Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 71931 23 KENNETH LAMONT MAY BE ENTERED IN NATIONAL TANK MEET Four Local Teams Try For Bunting Records for EXPLANATION OP THUS CARTOON WILL APPEAR IN UONOATR TRIBUN B (Reg In O B Pet Compete in Indoor Meet Lincoln Enter I C in Danger of Being nasium L D 8 defending champion and coholder with West of the city title East and Granite will contest for the title They will swim the prelim inartes at 2 p m and finals at 6 p m Granite Sensation After New Mark Pennsylvania Two-mirun Paul Re leers Penn State Running high jump William ' B le O'Connor Columbia Pole vault Bemey Berliner Pennsylvania Everett Colyer Cornell Oscar Suttermeister Harvard (all of whom tied In 1930) In addition Pennsylvania and Cornell coholders of the team championship will again compete Penn la the favored team as It was In 1930 100-ya- rd 1- -5 rd 3-- The MTiohal CAPtToL and grounds” WtRE MORTGAGED To A DUTCHMAN 2-- ti President jacksom 220-ya- rd 2-- Dives dash backstroke freestyle rd rd 220-ya- rd breaststroke 100-ya- rd freestyle medley relay 100-ya- rd 300-ya- rd Boxers Wrestlers Show On Spanish Fork Card SPANISH FORK —Spanish Fork will have a boxing carnival Monday night A card of seven boxing 'matches and four wrestling bouts has been arranged AU those from the high school who show up well Will be taken to the A A U meet In Salt Lake Boxing matches Ray Clayson vs Le Grand Lewis 160 Cliff Huff VSTB Y U man 127 Marvin Warren vs Mark Hickman 140 Malvin Warren vs Clarence Beckstrom 145 Woodrow Sheen vs B Y U man 147 Alfred Basguard vs Evtn Argyle 150 John Thomas vs Francis Rowe 142 The B Y U will send men for two bouts to the western Rocky mountain champion wrestling team and will also send two wrestling bouts from the high school In Robertson and Holt 150 and Markham and Owens 160 I hine the Russian rheesmaster set s new world's reenrd for simvltanenus blindfolded chess when bo foced 20 players In an exhibition at tbo Hotel AJLsmsc New York Alekhins started City an April 57 1024 and finished t 3 a m glaring al I P he Bert mernlng bavin won Id games 6 9 lost and drawn without over setting eye on the hoards Martha Farra Lifts an Elephant— A few years ore I saw Miss Farra lift an elephant off the floor daring her stare performance at the Hippodrome theater In New York City The secret of this “etnnt” Is In the shiUtp to take op the siaek of the load with the'baek and shoulders making tho final Uft bp straightening the less of Miss Farra performed other feats strength manyn of which rivaled tho strong-maacta etch as Breit- flailor Finds Lost Bar of ftoap ih i Rhirk —At a time when the American Barkenttno N 2 "Ferret Friend" was m latitude longitude al 146:31 W a sailor who was washing clothes lost a esko of soap that was specially marked The next day when tbo ship was In latltndo 1:10 N longltnde a shark was 147:16 W (123 miles away caught and In the customary examination of the contents of tho shark's stomach tho same bar of soap was found This Incident woe reported to mo hr A Zugehoer who was master of tho "Forest Friend" at the time and who lo now with tho Traders’ Transport company of Seattle Mondays "Tho Word Containing ltd 1st-tor- s" (Copyright 1931 King Features Syndicate Ine) HALL WINS NET TITLE PALM BEACH Fla March 6 m— For the second consecutive year J Gilbert Hall South Orange N J won the Florida tennis championship here today defeating Phil Neer former IntercolSan Francisco 2 6 1 3 legiate champion 6-- 2-- 6-- 6-- - V) Are You I Turf a — Results and Entries105 ENTRIES AOCA CAUKNTE and up flvt N 107 Shasta Cloud 106 aCleo s Pet 100 Tom Proctor 103 Andmoenda 105 Dell welles 106 Printer First race $600 and furlongs— John one-ha- lf Sock Wise? 103 Spotty 113 Star Boots 103 Editorial 100 buutrh Boy 113 High Temper 100 bEvery111 Way 111 Betty 111Bet 100 Barbara Rex Regal 113 Ann Easter Prince aMerrigan 102 and up Second race $600 six furlongs— Hawkshaw 113 Zelma Mao 96 103 Gareth 113 Vision II 106 Whatamao 101 Nadia 96 Mortana 106 Deep River Paige 113 King Bank 106 Queen Ann 106 Pelaika 100 Gold Cord 106 Mont Elgon 113 Consent 106 Ethel Sherlock 106 Prancing Step 113 Right Well 106 four furThird race $600 longs— Rain Ood 106 Desert Sweep 106 100 Oalllneta 10& Front Piece 105 Belbane Kls-lav Captain Danger 106 Flying Brook 106 106 Scotland Lassie 114 Flow W 106 aVltesi 106 aMias Corlnne lit El Caioa 111 Dally News 114 Bondalin 106 John Bans 100 Book Deunig 106 Zeima M 100 and up Fourth race 1600 six furlongs— Golden Coma 108 Shorty O 106 Captain Gilbert 113 Contingent 111 Clark King 113 Tensas 111 Umbriao Princess 111 Most Unruly 113 Plywood Its 106 Frank D 113 Dorothy Mae 106 Coffieid Faee 113 Pirate Gold 106 Laddie Badger 106 Publication 100 Florence Dolan 11L King Flame 113 and up seven Fifth race $800 103 furlongs— aUttle Pat 106 Fo!ly‘a Boy Kit Carson 103 Paul Hirtensteln 109 RedLou 106 Jenklne RochesRider 107 Emma ' fi ’ X’ : See the CUUoqaH UU The' Self-Supporti- ’ Sock ng mt tha ock tool whan you b Mck-wit- a You’ll learn that Autogart save itself support time ossure comfort keep cleou since the Auto- and wear flort feature washes with the sock— for it’s guaranteed to outlast the sock It grves — Holeproof In- you Holeproof of design dhriduality Y op’ll super-durabili- Z C: M ' r 13-3- 3 ty I Hope HUee race $800 claiming ISk miles— Bob Kernan 106 (J Ren6 60 $4 00 $3 90 won Pollywog 103 (James) $3 00 $2 30 second: Band Lady Time 153 Also 103 (Pegg) $360 Laura Sorrento Searing-to- n ran— Sixth and up ted third Laughing Thistle Marty Seventh race $800 claiming miles— Abetb 104 (Simpson) and up 1 3 80 3 40 won Trompe of Dawn 106 $4 30 Bub-30 second (R E Millard) 88 30 63 nick V $3 40 third Time blewelghi 100 (J 1 47 Also ran— Business Schlaf Wo hi Goose Step Reggedy Ann Numantcia Pet-t- ie Kate Rosie Cora Palrcite Mary Ha JEFFERSON PARK ENTRIES and up one $700 and one -- quarter miles— Old Kid 103 Colonel Campus 167 Colonel Crump 107 Black Dancer 103 Interior 103 Smiling Princes 103 Alma 103 Satisfy 103 Hayes Choice 103 Mekachee 103 Flag Lieutenant 107 Indian Oulde 103 Sauce 163 Pathao 113 Swoop 107 Clapper 107 Seth's Ballot 101 Caroline 107 end up Second race $700 Vlrado 109 six furlongs— Fast Life 101 Bourbon Maid 109 Charlie 106 Brains 105 109 Best West Virginia 101 Thunder Call NadJe 100 Tlpon 109 Fudae 103 The Jude 105 Take Off 114 Wee Marjle 109 Noble Sir 109 and up six Third race $800 furlongs— Martis 113 Flimsy 103 Blaci Fa- 101 Tarssn 96 triela 103 aContractor and 4QO 10 MEN’S SHOP South Main Street ! Jr Is Nelson 17th Ward H Simmon Wnnnaeott Smith Weedland W Simmons Once more the ponderous Lincoln ward machine M Men basketball champions from Granite stake enter the final of the Salt Lake district An M Men Interstake tournament almost equally rangy South Cottonwood club meets Linooln Saturday night making Its final stand for the right to represent Salt Lake In the lnterdlvislonal meet The championship game gets under way at 10 p m after Miller Grant stake entrant and Seventeenth Salt Lake contestant play for third and fourth places at 9 p m After three successive years’ efforts the veteran Cottonwood com btnatlon will be a formidable foe for the champions In more a ays than one Though larking the general bulk the suburban club has the equal of which Lincoln probably has not met In its tournament-pla- y during the past two years How the champs will size up against men who match them tn reach remains to be seen Both teams will be heavily laden with experience Lincoln lost only one member of last year's champion team and his place at guard has been ably filled during the meet by Tony Rhead' Wayne Oarff the other guard Jack Fitts center and Jack Matsen and Melvin Jensen forwards all performed for the Granite en- trant In 1930 Cottonwood's lineup Includes all veterans too Brlnghurst and E Erickson forwards: A Erickson center and Ballard and Johnson guards Against the deliberate style of the champions Cottonwood will use a speedy passing attack made more powerful by the presence of two capable shooters In the Erickson brothers Defensively the champion have appeared much stronger than Cottonwood Only 24 points bare been counted against Lincoln In two games and though the champs were much larger than either foe the de- - Register for A A U Bouts YALE’S CHIEF GRID COACH Entries GETS $9000 Night NEW HAVEN Conn March (CTS)— The alary of tbo head football roach at Yale alwaya kept from publio knowledge waa revealed today by tho Yale Alumni weekly Contrary to grneral belief It is only $9000 and la the equivalent of that paid an acaIn fact there demic professor are special cases fin which professors received $10040 tensive record may be considered t rather remarkable Cottonwood on the other hand has allowed almost as many points as It has soored winning Its two tournament games by a combined margin of only three points Brlnghurst Its forward defensively Is an excellent player and aids considerably his team's guarding The victor in the meet earns the right to enter the lnterdlvislonalSat-final next Thursday Friday and urday at Ogden and the runner-u- p gains an opportunity to play for berth in the same meet ocThe chance for the runner-u- p curs In the entrance of Los Angeles and Nevada teams Into a fringe tour' n&ment for the odd place In the meet Nevada plays the runner-u- p of the Balt Lake meet at the Deseret Close on Sunday Meet Begins Monday at Elks' Club Thirty-fiv- e entrants Friday had signed to compete In the annual A A U boxing championships scheduled at the Elks club Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings The entry lists close Sunday evening and the boxers will be paired for their bouts Immediately after A E Lund chairman of the Elks' committee xonductlng the meet an- nounced Entrants must weigh tn for their bouts a few hours before the opening of the first round Lund said A few ounces overweight will be allowed Gold silver and bronze medals to first second and third place winners will be awarded - Bouts will begin day at 8 p m each Brigham Guimers Install Traps v BRIGHAM CmVPresldent Earl G Anderson of the Brigham Oun club reports this organization which gymnasium Monday while Los An was recently organized here has segeles opposes the Provo runner-u- p lected a site Just east of town for at Provo Monday trapshooting and for a pistol and two The winners of these games rifle range An automatic trap of at Lake Salt play the following day the latest model has been ordered and the winner of that game opposes and will arrive In a few days The' for the right to en pit for the trap Is now being con Logan runner-u- p ter the church meet The latter game structed will be played on a floor yet to be The opening trapshooting event of named H C Warner M Men’a dl the club will take place Sunday rector announced Friday March 15 if present plans mature lnterdlvislonal for the Pairings The club has more than 40 memtournament were announced Friday bers among them some of the best C Homer Warner director by marksmen In the state night of M Men's basketball Pocatello entrant will open the Visits Clinic meet at 7 p m Thursday against King Provo’s champion Ogden runner-u- p To Decide Condition plays Richfield champion at 8 p m Salt lake champion meets Logan ROCHESTER Minn March 6 WY champion at 9 p m and Ogden —King Tut Minneapolis fighting champion plays the winner of the man whose recent knockout by Billy Petrolle the “Fargo Express" In fringe tournament at 10 p m Officials for the meet were an- New York Is under investigation nounced as follows: came here today for an examination Malcolm Watson Merlon Steven-eo- n at the Mayo clinic The King 'was and Al Warden of Ogden and reported suffering from appendicitis Homer Warner after the New York fray In which F G Eyre Is In charge of the Ogden he was counted out In the fourth meet round Tut Z C M I Store for Men Dress Up for the Occasion! 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Wear cheerful clothes and put yourself in a responsive chord for the new season Dress "in character’ and in keeping with the gayer aspects of things You can do it at Z CrM I Men’s Shop — successfully and economically -- and Topcoats Attractively Priced at Every accepted style every wanted and desired fabric color and every sought-fo- r pattern —they’re all here in one of the finest arrays we have ever presented at this unusual price Others 2500 to 6500 ’ and stoadineza that second successive year for last seaatlfled the championship bopea of son he with Renny Clawson capthe veterans Oscar Carlson and tured the championship Floyd Leaver Friday afternoon sent The younger combination caught Ray Sorenaon and Merrill Smith both members of the rival team youthful combination into the finals eomewhat off color in Friday's match of the lntermountaln amateur dou- Neither Carlson nor Leaver was hitbles andball championship ting the ball with 'his accustomed The youngsters defeated their force but it is doubtful that the 21-5 scores of decisive rivals by the youngsters could have been denied 21-In the last semifinal of the victory under any circumstances meet and thus earned the right to Sorenson leading the way the ultiopposj another veteran combination mate winners were off to a flying Earle W Peirce and Cannon Lund start in the first game scoring frefor the championship The title quent kills and outs tea dying their fnatch will be plaj ed Saturday at 1 rivals to win handily Carlson and Leaver braced In the p m In the exhibition court of the Deseret gymnasium scene of the recond game but the momentum of meet Screnron snd Smith abated none and The Victory placed Sorenson state they continued their march to aH rsipgipa champion Into th rinaj a triumph Sizzling kill — If Heesh First race Sorenson Smith Duo Trips Veteran Team ' — 97 aOlad Effort 111 Baptiste 110 For106 and up one Sixth race $600 miles—Texas Longhorn and 105 Orarah 105 Passaiong 106 SUssta Sheik 106 Nellie Basil 106 Black 8oot 100 Ainll-c- ar 107 Euonymous 106 aDubrie 113 Star Kixt 103 Freight Clerk 106 Terry O Mailer 111 aMIcompenero 107 and lip Sentb race $600 miles— Apopka 106 one and Argue 107 Woolly Meteor 102 Gold Handle 110 Confidential 106 Big Joke 96 Venture 106 Bill Henry 102 Ray 110 Mighty Out 102 Very French 93 Maudlin 103 Field Marshal 113 Igor 107 Satlsfier 95 Joe McCord 106 Golden Sweep 106 Bill Coe-gra107 and up Eighth race $600 one and miles— Rattle 106 Ella May 100 Little Boy Blue 107 Westys Broom 96 Bhaver N Pay Sand 103 Maurice Ed 103 Voltarast 96 Ormonhart 110 Big Sink 106 Mldhouf 106 Athens 100 Sunny Corn 106 Forscaster 102 BlUy 107 Cordon Bleu 100 Second race $600 claiming ' 108 flhaw furlongs — Speedy $6 30 $460 $2 60 won Lenny-10(Johns (Arnold) $3 60 $2 40 second Reputation 119 (Jones) $3 20 third Time 166 6 Also ran — Lady Conard Shift Brllllante Richu Breakaway Woodfaoe Wtngo Third race $800 claiming 109 (Pollard) mile— Fred Aim $4 20 40 won oh No 113 (CoHUettl) $3 60 $5 00 1400 second Golden State 106 Sir (Trlvett) $4 30 third Time :46 Satin won but was disqualified Also ran— Fill In By Wire fllr Satin Hindu Jim Princess Volta Dtaaaroede Fourth race $600 claiming and up three-fourtof a mils— Speedy Al 95 (Rohlet $1160 $4 60 $3 00 won Hilo JEFFERSON PARK RESULTS 32 60 $3 20 J09 (Cunningham) second 9 4 First race $600 claiming Millard 95 Page $1160 third Time 1 16 (L 1 13 1 6 Brunswick Jim Mao Romp Miss furlongs—Star Dancer Hardy) Bate Altavar Woodside Belle Flying Ace $1$ 20 6 60 $4 30 wont Bunting “Lad 116 (81m Phil K god Judge Austin also ran 116 Fifth race $600 claiming three-fift106 ran— Ola jencron uut o8uo7 our$ of a mile— Clarabel A $3 40 $2 80 $3 00 Lapidary Lucky Stone wont Briar Elkhart Rojo (Fisher) Bunny 106 (Roble) $6 30 $3 40 second Thalo welcker ITOOelalmlne Second rce Miss Cheyenne 105 Htadrlckt$2 60 third Time 113 6 Bright OutlocfifNlek Car- and up 6 furlongs$3 40 won Kitty Williams 109 ter Sam Gilmore Peggj J and Yocano $4 30 $2 60 40 2 60 seconds War Nymph (James) $3 also ran 106 (Tlner) $3 40 third Time 1 IS Also Sixth race $1000 allowances and up mile and a sixteenth— Oood and ran— Bunny Fort Smoldering Arltne Con- Coby Lady FarHot 1 (Bernier) $11 60 $3 40 $3 60 won nor Besqul OaineswoQd $3 20 $3 40 triage Raymond Dale Jim Crow claw 110 (Schulte) The secoz th s Hope 110 tMutrooney) $3 00 Third race $600 claiming miles — Apt 107 James) $4 60 Pleche D Argent and up 1 third Time 1 46 6 $3 40 $3 30 woo Red Nan 105 (Prostate) 8eths Pride and Cesare Also ran 136 60 $6 60 second Fair Ooid 107 (SimpSeventh race $600 claiming Monsieur son) $4 00 third Time I 47 6 Also ran and up mile end 20a sixteenth—40Out won 112 filar —Black Lula Donna Ban Oar Hailie Lu$5 00 $4 116 (Level) Prince 110 (Clegg) $4 40 $3 60 second Rus- nacy Truly Movin’ Boyish Bob Thistle $3 60 set 107 third Time Pattie Hasel Denson Blue Caddy (Lenale) 1 46 6 Fourth race $700 claiming Jack Alexander Fat O Connor Released Renick) Red Mountain Highway And and up 6 furlongs— Justin a 106 (J 116 (Yer-r- at $18 60 $6 00 $6 30 won Sunvlew Hehukia also ran Old Dutch 111 $18 30 $9 00 second Eighth race $600 claiming107 S year-oland up— Harry Temple Jr (Bernier) (Wells) $5 00 third Time 111 6 Also Gold Hills 106 ran— Prlnclplo Boso Tarnish Showdown 16 60 won $73 30 $29 60 Oold Bet Miss Peggy Bunama (Roble) $7 00 $4 60 second Tommie 17 00 third 103 (Schulte) Time and Ftftb race 1600 claiming 66 Supervisor Btarlane Hill and HiU up 1 mile and 0 yards— Tome On 113 (Day) Ace 106 MrPepper Shot Sonoma Roses Silent Jaek $6 oo $3 ar $2 20 won Bes£ Shasta Belly Culpepper end Cupbearer Coy) 6 4t $4 20 sernnd 1Wellet 113 (Phil- 44 6 Also ran Time also ran Ups) $2 60 third Fatale McKlm Noble Sir No —Englewood and up rf e tunate Girl von Chard $10 60 $2 60 1360 (Fisher) 83 60 83 60 second Little PsC 109 (Headrick) $3 60 third Time 113 Also run— Prllgrasso Shasta Cherry Charming Ltd? Fair Heather Willow Bramble Woolya Meteor flambeau Gee Whit 109 Omareen 107 Etonardo 107 Whlleaway 104 aLord Finn 93 Fourth rues 1800 9 year-olds one und miles— uBursoo 106 bAnne Arundel 101 Black Fool 100 Prince d’Amour 113 Osrllo 109 112 aBrass Monkey oBad Olrl 92 Our Johnny 106 Fifth rate $1000 and up one mile end seventy yards— Blimp 110 Brotd Meadows 109 Thistle Fyrn 108 Yankee Doodle MO Kadiak 106 Dress Snip 96 Bister Zoe 103 Sixth race 8700 and up one and miles — Omar Parr 107 Btar 107 102 RevelUon 107 Balter Frightful 103 Keidet 107 Orand King 103 Brlvht Flag 107 Rute McClain 107 Bardglld 107 Reju-nati103 103 Gem King Kelly Flashing107 Lucky Man 107 Turquoise 107 Myno 107 FretweU 106 Bumpsie Ray 113 and up Seventh race 8600 th one and mllea—Southland Belle 100 Oordon King 106 BUI Beth 106 Bobby Powers 106 Primeval 110 Flnlr 106 Ludv 103 Bienville Prlmedt 110 Thistle Coot 103 105 CsbUdo Arsacld 108 Welch the Time 110 Stage Struck 106 Huretland 103 Domlna 103 Auellla 106 Black on White 113 Wrack Royal 108 and up Eighth race 8600 one and miles— Boso 106 Sweet 99 Bob ShanChilly107Flight 103 Lady non Right Now 100 Sliver Scepter 107 Solon O Wilson 104 Ultimate Vote 99 Sear Inrton 101 Weather cloudy: track fast MllUr Shell T Jaekeou Meneham games Thirty-fiv- tr AOCA CAUENTE afSULTS First race 8600 claiming and up 6 furlongs— Bad Bab? ' Contest Tonight Frebabls Uaeupu fur Saturday's here: le 100-ya- rd relay Cotton- A Individual championships will be defended In five sventa The events with defending champions are : One-mirun William McKnlff In Kenneth Lamont Granite and Tommy Welch L D 8 lie the possibilities of new records Between these two existing marks In the 220 free style events and the and backstroke are capable ol falling If their recent showing In workouts Indicates anything Possibility of being entered In the national scholastic championships at Syracuse next'month will urge Kenneth Lamont In his efforts to break dash record of 58 the Granite high officials have indicated that the brilliant paddler will be sent to the big meet if his showing Saturday further Justifies so Baird coach of the Farmers has announced ers has announced Lamont set a new state dash record of :18 5 this season Lamont After Record ' In Backstroke Lamont also will go after a back- (Hew York) stroke record an event In which he CM has beaten Bill Wlpprecht present state backstroke champion In the RELEASE same preliminary heat with the Granltlan Is Gil Sharp Saint star FROM who Is capable enough to push Lamont to extraordinary effort The Regulation straight jacket 6 present record Is Welch who In last week's workUNDER WATER outs bettered by more than one second the present record of T 2:31 5 seems destined to create a new mark The existing one Orson EXPLANATION OP TESTERDAT’S CARTOON Spencer set In 1928 Alexander Alekhin® Flayed 96 Cush if The order of events Chess While Bllndfelded—Alexander AlekdOO-ya- A A NEW YORK March S (UP)— With one of the finest fields In the history of the games the I C A A A A Indoor track and field championships will be contested here tomorrow night More than 300 athletes representing 24 colleges will take part In the annual competition The weight throwing event will be held in the afternoon It Is believed to be a too dangerous event to hold while the floor Is filled with contestants and officials Records in three events appear shaky as swimmers of four high schools take to the water Saturday Jn the annual state meet at the Deseret gym- 160-ya- rd A Games at N Y Broken Saturday lr South wood Tangle in Vital More Than 300 Athletes Events 100-ya- rd Strong Teams Meet In Interstake Final By Ridley Track Stars Olftc) OR NOT BELIEVE-I- T value-givin- g |