| Show —THET SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 6 1933 IPM OGDEN — A friendly sun continued Thursday to do its share toward preparing the stage for a gridiron tussle of rare promise When the McKinley high school team of Hawaii arrived in Ogden Wednesday evening it was surpfised to find the prevailing weather so like that in the islands Thursday even ip g it was still cool promising that Friday the night of the big game between Weber islanders will be pleasant college and-th- e The visitors were accorded a rous- -' ing reception on their arrival They WHILE ASLEEP to Pe Ready Cubs in - Gridiron Clash Team Former Champions Upset Davis-Brow- n PRICE-Co- ach Bob Davis’ South high eleven of Salt Lake will Invade Price Saturday to meet the Carbon two bear hugs which seemed like to high Miners in what promises to be cave Irys ribs in When Iry broke Oswald-Budg- e one of the closest and most Interestloose however he took to bear huging football games of the season The ging himself lifted Kogut high in the kickoff will be at 2 p m Slammed him down 5 Oct SAN FRANCISCO The injury jinx which has hovered cato exa be to pretty over the- - Carbon camp since the Kogut appears players performed up as most the start of the season has not yet been part today pable grappler He is a husky bozo pectations for matches were completed broken and four of the Minert’ leadl with oodles of strength and seems to quarter-fina- forty-fourtPacific coast ten- ing players are laid up in the know the strategy of the game nis championship Captain Harold Patterlck sparkCharley Burns of New York defeatThe day' most spectacular tennis plug of the Carbon attack was hurt ed Walter Cook of Nebraska In a time was match taking the fall Neif presentedofby James Davies and in the Granite game last week and limit one-faSan Francisco and will be unable to play According Brown with an arm strangle after twelve Burlingame both former champions to Coach Pres Summerhays Frank minutes trying for a comeback as they defeat- Eaquinta guard and Elmer Colling-haOscar Bird of Omaha defeated Jack ed the Mouthful team of Donald Budge end are also on the injured list O’Leary in another time limit Oakland and Worth Oswald Berke- and it is doubtful if they will see s affair winning with a series of Mont Jewkes the bjggest service in eleven minutes This match ley Oswald less than an hour before linesman on the Carbon team may had a bit of a sequel with a joke at eliminated FranJohn San Murio see some service at tackle after bethe expense of the crowd The spec- cisco in a quarter-fina- l of the men's ing out with injuries since before tators undertook to razz Oscar and set the opening game din The drinks were on -singles up were Results of thBWometfS thejazzers when It was explained that pretty much as expectedsingles Dorothy singles advanced to the finals by de-Bird was a deaf mute Round of England seeded No 1 put (eating Joe Coughlin San Francisco Young Albert and Turp Taylor Salt out Carolin Babcock Los Angeles the national intercollegiate doubles Lake lightweights went to a draw in seeded No 3 Alice Mar- champion 20 minutes ble San Francisco seeded No 2 elimThe remaining semifinal wiH be Jack Dempsey and his bride were inated England seeded played Saturday between Oswald and spectators and the appearance of the No 4 Mary Heeley The final will be Keith Gledhlll of Santa Barbara The famous old Mauler was the signal for final will be played Sunday a great outburst Nothing would do played Saturday The remaining quarter-fina- l In the e The last of the quarter-final- s but Jack should say a few wbrds TViis women's doubles gave a to men’s doubles gave victory to John victory he did reminding the crowd that the Jane Pasadena Marlon and Murio San Francisco Hawaiian who old Hippodrome held a warm spot in Hunt SharpFrancisco over Is Canadian singles champion and San his heart- since it was the site of the Dorothea Swartz and Ruby Bishop Gerald Hyde San Francisco over the beginning of his career No 1 doubles team of the University San Franclscp Semifinals among the first four of California Carl Holmes and Gene ELDERLY ROOKIE After pitching in the minors for It rears seeded teamsWill be played tomor- Smith Alexander Boyd McColl aged 37 Is now g row Semifinals will' be played tomor"rookie" In the majors Ha la now a memLester Stoefen top seeded In men's row ber of the Washtnston Senators Continued From Page Fourteen Former Baseball Writer Turned Gub Into Big air-an- MP)-S- Money-Make- r - By CHARLES DUNKLEY CHICAGO Oct 5 (A)— Baseball lost a progressive and fearless leader today with the death of William L Veeck president of the Chicago Cubs for the last 15 years The baseball executive died in his sleep from the ravages of an almost incurable blood disease acute leukaemia He was taken to a hospital Friday after being under the care of a physician for two weeks He expired Pet this morning after oxygen had 667 early since yesterday to 333 been administered E keep him alive He was 56 years i ll -- - heart-broke- n Moab Gridders Tie Coloradoans one-fa- ll head-lock- 6-- 2 4-- 6 4 6-- 1 2 2-- 6 6-- 2 9-- 7 3 3 In-th- 6-- 4 4-- 5 4-- 6 4 2 TAILORED AT FASHION PARK - ' Stein Strangler Mix In Arena’s Headliner all-st7 ‘ d 13-- well-know- n Farmer Soph Team Overcomes Cyprus The Oranlte sophomores defeated the Cyprus aophomorea Thursday afternoon 13 o 0 The winners scored the first touchdown In the middle of the second period when Jeairoan plunged over from the lna after Rynearson had Intercepted a pass and raced 44 yards to put the ball there The second touchdown came In the quarter when Leggroan made anteam Oct 5 W— Sur- third run MACON Ga through thg entire Cyprus and ot friends Summary: rounded by thousands Juniors Granite Cyprus Juniors to remained loyal Johnson neighbors who le Ounderson Clifton It him in victory and defeat William A Park Elman lg was Pappas the boxer Lawrence Stribling Bolcourt c Erlkson Bird rg burled today in the highest point of Chum ben Jenson rt a cemetery overlooking the Ocmul-ge- Milter Duckworth Helch river Mori qb Leggrouh F Doxford lh Within half an hour after the doors Hnrclson R Park rh Felln 'auditorium "were Macon the of" Madsen fb Rynearson opened all of the 5000 seats were ' Score by quarters: 0 7 J filled and hundreds of other persons Granite o a a 0— tj0 stood about the walls or remained Cyprus Granite scoring: Touchdowns — Lest roan died Tuesday J Point after touchdown— Leggroan (end Stribling outside from Injuries suffered in a motor ac- run) Substitutions: Granite— Nellson le Smart It S Park cident Torgesori c Farnsworth rg Fault It About the casket and banked lg Shores re Gunn qb Jenion lhb Apderson across the stage were scores of floral Merrill lb Butlerworth le rhb n folks ceCyprua— McCall re Walker le Wolfe Bar-rg designs from home-towBowden rt Roblnion lg Gam rg of In all parts lebrities and friends rett rg s umpire Papanlckolas the United States and' mny foreign Referee-Magerahead linesman TTeseder countries Thousands Pay ‘Stribby’ Tribute Mere’s The Edmund Lowe SHIRT by Enrol —It’s New! —It’s Different! —It’s "Smart! 1 FEATURING vl The Feature Brown Shade for Fall r 50- - 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(I WL Q nteMiMi S of a ckaracter tkat only Faskion Park can offer Fall Hats are ready here In dashingly different shapes with that "youthful air of devil may-cathat marks a and - NET DUO Tacke YOUNG Bouts at ‘Hip’ practiced hard Wednesday nigiit under the lights at the city stadium Attend Assembly Thursday they were honored at a (By tba Associated Press) joint assembly at the Weber college Won Lost They participated in the program of- New York 1 J fering Hawaiian dances and songs Washington H R Results (first game): Later they were guests at a ‘heater New 10 York ' -i old-- r Wa shington w w party went to the stadium for Hubbell and Mancuso: Stewart Funeral services will be held SatBatteries— workout and retired to await Russell Thomas and Sewell H R E urday at 11 o'clock at his home in the intersectional struggle fifth beSecond game: 0 Hinsdale a suburb Burial also Will 10 0 New York tween the two schools 1 6 0 be in Hinsdale Washington Mancuso and Schumacher Batteries— Although shocked and saddened Crowder Thomas McColl and Sewell R H E other officials of the Cubs decided Third game: 0 4 t Washington 5 0 0 that today’s second game of the city New York series with the' White Sox should be Batteries Whltehlll and Sewelli Bell and Mancuso as Veeck before his death “ played Schedule: Fourth same — At Griffith stadium Wash- - had confided to his physicians that inuion Friday October fifth same ttojf anything happens to me I want e Saturday October 7: slith Washington and seventh games If necessary New York the series to go on' 9 October and I Grimm who was elevated Sunday and Monday Charley Third aame figures: 25727 from a player to manager of the Cubs Paid attendance 1932 succeeding 'Rogers $11341500 in August Net receipts $17012-2Advisory council's share was over Hornsby 5784166 share Players' Other players were $964000 Veeck’s death Each club's share $9640 00 similarly affected Each league’s share 107860 Three game total attendance ‘‘He was the fairest squarest fel$44257800 receipts During workouts Wednesday and Net $6636870 low that ever lived” Manager Grimm council Advisory Thursday the Micks emphasized for- Players’ share $22571478 choked “He was a true friend to evA pair of capable Each club's share ward passing $37618J5 ery man on the team His death Is a Each league's share wingmen Captain Johnny Freitas and great shack to us" Antone Joseph and three capable Out of respect for the dead baseball passers in Ah Sui Fernandez and Sammy Stein heavyweight grappler from New York who chieftain” Saturday’s game between Paoa form the aerial machinery of Sox and Cubs was ordered post- meets Strangler Lewis in the headline bout at McCullough’s arena the the visitors poned by Kenesaw Mountain Landis Friday night Sammy won many friends last Friday on account of The visitors’ line charged powercommissioner of baseball so the plays his clean clever tactics in a match with Vic Christy also fully during the practices and ers may attend the funeral gave the backs exceptional protecMOAB— The Grand county high Veeck a former baseball writer tion on passes school fotball team of conference Five literally wrote himself into the job Coaches Frank Hlubokyand Bar- battled ah team from Dolores as president of the Cubs Shortly ney Joy and Eddie Kendall repre- Colo to a tie Thursday afternoon after William Wrigley Jr bought the sentative of the McKinley faculty In a game played on the local high club in 1918 his attention was caught brought the following delegation with school field by - an analytical article by Veeck them to Ogden: Moab showihg a powerful forward writing under the name of “Bill BaiFrancis Kekaftuma Edward Nelson passing attack scored in the first ley” Veeck was constructive in his Albert Lum Antone Combra Melvin period 'and the Colorado eleven count-1e- criticism however and Wrigley was Paoa Charles Ah Sui Lot Kahale in the third quarter The Dolores so impressed that he called him to his Vernon Cummings Joseph Fernan- team was a heavy fast group and the office and offered him the job of world’s wrestling Whether Ed Strangler Lewis three-tim- e dez Albert Souza Joseph Shim Dan- game was hard fought iijpm start to running the club- - He was named Isoa finish iel Nachu Richard Fukuda vice president with Fred Mitchell champion and probably the most persistent holder of the title the Odachi John Freitas 'Anselm Lum Riordan at- tackle for Moab was president as well as manager that world has known will continue as a topnotcher will be determined Tazone Kane David Scott Antone the outstanding man on the local team year The next year 'Mitchell rearena where the Strangler meets Joseph David Chair and Spo Ahn and Bronson and Shafer in the back-fiel- signed as president b'ut remained as Friday night at McCullough’s Kim also played good football Craw- manager with Veeck relieving him Sammy Stein former football star from Columbia college The Weber college boys remem- ford fullback for the Dolores team of the executive duties Stein a clever young exponent of 0 defeat administered was one of the best gridders to ever From then on" Veeck Introduced the bering the Second of the headline event will flying tackle which was adapted -by the Micks last year at Honolulu perform here Ray was the outstand- one progressive idea after another from the football field to the wres- be a return match between Del Kun-ke- l Wednes-of onethe tling mat won in a match here last went through a long drill and built the Cubs into ing man On the visitors’ line former A A U champion and biggest moneymakers in the major week against Vic Christy day and tapered off Thursday at 7 Summary: closed Lou Mueller the scientific German a drill behind m Dolorei with signal Grind County leagues not p to Lake comes Salt Lewis only le Voorhlei Ar'bblque Veeck was in turn newspaper boy in the The pair met before gates at the stadium It Saerlllo hope of drawing a great wres middleweight Taylor Burr Ray drug store apprentice printer’s devil tling crowd but to vindicate' his Salt in Mueller’s first appearance in Salt lr Lineup Indefinite c a baseball Lake and Williams King reporter finally He haj always Lake and Kunkel won by a whisker Coach Reed Swenseh was Indefi- Newell t Harlan He was born in Booneville had ill appearances luck in Salt Lake never win- Mueller came back after a victory Jacobiion writer rtri nite about his starting lineup Foley Riordan Hg got hU ning a“creaB7pufTaTraeclsfon'"and over Jack O’Hara and asked" for anPlumley tmj Janunry 2Q- - lg77 ib Smith first newspaper job on the Courier-Journa- l losing one of the most Important bat- other chance with the advantage of er tackles Call and Thatcher guards in Louisville when he was tles of his career here a bout with being more' acclimated- and more Thomas center Snow quarterback hired after being considered a "pest" Nick Lutze nearly ready for stern competition W11- halfbacks and Green Gregerson because of his persistence in seeking In Stein he meets just such a man Kunkel is the favorite liams fullback S$lsturg and Thomp-so- n a job welter as Lutze Both are younger than the Henry Jones ends Burnett and Van Dyke Substitutions: former champion both have college from Provo is back In the fold and — Dalton It Duncan c Allen rhb tackles J Williams and Loosli Moab YALE HARD AT WORK careers behind them and wrestling as former world's champion meets Dolores — Crawford fb center Bingham Rowett Carter head guards Referee Newell: umpire If Hedin NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 5 UP) — careers before them and both have Arthur Hedin of Idaho half- linesman Johnson and Kanleth Ing quarterback A short snappy workout marked ac- the verve of youth They have every- wins and the fans give him a good backs Volker fullback are all likely tivities at Yale preparing for its thing to gain and nothing to lose chance he will be in line for some to see action Swensen intimated opening game with Maine Reg Root The Strangler because of his great- headline matches Both coaches are highly pleased To start the program Ralph Mor- cut the drill short because of rain and er experience will go into the strugwith the preliminary performances secret workout in the gle a favorite He may find unex- ley of Tooele meets a suitable oppo- a announced ot their teams bient pected competition bowl for the Blue tomorrow 1 VETERANS TRIP Win Headline PASSES AWAY Visitors Show Classy Aerial Game in Workouts Home Team Set for Fracas 17- Dern Kruse BILL VEECK at GAME TIME OCTOBER ME FOOTBALL E MIGKS WILDCATS Islanders Meet Weber FRIDAY MORNING |
