S Rmtmond B Y U dHat4 Coach Faaimoncw In which the 1 N t straight seta 10 8 Tim L P Hadsr-WmL 9 4 Andron Utah of and coach Mel tennis sity 3 jo - ? a r d run— Won by Rmlth C issue hung in balance many times OourlF-Thorn Pl&ant firov defeatCT D second O : third Pnwara Salt Lake City tennis ed N AntWioo-4 4 Gallacher Too I IUusang Bartow Fear Star Survive fourth Pfddarson C I) U fifth 4 champion directed the meet Mem U Tima 33 second Paine fteermd round — D Ft ah A Oeddei Lot n Four capable youngsters survived bers of the Ute varsity team officiated defeated fun— Won by Willi Aggie Patfraon Lincoln 0 Farlr-eoond Inny C U third Barksdale JfMtranna B Y U T fcatmont-- J the matches the of the singles G quarterfinals fourth Ijfird Aggie fifth Robindefeated Weber default fiar ftivf dr sptfli I W son C O Time It Bkldmor-)- ! Holt of B Y U and Dan Freed of FlrM round— A Hamer Wrt defeated f rated Provo default Broad Jumo— Won by Brum matt Wydefeated B lavU-A Clark 9 0 D Orover Bear Parmv Box Elder t 0dn oming! gerrmd §Uab 0 U I third Whta East Joining the round of fours with 4 Aouth 4 S Plcsaant Orova Raleivh D 6 7 Leonard defeated Davit Klr Armas fourth Hamilton O uj fifth default Jordan deAi&rri Farn Unroln defeated B Wrcher-L- defeated ftouth C h fnchaa the ultimate finalists Robbing U tT Dtatanra 93 fact feated Granite default F Roylnc-1 A h academy L SimonI Won Javalln— C U aaaonC by Btmay defeated J feumbrunnen-BpilmvlU son Box KMr defraUd C Murdock BeaHolt gave Evans the champion-lobWalt Alaa third A Taarhara RUght t'oaUUle Eumbrunnen I 9 9 1 Losmi defeated Munar a rousing match in spite of the ver fourth Dyekman Aselee defifth Kinta Owen Q LeavOi Wasatch academy 1 U- Taarhara Ihalanoa )W feat 10 Incha 4 EaU 4 VtuUrom-feated A Uoeglln p out West fact he eked four round— that Heiner defeated games Sond only Pole vault— Won by RiddalL Afgleg Cache default I) Grover Bear River 4 3 4 4 aerond Barry Colorado M'tiaa third tit In winning In sequent sets 9 1 8 3 South round— T Eaetmond J Yaatmond Third Provo J Tucker drfmsud Chanman C IT Bolr Wyoming Ivott Evans had to uncork his best tennis Geddea Iian fd D Plah-Unifolttdeteeted J Thomas Jor C C ftoah Acilea Height il feel i Peafion Boj Emer dan 9 3 9 6 Dan Freed feast defeated 6 I 4 4 RV Bkidmore-- ft against the plugging B Y U inches Henson Bear River Ward A Simonson Sox Elder i tT O Holt defeated Holt passed Evans ofttimes B T L Gourley-Pleasant Thom defeated K ftiondquiet Coalvule 4 3 1 Orqv defpttrd H Ballard H Day I lloberl Lyail StrlaviU 4 0 forehand with as hit drives the well defeated A Wa- TIGERS DEFEAT HARVARD 4 I 4 I Leavitt Oaeiu-dan 4 4 6 4 Tolt defraud Rich latter came to the net but In the end Loyso defaaied R Roylanc-field df fit Oran! Evan South defeated eatih acailemy PRINCETON N J Msy 7 Evans’ greater resourcefulness Alleman Siuinevtlle 6 0 4 4 pro- Payaou default Reml final rounrtHWtkmore-Peanm- n Boi tlh trdverround-Ilelnr 6 Wet Ddefeated Elder well bal- vided the margin of difference surprisingly defeated Kaatmond SastnmixL B Y Praed tiro River iUar 4 1 de4 4 Freed was eliminated by Hetner RaL defeated - Parn Un Waeatih anced trstk team today defeated Harj feated Gourley-Pleasant Orov born U defeated R I rail Rnrtm-lanky chop stroke player from I Hotvl2 9 j Orant 3 vard 78 12 tn 79 I 2 In the fit vt dual the hi defeated 9 7 Soul Evans West high by s ores of 8 0 0 2 Fiead round — But PlnaJ default track meet competition between the played gieat tennis tn reaching the Tooel final Oeens Leavitt Wasatch round-- A Hefner Went defeat- Elder defeated to D 1 ed O fevaua tael I M South two unlvrfaltle since the celebrated semifinal round but he had no an FtL ffisH Y U I I 4 1 swer for Helners low bouncing chops defeated BF ATE VANDKRtrBT final round !l Evana South defeated break over football In 1928 8 A In the semifinal 4 May 1 (API— Billy Mat-- a ttinr Weal BO!4 HI 4FA The Tigers took eight first places In the final Evans and Hrmer slow eiaht - round decision over Pi rat rwmrt- -r Lin ft petareen Red’ Vandevverft Parley to seven for the Crimson! played brilliant tennis Keyed lor coin defeated AL Cali U Wikoa DaviSpufean hue iast uiii6 d stretch Wyoming faced In basketball Just what the ether eastern schools faced tn football— monopoly by western schools of conference honors So Wyoming decided the best thing to do was to break the monopoly which It nearly did in 1931 and actually accomplished last season If we know those rampant Cowboys and we met moot of them two years ago over here we easily can Imagine the derisive Snort that would have greeted eastern division officials if they had said In 1931: "Here Cowboys because there is a western division monopoly of basketball we hereby award you this trophy emblematle of the eastern division championship” Colo-rQ- O six-yar- A ' Cracks Hammer Record Contributes Points to Team’s Total of orado University Second Mewer-echmt- tt M one-tw- o Dyekman Leads in Bout Of Eastern Division Foes 9 1 5 880-yar- - Victor Starts Drive Comv ing Into Stretch From By GEORGE KIRKSEY CHURCHILL DOWNS Louisville Ky May 7 (UP)— With a driving burst of speed that left nineteen horse struggling weakly in his wake Burgoo King bay colt owned by Colonel E A Bradley swept to a smashing victory in the Kentucky Derby today before a crowd of 45000 Coasting along with the leaders all Heckler’s march toward the Olym- the way Burgoo King started his vicpics may seem disappointingly slow torious finish rounding the last turn and steadily inbut lb is eloquent of the young Salt intu the stretch Laker's grit Recall that a year ago creased his lead until at the end he Heckler went out In the first round was five lengths out in front of Ecomatch of the national senior cham- nomic owned by J H Loucheim PhilA head behind pionships At that time he expressed adelphia capitalist the desire for "another crack” at the Economic In third place came Mrs national title He would "know more” John Hay Whitney’s Stepenfetchlt he said Three for Bradley Well Bob showed that he knew Burgoo King ran the mile and a more in the recent national tournaon a fast track in 2:05 ment So when he goes down to San quarter hls Francisco next July he will be better when the winner coupledIn with betthe stablemate Brother Joe the for he has ever than prepared the little pagoda housability to learn from defeat as well ting thepassed ing Judges it made three victories as victory for Colonel Bradley In the Kentucky Derby CONSOLATION FOOTBALL This created a new derby record This consolation idea so prevalent Never before has anyone had three la basketball has spread we notice winners in this fanjous horse race Into the realms of football The eastColonel Bradley of Kentucky ern division of the Rocky mountain andTwice Palm Beach had seen his entry conference "because of the UniverIn 1921 he won with Behave sity of Utah's monopoly of confer- Yourself and in 1928 with Bubbling ence football honors" voted to award Over a trophy to the eastern division cham This time however It wasn’t Bradplon “one-two- " as his other entry There is a rather futile note about ley Brother Joe finished next to last in that vote It represents a sort of salve nineteenth place to the disappointments the eastern Wins With Ease division has had in the grid sport the But Burgoo King won with such past four years particularly However charitable and noble the sentiment surprising ease that it wasn't even a back of the Idea we nevertheless rath' race after little Eugene James who er are Inclined to appreciate a little rode the winner clucked into the bay more the attitude of Wyoming in has' colt’s ear as they pulled into the lielc meet Saturday al ternoon In the sta dium ot the univer sity The margin oi victory was one o' the closest In tht Five Lengths By an Ironical torn of events Homer Brandis Olympic club boxer whom San Francisco Heckler defeated to win the Pacific coast A A U title at Portland early this spring proved the national light heavyweight champion Brandis Heckles and Merek will be tn all likelihood the trio America’s from which light heavyweight Olympie boxer will be chosen By PHIL McLEESE Four brilliant dash stars aided by s 440 man and a discus thrower led West high school to a brilliant Victory In the annual state high school track HIS Burgoo King and - HAT Triumphs by 3 0 Two-mi- t D-- i R 4- -i 9- -t -! 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