Show 'the SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 6 B SUNDAY MORNING V JUNE 71931 DIRECTORS TREK TO LOGAN FOR FIFTH ANNUAL AGGIE SCHOOL 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Graduation Takes Heavy Toll of Athletes at Utah University rumor A’s Proceed Gaily Along Max Upward Path uncle robbie Wade Lures Mentioned af Successor Grid Chiefs To Sessions 0USTS Carey Tigers Victims This Time Griffs Keep Step In dians Beat Yanks AMKMCAN Bright and early Monday morning annual coaching school opens at U 8 A C Logan Some of the country’s best known Instructors will attend Wallace Wade of Alabama fame will conduct the Grid Sport Loses Most Via Diploma major football classetr Sam Barry U 8 C will teach basketball strategy Joe Pipal another Californian has track and football passing Alex McCafferty Salt Lake Country club pro Instructs in golf and Pick Romney will supervise the whole course the-flft- Basketball Golf Wrestling Included on Track' Class Menu the bane of will take coach every college a heavy toll from the ranks of University of Utah athletics an unofficial list of diploma candidates reveals Graduation Football In which Utah has exercised its most tyrannical rule suffers the heaviest casualties via the diploma but track and basketball the other two major sports rank closely In depletion of matertaL Ten grldders three of whom also are basketball players one other eager five trackmen one tennis player one swimmer two polo players and one wTestler are closing careers at the Ute school although as yet a few have not been officially approved for a diploma at Tuesday’s exercises Captain Ray Price Theran Davis Ray Forsberg and Preston Summer-hay- s backs Marwln Jonas center Evert Lybbert and June McBride guards George Watkins and Floyd Utter ends all regulars and Lee Newman tackle are going the way of all collegians McBride already a four-yegraduate receives his medical certificate this year but Utter a senior will not officially be graduated Jerry Smith forward (vho receives his diploma Tuesday and Davis Lybbert and Watkins are the graduating hoopsters Smith already has entered the school of law but whether he will finish at Utah remains un- he Illinois Takes Ludolph Yields Baseball Title No Hits Acorns Finally Win One -- no-ru- rt 'I A i ar certain Buck Grant and Nate Long cocap tains De Vere Wootten Milton Cowan and Wilton Ivle are track graduates Ivle already has his Bachelor of Science degree and has been bending his efforts toward his master’s degree during the past school year Wootten who enters the school of law will not receive his diploma until later Bud Nell captain Paul Smith and Gage Anderson all are seniors of the S 1 ' r ar twO-ye- after st Leave Track Four in Basketball Tool Woo teat 92 Tao-ba- in Five Go IKAOr ! the V Footballers Ten LOGAN—Coaches from every western state are expected to enter Pet the fifth annual Utah Aggie coacha 744 FhlUdelphtft 622 IT -- as VabLnfttm ing school at Logan Monday morn656 10 34 York gfw 24 21 633 Cleveland ing June 8 Requests for informa419 35 tion and accommodations have been Chicago 396 90 Detroit Oft greater than In any previous year Bt LouU 19 01 10 Boston and have come from a wider area Utah and Idaho coaches are expected Indto to be In the majority of courbe while 7 New York i CiTolnd fUrArf St Loul I Boaton Montana Colorado Oregon WashDetroit ington Nevada and Wyoming will CJUOMt all have several representatives acRekedal to present indications luln’l efeveUi If Dame Rumor actually knows anything about it another cording t New York Is believed that the presence of It before will is to fall the St Louie et Boeton world destined baseball in the monarchy and Phildelphlq t Detroit of the people Gossip has It that Wilbert Robinson (left) man- Wallace Wade former Alabama CUicio et Wuhlneton Is Duke university coach present 1914 will the reins since Robins of the relinquish Brooklyn ager responsible for much of the PHILADELPHIA June 6 (AV-Tpartly of outfielder the brilliant former to Max Pittsburgh Carey (right) increased Interest Since the unforworld's champion Athletics smothThis Is Robbie's fiftieth year In the game tunate death of Knute Roclcne of Noered the Detroit Tigers U to 0 in Pirates tre Dame Wade looms as an even the first appear more Important figure In the football snee of the Ben world Westerners' particularly are gala here this sea- Interested in knowing Just what son Fifteen thou southern football has that Is making sand watched 13 It so effective In Intersections! conhits sprout out of tests the Athletics' bats 8 June MADISON Wla (£— with the return of Coast Directors to baseball team behind the Jimmy Dykes and Conduct Classes three-h- it Mickey Cochrane pitching of Jake Sommer Other factors that are creating fa to the regular line0 field turned back Chicago 5 to vorable sentiment for the coaching EACine coast up league 1931 Westto the Illinois 1 lb give today are that Bam Barry comes school Tem ItMdlu Walberg weakern conference title - The result left from California and represents a new bis ened of season record the mini a eight Portland type of basketball to the lntermoun-tai- n mates had gained victories against two defeats to Mlulon country that golf in the person a wide lead with the losses Loi wins three for add Ancelf eight of Alex McCafferty has been added seven runs in the Ban Francisco Maroon to the curriculum and that a visiting Bacramanto fifth Inning The track coach Joe Hpal has been emTigers crashed the Combi In—Ruth 3 Ksmm’' 3 Ooldmtn ployed It 1s the first time that golf Two-bhit— Hodtob Laaaerl portslder for three tallies in the sev Lary BAN FRANCISCO lilts— Vosmlk Qehrl June 8 (JPy— has been on the program of the ombs Ulomo enth and George Earnshaw was assert run — Ruth Hodapp Btol-a- n school and it Is regarded as very summoned to finish the game baiM— Morian Goldman Tftple play— “Wee Wlille” Ludolph entered the I PHILADELPHIA Bates on ball— Welnrt boll of fame tonight when he pitched timely In view of the fact that golf DETROIT Qehrl a to Lary BHOi JHOA 4 Miller 1 Slioffner 2 Struck put—InWelnn no-h- lt game for the Oaks is a very likely addition to the sports 1 0 a H Wlkof et 4 M 0 Bishop I rt ahoffnr t Hits—Bherld 4 1 4 In Owon lb out Tn 3nd) Welnert Wearer 3 to defeat the Missions 4 to 0 and curriculum of colleges particularly IJHsm et Atone In 3 3 Miller 7 In 3 Bhoffner 4 In S broke a losing streak for the and further that it seems to be the SlCochUn Ife Harder 0 In I 5 Hit by pitcher— Welnert east Johnson rf a pox bay club 'The Oaks lost the favorite game of the coaching gentry McMfttiuSe lb lb (Voirnlk) Wild pitch— Welnert Wlnnins — Joe Pipal of Occidental slMiilft rf'W JCotnig 3b liege is Is pitcher—- flhollner Losing pitcher Welrv-s- first game today to the Reds 2 to 1 OiMcNalr Akers m lb Ludolph walkdQ one man and three regarded as one of the greatest track i 0 Orsbowskk e JDrk J In coaches on the those Mission other first reached 0 0 country by HlfWQTtik o p players 01 Red Sox Finish One Red the inside HojU P J base ' through errors 3iiiuhw 01 Darrin p reached third on an error 0 BUhi School Opens " Strong Beal Browns Scores: 17 0 Totals 11714 11 TdLU fl Red at 7 The June Mil UP)—' B08TON Monday At Ban FrlnelHo: F!rt am— XHatlod lor Horrln In ninth The school opens Monday morning 100 010 100— I Sox opened a series with the St Louis Oakland Detroit Ml 000 000- -1 000 170 03s— 11 Browns today with a 8 to 8 victory Missions Philadelphia 001 at 7 o'clock Wade's classes which Bummars: Errors— etona Altera Runs Battrrira: Pearson and run through the first week begin batted In— McManus Hoyt Owen Btone riling up eight runs In the last four I reuse and nlwr £ It as I Poxx Haaa Miller i McNair pr each morning at 7 and run to 11 nnlngs hits— ' 3 Cochrans t Slmmoui BOSTON BT LOUIS —Barond It H X o'clock Barry's class In basketball Miller Orabowskt Drkea Stone Stolen B H O A ‘ Oakland fame BH O A 03- -4 606 3 616 bssea — H Walker Simmons Fox Saerl-flc- Lirrv s 4 3 3 0 l'ollver f first 4 3 which also runa through the 000 00 000— Mlaalona Walbert Doubla plava— McManus to Burns Iti 3 U OMaruusrdtJb Battarle and week begins at 2 o’clock in the after Ludolph and Read Bi Koenig to Owen Hoy to Koenig to Owen Qoalln If Holmann noon ana carries through to 6 o’clock U ir to Bishop to Eoi Bases on balls Knaas 3b 2b iOlkiRya If herrlnf 1 Walberg 7 Struck Jan kins rf —hoy McCafferty’s general class In golf R H E At Portland: out— Herrtna 4 walberi 3 Karnahaw 1 Mallllo 3b S 1 0 ilWei-1- - rf 406 006— Ml San Pranoiaco begins at 5 o’clock each day and runs Hits— Hoyt In d 3 Herring 1 In I 4 0 FerralL o PlckerlniSn MO 001 001—3 WIUoJ Portland 7 3 In 0 In Wild Earnshaw for an hour He will also be at the McNealy cf Sweenay lb 411 wiberg7 BaUarles: Jacob Douelae 4 3 Winning Sltchor— Wil- loffman p pitch— walber Rhyna ss school for the first week Pipal is KaUlo KUmd and Woodall ber e Logins pitcher— Hoyt p Berry Klmsey lined up to lecture on the lateral pass Kilns p At Beattla: R H X on Durham p 6 300 220 100—7 Loa Anaalca 0 Thursday and Friday of the first Indians Beat Yanks sWlnaett 000 000 100- -1 Seattle I 3 week from 11 to 42 o’clock and from Lltenbas p — Hermann Batteries Hannah and o e 8 to 11 o'clock on Saturday' He will Moors p Freltai Lamanakt Hartwlg and Oaetoa Triple Play lecture on track and field on Monday 3S 12 24 III Totals NEW YORK June 6 31 14 37 U At up Totals H X An R flea: loa and Tuesday of the second week for Durham In sixth 166 000 370—3 13 their runs in two big Innings the matted 0 Sacramento SaBatted for Marquardt tn sixth 3 Romney's track course comes during 103 000 0O0— 3 0 Cleveland Indians defeated the Yant Louis 302 003 101—4 Hollywood t Chlaterfleld Koehler Batterlefr— and the second week from 8 to 11 o’clock 100 013 32x — 8 kees 7 to 8 today for their first tri- loaton Andenon and each Wins: Wetiel Holleraon 1 Summary: Ertors — Ooslln Melll day George Nelson will give YorkBawler over New of the the year Nealy umph Marquardt his work In wrestling the second week 3 Qoalln Jenkins Mallllo Roth ers and their eleventh in the last 3 McNeely rock 3 Webb 3 Rhyna 2 Oliver Saieeney from 2 to 4 o'clock each day twelve gamee a bits — Terrell Oliver Barry Webb Bvecney Berry In the ninth Lou Gehrig and Lyn Three-ba- Rothrock — Ooalln Kresa Stolen base Lary completed the second triple — Sweeney bitsSacrifices— Collman Ollvsr plays— Rhyne- - to Merquardt to play seen In the majors this season Double Bales on balls—CoKman 2 Kline w ith runners on first and seoond Sweener 3 Durham 1 Llsanbae 1 out —CoffWillie Kamm lined to Gehrig who man 1 Kinsey 3 Kilns 1 Struck Durham 3 Llaen-ie- s In I Coffman I l to onto double first Klmaey pita— back stepped 3 Kilns 4 In 3 Durham 4 Vosmlk then threw to Lary at sec- n inI 3 Ltsenbae 4 in 3 tL Moors 0 In MAONA— Jack Robbins tied tbs eotsrss DAME Ind June 6 record NOTRE Hit by pitcher— Lixenbaa (Klmaey) for nine holes i the Utah ond to retire Morgan wild pitch— Coftman Win nine pitcher— (CTS)— Both Indiana and Pennsyl- Golf clubi touring the nine holes Copper T In 82 HEW YORK CLEVELAND Llaanbee Loams pitcher— Klmaey strokes four less than perfect figures BBOA BHOAI Notre vania will be dropped from “ ‘ “ 0 Combs Is the first time that this figure has This 6 2 8 0 f " Dame’s 1932 football schedule and been touched by an amateur player Bid 01 Rppsp 8b ) 0 4 ‘ Senators Hammer AverilK siLntwrl will be replaced by Kansas and Has- Harmon and Alex Steveuson pros having held the record previously Ruth rf Jack Morfsoe lb kell Institute Tills announcement Jointly has been shooting consistent golf recently 0 xsrHomg Vosmlk if 9 Caraway’s Offerings was made here today by Jesse C and should be one of the strongest con Kamm 9b SOehrle lb 31(1 WASHINGTON June A m— The tenders among the younger set for the Hvitt 6 director of athletics The Utah Ckildman open championship to be ss Senators knocked Caraway Chicago's Harper seven other teams on the 1931 sched- played Copper over 9 LMrkpy esa 4 110 local course July 18 and IMUiwr hurler out today to win 7 to 3 and ule drawn up by the late Knute 19 Following theIs Robbins' 0 8wUs 8b sensational score Jbimowftkf 3 Bherida p which was witnessed by Lynn Richardson with The league-leadip keep step said retained be Rockne will Harper Keith Bpratley and Qutllan Jreseder mem Alex McCafferty OWamerU P Krdcr pr Philadelphia Athletics The Kansas game will be at Law- ers of his foursoms Vivcr p 944 944 984—99 Carl Fischer Washington’s young rence and the Jayhawkers will play bobbins Byrd 464 340 144—30 to eight hits here In 1933 It was also announced Par 7 13 37 14 Total M U 87 1 southpaw held Chicago Tbtiilf Leading his second game this week today that Pittsburgh xHattwd for Miller In fourth will be on the winning rRattea for Wearer In ninth Weber County Farm Two Major League $ and his seventh for the seasonIrish schedule In 1933 at Pittsburgh upHstted for Heeae In ninth I CUICAOO WASHINGTON nr Ran for Ruth in ninth and In 1934 at Notre Dame stadium BHOAI BHOA Bureau — 7 NEW YORK Jufi a fleveiand League as 020 010 90 (UPl—The fifteen The schedule lb 113 000 001—8 Blur ’ leading hitter In each leafu follow: Wat wood October 8— Haskell at Notre Dame Vrror— Miller Runa batted Potherctll Bummarr NATIONAL OE THE TEAMS standing October 45— Drake at Notre Dame AB AH Fonseca Dlvlalea Ne I 103 10 Hendrick Cincinnati 6 6 0 Rice rf Tech at October 32— Carnegie Won Lost Rrt Arlett 103 33 Philadelphia jt cf Clinton 419 0 Notre Dame 10M 17 Ortmm 126 Chlcaao 8b 9 Plain Cltr 1 760 Whitney Philadelphia H’Blutf ew 4109 117 0 October 29— Pittsburgh at Pitts- SyracuM 1 750 Horneby Chlcaao 0 0 Kuhel lb Caraway J s Roy 360 Leech burgh New York Fraairr 3 5 Eiacher p s North Otden 360 Btephenaon Chlcaao Lawrence 5— at Kansas November Braxton 0 S 4 060 Hooper Curler Chlcaao 12— Northwestern at xAppMng ! November Herman Brooklyn xxKnrr Notre Dame Dlrbtea Ne S Brrkrt Ne I Worthlnaton Boston xxxfUynolda :8S Won Fet Lost to Davie be 19— November Philadelphia Navy (place 3 750 Terry New York Hooper 96 6 94 7 Totals Totals 371427 7 decided) 3 Hoy toetteer Cincinnati XBatted for Frastar In aeventh 2o 7W 9 York New 35— at November a New York JecUon Army xxFatted for Braxton tn ninth CUnton 3 604 xxxfiattod for Watwood In ninth Bottomlej Bt Lault December 10— Southern California 8latertlls 600 tRan for Harris in olshth AMERICAN West Weber 600 900 000 100—3 at Los Angeles Chicago AB AH j 9S0 Cochrane Syracuse 4 000 Olx— 7 155 Washington Philadelphia peasant View 000 Ruth New York 110 HOWELL TAKES GOLF HONORS 33 Mellllo 8t Loula 140 30 6 S Dlrisles Ns Bracket Ne 9 VIRGINIA BEACH Va June tP) Simmona Philadelphia 10 35 Won Lost hits— Blue Fonsaca Threr-baa- e Averlli $lvVlgnT won his Warren hit ill 1 76f Crqnlnwgshluftbtt i Manuah Sacrifire— Ftschrr Banra on balls —Billy Howell of Richmond 1 — Caraway 9 Braxton 1 Pischer 9 Atlantic Middle second successive Plain City i1 7S( Webb 181 Boston Btruck out— Braxton 9 Fiacher 4 Hita— Caraway golf 7S0 Ooslln I Bt Louis 131 championship here this after- Rlverdale Willard In a 600 Vosmik Frasier 0 In 9 17 Cleveland Braxton of McCollum noon Walter I 9 3 defeating Kit by pitcher— Caraway (Kuhel) rot hers' Liberty Chlraso log “ 5 4 ‘Eisehar 000 West wsshiniton 197 Losing pitcher— Caraway Washington 4 and 3 Sewell C let eland Sehedele fer Saturday Jgae 18 Reynolds Chlcsito Division Ho L SUaditl ± Bell Rings for Opening of Aggie School GAMES AT ST GEORGE GEORGE — The following polo squad the Dave Freed captain of the ten- Shikat aubotltuting for Ray Steele games have beenthbscheduled by SeSt George of nla team will carry away a sheepof Glendale Calif defeated Mike management nior baseball team: Sunday June 7 skin Reed Detton of the Romano In a wrestling bout here Enterprise at St George Sunday wrestling squad has captain performed his last night Romano was unable to June 14 Desert Mound-CedCity at last for Utah and Charles Welch resume after the first fall lu 17 min- Cedar City Sunday June 21—Bea- Jr swimmer leaves with the class utes ' ver at St George of '3L SHIKAT DUMPS ROMANO MONTREAL June 6 VP)— Richard ST ar Ill Feature J UST IMAGINE i (tfV-PUl- ng Two-bai- Msr-uuar- dt Ramblers Drop Penn Indiana Robbins Equals Course Record From Schedule BEING ABLE TO BUY THE WORLD CHAMPION a 3 ii pa ii ng Hittert of Y ‘ iint YOUR OLD RANGE IS WORTH See Front Page Section 3 BASE- BALL 11 fi AY 3 wa99 8 HgiDyueod (Girls Community LOCAL ALLSTARS we t tejiple Adults 50e Children 25c CUnton at Syracuse Roy at Hooper Plain City at North Ogden Division No 9 West Weber at Pleasant View Hooper at Taylor Syracuse at Roy Blaterville at Clinton 4 Plain City at Liberty Willard at Bouth WtW Warren at Rlverdale 11 Alexander Detroit Combs New York ill 199 184 Major League Leader (By tb Aoclated Press) O AB R H Fet Ruth Ytnkees 408 36 m 9ft 61 Coohrsne Athletics 991 40 161 96 69 Mellllo Browns 40 167 38 61 969 39 16 110 362 Hendrick Reds 49 44 170 99 63 Arleu phtllles 965 Orirnuw Cubs 37 100 II 47 363 the Associated Frees) Yankees 1 1: pirates Cardinals 1 Mancosb Cardinals Hafey 1 Lombardi Robins 1 The leaders Klein Phlllleg 19 Ruth Yankees 11 ArWt Phillies 10 Foxx Athletics 10 Simmons Athletics 6 Oehng 9 Yankees Cochrane Athletics ft HerDivision No 9 Bracket No 1 man Robins ft Batteries Ttylor 9 pleasant View I totals American 170 National Nielsen and Jardins Chamberlain and 161League grand total 391 Barrett Hooper 9 West Weber 7 Batteries INTERNATIONAL IF A GUI Ross Finch Fielding end Lambert 6 leading ef Ue Teams Blanch and Penman Clinton 4 Roy ft Batteries Bybee Burnett and Parker Clark and Fields Bvracuse 4 SlaierviUe 7 Batteries Briggs Cook and Waite fitekes and Hol- If You Like Baseball Come Out and standing S(By Saturday Ruth Phillips Hodapp Indians ley See These Girls Play 17 Division No 9 Bracket No 9 Warren 7 Plain Citv ft innings' Batteries Folk man Thomas (u Brown and Rea Hunt Fnlltma? and Weatherstone Liber y 18 Bouth Weber U Batteries Shav Penrod Undsay and Montgomery and Peek pickemore Kendall Oldfield Rlverdale li Willard 7 Bs'terles ZltO and Lite Woods LundeU a oil Wells Fs ter day's Keiilli Jersey city 1 Baltimore Newark ftll Readitu Montreal at Toronto Kochtsler at Buffalo 3 ft How can there be any question on the tire to bny when with onr new BEDUCED PRICES you can — have yonr car equipped with the s Firestones at no greater cost than ordinary tires? 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