Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY ’MORNING 1931 MAY-1- 19 UTES AGGIES COUGARS MEET FOR DIVISIONAL TRACK TITLE Holt Upsets Freed to to Play Christensen for Net ' T Indians Rank: Champ at Last Favoritesto Ilenry Colton young London pro who Friday won the 1500 guineas Southport golf tournament Retain Honor Champs Hand “ Tonic in Rommel Blanks Indians Uhlc Shuts Out 0 Yanks Griffs Win — Surprise Victor B Cinder Team Of Madison Takes Meet laic GOLFERS Tribe Sixth pI for SPRIN Loss in Row GENE SARAZEN - ' 4 raul Holt ace of the B Y U net players who gained the final round of the state Inter rollrglates by downing Dave Freed of Utah seeded No 2 YU Star Sensation of College Meet Junior Happy days are here again (but’river the eyes they were going to Granite High Hoy 6 Ute Rapqueteers Beaten in too soont j?or keep on the ball have a start singing jcion't Girls 10 Make Bouils 4-of habit over the all premises roving sages Creation jali sorts of days (and the average the back Many Preliminaries of' Slate swings that were to be slow Plymouth Third golfer should note this) are here— and measured are as swift as the New Records is’me of joy and some or sorrow of stroke of a rattler Tourney llUW THEY FINISHED hope and of despair days of slicing Patience Essential to Lilrls Total Boys Oranlt 25 and of hooking of shanking and of Acquiring Proficiency AMERICAN LEAGUE 6pcdal to The Tribune 3 Madison 24 PROVO— Paul Holt Brigham Slindior of ihe Clubs tupping Once more throughout the Discouragement sets In and the Plymouth 3 32 PROVO — Clear skies and o 21 ration golfers again are abroad In season which held so much Cyprus Young university ace and Jack P 4 promise Jrlvlng e Divot-arWarm weather presaged an the land 7 2 ChristensenUtah State becomes a joyless prospect This dis- Blame digging days assault on in large measure can be unprecedented Agricultural college star will meet couragement Bafball us with Championship right 11 If of the final avoided 10 in would the but Blame Cyprus Saturday morning golfers Western division track and adopt Boys— The exuberant Uirls— Plymouth 27 oranlte 8 a proper attitude toward the game Utah state collegiate meet singles field records when athletes of golfer drags out while Holt and Eldon Brlnley rankThe prevalent thought among dufMadison Coach Clint of closet or attic the University of Utah Utah fers this time of year is: "Well I nosed out tire larson's athletesboys ing Cougar doubles team will play tire bag of golf by Plymouth Friday’ Remlli Christensen and Glade Llnebaugh Just know I'm going to sock that ball a 24 to 22 score In the Granite Junior clubs laid away New York 0 Detroit Aggies and B Y U gather a mile this season!” stellar Aggie doubles combination for Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 0 with a sigh last high track and field meet held as here Saturday afternoon for How on 12 Chicago 8 the doubled championship They expect to Improve their game part of the field day activities at Libautumn He Is Washington 8 St Louis 8 Christensen Is the defending sinAs several the annual meet at strokes the beginning more once while the Granite happy a matter of fact most of them will erty park Friday gles champion while he and his The state university trackmen1 Saturday s Schedule The of direction Junior under high girls he a little worse than when they quit Miss Josie teammate Llnebaugh are the deBoston at Chicago rebeckon he also Rocky Bunnell won over the Cy- Mountain conference in the fall When tills sudden im- Washlntton at Hv tout doubles champions Holt fending to their New sponds York Detroit at will defend their Utah champions through his superior stroking took Clevelandat with Philadelphia Sarazen bidding gTeat and divisional honors in the clash Jack Christiansen of the Aggies and to take Ihe track honors Coacli Mer- of zest and zeal It would be ae inclined to beho peeved to t Th oispiay Dave Freed of Utah Into camp In As the meet nekred the Utes ranked r111'5 Cyprus boys took the district better for him did lie look upon the Mavap frtroef u Cleveland Indians lost their sixth ‘budding season with more composure fnHrienh- handy fashion to win his way to the baseball title from Blaine 11 to 10 heavy favorites to retain the title by onH in imlo HrliL final while Christensen disposed of ? the consecutive game wnen the Athletics The very eagerness that has him In a margin as large If not larger than drubbed and ‘inu-lthe Plymouth girls rv Bill Stratford- and Bill Woodward team 27 8 to Granite for the girls’ that which won them the contest ‘“re opened the both of Utah in a like manner to title s last spring when they counted 78 reach the final bracket Holt's defeat victory 4 to u Curb on Enthusiasm Several marks set up were especialdarning of Freed In such a convincing manEddie Rommel pitched for the points to 40 for the Aggies and 35 Granite heaved good ly at Well Sharpies Beginning ner marks him as a favorite to take world champions Clint Brown on the Golf a Game to 50 feet for the Cougars Guest in the broad Therefore it is better that enthu tiie shot the singles honors Indian mound kept pace with Rom- Be Played LeUurcly Mentor Ike Armstrong will lead a Coleman in the run Jump be asm s' hobbled at the In the doubles events Christensen very start and the Granite girls’ team in the mel except in the seventh when he force of 50 athletes the largest and Golf must be played complacently the new season and Llnebaugh of the Aggies defeatPlay your first baseball and basketball most formidable ever to represent permitted a single by Simmons Sim- without hurry without strain If a of throws for round casually carefully but not too ed Harry Guss and Jimmy Wilding of mons reached second on Miller's out player is Utah to the meet Saturday includWood bubbling over with enthu- Do not try to remember distance made good records Utah in easy style in their first match ed in the array of talent will be Coard counted on Dykes’ single The siasm two of took he cannot very well adopt that cautiously In Flymouth the sprints too many don'ts at one time Swing and took Kent Johnson and Max A's added two in the eighth and one captains Buck Grant and Nate Long time Both fast Madison boys' which is as much a part of the poise quiet with plenty of freedom aces Wilton Ivie veteran in the ninth Mangum of the “Y” in the second to of the golf equipment as is his bet of naturally Do not try 'to remember to do cer- relay teams and also the Granite De Vere Wootten PHILADELPHIA distance star reach the final CLEVELAND team were easy winners To play well you must be re- tain lions girls’ relay bhoa! are quarter-mile- r while and several capable you things playing a Brinley and Holt of the "Y” found 5 13 2 Jsmleson If bhoa 4 3 10 laxed and of course you can't be reBishop 2b baseball game won by CyPIONEER lEACrE lound School yourself to do them The11title little trouble In the Utah Aggie com5 1 3 Haa cf sprinters and hurdlers who are ex4 0 7 Fonseca lb 10 to 15 If laxed out some are Teams you Atftndtng eager excited or at practice and do them one at a prus brought Cochrane c 4 4 Avprlll cf 3 14 0 heavyn bination of Seth Parkinson and W pected to amass a majority of the Archie Compson Finishes Simmons work Won seven-ru4 2 2 0 Hodapp stick Lost Fct hurried 3 If 3 a 4 2b 0 Cyprus staged Ute polntage from the cinders time not a dozen together if the 2 0 Foxx lb 4 3 7 1000 Maughan in their first match losing 4 2 9 0 Portefi rf For many players springtime is a club is to be swung rally In the second Coach Rice’s Murray 1 500 but two games while 4 0 Pullman a 0 Burnett rf 3 10 3 and easily Blaine Second in Southport Miller they took Freed Several Stars Compete nine score the Jcwrltrt In i Those the mind must be freely 4 5 Sewell evened 4 c 3 14 0 period of l the Dykes 3b discouragement and Sutton into camp handily in kept free 2 0 Centerville 4 12 2i Goldman 88 4 4 who Boley ss fifth 10 and then In Last State Meet the winter in the seventh promduring layoff again The thing that you most want to In the final their second match Rommel p 3 0 1 SDetore 3b 10 0 2 ised themselves 1500 Guineas Meet frame Cyprus got to W that they would do is hit The meet will bring Into competi2 0 11 IBrown p the ball and if you con- Guest to Friday'! Rasaltg Tiie doubles matches will be held 0 0 0 0 adopt and abide by certain resolusome hard drives Murray 7 Jeweler! Harder p out 4 tion several of the best tracksters push on centrate to that first starting at 9 o'clock Saturday strongly enough IrFalk 10 0 0 tions discover to their dismay that the ever developed in this state a last I Pullman Jl Centervills 1 of ail else you will and put over the winning run elimination 0 (uVosmlk 10 morning on the Knight Woolen mill and Melgaard got circuit time so far as college competition they are not doing so at all SOUTHPORT England May 15 (JP) Totals 37 9 27 14! courts Tiie singles matches will folkeep on hitting it better and better Phillips Sunday's Schedule Totals for drives Blaine For themgoes Long who will run in the 220 example they promised London rBalied for Goldman in fifth Cotton Independents vs Eastern Hatters Muntci-- low immediately after completion of Miss selves to keep their heads still but and tl No dashes and enter the —Henry l 1931 Scanlon MBatted for Brown In eighth Teeter Wright's Features and Spry Plymouth girls Harvey (Copyright King the doubles Losers in Friday’s semia m 000 000 121—4 their heads bob about like corks on a broad jump will wage almost a per- youth who entered professional golf Phlladelpma played good ball to win handily over' 10:30 Syndicate Inc) Green Cab va Utah Power and Light finals will play for third and fourth 000 000 000-- 4) sonal war in these three events with as other zealous young Englishmen Cleveland Granite 27 to 8 Don Prince and M Creer places Jamieson 2 Burnett Error— Community Summary: Levi Myers captain and most potent become barristers 1030 a m Runs batted In— Dykes SimSummary: physicians and Goldman Singles results: mons Foxx Bishop e hits— Jamforce in the Aggie group Grant in BOY8 Jack Christensen (Aggles defeated Bill Porter 100 yards— Wood hits— Boley 3 Plymouth: 3 Bill Woodthe high hurdles broad Jump and engineers won the 1500 guineas ieson In- Stra’ford Lwon In (Utah) the the first Double plays — Hodapp Goldman and Fongame Clinching Madison: Jarkstrln Oranllr: 10 5 ard (Utah) defeated Kent Johnson (B Y 200 yards- - Wood high jump will be making his last Southport tournament today with a seca Dykes and Bishop: Brown Goldman 5 Plymouth: Lawson ning with a five-ruPaul Holt B Y UJ defeated 81 in rally Murray Madison: Hsnrold this state :3a Madison: for Utah score of 287 strokes for the appearance in 1 Jack Christiansen (Aggies) Dava Brshoand'xx1 aFosv"unas5°L7d Db 400 yards— Col man Madison Schulti went into the lead in the Pioneer Freed (Utah) defeated Eldon Brlnley (B on balls— Brown I Rommel George Staples brilliant B Y U pole Irvtna Rlcr Oranlte Struck out 48 0 Y U 5 7 vaulter who appears due to fight it Play Including one record round of —Rommel 2 Hits— Brown 7 In 8 Harder Jewthe Madlsoki relay— 'llenrold league Friday by defeating Chrlbtensen (Aggies) defeated Woodard Strlnaham Coleman out with Carl Belllston for honors 68 Archie Compston burly blond 2 in L Losing pitcher— Brown Lasson): Piymoutn elers 7 to 4: Pullman tied with the (Utah) Holt (B Y UJ defeated :48 Oranlte 2 3 Freed (Utah) and possibly a new record Is in second finished relay— Madison (Itenrold 5 Jewelers for second by trouncing CenDoubles results: will Ivlc Y a last Renting the k°‘rman’ Lawson) Oranlte Plymouth terville 11 to 1 score of 289 and the best Ulilc Proves Master a Jack Chrutensen-Glad- e vitli Llnebaugh (Apiaoe run in hts last race where Wilddefeated Harry By GEORGE WELLS American contingent could do Of Slugging-YankClay hurled a good game for Mur- ggie) Hiah Jump— Collett Plymouth! Arnotdua Johnnon-TJaing (Utah) 63 he meets formidable opposition in the Kent and Henrold Blaine Madison tied Jor arc ray allowing but five hits loose from himself Ira was Ward tie for Dem Horton Smith's Y U) defeated Jack third B Jarred Mangum 21a Inches Ralph Nelson B Y U Wootten 8 DETROIT May 15 (P)— George a threatening toehold and countered ondBroad5 feet fiwinyard (Aggies) Jump— W ciuest Blaine: Player J Watte and Rlngwood ail hit for 84: Dave Tom Barker Utah Leo Probert B place with Percy Allis at 290 s (Utah) deright-handmade a Plymouth Chatterton Oranlte 17 I cet 3 the circuit successfullyVwlth a body grasp to pin Inches Clay C Watte and Jame- feated Clayton Jenkins Sutton It was Cotton's first big tourna Uiile Detroit Harold Taylor (B Y U will be running in their final occasion of his first start of n Y U) 1 John Frebelg Minneapolis- heavyPaul Brinley Shot— Sharpies Oranlte: Kramer Oran- son did the most consistent hitting event state and Paul ment victory after several years of greatseason (B Y U) defeated Seth Parklnson-BiPullman clinched its game with Maughan 60 feet today holding the hardweight in She main bout of the lte Holiday Irvin Thorn B Y U will be in his last striving among leaders of the pro- the 0 2 (Aggies) LB ora New to York Yankees five two hitting Centerville McCulIn field show at first the fessional frames defeated Johnson weekly wTestnng state weight events 50 yards— Evelyn Hyler Oranlte: Pauline 5 defeated lough's arena Friday night Sandall Cyprus Elaine Orulllan Oranlte making five runs in the first and four Minium Indications are that the Aggies The veterans Abe Mitchell and Ted hits and leading the way in batting a n in the second H O Turvllle’s club will offer the Crimson the most for- Ray also were dangerous right up to 2 to 0 triumph for the Tigers Freberg who earlier in the evening :08 2 (Lola Hansen Oranlte relay— Not Yankees’ was of the hits 'one had capitalized on Dern's weak left Elaine Orulllan Julia Orulllan Melba Da- collected a total of 10 hits Lefty CATFISH OKE OF BEST midable opposition despite the fact the stretch drive but both failed unDanny Beckstead reserve extra base Uhle himself be Vernon "Catfish" Smith now la rated leg to apply a toehold for one fall vis Ethel Johanson Edith Johanson Eve- Anderson on the mound for the winthat Utah defeated the Logan squad der the pressure They slumped bad- for an fullback of the 1930 Utah uniOwen ont lyn of athletes ever to Herb the Cyprus drivHyler downfall Pennock's Wasslaff) Irving gan B Y In did 294 best ners allowed but five scattered safe- sttend the best had that member his grasp In the 58 with a ly Mitchell showed by a larger margin than It University of Georgia versity football team underU Myers Belliston Allan Porgeon total that gave him ninth place Tony ing out a double in the sixth inning third session and appeared headed High Jump— Helen Hitler Cyprus: ties elwent an an for operation Walker Irving: Pauline Sandall Cyfor a second successive victory over hurdler Cox Javelin thrower and Manero finished far down the list as and scoring on Owen’s single AlexSunday’s schedule sends the Kids 4 feet 2'4 Inches bow injury at the Holy Cross the Aggie mile relay team are better the second American today with 298 ander doubled to bring home Owen Dem Ira deftly swung his right prus Broad Reed against Utah Power & Light and the (Helen lump— Cyprus hospital Friday with run the second Sandler Helen Independents foot across Merna Roaell abdomen Pauline Granite point possibilities than the Cougars while Joe Tumesa wound up with a Frebcrg’s against the Eastern Beckstead 's injury occurred 50 feet t Inch Blaine The defeat ended New York's winhave to offer 78 for a 305 Joe Kirkwood withdrew knocking him prone to the mat and Rlgle): Baseball Israet throw — Romona Walker Hatters last fall was and it though streak at five games Bandall Cyprus Mary at the end of the third round when ningNEW YORK following with the body hold to win Irving Pauline The scores : Rasmussen’s Injury thought healed recurred dur4 of 5 Oranlte DETROTS I MURRAY his score already had reached 231 Freberg’s first fall arrived at the Basketball JEWELERS ExamiBHOA! distance throw— Oranlte (Lois BHOA ing Hurts B Y U Chances spring practice BHOA' BHOA 0 2ombs 4 cf some 3 0 Ethei Hansen Edith Johanson Isabel Rice mark Johnson rf after furious 15 strokes 10 1 disclosed M Pfcock lb 9 13 2 nation a 3 3 0 Piarion2b chipped 4 0 2 9'Owen 3 2 12 258 feet 6 ss The latter squad Is victim of an The special feature of the South-po- rt Reese 2b Madison Blaine Johanson) border 4 the of arena the 2 milling t R Hrrzogcf along Jonnsa 2 0 0 0 reto If 3 bone 0 an Ruth 2 4 and 4 0 8 2b Inches OiGchrlnger robbed operation which it unfortunate injury 1 t 1 OlWalkrss Dern evened the score at six minutes 4 16 tournament with interBaseball distance throw — Oranlte (Elaine Wardrf lb 3011 Alexander lb 4 1 13 0 move a small piece'was necesJameson If 4 2 0 H HeraogSb 2 0 1 of certain poinlage in the sprints national field was the its big made Gehrig 4 110 8tone 1! 3 13 0 rf Orulllan Melba Davis Mary Julia and Chapman a tuswith two the and leg 2 lb 4 0 Watts strangle showing 0 O’RInvoodlb 4 1 2 L&zzeri 3b 0 314 sary McManus 3b 3 Bovd Rasmussen’s leg hurt failed to 4 0 1 Ollversorvrf sled only two minutes In the third 484 feet Plymouth second Cyprus third Vincent cf Tomasco Genta Lary 88 4 1 i 2'Doijack cf' 3 12 0 201 The gridder is recovering heal and his loss deleted the Cougar by four Argentines J Watte 3b lloilbertlf 2 0 10 C 310 3 0 3 0 baseball— Lincoln c Dickey 233 pounds session tied Elementary grade Hayworth with weighed open Freberg at2 Argentine Nel0 champion 0 Dr Groesbeck 0 Stone p ranks of a formidable sprinter Roy rapidly Pennock p Woodrow Wilson 9 Madison 8: Webster Ooraonc 3 2 0 1 Uhle p Dern 198 2 3 0 HButlere Clayp 0 0 0 No 1 4 Irving 13 Webster No 2 8 Sherson Thorn and Staples and George Bert Hodson for fifth place with 292 Wells p tending physician announced IxO Lloyd 110 0 Wary as usual Freberg throughout man 8 Monroe 7 OakWood 8: 8 Madison 10 0 0 Manson and V Scott weight men while Marco ChUrio another of the xSewell 10: Woodstock Roost J3 Boone the first session contented himself 6th tied with W H Totals 29 0 J8 7i Totals Totals 23 5 18 7 31 5 24 10 will carry the burden of the Y’s South Americans 20 8 27 12 won from Blaine 3 to 0: William Penn Totals veil xBatted for R Herzog In sixth doubled with defensive wrestling applying 3 Whittier 2: Plymouth 3 Garfield 3 Davies member of the British Ryder xBatted for Pennock In seventh point scoring aoo J01 —7 Murray New York Chris’ baseball lineup: 000 000 000—0 few holds and clinging to his practice cup team for eighth place with 293 Detrtttt The order of events: Jewelers 012 0034 002 OOx— 2 Oranlte 000 Plymouth of — FIELD M i Two others Peacock R Her- Jose Jurado the ArgenHe Errors — Summary: avoiding Helen Bramwell c pitfalls Owen Errors Breese Runs batted repeatedly Summary: Hammer and Javelin 7:30 p Ollbert Stolen bases — R Herrog — Own Alexander s shied at Dern's airplane efforts and Mary hits— Uhle Butterworih sog Ida Rupp tine captain and Hector Preccerro In pMary 2 p m— Pole veult high Jump discus Jones C Watts Clay M Peacock 2 SacEases — Ruth Orulllan Alexander Julia Stolen lb Bertha Brady Doljack used the ropes for all their value in Edna Wallace finished with totals of 313 and 312 Sacrifice nits — Owen Double plays — Owen Home runs — Ward J 2:45 p m— Discus and broad Jump Lola Hansen rifice hit — C Watt 2b TRACK hit— Butler Rlngwood to Gehrlnger to Alexander: Gehringer to Elahie Orulllan Watts 3b escaping holds Near the end of the Alice Rupp respectively e — C Lloyd hit p m — Mile run Runs responsible las to to Holter Alexander: Lila Lazzerl Reese Bases Gehrig session Dem took —Clay 4 Stone 4 Struck out— the offensive dash with for 2:15 p m — — Uhle 3 Wells on out— Olay 7 balls Uhle Htradman2ss Struck Beatrice CLEVELAND May 15 (IP)— Bill a series of headlocks Freberg 2 30 p m — dash Stone 6 Bases on balls— Slone 4 Time of 3 Pennock 2 Hits — Pennock 7 In 6 Wells 1 If rolling Harriet Kim S p run m— gome— 1:80 Scanlon Decker In 2 Losing pitcher— Pennock Umpires— Sorenson to Ellen rf inthe Hunnefield recovwhere and his maf daah leisurely 3:15 p m— shortstop utility Scorer— Teeter rf Phyllis Sampson e run 3:30 p m— re- eries lured Dern into carelessness Avon Labrum fielder cf Cleveland of the Indians — hurdles low m 3:45 p CENTERVILLE PULLMAN Score by Innings: White Sox 4 p jn— Mile relay 3 9 9 7 11 — 37 ceived an unconditional release to- and toJohann grasped the local boy’s Cyprus Eight BHOA ofAdkibs BHOA leg 7 0 — 3 Bfrmnghmef 2 1 apply his torturing toehold 2 0 0 0 0 0 cf Granite General Evans day Billy B Manager White sg 3 0 0 oiNellKon hR 4 2 2 Times to Lose to use of the hold Repeated strangle had planned to place him with some by Freberg in the second and third Roberts lb 2 0 3 0 Nelson 3b 4 0 14 T White If 2 0 1 I Maputo If 2 10 0 CHICAGO May 15 (IP7— The Chi- class AA league team and had sevSo sessions kept the crowd in constant 4 15 0 Resdlng cago White Sox made eight errors to- eral opportunities but Hunnefield re- turmoil 2b 3 2 0 0 Woolley and lred Dem considerably 3 2 11 Bettrldce p 3 0 1 2 Smith 3b day to kick tile opening game of the fused to report to a minor league club In the second c of 3 one series Rich 0 a Anderson p 4 10 25 mauling scries to the Boston Red Sox 12 to 4 3 14 0 Brennan c Rollins rf 3 0 12 f headlocks paved the way for Dora's 8 Boston pounded Faber and O 0 0 Simla ter rf P Smith If 1 i 0 0 B Smith cf 1 1 0 oi Coast leg strangle which he applied after Pacific for fourteen between League hits the Team Standing CATHOLIC JUNIOR LEAGUE D White p 0 0 0 01 pulling Freberg back foremost to the errors while the home team knocked Goals Coles lb 0 6 2 6 Standing of the Teams r" v 1 0 0 01 P W L D F APtc xHughes R H E mat with a reverse lieadlock and Moore for fifteen At Bin Francisco: Won Lost Pet MacFayden 8 Utah Copprr 000 000 301 00— 4 10 2 Dean Detton Beattie Tooele 4 1000 heavylight blows youthful from but benefited three only 10 24 5 18 41 Totals TotaU Mission 20 102X8 000 220 000 01— 5 12 Ogdon 3 George Red Peery former big Cathedral 1000 errors x— Batted for Woolley In sixth 10 Batteries— Lemanskl Bouncily and Gas- weight combined good luck with good Vikings 3 1000 leaguer has signed up with the Lourdes I to chalk up his most dis- 8 I rallies 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—1 Centerville ton H PiUette Walsh and Brensel BOSTON CHICAOO wrestling 607 2 State of Utah the Provo club 5 4 0 1 0 1 x— 11 Pullman Germania 2 BHOA' 067 St Patrick's BHOA 1 tinguished victory of the season over O Runs — Adkins 3 Hellaon 2 8 L ss 5 18 1 8 13 llBlne Ib Summary 333 Rhrne At Oakland: Magna league it was revealed Friday one point for tic Caputo 3 Fvana 2 Bailey Nelson Rich Two points for win Detton O 5 3 6 240 102 001—10 13 2 Charley Frisble Boston 190 PaOur Divine Saviour 000 Rothrock 2b 4 1 2 3 Simmons cf Hollywood in the also has played Error— E White Bettrldge Rollins Stolen Peery O 5 2 2 ) Oakland 110 000 Sweeney J b 5 3 111 Reynolds If 001 001— 4 8 2 was awarded the first fall in 21 min- game Ogden baaea— Bailey Nelleon 8mltb cific Coast and Western leagues 4 3 4 0 Watwood rf 5310 o Caputo 000 Webb rf Batteries — Turner and Sevjcreid Thebus utes on a foul after a melee between Bingham Three-baae hit— Evans Caputo 5 2 0 0 Cisseii ss Oliver cf Satnrday’a Scbedole Tubbs House and De Berry 5135 He has been connected with the two hits— B Smith Evans the 1 3 1 Kftmm 3b Double Smith outside If 5 the -L Frisbie 8 Callles Vn Utah ropes Ctmp 3110 vl Bingham Copper Sunday’g Schedule to Neileon to Nelson play— latter organization this season Evann 3b 5 2 1 3 zrJolley 0 0 Charge at off 5:45 Hawthorne Pickering At Sacramento: 11 10 took Kick ft H E the second in minutes with a Referee va Oftden defeat to Bettridge 5 13 0 Jeffries 3b Runs responsible for No 2 1:45 Ruel o 10 0 2 San Francisco American Fork may get both p Lourdes 000 000 000 — 0 8 0 — Bettrldge 9 slam and the third reverted to m: Decker umpire Municipal Anderson Struck out— MscFayden p 2 0 0 1 Tate c 010 000 OOx— J 6 1 body Sacramento 3122 Sunday's Schedule Don Harrison and Lee Christian5 Anderson 12 Bases on balls— Vs Bt Patrick'! Municipal Mo 1 0 0 0 Kerr 2b Cathedral Bettrldge Moore p with Detton a And toehold in eight min4154 Batteries— GlbiOQ Baldwin Bryan 2 4 p m Fair grounds— O S L va Vlklnis Ref- - Bettridae 9 Anderson 5 Hit with pitched Decker umpire sen Both are oirthe roster of t Faber p 0 1 and Wirt 10 utes 4:15 Kick eree at off balls— ball— 2 Adkins Passed Our Divine Saviour vs Binghams South Rich Time Mosley' zAppllng 110 0 club turned in to Secretary Bob Junior ot game— 1:45 Umpires— Don and Austin 2 p m: Spry umpire The two aside from the roughness cKaln p 2100 Hits—Faber 7 In 5 McKain 7 In 4 GoodelL soccer team Scorer—Oliver Don plays with the Tooele va at Murray Salt The in the first on 13 3 6 In In Win 2 chapter 2:30 m Moore grappled Teeter umpire 69 Styles p to Bingham Saturday to meet Independents and Christiansen Totals 42 14 27 181 Totals 41 15 27 17 nlng pitcher— MacFayden Losing pitcher— fairly even terms until the third ses- will go with the Eastern Hatters on the Faber qhoose from! Batted for Faber In fifth sion when Detton feigned grogginess Utah Copper A great homecoming JuCatholic The tie the in triple hardzzBatted for Kimm In seventh local sandlots Dotie Bush From the narrow AAAA to wide as Frisbie applied a series of head-loc- celebration will be 6taged at the minnior 103 010 322—12 be broken Sunday Boston EEE in sizes 3 to 15! You CAN hitting infielder has also signed when league mayclubs enter the The Bostonian sought to fol- ing camp where President A J Rog0U 001 320— 8 Senators Overcome Chicago fifth the eight — Errors Rhyne Rothrock 2 Summary: up with Provo low up his apparent advantage on the ers of the Utah Soccer union will pay FANCY PRICES tor the Watwood Cissell Stewart's Reynolds The league opens Runday with round of play The schedule sends Simmons Spell mat when Detton suddenly revived present the Strand trophy on' behalf same fine features that FriendJeffries Kerr McKean Rung batted Lourdes to Ogden Cathedral to St Kamm Salt and Lake at 15 ST LOUIS The 3 in— 2 Webb also Van Camp Helper playing Watwood May representing secured a East high tennismen closed the sea- ly Fives give you—BUY WHY? toehold and bore of that body and Patrick’s Our Divine Saviour to Bing- Kamm OliverKerr 2 Pickering Simmons CisAmerican Fork at Ogden M A Strand donor of same who is son undefeated Senators who went down hard stepover to score the fall e sell Reynolds Rothrock 2 by downing Davis hits Washington ham and Tooele to Murray-Midvala tour native of his —Webb 2 Oliver Watwood duel! Rhyne down to defeat the five times they Norway Bobby Sampson San Diego and making high netters in the final meet three Cathedral which has four straight Pickering Three-bas- e hits — Pickering faced the pitched offerings of Walto will be The Captrophy presented matches to none It was the Leopards’ Morley Tooele welters wresgames meets a worthy opponent In McKain Stolen base— Kamm Sacrifices— ter Stewart last season pounded him Ralph tled to a draw In 20 minutes Jack tain Jack Tyson at half time of the tenth consecutive league victory Moore Double plays— CLssell to Kerr1 St Patrick’s Tooele with four wins Tate to Blue: Rhyne to Rothrock to Sweeney: today for thirteen hits and defeated Reed Ogden and John Anderson which has no bearing on the game Captain Monte Carlston of East deand Lourdes with three will also Pickering to Sweeney to Ruel: MacFavden the St Louis Browns 8 to 5 in the Salt Lake did likewise in the same league standing other than placing feated Harry Wilcox of Davis Rhyne to Sweeney Kerr to isselt to probably find the going rather diffi- to of series in the or a tie for third tiie Callles fourth Blue Baseg on balls— Faber 2 McKain 2 opening game Fred Glade East defeated Callength of time — Struck cult — WASHINGTON out — McKain 1 McFavden ST LOUIS Moore place vin Hampton of Davis BHOA! and BHOA WESTERN at the the LEAOt'E 4 fair O 3 5 3 5 3 2b 5 8 grounds Lever Sunday Kim Marvin Alter and Phil Badger East Lost Pet S L and Vikings will meet in an ex5 1 2 4 17 1 Wichita Rice rf Buma lb rt7UJUDGE BLDG- - DOWNSTAIRS defeated Keith Smith and Ralph 029 4 2 0 0 If 4 1 ! Manush Goslin If 11 Clear Warm Weather Pre- of goat-getti- - fairways - Cotton-Win- jsstt Lh - s t'&rss First Major Golf Tourney Murray Goes Into Lead in 400-ya- Friday Loop 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3b-s- 1 -- 1 p 440-ya- rd Dem Triumphs Over Freberg in Top Bout Two-bas- Three-bas- e le i 1 two-mi- 8 d 2 I d Bry-1°3- le Guss-Jlm- Beckslcad Has Operation for s er 440-ya- rd x 3 3 Frred-Ros- Holt-Eldo- Elbow Injury Chrlatensen-Linebaug- Freed-flutto- h 6 4 d I 1 1 O 1 1 H8i 1 -- in-- Bill Hmmefieia Draws Release Two-ba- Three-bas- e Two-bss- d 1 Catholic League d 220-ya- Two-mll- d Provo Club Gets Peery Harrison Nines to Resume Err 8 1 Coppers Deceive Soccer Trophy Play on Sunday Goes to Forkers 1 1 J2 Mc-Ka- in 1 1 1 1 Murray-MIdva- : 1 e Two-bas- 1 1 Murray-Midva- Lake-Calli- es 3 9 East Captures ks Tenth Net Till ‘ Two-bea- e ’SPEICIIERS C A C Upsets Colorado ‘U’Jn Track Tourney FORT COLLINS Colo May 15 (—Colorado Aggies upset the Rocky Mountain conference' track and field dope bucket today by sending the highly-toute- d University of Colorado team home with an 80 to 60 beating Clean eweeps in the discus and hammer throws put the ' out in front With the relay tbe only event left Colorado was on the'short end of a 75 to 60‘ score and the Silver and Gold coach forfeited the relay giving the Aggies 5 points to add to their total No records were broken Aggies ' 6-- 2 shoes 6-- I 1 6-- 2 Sharman Reynolds Each Take Fall In Mat Bout O ft 2 6 Kres 3b Croniu 112 Oklahoma City 7 6 O Jcnklns 3 11 Qitt&ha West rf 5 0 5 5 Topeka I MellUo 2b 3b Blucg Des Moines 4 7 0 0 3 0 Jordan lb MoNccly cf 8 6 1 ft 0 Pueblo 0 " Kuhel lb? X Ferrell C 11 a fit Joseph 6 o Btewartt P 0 0 0 4 Spencer c Denver 8 1 0 10 SlKtmsey p Marberry 2 3 0 OlxStorti 10 0 0 Hadley p Current Result 0 0 0 0 xHarrU OxQnmei 110 Wichita 12 Pueblo 3 LOUISVILLE Ky May 15 UP) — ’Boxing association heavyweight 41 16 27 101 36 11 27 14 Oklahoma City ll Denver f Totals Hy Sharman Salt Lake man and championship by defeating Taro Total Des Moines 4 Topeka 2 xBatted for Jordan In eighth St Joseph 11 Omaha 2 Jack Reynolds Cincinnati N B A Myaki Japanese In two straight xBatted for McNeely In ninth xxRan for Kimsey 1a ninth welterweight champ wrestled to a falls Londos weighed 207 and Myaki Washington 020 000 051 — 8 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE draw each winning one fall The 197 004 010 000—6 St Louia Won Lof-Error — Melillo 2 Runs bat Montreal match was halted during the third Londos won the first fall with a tedSummary: 15 10 2 Spencer 2 Go&lln 4 Jenin— Baltimore Bluege 11 16 main hairpin hold in 23 minutes and the kins Cronin Harris 2 Hadley Two-bas- e grapple so the Landos-Mya- ki Newark 14 10 — event could be radiocast Reynolds second with a flying mare in seven hits — Jenkins 2 Three-bas- e hit Jenkin Buffalo 12 15 Home run — OosUn 14 Stolen bases — Burns Toronto minutes retains his title Ooshn Double plpys — Hayes to Cronin to Rochester n were a fall as with matches took The fifst the recognized Jordan MpIIUo to !evey to Burn Levey to Jersey City 12 Reynolds 17 Left on baes— Reading 18 3 Sharman championship battles by the Ken- Bums Hayes3 toSt Cronin leg split in 13 minutes Louia S Bases on balls WashingtonI minutes a second of in athletic the board control tucky capttired eight Stewart 2 Struck ont— Mar- Hadley Results Friday's with an airplane spin Reynolds member of the N B A A crowd of jbrrr'a" Hadiy 3 si wan 3 Hit— Mr- - Baltimore 6 Buffalo 7 3 Rochester 2 attended the STS '?4 city weighed 144 and Sharman 146 ? JSISS Jersey 4 Montreal 6: Reading Newark-Twonto- p Jim Londos retained his Rational Derby eve snow Ipitcber— Hadley L0iln pitcher— Stewart later date 5 3 3 5 9 3 0 cf4 p2 5 9 3 4 0 0 2 7 1 0 3 ‘kVViS r ‘v ' 8 6-- 1 - O 4 4 4 2 4 3 016 462 444 364 333 933 ill hibition game 600 513 566 519 40 4M 300 of Davis S BUTNCSODY WAS ON THIS FINE CHANCE Pet Tanner 6-- CHICAGO May 15 (LP)-T- wo dollars bet on the first race and the principal and Interest rewagered on winners of the next four events at Aurora track today would have paid the ‘investor” 619807704 The winners and their payments on 82 ticket were: Murmuring Pines $4182: Old Klcka-po- o 8438 Master Toney 826G0: Alto 8768 Theo Red 88276 44 TIGER” GOLF BALLS Product of U S Eubber Co Formerly 75c One of the best balls made New size We have a large quantity— but we suggest cari just shopping for this is the usual one-thi- rd price (Walker' Mezzanine) ' E COR MAIN A BWAT |