Show & i 16 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRI DAY MORNING APRIL 24 193L ATHLETES GATHER AT PROVO FOR ANNUAL B Y U RELAYS Rook Tiger Events School High Feature First Day Beats Brown HALT MAJOR BALL GAMES lure Parade for Girls Friday Afternoon NEW YORK st Heber Provo Lincoln Sprlngvllle Bingham Pleasant Grove LehT and Spanish Fork Judges for the Junior posture parade will be Miss Mildred Metcalf of the’ University of Utah Olive Oaks Bronson of the Y W C A of Salt Lake and William E Day Salt Lake physical eduoatlon director while Miss Metcalf and Mias Bronson will be Judges of the creative dancing Wildness Proves Costly to Portland Hurlers Indians Defeat Reds mm r amfrican of the Tram Standing Lou t 1 him BO Detroit C Philadelphia Boaton Louli Ht 750 Tbrday'i Detroit 0 3 9 635 500 429 375 375 3 2j0 Thersday’s Resold Beiulii Hollywood 6 Portland Beat! I© 10 Mission 5 Oakland at Los Angeles postponed 1 Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 Others rain cold Speakers Say Football Fine College Game the at Ban Francisco flcbeduU Friday Philadelphia at Bouton York ft Sacramento 2 rain 2 DETROIT April 23 W)— Tom Bridges rookie Detroit pitcher and Walter Stewart ace of the St Louts Browns’ pitching staff gave a denv onstration of fine hurling today as JL R H Score 031 100 001—4 14 0 1 8 000 001 300—3 Portland Yde Batteries Bray and Bevereld House Lahti Keating and Woodall Charlie Gehrlnger doubled snd raced home Game Will Never Die De- on Alexander's single for the only wore Kress who collected three of clares Griffith in BanSt Louis' four hits off Bridges doubled with one but In the ninth but Schulte and Jenkins popped out quet Honoring Solem Twenty-on- e thousand persons braved the cold weather to see the SEATTLE Wash April 23 CP)— The Indians took a 2 to 1 lead In the Coast league series here today wlth the Missions winning 10 to 5 Bonnelly a new member of the Se- attle pitching staff entered the game In the fourth Inning to stop a rally by the visitors and held them to one run and three hits for the rest of the contest Tigers won the season’s Navln field by 1 to 0 In the fourth Inning DES MOINES Iowa April 23 (UP) opener ST LOUIS football in B H O A m 3 0 1 1 particular were defended In speeches IFvey 4 0 110 Burns lb made here tonight at a banquet hon- Ooftlln 4 1 4 0 l( 4 3 0 3 oring the tenth anniversary of Ossie fCrM 9b Solem as football coach at Drake Rebuilt cf 44 © 04 00 0 Jenkln r( university Mfllllo 2 b 3 6 1 3 Major John L Griffith commis- Ferrell e P 33 00 30 31 sioner of athletics of the Big Ten Betwixt said that football might be killed as Total —College athletics and opener 4 If 3 1 0 0 2b 3 1 3 0 Atexinder lb 3 1 6 1 MrManm 3b 3 O 1 1 3 18 0 DolJaek rf 3 0 3 1 Owen m 3 0 4 0 Srhanf c Bridie p f 133 000 000 000 100 000—0 I “ HAROLD Totals SAN FRANCISCO April 23 (f) — The Seals Inaugurated night baseball In their new park here and defeated Sacramento 5 to 1 before a large crowd Sam Gibson late of the Detroit Tigers was master of the situation! throughout The score: MANNING’ 00— i Summary Run batted In— Alexander “The politicians professional prohit— Kress Ohrlmer Stolen moters and the newspapers will gladly Tao-bato McManus base— Doljack Double play— Harold Manning Wltehlt oollege Peyton Glass Jr Okla3 Struck Alexander Base on assume the responsibility of promot000 homa Aggie sprinter and Tommy Warne Northwestern pole vaulter Sacramento —Bridie 3 4 001 out Stewart Francisco ing football If the colleges do not are three of the midwest stars who will show their Olympic potentiali- Ban Batteries— Chesterfield wish to administer the game” said Olbaon and Baldwin ties In the Drake relays at Des Moines Iowa Ferrell two-mil- er balla-Brld- fes Weg Orlfflth ’In my Judgment college football not only has a firmer place In the i content hearts of the American people today In the senior high posture parade than ever before but Is being adminwhich will be held at 1:30 p m Sat- istered honestly It has been Inurday more than a score of schools tegrated with the other university are entered and this event promises departments and next fall with unto outclass previous year’s presenta- abated Interest the great American tions in the matter of color and num- public will again turn its attention bers William E Day Lieutenant to this game” John A Stewart and Captain C J Attacking critics of college athKrams all of Salt Lake and the lat- letics as Jealous of their success and ter two officers In the Thirty-eight- h Interest created in them Robert C infantry at Ft Douglas will Judge Zuppke University of Illinois footthe senior girls’ pasture parade ball coach declared that "If football i Miss Jeppson will be referee end Is abolished the intercol starter for the girls' events Friday legists program willpresent fall” with Miss Florence Maw announcer Disqualification of coaches for malGrace F Paulson Dorothy Hoover practice and unethical conduct as and Florence Fowler scorers: Lorene In other professions was advocated Randall Alina Coleman and Louise by Dr Harry M Gage president of Swenson timers and Evelyn Bryne Goe oollege Ethel Robinson Margaret Swenson Other speakers were Governor Dan and Edna Snow as Judges of the fin- W Turner Rev M A Mulcalre vice ish Nettle Neff Smart dean of wo- president of Notre Dame Dr D W men at B Y U will be custodian Morehouse president of Drake and of prizes K L WUson athletic director at James E Moss of Salt Lake will be Northwestern referee of the boys’ events Saturday The banquet came on the eve of Cl Ott Romney Earl Holmstetd and the twenty-secoannual Drake reO J Hart will set as timers with lays and hundreds of prominent Keifer B Sauls T Hettlg and Glen coaches and athletes attended Wilkinson official scorers oi)twwn association Superintendent Joseph F Merrill IUiOu Ih Won Lost Pet and President Franklin 8 Harris will s 807 I be the honorary referees the latter Attent 4 600 awarding the winning athletes their Mompht 4 Util Rock 654 4 658 prizes Special guests will Include Nw Orlen 654 Blrmlnthm I4 1 members of the state high school Chttnoo 400 D-executive committee composed of s 915 Nihvlll 300 I Mitchell president H R Adams Mobil Angus Maughsn Le Grand Noble ImiUi L W Nellson J O Swenson Willis Mobil 4 Tbindar'i Atlanta 8 Little Rock 3 Chattanooga 3 A E Bateman arbitrator Savage Npw Orleans 4 Birmingham f and O Oren Wilson secretary Memphis ft Nashville I nd Ta uit§ I 6 ' 000 001 001-- r h6 1 I RARE FABRIC VALUES— Rich heavier worsteds serges bard twists tweeds herringbones and basket weaves I I April 23 Tolan Defends Dash Title (AV-Wesl- Ferrell won hla third game of the season here this afternoon limiting the White Sox to five hits as Cleve- Brilliant Two-Mile- rs land won the second game of the seSeek Title ries 8 to 2 Ferrell gave but one scratch hit in the first five frames but essed up when his mates gave DES MOINES Iowa April 23 (FI— him a lead to work on Headed by one world's record holder CLEVELAND BHOA sectional 4 1 13 0 and’ many national and Burnett 9b 5 3 0 Blu 11) Simon of 4 s i : Fonseca lb track elite of the nathe champions cf 0 3 Averlll rf Reynold! 16 Etohrodt ll 4 110 tion trouped Into Des Moines for Hodapp 2b CIimIL 3b 4 0 3 3 the 22nd annual Drake relays startiVosmik If 3 0 13 Kinm lb Falk rf 4 0 4 4 ng tomorrow Hunnefialdaa 4 0 13 lApvUnf M e 3 0 1 Eddie Tolan Michigan’s midnight 0welL I I4 N1 Bruton Tt 3 0 0 Farrell i3 p ill III in BABE MUST Berg Tackles TAKE LONG Canzoneri in PERIOD OFF Ordered to Remain in Hospital Five Days Then Rest Several Weeks Close-fittin- 100-yar-d 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 1 1 X-r- ay Ho-d- dt Tiro-be- e Three-bss- two-mil- e Cs-se- two-mll- ! EVEN FINER TAILORING— Bettering onr own past high standards of hand tailoring Celanese coat and sleeve linings to match Perfect Fit Guaranteed No Charge for Alterations !Sn “Town-Hall- ” “Town-Hall- ” Socks— 23 £ Shirts and Shorts—S9£ Each “Town Hall” Shirts (144 e Tale BAT DEFENDS TITLE IN GO athletic lapels CHICAGO BOSTON April 23 PJ— No matter express recognized holder of the dash record at 95 seconds was where he Is Babe Ruth cannot escape Moor p uMeKsln 10 here to defend his laurels against the the camera Baseball’s sultan ot 33 6 27 16 latest crop of college sprint aces Paul swat laid low with a severely bruised Totlli II IS 37 Totll Swift Washington state's dash ace Bttd (or Brxton tn ivnth hip spent most of today posing his siBittil lor Moor In ninth Peyton Glass of the Oklahoma Ag- injuries before the Soon by lnntnss camera here Hass of Minnesota M3 and tot 103—6 gies Johnny OlvInd 000 001 OiO— 3 were Bent the Chtclio Peter at Tolan’s hospital to honor Brigham dispute ready Summsrr: Errors— Hodspp Hunnftld One of the greatest fields of disDr Francis Newton the attending 3 Appllni Runs bttd In— Fonieca Burnett Ferrell Remolds Eton-ro- tance aces ever assembled will appear physician used up scores of plates e Falk 3 Averlll hits —BIus In the two-milrun Harold Man- almost s Sewell Ferrell Averlll as many as the news photoghits— Stolen bsee— Burnett ning Wichita university’s dlmunltlve Foneers Remolds devote to the babe when he raphers 1 Sscrlflces— Hunnflld Hodeppt Double national chamcollegiate Plsyi— Ctssell to AppUn to Blue Hodspp pion and conqueror of the east's best la cavorting on the diamond and the to Hunnedtld to Foneers Appling toBrss-to- lln late afternoon's supply revealed that to Blue Bases on bells— Ferrell 3 tn the MUlrose A A games seeks to the Babe’s muscle and nerve injuries I Struek out— Ferrell Hits— Bra-to- n regain the to title lost he 10 In 7 Moors 3 In 3 Hit with pitched were becoming less marked Orval Martin of Purdue last year hell — Brxton by Hodspp Psased be The physician a specialist on bone Starvish Knocks Out Clark Chamberlain of Michigan structure has advised Ruth to reState Ray Putnam of Iowa State main In the hospital for five days Kinnear in Post Event Brock-smitSix Big champions Leas and more and then rest for several weeks of Indiana former Big Ten This plan meets with the approval of A knockout in the sixth round champions and the present cham- Joe McCarthy manager of the New brought Iron Man Starvlsh Victory pion Austin of Michigan also will York Yankees who ordered the Babe over K O Kinnear in the main event contest hla efforts to remain Idle until he was positive of the weekly boxing bill at Fort Vem McDermott of Illinois Amer- his Douglas Wednesday night They are Injury was completely healed ican Indoor pole vault record holder fears that the bruise welterweights McCarthy renews hla battle with Tommy Warn may Kid Mahon won a wide decision Into a chronic "Charley Northwestern defending champion horse"develop semiNEW YORK April 23 which would result In gradual over Red Davis In the and 13 record holder at feet disablement Several of the Yankees final a furious affair which saw Drake "Bat” Battallno 11 Inches on canvas In the third the featherweight champion will derecalled that Ruth suffered a some- Davis In the fend his tiUe here In a high hurdle Lee what similar Injury In Chicago sev- round when the gong averted his losmatch with Fidel La Barba ot Loe Sentman of Illinois tltleholder will eral years ago and expressed the ing by knockout They weighed 135 Angeles Calif May 22 Madison seek to crack the world’s record of opinion the old hurt was a contribu- pounds 144 which he approached last week outSquare Garden announced today tory factor In the severity of the Flying Fannell a at Kansas La Barba te a former flyweight one pointed Artie Light post welterweight present Edward Oordon University of exhibichampion During the Indoor champion in a WHITE BOXING GLOVES USED tion campaign of the fall and winter Iowa negro Jumper seemed certain re to boxing broad to glove the in Barba and designated repeat Jump Hegg defeated Sarbaugh by techwhipped both Kid for use In bout in Miami Fla till year Chocolate and Kid Francis rival break the existing meet record of to nical knockout In the third round eliminate fouling 24 feet 2 3 4 Inches while L D Welcontender for the featherweight Garrison decisloned Farkas in a REGATTA DATES SET don also of Iowa Javelin throw chamcrown slugging match and Wheeler The Canadian Royal Henley regatta pion In 1928 and 1930 was the class of be held thle year on July 90 31 and Au- and McFall fought to a draw in other the spearheavers bouts of the program gust 1 at 8t Catherines Ontario Probability of cool weather seemed to be the only drawback to new records In several relay events Tomorrow’s program will be chiefly preliminaries with finals scheduled only In the university distance medley relay and the college spring medJERSEY CITY K J April 23 ley CCTS) — Wladek Zbyszko heavyweight wrestler is being sued tor a Berlinger Defends" separation here by dainty Vila M11U Decathlon Title the seventh annual Colorado relays Snow and cold weather at Boulder to former Ztegfeld beauty They were be held In the stadium here Bat PHILADELPHIA 23 (JPh-The cause April married here three yean ago Ike Armstrong to take urday afternoon promise to overmay Wl-dbefore the the bf day said The frail opening k girl no trackmen to the annual Colo- shadow any track and field carnival was too rough She left him last 37th annual carnival of relay races rado university relays scheduled ever held in the region September and went back to Broad- and field sports of the University of Pennsylvania found few athletes on there Friday and Saturday the Hie great array of track and field way "He punched me pulled my hair Franklin field Fine weather was In- Crimson mentor declared Thursday talent entered from four states arms behind my and twisted my should provide stiff competition and bauik ” Miss MI111 said in her com- dicated for tomorrow record-breakiThe two days’ athletio carnival afternoon performances In "He tore my clothes off and plaint me Armstrong made this announce- every event Relay marks stand in tossed about like a rag doll I opens tomorrow morning with the ment of of a report danger going by the board it pre following receipt Bernard Berlinger the don't see how I survived hla violence" decathlon snow which fell Wednesday meet performances are any indicaZbyszko who la 46 makes $50000 University of Pennsylvania star who that night and early Thursday had cov- tion year hla wife asserts The' wre- won the decathlon last year will de- ered the track and had left In its Snow and low clouds caused some stler denied her charges and an- fend bis title wake a apprehension here about the success temperature' nounced he would oppose the suit ' These conditions Armstrong said of the meet but if the sun should LEAGUER DIES are too NATIONAL LEAGUE unsuitable for competition come out Friday and Saturday the DAYTON Ohio April 23 (P— WilTmsii llulli wl th Won liam T Otey 44 former pitcher for particularly so because of the danger track will be In perfect shape A Lost the Washington Senators and Pitts- of pulling tendons which athletes modern drainage system prevents 1 I St Louis from losing their firmBoston $ Pirates died here today He would risk Buck Grant and Nate the cinders burgh j New York t 3 Walter B Franklin manager pitched for Washington in 1911 and Long two sure nominations for the ness 4 ChtCM meet of the 1912 for Pittsburgh In 1913 and for trip are too valuable point possibilipredicts a fast track 4 3 Pittsburgh 3 Philad'lphli Davton In the old Central league In ties in conference competition to so for Saturday 1 Cincinnati of Colorado While the invirisk University their future worth in tin 1914 I Brooklih tational meet Armstrong pointed track team Is Installed a favorite to defend Its title successfully Coach out Tkantor'a Enalli Alt ftmu postpones: mid tain Further information on the Potts’ team will meet stiff competl weather Armstrong will receive from tion from Utah Colorado Aggies and SohrSale Friday Colorado Friday and if conditions Colorado college Boston at Brooklyn for the better he may select With last year’s record breakers Near York at change Philadelphia Chle-acat Fit tabu rah the special events group Friday forenoon and de- again entered Inbroad Cincinnati at at louia records in the Jump high part that evening for the meet Wind and rain caused the Utes Jump javelin and pole vault may intfrnational irtot’E Slaadia (A ( th Thbi for a fall Hamilton of Coloeiiwtl® frM the vsimtaa- - to cut short their track and spring due ib by tb Vtab 3uu Won Leat lYt ! 4 football workouts Colorado and Haragain Thursday rado ofBlrney ofare Baltimore 2 6 714 Bearers’ aMeJaOa U It MMsbers) the defending Aggies this week Monday al- vey twice Toronto I 426 Only Preblem N wen4 lau 3 6 Montreal 493 baUev bit ball it sberi alee ie ways a light day and Tuesday have champions entered brt 4 1 371 fumble Buffalo in teJni fer U h ball The shot put event will find a 4 4 500 Jereer City whb ib bene runner the rnnner ree the Crimson athletes enjoyed a real 4 4 good battle among four men who Rochester 500 U thir4 14 Ibe better practice itreni it 1 Newark be eat have approached Beattie’s record of interbel the ban raanir i ii ference I Readini b4 th bn iter bU it fireir BOULDER Colo" April 23 m— 48 feet They are Linder of Colo6 thli eeealien written With 686 athletes from ten colleges rado Morris and Dykcman of Ag(The nver Tkarsda ' BesaRl by M I "Mirk1 Aennlnn (be All Itmei postponed) rain coML tun wUI be eirea la inker lease) and high schools slated to appear gies and Campbell of Denver xWtwood coats g puff shoulders extension waist bands notch or peak Title Contest! April 23 (UP)— The first International lightweight championship bout in 14 years will take place at the Chicago stadium tomorrow night when Tony Canzaneri of New York tltleholder meets Jack (Kid) Berg of England route over the On May 28 1917 Benny Leonard brought the lightweight title back to the United States when he scored a technical knockout over Freddie Welsh of Wales in the ninth round of their bout In New York City Tomorrow night Berg who has won 24 straight victories since he was held to a draw by Stanislaus Loayza In June 1929 threatens to take the title back to England SPRING STYLES— NEWEST 3 31x— ft 13 2 Vinci and Wlrta Hangs Up Third Win of Year CHICAGO aJVl Score R H X 1 000 401 000— ft 8 Misclons 1 123 0O0 40x— 10 14 Seattle Batteries: T Pillette Lleber and Bren-- 1 tel ZanUiser Bonnelly and Cox BHOA cf 0 3 0 Ohrlticer by a college sport but that It would St Score Dull never die as a game Detroit jo Trouser Hollywood DETFtorr H Walker Q Walker -- PORTLAND Ore April 23 (F)— Hollywood won from Portland again today 8 to 3 despite home runs by Wildness by Coleman and Berger three Portland pitchers was costly it Cleveland flf Louis ft Detroit Waihlniton at Chicago Hew -- “Town Hall” eoi 0 5 9 9 Washington il tQiiacsU rfkand n Pet a I Nfw York ClmlimJ ANGEL SLUGGER HURT LOS ANGELES April 23 (PJ— Vincent Barton slugging outfielder obtained by Los Angeles from the Chicago Cubs today slipped snd fell down tlie back steps of his residence here cutting one hand so badly that several stitches were necessary He probably will be out of the Angel baseball lineup for a week rACIFIC C04ST LFAGfE Btandln af tb Team Lost Won close game local Wednesday on 8 9 score took big contest which overcame by con- dropped to diamond Harding early winners Lick Cliisox st A clearing sky following a slight rainstorm Thursday afternoon promised excellent weather for the re newal of this event Entries continued to pour In even at such a late hour and more than 2200 athletes boys and girls are expected to participate in the huge classic With more than 14 schools entered In the Junior high school posture parade which will be held at 1:30 p m Friday in the "V stadium and eight schools entered In the creative dance competition these two events new this year appear to be features of the Initial day’s program Miss Wilma Jeppson In charge of the girls' events reports that these events are exceptionally popular Schools entered In the junior high posture parade are Wasatch- Central Dixon Davis Payson Farrer RivertonAmerican Fork Murray Sandy Pleasant Grove Bingham Lincoln and Cyprus Schools entered in the dance contests are Wasatch high at Ducks’ Home Harding Junior high baseball team hard fought a the Helper Take 100 Runs Futile The of to by a lead In the a nine the of the Hollies Win sistentpartclouting gradually Bridges Allows Only Four Hits Stewart 5 Injuns 23 (Fj—RiUn April colorful and and cold weather today forced of cancellation all in league largest event of its kind the games and all butNational two American west Brigham Young univer- league games All of the games annual Inv- in the International league also sity’s twenty-firrained out itation track and field meet oere The two games left on the and relay carnival will get un- American league schedule were der way Friday when more St Louis at Detroit and Cleveland than 900 feminine stars from at ItChicago was the first cancellation of senior and Junior high schools eastern games since the season of the state will gather to opened April 14 compete in more than two score track dance and posture parade contests PROVO-Mo- Eddie Tolan Picked to Hurling Ace Colorful Junior High Pos4 STORM COLD HELFER BEATS HARDING Wright’s PRICE— Coach Clark STARS AIM AT DRAKE MARKS h WITH FIDEL d (V-Christo- k 120-yar- Step up your game with the extra speed of Speedwin four-roun- la lt In Divorce ng Speedwin $10 One tennis truth is that you can’t get far without a good racket Another is that Speedwin is the least 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