Show v - s ' V I f - - r 4 s' " ' ' I r SECOND NEWS SECTION v V f : - - i "i v ' V i V SPORTS FINANCE LOCAL ) SPORTING-AUTHORIT- Y - OF THE V ' INTER MOUNTAIN WEST " SALT liAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY MAY 161917 m WINN ri Bees Score Whole TXTAItREN ADAMS clever young first sacker showing here for the first time with the Oaks this week " Adams was probably one of the most heralded youngster who came to the big leagues this spring Dei Howard secured him from the Pirates- The: young first sacker is a graduate of the Northern league TIGERS REST AND CELEBRATE Lot of Runs When Started Get They OF FUTURE Manager Stovall Watches His Athletes Go Through League Prexy Says ‘We’ll a Stiff Workout Cross No Bridges Until We Get to Them’ BIG SHAKE-U- P IS DUE Four Vernon Players Slated ON HIS ANNUAL VISIT for Discard Heap Hunter Credits Salt Lake With BeConies This Week ing Best Baseball City in the Country TSpecIal to The j Hog-wil- d Dubuc Wild BERNHABD’S lamping Bees hung defeat No 1 on the Oaks afternoon 9 to 3 and when once under way appeared to have little or no difficulty in doing it Sammy Beer was slammed hard at critical stages and Jean Dnbnc was so wild that his teammates found before the game was half over that it would be necessary to get a whole flock of runs for him in order to win Earl Sheeley is the Bee who really started Beer on the wrong foot The PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE his celebrated sacker first young LEAGUE STANDING homecoming by beginning out a la W’ L Pet one over the combed garHe Brief SS IS 003 Lake Salt was Bath while den wall Morry 34 10 600 San Francisco SO 10 All Oakland perched on first It seemed to take Portland IN IN AOO the zip out of flmTny and he received Vernon lO 24 400 11 23 378 n Lon Angeles from the skipper for laya ing one in there for Earl Anyway it YESTERDAY’S RESULTS was Sheeley’s fifth circuit clout of At Salt Lake- Oakland 3 Salt 9 the year That wasn’t all for Earl Lake San At Portland 3 Saa either In the very next time up he FranciscoFrancisco 5 Ao other games scheduled drove one for the clubhouse but the wind raised and brought it back sufficiently so that it dropped into a hard one over Beer's dome on which well In the sixth Sheeley again shot aboth and Dubue scampered for the wall and missed it by only a over Hannah filed to left Ryan sin- n Sheeley scoring Tobin Middle-tofew feet As it was it went for two gled to center the ball in on a good peg but Jemm Dubue had a arhale lot of Jackgot made a play for Ryan at eTorlaatluurly la the secondRoche trouble aod wastook went wild so that Rath It and aome labor bard ao hole that It to the plate and Ryan beat the aa eouelderahlo relay aa well kla part was second at safe singled old Kamo the eholee field la a to plaateoald aot ouat through second whereQuinlan Mensor tried where Saa Fraaeiaeo to emulate Sheehan’s high dive Into aa from the top of the ladder the turf Mensor made a bad peg to first so that Ryan came all the way looked Good for a Time 'in Orr also took a hand and caromed good until The Oaks looked pretty one forehead Muroff Cap Bees Murphy's when the seventh the murderou a in went before First Frame Proves Downdown phy heap on and them d ran actually another fielder could get theand ball back infielders some of their wounded and Orr fall for Portland When Quinlan had scored it was a Into play Until the seventh in fact to second Murphy was taken gone annexed Lake Salt exhibition classy clout- out of the game Mensor went to third Borton Muffs Toss Its first three runs on good hardtwo on and Arlett to second collected Oaks the while ing was the This of the end but some sn&ppy systematic baseball The the actual assault did notscoring end until wind gale of and performed inthea southwest boys after had Hannah almost taken it Harry rSpecial to The which blew from e off with a screechthe Eddie Mensor's leg was amusing to somethe ofcapers May 1( — The Port In the eighth was a SAX FRANCISCO It the high ing single on team w'lnd played with was aad very shakyla today Oak Inflelders ones while the fielders kicked away the game trying to tough day first the laalnzPickFitzgerald opeaed with m hit follow them aad With one out of the way Rath banted him along Horton S U OF C CARRY TO missed an easy tose from the first inning for Salt Lake Flaeher opened Koeraer then a Schalfer hit with a neat single over short and then aad got of the indrove out a fly to left which scored a OUT SPORT Karl Sheeley rode one out runs PROGRAM run Holloeher booted a grounder from closure scoring the first Hanbat of Maisel the Seals scoring In the second Beer hit Tobin Harry — Los Angeles 15 Athletic the May three runs in the round Jack a two-plpasted nah on the elbow and schedules of Souththe y of University one against the fence for Dougherty got along all right - for ern California will be carried out as five in but he cracked in the innings one smash to bring Truck tonext was fall it announced planned on sixth With out got a I)ubuc had been In thetohole exin a with wish compliance and both Wilie andRodgers hit the sixth day were occasions prior Stumpf D Newton Baker by pressed secretary in that inning he failed to get by of on but (Continued war to Following F Bovard Page) George A walk to Sheehan as a starter proved of the that college president athletics university two men flew disastrous The nextAdams the withcountry continue singled in throughout out but Mensor and change a row and registered Sheehan Koxey outMilitary drill may be added to colMlddleton tore off a clean double to lege activities but it will not replace AMERICAN LEAGUE Sheehan later and seventh In the comright any sports It was said Efforts to hit him 'in with a single next season’s schedules halted by plete Mnrd crons Seventh war preparations now will be resumed seventh reSalt Lake's half of the LEAGUE STAX'DIX’GS sembled a battle royal and before the W L Pctl W L Pet some of then cneam could be quelled 14 14 600 16 7 696St Louis Boston American Association Oak inflelders looked the part 6091 Detroit 400 10 15 14 9 New York them hard who had been poking some 9 16 360 IS 13 S00j Washington outChicago at all afternoon but right 304 7 15 15 14 617 Philadelphia Cleveland while fielder finally got one eafe Hannah LEAGUE STANDINGS frame in this off leading YESTERDAY’S RESULTS on which W L IYt W L Pet drove a sizzler at Sheehan dive Indianapolis 23 793 Milwaukee a face-fir- st 10 15 400 At the latter had to adodouble Chicago— Philadelphia 0 Chicago 11 IT 11 607 Toledo— Boston 6 Cleveland 5 The Oak Iialiriile 9 15 375 At Cleveland — or see it go for 15 13 14 he Louis (toliimbua New York 7 St Louis 4 but St At down it knocked Minneapolis shortstop At Detroit— Washington 11 Detroit 5 II 333 as if he had spoken out of turn Kansas City 12 11 522St Paul looked Dubue when he pulled himself together YESTERDAY’S RESULTS sevond for a base and slid one over BENZ HOLDS PHILLIES Paul — Cblnmbus 3 St St At forced Paul I Tobin were loaded the bags May 15— Bens pitched a masterly 6 1 Chicago Toledo Kansas At Kansas City— cracked Rath at the City Gtslason BILL Herald-Republic- T ANGELES May 15— The Tigers did not get into action today as Frank Chance and his Angels failed as was expected of course to complete their journey homeward from Portland Led by Captain Snodgrass tbe Tigers weat through a snappy practice at Washington park this morning Manager George Stovall with a dosen yarda around the little finger of hla bandagehand ant In the and right once over gave hla athletes the grandataad After the workout the players felt — good It was pay day Pvtty Crotich the new lnfielder obtained from the Dallas Texas league club In exchange for Outfielder Chick Mat-tic- k crawled into a Vernon uniform today and made a creditable showing Stovall expects to use him this weelc and it is very likely that the newcomer will be In the outfield against the Angels tomorrowshake-u- p The biggest ever experienced on any Coast league club will on the Vernon club this take week place Four of the present roster will be dropped Who they are is atill a matter of conjecture Infielder Hunter from the Cubs will the club this week Stovall says join he has too many outfielders and inflelders and that he will likely make His eut there although is it highly probable that he will also turn loose a pitcher - BEAVERS SHAKY AND PRESENT i ONE TO SEALS SWALLOWS CAPTURE INITIAL VICTORY hog-wil- Three o’clock again today on the bench He Is hustling more ting sje jfc this trip than ever before Walter Leverenz aeema to be It for today with Krause as the possible OakDubue in his desire to them land heaver hit bad ones walked seven make men 3 Jack Cook’s military parade Sheeley started operations on that quite a little affair in itself field fence the instant he got back left 3c 3 3g 3t 3 Ground Keeper Bob Tennant is fielding mighty Tommy Quinlan sented a In right fast He Is playing the ball to the players back into the Infield getting faster thanany In the league and outfielder he is Notice this morning who is leading again hitting the of which 'all the National league same aggre makes the Bees lookapple a lot better ' gation of Cubs so thoroughly ridiculed coast writers this spring by The Oaks although they did not sje have a great deal to ofanare President A1 Baum after holding a show opportunity it yesterday a bunch of consultation with Bill Guthrie yesterat that day suspended Ollie O'Mara Oak infielder and Roy Mitchell Tiger pUcher for three days as part punishment for Roy Mitchell of the Tigers is again their mlxup at Los Angeles Sunday (Continued on Following Page) The balance of the punishment will come In the shape of a fine the amount of which Baum is not ready to announce at this time 3c (c Baum Cal Ewing and Harry NATIONAL LEAGUE Prexy S Anderson the latter commissioner of public works at Oakland as well as a director in the Oaks were guests at a luncheon in the Rotary club yesterLEAGUE STANDINGS day W L Pet W L Pet 3c sje 20 9 690 Boston 421 8 11 Tacoma appears to be making a run- Chicago 18 7 650 Cincinnati York New 13 17 414 race of It In the Northwestern away 13 8 619 Pittsburgh 308 8 18 The Tigers have lost but three games Philadelphia 14 10 583 Brooklyn St Louis 800 8 14 out of twenty and are leading the next nearest club Spokane by 855 points YESTERDAT’S PESULTS ajg yft — At Phllsdelphla Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 8 Brief slammed the old baseBunny Boston— Chicago S Boston 1 At ball for another homer against PhilaAt Brooklyn— Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 6 delphia yesterday He hit off Mayer At New York-- lit Louis 6 New York 4 se sfe sje VAUGHN DECISIONS TYLER Walter McCredie missed his train out of Portland Sunday night and as a reBoston May 15 — Vaughn had decidedly the to scatfour visitors the game today holding was not At Milwukee— Indlanpolls 0 Milwaukee 2 to see the Seals better of Tyler today and Chicago won Its and sult he tered hits while Chicago hit K Johnson At Minneapolis —ImuUvIlle 2 Minneapolis 1 his Beaverspresent trim eighth straight game defeating' Boston 8 to 1 11 to 0 yesterday won from and Philadelphia hard Merkle’s hatting and fielding and the sensaMyers The score: tional outfleldlng of Kelly were the features Borton Babe baseman of first the CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA game Score: Beavers married a Miss Edith B Hunt of an otherwise raggedAB R H O A at AB R H O A CHICAGO BOSTON Oakland last 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 night Leihold 0 0 4 rf 5 2 5 2 1 Witt as Northicestern League sg AB K H O A ABRHOA 4 6 111 Weaver 3b Strunk et TTortman ss 3 0 0 3 1 Kelly cf 5 0 2 5 1 2 6 5 1 Prulett 3 released R 2b Collins A Charley by 1 pitcher 1 Bodie If 5 8 1 0 as Flack rf OjMaranvl Oakland 2 oil 3 has 0 If 0 Seattle Jackson 4 with 3b 40180 caught Bates 41350 5 1 Doyle 2b 4 10 0 0 sk Twombley rf2 0 0 2 0 Mcinnlt lb 4 0 1 8 0 Felechcf 5 1 Merkle lb 3 0 0 1 1 Smith 3b 4 2 2 11 0 LEAGUE STANDINGS 8 0 0 5 2 Jourdan lb Outfielder Farmer is out of the Port- Williams cf4 2 Haley e 4 I 010 0 lb 4' 2 0 0 6 as 0 Konetchy 0 0 8 Rlsberg land a W Ij Pctl bad ankle and Bill Mann If W L Pet Thraaher rf lineup with 4 1 4 0 0 8 1 2b 4 13 3 0 1 Schalk e 0 1 PItxptrk 0 8 2b 8501 17 3 is filling in for him Tacoma Great Falla 3 9 471 Lowry Stumpf 4 0 1 6 0 Gowdy c Wilson c 0 0 12 1 Bens 2 4 0 0 0 p pO Johnson 10 10 500 E 381 110 Vancouver 9 13 Spokane 4 110 1 Magee IfDeal 3b 4 1 2 0 0 11 8 474’ 9 10 p 7 13 Butts 850 Myers Ollie Klrmayer watched the game Vaughn p 3 1 3 1 2 Tyler p Seattle 8 12 2 6 from the He will stands 1 0 0 0 0 27 11 14 16 get 35 probably 4 2411 Totals Rawlings 82 0 Totals YESTERDAY’S RESULTS out In a unie before the week is at an 87 8 18 27 S Totals end 84 1 5 27 12 Totals At SpOkaue— Tacoma 16: Spokane 5 Scorn by innings— ate 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0— 0 At Seattle— Butte 7 Seattle S Philadelphia ® Gislason hit In hard luck He drove Rawlings batted for' Tyler In ninth 8 1 0 1 I —11 Falls 3 Vancouver 1 At Vancouver-Gre- at Chicago on a line at the outfielders before two Score by Innings' — Rls Bates Errors— Witt Lowry Summary: one he 0 2 0 O' 2 0 0 4 e safe hits— Chicago Weaver got hit— finally berg ae jfc Boston 0 ‘0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0--1 E Collins Jourdan Stolen base a—Bodie Weaver We have Bill Guthrie side-kicback with us Summary: Errone— Workman 2 Deal Maran- Bases an balls—Off K Johnson 3 off Schalk In5 In 1 k Is his - Johnson Western League this vJUe hits—Merkle Williams Finney again Myers 1 Hite— Off11 E-hi 6 Struck trip A pretty classy pair these two VanghnTylerStolen bases — Deal Innings Myers Mann - Gowdy nings: off 2 oat— By K Johnson 1 by ' Bens 3: by Myers Donble play— Kelly to Tyler to- Fitzpatrick 8 off Tyler 4 Umpires— O’Loughlln and Hildebrand It was a dandy crowd and but for Bases on balls—Off Vaughn By Vaughn 3 by Tyler 1 Umpires the wind it might have been even Stmek out— LEAGUE STAXDIXGS and Gis-laso- ajc much-improv- ed speed-burne- rs c r age - plate - - - one-side- d sgg ® OAKLAND 0-- -- Two-las- Three-bas- e - j SALT LAKE ' 3 2-- Two-bas- e 3 - - -- Dea Moines Lincoln Sioux City Omaha Miller baited fer Deer In ninth Score by Innings— Oakland i 1 I O 1— 3 Rnaa OOOOn — 1 1010221 lllta Salt Lakes Raaa lllta 2 t 1 2 lO 0 0 0 0 6 0 — 9 0 0 0 1 7 1 —13 hlta—Beer 2 W L 13 7 13 8 13 3 13 8 rctj 650) Denver 619! 619 619 Joplin St Joseph Wichita W L Pet 33 8 13 I 18 5 17 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS At Lincoln— Joplin I Lincoln 3 At Des Moines —St Joseph 4 Des Moines At Omaha — Denver 0: Omaha 7 At Sioux City—Wichita 4 Sioux City 9 Southern Association 440 400 381 261 C YANKS HIT HARD 3c 3e 3c St Louis May 15— In a game marked by hard4 BRIEF ATIT AGAIN Middleton isn’t 7 to Louis woo St from York Roxy quite as sure hitting New won In the fourth on a single of his job as In previous years because Philadelphia May 15— hit Grimes today New York and sit- - and Miller bard and beat Philadelphia an out Manana and g to 2 today are other there a double by Plpp Pittsburgh gardenershustling Brief made his second borne run ' In two sucwere ordered out of the game In the cessive games here' Score: of hot words between the fifth after an exchange two players The score: PITTSBURGH ' PHILADELPHIA AB R II O A1 'ST LOUIS NEW YORK ABRHOA 0 12 0 Paakert ef 5 2 2 4 0 ABRHOA1 ABBROA Carey cf 0 2 1 1 ton 0 2 2 4 1 2b 1 0 Shot Sb If 4 1 1 ' 1' 2 Stock Blgbec TTeudryx rf4 Austin 3b 4 0 10 1 Byrne 3b Baird Sb l'O 10 0 High If2b 4 1 2 4 0 011 0 Staler lb Hlnchmn rf4 10 10 Cravath rf 4 2 18 Milnl 4 9 3 3 1 3 6 0 4 Jacobson 0 0 5 Brief lb lb Wbitted If rfS2 0 1 0 0 Plpp 118 3 10 11 Marsans cf 4 0 10 0 Lndems lb Schulte If 4 Baker Sb 4 0 0 14 Klehoff 2b S Ward sa R Miller cf4 3 31 6 0 Sloan cf : 3 01 10 0 0 4 0 1 3 4 McGaffgn ts2 IVklnpgh-aa- 4 Fischer c 85 Johnson 3b 1 0 10 04 2O' 0 3 2 0 Itnmler FRANCISCO May IS —Frank 2 0 10 0 Ktlllfer c Nunamker Grimes p 4 0 3 0 4 an SAX 2 2: the greatest heralded 0 00 0 Mayer p Miller 4 Walten e 14 0 10 4 3 Severeldsse 3 11 8 0S 41 1 0 Invan la la aaeh Bliawkey p champion ' Hamilton p 1 0 0 0 61i had health that 88 2 7 2411 hla frleada around 88 8 14 2711 Totals Totals 2 0 0 0 3 ' Sothoron - er -- 41241 J 41227 '8 : cl Sae-Men- aor -- ganlJ7 F GOTCH GREAT WRESTLER NOW A PHYSICAL WRECK ”3 LEAGUE STA5DI3CGS p Summary s ATwo-baW L Pet W L Pet TV Miller 1 0 0 0 Oi Xllddletoa rlett Roche Tobin New Orleans 23 10 633 Memphis 455 15 13 ran— Home Orr 12 21 636 Sheeley Sheeley Little Rock 13 19 406 Atlanta 85 714 2718 34 4112718! Totals Totals Adam hit Base 13 19 406 rtf Ire—Off Birmingham 19 14 576 Nashville 7 oat— 18 14 563 Dakar 19 22 Ktrnek Mobile 318 balls By Rmnler batted for Johnson In ninth' W Miller Been 2y by Dabue 2 ' Ituaa responsible Chattanooga for Sothoron la ninth betted YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Beer ' Dubue 3 left on for— By’ by Score by lnnlngs— bnaea Oakland 13i Salt lake 3 First At Atlanta— Little Rock 4: 'Atlanta 6 6 1 8 2 6 0 0--7 York base on errors— Oakland 2 Doable play At Chattanooga— Memphis 0: Chattanooga 6 New 0 8 2 '0 0 0 0 0 0—4 Louis St -- Hath toHannah Glalanoo to Sheeley lilt by At Mobile— Nashville 9 Mobile S Errors Jacobson hlta— Snmmsry: Time of At New Orleans— Birmingham New Zi plteber Got brie and 4 Orleans on (Continued Umplren— Following Page)’ Finney se Harrison —O’Day larger Nnn-amak- 1-- Two-bas-e LEAGUE STANDINGS 90s Herald-SepublTca- uf an OS ““ call-dow- nu-mero- OPTIMISTIC THEIR PAY DAY Trim Oaks 9 to 3 in a Gale of Wind Both Teams Play Classy Article of Ball Until Bernhard Gang Bein Seventh Beer Ineffective gins to Run w-er- e AL BAUM IS - Such la the information given out by Peter Loch Omaha pl are-worrle- manager of Martin Pleatlna Italian wrestler now In' the elty Loeh reporta that Goteh la troubled with a bafflingn atomaeh comshadow of hla la only plaint and selflie haa 'fallen off to former - 170 pounds - and Loth aaya he had trouble recognising tbe former bua-lcy-cham- Score by inning— 'v ' 0 0 0 0 0 0—2 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 4 8 1 0 —1 Philadelphia Errors Brief Ward Cravath Summary: Two-bas-e hits— Baird' Schulte Fischer Three-bas-e Cravath Klehoff hits— Paakert Home ran— Brief - Stolen base— Niehoff- Bases on ball— Off Grimes 2 off Mayer 1 Hits— Off Grimes 7 In 4 8 Innings-ofMiller 7 In - 0 Kll-life- r- - - f 1-- 8 2-- Innings 3 - f'vIT' t 2-- - " Struck (Continued ion-Foli- o out— By Crimea 6 by wing Page) - - Lions rs Jlobins ? t ( ss1 Elcpli&nts PfiliC&llB Sw&llows T1 jrors a t a a the Tigers 11 to 2 High by defeating The game was played yesterday afternoon on the East High battlefield The was the pitchfeature ofC theO squabble Wilson the Swallow of ing moundiman as he allowed only four clean hits The Swallows had their and hit it freely Dufeyes on thea pill home with two men on in fy getting the fourth The Bears will tangle with the Pelicans this afternoon The line-u- p Swallows for yesterday's battle: c p lb 2b Gordon Wilson (capt) Duffy Warnick Bldwell Chipman Mann Smith Fitzpatrick ss 3b lf cf rf Tigers Henderson Dorius Anderson Luman K®rr Bergstrom Smith Burns Burrows T BAUM president of the Coast league and J Cal Ewing president of the Oakland club are with ns on an annual call Banin will remain until after Friday’s game and Ewing will accompany his clnb on the return Sunday evening “Population considered this- la the beat baseball city la tbe United States said A1 llaum last alght “When people will eome oat aa tboae to alt through a game did people of baaeballtoday In a windstorm are theymade fans Salt Lake City haa Indeed Its name In baseball and every one of aa connected with the Pacific Coast Is proud of having Its memberleague Sal er Lake la fact Is a ship to the league to the mystery with which Referring San Francisco sporting writers associated hie previously unannounced visit to this city yesterday Baum made this statement: “If we were such pessimists as are some of the baseball writers we would be In hot water all the time The Is going along nicely and we league are not croaslng any bridges until we to them If the war becomes seri get ous and we are forced to retrench we will probably take it as a matter course Just as we would in any other business venture As for dropping Portland — that’s all conversation We don’t believe In swapping horses In the middle of the stream” Baum views the league situation in an optimistic light and appeara to have confidence that everything will out O K in the end He Insists work there is no other significance to that his visit than that he is making present his annual visit a few weeks earlier than he had figured partly because he had promised Secretary Jack Cook that he would come here before the school vacation in order to see a demonstration of the latter’s children’s day doings and because he was anxious to accompany Cal Ewing ALLAN - Jlfe-aav- -- - PROVO MAT MAN WILL MEET INDIAN Special to The Herald-Republica- n) —Henry Jones the Provo May local wrestler who has scored many falls during the past two years will meet Fall! a quarter-bree- d CheroGeorge kee Indian of Oklahoma next Monday at the Mozart Fallis has wrestled with George and John Billiter He has also met George Baughtner Fallis met and defeated Stanley Beal two years ago and comes here a of victories to his with long credit string He also puts Up ioo against the P lice Gazette championship belt noi by Jones Jones has recovered from the In Jury he received on the mat a ehox time ago and will go into the match I the pink of condition 15 Me-Cle- od DARKNESS PUTS AN LOWELL IS WINNER GAME END TO BALL OVER LAFAYETTE An interesting game on the West diamond between teams Victor la Considered City Champion aa High school Bountiful and the Neither Team Had Lost a representing Electric company was haltGi ed at the end of the sixth inning because of darkness with the score tied The Lowell school nine won from the toRomney’s daring base runningIn the Herman's sacrifice afternoon by the Lafayette gether with produced the run that tlcS core of 9 yesterday to 11 This game was conlast inning the score for the Electrics sidered by grade school fans to be the classic of the year aa neither team to had lost a game fraGRADE SCHOLARS cas The Lowell up schoolyesterday’s has won seven games and is now considered PLAY pLOSE GAMES straight champion of the on The pitching cityboth nines was of order Arnold The Bonneville school team lost to the highest a shade with the better of the having the Grant nine yesterdayanby an 18 to 16 fray over Andrew Folie Alfred Cares-we- ll extra inning score The game went knocked out a homer with two of the was featured and by pitching on bases while Joe Willis men Heber Stromness with some brilliant work in thestsrri field the The Ensign school also won from afternoon by a 6 to Whittier yesterday A A U TO QONTIXUE 3 score Bob Smith proved to be the May 15 —Athletic Chicago star of'thiq set-tIs valuable in military service training and for events of the that reason championship central A A U will be held this sumSALT LAKER WINS mer as scheduled according to an ofof the anruling HOT RING CONTEST ficial here today' organization' nounced Ogden May 15'— Pat Gilbert of Salt Lake and Lee Morrissey of Idaho Falls rounds to a draw at the fought fifteen theatre here tonight MorOrpheum outboxed Gilbert and outguessed rissey him but the Salt Lake fighter was the more aggressive and fought a sturdy Inter-Mounta- in De-wa- o- consistent battle throughout - U OF PITTSBURGH WINS Pitsburgh May 15 —The University of Pittsburgh won here today from the of West Virginia by a 6 University to 1 score DUNDEE DECISIONS SHULER Boston May 15 —Johnny Dundee of New York won a referee’s decision in bout with Chick Sim-le- r a twelve-roun- d of Scranton Pa tonight The men are lightweights COLLEGIAN WEAKENS ' Boman who is under Pitcher contract toTurkey the St Louis Cardinals while still 'playing- college ball in the south pitched for- the University of Alabama team' the other day against the University of Louisiana team The him for 14 hits Louisiana boys whaled in’s! 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