Show 'e£&&£UU& B 6 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 8 j r :i 1932 NIBLEY PARK FOREST DALE TEAMS FAVORED IN MATCHES " s LOTT WINS State Golf Burgoo King OVgll VINES AT CHICAGO Triumph by Clubs Clash Five Lengths For Laurels CHICAGO May 7 Lott of Chicago today upset Vine national tingles ten-nl- i champion and Davis cup team member In an exhibition A high wind hampered the play era ('rank Shield defeated John 3 In another Van Ryn match Lott paired with Van Ryn helped to score another victory over Vines who played with Shields in the doubles The score was Romps Home in 1932 Derby JWns Pot o’ BETTING ON Two y DERBY SHOWS Region HEAVY DROP Champs Nose Gold (AV-Geor- ge A total of $377105 waa wagered on tho derby this year in comparison with $499454 last year when Twenty Grand won at the odds-o- n figures of 88 to 10A This represents a decrease of $222340 The highest amount ever wagered on the derby was $694958 which went through the mute! Se 2926 Elio-wort- 4 Bonneville Invades Seventh East Links Ogtleu Opposes Dalers (-- 1 5 tTAH GOIF IFAGIE least bUDdin 6-- 5 8 Harrop Leads Snndsy'i Schedule Ogden At Forest Dal iB30i m) Bonneville at Nibley Park 9 30 A m ) Low handicap men of Nibley park and Forest Dale are favored to annex Sunday's team matches when the Utah State Inter-clu- b re league sumes its schedule on the Seventh: Last and Ninth East courses Nib ley park golfers to hosts play Bonneville while Ogden Invades the sanctums of Forest Dale Each team begins promptly at 9 30 o'clock Playing on their home courses and fortified with powerful lineups Nibley park and Forest Dale are Justly chosen as the favorites In the second round of the league One of the features of the clashes will be the Individual matches among Charles E the four professionals Foley Bonneville club pro and former state amateur champion will play Sid Harmon the long driving Nibley park Instructor At Forest Dale Professional Mickey Riley will put all his golfing lore Into play against the Ogden siege gun George Schnclter Leading amateurs of the state will vie for the spotlight Abel Larson lanky State champion gets an acid test against the much improved George Ecciei of Ogden while F T Whitworth of Forest Dale meets Harry Yager of Ogden At Nibiey park Norman Shultz Bonneville club champion encounters the Nibley park ace Jerry Henderson and an interesting set-tlooms The Nibley team will be weakened from the loss of Ed Kingsley state Junior titlcholder The Utah State Golf association has questioned the amateur status of the former Country club caddie and Professional Harmon has decided to leave him out of the Bonneville tussle until the matter Is cleared up Harold Owens won the tenth place on the team when the players were moved up to fill up the No 3 gap made bv the withdrawal of Kingsley The No 10 post In question on the Bonneville team until Saturday was won by L D I owe who outstroked Chick Schofield Paul Cecil Fred Conely and C A Gore In team trials Lowe won the coveted assignment by shooting an 83 Saturday AT NIBirr MEK in Canyon Tourney J H Harrop scored a to snare low net honors in the qualifying round of the May leg directors’ cup tournament at the Country club Saturday First round pairings all matches to be played Sunday follow: J H Harrop vs D A McMillan Brownie Hunter vs J S Milner C F Barrett W A Carter vs W P Chatterton vs P J Purcell R Verne McCullough vs J A Kahn J B Burnham vs Frank Botterill Owen Covey vs Arthur Sweet J H Morrison vs Dr E W Browning The class A blind bogey prize of Saturday went to A M Cheney and W C Stark whose scores net 79’s T G Hansen won the class B event with 9 Industrial Golf fair (mu Fas (Cntlng B) finished in sixth place four lengths field horse In 2 head of 0’r Fsnry seventh place Tick On was fractious at the post and contributed to a delay of about 18 minutes He broke In the middle of the field was tenth and shut off at the first turn He was never In the running After Our Fancy came Gallant Sir Cold Check eighth Hoops ninth tenth Adobe Post eleventh Crystal thirPrince twelfth: Oscillation teenth Prince Hotspur fourteenth fifteenth Tee Cee Cathop sixteenth Lucky Tom seventeenth Thistle Ace Joe nineteenth Brother eighteenth and Liberty Limited whjch broke down twentieth and last Race Climaxes Topsy-TurvThe climax to one of the most topsyturvy derbies ever run was Burgoo King's almost ridiculous show of the field when he hit the stretch- - He had started only one race as a old before today and finished second to his stablemate Brother Joe Bur held so goo King's chances were lightly before the race that Laverne Fator veteran jockey who had the choice of the Bradley mounts chose Brother Joe and left Eugene James ride the winner From the flick of the barrier which sent the 20 thoroughbreds — 14 colts five geldings and one filly— to the finish line Burgoo King was never further back than third Economic broke on top followed by Brandon Mint and then Burgoo King That's the way they came down the first stretch to the roar of the crowd plead ing for this or that horse to “come Ogden Fans See Heated Soccer Tilt Callies Take 2-- 0 Victory y OS U S Mines L Day’s Winners STRAND SOCCER LEAGUE Tram ttwndln( P Salt Lak Osllle Ogden Utah Copper U O Mine S L Germania Blu star Two point T7 i S 8 10 8 D L t0 Vlklnn 1 J Goals £39 26 U 10 10 11 1 point for tie game Saturday’ Result 8 Mines 3 Germania 0 O 8 L 2 Blue Stars Callies 2 Ogden 0 v Vr (Continued (ram Fare Fear B) Fomwalt in the 440 and Leaver in the 880 to come through with expected points RlftioSt tost the Panthers the meet Mecham did not score at all in his event Fornwalt placed fifth in the 440 and Leaver dropped out of the 880 But that one point of Fornwalt’s and the one made by Gordy Bates tn the discus certainly came in handy for Coach Bert Ballard’s crew East took what In this meet was a commanding lead when the first event was reported the shot Hunt took first and Meier fourth to give the Leopards seven points But after the mile race — which was another brilliant exhibition — Provo was ahead having made four points In the shot and four in the distance event Wiley of Tooele took the lead in the mile and kept It until the beginning of the second lap when Vincent of Provo I i replaced him Galloway of Uintah was third The Uintah youngster forged ahead at the beginning of the final lap and crossed the finish line a n good ten yards ahead of Vincent of Tooele was third and Wiley Eck-ma- fourth 23 18 16 10 for win Out Beaver 1 Sunday’s Schedule Vikings vs Utah Copper Fairgrounds Kick-o- ff Referee Clapham 330 Mayfield’s ability to get the lead at the first turn gave him a victory in the 440 He ran a remarkable race nosing out Noel of Uintah and Wight-ma- n of Springville The latter the favorite was set back at tha start and boxed at the turn Then came the 100 Patterson and Terry took first and second to put the Panthers in the lead with ten points Swans second in the high hurdles put Davis in second with nine points East s total was raised to nine and after the results of the pole vault m which Call placed third had been reported Davis came up to fourteen points when Cannon took first in the discus The 880 brought Uintah Tooele and Pleasant Grove to the fore Smith Grover won first Place and Gourley’s first In the pole vault gave the school ten points Noel oi Uintah came second In the 220 West picked up seven points to raise its total to 17-- and V v OGDEN— The Salt Lake Callies over the Ogden locals Economic Goes Ahead Grand in 193f In taking this year’s renewal triumphed Burgoo King E R Bradley entry which won in a great soccer classic at Monroe 1932 American was classic ridden the turf conferred honor Ecohis lie Viespecial upon Burgoo King Rounding the clubhouse turn park Saturday before the record nomic was two lengths ahead of by Eugene James The time was 2:05 15 The owner Jimmy Bradley his third Kentucky crowd of the season to move into a 2:01 5 event was for set the Brandon Mint with Burgoo King record by Twenty Derby a record second place tie with the Junction three and a half lengths back of the City soccerites leaders At the half they were still The pace of the game was fast and running that way but Brandon Mint furious with the Callies having a had reduced Economic's lead by half slight edge on the day’s play Ewan Gates First round skirmishes in the newly a length and Burgoo King was only talented penalty kicker a head behind the second horse scored the combine’s first goal from organized Industrial Golf league will AURORA RESULTS 113 IDS Black Duit Model 108 Ferfect Economic to set continued the pace Ft rat race 4V furlongs— Tiverton V4 start Sunday at Nibley park with the y Mack Ftniih 113 Valdoeta 113 My Hobby spot for hands against s won Rpona 106 Charlie Berlin 104 Estin 113 Totem but Burgoo in 19KiM09 $4MJ272 S3Si5843 second Z C M I opposed to Tribune Salt at the Parsons Quick and Stewart made ran® event- Ilnal 113 113 Cabftm Luke Gunfire 113 Leyland) Vutathe Swift Pal a with long easy stride Connell (Tilden) III 13 40 third Time 113 Major Lamohirr 103 Lake & Utah railroad against Suit King running valiant attempts on the Callie citadel broad jump put tJlird ln Lake Bulck and Economy Shoe meet- had moved up into second place 57 Also ran — Rlgaud Lucy Menifee Second race 1800 claiming but met a stone wall defense In which East In with 18 LOS ANGELES May 7 (IP)— running 4 Emma 115 Captains maidens Eds of ahead Charming furlongs— Brandon Mint bidand was But Beaver had been quietly points ing Newhouse Hotel In fact Young scintillated 115 Second race 6 furlongs— Fssenttal (McPaonnrau 115 Just Umber 110 Frank Shellenback held San Bruce piline The tentative lineups of opposing ing his time to make his first bid for Coy) 110 !o 00 S4 28 IS 30 won Dis- Lady the Callie Nervou Lady 115 Wee B 115 High Exhalfback line was up the main points It made five in the 220 to Francisco three widely spaced factor in the lead tress Signal (Poiumbo) 112 121 52 Ill 02 plosive 115 Misi Frisky 115 Moorish Amuteams follow: seven team’s success in the 220 the low being 108 14 14 Alamae 115 second 110 hurdles third let (Reno) hits last night and Hollywood Shadow Dawn and four Merry Queen Z C M I — Ralph Vetterli Lee On the far turn Just before coming Time 18 Also ran — Evergreen Queen 115 Great Girl 115 Donwin 115 Dreamy ably aided by McDonald and Gates won 3 to 1 JTP’ 10 make it total Bates George Sorenson Rudy Bjorn into the stretch Jockey James lBshed Coral Beach Tollec Old Klckapoo Dry Belie 115 Terry Lati 115 Tabby 115 Mrs 18 until that final Wharram the of tallied second goal outDock Not a 115 Mis single Hollywood relay The south- Cameron 115 Cyvarre Nancy Tribune— E F Baldwin the game In the last half after the ern youngsters made Otis Burgoo King's perspiring' Withers Third rac I miles— Erin Oo Brash 115 waucela 115 a valiant stand ehanee while a fielder with accepted his bat and the colt 30 66 115 26 112 44 45 won Galla-chebay respondr 4800 (Reno) Rocky Morris Third Buswcll Mel forwards had been repulsed Pusey PCe1 ° W®St Wa 100 mucl1 Jack Sherlock got credit for 19 Ogden ed gamely overtook Economic In the Way (Orooi) 110 45 44 44 10 second The nd up race!furlongs—claiming My Dan 113 Dandy a Show-Oby brilliant defense Jones essayed for them (Lane) 105 18 84 third Time iXan 113 Sporting Lady 108 Peace Jimmy putonts at first base Salt Lake & Utah Rallrosd- -C J run into the stretch and kept up his 54 Also rans — Agnes Sorel Queer 113 Applaud 108 Running Water 113 Ham a superb run on the right wing finFallerxon Wit Tarn South- ilton 113 Hidden Thoughts 103 Quill Diodi ra Triese Homeaood inferno Box Harbeke Web Anderson Wallace dizzy pace until the end Ban! ishing with a fine shot but Tetley JkinAnderson 108 Blue land Pencil 113 Boy Lad 113 Hole Bear RiverT Vos Gall Bearer) Hopefield Ri'-eLast Bid Is Futile Francis Webb 9 to saved much the Fourth race 6 furlongs— Verity Ballot Master Durbar 113 Oslo Pigeon of the 113 Button chagrin Star 99 118 34 47 00 S3 94 won Noah’s 113 Salt Lake Bulck- -R H Butler C L Twill 108 Sambo Brown 113 BoundThe final whistle Ogden crowd Coming down the stretch with the (King) "TUI“ Pride (Pallembo) 107 48 34 42 M second Rock 113 Dedicate 113 The Spaniard Butler Gorill Butler Roval Howe 3 found both sets of players exhausted B7V'r 7rr Writ Tim crowd yelling madly for the horse Outer Harbor (Hernandez) 107 42 74 third ing N 17 2 5 wfhlUrJTMT!l4‘ Uintah l Also rans— Eighty Twenty Fourth race 1800 allowance from the terrific struggle Economy Shoe— D L Chapel H B carrying the green and white silks of Time 4l furlongs— Levaal 115 Fair Delight 110 Challenger Imelda Colonel Bradley and 01' Kentucky Chiefs Bruce Young played the finest MO Farrington Clar Nlchol Ken Fifth race furlongs— Black Strap In High 110 Otkhurnt 110 aPony Op 110 8mith Fleaaant wn Economic made one futile bid to head (Bounder) 116 49 02 44 14 13 20 Won Head Play 110 Rtd Whlsg Hi Red Bool game of his career while Quick Tooele yard— Noel Lintaht DoiifhterGrTt (Reno) 116 44 94 42 66 second 115 Georgia Lily 111 8t Jessica 111 Auf Eati WI1 Newhouse Hotel— Frank Reese A off Burgoo King lardsoo Monro Jones Parsons and Smith gave 305 Jockey Francis Capacity 110 $3 24 third Time 110 iHlih Diver 110 Lost Stand Altmark Wldersohn (Salasar) Mile— W Shepherd Galloway Uintah i P Also rans — Boatland Belle War 110 Black Bquw 1IJ Old Hillside 110 Lynn Hague jean Horn realizing that his mount had 10 great exhibition for Ogden The enTi”1" Benefit Fellow Bad News Olive Babath in Screen Idol HI Dry Workman shot his bolt and was dead tired Glow Foolish tire Callie team arose to the occasion KjC race nine race substituted 6 fur- Purchase 107 Olorltone HI Opinion 115 Sixth and are the serious threat to the gamely tried to get Economic back in long— Jargon (Balazar) liJ 111 50 $4 64 a— Chas Nuckole entry 14 won Bright Knot (King) 101 S3 38 front but Burgoo King was too much ti Pllth race 1800 clalmln Vikings who tangle F SAN FRANCISCO May 7 36 second mile— Homer L 100 Braes Pr'1l"n- - H ) Bogan (Mi Coy) 112 S3 12 and up 1 (Nw m-rracehorse and pulled away from the 42 18 Also ran— Tnfu Monkev HI Bl Business 100 Bather 111 because the Chicago White with Utah Copper in another crucial Fat third HalfTiro® Call Vi°d' GrntTlUe! eastern entry without a struggle contest at the fair grounds Sunday William nuff Lindt ax Beater Day Virginia WeldeL day Donn Lady Ebony HO ‘‘snatched’’ Sox Clarbaseball club Spanish Fork rtS J Seventh race mile and 70 yards— Dark 800 elslmlnx Blxth race afternoon at 3 30 o’clock Steponfetchlt coupled with OverArcarsj 109 410 04 45 18 43 72 won miles— Hoosler Prince 113 Epidemic ence Fieber freshman pitcher out of Sim- mon° Vvarnc ’iS’!' time in the betting and second choice Ayr ! The lineup: M Hold Hard (Cavn 113 Just Ormont 11 Fuatt 108 Prince school after only four months of col lit (I Rtnpewa Rlchflel Distance 45 ft 1044 Inf arBiaii at 3 to 1 was never a real contender Uld Bill (Lane) 111 12 96 third 7 ime Megan iOO The Whig 13 Cousin Rogers auof Pol Francisco — San lege University raalt Courier Plraiant Grorei R Alao rans— Who Win Afridl flir 108 Vestal Maid log Flying 105e Mis Burke 50 He ran In eighth place until he Dtan ovveyu Laurie 108 Making Bubble 113 hibivt fans "7-and Oirtlsi 1— a Beauty113Secret 110 thorities today declared a formal proCU C S if Fro Sid Harm reached the half mile where he Eighth race 1 miles— Tiger Flowers EMxabeth Fox 108 Discobolus V4 a" ajidh vTim Kene-sabe Crrx Tooele test would filed S—Nwin ShaltFljr ra with Judge (Mr Coy) 114 49 48 S3 84 S3 14 won VanJrrry HrmGnon Seventh race 1800 clalmln to moved Utd fifth r “lh‘ but was still out up M Landis commissioner of baseHillard Mawaop WtnliMflillrii mile — Master McOee 100 Joretta gecond quish (King) 109 43 36 S3 02 — of the running At the Oolden Play (Salaiar) 104 45 08 third 105 Bally Hop 108 Knee High 100 Bunny ball Id Curry Joy Bradford r Simmon Cxpruat M"1' mark he was fourth and then he Tim 2 06 Alao ran — Lady Bienville Con- World 1O0 Dawn Mist 100 Lohl 100 Bl JoCrhi — D'ilun£ 7tM Gcl"' B‘U‘ WU r rJBaldwin Fieber was signed yesterday by a Clint Hrndrnan 100 Kuvera 100 Etlwanda 115 Ever Nine linksmen still remained unde moved up to third when the pace fidential Bunyora Rejuvenation AUU -- £ Dr M G Kahrati Harold Br Faithful 100 Wood Honey 113 Del Dlxi 113 scout for the Chicago club The ‘’Ucdalo flrati J— awllhVwUru Pendleton Bob Custer Chari Orwrww fcated In the Bonneville club May proved too swift for Brandon Mint HI Granite Heondi lv CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS mound sensation was slated loelt ( hrUtenaen Fri Weather clear track fast Carbon and Vincent run to the wire he almost over First rac leg of the directors cup following 6 ombeareau Iti--f Provo furlongs— I D Low to leave tonight to join the American tied for third HelxhG S ft 11 in Owcna (Chiav) 115 46 74 12 80 42 50 won Best second round matches played Satur- took the tiring Economic but was AT knmhT PALE ram Bol“n Monroe Hendrleka Man (Allen) 115 Sa 50 42 40 second Uncle league M A M head shy for place money Results follow: Llndaav Beaverl Referee Banham halvee day 115 $3 34 third Time Matt (Morrison) Beaverl James G Smythe graduate manFORMT DAf Alone Granite Dlstanee Andrraon 100 The field was the fourth largest to 12 Also rans — Madelon Bon o’ Sweep Moburn Hardy defeated Bill feet J—Pw O IHrtuHcr ft Pr Mtky RUey of said ager a Choice CherrlnrUn Anita Ormont Ilorf®4 U BINGHAM— Balderdash Oibby won the'universlty The S today Mines Srlnrvlllei 1 in start the derby and only two less Second rac AbH taraan up Fred Conely defeated Rand 4 4 kRtloxxon Mon- “The major leagues take an furlongs — aRuckus aIiB®iC Eldtr- - tUatanco T YftMtworth Oinahundra a hard fought but cleanly contested iiS? 3 and 1 Ben Lingen-felte- r than the record of 22 which started (Rhey) 116 121 93 18 52 94 3i won Span-ti- n i iTneho tl feel V ( Lsddeii out of his freshman year soccer tilt from Germania Clyde Themsen boy 118 47 00 116 aec46t at in Lady 1928 (Garner) defeated Dr M G Kuhre 4 Strangely enough there were ond North Mill (McCroasen) 113 S3 06 Arthar "'r-Too- elo Jimitn at college by dazzling him with flam- Copperton Saturday Mlllnho (Shields Scswerof t no § scratches 3 and and later every one of the Also rans— Wise Ray Bradford defeated Dr third Time 54 5 - art Rktll a boyant statements and by taking adDr J f Park R A The feature of the game was the RoihJi' A Vincent F Vincent) (Flrmaae named overnight went to the Mona On Bide Ocean Flight Frank K 6— Dr ( or bon Ramsey 1 up Chick Schofield Nimln Jaek Efiaitn of his Immaturity There Is brilliant 6 r Anthony Lilac Bloom Flyvantage Manitobian display of Leonardt GerW post 3 defeated I Experts S Miller up Carl Nordtarv D Lowe vi Xlm expected scratches ing Ds Dr Klein iS 40 S (New record ) a specific rule of organized baseball mania K Ortwnwwll to who Dwa TofwswUI defeated E V Norton 3 and 1 E L throughout the day and had the Milo (Oar-ncgave goalie specta 6 relax—Granll rare Third Allwdalt furlong— (Coleman Wood Penpredictwhich forbids a club to sign a college tors many a thrill as he cleared from dleton Neuenachwander)) 120 44 36 43 36 13 38 Won ChimProxo (Hlxxlna Simms defeated D McGhle 3 and 2 ed a field of no more than 15 but not ney Sweep Th Western TJtah lean will Jo11"- (Elston) 115 43 00 92 44 aec- usherMAGNA— Smith) t Ovden (Owens Time Ellli Tower in lla 1952 season Btitaulay May 15 player until he has completed at least the eager Miners’ forwafds The other two undefeated men are an owner or trainer weakened ond Bay Anjou (Corbett) 115 12 48 3 30 Borrnna) a of his atFieber studies has yilrd year with opening day eeremontea at Bingham and be fisted with powerful "'sr-W- eat Four horses started from outside Time ill C A Goie and E F Baldwin who (Terry Senlker )- and Bacchus Th Oemmell club will play tended the University of San Fran- force again Black Log Scotland from the heads of Greer and jobs Potteraen)! Bearer (Llnrlaax hall played 18 holes to a tie Saturday the stall gate which held only 18 rare furlongs—Liqueur (Her- - the U S Mine at Bingham the U S cisco only four months having ma- Mannion (Worley Hill Cee Tee and Prince Hotspur and was v 13 96 42 70 won a&iliies players using th Copperton ball park as triculated as a during Data Ilarriaon) :1 844 They will play the deadlock off Sun- places freshman at the open- the biggest part of Impregnable Th Utah Copper (Clefiand) 112 43 90 42 28 sec thatr home diamond Tral heats the game will meet club th day Additional pairings for Sun- were moved to the outside with Gal- Orphan 43 52 112 Hercules Powder com- ing of this semester 100 yards: Hasty Peier (McCroasen) (first heat) Anderson Box lant Sir and Cathop when they re- ond The first half produced no goals Elder: All games are Also rans— Coast Pa- pany team at Bacchus third Tima 54 Anderson GranUvIHe 10 8 day follow: ‘The whole proceeding Is manifest- but scheduled to start at I p m fused to stay In their stalls In the second half Jack trol Teiamon Boston Water early vs vs The Earnelt-Heilrr‘ Hardy Conely Llngcnfeller Fifth race Kentucky derby 158 000 added Tern?wdet'rVl1Wlln‘ Following is th schedule adopted for ly unfair to the boy it denies him the trepby Tyson drove a beauty by the goalie (Third Bradford Schofield vs Lowe Simms one and miles— Burtoo th season 12 games will he played each will continue Sunday to finish Fatlerson his heat)— career mato and Gall right Weti tallied two JD 4 half 00 06 24 and 413 126 15 Robertson with with a the second winner meeting In a (E James) DERBY IN ISUTSUELL King for winner of Baldwln-GorBeayer :104 With its qualifying round a P Horn) 126 415 67 IS 54 Won Economic for th leasu cham- ture as a college player and it ends a superb screw shot Germania (First heat) Terry Weal) second Siepenfetchit (U Enaor) 126 93 52 pion ship him forever rroleuimul Mickey as Box FlAort ? an amateur before he deat back Miners' the fought right third Tim 8 Oft 1 I WESTERN UTAH YrAOUR BASEBALL (Second heal)— Patterson Weal) full Riley Saturday lick Ensign ana has an to out find what LOUISVILLE Ky May 7 (UP) opportunity Alao ran— Crystal Prince Oscillation in fense who were somewhat Bearer Si IlHH lucky ea0 Lee Eager are leading In the race he wants to do Fancy Overtime Tick On Adoba Post FIRST HAIF— mt Fluehe (Third heal)— Anderson on two occasions Following hi the snmmary et the Our Grantsrlllai Cold 8undw May Hoops Thistle Ace Brandon Mint for medalist honors with cards S S ctuh st tf 8 Harriaon Goran "The practice is not confined to this clearing 58ih running of tha Kentucky derby: Check a was (Oe foot close Tee left Limited terrific with Lu Mtne I ow hurdles— Utah Copper elub at Hercules Pow- - instance Liberty Oranli-rlllof M Carl Nordberg is second head Judd (Flr4 Prince Houpur (E) Bi other Joe der company Snatching is widespread dilve while Newman headed over $50000 added Urboflrld Bearer 120 4 one and Tom with lant Sir Cathop a C More is third Wedncadav My lfl — Hercules Powder at and every college baseball coach has from a corner kick (Second Boay-a- r heal)—Call East) Lindsay ml!?— The Teutons bBurgoo King Blxth race six ftirlonga—Grand Frtnee (W Oemmell club u B Mines at Utah Cop- to contend with — 88 and W G Carter Time !7 II with the efforts of scouts strived hard In the waning moments (Third 176 (E James) 613X4 $568 $4 00 Oarneri 113 97 50 43 16 92 64 won per club hrat)— Williams Opanlah Forkl is next with 92 to Induce 108 to sec92 F 53 111 46 their 32—Utah J end Bakar) boys Sunday May won Economic 1X0 (F Horn) $1542 Oopper elub at college of the game but failed to score A Hohreok Carbon ° 7 0 ond Fat C (H R Riley) 104 47 68 third OerumcU club U 8 Mines at Hercule Fow-- studies and rush Into Fairing for first round matches Illrh hardies— (riral heal) the major Willlima 1X8 (L Tim 13 SPANIBH FORK— BpnUh Fork captured $854 aecond aStepenfetchlt large crowd viewed an Interesting Eorki Porter Preslen Time ISO will he made Sunday night and flrit Both for Fieber’s sake leagues — for game with veiy few personals being Spanish Aiao rans— Th Spaniard Elkay W Lore Wednaeday My 33 Oemmell club at in the Nebo district hih echoel Edsor) $352 third Time 105 15 place (Second heal)— Judd Grantarllloi Ryan Professional Riley urges that ail Hercules Powder Utah Copper club it U 8 ourselves and for the benefit of othtrack and field meet held bar Friday after- Also ran — xBrandon Mint Offering Ftr Flaalu Wia Seller Loean Its ' mllei Mine Seventh race one and xCrystal mad a total of log l cards he turned In to him hr that noon Th winners (Third heat)— BrlmhtlL Spanish Peril ers we Intend to fight this matter to called The lineup: Sunday May 36— U S Mines at 0m-me- ll Sport P J Baker) 111 93 2 9V4 M xOar Franey Royal Swan Darla 1174 points Par on waa second with 99 points Prince xOscUIatlon time 15 68 won Kina Fin (Oorbett) 113 123 70 club Hercules Powder at9 Utah Cop- the limit and to test out whether any and 8pringvlUe a close third with 98 points aOvertime Tick On Min Adobe Post 99 88 aecond Journey's End (O Elston) 113 per club Th best performance of the day was professional ball club can succeed in Alpanalp f turned In by Holley of 0trtnvtU m the Hoop xThhtia Aeo xCeo Tee x Lib- 93 14 third Time 1 53 8 ft Wednesday June 1 — OemmeTI club at an O Ty on rb like affair Major League this" club Utah rans— i V CuRoAetL Hercules Also 8 Blast Powder H Copper dasb at Allegretto tha distance erty Limited lb Tom negotiated Prince Ory Lucky Mines in 10 3 rhb Lady Gibson Chum Uon Hearted Roy Nwitt Bunday Jun 6— Oemmell club at tf 8 One of th§ tartest crowds aver to watch Hotspur bBrolher Joe (Gallant Sir W Lynch chbv (By United Press) Mines Utah Copper club at Hercules Powa track mei In Spanish Fork Hoiilta lhb xCathcp Cold Check Leadln hitters: AURORA ENTRIES der Follow me are tha results or J Lynch First ran 1700 maiden J It Whitney entry Jun 6— Hercules Powder at Wednesday FIOR HKiH HOTS ft ft PnT Ath1Hn 4l4 furlongs— Dr JiiUoi Q 113 Marjean 112 Pobartann b— E R- - Bradley entry club U 8 Minss at Utah CoH( Hlsh c Nusaoaum Reynold Htanh FoeVl Holm 17 71 10 36 498 entor miiiiunvis U2 Friend Charn lift Escoba (VmmU club II Bosnian Fork Barlea Pavson 174 O rer x— Mutual field Nowtnan Crltx Giant 17 60 JO 32 400 Franc 112 aAnna Adellla 111 Lov Annie 11— Utah Copper elub at Jun 100 yar- d- Holiry Sunday ol UprlngYUl J Tron Brey Mallon Phllliet 1ft 113 Bquak 1)5 Fair Mol lift Boston Com11 49 19 30 Oemmell club U 8 Mines at Hercules Pow10 1 Spanish Fork Hellowt Goal acoren Mine—J Tyson Robert" Trry Oiatil mon 112 Major Gomel lift Colored Ar- der MU— Twede Parson Jfteardall Spring-son Horn lift Giant lift Coptist John lift tftiend 19— Bunder HerJun pod at club Je Ludlow Referee H O Turvlile 7run7rry Spanish Pork 4 84 halm Iftic Yank Ruth ier Square 1)2 Oo Easy 112 Slknt Shot cules Powder Utah Oemmell Copper club at U 8 Sophomor relay— Spanish Pork &l 113 Monks Bela 111 I Collin Cardinal Tltr RFILPFR— Carbon American Lesion 'm Brot kbank Spanish rork Kuna— Second race 47oO claiming 31 Phllh The Stars Blue Fox Klin with Ath U oemm ih youth of th district poM 33— Jun again U ftftedneaday surprised 8 Mine at lor low hurdles — Seariea Paysoa 21 Vomik Indian Sf' Portr Inarid up I furlonaa— Ooideg Light 10 BegA Jun’or baseball club Hercuip Powder at Utah Copanother fine game against the O S L ltira program which will b dian 19 Johnaon Ttgr gar Lady 109 Bayamo lift ioval Compan- per flub carried out in Hrlper th ensums four &30yrd run— Bearriall gprlnivlllij Whltnty 19 ion lo9 Morheart lift Dormhv Hicks 109 F Brhult 19 CochBrown moru is Oxen Ballinger poat commander Eighl linksmen entered the qur at the fair grounds Saturday only Phillies Bunday Jun 36— Oemmell club st Utah Fork T wede Payaon Excoha Land 109 Dolly Bar 111 Ann 8inlh 19 ar 50 boi between tn iiti of 13 nd 18 dub Hreuiea Powder at U 8 terflnol reund tf the Fort bowing in defeat by 2 1 score after ranRun Alhltlo rnpr relay— Spanish Fork I 43 In— AvarJII Indian lift lift Twnlda lift batted Rea 35: Oah Map Doiothy I)oulu have elrttdy n'aued up end Mines Pole that thia num Spanish Fork 10 fact sail lift Moud lift Fiece M'af 106 Noels 33 Fox x Athltloa 23 r will b ireatiy iherwsweg May Iff direr tors’ eup by victories holding the Railroaders practically rlnr T)r RFCONI) RAT Terry bwfora th 4 Inches ANNAPOLIS Md May 7 (UP) rest 109 U Vomper lot Phi Dil lit UlsnU 21 Ruth Yankee 20 the Colton scored MPi Jun 29— U 8 Mine at Oem Satutday game Wednesday aehdule la drawn up throughout All Shot— Wilkins SprlntvtU 41 feet ! Inch quarterfinal round early ln the game for the Stars a lead Illta — Portar Indian 34 Crlta Glanls Three Syracuse crews swept to vic- uric lift mell club Hercules Powder at Utah Copper Th Wm will be sponsored by local nr- Jui 6 rlnsvitlc Wle matches will be 3i PhllH 31 Averlll Indiana Whitney auixaGmia with th American Lekm local Suauiah Folk Ms Beth Parson tied for first 4700 claiming club Third rac completed Sunday tory over Nival Academy eights in c announced pout the K'wanl club the chamebr of furlongs— 5eii Healed 107 Ipiara 97 Bunday Jun A— Oemmell elub at Frofesalonal Bill XV II lea they enjoyed until close to the half 31’ Foxx Athletic 81 Broad BprUitvill fellows dual regatta today on the Severn 5H Powder Utah Copper club at U 8 Bag o Gold 108 Chiefs Oepav 107 Beauty whistle the BuMnea and Profeenional Wom- Payfom 13 feet 9 inches Jack when Smith drove ai M Keaults: J en e club and the Moose khre reedy to un- Sterling defeated E Bride 17 Conrad 112 Blnale C 103 Hanot Mine Parson Distance lot river driver by Michaelis O S L had ' Vkedneaday Port teams m the local league 4arrior 107 Kn'ht Club 102 Nik D 107 July 13—Oemmell dub at K Gibson 4 3 Charles Wardop de- pile Clubs will feet Starting with the freshman race ICranella 102 10 tw filtered from Bpnug tllen tug from JsvUn— Rfhmrer )02 Boo Tttah Copper club Hercules Powder at U 8 feated H F Rots Baf Ruaay 151 feet Ruasetl default W II most of the play in the final canto Psyon the 10? Hi Mine 107 10ft Vest Bed crews IVceptlv Syracuse Spring Canyon disvrci swept lofty with the Blue Stars flashing occa through fcFMOft Hi(H OIK! 6 3 Whit ih limit of th lor! Sunday July 17— Hercules Powder at Daw defeated Dr D A Jones 69 yard d&b—Bannsr Bpriusvili the Jayvee and climaxed the day with Height 103 Cottun lun 107 Judea 103 Tim n club U 8 Mines at Utah Copper Dr bfffi varied to include youngerfcagur sad 09 Fourth rac 4900 claiming handikap 9 Oemmeii defeated L W slonal spurts Into enemy territory a victory in the varsity Sidney Squires It wa club the older youths in th tecon cUxnhip trtn-tn- g scored for the Jack Smith yar-oiand up 6 dasfr— Banntr ©pringvlll Ntak 108 Tim first defeat this th m‘fi tram to Wedneiday July tb— Oemmell elub at Noyes S and 4 R B forter Jr de- Short Line toagain season for the Navy lAUinark log old Stepfurlongs 117 Bln Imv 10 th 10 pDjdistrict reprint U Miuaa Utah 8 give his side both will be composed club Hercules at E F hfilpT feated E Copper of boys J Folland Black 115 Finch Codm Mammy lui aPort Scim Poe der 40 yard relay— Bprlngvlll M ! first crew Tim under Id ttju the youU s will ga Into Bxsbsil distance throw— Clark ApaaUh itar 111 1 up C E Flint W K points The Wednesday July 37—Utah Copper rlub at defeated cit training rly in lb kuMu season varsity finished well fifth rac 4800 Fork 114 feet Will Smith for the and E Oemmell club U 8 Mines at Hercules Chatterton defeated W E Wagtaff ahead Syracuse Jutnfb- - Barnard Broadpiftano The times were miles— B ll C FprlngvlU Fox for the Blue Stars saw action X I T D High 7 on 1 8 and 7 15 K L Morris NichBlue Law )14 Waterpuit 102 Luc kv Car- powder Parson defeated Bunday July II— U 8 Mine at Oemmell Bssrbaii targt throw— Husa during the game The Smith broth ter 10ft Nell ICuhlman 101 Stop Gap Idi club ftpanlsh Hercules The vanity boatings: powder at Utah Copper olson S and Folk ers plaved fine ball for the winners Trio 112 Who Rm 114 club Frofesalonal — announces Wllles that Stroke Syracuse Rmn Lombardi: No iumor bote Bliih rare I8f0 claiming I year-ol- d while the entire Blue Star team re Bunday July II— U B Mine at Oemmell 1W) yard— Thomas i Ooshen Tim 7 McKean No 6 Johnson No the Scotch t Sunfoursomes scheduled elub Ilrrrul mii 70 Powder and M Abstain t hib Utah Copper GranhKr yard— JeO yard— celved a great hand fiom the crowd 25 Uoshtn Tim t S— nmmll rluk 102 Cresient Cttv 07 MlMied Watkins 93 WrHnwirty Atifttat 4 No Buff afternoon been 440 yard— Taylor Gramllrh 3 No day Wtl hays postponed for their plucky display 199 1 Fayson Tim which Mary 102 Donna Iear 98 leuny oc$d Hrculi Fwdr luh Coppr club i U 8 440 ynrd relay— Payton XX Tim M No 2 Meacham bow Pauls Lasy until May urn 111 loughby 103 3 Red Diamond Bat o' Rset showed vast improvement from Iasi gfto yard reisr— pBTon 43 T’me Deferent 106 Bay Leaf 103 Drury 100 club 9 Vth fttindsj Auut 7— coxswain MoKaig Pol vault— Dangcrfitid Rprlrgville A ROUND 105 Sunday's fiasco when they received Fowd roppr dub Htfcul Ahot put—Jensen Goshe i( 0 ft Grnzliet Win State Navy— Stroke Jewett No 7 Mc Afridi DUtano 41 Min 14 1 trouncing a ran s ftevanth 6 fAi io Inch cla'mint Mahon: No 6 Wendt No 5 Weeks and up mil and 70 yards— Sotir Hub at Vw1ndfty Aiiftjil High jump— prenoom Faysca The lineup: U B Min Bright 8 No 4 J V Smith No 3 Kllnsman Judea UlaO CoppT elub al Hfcu1 110 Fay Bird H)5 Bill Honor a in Montana Blu feet 3 indie O B L Btro Fowdr k no Ja k 115 Lu ‘al 1 Berry 2 Broad jum 38 No biaegdnn White Distanoa Mlrhaell bow P Nelson Bxmilav cox Aufiiil C Fowdar at Mi Sand Fdcilr 110 Draha J03 Parnell feet 3 Inches H Fr rb Veehaarao U Oammeii elub swain Krulak 8 Mue at Utah Copper MISSOULA Mont May 7 (ID— Mon Van Bny ho Lonk gt !Uhan 110 Fair ! on Seventh grade gpeoial rUy P7©!le W Ffx )b By 110 Torch Fira llo Shift 110 (Jndeidun chih tana won State iOR MUH CsIRIA J annu the Feterann Knowle E university IT— Aututl AND eluh W4nAar ueh fVppr cuxAUAis kt boa Bantaiuin Oil lun Veehaarcn ehb clue U h4tn J Rrmlh Lo 11R Advanua Ateul 110 at at Hrcul al state Intercollegiate traik meet CriKon 4irt yard Blh Fnrk Tima I 93 b ITOILTWtxiO Mr 1 KnowlFB R C1 Fedr ftraclr this douthr a here afternoon with score of rit(ifT Wtgiher heavy arset throw IieUisw fluanUh Fork mhau Hiirnt iini ttid it u M Uiy sy t$f lit Bssebail dlstanc throw— AngeU Spanlab Junior witrrw 79 28 points ir Anderson The state college of U Feraan nd ht Tml Murfn GARHA B94t VCIJIOCO Fork (HURCIlltL DOWNS ENTRirt grand ld mart of Ih Junior vrcitrrBt!i 1 3 48 llFrt) Bozeman was Dl! 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