Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 20 1934 17 RELAY TANK MARK FALLS IN SENIOR MEET High School Tracksters Arrange Heavy Program GYM STARS SET RECORD Defenders Kipke Little Declare Day of Overemphasis Has Lost Caste - 'W I d a SPORTSMEN TO n HOLD FUNFEST - mm - 400-yar- d Promotion With Midwest Groups GENUINE NEED By MARLOWE BRANAGAN f 4 Fifteen prep" track teams engage in competition Friday after Orson Spencer Provides noon From Ogden to Richfield outstanding events are scheduled One dual meet Monroe vs Richfield at Richfield three triangle Thrill With Sprint in meets Jordan Murray and Granite at Jordan Davis Weber and 220Yard Freestyle Ogden at Ogden and Cyprus Grantsville and Tooele at Tooele and one quadrangle affair with American Fork Lehi Pleasant Grove II IIft and Lincoln tangling at American Fork make a splendid setup for I FHIL McLEESE By track enthusiasts to followrecThe breaking of a The meet at Jordan starting at 3:30 It ord in the relay by the Des-re- t m is attracting consiaereoie inter p eym team and a brilliant finalest as all three schools seem power I lap sprint by Orson Spencer in the Lful in some departments and dubious free style put the intermoun-tai- s JJ ' iM ? if O II CLEVELAND April 19 I of "college football were answered a 1 with a barrage of arguments today as Harry Kipke gridiron mentor at II the University of Michigan Lou Litkle of Columbia and other coaches ad y in - - 200-yer- the-spe- 220-yar- d -- Dempsey is confident that Max Baer will win the heavyweight title from Primo Camera in June and k understood to be making preliminary plans for Baer to make his first title defense in" Chicago In September dur ing the world s fair Bidwill and Dempsey conferred with Floyd Fitzsimmons at Benton Harbor today Fitzsimmons promot ed the Dempsey-Miskbout in 1920 at Benton Harbor and is now con witH nected the Fairgrounds raci dressed more than a thousand members of the American Physical Edu cation society in convention here "Football in the past has been variously charged with overemphasis and there have been times when I reluctantly subscribed to this theory myself" Kipke said He added how ever that with Dut lew exceptions track Detroit major college football now is "remarkably clean" and operated under NOTED GRIDDER DIES strict rules to prevent overemphasis WORCESTER Mass April 19 mto conference western the Taking illus tratelb is jclaimJCipke pointed John M (Pack) Reed widely known out that no Big Ten footbalTplayer as a former Holy Cross football star can report until September 15 and laterfreshman baseball and football that the season ends on the Satur coach at Holy Cross and varsity bas ketball coach died fn a today day preceding Thanksgiving thus al- of heart disease In the hospital 1900 era Reed lowing just nine weeks for the gridhelped make Holy Cross known in Ipam arwtrt "The boys are limited to two hours football day practice which is a splendid step forward in view of theact that in the past some colleges nave uui- ned most of the afternoon "e Michigan coach continued The Columbia coach also denied overemphasis in football asserting that "with all due respect" to textbooks and curricula extracurricular activities also contribute to a stu dent's personality Naming football as among the lat ter group Little told the delegates this sport brings out the finer char acteristics of those who participate and sets an example for those who watch but do not play "Even the severest critics of foot ball will admit the sport has some educational value" Little said point Harry Kipke Michigan (top) ing out that while healthy exercise and Lou Little Columbia two is an almost universal need mere noted football coaches who made calisthenics do not teach physical nor give some pointed remarks Thursday courage or sportsmanship in answer to persons who lay the mental stimulation of the gridcharges against the collegiate iron game 1 s 220-yar- d CUP STAR OUT early-seaso- n They're-blowo- — Poll-tw- in Mil EST iiiO ii series of matcher arrangeoVtiy-Aus1-- - Y M C A Local performers will include Bill Dunn Bob Watson Willard Walters Kenneth Leavitt Pat Rauch and E E Huffman 9 AS warmer days invite more xTLand faster driving you ' rur "rgest Seller A8 easily-puncture- Christensen vs Kent The Wrestling - w tha Dera Such a Cop RALPH At WATSON BOYD v-v- i— —VI ' DIL — ABTHUS KURKEL IIEDIN cCullOl! gh's Arena :ESEBVriON ' AT HOB VTNCTNTK CAR rorULAK PRICES TmX 41a 7B:BoyPlatUnder fcllifatde St: Pinjnet General Admluton 40 Xftmi U WD Mezzanine LaStea It £5s Seat On Tennis Team Back Weak Who Gstc OregonUn Tussle Last Week Two Good Preliminaries i Mrs Moody Declines Place up NMH QUALITY T IBU" GOODYEAR Jp !ATHFNDER jo need sound new tires in the1 Spring 0 Tax IneL Prte Vt SAN FRANCISCO April 19 (P— Keenly regretful that she must forego competition in the Wightman cup tennis matches this year Mrs Helen Wills Moody expressed hope today that her sisters of the courts could win the international classic for this country once more: Th many times national champion and oldest competitor in point of service In the Wightman cup play declined to commit herself o nthe possible outcome of the matches "There will be several new girls on our team and as I do not know who will play on the British team it would be rather difficult to try to make a prediction" she said' "It has been my experience that one playing on the English tourU tor the first time does not play his or her best game Playing conditions are a bit different from those we are accustomed to here Naturally a newcomer will show some nervousness I do hope our girls will win "I feel badly over hot being able to compete this year but the injury to my back still pains me and there was nothing to do but decline" She said she had received an invitation to play from the Wightman cup committee Mrs Moody who played on the first Wightman cup team in 1923 and in nine of the 11 international tests said she had not given up hope of entering tournament competition later In the summer Her physical condition is greatly Improved but until the ache in her back has completely diasappeared she will give po thoughts to tennis A ft For the nineteenth Spring now? people are buying morejGood year tires than any other kind In the experience of the public Goodyear tires deliver more miles of safety This may be traced to a Good Cord -yeair patent-SupertExtra elastic to absorb road shocks and rubberized to resist heat in every ply of every wist Goodyear at every price it gives the most lasting blowout-- - protection money can buy Gome in—see how much more safetythesamepricjebuyshere! good tire low-pric- GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Scorers Convene Prospective umpires and scorers of the Utah Industrial baseball league met in the Tribune auditorium Thurs day evening and engaged in a full discussion of the rules M J Scan- Ion a league director ana omciai ox the Utah State Umpires' and scorers' association was in charge An examination will be held Thurs day April 28 in the Tribune audi torium at 7:30 g ciocK Those in attendance at the discus sion were Bert Bullock E E W D Kidd John Barratt Mel Scott Roy Griffith Orvil Lee Ab Llddle F J Decker William Spry E Beaumont Everet Ostler 3 T Ostler and Ray Smith-- ' : Fast Industrial Umps $lio tricti Htijtct fc Ammtt witktut —tiet Mf Ststt gain Um Road Service! Tires—Battery Telephone WAS 5124 cr 6125 y SOUTHERN Memphle 11 Little Rock Neshvllle it Atlanta rain Chattanoota at It not v Hie rain TEXAS LEAGUE Thar4ar'a Reaalti Port Worth Oailu t 2 XuUa Oklahoma I SlflGGSSS ASSOCIATION Tkaridar'i Stenlte Blrmlnthim f New Orleau S Oitr'l H 73-7- 9 t lowers further their resistance rn? wmr at to Jdowout which is why you ER f irrSHERri! tires-he- d GOODYEAR Mil (Mv take more risks on thin slick" ALL-WEATH- -- Bicuspids Down Molars 40 to 29 en i protected in EVERY ply IsUl Maw " WHO'S ' a tin L Jones physical director of the Am fM " 100-yar- d ' J POCATELLO Idaho — Rennle Clawton of Salt Lake City will bring a qurtet of Utah's best handball players to Pocatello on Saturday for - ut jKiri Pro Tennisers Hold Tourneys -- In Pocatello A Goodyear for every driving need and — 800-yar- ' Stars to Play The board of control of the Salt Lake Federation of Amateur Athletics will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p m in 715 Clift building to select the ball toibe used in league play arrange the opening day schedule review eligibility cards and approve the Hst of umpires for federation games during the coming season The board met Thursday evening and discarded all bids which had been made on baseballs and it was decided to call for new bids at the coming session Five teams already have submitted the list of days on which they wish to play Wasatch Ofi andLovinge£ Disinfectant teams will play Sunday Wednesday and Friday Sugarhouse' and Red and White will play In thet Sunday and Wednesday divisions and Draper will be in the Sunday d vision only Three other teama-- ir Thirty-eightInfantry Firemen and tha C Y O club—have not signif ieC the divisions in which they wish to compete and the board requests that this information beiurned in by nexfe" t Tuesday Midvale has applied for erttranc into the Sunday and Wednesday groups and the request of this club will be taken care of at tha nex£ ' meeting 3 TIRES! 3 PRICES! four-lengt- h rlra L Handball S c Dern-- n Board of Control Meets on Tuesday to Decide Vital Matters that he Warm Roads "Dion" Weali Tires! 100-yar-d A (UP) — An Shoe Pitchers Roll Up Marks Takes Handicap in-l:1- 19 gar-de- e - April liam C Bullitt The envoy revealed was organizing four ball teams-t- wo from among members of the embassy staff and two among other Americans in Moscow The soviet government offered a playing field Bullitt said he was going' to "hold down first base" Meanwhile the American diplomats have aroused no end of interesting comment by the Muscovites by their horseshoe pitchn ing contests in the embassy every afternoon (fV-Critic- s INJURY SENDS Hawaiian Horse MOSCOW effort to popularize baseball in the soviet union was started today by U S Ambassador Wil- CHICAGO April 19 (UP)— Jack Dempsey held some mysterious con ferences today in Chicago and Benton Harbor Mich giving rise to reports that he is planning to enter the promotional field again with Charles W Bidwill president of the Chicago Stadium Operating company as his part- - senior A A U swimming meet in others mark in convincing past the Jordan appears to have more than style Thursday evening in the Des average strength in the field events ret gym with Gus Black expected to capture Before a fair sized crowd a Des- Coli-- j ret gym team composed of Don Frolic Booked fo first places in the high hurdles and the Thoresen Howard Hewett Charles Parade broad jump Big Mack Dow is show Welch Jr and Orson Spencer swam seum at Ogden 4ing improvement with the shot end the 400 yards in 3:576 to' better the Afternoon old record of 4:012 established in Darrell Bishop will try to place in the 1930 by snot her Deieret gym team The Jordan crew is weak in Isprints composed of MiTton D6nus""ATkrre7 and high jump vault the mem charter From a OGDEN— pole Welch and Spencer Henroid Picked in 440 bership of 58 15 years ago the WeFinals Friday ' The final events- eight in all will ber County Fish and Game Protec- Granite has one of the finest quar be held Friday evening in the Deseret tive association roster has grown to ter milers in the state in Len Henroid gym beginning at 8' p m In view more than a thousand in late years and this youngster is almost certain of the fact that there ar no more and efforts are being made to sur- to capture first in that event Ralph than five entries in any one event no pass that mark for thisyear it was Crowton is tossing the discus around The announced by Rulon Taylor vice 115 feet and this mark Is better then preliminaries will ce necessary same officials who worked the Thurs president in charge of member- average this season Everett Wood day events will have charge Friday ships blond speedster is counted on for at be frolic will annual fifteenth The In the feature Thursday event the least five point in the 100 and winning relay team given a rousing held in the Coliseum Saturday eve- -' dashes and husky Les Kramer entertainof a with program start by Thoresen had little compe ning will be a strong contender in the javewill be ment lunch buffet and tition from the rival University of lin Les has been tossing Utah combination Hewett Welch served around 155 feet in practice and un the In the afternoon and Spencer the succeeding swim preceding doubtedly will better that mark in startheld be will a frolic mers for the winning team gradually parade competition 2 loads of m Two at truck p increased their lead to more than half ing Oliver will be a threat in he length of the pool at the conclu carp from Utah lake will be given theTommyvault and pole Murray is banking state fish and the free sion of the race by away on this diminutive star for five point) It was in the free style for game department Rex Townsend will cause trouble in s All obtained from the the broad Jnen that Spencer staged his brilliant jump although he is not to devoted are sale of finish Ken LaMont took the lead memberships to defeat Gus Black Sherm expected cause of and the the conservation after the first two laps and gradually and Ralph Hulse are entered increased it until toward the end of propagation of fish and game im- Wright in the shot end discus and both boys of the race he had a lead of several provement camp grounds protec- are expected to contibute points for yads Spencer began his "rally" as tion of forests and abolition of van- the Murray team in these events dalism they started the final lap and won The meet at American Fork is part the race with not more than an inch The sportsmen recently placed of the Alpine district athletic carni 1200 feet of pipe to springs in South or two to spare val and some good marks are expect water to Fork The fancy diving for women was a provide pure canyon ed Lehi has a peculiar track team Donna Man- for public camp grounds Several with a decided weakness elosely fought affair apparent In the land of at acres marsh ning of the Weber gym in Ogden fin- hundred the track events but with power in ished first with a total of 801 points mouth of the Weber river are being is well bal gridiron sport Rose Naccarato was second with 791 purchased for duck grounds A large the fieldas isPleasant Grove American Fork Lincoln Maurine Hinckley third with 737 part of Weber county has been set anced has Long in the 880 and Jensen in the and Zilla Layton fourth with 714 aside as a game sanctuary due to to cause a great deal of There was little to choose among the the efforts of the association which broad jump trouble of in the regular dives but is the oldest active organization performers Davis led by the sensational Glen ii uie wiuubaijr cvciiis miss mail" its kind in the state Arthur Thomas continued his brilTrump is figured to win over Ogden nmg acquired her slim winning mar liant pitching toJwnvJtirst placelion-and Weber when the three schools fin ors in the class A division ot the meet in the Ogden city stadium Start Plummer had little difficulty weekly horseshoe pitching tourna Trump already has demonstrated that in swimming to victory in the ment held Wednesday night on the he is one of the finest quarter milers breast stroke for men He had park courts in the state and will undoubtedly a lead of almost half the length of the Allison Defaults as Stoe Liberty marks Some excellent a good account of himself in the give over Theron Nielson The win pool The outstanding are being made TRACK RACE meet TANFORAN April triangular Friday ToMove time was 3:034 ner's more than half fen Shields same of the day was pitched between Three Clash at Tooele a minute over trie record held by 19 (UP)— In perfect condition and W B Walters of Murray and W ward Final Louis Ramsey Van Tussenbroek was finishing with a rush Hueu Hawaiian At Tooele an interesting skirmish Anderson of Salt Lake Anderson Tourney bred horse today won the California 'third is forecast when Grantsville and Cy made 50 points and 58 ringers in handicap over six furSportsman Wins Easily prus descend on the Smelterites' hme WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W1 cluding 19 doubles Walters 49 points here today longs The meet will be the first Donna Manning swam to an easy and 59 ringers including 18 doubles 19 (P)— Wilmer Allison Va Frisky Matron carried the top grounds The class B honors were taken by back stroke weight of 126 pounds She beat the of the season for all three schools No 2April victory in the from Austin Jtar ranking for women Lois Smalley failing to gate and lead and no outstanding marks are ex- Texas withdrew from singles play R Blaine when he was victorious gained a give her close competition The other but tired under the weight in the pected to be set but coaches of the in the Mason and Dixon tennis tour- tn n nlavnff f A special meeting will be held for entrants in this event were unable to home stretch and finished a lengt'i three teams will be able to get a good nament today and apparently left a all club members Saturday at 5:30 on take part their lineup Maprospects respective and a half behind Hueu Frisky clear path to the final round for The final event on the program the tron was a 6 to 5 favorite p m A tournament will be held im Cyprus is reported to have a num Frank Shields and Lester StoefenPrince d afterwards medley was the case of a Heather a second choice aVpost time ber of strong men In the weight A wrenched back suffered in the mediately House divided against itself three lost the start Summary of Tesults: by leaping into the air events but the dashes are question north and south tournament at Pine-hurCLASS A able Grantsville will undoubtedly Hueu paid $720 (Continued on W L Pt Trt Dn last week led Allison a prom Pate) have some good performers in the 0 2M 8 174 inent candidate for the American ThorniJ 1 1 53? 204 Wtltera pole vault broad jump high jump and Davis team to default his third Anderton 1 aii 3 ie cup both the mile and 880 Sterling Har round match to Charles Lockhart of Greener 1 1 196 183 1 4 lit 84 Peck ris Tooele coach has a large track 0 S 147 Pittsburgh The injury was not re- Green ioa squad and the meet will enable him garded as serious but Allison deCLASS B 1 140 84 to definitely pick the men who will J cided there was no point in taking Andelln 7 I 1 13 Blelne represent the Smelter school in the di chances with it 0 J 1 130 Petersen S 97 4 0 visional meet Bowman The Texan was the second mem Richfield bowed ta Monro but ber of the "first ten" to quit singles week at Monroe but Coach Joe Buys play here George Lott of Chicago has made several changes In his line ranked No 10 withdrew from that up for the return meet and the Wild division ot competition yesterday cats are expected to benefit there but will continue to play in doubles TONITE-8- 30 from Buster Johnson who counted Meanwhile Shields and Stoefen 25 points for Monroe last week by generally regarded as likely nomiNEW YORK April 19 'm— Encour dash pole vault nees Tor Davis cup singles duty pro- aged by the large and profitable turn winning the NOW! FOR ALL TIME— TO DECIDE and broad jump taking second in the gressed smoothly to the simifinals out of fans for indoor matches the javelin and shot and finishing in a Shields romped through the first set United States Professional Lawn Ten WHO! tie for first with a teammate in the of his match with J Gilbert Hall of nis association announced today an high jump is the main threat in the South Orange N J but had a fight outdoor schedule of 14 sectional cham Monroe lineup on his hands in the second before pionships to be played this summer in X Stoefen playing 11 states winding up with a national winning Golden Bears Compete well witnin himseir disposed of Wil tournament in New York liam C Wright of Philadelphia for Among the foreign stars slated to In Poughkeepsie Races mer national court tennis champion ccnpete will be Henri Cochet Martin Plaa Karel Kozeluh and Hans inuss Salt Lake Airplane Artist lein Arrayed against these Invaders BERKELEY Cal April 19 (UP) will ae Big Bill Tilden Ellsworth Without awaiting to determine the ( Vs Vines Bruce Barnes Vincent Rich showing of California crews against ards the defending champion and a University of California at Los An number of other ranking American geles shells on Oakland estuary Fri professionals day the Associated Students' execu tive committee today voted no send i The schedule begins may m at new the Golden Bears' varsity to the The Bicuspids defeated the Molars York where the eastern champion- 40 to 29 In the regular monthly meet shins will be played through May 26 Poughkeepsie regatta in June The junior varsity may also be ing of the dental golf association The tour will end August 18 with the Utah Champion— The Wrestling Baker sent if finances permit The finance Thursday at the Bonneville golf club national championship to be played committee Was charged with the task Luncheon was served in the club at a club in the New York area not Z OUT OF 1 FALLS of raising money to send the varsity house after the matches 0 MINUTES Dr W R yet designated C The rest of the title schedule in which lost a close race to Washing Worley had low gross a 79 and H R ton The Jayvee shell won at Se Nordberg with an 2 took low cludes eastern and middle western HERE'S ONE THAT SHOULD BE A attle net nonors points half-wa- Baseball Gets AMATEUR LOOP Good Start in ADVANCE' Soviet Russia PLANS Derapsey Talks ASSERT GAME'S Competitions Slated for Friday From Ogden to Richfield Jordan Holds Attention IN OPENER 220-yar- d GRID COACHES W 4th Scstfi Tirefi Open Evesissgs a Was HM-Bi- aj -- |