Show THE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY APRIL 12 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N POLLY AND HER PALS I“Th£ I0fc4 of ‘60 JuSG-toA 'BdnLEof' Jess LooktJ The MY HllRS R HllR T2?a1C CFyriM 1917 EVERY WAY jiT E4LD-HE4DE- D PEC The Sake-- of -TfeA VJLL4R3 V Vli kj Newspaper Feature Service lac (ZbSH1 AiiiT Gouaa pfoSt-HAlRlOAllC- Registered ia U Great Britaia ripkls reservaA Paleat S ashyrV nj to begin masticating umpires expected soon Walter McCredie declared the other satisfied if he can day that he will be take his Beavers home with a percentage of about 500 Yesterday he handed five days’ notice of release to Herbert Schatziein the Los Angeles bush pitcher former Denver Bill Harrington pitcher released by Chance the other day asked McCredie for a job yesterday but wasus turned down “Boots” Weber tells that the Angels have on the young southpaw but he strings must be kidding Richardson’s Men Slam Far- Stovall does not expect to cut his squad until he leaves on his next road mer Pitching All Over trip He has nineteen players not From Preceding i’qgel Including his own tempermental self and scored when O’Mara uropped inning the Loti Jean Dubuc works for us today a line drive from the bat of Maisel in his hands that struck fairlv The men with whom Chance expects The Oaks tied the score in the fourth was to get under the limit ‘West High walloped the when Miller hit through onPick O’&lara’s THK High hunted along ami scored in the first are Meusel Groeling La pan and Myesterday safe shot scheduled game of the season by cIntyre 3c je score of lo to 0 The £ The Seals won in the fifth Fitzgerald io6 wss drive to right and Clint the of on cSmus Prough big the West played opened with a hard as he acta the Oaks if be McGee for Granite High illowed witli his second t'x o- Pick might going started the to have a good year a neat single but the next game bagger After Schaller had eJip Tw'i’ up went Maisel made good in the pinch down in order For the three West The Los Angeles baseball writers are a saTe slam to center Kaufman got out aHigh a single stele second Fallentine The Oaks tried to tie hoosting Bobby Davis as big show hltor and third Murph and came in on Wood’s out Boren- sixth but fell one run sh and stole second continuing son went out to end the inning got a pass to third on Sepulveda’s bad throw' lie firin Hue for the West High pitched scored on O’Mara’s second safety alstellar ball fan-?Jas as looked good but six hits no n Indian Smith just lowing runs and A merican A ssociation in the damp the veteran Harry Krause The Panthers soon Y found eiler the Granite to going their liking and touched twirler The score: him for OAK HAND JS1 four Innings he tle rioieri ru?i W L Pet A P then stepped in and u ii nela them down allowing onlv two runs both coming In the eighth Indianapolis "°re 1 0 1000 Toledo u Kaufman for the Panthers wielded TouiaTllle 1 0 1000 Col naibus 0 aHck J v5 well a three-bas- e 0 6 and a single getting hit Moss for the visit-or- s 0 was the only one to get more than Minneapolis 0 onhIttwo Ksnsss City singles setting 1 The score: I MEAT FOR WHS SHORT GAME Men Lose Two Games in Class Series “four-bushe- in yes- - I ran into loals of hard luck terduy’s class games at the East The fourth year Stile High school mill playt-- two innings to complete a end of the game recently called at the fifth frame7 and lost it to the fresn-Xiica score to in ly the second game of the afternoon the seniors were again defeated this ti to l’ This contime hy the seven innings and some test went forjuniors fast playing developed The senior Battery composed of 1 ii rd and Stuniph worked for both k nines The freshmen had Rich on the mound and Gordon on the receiving end The winning pair for the other game was Luiium and Kerr The Hilltop announces that r” right-hand- er I ! mi j ’ 1 I ( im-ntu- L ! line ui their ability a Tnmmv hasgetout o j j 1 1 elop their talents he feels at the same limn that lie should get a line on the best material lie has at his command GRANITE 3 St Ps ul Milwaukee 15 BEES WALLOP BALL Maisel cf Downs 2b Corhan ss c Sepulveda Smith p Gis-laso- A E 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 Cal vo rf Toledo Indianapolis 0 0 rf Fitzgerald Pick 3b Schaller If (Continued From Preceding Page) n Orr singled cleanly over short and registered Sheeley followed with a line drive to the 'right field fence for two scoring Hyan and Orr Truck Hannah ducked out of the way from one that was aimed right at him and the ball his bat and rolled fair He was thrown out before he could regain his feet Schinkle drove lie club house to Killifer almost t in his drive and retire the side gather Schinkle began to shake a little in the fifth With one down Gardner hit one down the left field foul line for two Schultz’s single sent him to to gather in Killi-fer’- s third Hath failed sizzler ami it went for one base to score Schultz Pavia started the Angels' sixth with a clean mio over short Hassler sacrificed ami Schinkle in his desire to get the man nearest the plate lost both runners Standridge also sacrificed and advanced the runners along On Gardner's out Davis scored From this on Schinkle grew better with every inning and at the finish was going great Salt Lake shoved over two more in the seventh Hannah tore off another forced at second a mosingle hut was ment later on Tobin's fielder's choice Morrio Hath hooked one and laid it under the scoreboard for three hags Tobin Gislason hit Hath in counting with a single 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Columbus LoulsTllle Score by innings: 1—2 1 —5 0 02 —3 — 10 buses — Mensor 2 3 7 hits — MenMaisel Two-bas- e Murphy Korner— Sacrifice hits— sor Pick 2 Base on balls Murphy2 Maisel Krause — Struck out By Krause 1 Smith 2 Wild piteh— By Smith 1 Runs Krause 2 Left on responsible for — By San Francisco 5 bases — Oakland —6 122 Time of game Umpires — Held and Bashear by-Smi- TO OKI M IN PARKS Chicago April II — According to plans announced here today the parks in the — hits Kauf Summary: man Passer 2Struck out —By Brown 11 2 McGee by — Rases by Weller American association are to be thrown on balls 1 Off 2 Brown off Weller for purthe to public baseball drilling open 3 — McGee Stolen bases Fallentine teams are off poses whenever the home 4 2 Brown Kaufman Sorenson 3 Players also Passer away from playing 3 Hancock McGee Eleven runs are to be given military training 11 hits 23 at bat off Weller in 4 in2 runs 1 hit 15 at bat nings off McGee in 4 innings Umpire —Plank FITZSIMMONS TALKS T STATE PRISON College Games Hob Fitzsimmons veteran pugilist brought tears to the eyes of scores of Inmates at the Utah state prison yesterday whim he delivered a talk in the prison chapel Fitzsimmons offered a word of cheer to the unfortunates declaring that one mistake should not completely wreck a man's life Ho urged that there was still time for reform For the entertainment of the inmates “Ruhy Robert” reviewed his ring At West Point — Army 9 Williams At Annapolis Md — Holy Cross Navy Three-bas- e JE J 6 4 2 Diamond At D C— uniWashington I Johns 1 Hopkins versity At South Bethlehem Pa — Lehigh 15 State— 9 Pennsylvania At Carlisle Pa Albright 3 Dickinson 0 rt NEBRASKA COACH GOES TO WASHINGTON ‘U’ (Continued From Preceding Page) robbed Schinkle out of a While on the subject — this fellow1lt Schinkle kind a poles them himself Lincoln Neb April 11 — “Dick” ltuth j erford assistant coach at Nebraska wired his accept-- I university offer of Washington uniFOR DEMPSEY anee of Stthe tonight Louis to be coach at that versity school to 1 The Spec! No formal action has been taken by Oakland April 11 — lack Dempsey of the Nebraska athletic board but it Is will he granted him Salt Lake and A I Norton California expected a release Rutherford’s contract with Nebraska bexed a good four-roun- d continues light heavyweight until September draw tonight at the West Oakland club arena It was the main event SCHOOLS' STOP PLAY on the program and the verdict of the reArk April 11 — Presiwas and referee tbo well Fayetteville judges ceived by the crowd There was noth- dent J C Futrall University of Arkanmatch and noth- sas who is president of the Southwesting spectacular to the a knockdown for ern Athletic association has announced resembling ing heavies The rrn-- were fast oti their that all baseball games between mem feet and put up a clever exhibition of ber schools have been canceled by vote of the association boxing Jack Tobin’s letting that drive get from him in the very first frame dldn t help Tom Hughes' predicament DRAW IS ALL I Herald-Republica- n HERE IS PROMPT RELIEF FROM THAT TIRED WORN-OU- T FEELING Tt 3fg sjg any “Fat” Schuler still insists that he oc chair at a time when he cupiesto one a ball game goes Bassler is some catcher Earl Sheeley’s double in the fourth lilt the fence on a line Truck Hannah belted two against the top of the left field wall Even Bunny Brief will have a harder time them over the fence than he clouting did last year The wall Is about five feet higher than before Standridge did not issue a pass which helped his afternoon's work con- siderably Rain flurries for today says the man t the weather bureau ?fg Indian Smith by his good showing yesterday crowded Rudy Kallio off the San Francisco club Wolverton sold the fofmer Union association heaver to Des Moines The Seals also handed an outright release to Hall the young catcher from Marysville Cal Ewing says he has practically closed a deal which will bring the Oaks a major league catcher s£ je jc When Carl Zamloch joins the Oaks d Murphy will probably be switched to third base and Sheehan will be benched Sheehan belongs on second base and ultimately he may play that Eddie Mensor to do the bag allowing utility work Stovall of the VerManager George non from a slight Tigers is recovering upon his left eye performed operation In San Francisco last week Aside cut on the thigh from a three-inc- h caused by a shoe spike he is reported to be in such good condition that hi is ’ That Afflicts so many people just at this season Tf you are easily fatigued If you find your appetite failing and area graduenergy and feeling ally losing your of weakness and lassitude is creeping over your entire body do not disresignal gard nature’s warning These symptoms mean that you are about to succumb to the Impurities that have been accumulating in your system all winter clogging up your blood unfit supply and rendering you totally for the important change in seasons about to take place It Is highly important that you give your system a general housecleaning (hat you your blood and cleanse it of all purify so as to be preimpurities pared to combat the many ailments so common during spring and summer A few bottles of S S S the great blood medicine will purify your blood thoroughly purge it of all accumulations renew your appetite and give new strength and vitality to your whole The feeling of debility and body weakness will disappear and you will be Immediately at delighted buoyant and vigorous condition the that will take its place S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable and thousands take It regularly every spring You can obtain It at any drug store Write for Interesting literature which can be had by addressing Swift Specific Co 75 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga IM KANSAS V TO FIXISII 11 —Kansas Lawrence Kan its baseball will finish April and university track schedules Manager W O Hamilton announced today He declared that games will continue to be unless teams are broken up by a played general rush to enlist or games are canceled by other schools Totals I heart-to-hea- - 1 T' 4 !“ P ie used nr Fer ‘TxJEaYVY Vb4RS UI ThEYS AfOAit I lT OSes GRANITE PROVES OAKLAND IN Fourth Year Fitzpatrick’s MjTThiS HER£"SCHVCfZ SmMPoo 1 hMiAlir! ITS The 3EST They is s SkXl SENIORS IN HARD SEALS BEAT - By CLIFF STERRETT BOOST IS A KNOCK D lARt All fjKts ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS LUCK ON HILLTOP BALD-HEADE- 5jC while other Australians of his age were he slipped out of the country enlisting as a stoker on a steamship “New York's answer to Darcy's deone big mands for the wherewithal was goose egg ’ ‘Slacker’ the crowd called him Un desirable' Governor Whitman called him begone If Les Darcy was so anxious to fight him and bade the way Ohio feels about it why didn’t he say something about On“That’s your way Darcy” George Stovall?9e ac £ Three years ago a boxer in San Francisco got a visiting The MISSING DOG TEAMS decision referee evidently mistook his identity 3e ARRIVE SAFELY on the heels of Jess WilFollowing lard who wired his services as a solNome Alaska April 11 — The three dier to the President comes Ritchie the Mitchell who says he will prove that missing dog teams ofrace arrived safely sweepstakes boxers are real soldiers by joining the in Council miles from eighty-fiv- e army immediately after his bout with Nome noon pracafter today on shortly In Leonard Milwaukee April Benny their safe17 Mitchell will apply for a commis- tically together News of had missed sion in the army He was a cadet star ty dispelled fears that they trail and had been carried out to at a military school and is thoroughly the sea on the Bering sea They spent fitted for an army commission d in an Eskimo two days bllzzara-hounBob Vernon stakeholder in many im- village The mail carrier came Into Solomon contests lies dangerousportant boxinghotel with the fourth driver who lost New today in ill York at his (?ity ly Vernon has been at the point of death his team during the blizzard since Saturday Bob Vernon has been the custodian of stakes in a great many champion- HERE’S A CHANCE the most famous of them ship bouts the Welsh and Ritchie title conbeing FOR DUCKY JONES test In London and the Willard and Johnson championship encounter in Detroit April 11 —Oscar Vitt star Vernon lost a fortune on the Havana third baseman of the Detroit AmeriJeffries and Johnson fight dt Reno A great personal crony of Jeff’s he cans wins declined to sign his 1917 because of salary differences wouldn't listen to any argument against contract suspended today He had unbounded was automatically Jeffries winning was the result of his failure faith in the giant’s ability to come Suspension to to Manager Jennings before back after an absence of six years and the report opening game beat the negro Vernon bet every dolIt is understood that President Navin lar that he could muster and as he offered Vitt an increase in salary hut says himselfa “walked home” lnfielder demanded a much Vernon enthusiast that the boxing great sum It has been rumored that was always willing to travel to any larger will soon come to Detroit from He Vitt world to see a bout part of the his home in California to discuss his all the way to France to see agreement traveled with Mr Navin several occasions Carpentier fight on Americans Bobby Junes will play third base at when pitted against least temporarily Goodness but those Ohio sport writ- v ers are a peevish lot of fellow's Hard-lSOCCER TEAMS ARE had Les Darcy set foot upon soil than they began to see Buckeye red and Lea did bade the Australian begone WORKING THIS WEEK not hesitate long about making up his mind not to remain and when he anThe Salt Lake and Caledonian soccer nounced his intention of beating it the Columbus Citizen sport editor got the club players are holding joint practices column High school type edi- this weekin at the West Side following double for their games campus torial out of his system: big preparation “Les Darcy the Australian pugilist against Arthur and Ogden respectively Ohio doesn’t like him he next Saturday afternoon says thathesince The teams will be selected after the will be on his way Darcy guesses tonight which commences at guesses rightan Australian practice who does not 6 o’clock “Darcyin Is The Caledonians are compose 1 of believe fighting for his country but who does believe in fiddling with hie practically the same players who helped as much money as American win the honors last year ana the Salt fists for Lake club is relying on new material boobs can be Induced to pay “So earnest Is he on this point that for the most part WITH THE aje 412-mi- lc-- e le All-Alas- ka OtMTHE Lyman captured the trophy for first place in the K C individual championship tournament last night when he his grand total up to 3295 and brought nosed out Gillie the narrow margin of two pins Thebytourney was divided in two parts of ten gain os each the final session was rolled on the and drives last night Oden shot the iRgest total in the mix last with 1634 and Burke came next night with lil'd all the shooters feil below then Nearly scores in the first meet High single was spilled by Rurke with 215 two games to the Murray dropped crew In the Commercial Telephone league pin seatterment last night oi the (Juinn alleys They did a belated comeback In the final and beat out their opponents by heat fifteen pegs Both high ones wore annexed bv I'hb’k Hummell with scores of 1ST for the and 524 for top three Tobig single the Maintenance sijuad will tannightwith the Engineers in the Tel- gle Poores sfc Cincinnati O April 11 — The automobile racing championship for 1917 will start with the rae at t Ti Sharonviile track on Decoration d May 30 according to word received to day from Secretary Kennerdel of the American Automobile association 250-mi- le — |