Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 9 ir 1931 SALT LAKE’S RECORD BREAKING SKI LEAPER WINS TOP HONOR State Maple Aces Defeat Printer Five Hvalstad Jumps 193 Sverre Engen Leader Sets New Mark for Sierra te The summary: Engen first Jump 210 second for Salt Lake Halvor Hvalstad Los Angeles Sverre 12 and 193 Big Bill in Five-Se- 180 PUNTA GORDA Fla Feb 8 (IV-"B- ig Bill” TUden defeated Emmett Pare former western champion In a hard five-s- BJomgaard 184 and 178 for Ogden Tex Rex former champion professional 180 and 177 for Reno Lars Haugen 172 and 174 Tahoe Angeles M A and 175 et tennis match here 6 6-- 4-- 1 6 8-- 6-- 2 today 2 for Halvor Tavem Steffan Trogstad Match t 161 Los Strand and Peter Ecker Salt Ivina 3 Oh 171 175 146 312 187 168 169 197 201 188 yes His Hoag has another distinc1- -2 5 Phil Weinert and Jim Weaver pitchers are other Yankee rookies may come through Weaver is a giant with smoking fast ball Vergez a third baseman obtained from Oakland is destined to make the center of a most Interesting experiment by Manager McGraw of the Giants Freddy Lindstrom regular Giants third sacker and one of the best in 6-f- Mrs i73 tralia 200 199 Johns Hopkins Likely to Quit Football Sport Is feet are the smallest in baseball One measures 4 the Lake judges L EFT PT (27251 1 a 2 187 313 204 Duffy 209 101 17llolfau along with Ruth and expected to form the Yankee outfield cost Owner Jake Huppert $75000 after a bidding contest with half a dozen other clubs According to coast experts who watched him work for (Sacramento cent last year Hoag Is worth everyambiof the purchase price Fast tious a strong hitter blessed with a fine throwing arm and an Ideal baseball temperament the Sacramento lad should go a long way toward keeping the Yanks up In front who Hoag Wyoming ‘U’ tion Five Looms other In Eastern awho Dorothy Elliott Sydney AusTeachers Face started the jumpers from the Pace-Settin- g 201 193 186"lir Parry hill Ebmr Fred bo Slguard Ulland 180 168 197IJIni Jrnaen for 191 Schedule Stiff Brny Alf Mathlesen failed to compete Boclcholt 194 194 188 Ntlaon 169 and because of Injuries received at Ogden 939! Remainder 971 989 Totals 873 921 931 After the professional ski exhibi262311 ACE ALLEYS 36751 DOUGLAS rrTotals tion the team of Lars Haugen and 3 3 12 13 Gerber 195 183 23rOrimr 197 177 184 western ski coaches and Instructors Plftre la 163 188 200 Schettlar 190 183 168 McGuire 157 143 140 Dennis 198 170 19S decided to conduct a complimentary Anderson 188 167 197 Sumhas 184 139 144 exhibition at Reno Nev on Mount Dean 165 180 lM'Knithlon 182 223 160 Rose February 12 Due to the fact Totala 817' 840 936 Totala 951 872 852 that the next scheduled exhibition Is at Salt Lake City Washington's birthday they will remain at Tahoe and ski Jump February 14 and 15 for visiting Elks and others present der for the Truckee dog derby Friday — Aggies vs Denver at Denver: College at Colorado Thula Geelan of McCall Idaho Wyoming vs Colorado vs Mines st Golden Western State Springs unsponsored won the four-miprederby dog race DENVER Colo Feb 8 (P)— Faced with a tough schedule of six games Colorado Teachers will be hard IIOW THEY STAND BALTIMORE Feb 8 (Pi — Two to hold their slim margin pressed score members of the faculty of In the race for the eastern division SOUTHWESTERN Johns Hopkins university have Their nearest rival championship Won Pet Lost placed themselves on record for Southern Methodist 4 o l 000 Wyoming has four games left two Texas 4 Christian 667 2 abandonment of intercollegiate foot- Arkansas with Colorado college and the two 5 625 ball at the university it was learned Texas A & M 600 at home 2 t BaTlor 3 In 373 a 4 form the of today resolution R‘ce If the Cowboys take this brace of 2 286 5 adopted at a meeting of the Balti- Texas 166 contests they should win the cham5 i more chapter of the American assoBIO TEN pionship for they then have only two ciation of University Professors W L Pet Pte O Pts games left In the schedule— both at 5 Northwestern 0 000 108 148 Dean Edward W Berry of the Col- Minnesota 4 and it Is a matter of record i 121 Laramie 800 lft 3 2 lege of Arts and Sciences who several Indiana 600 136 133 they are never beaten at home 4 571 Michigan 1M 192 ) days ago recommended abandon- Wisconsin The Teachers have two games left 3 3 500 128 122 ment of the grid game at the Balti Prndue 2 2 500 103 92 with Western State two with Denver 2 3 400 118 160 more university hi an address at the Chicaro Colorado and 2 I OhioStale 400 116 133 and one each with 1 4 meeting advocated an end to all In- I?? 94 137 Wyoming 200 Colorado must play two 0 5 Illinois 000 136 105 as athletic as far tercollegiate activity With Denver two with Colorado colBIG SIX Johns Hopkins was concerned but Ia Pet Pet O PT lege and one with the Teachers W no action on the general program Nebraska Eastern division scoring— 4 800 160 144 4 2 Oms O F Pst Kansas 667 206 "5 was taken 3 State Ioua 3 174 500 160 16 83 7 82 Witte Wyoming Dr Joseph 8 Ames (president of Kansas Agates 3 2 500 126 I?A Schwartz Wyoming 7 35 77 3 4 479 the university after Dean Berry Missouri 169 166 Htvely 16 7 29 74 Denver 1 5 167 139 202 Ingraham Colo college 5 8 32 69 made his recommendation several Oklahoma S 7 29 Hitt Denver 66 days ago appointed a committee to 11 37 7 Denver 65 Byers HOCKEY SCORES 7 23 J6 62 Tefferdink Colorado U study the football situation and said Detroit Falcons 2 Ottawa 0 6 6 34 Snvder Colo Teachers 54 he would abide by Its decision In conColI New Haven 0 Denver vs Aggies at Fort Philadelphia Saturday— lins: Teachers vs Colorado at Boulder: tinuation or abandonment of the fall Detroit 33 Syracuse 2 2 xs New York Chicago at Colorado Butt tivities Combs 190 for Salt 192 and 179 Engen Lake The scores: S Parc Presses Alf which Includes Ogden Los Angeles and Tahoe Tavern 2675 ALL STATE 28761 192 1 Cal Feb 8 WV-Eiy gen daring ski rider dove over the great phantom bridge from the takeoff to the landing hill today marking up a new hill record of 210 feet The former Olympic hill record of 197 feet was made In 1930 Engen easily held his lead and gabled many points over a field of professional ski riders who exhibited unusual competition in the finals of the professional ski Jumping circuit TAHOE man bowling team defeated the Salt Lake Efficiency Printing quintet 2876 to 2725 in a special match at the Orpheum alleys Sunday after noon The victors’ total represented their general team average and it produced an average score per game of 192 J B Quinn one of the first five selections was unable to roll on account of an injured knee and Evans sixth choice replaced him In the match Jim Barney for the losing five rolled a three-gam- e total of 604 his lowest individual game being 191 A Nelson who recently set a new state individual game record of 279 scored 188 for his highest Sunday Fort Douglas and Ace alleys fives rolled with the two competing teams the latter scoring third high with HENRY McLEMORE Feb 8 (UP)— Three Pacific coast youngsters — Meryl Hoag Johnnie Verges and Ernest Lombardi— are being counted on by New York's three JiasbaU clubs u make 1931 a winning rather than a contending season The three rookies will be among the some 35 hopefuls on hand when the Yankees Giants and Robins gather at 8t Petersburg San An tonlo and Clearwater late this month for their annual spring training acBy NEW VORK Trajectory Rolling together a first time since their selection Utah's five- - 4 4 Members of Association's Honor Team Score 2876 in First Roll New York Clubs Rely on Coasters t Ogden Boys to Play for Robins Giants Alf Engen Does 210 Three Feet on Tahoe Hill Former 220-pou- the business wants to become a center fielder McGraw was influenced no doubt by the knowledge that Ver- AGUA CALIENTE RESULTS First race? tlx furlongs and iip claiming $600-- - Martinas (West) $11 00 won Prineea Ceuta (Pace) $6 60 $3 30 Jft 00 $5 00 second Ritter (Cunningham) $3 30 third Tlmtol 14 5 Joe McCord Burr Window Terry O'Malley Speedy Al Qraceland Bootee and Bunny Corn alto ran Second race six furlong and up claiming $600— Star Fere ode (John) $6 30 $3 20 $880 won The Dago (Schutle) S3 60 $2 60 tecond Fortunate Favorite t Wolf) $6 00 third Time I 14 Shift fit Tuacao and Mt Eldon alo Simony AGUA CALIENTE Mexico ran 8 par Third race five and ona-ha- tf Feb 8 furlongs and up $800— Morshlon chestnut irldlng bore the colors won $3 10 $9 30 $2 60 Martha Bill Bee stable to an easy five-leng- th Mae Weat $3 00 $2 20 second: Rahorus (Cunningham) $3 40 third Time 1 07 6 victory in the $5000 added Annie stake Tbe Spa handicap which also ranD oeideo Gift and San Clemente and Fourth race one mile featured the racing program here $1900— fiolodora up claiming (Moran) The time for the mile and won Darlc Ayr (Cun$29 40 $660 today $340 one-sixteen- th $3 00 $2 40 second Clarabel A grind over the ningham) (Fisher) $2 40 third Time 1 43 5 Beth's muddy track waa 1:4710 Pride Lady Vava Annarn also ran Alexander Pantages running ' Fifth race alx furlongs and up Carlsbad handicap $1200—Uncle Henry Rodney and Lloyd Pantages won Bud $8 20 $4 60 $360 ISchutte) f tarnished sll tbe oompetlon for Broom (Fisher) $8 2060 $4 00 second: Maya third Time 115 winner that the race afforded (Cunningham) $4 Miss Baggage Challenger II Gold Rush wm never really dangerous lao ran and Schooner Alexander Pantages bolds the Sixth race mile and and up Spa handicap tsooo added track record of 1:4310 for the dis£atln Spar (Jones) $16 00 $4 30 $2 80 Alexander Pantages (Johns) $3 70 tance but did not fancy the heavy won $2 60 second Caruso (Bchutte) $3 40 third Back of Alexander Pangoing came Time 1 47 Ironsides Vao-It- y McOonagle Caruso the W R Coe and Shasta Broom also ran tages mile race end to Seventh runner garner third place and up claiming $600— Salon (Arrand) $8 40 $4 80 $4 00 won: Mist Cheyenne $5 60 $380 second: 6 Released Emma (Fisher) $140 third Time 149 Lou Jotiva Jeu de Bar Big Yoke and Yogsno also ran th miles Eighth race one and and UP claiming $600—Oolden won: $3 40 $8 30 $5 20 Sweep (Johns) Postpaid (Callaghan) $14 00 $8 00 second Three matches are billed on Mo- Ltttle $3 90 third Boy Blue (Ayrsnd) nday's program In the Junior cham- Time t 67 Laurie Prickly Heat Confidential Ormonbart Billy Gold Handle ber of commerce billiard tournament Shasta Pope and Argue also ran in progress at 222 South Main street The schedule follows Ralph Thomas DAYTON GETS OPEN vs Jack Dunn 7 p m Milton Felt vs W J Rhodes 8 p m and J J CHICAGO Feb 8 (P— The westM vs C Strong 9 p m ern Open golf championship for 1931 Dowell Tlie field of 30 competitors has been has been awarded to the Miami Valnarrowed to 19 In the doubles elim- ley Golf club of Dayton O and the ination tournament dates fixed for June 17 to 20 MISS WATTLES WINS MIAMI BEACH Fla Feb 8 (Pi-Peggy Wattles of Buffalo N Y defeated Mrs H D Sterrett of Hutchinson Kan ? and 2 today to win the Miami Beach women's golf tournament Today's match was scheduled for 36 holes WINS AGUA STAKE RACE of for the bat Three Cue Tilts Listed Monday IFogHuffong fife New Jersey Pro Noses Out Horton Smith to Win Lion's Share HARLINGEN Texrts Feb S (UP) —Adding a par 71 to his brilliant round of Saturday afternoon Craig Wood Deal N J today won first place and the (1000 prize In the Harlingen annual golf tourna- ment The tournament consisted ot 86 holes medal play Money prizes offered totaled $3500 Horton Smith shot a 68 today to finish one stroke behind Wood Smith carded a 69 yesterday Wood’s score for the medal play yesterday and today was 136 8mlth stroked 137 for the two rounds Smith today made the turn at three under par for the first nine holes Wood then was two behlndt Al Espinosa with 141 was third winning 8400 Johnny Golden winner of the $10000 first prize at Agua Callente and Charles Guest tied for fourth place with 142 each They le split $400 Other participants with their scores and purses: Wlffy Cox 143 $100 Clarence Clark 144 $75 Harry Cooper 144 $75 Mike Turnesa 145 $50 Tony Manero 145 $50 Herman Barron 146 $50 Abe Espinosa 147 $50 Sam Schneider 148 $25 Jack Guild 147 $25 Jack Grout 146 $25 Pat O’Brien Tom Rakleta and Francis Schneider with cards of 150 shared $50 HxsofiffD© le off fife InleQltlH) CorramniBSSooinie'ir sSB X Says DR RUSHMORE LAPE 1 1 Health Officer Fair Haven Vermont on of 56 health officials 1 1 7 game Pittsburgh IT BELIEVE Golf Prize SATIN SPAR ges cost something like $50000 and should be put to work and is all for Freddy's plan Thus Vergez will report at San Antonio a regular Bis only Job will be to remain one Judging by his work on the coast last year hp will do just that In 182 games Vergez rapped out 208 hits Including 29 home runs 40 doubles and 6 triples He also found time and speed to steal 15 bases John Berly pitcher another of the 14 rookies slated to report is expected to land a regular Job Ernie Lombardi the biggest of the trio is a catcher If he Is as good as painted Lombardi will act as first string substitute for A1 Lopez The Robins lacked a capable relief catcher last year and Lopez was forced to do most of the work The result was that In the latter stages of the race when the Robins needed the little Cuban's fire and dash he was worn to a thread Lombardi a big husky chap has a blistering throw to second and his feet Just as large as Hoag's are small make him an effective plate blocker “Pea Ridge” Day pitcher and Murray Howell slugging outfielder are the other leading Brooklyn recruits ©re Iraig Wood TURFCTakes Texas EXPLANATION OP THIS CARTOON x OR NOT (Re from 56 different points approvIngCremo’scrusado against spit or D spit-tippi- OIHwHW" M (’rill A i Jr Estso vwraoat 4nnt £4 1950 air haven vt By Ripley IN TOMORROW S TRIBUNE WILL APPEAR ft LAPE Colorado college Wyoming 6prings Western State vs Mines st Golden Rangers U Cleveland 1 (tie) r fair ng Every smoker every wife wkoie husband amokes cigars should read Dr In U S Pat Otflce) Lape’a letter series ili Clear CW Fifth Avenue tork city “Who are the friends of SpUT ft aentlL1‘ ' otU aealnat too ‘“'"“"“TV nt u “ rtri tUun spsoltta uttl fUWW T 1 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