Show 4 TIM SALT LAKE TRn3un THICIISDAY- MOANING MAY - ' 10 1934 v : H N MANY b E L C S N : ' IRecold Number Enters P I T A 't ' ' ' a : ''' 1' i ' ' i ' S0111k4ST I f ' I !WORM '11f41:WATERS I Lower Bracket Clubs Win 11V41J:FIKD Day's Games in American Li Sport lit peel Most Streams Low and Clear 6- - lip 1 PROGRAM 6 e 5:441: - given out by According the Salt Lake County Fish and Game association and issued from the of- lice of State Fish end Game Commissioner Newell B Cook fishing In this particular section of the state should be as popular as that anywhere else Streams Wen Stocked Salt Lake county has been the scene of one of the most extensive in undertaken planting activities many a seasoni by a combined force of county state and federal agencies Practically all of the county streams time are so fun Of that in the- opinion of fish experts It would be unwise to pant any until some time after the opening of the season The condition of the water is as Ideal as its fish density "These waters look now just like they do in " Commissioner Cook stated Wednesday "They are low and clear IlY fishing will preand of dominate here as it will in most of the other sections of the state" The popular county fishing places are Big Cottonwood Little Cottonwood Parley's and Lamb's Bast Spring runs Mountain Dell end perhaps the Jordan river 'Iwo popular streams in the eastern part of the sate Current and Red creeks will be closed until July 1 Several other stream' in this section—those higher up in the mowtains—will not open for a month The Duchesne and trintah waters are considerably higher than they are in most of the other sections in the state They are now roily however this merely means that the fishing will be good for a longer period of time than it will in other sections the commissioner points out AM ERICAN CUP ' ' idt"":':4:i::::'' :'':':'3::11::::::::: ' 1 ::: ' ::'': ' 3 1 3 3 1 1 5 2 15 1 1 0 1 3 1 4 2 1 0 0 1 1024 3 3 0 043 1 0 3 0 01Myer 2b 01Manua1 t 1: 1 :' ' ' ' $ 1 " - --- -1 Two-bas- opening encounter-on-Fridaprogram Prowley is a stablemate of Stolen base—Bordagatay Sacrifices—Swanson 2 Gaston Suet Haas Double play— Hayes to Bonura Dykes to Roust° Bonurail to Bonura Base oa balls—Gaston 'tooling 2 I Hits— Burke 3 Struck out-Pri-m Burke 0 In 4 (none out in fifth): Prim 2 to 2 Linke 2 in 3 Winning pitcher—Gaston 108111$ pitcher—Burke e 1INERS DpZ largest -- e -- - - ' 4 including Joe Cotant Hato 74 handicap champion Russell Rector "Swede" Benson Arch Townsend and Fritz Zweigart is scheduled to be on hand Rector placed third in the Flier shoot held at Kansas City recently ' Dean Hurd Sam Sharman and W B Farmer head the parade of Salt Lake shooters entered Frank Mo Ganney A W Draney Orrin How- - e ard and Barr Carlisle are other local 4 shooters who will compete The en tire list will be announced Feday morning r Ogden Contestants -Gus Becker is the defending state Pet allaround champion He also holds the state P L T A handicap title 000 Ernie Ford of Ogden is the defend600 ing doubles and Dean Hurd MO of Salt Lakechampion the singles titleholder 000 Clint Hurd of Eugene Ore father : of Dean Hurd is another well known who will enter 'the trapshooter GEMMELL -- to-Ta- emit' n Sevenaun pe ' can-yo- 4 70:shooters-th- ever to participate In" the t‘rapshoot are expected to compete in the P L T A state champion-ships which get under way Friday at 9 a m at the munkipal traps one mile west of the airport Offi cies of the Salt Lake County Fish and Game association under whose auspices the shoot will be held an nounced Wednesday that possibly 80 shooters will enter the event Ray Adorio la and O N Ford head the contingent of coast shooters that will enter Adroriole is the manager of the San Jose Gun club and Ford is general director of the F I T A association "Murderers Row" Enters 1 mid-Jul'- s' Mort than number Perkins He is said to be fast and ex4' featremely clever with his legs-H- e before widespread application of cop tures the figure-fou- r head scissors per sulphate is effected Most of his victories have been ob- Salt Laker Defeats Ogden Warns of Economia Lose tained by the application of this hold "The possibility exists that the efEphraim Experti Kent is training every day at Mcfect of such treatment might create ST ANDREWS Scotland May 9 Browns Run Riot in Cullough's gym 218 South Main Title -an economic loss to the state in excess street He possesses one of the best United States Walker eup Ninth Yankees of the benefits which might be de- Diggers Put on Whip bodies ever seen at the developed one last volley forces today fired we rived by the stock interests NEW YORK May 9 areneO'Shocker is big and powerful Z Smith of Salt Lake City is of copper Splurge in Fifth at St Andrews 'and settled back to the strength of sulphate-iand is in fine condition through his two out runs and with the four by would without state the Utah quescheckers solution champion strenuous proposed rest for the start Friday ot what looks Stwreitling campaign in Jackson Master - Louis Browns turned on the pres- eastern centers tion destroy all aloe and other nonfor 1934 to be one of their toughest golfing is also It in and the probable ninth inning today sure plants Smith representing Salt Lake flowering engagements with the British that destruction would be accomplished trotted five runs across the Yankee TITAN INDUSTRIAL TEAM Archie L Anderdefeated county The British team was strength- stadium of many other forms of Team Stadint plate to Score a 9 to 8 vie Won Lost of son of Ephraim winnerof the ened today by the substitution of tory in the final game of their selarvae such the life es aquatic and Royal Bakers Leonard Crawley the only Briton ries with the New York Yankees -Carbcin playoff in an Interest- various aquatic insects crustacea forms Provo 0 to win a singles engagement in the the of the In NEW YORK i fact ST LOUDI majority ing final match following a close batU B Mines 13110A 51110At last cup matches for the 1 tle with J C Harrop of Ogden the found in our waters It is also prob Oemmell Club 3 I 0 5 se CHM 3b 5 1 I Crosetti ' Lionel' Munn who °reported ill Weber county zone winner whom able that the destruction of trout Sandi Clark If I 0 0 0 I I I 0 zWalker 4 I 2 0 4 11 1 Combs of would Enthusium over the 72 shot by Burns lb of ages two younger to wins defeated Smith three particularly 2 0 3 et 1 Ruth rt 120 V S MinWesedr otirmoeuRszolune I Johnny Goodman end LaWson Little Pepper with seven games drawn Preliminary result 1010 Campbell rf 4 I 0 By111 gt 5 3 5 3 Gehrilt lb 8 0 1 I while defeating Chandler Egan end Melillo 2b such treatment BINGHAW-Th- e of effects held were zone tournaments 'The through 1 U S Mines base- shoot 2 5 5 5 o Hemsley Chapman If 3 2 02 Max Marston 6 and 4 in a Scotch Strange would not only be effective during out the state 5 1 I ss 1 1 0 4 Laggerl 3b team ball its initial victory in A number of visitors and local 1 1 4 0 I gained c I was foursome was abated somewhat when Weaver 1 — treatment 11 Dickey' The champion was prominent in the year In which the were on band Wednesday 4 2 5 8 1 0 0 011effner lb (Continued Prom Preceding Page) gWast Wethered and Utah the of Industrial league here Wed- shooters the destruction Roger Cyril Tolley Wells P to get in soma practice before the 1801VanAttaP8110 1 Watkins Stolen bases—Oreatti Rothrock the organization of the Salt Lake continued but did the same thing in winning from xxBelma 0 0 0 0 Uhle p and perhaps nesday with a a to 6 victory over its shoot would lessen association and the life Checkers 0010 aquatic City 1 Sacrifice—J Dean Double plays—Crits to 0 0 opens The traps will be open p conditheir British teammates Sam Mc- - Knott I 0 0 0 xxx0rubs Ryan to Terry Frisch to Durocher to Col-1 'State of Utah Checkers association prevent the return of normal traditional rival the Gemmel Club at p m Thursday for practice a lins Bun on balls—Salveson 2 Smith life The fish of won 25 title He Kinkiy and Captain Michael Stott Blaeholder p ---0 0 0 1 tions the and the existence ago city years won miner' the underground shooting -J Deen 2 Struck out—ilalveson 1 Castle- in 1914 3 and 2 1922 and a third for several years to come in 4 8 2 3 1 man 7 again 13 in Hits—Salveson Dean 15 37 Totals 1427 30 in Totals when the fifth Inning game Flies te Predominate they Officials announced Wednesday The American youngsters by their it—Batted for WPIVet in fourth II Castleman a in 2: Smith 0 in 2 Wild pitch time in 1932 He won the state hon"There ate approximately 60000 pounded over seven runs off of Har- that the fish given as prizes at the —Castleman Losing pitcher—fialveson The Strawberry West Fork North victory completed a clean sweep of Xs—Batted for Wells in seventh state 1922 who now has added in the in ors the and fishermen annually hurlrison in Gene ninth and Irish Clubmen for Knott regular weekly shoot held last SunFork and Lake Fork are all clear trial matches in foursomes play gm—Batted 1934 crown He has given public ex expend thousands of dollars in the ers ' ' a—Battett log Crosetti in ninth 4 ' I day were donated' by commercial 110 000 205- -0 Former Bee Beaver and low Rock creek is a little roily against the other members of the St Louis blindfold The effect of hibitions this of recreation opposing play pursuit 001-Min'er Vecchio center 400 fielder 81 004 'was fish hatcheriesYork ! but is expected to clear up within a team and stamped themselves the New in—Weaver Runs batted simultaneously as many as five play- therefore of the destruction or seri- the leading hitter with a triple douSummar" short time Yellowstone and White leading American combination They Dickey Ruth 3 Refiner Crosetti 2 Combs Turns Back Buccos ers ous reduction in the fish life of a ble and a Hs also drew a single Clift 2 Pepper Melillo 2 Bewley 2 Rocks are also clear and low "Flies had a medal of 70 yesterday Anderson the runnerup has been large part of our state waters would PITTSBURGH May 9 (P)—Curti Irrors—Clift hits—Crosetti Barnsley should predominate in the basin" There even was some discussion Campbell Melillo Crosettl Three-bas- e hits Davis a recruit up from the Coast playing checkers most of his life but result in a serious economic logs as Two catches by Les Ruth is the manner in which the commis as to whether it would be better to —Burns Hemsley Home runs—Dickey and recreational Sumnichtspectacular Atta Combs Double league pitched the lowly' Phillies to this was the first time he ever com- well as esthetic Gemmel! Club feaof the sioner summarizes the conditions split them and strengthen weaker ICBM Sacrifices—Van to Benner to Oehrig (3) a 6 to 2 victory over the Pittsburgh peted for the Utah title His excellent losses ' tured the fielding there A regular planting campaign pairs' Captain Frazicia Ouimet has IStrange to Melillo to Bums 2Base on balls—2 Pirates today The lou snapped the showing is expected to encourage t U Suggests Experiment MINES Blaeholder 3 Van Atta 5 Wells olatbultABmug — has been maintained In the basin for paired himself with George T Dunlap Weaver out—By 11 0A A 1 Weaver 2 Van Atta 4 Wells Pirate winning streak at five straight many players to compete against the ABM° lStruck -— Ft urdepartmentsaretherefora Vist 2 Of-Blaeholdey to years Wonren--- 2 t restfelrirtY" 1 : up—from the San Francisco Salt Lake and—Ogden experts who 1 2 in 3 Knott 1 in 2 Blaeholdeg 0 in 1 strenuously opposed to the granting Stinging spring is clear but the play with Jack Westland : 0 Utile 2 in Winning Seals of the Coast league also broke have monopolized titles for many of this application for funds with Picchio I Johnny 'Van AO& 12 in 1 4 0 Meyer lb I Powell rl fishing on the tributaries of the Fischer is reserved for the singles Pacher—Knott Losing pitcher—Uhle Gus Suhr's hitting streak The Pirate years Harrop the Ogden ace is an which to Mrs L C Johnson will meet Mrs Muir carry out this proposed proj- Zaccaria Strawberry on the south side are not engagements where Marston will be IS Johnson u I &da m u first baseman had bit safely in 17 experienced performer of exception- ect at least I C H Myers Friday in the final round such time that it Reed Ilio until McIvor lb Indians Best expected to be very good the spare successive games IMacks al skilL 21 of the Fort Douglas women's May be definitely demonstrated the Hogan c There are a few small streams in Ottimet and Dunlap also played PHILADELPHIA I Harker contest was may The rrrrssultolt lack entithp Harrison p 1 li 3 leg directors' cup tournament to our waters extent of fol 1 BLIDA damage BHOA II 0 01 to Tooele county They also are in air well in the final practice to post a Ptah Jackson Ten Innings P 0 4 2 3 Jensen ct —4 se 4 0 played in Ogden and Salt Lake while Bartell "Wo would recommend that an exStreams such as Clover medal score of 74 and a 3 and 2 viccondition "k I I I lowing semifinal- victories Wednes- 5 2 0 2 P Winer rf f 4 1 4 0 the final took place at Ephraim 2b Chime 9 PHILADELPHIA ' May !Marks lb 0 Lindstrom 5 2 Allen cf I day morning If 4140 perimental project be set up in which creek should prove attractive to fish- tory over Moreland and Westland Athletics defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 Hendrick ri 4 0 2 0 Vaughan u 4 0 3 1 :se I II 1 Mrs Johnson won a thrilling match the state fish and game department ermen in that locality 4 0 12 018uhr lb 4 0 1 0 Hurst lb --- -in the across a run from Mn W B Granville The ri and the U S bureau of fisheries will Totals Itoday pushing 4 0 5 11Thevenow lib 4 2 I 3 Todd c 41 0 2 lif 'Tote!' 33 I 37 10 2 1 OlGrace 0 0 tenth inning to gain their third' Ruble If tor Johnson In eighth walket vela were all square at the close of The we 'Batted would steps sugparticipate A 1 4 0 Jeffries 2b 4 1 1 31Padden e straight victory over the Indians gest in the carrying out of this pro- OutgeBatted for Harks in eighth struck the first eighteen but Mrs John-- - — 1 1 4 2 0 1 41Young 2b son 'pulled away on an additional The winning run came home after Davis p ILucsa p 100 as &erg by inningai- are posed experimental project --D I Mines 000 170 100--0 eighteen holes to win 3 and Mel Harder Cleveland's third pitchfollows: 31 1121 131 34 7 21 8 Totals Totals Oemmell Club 010 103 030--0 er made a wild throw to second Philadelphia Mr& Myers took the measure of --4 002 010 201- -8 "The aelection of a short stream WI Sum Mar i Errors—Kastelic Krisman 000 000 300- -2 Harker Zaccaria base in an attempted double play Stolen Pittsburgh bugs—Moore Mrs B P Manley one up be treated e Chin—Bartell bits—Sumnicht 'Picchio Hogan - Ladies' Summary: Runs batted I PHILADELPHIA I CLEMAND By JOE GLASS Jef2 Young 2 Errors—Allen day was beld at thb Tort 4 hits—Webb Johnson examination of McIvor BHOA ime Allen HILDA MAGNA--Th- e biolegleal e Full body turn helps in hitting Oquirrh itake SoftCrisman 'Picchio Zaccaria Charge defeat course Wednesday hits—P Waner fries Davis with Mr& 2 J 4 I 1 Porterrf said life in stream 4941 aquatic 10 Three-bsse with before' to Harrison Struck out by Harrison 3 Fish Dowell Miss Chlozza hit—Chime those long balls which are the ambiball league will open May 5 2 3 0 Young 5 8 2 rarstlerlb Burnett111 4 Jack Smith I Jackson 1 Bases on balls treatment Phyllis Prater and Mrs' Double - play 2 1 Sacrifice—Davis 8 Young tion 111 0 exPytlak four teems entered A split season of ot all duffers' 1 O balls—Off Johnson on Lucas off 3 JackSulu' Base Ptah each capturing a prig in Jack Smith 4 II I Vauthan and 4 2 I 11Poxic11) Kamm3b "The in said stream of man Harrison 2 Wild pitch—Davis 1 Umpires—Kidd and McCarty Scorer a par tournament twelve games ht each half will be tiniest the body turns fully the arc trout of confining Averillcf ' 24 I1 02 OlColemanrf 1 2I 01 2 Struck out—Davis competition various ages —Sanas 3f Vosmiklf i wide of not be It will the you played with the two division winners swing 8 I 5 I 1 011ohnson Evans Ross Grant Sutton "The Dan and treatment attual Troskylb said of the 4 watch a player who does not pivot stream 20 Braves: Pound Out meeting in the playoff forthesiake Freed Wednesday won their I28 Ildme Run Club which a- - second PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE way to Bale3b Knicker- 'Willer title freely on his hips you will note that biologicalfollowing 5 2 A semifinals blutkreeme the of the bocker'ss Andrew examinotion over a period Rome runs Wednesday: ' 10-- 3 Victory Over Reds of The league will be limited to men Kerr medal instead lifts club e 1 l'Klins P —1 he the spencere probably Hale 2 tennis tournament for Myatt's of two or three weeks to determine Ruth 'rankest CM Won Loot Pet Browns Indians Yankee I I OlDistrich P it hack Hitting dovm his the actual Dickey only this year AU games will start the Universityof Utah singles cham- Pearsonp Johnson Athlet7711 LOS Angelis 4 6 ISO 0 cnicnolivrt May 9 (R)—Every swinging llasPinney result of the treatment" Mission ics Wilson Dodgers Boyle Dodgers Taylor one 14 at 6 p M4 with games scheduled for which blow a 411 is 1 0 0 0 — proRice descending Ed Brandt rapped Boston but Dodgers Camilli Each annexed straight-se- t Cube The pionship to player on Jorge letter 1100 11 the goes San Francisco pubi Itoot suggest '14 C BrOW11p3000 each Monday and Thursday Cubs IA Braves Whitney Drage& lofty shot 5101 17 out one hit or more today and the duces 3 victories over dangerous opponents Harderp 0 0 0 0 of fighting the liver Sacramento The leaders: practicability Thor league winner will enter the 1 think Now ---- -that 471 duffers It Hollywood they many Klein Cubs 1: Itilth Yankees swamped the Cincinnati Reds : Ott Jimmy Wilding and Holman Waters Tetale 40 12223 12 Totals ' 40 2 1014 Braves 23 341 Olants I by eliminating sheep and cattle Oskisnd Salt Lace City softball tournament will are getting complete body turn be- fluke 10 to 3 1 21 meet In 344 Cardinal I Hartnett Cubi I liechvick other quaiterfinal lOne out when wintting run score& from a given range for a year in Portland C011inii I Athletics Fogg 3241 this fell wordint to preach plans match tbefore the club 1 do cause 33 the in seventh or Pearson Seattle Home runs by Whitney and Lee thy actually carry the xxx—Batt(q Monday- - when Phillies lionura CahitrdinalBo 6 xx—Ran tor Burnett in ninth pins Balt back fully The fact is they are let the expectation that the fluke parahelped boost the Score by singles May 10—Garfield -- at Pleasant' Orset semifinal encounters are slated The Current lessits which would require the pros-ne- e site' g—Ran tor Berry in tenth ' totals: league tenth or R H X Kline in Sacramento Cal— Magna it Bacchus final will take place Tuesday of next gsBatted nicked off five Red pitchers did most National 103 American It Total 1119 ' of the animals to its annual LosAt Angeles 000 100 111 0- -4 001 0:1 4 Mai 14—Pleasant (Mesa at Garfield Cleveland 1 week 7 3 —111 000 010 -5 of the damage Meanwhile the Reds 001 000 06x--7 Ilacchua at MS1111 existence would thereby be Sacramento Philadelphia of cycle OarGreen Pleteint Garland and Goebel Sutton captain of the "U" team Summary: Zrrors—Trosky Knickerbook faltered in the pinches as in the itAityailitelethaulleiCet eliminated This it is aigued also Batterim—Hanshaw er Harder Berry Runs batted in—Hale 2 Plynn Hartwig Nelson and Mayer Matcum Coleman Johnson third when three singles filled the May 11—Pleasant Green' at Bacchus was impressive in a Averill triumph Fon Would so the benefit rotated ranges hits—liCsmik Cramer Higgins bases with none out but the next over Marvin g lietna at Garfield X X tr Alter At Loa Angetee— Three-bas- e Porter Home runs Mu 34—Garfield at Pleasant Groan 041 000- -1 5 3 Seattle 4RACING CHAMP LEAVES southpaw Suttoft was at his best and —Hale 2 Johnson Stolen base—Jjele Sac- three batsmen popped the chance Matins at Bacchus 000 Olx--3 I 0 —020 Hollywood Bat-aiDouble play—Higgins to away rifice—Itosmik May 311—Pleasant Green at Maui Densr were of Bottarinit the although and Satteries—Pilletts many points SOUTH GATE Cal May (A— more and Hershberger at Garfield Bases On halls—Pearson 2 C Brown oN0INNATi BOSTON sensational Alter was held thor- loom - May 11—Bsochus at Pleatant Orin 2 Marcum 4 Struck out—Pearson 2 C 3111 0A' Louis Meyer three times national A W ILDA 1 in 1: Drbansktu at Magna 1 Marcum 1 Hits—Pearson exin Brown check 11AdaMsSb 2 more his 1 oughly I I Iu br A A speedway champion left to- Ss Green at Garfield Harder 0 in 0: Marl- Thompsonrf 4 1 11hiuurr1 June 10 Brawn 3 in 3 Softball Association ' perienced opponent Bacchus at Magna Dietrich 1 Bergercf 1 2 1 eum 0 in 7 (0 nut in eighthli In 011othtontleYD) night for Indianapolis where he will d 3 Win Whitner11” June 1—Masua lit Pleasant Green Evans the defending 1 in I (0 out In eighth Kline 2 2 I 311111tevAI champion defend his 1933 championship in the a t Bacchus mini Pitcher—Kline Losing pitcher—C Jordandb 4 I 1 1 filiKoenos a plod June 11—Pleasant Green at lacohum Mal- - took the measure of Louis Banker Brown 0 5004mile Memorial day automobile 4 5 21Lombardio 4 McManuit2b Lk Room Salty' 20 Calls Iaudits et Tanis 1 Ito st Garfield 0 63 accurate ten 3 5 1 Lost Pet 0 01Piet2b Lee11 W 4 playing I steady classic June Id—Garfield at Maims Bacchus at Ms 4 1 4 a 1 I Olifladeos 2 Plorsheim Shoes 1000 I Spohreve throughout Pleasant Oreen 4 0 Relief Pitching by a 4 1 1 1 11131akeky11 2 MK" Jackson Peed S Thru my Tribune & 4646 Brandtp June le—Pleuant ores at Mains Bat- - Bill Y Goeglein lanky freshman 1 0 1101PP 3 2 bendPinney Beverage sComorUk 0 ling the arms swing looseand th tia 557 1 Vows Freed lata Grocery battle before the gave Telegram Want Ad- nd Rae Rook $aves Bosox the to of the BPI J011118011P 3 II 0 0 ing both elbows at 667 3 I Third ward U Men I) 1 Jdu 21—Pleasant Green at Garfield ter won at 667 Goeglein put up a ' Ave Grocery Bentonp elbow At Eighth that the stage swing right Bacchus itt Maus 333 BOSTON May 9 (W)—Great relief 'grievers Uret Pen is Morris at Pleasant Green bid for the second set lead at June 1 1 bends freely but the left elbow only 333 3 1 Lindseyp Utah Oil pitching by Southpaw Fritz Osterliaana at Bacchus and 65 before Freed's 0 a 333 rultobello 1 3 " Al's Berbecue orm is because the little left very to June 211—Plecsant Gracia at Magna BacRed Sox the enabled mueller 1 8 1 333 0 today ShauteP Deseret r Gym him play -conquered thus at Garfield extended 2 0 000 kept h store ward nose out Detroit 54 and gain an Totals 477157—if Totale 20 2 July 3—Bacchus at Pleasant Green 3 000 n 0 A good way to correct' instifficient : Eighteenth ward U lien e TIXAS LIELOUS at Means even split in the series aBatted 'for KOIP in second ealvestea 4 Oklahoma city July 5—Pleasant Grant at Garfield body turn is to take the club back Wetted for Benton in seventh Results with the Tigers Tuesday Houston 3 tort Worth Bacchus at Mauna arzBattod for Lindsei in eighth with the left arm kept hi close to the Jackson Press 3 Utah Oil San Antonio S Tulsa 13 The bases were loaded with none Boston July 11—Main at Pleasant Orson GarThird ward 51 Men 13 Pinney Beverage 010 110 112-PORTHCAW14 Wales My a field at Bacchus ' 100— 3 body - If you do this you will find h out when Ostermueller relieved Cincinnati Shoe IL Fara Florsheins n July 13—Pleasant arum at lisecrias McManus that unless you turn on the hips you (A)—A young woman member of - store 3 Summary: Garfield Rhodes in the seventh with Noenig lieu at RUM1 batted in—Urban Dusty -Slade 0 Grocer I Deseret Gym M Barron Elpway team Miss Welsh to won't be bands the able the 'getup July le—Garfield at reagent organ 3 Lee 3 8hiver McManus as runJordan a Fritz Whitney Morris the Sox leading by Al Pett 1W'V Saftzue IL llama et Bacchus hits—Thompam high The only way to get the hands Hefty Slade appeared blithely on the first tee Eighth Ave Grocery'll ZighIstenth Wud fanned Charlie Gehringer and lorced Lee July II—Piessant °teen at mama: sag- hit— and hence Salver Bottomley Three-bas- e 1E Us be team match a for club—into postat Garfield a the golf good SacriLee today thus Home two Jordan runs—Whitney the next Tigers-tground out Irriday's Sehe4ale J1417 13—Bacchui at Pleasant Green Gar Double plays—Urbana' tion at the top of the swing will be tween Wales and Ireland dressed '' BOSTON fice—Thompson I DILTROIT Mrs Nightingale has Eighteenth ward 51 bleu vs APs BarbePala at Mums cue Emerson Mehl-hor- n WHOA to McManus to Jordan 2: Adams toonBottom-le- a free pivot a 3M 0311 ' 4 trousers is flannel In Bill rieasant what pullThat July 34—Manna:' at Oarlield 'grey Bases bell— Runt to Bottomley Oil L D S cash for her fur- 3 I 0 01111shop vs 2 4 3 II 2b Iltah Pinn0r White et Beverage Green at Bacchus over sweater and a beret bag 40116 in the drawing above 4 4 thWerber3b 4 I 0 11 Brandt I Benton 1 Struck out—Brandt 2 thp Odelin al Eighth Ave Groom vs Third word 11 Jult 3n—Masna at Pleasant Green Gar- 2 3 It took but a 5 7 in Johnson in Syl It 0 Men Hawthorns I 0 Hits—Eolp Cochrane e 3 2 1Cooke I t Before her colleagues and staid field at Bacchus s Lindavy 1 Ia 1 &haute 0 Benton S in I Zipwav Grocery vs Thirtyfourth Bard few hours after pressMastertnE that pinch shot will save pou the shock 3 in L- - Losing Pitcher—IDIP rfmm rallied officials I No 0 store 0 10 0 018olters some Win rt Liberty find YOlg many strokes Greenberg lb 4I 033 I It 1 gaol time to sell same 20 Deseret Ons Vi Ties Pelt è Morris IJb0 Walker If FRESNO Cal May 9 (JP)-- Ilmorgan lb Walker 'Defeats Bogle Miss Barron teed up and drove tips in a leaflet on "'rho Art of pitchmg ertv No 2 4 I 0 Crack which Jos qass will be glad to send free to ' Rowell se ‘ 2 liCiesell se called -- only much Wine was coast at people West Shot off there officiala and nothing Jacktoday Vii Shoe Press Jackson 0 Plorsheim 1 0 4 0 I Iltiltett relay I0 Owen 3b anyone fencing him stamped aelfad1 I ' 3 buy-- 19 one hurcould After it I 1 °Mink's dressed envelope do about Writs him in dare Of could I P Meaningless Bout approved a proposal of Univer- Larkin they 111111 31Rhodes ri 0 this paper 2 II: Smell p 3 Comes to decided Tanforan r still loOking far a aim 'chiefs California of discussions athletic T 001 ried Strong 240 o o they 1 -4 sity 1934 Publishers' lindleatsi Ostrmusillas P 1 li 1 )( Pox tqopyrignt' g 841 —122 1 0 0 16S- - 4ANGELES for an exhibition hundred-fartell her when she got back that Stevens and 'Wallis and Hogsettv p liar bargain ' May 9 (1P)-Martini Coat sad Batteries—Copp race between Frank Wykoff SAN mum() cal May 0 (A')— 38 0 24 they resented the costume and the Pritchard Totals Mickey' Walker Old man of the ring 32 7 2 la Totals d Crack Shot 'promising California-bre- d decision from Maxie world record holder in the tal&en In eighth challenge to the sacred tradition vign a 00t1 001241 022 PIONEER STAKE SOFTBALL Detroit Her Ado' ( And Here finished - impreaof skirt on women golfers Rosenbloom in a slow nontitle bout i' tury dash and George Anderson 010 1101TODIENAMENT Boston ' eftWon LOM Pet of this consideration of batted California race In exciteRuns to to much feature freshman create Summar?: failed which University winthe today sively velour WrIng silk Karma 0 Thirtieth Cisme 3 1000 Hinkle ' Owen Werber ment among the scant crowd Of 5000 sprint star The race will be a 'Greenberg rm suite good Si new cost $200 ties of the Ladies' Golfing union Twenty-sixt1000 Nrrors-Oo- slin 3 Walker Oren Werber at Tanforan track' by two lengths — 5201 -or 130 biohac--andad lir borl 4 h o-bage 'rwenty-fiftke event at fromcame last decidedoreluctantly-to-teerv so bits4Arkin run Saturday's eighth- Morgan- (Asset —Persons here pedal night:—Walker 2 1 667 e PoPlar Grove Werber Hinkle In at 171 pounds two lighter than his annual track and field carnival Stolen official action favorite Kent which finished third 425 I 2 Larkin Double piers' ' Mks 625 on of won Hill task here was made r Bill GreenShot's Cannon to censuring Crack 'rne Cait' Kelp Tou Rowell to Greenberg Gehringer opponent victory Kinnersiey and 'Guy Fay Low200 to Morgan (2) Base his third start and the horse made their embara berg Ciasell to Bishop rather The relays Committee will in roundof to the There wag nothing about the ProBarron final the proved way 2 Sorrell 3 Rhodes 4 Os- Fifth '3" en Ratio' Cash Too! 4 'she returned tournawhen 000 one m 53 The f contestants bolder the vita state of the four I in either of and match I Sorrell bast ball the L Wykoff furlongs rassing termuetler I Struck ceedings for play 1 I Ostermutlier 4 Hits seconds its best time of all three ment at Forest Dale Wednesday 4 and 3 victoryover Miss to boast ot Walker built up an early a World mark of 94 is said to be a-- Hoggett4 1In Rhodes with MONK WASATCK 590 1 24 Sorrell 3 in I 14: floe-SOIITHErt Larkin leed taking the lint five rounds : in good condition having run 97 H 1 Moser and Russell Pett will Sherlock and the triumph was 0 in I: Rhodes 0 in 0 Ostermueller I in' starts The winner paid $880 $440 Chattanooga 311 ArCIATION Lod Shell loll Tour "Donl-NeodWITI- -1 Atlanta Little F$ 48olters-be Sorrell Hit to Wales pitcher--Br aboutthe' Barbara and $2201w1heinutuelg-Mohaliftbe give paid Pituhar-Rbo- dee Piteher-11- 08Nashville 14 Memphis 1 lima Loginl ' ' ' r to 10 280 catch up final encounter Sunday winntas margin 1$4 and OM and Kent Wag linable rain days ago huoakfteabidolligiiiMilia-m:1- " 4 1 O N Ford Heads Coast Contestants Becker De-fends Al Mound ' c :i:"4:1)'''"':40-1- : :4 IA-pe- Strong opposition to the application of the U S bureau of animal industry zoological division for allotment of $100000 to be used in the control of liver fluke in Utah is voiced by Fred Toster district supervisor' U S bureau o: fisheries' and Newell B Cook state fish and game commissioner in a letter to Robert H Hinckley PER A administrator They declare that the proposed treatment of Utah streams with cop- per sulphate as set forth in the application by Dr L E Swanson junior biologist might destroy or seriously reduce the fish life in many of these streams Scoring seven threes in a nine of hole round was the unusual interests the sportsmen lit the achievement of Russell Pett at they suggest experimentation to de-termine the effect of the proposed Forest Dale Wednesday Pett who chalked up a total of 33 three method The letter in part follow: It is understood that the project under par for the nine holes proposes the introduction in many of played another nine In 38 and added two more threes to make the streams of the state of copper sul phate to produce approximately a his total nine for the route period porporation of I to 500000 f ' His card: of 24 hours It is the opinion of the 363 333 833-- 33 writers that the treatment as pro- Pett 453 453 534-- 38 Par posed would constitute a serious menace to many forms oc aquatic We including trout in the principal fishing d aters7of—the-Attate---autherefore most careful consideration should be given to the effect of such treatment Eighteen Holes fi :' UTAH-TITLES Pett Registers Nine Threes in ' ' ---- Final Practice Session En gaged in Crawley Aids Britons ' V '' ' TEAM WAITING : Promoter McCullough is also bring:':l':4:'::':::::':44 ' ' e' ing back Raol Lopez Mexican Olym- immumsoll uof 'ft 4113chulte Aooling pic champion to clash with Dave is 218tone 0 a I I I Reynolds in the main preliminary rf Dykes 8b ' 3 0 0 31 7IBoken lb HaYeL 21) 0 1 0 ItueL e IlKlumoo 0 appeared here last year and won ) ' 1 ''k' ihBurke P 100 p his stellar ": ' P 0000 considerable renown by Eritlnkl 0 8 0 2 work against Hy Sharman and Ashley P 1::::-tfoDugas 1000 Smith Lopez has taken on weight 0 0 0 0 uklarris 1 I and is now wrestling as a legitimate a— ' el 35 13 27 17 27 3 37 11 middleweight Totals Totals a flashy peris He i g—Batted for Prim In sixth :'!"':!:11 of dash and with former speed plenty ga—Batted tot Linke In ninth 003 010- -1 041 Chicago Press reports give Stan Prowiey 000 000 100- -1 i Washington of praise for his work in the Summary: Runs batted In—Bonn:a 3 Ap- plenty : ' qf'Cronin northwest He meets Ralph Watson Ong 3 Dikes Hayes Gaston ----e hitsSwanson Error—Cronin Haas of Swanson rf Bonura lb Vitradev's Bekedgie Chicago at New York St Louis at WashinIton Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boeton :4 ' Tg:'V( '10 Chemical's Use to Kill Sheep Parasite Tins perils Fish in Streams Foster Cook Warn he ' e 7 tail-en- d White Sox bore O'Shocker Kent Heavies WASHINGTON May I) (AP)-6-Tunder of the leadership down today their new manager Jimmy Meet Kunkel Perkins victory over the Senators behind Dykes pounding out an Bout second series the el a (This brilliant pitching by Gaston ' AMERICAN LEAGUE el articles en the fishing gentilwits to sin held three et Team Washington Standing Um in Utah) Won Los t Pet a I New York Am gles by the Chicago hurler while his 4 Pat O'Shockerhas arrived in town 1 550 I That section of the state extending letahinaten 1 510 team mates hammered Burke Prim for his I nobton wrestling bout with Harry 521 I I from Salt Lake south to Sanpete Philadelphd ia and Links for 13 safeties Right- - Xent b00 I night at McCullough's Friday ISM fielder Swanson led the attack with Arena and Art Perkins highly reOunty and past to the Colorado Detroit 353 Louis It It 313 three out of three n border has nothing new to offer in Chicago and Gaston bat puted middleweight from Detroit isl The way of fishing news but what it ted In one of the White Sox coun- expected to arrive Thursday from the Results Wedneedayli does have to offer will keep the reels Chicago 0 Washington ters northwest Perkins meets Del Kunkel Cleveland 4 Philadelphia I (10) cmcaoo in a time limit bout u one of the feaI WASHINGTON turning at a rapid rate for some time St Louie II New York I WHOA BHOA Detroit 4 Boston after the opening of the season 4 1 P 0 ture attractions of Fridays program Brdagaray If 5 2 3 011Cuhet lb ' Officials Oppose mop3gAN Water rieatment Copper Check s Champ iGame ARRANGED FOR MA 0 i t AN TWIN FEATURE Browns Whip Yanks Bosox Beat Bengals Pros Chisox Lick Nats Macks Down Injuns Excellent I SUM' VP' TO:Ot4'ti-i:- !r41)Slj0600k: - Bruins Regain Top Position in National Race 1 HoIm Sanpete- - — k - ' Two-ba- se Final 'Reached 0 IR tti I s r ittgrni S' --- ' Smith-Harro- In p (JP)--T- -- 2111 -- - Favored Netmen Oquirrh Slates ''So'ftliall 'Tilts Battle Way- to Bill's Hip Turn Widens His Swing ! 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