| Show 18 TIIE f SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TIITO15AY MORNING APRIL 53 193T UTES LOOM AS THREATS TO RECORDS OF COLORADO RELAYS Grant Long Aim at Old MeetMarks Eight reels of motion picture films on wild Ufa will comprise the two-bo- ur program of the halt Lake County Fish and Game association Thursday at the Hippo- Ike Team Completes PROVO— Although the time entries In the B Y U Invitation track and field meet to bo held Friday and Saturday was up Baturday entries April 18 will be allowed to compete this year Coach C J Hart anafternounced Wednesday limit for drome theater The show begins at 8 p m The pictures embrace fishing particularly fly fishing and hunting of ducks grouse and mountain lions In addition to their educational value they offer splendid cenlo views of vacation spots of the west and other parts of the country President Clarence Evans and Recretary J W Warburton of the county association previewed the Buck Imperils Own High Jump Standard British Meet EIGHT REEL SHOW DEPICTS OUTDOOR LIFE Colorado One of two university relay carnival records 'trembles on the brink of oblivion because Its holder will be a member of the Crimson's six man contingent to the meet at Boulder Saturday after noon The record In the high jump Buck Grant haa been In possession of since that day In 1928 when as a freshman he crossed the bar at 8 fret 2 Inches to astonish R M C track followers Grant with his tain Nate Long are two certain Utah-owne- last-minu- te noon Late entries work a great hardship on the committees in charge and should be rushed now Hart declared PROVO— With the entry list for boys totaling 970 Wednesday noon films Wednesday night and promore than 600 girla entered In and nounced them highly Interesting the feminine events and posture paand educational rades Brigham Young university’s Members of tha county organisation who present their cards annual track and field meet and reto be the lay carnival promises may with their parties be admitand most colorful ever ted free Each one la urged to largest staged bring one or more guests Entry lists from 31 schools who have sent cards stating that they would participate In the event are yet to be received by Coach C J Hart general director Entries from these schools in the total number to participate Is expected to reach close to TANFORAN RACE This will eclipse last year's TRACK 2200 Calif April 22 (IP)— Jockey Felix record when 2007 entrants 1095 Roberts apprentice young men from 83 schools and 912 rider was killed here today when girls from 32 schools participated his mount Laumala crashed into Fourteen schools have already enthe rail and hurled Roberts thirty tered the tennis tourney A slight feet down an embankment The change In this tourney has been made It will be held Friday at 2 boy’s neck was broken 2 Tanforan Rider Killed in Crash ties to represent the Beehive state InstltuUon In the meet Saturday Ike Armstrong Utah coach announced Wednesday The remaining four will be named following workouts Thursday at which time tha Ute coach expects to find a group capable of stepping some speedy relay races The decision depends chiefly on whether Armand sprinters strong's quarter-mller- s will produce a faster team for shorter relays or whether In hla and mllers lie the chances of mope formidable teams In the longer relays -- New Medley Belay Complicates Selection The medley relay at the Boulder meet this season demands one runner capable of stepping 1320 yards and another of traveling the mile route which somewhat complicates Armstrong's problem If he selects a group of sprinters capable of stepping distances to and including the d run he must confine activities to the shorter relays quarter mile halt mile and mile For the and medley events he must perforce Include and mllers In his Attracts US Woman Ace p m Instead of on Saturday as In The entry list of previous years eleven of the schools entered Is as follows Singles Evans L: D S C West Oreen Rock Springs Dokas Booth Provo Roylance Springvllle Owen Wasatch academy Thorn Pleasant Lincoln Miller Grove Farley Judge Memorial Petty Nephl and Jones Logan Doubles Bennion and Love L D 8 C Hurdley and Heiner Rock West Adams and Oreen Springs Wilson and Davies Provo Lyalland Straw Springvllle Mueller and Delpalz Wasatch academy Pleasant Qourley Wright and Grove Conrady and Cosgrave Barnett and ByJudge Memorial ron Nephl and Stewart and Cooley Logan Jordan B Y U high and East high schools have also entered butt their representatives have not been named yet Ernest Jensen crack Payson’s sprinter and field man was the chamlatest entry In the Jensen runs pionship Wednesday rd 100 and dashes In fast the d time steps the and half-mil- e races In close to record time but hurls the javelin discus and puts the shot with the best of them In ' 1 ' SAN FRANCISCO April 22 WV Mrs Anna McCune Harper of Oakland Cal first national ranking wo- - "C man tennis player will compete In the Wimbledon England championships this year She will leave her May 1 and sail from New York May 15 star has practiced The three and four times a week since the national tournament last August and has improved her game in several deHoward Kinsey former partments Davis cup and national star has been Instructing Mrs Harper and he saya she has mastered spins and counter-action two details in which she was weak Mrs Harper will be making hef first appearance at Wimbledon and Is looking forward to another meetth4 ing with Miss Betty Nuthall young English girl who defeated her In the finals of the 1930 American championship The Oakland matron will travel with three other American players John Van Ryn and the latter’s wife this section Although Utah schools will fur- the former Marjorie Gladman and more nish than half the number of Oeorge Lott of Chicago Mrs Harper more than 10 will pair off In the women's double the participants Idaho schools will be entered in the with Mrs Ryan and In mixed douevent bles with Lott- left-hand- ed 4 220-ya- 400-yar- half-mller- a V I 440-yar- two-mtl- e haU-milc- " selection- The Crimson contingent will leave Friday afternoon for the meet arriv- Ing in time to limber up and compete The other records of the Colorado meet Utah now holds are the Crimson medley relay set In 1928 by timing 3 minutes 34 seconds but this event which called for a run two successive and an sprints 88Q yard run was discarded - 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Twist it- -it closes! 440-yar- d 220-yar- d Returns to HOME Carnoustie Far-Fame- d imwdlng withAtnrgn?en!deSIhe ' Crimson half mile quartet stopped the distance last week In 1 :81 25 only i ft® 3 I S seconds slower than the Colo- rado meet' present standard The other mark which appears likely to crumble at the hands of Utah seem so by virtue of the presBy BOBBY JONES ence of Grant and Long In the meet American Open British Open AmerLong Capable sf Bettering ican Amateur and British lOO Ysrd Dash Record - : ' Amatear Champion The present dash record X was talking the other day with for the Colorado affair la 10 seconds Arthur Clarkson" a Scottish golf flat which is slower by of a second than Nate ling’s state record professional who for years has been Albers of Denver U holds the mark well known on the Paclflo coast Grant who established a new atate Naturally the conversation-relat- ed record of :14 In the high mostly to golf ‘and naturally too hurdles will have a splendid opportunity to enhance his reputation It soon turned to Carnoustie where when he competes In this event the British open championship la to against Clarence Quinlan Colorado be played this spring for the first U ace Saturday Allott of O U time I wonder If the vast army of realise exactly 19 Mwnds American golfers In 1927 a time that had been bettered what this little Scottish town which in other conference competition aew can be seen across the bay from Bt eral times Grant also excelled hla Andrews has meant to American OF NOTED EXPERTS u ' ' d PREP NETTERS PLAY AGAIN EAST IN LEAD one-fift- 5 The fourth round In the Tllll-cuhigh school tennis league will bo played Thursday afternoon All matches start at 4 120-ya- mrk hLgh golf The league-leadin- g East squad battles Davis at KaysviUe Jordan goes to West and Westminster to L D S j one-ma- Wednesday Fights m-Me- ten-rou- nd I”'' ciXrvTiW:s: Jrr1 jj -- -- It university In addition Coach Lawson Robertson has other great stare There’s Carl Coan outstanding mile sensation on the winter Indoor tracks who did 4:152 In winning that L C A event Fred Btelner a remarkable shot putter and a crack relay team Jack Edwards Horace Steel Jimmy Healy and Bill Carr of championship caliber Bright as Penn's prospects are for relay honors the fondest hopes of most Blue and Red admirers are centered In the varsity eight which Coach "Rusty” Callow is developing on the Schuylkill river 4-- one-mi- le Lady Selli Takes Tanforan Feature SAN FRANCI8CO April 22 (PI— ridden by Lloyd Fage Lady Seth beat out the field today in the Benicia handicap feature race of the day at Tanforan The J A Parsons entry set a new track record of 1:41 for the mile and 70 yards It cut four-fiftof a second off the mark made last year by another Parsons entry Seth's Hope which ran third today Morpheus of the San Mateo Stock Farm was second Ably hs (TV-Tick- No Giange in Athletic Policy At Notre Dame Says Harper ed 0°°-acr- “nat-Harp- rJen‘ ““" ‘"-K- ara er ?3000000 garage Improvement enables us to offer to our friends a complete gsrsio service day and nlgbt storage washing greasing polishing auto repairs and tires w f:r lilfLTII All One Piece Imagine a razor that’s all one piece— noth ing to take apart— easy to load and clean Amazingly Simple 1- -4 he set a hew Utah Right off the bat without any AKRON bhlo yer (K O) record of 8 feet 2 58 Inches He holds records before me when I am able Chrlstner 197 Akron heavyweight to name the two golfing families of won the conference record of 0 feet 3 14 Inches as well Smith and Malden It aeems to me Frankiea Wine 182 2 decision over Butte Mont records which that X have gone a great way toward -- 2?? Col?r10 R- - M C and other Illustrating the point nmiwL will seek Lltt-ma- n MILWAUKEE P — Tait to break follow There la hardly any way of estiCudahy Wis middleweight neiAvs mating what influence haa been ex- decisively b- -w erted by Alex Willie and Macdonoutpointed Willie Oster u&VSSd<f ald Smith not only In what they Boston in ten rounds Dnvr have done by the marvelou manner Color tr In which they have demonstrated the CLEVELAND Ohio (IP) — Bushy JIT luunu' lm col- art of golf but also and more espe- Graham Rochester N Y featherColorado eolltrt In their and sound cially compre- weight outpointed Johnny Datto trtih 0 hensible methods of teaching Alex Cleveland Filipino In six rounds j”'4"- ‘irrirunjuiLL-LaSmith alone If he had done nothing’ hltWhardlellAilott O 0 JJJ more than help to develop In the person of Stewart Malden No Jerry Travera and Glenna Collett would one who knew Stewart Malden’a D' have made an outstanding contribu- awing could look at either Alexa or A Brewr t‘a“— ft' ales la 4H to tion to American golf ISM1 me and have any doubt that we had j'voiin-Bir- tirf c T7 m ft in in! In all we have had In Atlanta at both learned our game from Stewvarious the clubs V Utah six professionals art °r“t ft au H?ah Almost Asaloo 47 ft 114 in who came over from Carnoustie — who plays golf 103a!0 Alex Smith Jtmmy Maiden Stew- over here everybody is particularly interested Hamilton C C J ft i art Malden Willie Mann Charlie this year In the of MacGray and Willie Ogg It Is small donald Smith anpossibility old Carnoustie wonder then that the name of Car- boy returning to win the British Promoter Fixer Pricer noustie is well known among Atlan- open over the links where he learned ta golf ere his game or Championthip Bout la hardly necessary to say It would be a fitting conclusion to both Alexa Stirling who won that the that tournament which would cause NEW YORK April 22 women’s national championship general rejoicing among golfers for the heavyweight title match bi- three times In succession and I owe If Macdonald Smith tween Max Schmellng and Young a great deal to the Carnoustie school everywhere win It should S tripling in Cleveland July 3 will sell for 1549 $1250 and $25 Including taxes Dick Dunn who will promote the fight for Madison Square Garden announced here today He said a gross Intake of 81500000 wa possible If the 110000 seats In the mu! nicipal stadium were sold Joe Jacobs Schmellng's manager will leave tonght lor Cleveland to select a training camp for hla glad— managed with Us thousands of 1 iator Schmellng will attend the by the task of hastily trans- - tie was Kentucky derby In Louisville May 18 absorbing his time The rancher said he was gratified and will start training the next day JStti5rSi?h&giemenli01 25 ei at also will BtrlbUng start his workouts natcheduraliy being recalled after many to the place where he de somewhere In Cleveland May 17 present j vclopcd P°li nationally famed football Idea at v(urlnuln when he re- - and baseball teams from 1913 to 1917 turns as athletic director May 1 ( when he resigned to enter the cattle haven’t "I formulated any detailed business with his father-in-laA PAY said the man stock under plans” Harper became a football coach at whose tutelage at Notre Dame Knute Alma college in Michigan upon com- Rockne started the football carver pletion of hla course at Univerwhich led to recognition a a grid- - sity of Chicago In 1908 the where he iron genius Played football and baseball "I will follow the same Meals to he coached Wabash college at Laterle regard to athletics which I followed Ind At the end of four' when at the university” Harper years at Wabash he was as said declaring he had kept In touch athletic director of Notre chosen Dame with the school’s athletic svstem The late Knute Rockne had known since resignation In 1918 and found the hosoltallty of the ranch tor Rtomarh Disorders Gl lour it little changed In thirteen years which Harper la quittinghuge It is lounder the guidance of Rockne cated In southwest Kansas a few Stomach stc J “I haven’t really time to consider miles east of Ashland there the erstat aR drug stores details” Harper-saiindicating that while athletic director of Notre Dame Cocoodltlonslly guaranteed the settlement of business In connec- achieved a widespread as tion with the huge ranch he has a breeder of registered reputation j Hereford F By HARDIN BURNLEY On the eve of the historic Penn relays Friday and Saturday thoughts of the athletic-minde- d naturally turn to Barney Berllnger long acn claimed as "the track team’ of the Blue and Red Last year he was the chief Illumination at this blue ribbon eastern classic which Is an annual feature at the Penn stadium In Philadelphia Bamey won the decathlon with a score of 746 points This year he Is expected to repeat his victorious form at the recent I C games at New York indicating that Barney's better than ever On that occasion he achieved 27 points breaking the former Intercollegiate record of 25 made by Sol "Happy” Furth of New York V 4-- A o’clock J a5!idT!!fT Athlete to Put School Over in Relays ’ the first real razor news years! 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