Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING MAY PROPOSED CARNERA-SHARKE4 26 1931 13 GO BLOCKED BY COURT VERDICT Y 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 ’ 4 4 Athletics Whip Yankees Twice to Extend Streaky to COAST RUNNERS SEEK RACE WITH PENN STARS Primo Ruled Subject Fine Hurling To Garden ’s Con tract Of Mahaffey Consent of Illinois Corpo-ratioii'vltequir- by Beats Polo Pony Kace In Big Alp v NEW YORK May 25 ffl— Federal Judge John Knox today landed a knockout blow on the proposed hevywelght battle June 10 between Primo Camera and Jack Sliarkey Judge Knox handed down a favorable decision In an Injunction suit brought by the Madison Square Garden Illinois barring the ponderous Italian from nicetuig Sliarkey “or any other leading boxer" without the consent of the Illinois corporation That corporation holds a contract on Camera’s services until December 31 of this year It Is or perhaps was the garden's plan to match Camera with the whiner of the Max Schnieltng-Youn- g Stribllng championship heavyweight fight at Cleveland July 3 Judge Knox threw out as immate- - Coombs Hits 40-Ya- rd DEI MONTE Cal iu Safely Successive Twenty-fourt- h Straight Cubs PoUnd Biiccos for Victory 9-- FUTURE GREATS 1 It appears 6 Krenier Grant Wilt Under Heavy Fire of Hornsby autl Company (P)— AMERICAN' NATIONAL IFAGUE rd U S Netmen Mondav' Resell Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 8 Result a Philadelphia 4- -l Cleveland 7 Waahlngton-Bosto- u game postponed rain Tuesday's Bcbtdal Detroit at Chicago 8t Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Monday’ Selected for er Argentines gehfdate at Tuesday's New York at Brooklyn PhlUdflplii 81 t Lou la Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati Boston (JPh-Rob- left-hand- er he 4-- A 29-3- Warner Dern to Try MaxMcAdani Tricks Upon Coas Flash es Two-ba- run PITTSBURGH I BHOA1 L Waner cf 1 prevented them performing in acManager Claude cepted fashion may try Dick Michaels utility man at the bag next Sunday Dick has had several years' experience at first 3 fl Ping Nybcrg’s triple off Red Peery o in the Salt game Sunday was one of the hardest hit balls we have seen the second sacker whale for some time It went straight down the third base line no more than 10 or 15 feet above the ground— but it certainly went Lake-Prov- O A Doric Bush hard hitting second sacker for Provo hits a ball about as hard ae anybody we’ve seen In the Sunday game he collected a homer and a double and wonld have bad a triple were it not for the brilliant catch of his Uner In left by Pete Dow We might add that very few move any faster than big Pete in the outer gardens unless It’s hla fellow out- fielder Johnny Tadevich OOO CHICAGO BHOA Local sandlot fans are almost 2 1 3 0 cf 4 0 8 6 unanimous in their opinion that the ft'Engllsh O Hornsby 2 2 2 8 2b OStephenson If 8 3 0 0 Pioneer and Tribune leagues are the best balanced in the entire Salt Lake OCuyler rf 4180 4 0 8 0 OlHartnett 6 All 3! 4 2 2 8 Federation of Amateur Athletics Juries 3b 4 3 12 0 four of the clubs in Pioneer— Pull13 J'Orlmm lb 5 2 Orantham 2b 4 2 4 P Waner rf 4 0 1 4 0 1 North 3b Comoroskj If 4 1 181 4 0 Suhr lb 2 11 Phillip c 10 10 1 0 0 Moor 0 OiQweetland 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 3 man Murray Centerville and the Jewelers — are strong in every department There are no easy pickx:McClao an 10 ings in this loop This goes for the 30 8 ?4 18 Totals 32 1121 12 Tribune also Total That the fans apXBatted for Krcmcr In fifth preciate this fact is proved hy the xxBatted for Willoughby In ninth 003 00 ! 030—6 large crowds which watch the conPittsburgh 003 320 30x— 8 tests each Chicago Friday Last week approx-- ’ Summary: Errors— Phillips Sanky Krcmcr English 9 Hartnett Juries Sweetland linateiy 2500 persons watched Pull' 2 2 L Waner batted in— Runs Hornsby man defeat Murray Jurtea 1 Stephenson 2 Sweetland 2 Moore o e hit— OrUnm Suhr Comorosky Tom Coggle hurler for the Kids L Waner Horneby 2 Stephenson Phillip hit —Orimm —Comorosky Home Sunday did his share In dispelling run— Moore Sacrifice English Cuyler the belief that pitchers are weak Moore Double plara— Juries to Grimm Banker to 8uhr 8weetland to English to hitters He poled a homer 'with Grimm: Juried to Hornsby: Willoughby to the bases loaded against the Hat J 3 Sankey to Suhr Bases2 on bails— Kremer 4 Struck ters In the Bonneville loop Sweetland The Grant 2 Willoughby 6 out— Orant Sweetland 3 ” Green Cab won 9 to S WUloughby 0 In 1 in 4 Grant 5 In 2 Willoughby p0 0 P 1 Two-bas- Three-bas- e 1 HtU-Kre- 8 Loelns pitcher— Kremer w Eb-be- An-derr- on OOO CHICAGO May 25' (J5)—The Chi cafco Cubs came out of their batting slump today agd pounded Krcmcr and Grant for a victory over tlie Pittsburgh Pirates in the final of the series Les Sweetland went the route for the Cubs to win his third victory cf the season The Pirates scored two runs in the third because of Lloyd Wancrs double but the Cubs came back and got three when Hornsby doubled with two on and came home when Stephenson singled From then on the Cubs pounded the Pirate pitchers at will with Hornsby getting another double Grimm a triple and Moore a home Gels flankey Krcmcr p xRennett p Medal Grunt rg y- Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincuinati !- - as though Claude Eng-bemanager of the Salt Lake club of the Utah State league is going to miss Bus Brown at first more than anyone thought he would Ken and Pete Dow have taken their try at the bag but inexperience The arrival in town of Pie Droa-baformer I l 8 high school and local sandlot star ha stirred a up number of rumors Pie may Join one of the Arixona-Texo- s league clubs and he may sign with a Utah State league club— and yet again he may settle down In Salt lake and play with one of the Randlot teams We can think of no more possibilities Boston rial and irrelevant the Italian’s lawyer's contention that Camera was a freak and was being signed more beert PHILADELPHIA May 25 cause of the size of his hands and his Moses Grove and Leroy Mafeet than hts fighting ability It may be true the Judge wrote in haffey- pitched brilliant ball before his decision that Camera can’t fight 32000 home fans today as the chambut “he cannot properly complain if pion Athletics won a double-headhis services here be reckoned at the from the New York Yankees 4 to 2 value he has placed upon them outand 16 to 4 and ran their winning side the courtroom” streak to seventeen straight Grove’ chalked up hts fifth consecJudge Knox placed his own valuation of Camera's fighting ability as utive triumph in the first game $60000 ordering the garden to de- Shields! Wood Sutter Man-gi- n After his mates had staked him to three runs in the third inning the posit that amount as a bond to prostar tect the Italian against any losses he put down threatenInters for Ready ing Yankee rallies in the seventh and r might suffer because of being enout Ruth and GehHe ninth struck joined from fighting Sharkey zone Final rig to end the game with two Yanks Camera’s contention that the garon base den also misled him when it signed The Athletics sewed up the second him to fight the winner of the encounter when they pounded Sherld g Schmeling-Striblinbout and thus NEW YORK May 25 Here’s Stanford's crack mile relay team athletes hope to meet Pennsylvania's eastern and McEvoy for nine runs in the laid him liable to suspension in New same team which won the North first inning Mahaffey allowed only which recently negotiated the distance quartet in a special event durchampionship York state if Schmeling should be the American zone final of Davis cup one hit the first seven Innings Earl 3:126 for a new world's record 0 The coast ing the I C tourney May candidate he must meet also was held in both play from Canada today was named Combs of the Yankees hit Irrelevant by Judge Knox to his consecutive run hitting Lawn Tennis games Judge Knox’s order is only tempo- by the United States committee to streak to 24 contests Coach Templeton Thinks rary and the suit now must be tried association theselection United States against George Sylver Camera’s attorney represent Palo Alio Boys Can announced he would ask that the trial Argentina in the interzone final at Washington May date be set immediately is composed of Prank X Whip Easterners It has been suggested that either The team and Sidney B Wood Jr of PROVO — Max Warner stellar Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia or Shields Provo high school athlete was Mickey Walker of New Jersey would New NYork Gregory Mangin of NewJ and Clifford Sutter of New make a more suitable opponent for ark PALO ALTO Cal — Stanford has awarded the John McAdam medal Bernon 8 Prentice wealthy a Sharkey than Camera loughran has Orleans given annually to the outstanding good mile relay team Pennsylvatrimmed nine opponents along the New York clubman is nonplaying athletic student of the Provo high nia has another comeback trail he has blazed from captain school according to an announceR L "Dink” Templeton Stanthe Yankee stadium after a quick They arrived from Montreal this ment of Principal J C Moffit Satford's "boy coach" agrees the way knockout by Sharkey two years ago morning where they completed their xBatted for Reese In ninth urday Warner was outstanding in of Canada yesterday by a xxRan for Ruffing In ninth Walker outroughed Johnny Risko conquest to decide which has the better U to Dick Raines Provides Local football playing fullback on the xxx— ninth in Batted for Johnson score four of to one matches and left New York Cleveland in one of Miami’s two fis020 000 000—2 have the two quartets match strides Bulldog team during the past season this afternoon for 003 000 Olx— 4 tic shows last winter Camera won Washington He also participated in basketball Ace With Mat ProbPhiladelphia durRuns batted in— Chapman? If such a race can be arranged Summary: a questionable decision over Jimmy The draw for play will be made Dickey and track the forthcoming national Haas Cochrane 3 Simmons ing conis in It Wednesday batWashington Boston of in the other hita— Lary Cochrane Johnson Foxx Maloney Fourteen outstanding athletes of at Philadelphia May 29 lem Friday sidered probable that Woods and Ruffing Three-base bit — Haas Home Tuns and 30 tle of the palms the school will graduate this fall and Double play— Reese Shields again will be named to do all Cochrane ChapmanBases of team — were all awarded graduation athletic Stanford’s on balls Johnson composed and Gehrig PHILADELPHIA May 25 m— Joe the playing for the United States as Lary 3 Grove 0 Struck out— John 4 Grove 4 Shove the Hables brothers medals as follows: Don Alder Wood-roMaynor Smith manager of Tommy Loughran they did against Canada although Dick Raines managed by Billy Ike arid Les and Ben Eastman reSheldon Hayes Jack Second game: said tonight his fighter was not in there is a possibility either Mangin a world's record of 3:126 Sandow who controls the activities MoyleEggertsen Bennie Merrill Roy Brown cently set PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK four-laterested in substituting for Primo or Sutter will replace Woods in one event p BHOA1 BHOA for the Lewis will be Ira Max Warner William Wilson Jay of Ed 4 2 0 3 3 14 0 Blahop 2b Camera against Jack Sharkey at ts of the singles assignments Combi cf Pennsylvania’s squad won the Dem’s "Strangler" Nelson Morris Swapp Wilson Booth 0 Haas cf 0 2 6 0 mile Hoag cf 110 3:18 field Brooklyn even if the fight opponent in test Penn at the Friday night at Mcrelays 5 3 5 0 Peterson Verl Poulson and 5 2 3 2 Cochrane c Reese 2b INTERNATIONAL were billed as a world championship LEAGUE this time is slower than Cullough’s arena according to an an- Clayton 3 OlHevtng 0 0 1 0 but while c Ruth If 10 Cecil King Bob Boshard Henry If 4 110 that posted by the Stanford boys 0 OiSimmons He had been queried after Camera 10 Standln Byrd If Ina lonouncement made Monday by the If Campbell Donald Smith and Paul 0 0 3 0 4 15 Moore Gehrig lb had been ruled out of the June 10 4 16 0 Coach Templeton refuses to make Vincent were awarded first year Chapman rf 5 11 01 Foxx lb McCulSandow cal and promoter of 3 0 this 0 an Sewell 3b 3 14 capital apparent advantage 12 Miller rf fight by injunction Baltimore 5 3 11 between the two lough finally reached workable terms medals race A match “Two years ago Tommy would have Newark 2 110 Dickey c than a week of dickering liked to have met Sharkey but con10 0 teams as suggested by Alan Gould after more will Jorgens c come here bearing a Raines Press sports editor 4 2 0 0 Associated Sherid p ditions have changed” Smith said arp McEvoy of me can if be it fine wrestler bewould suit reputation a first-rat- e “Tommy has fought his way back to Toronto Weaver p Reading with won’t so interfere to it ing groomed ranged replace Lewis as Joint x La z Leri the top and no longer has to beat I C competition” Templeton titleholder with Jimmy Londos one Monday's Reaeltt Sharkey to gain the top The match 38 16 27 5 said Totals of these days Sandow considers we want is with the winner of the Buffalo 1 Montreal xBatted for Weaver In ninth “There is no mile relay event Raines one of the outstanding prosRochester Toronto 1 000 000 013— 4 New York g Schmeling-Striblinbout in Cleves 16 OOx— 000 250 intercollcgt-atelisted In the national night game Philadelphia pects In the ring today land” In Reading at Jersey City rain Summary: Error— Ruth Kuna batted but the officials have my perDern should prove a test to the S Miller — Chapman Reese2 Oehrig 2 Foxx want one to if mission schedule 3 4 3 they MoNalr Cochrane most staunch backers of Raines beMahaffey Boley e hits— Bishop 2 Simmons Coch- to see a real race cause the local man has hits rane Mahaffey Chapman Three-bas- e “As for the slower time made by on the coast where Raines performed — Boley Cochrane Haas Home run— Foxx has made it at Philadelphia Bases on balls—Sherld 3 McEvoy 5 Mahaf- the Penn team his headquarters for many months must be Raines It fey 7 Struck out — McEvoy 2 Weaver 2 means exactly nothing claims the southern heavyMcEvoy Mahaffey 5 Hits—Sherid 3 In run11 In 4 Weaver 2 In 3 3 Hit by pitcher remembered these boys were Dern has met weight championship adverse most weather under —Sherid (Simmons) pitcher— ning Losing in the game and few men HICKEY-FREEMA- N Sherld conditions in cold and wet I think the best been able to eke out a victory their time was remarkable under have Ira has lost very few matches in the the circumstances Indians Stave Off three years and doesn’t anticiAgainst this the Stanford team past to the Cliisox Rally to Win raced over a fast track and had ev- pate dropping Friday’s match several called off CLEVELAND Ohio May 25 fP— ery break in the weather Just the invader He has to enable him to bouts The Cleveland Indians stood off a same I will string along with my northwest ninth inning rally to defeat the Chi- boys Pennsylvania has a sweet team work close to home and get In shape for his match cago White Box 7 to 6 and thus but I think we can beat them” Dean Detton Is priming himself for e even the series today SOUTHERN association a match with Charley Mason recent After a five-ru- n rally in the eighth Team Standing from the northwest Invader lead Hudlln had given him a Thiaj match will be long enough to enable weakened in the ninth walking Tate Birmingham Dean to display his best wares and allowing McK&in to double Both New Orleans scored off Ferrell but the fast ball Memphis Bobby 8ampson former coast wreAtlanta stler of prominence hopes to get anartist forced two batters to ground Chattanooga dis To Ilickcy-Freema- n the belongs and one to fly out to end the game Nashville other match with Hy Sharman by deRock Eddie Morgan Indian first baseman Little cisively disposing of Ralph Morley Mobile tinclion and credit for overcoming the Tooele welterweight In one of the hit his firet home run of the season with one on in the' sixth Monday Result mechanical appearance of ready-msal- c special events Sampson has been CLEVELAND CHICAGO Games postponed rain clinging to Salt Lake territory for sevBHOA BHOA clothes by the liberal use of fine 6 13 0 eral weeks hoping to get a match 3 0 11 0i Porter rf Blue 1b WESTERN LEAGUE 2 4 3 1 3 2b 13 Wtwood Burnrtt with Hy He has been promised this Team Standing 4 S 2 0 3 3 3 O'AverlU cf Rynlds if he whips Morley 4 3 12 Eichrodt rf 1 0 0 0 Morgan lb If 3 3 4 3 0 Vosmlb A1 Newman after a match wlthl 3 2b Fonseca 14 Wichita 4 3 11 Oklahoma 1 0 karnm 3b This gives to their clothes the flexFotherglll rf 4 City “Billy the Bear" will get back to the 4 1 3 3 Des Moines 0 10 Detorc ss Simons If (J-T- IF AGUE 8t Louis New York New York Chicago 0 4 7 Tilt Tribe Triumphs May 24 Pete Gerhart San Francisco former Olympic games sprinter beat a polo pony to-by race two feet in a day as a feature of a sport carnival but the pony was conceded a bad break The starter fired the gun close to the pony who reared and silled By the time he got straightened away Gerhart was off Even so the pony nearly caught him v Wins Easily Olympic Star ed Stanford Crack Mile Relay Team Betters World Mark 4 BOUTS POSTPONED PHILADELPHIA May 25 P— The boxing bouts scheduled for the municipal stadium tonight in which Billy Jones Philadelphia and Willard Dix Bellingham Wash were to appear in the windup were postponed today until Wednesday night on accoiuit of rain HOME RUN CLUB (By the Associated Pres) Horn runs Monday— Chapman Cochrane Athletic Foxx Athletic: Moore Cubs Morgen Indian The leader — Arlett Phil lift 10 Klein Phillies 9: Simmon Athletic 8 Oehrig 7 Yankee 7: Hornsby Herman Cub Robin 7j Cochrane Athletic 1 Poxx Athletics 7 League total— American 1277 National 115: total 243 Yank' 1 4-- A 3 5 Nrwark-Baltlmo- re i Two-bas- 3 for Men Are an Clothes Education in Tailoring four-gam- hand-workmansh- O cf-- ip lf-- rt 1 1 ibility and carefree look which are the earmarks of custom tailoring techv nique lland-workmansh- ip exclusively tion - in their g rounds out the Fine collar shapes the lapels and stabilizes the fronts A chain of delicately drawn liand- stitches produces what is admitted to be the finest armhole in America hand-stitcliin- - And the same infinite pains are noticeable in every detail of Ilickey-Freema- n fine clothes for men Shown only at Fife’s in Salt Lake 7 i Suits $5000 to $7500 DUNLAP t STRAW HATS 0ifIt&&$£ mf — f ST 500 1 4 2 1 7 Goldman ss 0 0 0 0 Pueblo Cisssll ss 3 0 2 1 St 3 1 1 1 Myatt c Jeffries 3b Joseph 3 0 Hudlln Tate c 10 Omaha 1 Ferrell 0 0 0 0j Denver 3 0 0 p Thomas p 1 I 0 0 McKatn p Topeka '' 36 13 27 14 32 10 24 13 Totals Totals Monday’ ?00 100 012—6 Chicago Oklahoma City 5 Des Molnts OOO 002 05x- -7 Cleveland 11 Denver 6 Topeka DeBurnett Jeffries Errors— Summary: lore 2 Runs batted In— Rvnolds Fonseca TEXAS LEAGUE Burnett Averill Morgan 2 Fotherglll Kamm Detore Hudlln Wataood Eichrodt Team Staadln hits— Wat-woFotherglll Jeffries Two-baReynolds Kamm e Jeflries Voftmlk Fort Worth hit— Burnett Detore McKatn Tbree-baStolen base— Clssell Beaumont Home run— Morgan Houston I flee— Jef fries Fonseca Reynold Dallas 6cr Watwood Double plays— Detore Burnett 8ao Antonio Hud-lin and Morgan: Ctsaell Fonseca and Blue Wichita Falls Detore and Morgan: Fonseca Clssell Galveston nd Blue Bases on balls— Thomas 1 Hud- Shreveport Struck out— lln 5 McKatn 1 Ferrell 1 Hudlln 3 Thomas 8 Hits—Thomas 11 In Monday’s Rosalia 7 McKatn 2 In 8 Hudlln 0 in 8 (none Houston 1 San Antonio 5 m out ninth) Ferrell I in 1 Winning Beaumont 2 Galveston 0 Losing pitcher— Thomas pitcher— Hudlln P4 serious side of wrestling when he poses Texas Jack Ray 1U Elt op- FORMER GRIDDER KILLED TOLEDO Ohio May 24 (T) — 23 Thomas Murray Longnecker newspaper reporter here and former Dartmouth football player was killed today when his automobile over- 9 turned LITTLE CHANGE IN NEW BALL 4 4 4- - Batsmen Still Hit Says Big Train WHISKERS EXIT BOSTON May 25' W— This hue and cry about the new and supposedly slower baseball Is much ado about' nothing at all according to falter Johnson Washington Senators’ manager and formerly the game's greatest pitcher With his opening game with the Boston Red 8ox rained out today "Big Barney” had nothing to do but discuss the new ball with the baseball writers "The change In the ball” he explained "is so slight that experts find It almost impossible to detect it ’ LAUGHINGLY The stitching is a little heavier that’s all a shave so perfect that - “It's true that Ute new ball If not Imagine met squarely will not travel quite ss your whiskers virtually evapofar and as fast as the old one But rate You can’t even feel them let one of the great hitters slap it on The new Gem Micro-mat- ic the nose and see what happens Babe going revolutionizes shaving Ruth and A1 Simmons are not having any trouble with it Look at their It’s all one piece is no averages and remember there sacrifice fly to boost their hitting marks tills season "There have- - probably been more than the usual number of low score games tills season but I think good MICRStfATIC pitching and not the new ball has Razor been responsible” GEM and s hades and tip to 2 Distributor: WM H STICKNEY CIGAR CO Salt Lake City |