| Show SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 10 1933 Here Are Ten of Major League Baseball’s Elect for Large Turnouts Noted at Three Camps All Bambino Baseball Board Select 1933 Alb America Club 1933 HubhelL Whitehall Chosen Pitchers Foxx for First Base Gehringer for Second Outfield Has Power to Work Out Monday Games Coming Close Chairman By BABE RUTH Board of Baseball (Copyright 1933 by the Christy WSlsh Syndicate team for 1933: Following larBlbe Ruth's POSITION PLAYER BAT: AYE CLUB 327 Philadelphia Second Base Gehringer 311 Cronin Washington Shortstop Left Field 336 Chicago Simmons M Foxx 334 Philadelphia First Base 381 Philadelphia Right Field Klein 318 Boston Center Field Berger Catcher 326 Dickey 301 Third Base Travnor 180 Pitcher Hubbell 247 Pitcher Whitehlll (Averages to August 31 inclusive ) By BABE RUTH Ute Mentor Predicts Fierce Competition for Utes This Year By BOB GOODELL Football huskies of Utah B Y U and Utah Aggie are in readiness for Monday’s opening workout of the season Equipment was issued at two of the three schools Saturday The conference champion Utes V- rived in force ancUifty men ara uro to be "onhand for Monday’s drill “There will be no standing around for the first few davs in our camp" said Coach Ike Armstrong Saturday “The boys have been asked to report in good physical trim and we are for assuming that they are all set hard work from the start ’ We’ll Jump right into fundamentals Monday with scrimmage before long It 'looks like tough competition from the Chairman Board of Baseball is my pi lvilege to assist the Board of Baseball in selecting an baseball team made up of outstanding performers of the two mainr leagues Back m 1922 we offered our first selection little realizing that tt wpuld into an annual feature — — grow ca MERMAN HOLDS DOPE SUSPICION Seeret Fractlca Stated x Utes reported Saturday for physical examinations and to receive their togs and the remainder Will be on deck Monday The Redskins' initial workout will begin at 3 30 o’clock From the start all practices will take place behind closed f&tes the Ute chieftain announced C?ptalrtock-Dayle£WMj!ne of the first to arrive Saturday The end looks fit as a fiddle and is expected to have his greatest aeason Pete Carlston Dan Savlch Roly Sleater Kean Westphal and Aldo Richins the other regular of last season all wero on hand as were most of the other lettermen Win Croft guard of 1931 was tha biggest man on hand and Wafe Risner guard from last year's freshman the lightest Irvin Johnson tackle of last year's squad was next to Croft in poundage Redskins Listed Griddera on hand Saturday follow Captain Hack Davies end (x) Qlen Arnett' quarterback Rex (x) Beckstead end Petr Carlston end x)uDavld Clegg end Bill Cowley quarterback Win Croft guard (x) halfback Ralph Dorius George Franks halfback Chad Goodin cenLea ter Grames guard Bert Hunt Forty-si- euar'd’Sterring - " Orange Drink Under Consideration but Bottle’s Gone Blagden’s TORONTO Pan Three-B- (IP)— If some Ilf making ihev£ Thoiees we hat not been guided entirely bv batting averages and pitching records Other Conditions must be coftsidered Wa try to figure out the players on natural ability and general value I am quite sure that all our ’BHoices will not meet with general approval because no team of this kind ever does There will be difference of opinion as to the relative ability of players in every line of athletic activity as long as games are played SHeam consists of six AmerOur ican league players and four from the National This is the same ratio as m our 1932 selections I feel that we may bp accused of prejudice because I am an American league player but I wiih'to say that we forget leagues when fnakin these elections In 1929 we seTectecTsixTTaTionaTTeaguefs and four from the American league In 1923 192? and 1928 the teams were evenly divided flv and five'" "It ha happened more frequently than otherwise that the American ipague has led in number of players This is no argument in favor of league strength since these are merely choices of individual players not teams J have worked on this selection with a committee of newspaper men comprising the all America board as in other years This board consists of ten sports editors or baseball writers from as many cities in the Each member send major leagues me his choice of an team I compare my choice with theirs weigh the possibilities of all the play-er- s named and then make the final selections How They Voted The vote of this committee by was as follows First base— Foxx 6 Gehrig 2 Ter-r-y CUMMINGS WINS RACE SYRACUSE N Y Sept 9 (2P)-2 Bill Cummings of Indianapolis Second base — Gehringer 4 Frisch won the auto championship 3 Melillo 1 Myer 1 Critz 1 race at the New York state fair toThird base— Traynor 5 Bluege 2 day as 35 000 fans looked on Cum- Martin 1 Whitney 1 Vergez 1 mings took the lead at the start and Shortstop — Cronin 10 kept It through each of the 100 whirlLeft field — Simmons 6 Manush 3 ing turns about the mile dirt track O’Doul 1 Center field— Berger 6 Manush 2 PEVNSY FXTENDS FOOTBAI I ‘ The Unnertitv ot Pennsylvania will send Simmons 1 Averill three football elevens to ths ridlron this Right field— Klein 7 Berger 2 fall The department of physical education haa arranged schedules for freshmen Junior Chapman 1 Catcher— teams varsity and Dickey 5 Davis 2 Cochrane 1 Hartnett L Sewell 1 Pitcher— Hubbell 8 Whitehill 3 Grove 3 Cantwell 2 Crowder 2 ’ Dean 2 As the above figures show I have not differed to any great extent with the selections of the newspaper men I find that the chief difference of opinion concerns piteners a condition York at Chicato 3) Brooklyn at St Louis which is not entirely new — Nearing the Finish Boston Mew at Thursday Pitaburahi Now for the various positions and York at Chleasoi Brooklyn at St Louis Having met and repulsed the threat Friday — Boston at Plttaburthi New York the reasons briefly why we hav at Ctaioaao chosen the different playei (tilt Brooklyn at St Louis of the Braves m most decisive fashion Saturday— Boston at Plttsburshi New FIRST BASE Brooklyn at St fouls the Giants last week met the Pirates York at Chleasoi — Sunday Boston at Cincinnati i The contest for first base honors and although they did not repulse at Chieaao (ill Now York- at St Brooklyn Loulo Meantime the Senators are aoinr right has not been as keen this season as them the Giants made such a bold ahead with the task ef winning the Ameri- it was in some recent can league pennant years Foxx Washingtonians stand that they suffered not at all this morning are nine The full games ahead ef Gehrig Terry and Kuhel have all the Yankees whleh margin puts them in been The Pirates did manage to take the even a playing stiong all around a happier situation than the Giants game and the two St Louis fust series three to two but that mat gin enjoy saikers Jim Collins and Jack Burns was far from enabling the Piraes have been doing veiy well But to cut ser’ously into the New Yorkers The Winter Season— alsp Foxx has nad an lead exceptional jear There should be no dearth of in and his long distance hitting gives Having thus disposed of the door sports in Salt Lake during the him the call over those who for a two eluba which In the opinion fall and Winter Indeed in time may have appeared to better adf a great many fans were the ensuing dications are that there will be so vantage Gehrig has not performed ones that would ehitei away the much of it that devotees will find it up to his usual standard this season but has done a fine job even at that! Glante profit the men from difficult to witness all the projected Gotham thle morning are sitting events SECOND BASE near the top of the world with R Verne McCullough ljas already In choosing the leading second base-ma- n e seven-gama lead It Is true the blasted open the indoor season with of the season we again meet a New Yorkers have yet to meet two boxing cards and he announces few whom we have had to players Chicago and SL Louis on their that he will givq boxing shows every consider in other years Charley present road trip and it is further- Monday night beginning September Frank Frisch Oscar Melillo more true thst both these clubi 18 and Lazzeri Tony have all won the Jimmy Finishes With Bril-lia- Ross still in the pennant race 811 Canzoneri End are Yotc for thl Position in the events of the last two week! Hardy Downing veteran short-bou- t past is the choice of the Gehringer 69 Does 72 in lead to the belief that the Giants promoter will return to the board This has been the best season Ileay Training for will be able to hold their own If Hippodrome Monday night with of one of the game’s 281 Strokes greatest bail the first of hii aeason’ cards thev do this they will just about Title Scrap players He lacks the driving power of have the 1933 pennant won Wrestling begins Friday at the Lazzeri but in other every feature arena and Promoter McCullough of play batting or defensively he The Giants recently have shown announces the engagement GLENS FALLS N Y Sept 9 of two LAKE SWANNANOA N J or tops equals other few every Sept of second of the world's outstanding s signs weakening in any deBlazing home just before dusk with 9 (AP)— Barney baseman in the game Jtoss worlds light- partment Thev have played “cnicial" for his opening card— final round '89 one of 18 subpar with series SHORTSTOP as boxed Ihiee fast weight much success as quite Strangler Lewis and Nick Lutse ounds in the final day’s play of 36 rounds champion they play ordinary ones Altogether Choosing the outstanding shortstop against Phil Rafferty and Joe it looks as though the crack of the We aie unofficially informed that of the year comes holes Jimmy Hines of Great River Walker here under the heading for today his Giants preparing must another be senes also is of no contest” For the fourth L I today won the fifth annual wrestlipg postponed till next being bout against Tony Canzo-ne- year Thesd acplanned matches reported year we have chosen Joe Glens Falls open with a 72 hole total Still there remain three weeks of cording to present information will Cronin and 1 am at the Polo grounds on Tuesday quite certain that of 281 the race yet to be run A seven game also be held on Friday nights choice the will meet with general apnight lead however is a lead Worth In a dramatic finish in which he The from this there will Judging lineup proval having champion hammered Rafferty when there are sank a only twenty or twenty-tw- be an abundance of boxing and wrestBlondy Ryan of the Giants deserves putt on the home green games yet to be played Neverthe- ling in Salt Lake this winter And mention In any discussion of for a birdie two Hines nosed out Tom around the ring for two rounds using short-stop- s his famous left hook to the face and less baseball is the most uncertain by the time these sports get well because of what he has meant Creavy of Albany and A1 Houghton of sports and even in a brief three steamed up our old friend basketball to the Giants I doubt that of Washington D C for the $1000 body repeatedly Rafferty was so they could m its multifarious forms will be with have won without him Vaughan of money prize and a leg on the E W groggy that the first round had to be weeks many things may happen us the Pirates and Bartell of West trophy by two strokes Hines’ cut the Phils short He also hurt Walker with g Among them all the have had a highly successful season rounds of par 71 68 73 and 89 gave Week Important vicious blows body fan on be will the as has Appling Rogell and him an aggregate three under par for kept jump Williams The forthcoming week will 72 holes U was the first major tourin the American league But none POMPTON LAKES" N J Sept 9 fraught with imporUnWKames for be all nament victory for the Long Island (A) — Brigadier General en?U8h to get lhe Ml1 over John J Phe- five of the clubs remaining in the Cronim who was semifinalist lan chairman of the New York professional state pennant struggle Here are the week's ' last month in the national P G A athletic commission a laudable activity was base today was a visi- engagements for the Giants Bucs theAltogether tournament tor at the training camp trip of the local Catholic Youth It has been the custom In recent of Tony Cubs Cards and Braves for the next and Order baseball nine to Chicago There years whenever’ third basemen were Creavy Houghton each shot a and watched the formeiHight-weigh- t eight days the 69 in the final round for 72 hole todays that will the Salt Lake entered the na- mentioned to think of Pie Traynor titleholder go four brisk probably see theeight issue pretty well tional Catholic boys tals of 283 a lead which the retained rounds In tournament and won of the Pittsburgh Pirates And so it almost two hours until the vouthful fight with preparation for his title decided New York their In the rext game is this year Traytfor goes on as opening game ot rinrlnnotl i Hines whirzed homeward with a flock npxt TuesdasChampion Barney RossL?"'v— however they took defeat due to a master of the sizzling corner and the Pittsburdi at Brooklyn (si Philadelphia be a ery is hitting well above the Canzoneri boxed two rounds each MoVSl —Brooklyn ot PHtbnrrH daggering number of errors averaga of )i at his h'eelnd the H ith hu other men this position Johnny ot cm- sparring partners A1 ntmir— u It was a grand experienre for Vergez of the in Giants has had a good L“mbdl and finished thf vouthful WaHVr v°LHJ"V Flush-witMow — PiMobarsbt the bays In Chicago they were season and Ossie h a round on the light bag on on York ot rinrlnnatli Philadelphia at Bluege of tha gneste of various organisations Roalon ot St Lonii ator was his usual dependable Sen the heavy bag and rope skipping aelf Wfdnndnz— Bolton ni Plttibnrihi Mew (Contlnutd on Pass Wild 100-mi- le 1 i Normal Fixes 1 Football Dates ALBION Idaho— Norman Jacobson Albion Normal school coach announces th following schedule of games for the coming football season At Albion October 7 University of Idaho Southern branch October 14 Weatminster college of Salt Lake October 28 Ricks college November 4 Eastern Oregon Normal of La Grande September 30 at Caldwell College of Idaho night game October 2 at Ogden Utah Weber college November 7 at Boise Boise Junior college Of these games those with Weber Westminster and Ricks colleges are) junior conterence games It is ex pected that the season will start at Albion with an alumni game 1 Holsum Helper Clubs Open Playoff Series ' ivr HINES TAKES - Rivals Will Tangle at Provo Sunday Salt Lakers Slight Favorites tV 1 mg crew hibiting public gatherings The second game of the series is In pitchers Holsum has a big ad slated Sunday September 17 In Salt vantage Mel Scott Lee Johnson and Lake The site of the third game Reese Llewelyn are In tiptop shape while Bill McDuffie Is another ace if booked September 24 if a third t rids himself of a sore arm" he is necessary will be decided by the toss of a coin Jackson is Helper’s main hope anttat Roy Austin of Salt Lake and Bert was this r who Bullock of Provo will umpire the chalked upgritty the deciding victory for at opener Provo Helper last week Dick Biasher is ' Holsum Is a alight favorit in the in reserve Joe Dudlcr far less ef PHILADELPHIA Sept 9 AP)— fectlve aeries due to coming this year than last also is Bennie Sillier greater consisLet Angeles tency through the aeason as a whole available tar today wen the girls’ national and also due to the fact that Helper Is Sunday’s game expected to draw title with a has been far more formidable on its a large crowd of Provo fans as well tingles tennis own diamond than elsewhere victory ever Francis Uerron ef as delegations ot Salt Lake the same However Ralph Jacobshagen has a and Helpef supporters While pitchcity In quick final te the week-lon- g tournament at the powerful ball club—one that seem- ing choices have not been announced Philadelphia Cricket club ingly never stops busting ’em once it the guess is that Scott and Jackson tarts Joe Myers atelier third seek- will be the opposing hurler in er hit at a 409 clip throughout the park DEER SEASON SET season and led the league In hits ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Sept JOAN RIDLEY WINS home runs end total hunters in Sweetwater county bases Luke Carmoni also finished-aPHILADELPHIA Sept 9 (AD — Joan will have eight dojs of deer shootthe 400 mark while Vecchio Kris-me- Ridley of Ipswich top- - ing this year The season for England this Johnny Allison and Zaccarlaare leeded today won the middle states countv has been set as from October well over JOO'wlth Reed and Maulsby - 15 to defeatrnn 22 inmaiS inclusive cl oo to that figure petober theentire V 0r being open except in the Holsum bad the best team batting j1 A CS Jc Phdadelphia CricketlQuaken mountain Asp Steamboat and verage for the year with Marsh cluo mountains game MISS MILLER TAKES GIRLS’ NET HONORS right-hande- (-- 3 -- X d 3-- Dber t n - preserves h 1 15-Rou- The contest Is Helper’s home game ?baTS-10rLR!X!p- IN FINE TRIM nt 3s- At but was shifted to Provo because of Howard Chatwin Wilbur Cowan and the Carbon county strike measure pro- Tacer making up a formidable wreck good-size- -- Geh-ring- chamPi°ns ot the first and second halves in dc?flper’ league competition will open their champaon-ahi- p ' eries m Provo Sunday at 2 o’clock con-tes- LIGHT BOXERS GOLF HONORS Heavy-Hittin- g : 9 exhibition swim ten days ago there will be no evidence to prove it The Memphis Tenn lawyer swim mer said tonight the bottle contain mg the dripk had disappeared from his boat immediately after he was ta ken from the water Blagden winner of the event in 1932 was forced to quit at the end of the twelfth mile An attack of stomach cramps which started shortly after he took a drink from the bottle finally left him so weak he could not continue The report that Blagden had been drugged or poisoned originated In Memphis where Bruce Denham also a starter In the swim said Blagden had remained In Toronto to Investigate George himself declared he had insisted that his friends say nothing about the matter JensenTlialFba(ikr on Sept onedapfidGeOrke Blagden’s orange drink befoie the Canadian national tackle Accy Johnson halfbick Irvin Johnson tackle Ralph end Knight (x) Kenneth Larson end Lee McDowell tackle Fred McKenzie guard Onan Mecham tackle Walter Morgan guard Wando Peterson center De Motte Pomeroy halfback (x) Marvin Pugh guard Aldo Richins halfback x) Joe Rinaldi halfback (x)j Wafa Risner guard (Centlnus E American American American American National National For the twelfth time in as many seasons it start" Don Jeppson - LEAGU il grap-pler- ri o third Can-zone- ri ’1 effhr&±VkYv"u ' Chi-as- (Oontlnutd on Pen 1‘vt-- er |
