Show -- b 12 TJ1K SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING MARCH 16 1931 RECORD NUMBER OF MARCH GOLFERS SWARM COURSES 4 EX DOUGLAS 862 Rounds BASKET BOYS GAIN HONOR Booked for Muni Links SAN FRANCISCO — Th 30th Bonneville Nibley Lure Big Crowds Under Warm Sun With a warm May-lik- e sun overhead Balt Lake City sportsmen took to golf with a vengeance and approximately 1000 llnksmen peopled the city’s two municipal and three private courses Sunday morning and afternoon Naturally the largest number gravitated toward Bonneville and Nibley park public courses Tlie first golfers Invaded the courses atdawn and by dusk 863 rounds had been recorded at the two municipal links approximately evenly divided The tricky greens of the Bonne ytli Club (the greens were opened for the first time Saturday) caught most of tho day’s habitues In the whirl of 80s and higher scores although the foursome" including Stanley Mur phy Karl Weller and Paul Cecil provided the near-pscores At Nibley park Jerry Henderson had the unusual distinction of recording seventeen fours on eighteen hole for low medal of 73— five strokes over par Chuck Graves billed a 36 on his first nine The Seventh East course was well ar doted with women Mrs Riley for' mer city and state champion making her initial appearance of the season by registering a 41 The 41 which followed a seven six cm the first two holes may be considered midseason form golf Professions! Bill Wllles booked no tournament at Fort Douglas but the post course played host to more than 75 golfers George Bowers L K Nicholson Captain C F Murray and Elmer E Finch low handicap links-me- n were familiar figures Sunday M A Keyser H R Brown and E O Kahn shared the blind bogey honors in Sunday's membership tournament at tho Country club which attracted approximately 300 golfers to win Keyser scored a the class A event Brown booked a to capture the class B division and Kahn recorded to take the class C prize Professional Alex McCafferty tried out his clubs for the first time this season at the Country club and he tallied a respectable 73 Owen Covey playing in a twosome with the Coun- ' a 74 try club pro came home withand Sid Professionals Harry Borg TTarmon Amateurs Dick Freed and Roy Von Elm formed one of the foursomes of the dey Harmon booked a 73 Bork a 76 while the other two failed to turn In cards March 15 (JF) infantry Presidio basketball team last night won the West Coast area champion-- ahlp by defeating Camp Lewis 47 to 36 At half Washington time the score stood 27 to 16 in favor of the winners Gilbert of the Presidio team with 29 was man points high In the consolation round Fort Douglas Utah defeated March field 26 to 22 In a very fast game Autman and Skane Svamey plsyed a great game for the I’Uhns Svarney was high scorer with 12 points Fort Douglas tied for second place in the FRANCE BEATS When Riley Scored His Birdie Two on Number 7 at Bonneville Those who watched Professional Mickey Riley lay his two iron squarely on the No 7 green at Bonneville In last week’s official opening thought that the popular Nibley park instructor had made a hole-In-oRiley was playing with Professional Sid Harmon In an exhibition match against Harry Borg Bonneville pro and C E Foley (putting) and the doughty little Irishman’s ball rolled two feet past the pin He got his birdie Borg and Foley won the match 2 and 1 The picture shows Riley and Harmon left to right facing Foley who Is putting Borg Is watching his partner putt on the No 7 green ne Rhodes Show New They’re Bidding to Stiek 16 el Cal March 15 m-- A rally In the sixth inning off Bush Cub veteran helped the Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast league to a aecond straight victory over a division of the Chicago Cubs here this afternoon 7 to 4 " Score: R HE four-ru- n 4 5 8 Chicago (NL) 7 9 3 Hollywood Batteries Bush Petty and Campbell Z Taylor Turner Bhellenback and Bassler Severeld SAN FRANCISCO March 18 from behind In the last two innings ths Detroit Tigers defeated the San Francisco Seals of the Pa cltlo Coast league 9 to 8 in the secexhiond game ot a double-headbition hert today The Seals won the first game 7 to 4 The Tigers pounded four Ban Fran-Cisc- o pitchers for 16 hits taking the lead at the opening with one run In the first and four in the Second The Seals failed to score until the fifth when four run were crowded over First game: R HE ? 2 Detroit (A) e 9 ee s4 tfV-Coml- ng a Norsemen Led by Kelly Alf Engen Beat Genoa-Thrille- r nia in STR4NI) SUnSla Vikings Utah Copper O 8 L Ogden German! S L Calllrs Two polulg srauso ( LEAGVZ lh Ttaia P W L D 1 J 0 0 Goal! Pt r A 1 310171 lor win 3 3 3 3 Fir 1 1 0 0 1 3 3 1 3 J 3 men Tlw and the Sandar’g Reealla Otrmnl 1 Moderns Avoid Daily Jog In Kelly goat and Alf Engen at half Over Hills Suffer in were the big factors in the Vikings' victory over Germania Sunday the Consequence win gavlng the Norsemen undisputed leadership in the spring soccer By JAMES J CORBETT A large crowd witnessed the league A long time ago I took the attitude that ringmen of today dodge train- best game of the season with the ing to such an extent that slow and losers having Just as much of the dull bouts must be game as the winners and easily were an almost Invarivalue for a point able consequence Kelly the portly Viking goalie A hundred and one covered himself with glory masterrecent battles that g Gerful saves from a have been written mania forward line bringing a great Into the records hand from the crowd bear me out in Clnbs Evenly Matched this They can— and Play Clean Football do— step out for a From the start it was evident the few rounds and do clubs were evenly matched robust some lively work clean football being the order with Then they begin to the Teutons firing terrlfio shots at sag They are leg Kelly and arm weary— Arveseth was the first to score for both of them They the Vikings from close range but the start to clinch and Germans came back in determined wrestle and It's a fashion simply bombarding the monotonous maul- Corbett Norsemen's citadel with great shots lng match the rest from Fluehe Swartz and Hlerbeck of the way The most tragic thing Still up the pressure Fluehe about modern training methods Is drove keeping a powerful shot to the upthat the boys have almost discarded Westman scoring from the rights road work which as I view it Is the rebound mo6t vital part of conditioning score 1 a great battle With A good fighter remains good so ensued the both sides giving a fine exlong as his legs hold up If Jack hibition with Referee Clapham hanDempsey’s legs today were as good as dling the game like a veteran In his they were 10 years ago the great old Initial start as a whistle man warrior could Just remove his coat and vest and lake the measure of Engen Prove Power most of the folks passing as heavies For Winning Side MADRAS India March 15 now After ends the Vikings ()P) — Repudiating the theory During his active ring days Demp- had morechanging of the play with Engen that women belong to the care of these legs That’s at center half took sey “weaker sex" two prominent feeding the forwards what gave him speed on attack that's Indian society women today could shake off the punches judiciously besides being a tower of he why In defense Swatrz and engaged in a fierce have flattened other men strength that would prizefight The bout ended In His legs- - were stout enough to hold Sommer for Germania were always In thick the of a knockout but the referee the fray with the him up Fluehe catching the eyes of with masculine gallantry deWillard is a sample of what classycrowd Jess for his first time drives clared It a draw happens to a than who neglects his the Mrs Kamalaba of Malabar work rope skipping and gen- for goal toad Fifteen minutes from time Wilamid cheers of her supporteral exercises for the legs When Arveseth scored his second couners sent her opponent Miss first punch hit hm in To- lard of Dempsey’s the game and the winning Sltabal of Tanjore to the floor ledo the soft and flabby leg muscles ter with a te trifle uppercut In the of Willard buckled under him Wil- goal for try as the Teutons might sixth round Both women by lard tottered and then went down Engen and Kelly were the big obstacles in the path for the equalizer that time were bleeding and with the next bombardment and Swart both fired terrific battered and appeared to be Willard's disaster plus that of many Locher over the bar as time apUntil the knockout groggy others should have been a lesson to shots the unmarried woman had the modern ringmen But it wasn’t Road proached with the Vikings being better of the encounter work —long hard drills over a five or content to play purely defensive tacten mile course day after day are tics which ultimately brought vicsomething the fighters like to duck tory Kelly Engen and Arveseth for the nd do duck They fall to train Nelson Baker Matched their legs to carry them long dis- Vikings and Fluehe Swartz and and hope that the other fel- Sommer for the Teutons stood out For Idaho Falls Go tances elevens low Is making the same grave error from two Linkups: 3 Ir hua 1 0 I 1 3 0 3 0 3 4 ono point tor tie HOOKS 4 and Last Week’s Review Coining Events SLICES I Mrs C 4 4 nasi e he him long lng clas witl shoi hlgt dist coni T pres toui plai ther Jam with schc L D regii wer pay) L the the the ship Mos Twe Ir Rest an low its £ Monday—Intermountain A A U singles handball tournament be gins at’ Salt Lake boxing at Pocatello meeting of Salt Lake sandlot basef body at Salt Lake Tuesday— A A TJ handball Sixteen hlffh school basketball teams begin stato tour Wednesday—Lake A U hahdball play A A A U handball Thursday— High school basketball tournament scholastic basketball tournament at Moscow Idaho play Friday— Wrestling at McCullough's arena Semifinals of high school basketball tournament A A U handball play Idaho basketball meet A A U Saturday— Finals of Utah high school basketball tourney handball second round ends Finals Idaho basketball meet at Moscow Johnson 'Heads Fort Women Young Kelt Bags 87 By MEL GALLACHEB n COMMITTEE NAMED Fort Douglas Golf club is preparing for an active season for women devotees this year Mrs J C Johnson has been named chairman of the ladies' handicap and tournament committee and she will be assisted by Mrs George A Critchlow Mrs P H Hutchinson Mrs J J Dowell and Mrs N E Waldron m Regional 7 BASKETBALL Ogden Fourth ward runner-u- p in rflatrlct defeatji Llnwln National BASEBALL Bill Terry great first baseman of New York NaUonals makes the foW lntact by slgnlng olant hold-osiege Larry French long the ut champion to win the Interdlvtslonal Pirate southpaw comes to terms M Men's title at Ogden San Francisco and Los Angeles PaHoward Shoe Co quintet of Lehi cific Coast elubs fare successand the Capltollans of Salt Lake cap-tp- fully againstleague league rivals In major senior and junior lntermountaln exhibition games U A A championships respectively BASKETBALL BOXING Henry’s Clothiers of Wichita Kan lntermountaln A A U champion- defeat Kansas City Athletic club to whoretain national A A U championships go to following boxers three-da- y successfully Weathered ship Rol112 Kermlt pounds campaign: University of Washington defeats 118 seJohn River Green lins California In final of three-gam- e Wyo: 126 Robert ries to capture Pacific Coast confer Fairweather Ogden Po- ence titlePerry Ogden: 135 Dewey Nelson Wecatello Idaho 147 Jimmy Ing ber 160 Gordon Dixon Utah AgBOXING gies 175 and heavyweight Robert catapults back Loughran Tommy Heckler Salt Lake into the heavyweight situation by Ernie Schaaf youthful BosGOLF ton battler In ten rounds at New Utah Oolf association elect W S York anUre of Forest Dale Golf club as presjack Dempsey makes a definite will ident for 1931 Ure succeeds William nouncement that henceforth heoffiAssociation fixe date confine his boxing activities to Rockefeller of Utah open for June 14 and sched- ciating and promoting bouts ules other official tournaments re 73 : 39-3- Pu-ria- W slat pro) letlc was fich lion den V thlr and for trie six-rou- TONE AT SECOND OUTLOOK ' A gyir Lch erat U nas! faci bast neci A R1 Eve B ven did Tlw the was moi a mcr C 6 T8 the situ for gyn prci allc and was ma org ip dlv: V A I i K bill licit F( Bur aa Kyi Pi ff I Atli Ci G club 11 P nd Tea C Tfa O And Pr ar Sprinter Wins Feature Event u tr T ’ ( t STYLE 220-ya- rd r ' - UU-flo- ia Fat-lick- ’s 3-- rd he 1- -5 1- -4 40-ya-rd of th BCll hrl W Sal 1- -5 Yankee Athletes Win Six Events It fan bee-lin- Champion Girl the nan ure Brlclc-larc- ra McCarthy Banks on Rhodes Gomes BAMBINO SET FOR ACTION - title for the Theory Gets Kayo Punch Second game: R H E ghar the blind bogey pries Sunday 15 2 9 Detroit (A) I The lucky llnksmen and their scores Although the annual Fort Douglas — 8 13 Francisco 3 8 San (PCD follows: p A Papworthwomen's Invitational meet 1 more Batteries: —which he usually la doing Mallett and Bridges VIKINGS OTOMANTA J A Oreenwald three months away already The result Is a fight where the boys IDAHO FALLS Idaho-W- ith the Schang McDougal Delaney Seine than are —73 R H Ramsey laid for the classic being Baldwin plans or two Ed rounds for three and spurt trying Perry Penebsky Ralph Rhode shifting to Pocatello Monday night to score a knockout Mrs Milton Mary Dooly Smith of fail in 73 Bpttzer of all the best talent in this section the effort and then perhaps R H E Denver won the meet last year and At Paso Robles: they slow down The tournament drew 35 con Portland Is It doubtful 6 whether 9 the 6 A champion C Promoter (PCL) Peters announced to a shuffle and travel the rest of teetants 7 10 4 will defend her title Pittsburgh (N) Sunday that he Will not stage the the way like a pair of old men with Batteries: land Posedel Salensen GOLF Athletic club box- rheumatism Bonneville FONSECA TRIES regular COVEY UNDERGOES KNIFE Brame Bednar and Some day some youngster will get Fitzpatrick ing program Tuesday night but will who suffered Lew Fonseca K Neitman Owen Covey Salt Lake City amahave Nelson of Port- smart enough to train on the road Germania: halve broken wrtet In ft collision with Art Phillip teur land and Ed Baker flashy Salt Lake and when that happens you’ll see Referee— H Clapam champion undergoes an appenAt New Orleans: R ’ ft E dix operation Monday and his 74 colored boxer mix It in the windup that youngster blasting his way to Cleveland (AD HOCKEY ftCORES t ' 7 2 card 8unday will probably be his last a week from that day The semifinal many great triumphs For a man with ao Falcons 5 Boaton 2 overfclm 1 bit of New Orleans ISA) 3 10 He bout was not arranged Harold good legs is a formidable foe man even Detroit golf for several weeks 2 New Haven 2 (overtime) Phllodelphia wrist loosened up by the time he Batteries: Ferrell Shoffner Crag-hea- d hopes to recover sufficiently to open Hawkswood Lewiston Utah battler if he has little else Detroit 6 Syracuse 6 ( overtime tie ' to Manager Roger Pecklnpaugh New York Ranters 0 New York Americans and Myatt Sewell Gllatto up the 1931 tournament campaign meets Walt Cleghom at Pocatello in 1931 Features King (Copyright 0 (overtime tie) in New Orleans Price Dowle and Luckey Simmons In the interraountaln amateur at Ogthe headline match Monday Toronto 2 Chicago I Syndicate Inc) 1 Providence 4L Sprint field 9 den May OF TH COURT ” R H E IN TH DISTRICT AtTsmpa: ’ SOCCER RESULTS Third Judicial Dtstrlcl to and lor Philadelphia (A) 8 6 I George Relf Jr appear to bo 78 CHICAGO Marc 15 CTS— Th Halt Lnk County State of Utah— Cincinnati (N) 4 9 0 one moat won tha wfatern soccer ot t the CO a today promising golf V corporaInane Real Batata GOLF the Ben Millers of by Batteries defeating Krause Butcher and prospect In the city At 16 year V Walker Brothers tion Plaintiff 4 4 4 8t Louis 1 to 0 In th second rame of tha WUUe Mac Farlane and Wiffy Cox HANDBALL Cochrane Lucas Benton Caroll and of age George handle his clubs field The Brickie at final series Dry Goods Oo a corporation Dafrn Sparta four-ball re took the first fame 7 to I with the flneaae of a veteran He fearle W Peirce and Cannon Lund capture annual International dent — Reedvarahlp ot ftWalkar Broth-e- Styles at Hevark: WaNational cup semifinal Fla Miami tournament at corporation douDry Goods Co U a shot A at A the Country Newark 2 Near York Hakoahs 9 regain lntermountaln tie for Tmrt Co a corporationof At Winter Haven: R H E club Sunday — duel and lter Tracy Loan Henry Hagen Ray bles championship by defeating Receiver— Caaa Ho 45SS3— Notlea 4 A - 14 2 Gables open 143 4 4 St Louis TALKS ON FISH 4 Sorenson and Merrill Smith In final first place In Coral AMERICAN FORK — Fred Fwitfr of tha'1 hearing ot flrat account of receiverand Philadelphia 0 MRS FINCH RETURNS -- 18 each 4 21 meet to supplemental bureau of fisheries will talk annual State! United of Batteries: Lindsey Johnson Kauf-man- n Mrs Elmer E Finch who often ento members of the American Fork Fish and emended order of court made and 1931 Elat a special merlin c assoclstion Mancuso and Oeme Wilson March J TRACK of 14th on the tered day outdoes husband on tho links TRACK for 7:30 P m Wednesday In the ell- -i call' The liott Stoner Schessler and Davis returned her Tracy Loan ft Trust Company a aor-Igreat Pennsyl meetln will be public Berllnger Barney from hall week last a three 6f Utah of apof Utah the Candidates University ration succesRensa weeks' visit in California receiver Upon her Utah Aggies and B Y U begin ar- vanla athlete annexes third lh the By GAYLE TALBOT JR George Plpgras Henry Johnson and pointed qualified and acting sive e championship for a golf dent of a of Walker Brothers Dry Ooodi Co a At West Palm Beach R H E arrival she made a In preparation for appractice He ST PETERSBURG Fla March 15 Ed Wells there Is the nucleus howIndoor Illinois relays course annual in curious filed the to see If haa of Utah her splendid corporation 4 3 Columbus (AA) season 9 tP)— When Joe McCarthy forsook his fair to middling staff Plpgras proaching scores 6910 California could be above entitled court and cauee Ita tint St Louis (A) points Is duplicated ever driving 11 3 B Y U relays set for Just recovering from an apold National league stamping ground report as such receiver and the said Fort Douglas Her game la two Date24 of Batteries: ' Swisher R Miller at for a hitc:n at the pendicitis operation and will not be court has set tho same for hearing In April and 35 WRESTLING weeks ahead at of her home friends to take his turn until the seaHinkle entitled and above room of Beller Bruckman the New York Yankee ready the court Gray and we can expect fine scores from Both claimants of the world's court In the City and County building Coffman and "Young Mondino That will hurt helm he feU heir son is well along SWIMMING Mrs henceforth finch Halt Lake City Utah at the hour of triumph to a number of Three others whom McCarthy Is Toronto heavyweight championshipMalcewicz Etob electa Utah university 10 o'olock a m or am soon thereafter At Clearwater Fla: R H Oeorge defeating Joe things Professional Sid Hannon deincluding counting on to bolster the staff are e counsel may ha beard on the 26th of 1932 team And Utah Ag- - t)on 4 8 3 and Jimmy Londos winning from the world's highest Roy Sherld and Louis McEvoy both to aald Indianapolis (AX) clare that the Forest Dale elub captain Buren Oordon select Van day of March 1921 Pursuant 8 1 glee 9 Garibaldi Glno salaried performer of whom were around last year and order of the cotut dated March 14 1931 Brooklyn (N) green survived th hard winter Batteries! creditors Luque Clark Moore in Ou Sonnenberg former world's notice la hereby given to and a fine lsu’ge Gordon Rhodes who had a great seaWRESTLING great style Th growing sea- of Elliott D weds Marla with Hollywood Vernon Gomez and atockboldera of aald Walker Broth- Day and Lopes Pictnlch Holahaus-e- r champion problem son on tw has pitching started and already 111 much of last er Dry Goods Co Barnhart Smith and Riddle snore week lntermountaln A A U champion- Boston at New York corporation and year is another prosto as Opinions of warm weathor In such Interested all other persona Angley pect as Is Walter Brown a big felships go to following men in annual would what mako McCarthy th permanent corporation or In the receivership aeAt San Antonio Texas— New York meet at Logan: 112 pounds J WU1 get out of the low who won 16 for Oklahoma City tata that such report of aald receiver green available Schultz Pocatello Idaho 119 Neff Paul Andrews from Birmingham combination vary will be heard ana considered at the (N) vs Chicago (A) postponed rain ‘ 128 BUI Ala Frank Barnes from Toronto Yates Logai Smart Provo aforesaid time and place and at such GROWING SEASON ON but if his five-yeLos Angeles: E H At R 147 Oowill Instrucaak McAlister receiver 135 ths Dean hearing record with the George Miner from Jersey City Jim 25 38 '4 After looking over the Country club rdon Rice Logan: 180Logan: tions as to the following matters: J- - Mull MoCliicago (NL) Cubs may Weaver from Baltimore and Philip Chicago Alex or Professional make 1 Whether ahall greens It not 6 9 Los Angeles (PCL) Sunday (a) ntana State: 175 Inman Hales Provo as a cri- Weinert from Louisville are merely be taken any further payment on account of McCafferty that Baecht Wameke and Batteries: reported regular heavyweight BUI Longson Salt Lake Yctnert haa shown terion the Yankee possibilities principal and-o- r in tercet of a certain Hartnett Grace Yerkes Burke 8a greens will be ready about April 15 Ira Dern defeats Oeorge Stinson destinies are In most promise mortgage In favor ot Metropolitan Ufa bella Dick Freed Sid and took Hannon Wilson Schulte and Ouglch In straight falls after winInsurance Co now in the principal Larruping' Lou Qehrig at first and very good hands both nines from Harry Borg and Roy Detroitearlier a um of S52300000 which said mortgage In week from Jack He always had the Lyn Lary at short are fixtures If ning R H E Von Elm In an Informal best-ba- ll At Pensacola la a lien upon those premiere and ImAmends BUllngs Mont In Denver Cubs up there or thereabouts and Sewell picked up from Cleveland last 1 match 11 7 at situate In Lot S Block SI Boston the Country club show provements Sunday aa he has the consensus seems to be that the year continues to 4 1 FUt A " Salt Laka City Survey 8 Louisville NEWARK N J March 13 (AV-- S Yankees will be similarly miUtant In the exhibitionsperform ' The annnal March 17 slash b ( b) Whether or not ae4d receiver he has a swell Batteries: Gaston Llsenbee and Cleveland of Walsh a tell running shall continue ths operation of the 4 to chance wren ProfeMlonal Mickey RUey his reign land at third base In that Berry Bass Richter and for the New York Central A A re- -- during receivership esUte In the manner and Connolly and Tom McHugh wilt pas this Alf 7rnpn'7i7 McCarthy Is proceeding cautious event Tony Lazzert will be sent back Jump made at chamform provided and set forth In the de- Shetu national the to no his on his station at second with Jimmy skirmish a without snap Judgment Ecker hill Parley’s canyon on New $10 year taking cree of aald court dated the 36th day McHugh Catherine Capp ly At loxi Miss: former Fort Dougta pro is To- - Year's day gains recognition as the plonship leading R H played) or his chances at a pennant Reese holding the utility Job Bill of June 1030 or whether aald decree comin six the unattached by yards 1 or Webber who hit 847 for Albany last Ask what 4 thinks him cated in California this rammer he of this ahall be modified or changed In any Baltimore world's record replacing the former sec1 ' and h 3 and he comes right back season la the only other infield can6 that will not defend the Irish one of 329 feet set by Hall of D- paratively slow time of 27 teepect Washington onds at the women's National A A at youplayer : ic) Whether or hot abch receiver didate Batteries: Smythe Roy Clarkson of tho etroit golf championship city and U hall make any other payments on ac- and field track championships Well what do you think of him? The ope and only Babe In better That make RUey th chamcount of principal or Interest on ac- BroW Danntng Linton: Burke Llska here Saturday farme so to He looks It L’nle shoe some Irish pro steps but health than he has seen In years and Hargrave Bolton good pion count of store apparatus and equipMrs Evelyn Ruth HaU of the will take time to get things lined up” and flushed with a strong determinaup and challenge the Nibley ment and at said hearing the Mid reFour Once Managers A C and Nellie K Women’s There wUl be no radical altera- tion to regain his home run leaderceiver will aak Instruct Lana from the for a match on Si a new tions Mates in Washington Bharka unattached7 shared In the Yankee Uneup It will ship will take care of right field with court fixing and determining the perday 5 seconds in be national record of manent policy with regard to the manpretty much the same slugging Earle Combe In center The left field In the their heats agement operation and-o- r IN EIGHT Winning disposition ROW A’S BEST outfit that performed for MUler post appears to Ue between Sam Byrd of the reoeivershlp estate' that’i tbs With Walter Johnson managing hurdles The old mark of 7 5 sec- Huggins There is a possibility of and Dusty Cooke but Myril Hoag The Athletics’ most sustained winAll persons interested as creditors Washington Roger Pecklnpaugh In onds waa held by Catherine Donovafl an Infield shakeup providing the vet- the Sacramento slugger Is giving FREEMAN famous stockholders or otherwise In said Walkning streak In 1930 was on the road command not who did compete of the Cleveland Indians of Boston Sewell continues to go at them plenty of argument eran er Brothers Dry Goods Co or the reFred The best Donl Bush WELLINGTON New Zealand winning eight straight Five I Comfort Mrs HaU had never competed un- third Joe bossing base in Chicago as the he has Walker is another ceivership estate wll be beard at Mid March 15 (AV-Tcould do training at home waa to take White Sox and prospect three track stars they her marriage three years ago time and puce and for such purpose That the of a capable Bill Dickey the club's clouting 6tanley Harris the til after Carew seven In a row wagfer patterni of the Medford Mass mound staff question must file their petitions With the Clerk from the United States who have of the Detroit Tigers Clark Mary is on pilot the look for some can catcher young biggest thing moderate prices ' of the above entitled court before the been touring the Antipode today can boast of having had half Otrls’ club equaled the national rec- McCarthy's mind there can be little valuable help from Cy Perkins the Griffith 56fh day of March 1931 won all save one of the seven events won the shot put and the javelin and of the American no wonder two milseconds in beating Alice doubt He has 17 league managers on ord Of 5 pitchers In camp veteran acquired from the Athletics this 14th day of Msrch 1931 In which they were entered In an placed second In the discus Dad his pay roll at the same time And Monk of Newark to the tape in the Including seven holdovers lion men are wearOut of last year and a trio of youngsters TRACT LOAN ft TRUST CO exhibition track meet tossed 8 60 Rothert feet the shot championship it might also be mentioned that the the lot he hopes mightily to find a Arndt Jorgens last year’s second Ry H c seklbt Trust officer Ohio won of State inches 172 threw Simpson the feet George FAMOUS 5 ing two managers who matched wits In J Receiver of Walker Brothers Dry set of Dingers who can hold the en- string backstop is getting some spira£ The discusjavelin 60 100 and dashes In 8 Inches mAvy boo sbo4 event was a the world series of 1930 Connie Mack Gooos'Co Shoes! while the crew— ited soars Ruth a from wr of ho!d emy shows wrecking r couple 12 bnch4 competition 5 10 and ttmes of 5 seconds handicap affair In which he hsd to and Gabby Street wore the Wssh-to- n tinder Iht Jurisdiction ©I the Ameriesui Ken- - Gehrig Lazxeri Combs Franklin P'lw Dickey— does rookies Bill Karlon with Spring-fiel- d t Wll- - I Rtifus Kiser of Washington f on the itve away handicaps of as hiph ss club durjiia i&ui than In the ivfvmiu its Stuff uniform In their earlier d sys Del o " 'j : A tnUit Of &VWUK rlfWt were ftVhtMtftiii last season and Tom Paddcn VflWt AAA 43-3- 0 (AV-Franc- HOOP TOURNEY HEADS MENU ‘Weaker Sex’ er 9 13 3 San Francisco (PCD Five Tie for Forest Dale Batteries: Herring Page and DeSautels Henderson BaBlind Bogey Golf Prize Five Forest Dalers were obliged to bich and Penebsky - v sharp-shootin- ST PETERSBURG Fla March 15 P—The New York Yankees overwhelmed the Boston Braves 13 to 1 Lou Gehrig clouting first base-ma- n led the batting spree with a single a double and a triple Vernon Gomez and Dusty Rhodes held the Braves to six hits The sewre: R H E 1 Boston (N) 13 New York (A) 3 15 Batteries ? Zachary McAfee Sher-dand Spohrer Cronin Gomez Rhodes and Jorgens SAN DIEOO PARIS March 15 soccer football team defeated Ger0 In the first many today match the two countries’ official teams have played in 33 years A crowd of 45004 saw the contest about 1200 j of them Germans game Vlkinca Lefty Gordy Hold Brayes To Six Hits Bobs DRAWS Boxers Quick To Weaken if Legs Crumple coring Gomez Vikings Take 43000 Top Spot in Soccer Loop GERMANY GAME V flvi in ap of in 13 sea j by art wil dit Sll 23 Da rui 130-ya- rd 1- -5 ‘ v i n Idi rvu Mt SUl |