Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING i FEBRUARY 7 B 1936 inor League Baseball Shows Great Revival Combination Greatest LOOPS PUT Factor in Basketball MANY NEW INTOPLAY Ready Two More Likely Youths Eager to Co Ott Romney Points Out Striking Similarity of Outstanding Teams in Recent R M C History Twenty-Tw- o By OTT ROMNEY B Y U Athletic Director basketball systems brilliance of individual payers and the ingenuity and capability of seasoned coaches all count for little toward making outstandingly successful 4eams which win championships or drive through to high honors without the right combination of players The emphasis is on combination It la true at each coach has A Fool-pro- of WelbKnoivn Sablin Wins First Place Odds Layer Near Death In Memorial 8T LOUIS Feb 13 CSV-To- m nationally Kearney known St Louis betting commissioner was reported near death at a hospital today from pneumonia which followed as a complication to a paralytic stroke and a chronic kidney ailment Kearney 65 years old had been a betting commissioner here since 1893 and waa known to the sporting fraternity as the man who had han- Spirited Encounters Mark Opening of 1936 Catholic League Basketball Joust Patrick’s Tooele’ Lourdes Take Junior Battles Bingham Magfiia Lourdes Snare Senior Skirmishes Murray Fla MIAMI Feb 22 (UP) -Ed- F Seagram's Sablin a to A G Vanderbilt’s ward half-brothe- St Dis covery aoored a clever victory over Mrs Emil Denemark’a Corlnto In By MARLOWE BRANAGAN the Joseph McLennan Memorial What will undoubtedly prove to be the most successful tourney handicap which waa run for the in C Y O league history in this state auspiciously opened Saturthird time before a crowd of 15000 day in the Judge Memorial gym with four games being played In FISH U- -- and Game ? By MARLOWE BRANAGAN The annual fathers and sons' gathering sponsored by the Salt Lake County Fish and Game association Is tentatively scheduled for Thursday March 19 according to Jesse B Sharp chairman of the entertainment committee Other ) POWERS FRANCIS J By members of the committee include Dr Harry Walker William Pollock Special to The Tribune at Hialeah Park today division competition and three in senior division play Five Ed Vetters and George Hofmann (Copyright 1936) junior of dollare In dled millions With Johnny Longden up Sablin games are scheduled CHICAGO Feb 22— Minor league particular i le of play which he Sunday and the meet will come to a concluand never “welched” h took the lead leaving the If leaders of of the local fish wagere baseball has become a very Bolid 't least certain prlncl-hlcadvises or sion when four battles will be staged evening Monday on a bet finished mile and out and tame organization are wise and the business since W G Bramham of pies of play a furlong In the good time of 1:49 5 Spirited encounters were the rule they will soon start Intensive Durham N C was elected presihe espouse: and The track was lightning fast Corin-t- o rather than the exception In open- work on the extensive educational dent of the National Association of will always emset by well up with which was to be a tea- Professional Leagued— highfalutlng round ing competition is Perhaps the program It Chance Ray finished two lengths phasizetrue that ture of their 1935 season This name for the minors —three years chief feature of the day’s play was equally behind the display gelding Necprogram which gained wide- ago Judge Bramham Is a very of each system the conclusive fashion in which St spread Interest has failed to tarine another Denemark color substantial citizen in North Caroplay demands Its bearer waa third ahead of Chance Patrick's juniors removed Bingham up 4o the present time lina and believes the Integrity of own type of perPat Ray and six other be that Salt Lake county It gtand may baseball should be preserved at all from defending juniors champions In former almost stablemate of the winner tired costs the meet The speedy west side leaders are awaiting good weather every Institution under his top impost of 126 pounds Since Bramham became big boss club led by Lee Caputo and Ross but some announcement as to u It is safe to say and finished ninth their plans would be appreciated lui Of the minors It no longer Is posd Special to The Tribune Faraco a pair of dark many players reSablin earned a purse of $4470 His MAGNA— M J (Mick) Scanlon ceive sible for the man who owns the kids with a penchant for hitting the by the public little recog- -' collected backers $530 for their $2 corner cigar store or the town gave a very interesting and instruc- nition or are never hoop when points were needed William Lawson was recently' straight wagers ousted the Miners 31 to 17 brewery to back a team unless he tive talk to the group of boye at- selected on the elected president of the Duchesne Joseph E Wldener’e Brevity wincan prove financial and moral reScores Given who NEW YORK Feb ner of the Champagne stakes at base- varsity squad Fish and Game club He succeeds sponsibility "Shoestring" operators tending the American Legion would be main Other opening day results fol- Chester Lyman who in turn waa' Grimm Is deeply concerned about Belmont Park N Y last fall made have no place in Bramham's scheme ball school being held under the cogs In team low: Juniors— Tooele 27 Divine chosen to succeed Lawsott’ as vice ' debut a successthe report that Lon Warneke’s his of baseball and “firecracker direction of Lee Self and sponsored playing a n o ther Ott Romney ’ ful one in the George Washington Saviour 7 Murray 31 Magna 21 and president leagues" that blow up around July by the local post No 38 of the style of ball in another Institution throwing arm is giving the latter purse Lourdes 22 St Ann’s 17 Seniors— feature to the companionate 4 are discouraged from starting American Legion Meetings are held But regardless of style or coach- trouble No one who aw Warneke McLennan handicap- and thereby Magna 47 Price 36 Lourdes 32 MidThe Duchesne sent Twenty-tw- o minor leagues al- each Thursday evening at the vale 24 Bingham 65 St Patrick’s an invitation to organization ing emphasis or player types the attempt to win the last world’s justified his position of favorite for Newell B Cook to the start have qualified ready 36 d will forget the the Florida derby March 7 Cathedral automatically ad hate fish and game commissioner high school for 'all boys and factor which earns the approval of series 1939 season and that's the high adults interested in furthering their the alumni keeps the coach out of vanced Provo withdrawing from asking him to visit eastern Utah1” feeling of dismay which swept the The son of Chanee Shot or Sickle mark since 1912 when 41 opened knowledge of the game the tourney Arrangements to have streams the sanatorium and expresses itself stands when Lon was taken out out of Ormanda set his own pace during the coming sum-- 1' and 34 finished out the campaign Scanlon's discussion was started In the friendly end of the score is after pitching six Innings of the in covering the mile in the fast time Divine Saviour play Cathedral fell mer The Duchesne organization" The 1936 lineup— which may be in- with a blackboard diagram of the the perfect fitting together of the fifth through game in which he permitted of 1:36 to lead William Hirsch’a announces that it is of the opinion-th- at creased to 24— proves the tremen- field stressing the various dimen- five component parts of the team only three As a result of Saturday’s compe‘ hits while on the mound Columbiania by three lengths more fish should be planted lb‘ dous comeback minor league base- sions from pitcher's box to home the efficient tltlon the following schedule will be the eastern complementing of the The rumor of an Injury to his shoulDnieper stablemate of Brevity part of the state ball is making In 1932 only IS plate batter’s box distance between talents abilities In vogue Sunday: and physiques of der waadenled— at the time even finished third in the field to at and able were survive leagues bases base lines etc Following this the performers the proper synchro- though Warneke was not called of The winning SENIORS B L Chism president f the -one time during the following seawhen there was entry paid one to two phase of the work he took up vari- nization of the machine upon to do Franklin Championship Flight County Fish and Gama -son there were only 11 ous details regarding special rules In the style of play predominant a chance of pulling the last game association (Upper Bracket)' located at Preston) Number Increases that were of importance for the In the western division of the Rocky and the series out of the fire Cathedral vs Bingham 9 p m Idaho recently announced that But since Bramham became presi- catchers to know regarding dropped Mountain conference the ideal quinthe Jensen and Howard Grimm was assured during the annual banquet of the organdent of the minor association the balls with and without men on bases tet might be achieved according to winter months that his star pitchization will be held in Preston on (Lower Bracket) number has grown rapidly and when a catcher has a right to the the following prescription: er’s arm was coming around nicely Lourdes vs Magna 8 p m How- March 2 reBramham base line and when the runner’s soundly During the and had suffered no ill effects from One Shooter One Rustler ard and Jensen ’ gime only one league has failed to rights must be respected the burden put on It In registering C L Fretwell United States bio- one Pour Consolation Flight rangy sharpshooting complete its fiscal year That was Young pitchers were urged to forward who Is a demon under the the first game shutout relieving logical survey game management (Upper Bracket) the Central in 1934 and after a few learn from the very start how to Bill Lee and his work in the fifth St Patrick’ automatically ad- agent recently announced accordweeks of profitless operation it was properly stand on the rubber and offensive basket and who does a game The Cub boss figures Lori is SPANISH FORK— Newell B vances by failure or Provo to enter ing to an Associated Press dispatch ' closed wlown by the national asso- how to make proper motions to- good job of covering the opponent's good enough for 25 winning games that deaths of ducks in the south- Cook Utah fish and game commisback guard together with (Lower Bracket) ciation rather than have lien debts ward home and the various bases a eastern part of Idaho during the " fer- The Cubs won the pennant with a shorter tireless sioner was vs the at 7 Price RichMidvale m principal speaker the were infielders p The piled up against territory of four games last year given pointers ret who also scores margin bepast month have been due to inconsistently ardson and Woolley The minor league lineup for 1926 on covering their positions with Grimm thinks his club is much an enthusiastic membership meettestinal parasites and a shortage of' of the Includes: Three class AA two class attention being called to the fact cause he makes a big percentage of stronger and can repeat JUNIORS ing Spanish Fork Fish and food is who his shots and a According to the dispatch' particularly over B C Game four class Al three irr A and Protective association Friday (Upper Bracket) they have the right of way to Fretwell Warneke stated: "Losses have been well and feeder Up shake good passer Tooele vs Lourdes 5 p m Wool small and and the remainder in class D Great- runners when fielding balls on the night at the American Legion hall of clever a feeding stations haver and dash add course of This entirely pivoting depends Cook spoke on the increase of deer est growth has been in class D Only base line The outfielders were quesley and Evans been set up to care for the hungry'1 Those games In in Utah He also called attention two of that rating started in 1932 tioned on throwing the ball to the and feinting take a springy center upon Warneke ” (Lower Bracket) birds” but the losing column would make a to the opposition felt by but in the course of the next two proper place under varying condi- tall enough to control the tip-osportsmen H St vs Patrick's 6 p m Murray down not to cut his meets tall he decided difference Until enough He exdoe deer "'seasons there may be 15 or more tions against killing Evans and Richardson state The fish and departwho is game a and endurance sees the big plained the effects of the Taylor great up with Warneke and since Joe E Carr has several In the Many problems that confront speed In junior division play Saturday ment with the aid of local units andn scOrer with a good team sense and fellow throw a few he will not the sparkling performance of the interested sportsmen had distrl- bmaking players and often lead to arguments who is as willing to be a guard when feel as confident as he did before grazing act as It pertains to big and at the One reason for the present suc- with officials due to the lack of conditions the game speedy Murray crew delighted the uted tons of hay and grain to Utah’1-cess of the minors is the strict ad- proper understanding of trie rules the opponents have the ballhi3as he the disturbing news reached him a Utah lake the effects that low walarge crowd on hand for the festivi- wild life during the recent heavy" own to when is a be forward few weeks ago on In ter had ducks and fish the ministration rules regarding salary were discussed In detail The ties The suburban crew coached storms according to Commissioner toss In a tall team is some in Idea had have possession Grimm may lake waters limits Topheavy payrolls were the question of “what is by Martin Pezely Murray high Cook whose arm j on Warneke's strain the rugged guard that President Harold Makin of the burden which ruined many minor an infield fly?" was gone over thor school star completely outplayed work is devastating under the de- might retard his work this season Utah State Fish arid Game assothe crew league teams in the past but now oughly Magntl and de fighting d Springvllle aportsmen are now where he is con- He sent out a feeler on acquiring ciation gave a talk on the each class has salary limits which Each boy was urged to study the fensive served its victory trip of tent to spend most of his engaged in putting on a member-shi- p Curt Davis from the Phills He the state representatives who atat least give club owners the chance rules thoroughly St Patrick’s packed too much drive which is expected to -career but who sinks a par- did not object to sending Chuck tended the wild life conference In to break even at the gate The Scanlon gave each boy a copy of power for the diminutive Bingham boost the of tries Klein back but the sum asked membership from 67 to — percentage high ticularly encourof D C a Makin A establish their A A class outfit The Miners were riddled 100 Washington the 1936 rules leagues special prize of the central Utah chooses he was the when Meetings was Grimm more psychological than willing In case in the the drive and own salary limits and with injuries and were not at their aged baseball book was awarded membership will be held at regular to a group into the moments of a was Klein to stage foray something resolupay is best but even had they been It is of the American association it urged its recognition The contest won by James Moyes throughout the year and territory add a sturdy guard bust in the Windy City In the tions adopted at the state convendoubtful if they could have thwarted 46500 per month but for the smaller Efforts are being made to secure enemy to fish and who of and short the with Phillies’ bandbox speed great versatility tion were read and approved the fast attack of their Salt Lake problems pertaining leagues the National association has the services of Spence Adams for is a dead shot game conditions will bo discussed going under at top rlghtfield wall as a target the ’slug- Charles DeMoisey Uinta forest surivals established a maximum and viola- one of the meetings In the near City speed or with set shots from the free ger might regain the position he pervisor talked on the part the The Lourdes-S- t Ann’s battle was tion of the rules is punished by future Ed Johnson was recently elected' throw circle area and who is so built once held as the champion batsman forests of the state have in protectclassic with two evenly matched fines heavy of the organhe can president that dig up the of the league He is a big favorite ing big game and cattle President physically teams tooth and toenail for ization William Sprlngville fighting is the Salary Limits ball and mentally that he loves to In Philadelphia and Jimmy Wilson Brlnghurst of local all Hansen unit and the J George Tooele new vice any advantages For class Al leagues— the Texas and Bird Lloyd cuts sprinkle with a very is not averse to having him back and president pass officials a fine and the introduced sparked by presided pair of forwards is the secretary-treasurand Southern— the salary limit is of dribble add a liberal But Jim and Jerry Nugent want small pinch menothers besides those proved entirely tpo etrong for the $4600 a month for 17 players exassortment of passes Immerse com- $50000 of the Wrlgley bankroll and present tioned being William Witney suplucky Divine Saviour gang clusive of the manager For class Many of the deer recently seen-iin morale and let stand to Grimm is not willing to sanction the pletely perintendent of the state fish hatchPrice Game Club A it is $4250 for 16 players exthe vicinity of Salt Lake City cool in the pinches deal at G W ery Springvllle FitzRoy B class $2000 clusive of manager Price one of the towns have de- -r set teams and other near-b- y all the teams which If Davie a Winner you analyze secretary-treasurProvo district: manto ever appear In a C Y O 'tourney parted for their upland homes in' for 15 players exclusive of won titles In the Rocky Mounhave while 16 won Ellwood Paul Davis and Davis losing games president won Its way into the hearts of the the past two or three days followager class C $1800 including manSpecial to The Tribune tain conference you will find an 14 last year There Is no doubt Dunn secretary of the Nebo disfans with a determined and game ing the warm wave which melted- ager with player limit of 15 and LOGAN— Utah Aggies’ two cham- astounding parallel between the lineWarwith were teamed also Davis trict up Representatives class D $1000 for 14 players These pion teams — football and basketball ups of any two outstanding aggrega- that battle against the powerful Mazna the snow considerably enabling the— Lee Tex Carleton Salem Bill and from neke Larry present Payson J crew Magna has a great team wne deer to depart for their higher-habitatfigures of course' represent the —will be honored Friday at the tions odds ’ an be would etc and Rulon Morgan Francis Rowe French maximum and obviously many Bluebird at a banquet sponsored which may advance to the title this Coach E L “Dick" Romney of the choice to make It two In a row for with Mrs George Morgan as accomclubs operate below that scale par- Jointly by the “A" Men’s organizaseason but the players were unanipresent western division champions Cubs panist gave instrumental duets Committee appointments for mous after playing Price in declarticularly in class D and the Logan chamber of com- who bid fair to retain their Rocky theWhile Grimm Is tion he a Larsen humorous gave pondering George atthe recently organized Mt Nebo There is no dearth of players coal the to merce Arrangements are being Mountain title is a great believer ing camp performers wake up to find thfit the Cards talk There were approximately 80 have been as good as any team they Fish and Game Protective assotempting to break into professional worked out by committees headed in this theorem He almost invari- may A lunch was or Brooklyn Dodgers have beaten sportsmen present MINNEAPOLIS Feb 22 OF)— have faced this ball via class D Major league scouts by L A “Pesty" Jarvis president season Price lost a ciation follow: one afternoon of the ably devotes The generous served under the direction of Sam Atcheson Memphis Tenn re- ball report more youngsters playing of the “A” men and Bob Holden basketball coaching sessions in the him to the deal but It won a host of sup- game to fuY is Lester Dobbs Dividend C Wood Charles T M handA up near In Branch his give national tained Rickey willing tjie baseball in all parts of the country representing the chamber athletic U S A C summer school to an enIn Salt Lake City Otis Horton Santaquin Ted Okie-- ’ Ernie Orsatti and Roy Parmelee for ture another meeting featuring Lee ball singles title by defeating Joe porters than any time in years Literally committee Lolurdes cagers returned to the tertaining lecture in which he makes Davis Casey Stengel wants to get Kay and his pictures of wild life Platak Chicago 1 2 Goshen Big game— Sheri thousands attend trianlng schools form which characterized its play berry The program is being handled by the point by listing the lineups of Thomas Goshen Frank Hansen in tournament finals today rid of Joe Stripp and several of his will be held and last year more than 2000 signed a committee headed by Kenneth various high-ligMountain outfielders for Davis Cash is all throughout the season in defeating Benjamin Paul J Davis Payson" Rocky their first professional contracts Vanderhoff while finances are be- championship teams and discussing Midvale 32 to 24 Eddie Leupold Should and Mr Okleberry Pheasants— Alup deals Major league clubs have found it ing worked out by a committee the similarity between the players that is holding lanky Lourdes center played a mar- bert McClellan Payson Grant Lar— office into the coax front Stengel velous defensive profitable to operate baseball headed by James M Norfleet the game limiting in the different positions sen Genola Charles Hickman vr spending some money the Dodgers schools and sign the best prospects Sensational Pavich to seven points Special guests will include faculty Five Pointed Example would start the season with one of Benjamin Joe Flanders Spring for their ownminor league farms or members of the college and Salt on same the number and gettipg Lake Let’s list some typical champion the strongest pitching staffs it has BINOHAM 8RS MURRAY JRS MAGNA JRS affiliates 8T PATRICK 8R8 his own account Lflke City ond Ogden chamber of OTFP OTFP OTFPl GTPP To some degree the revival of commerce representatives Mr Jar- ship te$ms within the ken of present had in years e Vlaalc Fish planting— H E McLane Bingham unleashed a nonstop-pablrf 5 32 12iFCaputorf 7 4 1 15 Putnik rf 3 10 6 J Ahlqust rf 0 0 0 0 5 242 12 RCaputolf 3 3 17 Tomlch If If If 2 2 0 4 day fans: minor league baseball is natural vis announced 0 0 0 OiCavanee Byrne attack in overpowering an out- Eureka Ira Miller Dividend J Pnzell c 9 1 1 16lMcKeaguc 6 10X2 Bilanzich c 5 8&15B Ahlqulst c 3 3 2 8 — Golden Bobcats and is of the no credit small Thompson but part “A” men should make reservaBiambrl rg 2 5 2 6 Bogden rg 0 6 11 Garbardl rf 1 2 1 3iMtcklovch rg 0 0 0 0 classed but dangerous St Patrick’s H Ellsworth Payson EducaIk 3 11 7 A Perrl Strellch due Judge Bramham who has put tions by contacting either Jarvis or O Ward forwards F Ward center Ig 0 111 Davlch lg 0 3 2 2 iRegler lg outfit Mike Pazell towering center tional— C E Rife Eureka H T 421 M- Saufet&lf 4 1 1 9J 0 10 0 Ue lac If Perrl 1 Ig 4 MKnaus 1 3 0 0 0 Breeden and rg tt on a sound basis and in the bands Del Gardner secretary of the or- Worthington (Glynn) J Bollc c O O O O! 0 0 0 01 Vaculln 110 0 0 0 came through with'19 points and the Ellsworth and J Harold Mount-for- d Ogrin If N Bollc rg 0 0 0 0 of capable owners IKaher lg 0 0 0 0 work of his mates- was of high Ol ganization at the College It Is ex- guards 0 0 0 Payson Recreational—Oscar gS&usetalg A U S C (1929)— Parkinson and Totals 10 18 11 311 Totals pected that approximately 170 will Davis forwards 9 8 3 21 order The Miners have to play g Pearson Dividend Glen Dowdle center Totals 28 15 9 65 Totals 16 16 4 36 Campbell the Score in crew by be quarters: fresh Cathedral Sunday present Score by quarters: Santaquin Orlin Hickman BenCollege Basketball 10 16 21 Murray Alsop and Young guards Seniors feature scrap but after showing jamin Sheri Thomas Grant LarBingham 5 14 17 Magna forCox and Utah Smith Seniors Patrick (1930) St J Referee to Anderson umpire Woolley their skill Saturday are favored Montana State 49 Utah 43 sen Hugh Atherly Eureka! Iluskers Winner Referee Watta umpire Casper Montwards Clark center T Davis and MONTPELIER Idaho Utah Aggie 61 B Y U 41 defeat the local crew Dunn Payson Ernest Kay DIV SAVIOUR JR8I TOOELE JRS Neb Feb 22 UP)— Lybbert guards Wyoming 31 Colorado State 21 LINCOLN a school Bears 8R8 defeated MIDVALE SRS LOORDEB pelier high Colorado college 40 Colorado univerOTFPl OTFP Mona Joe Flanders Spring Lake of Nebraska track men OTFP GTFP Miltra1 five 3 B Y 2 2 McGuire 6 U 4 3 5'McKndrk Paris rf and (1932)— rf University 27 Romney surprisingly strong sity 0 2 1 roiacomarf 13 2 4 Risse If 0 0 0 Oi Smith If IDAHO Won 11 out of a possible 12 first let forwards Nelson center Whit- ditional rival here by a single tally GPetrlichrf 421 Alumni of Park City 4 63 11 Burnham c 1 1 0 2 Pedro If 4Rlleylf 210 0 111 I 8 B 43 Montana Mines 22 Legislative— Pat Fannell Eureka 'Long e 4 1 T B Hill Pavlchc 3 1 to 2 3 afternoon 35' this 7iLeupilde here swamp had 0 3 0 O'Wtedman rg 3 1 1 7 36 Le to man and Sueur guards places previously Stepan rg 2 3 2 6 Franks!? Montpelier Washington 62 Idaho 38 Elbert Royle Elberta R W 0 0 0 Burnett rg 0 0 31 Wins Men in Turn 0 0 Fllaworth 0 0 0 cinder Kansas lg of 10 lg — 12 the 34 to NATIONAL University 3 0 0 6 Olsen rf t Wyoming (1933) McGinty and defeated Paris JPetrltchlg Oil IlMcGeanfg EUch lg 12 0 2 PaySon Stanford 46 U 8 C 42 3iSmolkac team 80 3 to 23 3 in the 2104 T Hill lg 00 01 00 O'J 01 Pallnorl Witte forwards Paris took a 10 to 4 lead In the Jauezichrf lg 0 0 0 0 Leuty center U C L A 32 California 2 1 0 0 2Nevlllerfc Vldlclf 0 2 0 0 CITY— Th C Y O f4v lost to of meet indoor rg Sodja 10 0 2 th PARK opening first quarter but fell behind in the Steffinerg 0 0 0 OiHelnstrg 0 0 0 0 Kimball and Haman guards Oregon State 28 Oregon U 24 alumni lna hord fouKht -Park City the Park Cttv Commercial leaxue the season Army 35 Navy 19 2 9 3 7 Totals Totals The striking similarity is obvious second to trail for the remainder of FrkovlchIg OOOOI 1110627 20amito In Illinois 35 Minnesota S3 38 The Park City ward M Men won Another Race Track -Score by quarters 9 10 6 241' Totals Totals 13 16 6 32 Divine Coach Dick Romney's present ag- the game The victors held a InterenMiir pama with CunningIn an out Michigan 31 Iowa 25 1 4 7 6 Saviour Score by quarters: Indiana 64 Wisconsin 21 36 to 22 7 14 23 27 ham Hardware L A Area advantage in the final minutes Midvale Plan gregation meets the specifications 2 11 20 24 Tooele ALUMNI Y O C Arkansas 40 Texas C U 29 Oswald Referee Woolley umpire down to cut of it 8 28 Paris 32 28 but 29 Lourdes 16 State with ball the GTFPI GTFP play Marquette Michigan very Petty accurately B Referee T Davis umplrs R Davis Streets rf 5 0 0 10 Columbia 29 Harvard 27 Hemon rf 3 10 ST ANN’S JRS margin when the Bears LOURDES JRS rustling forward and hub of the If If 0 0 0 0 Allleon Northwestern 45 Purdue 40 10 0 2 LOS ANGELES Feb 22 UP)— Cunghm OTFPl GTFP MAGNA 8R8 wheel Ryan Grachln c 5 0 0 10 MWIIaon c 3 0 0 6 Robert Muckier Hollywood busiPRICE) SRS the taller fumbled in their passing Yale 47 Princeton 44 passing 4 1 3 Shultz 1 4 10' Lelthelser 22 rf rf 0 1 1 1 Brlerley rg 6 0 0 12 GTFP! Sullivan OTFP 10 In rg all the made Creighton 31 Kentucky 29 more rugged more heavily scoring Wright points 3i Boucher If 0 3 2 1 0 0 said today application Tabon rf 3 6 3 9Gerslclc rf 2 2 15 Brady It o 121 O’Hara lg 1 0 0 2 ness man Oklahoma 42 Iowa 8tate 39 1 2 0 2IKvanaugh c 4 4 2 10 Green IfIg 0 0 0 02'Wortley RWilaon rf 0 1 1 1 will be made to the California horse forward Watson tireless tolling last half and Carleton a similar PPalpealf 52 6 20 12 Rlglcr If 35 4423 129 Murphy Notre Dame 43 Pittsburgh 27 1 1 1 3 A Bocco rg 1 2 0 Best 1 0 0 2 If 1 rg 1 1 0 4M 0 t DeBmd Langford Penn 38 Cornell 21 lg FDalpe&xc AhlqulstC scorers for lead to the 0 5 3 3 D Bocco lg 0 0 0 re 7 1 1 15 Neeley lg scoring and defending center the number IReseigh lg 0 0 01) racing board to establish a $1500-00- 0 Kansas Btate 39 Missouri 35 DeAngllarg 0 2 1 ljV&culln -rf 0 1 1 11 Gardner digging up Montpelier Jaussl was high for M&nfrettiig 32 02 00 46 Kovozovlhfg 30 0100 60 Nlckersn Oklahoma Aggies 27 Drake 24 phantom-lik- e near Enclno racing track Hanlon rf 0 0 0 0 17 1 1 35 9 3 2 2o Total! Total! Neglicio r£ Mageraz rg Texas Aggies 29 Texas U 43 the ball and apparently scoring and Paris with 16 0 O 0 0 The Hollywood Racing association Verdi Ig Bcor by quarters: Eastern State 38 Louisville 31 7 13 8 22 Totals Totals 8 14 4 20 613 617 Y C 26 same time and the 28 Btate the at Oregon Oregon defending 10 20 28 35 has been tentatively organized for Total 15 18 6 38 Totals 20 12 7 47 H Score by quarters: Alumni Tennessee 34 Vanderbilt 33 ARCADIA Cal- - Feb 23 CD 3 9 15 Lourdes Scor by quarters: Win Mai Title this purpose he said elongated Wade controlling the ball Refer! Buck umpire Hauder California Aggies 36 Nevada 35 9 5 —It was a crowd with more Ann's 15 8t 10 19 d Magna and off the defensive Muckier said the proposed track M MEN 22 UP) — (Price Referee Oswald umpire Woolley 0 Colo GREELEY Feb CUNNINGHAM’S than a million dollars to Referet Andreon uraplr Hv22 GTFP to be conducted on a nonprofit basis" frequently following It in for scores Greeley State tonight won the eastOTFPl Salina Victor to went races 1 the 3 5 that 1 2 Anderson rf Hauder rf spend on the offensive board 117 to obtain half of the days now BINGHAM JRS ern division Rocky Mountain con8T PATRICK JR9 8ALINA — The box ecore for the Harmgtn If 1 0 0 2 Trythall If 3 117 hopes Kodak Five Victor here today for the big handiallotted to Santa Anita Hansen c 4 0 0 8 Buck c GuTFP OTFPl (fame played in Salina Friday night 1002 ference championship wrestling 200 0 2 sellers 0 2 2 0 7 0 measthe 0 SAUNA Welch rc Favaro rf 3 3 2 8 Eaotman Kodak hoopstera took th BICKNELL Cardenas rf 2 4 3 Thompsn rg cap Through The state old age pension plan- -' Yale Aid Resigns 0 0 2 Johnson with 37 points Colorado university Osoro If ure of the UBar Rauch five Friday evealng Thielke Ik lg 0 1 1 1 GTFP OTFPl window 110 2' L Caputo c If 125 21 111 at the 2 0 0 4 will share In th 2 0 0 4 PoaseUI 0 4 36 to 23 V&nderwerf was the gam’s high Archibld lg 111 3 (Jldiey rf Ascatii c projected trafik1-- " Durfey rf 4 1 1 © Cooper rf If 41 O2 O1 92 sec22 was in UP) Conn HAVEN Feb the NEW If defending champion iW&tson 1 0 0 2 Chldo 0 0 0 0 scorer with 10 points Scores: $1246851 passed In bets on 3 5 3 9 RNielson Fan rg Taft If rg 2115 he said profits c 2 2 6 2 7 1 1 iFlaher 0 RANCH 2 EASTMAN KODAK 3 3 0 GSNielaoii c 7 3 3 17 3 6 30 0 P of ond Moltnaro —The Other with Stewart Pace c Ig Konovlchlg place points resignation the eight races e 0 0 0 0 O 1 O O Peterson iGleason c 0 1 0 0 Perrl rg 1 1 0 2 Wbn rg OTFP rg O O O 0 GTFP1 Scott from the Yale football coach- point winners were: Colorado State Zdunloh 3 3 Okerluwllg That brought the total Ig 2!Vandrwf rf 5 4 2 12 (Booth Ig O YenyUh 162 21 74 Njeison lg 0 0 0 0 MrKeague c 0 0 0 0 Sumrhvarf 1002 110 A “synchronizing dynamometer” 0 0 2 16 3 If 5 If 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 (Murdock 22 3 0 0 0 OiYennl 4 OlJersen Ig rg rf Bedaunt was 10 Mines Colorado announced tonight rg Ig OOlO'Busby King Empey Wyoming ing staff handle at Santa Anita for the 4 0 0 8 tha pull" 'A Perrl rf 0 0 0 0 Leupold c 2 0 0 4IBhkkb Frandsen c 0 0 0 0 15 6 6 36 automatically registering is 52 days of racing this season 9 4 4 22i Total! Total! Crandall rg 2 2 1 5 Jordan rg 10 0 2 used to The ’Big Ten indoor track and Ace Parker star football passer ing strength of oarsmen Score hy quarters: 7 13 3 17 0 0 0 0 Greenberg lg 2 0 0 4 14 8 3 31 Jr Hy lg Total Totals 10 14 7 27 Total to $21001145 9 16 22 control the 5 Hcore by quarters: Hcore by halves: Stattou Cunningham’! field meet will be held at Chicago of Duke's football squad is just as 10 0 2 training of Germaa row- 14 27 M 35 Men 11 6 Blcknell Bingham ers for the Olympics 111 March 13 and 14 17 5 2 36 11 3 1 23 Referee Street Total! 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