Salt Lake Tribune | 1934-05-27 | Page 24

tB THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 27 UGHtSBOOK TWO TIE IN ‘A! MAJOR TITLES B Season S Shelley Chalk Up Four Wins Against One Defeat Blackfoot " AIMS AT FOUR Western State of Colorado Will Climax Idaho ‘B’ Tennis Queeii Competes for Italian French British American Crowns Idaho— Six games POCATELLO will occupy University of Idaho southern branch football team next fall the schedule b'eing evenly dihome' and outsi'de vided between games Opening three weeks later than' last year in a game with Ricks college at Rexburg the season will close with Western State college of Gunnlsoii CoIo on the local field The probable highlight of the season will be the homecoming game with the College of Idaho as an opponent afwhich time the jifw stadium will be dedicated Coaches F A Plastino and Guy Wicks will have- a veteran backfleld with all freshmen expected to return The ends will probably be back and most of the line willreturn The backfield includes Jim of Prairie City Ore quarterback and captain last year Don Brandon of Twin Falls fullback Glen Parsons of Prairie City quarterback Herb Carlyle and Lynn Foster of Pocatello may be ineligible on grades but their halfback positions can be easily filled by Ralph Lacey and Eddie Wagner of Blackfoot Ray Hamilton of Hazelton or Howard Wag1 By BILL KING MELROSE Mass May 26 (AT — A Campaign on four international tennis defeat a typical fronts without Helen Wills Moody grand slam is the 1934 ambition of that other famous California net star Helen Jacobs the national women's champion and captain of this year's Wightman cup - FARMERS’ COMMUNITY LEAGUE A DivblM Team SUadlnr Won A Blackfoot Shelley 4 4 Idaho Fill Red and White 3 3 I B DWteloa IweySweden Johnson 4 4 Taylor TImd Roberta Lincoln the Idaho scholastic track championJohnson by (coring- It points ship in the meet brought tho title to Trey Businessmen ef the town financed the youth'a trip to Boise for the meet Osgood Ririe Riverdsle lODl Sunday’ Srhedul Shelley it R1 and White (Idaho Blckloot at Rlaby — Idaho Falla at Flrth- r- - - Lincoln at Dewar Iona at Oaood Ueon at Rlverdale ' Rlrle at Roberta New Sweden at Taylor fall) — IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Farmers’ Community baseball league land Sundar will see their favorites start onA the second tour of games in the division when the six teams tangle for the second time this season Shelley End Red and White pjay at Highland park in Idaho Falls where an improved Grocer team will attempt to recover Itif ldss eT the Season's opener at Shelley in an tussle Shelley has gone the rounds of the A division teams with 'but one defeat victory for Blackfoot in the tenth Inning last week Red and White had not fared so well having tasted defeat three ' times in touring the other teams of the division Blackfoot tied for the first place In the division --will meet Rigby at Rigby 4n the second A division game The strong Blackfooters took the game played between these teams at thia first meeting and is slightly favored to repeat Idaho Falls Merchants journey to Firth for a return game and expect to avenge their defeat at firth’s hands t the first of the season The Merchants have had better success dur--: Ing the season to date than the Firth club which has lost to all other teams in the division since the win over the Merchants In the B division of the league play continues on the schedule with Lincoln slated to go to Dewey Dewey appears to be one of the strong teams of the division r ' Iona cellar champ will attempt to get into the win column when they tangle with Osgood at Osgood Ucon is expected to win over River-dalwhen the two teams meet at " r- ’ Rlverdale Ririe with one of the fastest field lng and base running teams in the B division will try to even its average with a win over Roberts at Roberts New Sweden and Taylor tied with Dewey for top place in the division are rated in their Sunday chances and one of the best games of the season is expected tq be turned in by the two nines -' “It’s going to be a terrific job with all of these brilliant young players springup up overnight but I hope to be able not only to lead the Wightman cup team to its fourth straight victory over the British but also to wm the British French and Italian titles and as a climax gain my third straight national championship at Forest-Hillsshe said today With Mrs Moody out of competition this year Miss Jacobs appears to have an open road to the British title A year ago she dropped but in the Wimbledon semifinal round beaten: m three: sets by Dorothy Round Since "then she has more than evened her score with that British girl Only a few weeks ago she defeated Her in a final match at Jamaica 'Mc-Hale- y If i j ner of ” Blackfoot 6--4 On the line will be Ronald Hale of Oaklay and Pete Fellis Pocatello ends: Fred Clift Prairie City tackle arid giwrd Howard ShawTToca'tend guard Tel Hanks Burley tackle and among the 'freshmen returning are Ralph Shaw Blackfoot tackle Wen dell Twitchell Blackfoot center Hendrickson St Anthony guard The complete schedule October 6 Ricks college at Rex- 4 one-poi- team - TROY Idaho—A youth who had to ride horseback or walk four miles to attend school brought the Idaho scholastic track and field championship to this little community 15 miles east of Moscow whose achievements The youth amply repaid Troy business men for financing his trip to the state meet at Boise is Donald Johnson age 18 who lives ort a ranch four miles east of Troy He won firsts in the shotput and javelin events of thestatrneelnd seconds in the high jump and discus He established a new state record of 47 feet 4 inches in the shotput and his discus and high jump marks though not winners bettered former state records Thus in three of four events he excelled existing standards Johnson lone representative of Troy scored 18 points to bring the championship to his school His achievement attracted the attention of several Pacific coast conference colleges who are eager to enroll the modest young rancher Johnson is a senior this year weighs about 190 pounds and has splendid physique the result no doubt of his hard work on his parents' ranch and the horseback rides or walks from the little farmhouse atop a hill to school back - ' c ' Won - ' ' " Conniq-- M thPhlta— patriarch ef -- aole-fle-fth delphia Athletics has done more than one man’s share of manager-makin- g through his long career with the appointments of Mickey Cochrane (center above) and Jimmy Dykes (center below) this year as pilots of Detroit and Chicago Express Outfit Retains Lead in Og-de- n October 20' Albion 'at Pocatello October 27 College of Idaho at Po’ catello November 3 Montana Mines - at Butte November 17 Western State at Pocatello i 1 W I burg October 13 Weber college at ' HELEN JACOBS -- SIX GRID TILTS SECTION THREE IN 1834 - In this country despite the amazing improvement expected from her markingth ie to land big league managerial berths Nap (upper right) was Mack’s first 29 years ago when he managed Cleveland while Eddie Collins (right) one of Mack’s most famous players has served as a playing manager and is now busi ness manager of the Boston Red Sox La-jo- Saving Puppy From Death Starts Medica on Career Pocatello League Seattle Youth Despite Handicap of Poor Vision Establishes World Swim Marks ’I -- WigWman-CMp- Caroline-- Babcock Alice Marble Josephine Cruickshank sister Californians a few and other eastSarah Palfrey erners Miss Jacobs should be an odds-ofavorite against the international field at Forest Hills- next Au- gust ' Many years ago when at the age 15 Miss Jacobs came east for the first time no less an expert than Bill Tilden predicted that she would reach even greater heights than the then Helen Wills Tilden's prediction will probably be fulfilled to the very last word this season With Mrs Moody on the sidelines there is no woman in the ' world unless tennis goes capable of holding her own with the new empress of the courts of topsy-turv- y POCATELLO Idaho— Local baseSALT LAKE COUNTY ball fans are ready to award the city consistent Pacific FARM BUREAU LEAGUE league title to the WEBER COUNTY FARM By JAMES L RENICK Fruit ’Express team after continued COLUMBUS demonstration of its ability to stay Ohio May 26 (AP)— A scrawny boy BUREAU LEAGUE Seuthern DlvUln in front of the three other league Team Standing into Green lake near Seattle Wash one day to save his members Only once has the P F E jumped Division No 1 lost and though threatened several puppy dog and nearly drowned in his rescue attempt Lark Twelve years later this same lad is times has come through with flyWest -Hooper Crcnt the possessor of four world’s swim- - North ing colors— r Riverton Ogden Last week’s test was with the third Bluffdala Clintorr-arid has made records applicaming Draper Syracuse Pocatello club an in Athletic place Herrlmaa tion for another which probably will Plain City overtime contest deadlocked at 2 to RIVERTON the end of the usual seven inbe allowed at AB H O A ABHOA In the first of the ninth nings Today Jack Medica University of Farr West 3 0 3 3 3 MNewman Carl i ‘ Nell rf 4 10 OlCoomba 3b Catcher Bybee's throw to second base sophomore the lad who Roy Washington 4)30 R Newman tl 3 I 0 0 Crump cf 3110 to center field and Carte drowned trying to rescue his Liberty nearly 1 trickled 0 3 3 Park 3b Stelllns 13 5 Parry cf 4 3 01)0 F Reed ft 4 0 3 0 ran in from third base to dose the Sohednle (Memorial day) Wednesday’ dog is hailed as the greatest distance Sllcox cl 1 1 3 game at 3 to 2 10 0 0 Henson 3b Liberty at Roy swimmer in the country- ay BDWARD J NftL 5 3 3 3 Meyrhffr 3 10 1 Howard e Parr west at Taylor Ha9 Brown Catcher Mark of Jones nine lost trainWalt He’s going to keep in rigid Torkelton If 13 10 Christensen p 0 0 1 0 Clinton at South Weber NEW YORK May 26 (ff)-- The tlje Pope 3 15 0 his first J 1 3 3 Tea lb Rlverdale at Hooper JPark 3b game of the Jeason to the ing for the next two years in an efe 1 0 0 1 3 13 0 Peterson s brief tour of a rugby team from North Oxden at Plain City BPark lb Gomez of 414 Wins C A mates after P his one scored to Division No 1 North Brarket swimmer in be the fort laralde lb 3 0 110 TReed c 031 Won Lost Pet 3 0 0 3 JReed the Harvard of the Brltiah 8 Parry p 10 0 0 run in each of the first three innings the world when the next Olympic Warren loon Coy p 10 0 0 The Athletics rallied with' two runs Seven Straight 10 0 3 Osbourn Idea might have more than a passing 300 81aterville games are held in Berlin 600 30 0 31 1 in the fifth 40 11 31 14 Huntsville Total Total the perand repeated Influence on our college football ' After More One Record 2(10 533 Eden 403 4—31 formance in the Riverton to close 4 sixth at 200 Harrisville 4— 3 300 300 Lark couldi tremenIt game 1 bring about CHICAGO May 28 (IP) — Rollie More important than the Olympic Pleasant Vlev 200 a blta— Meyerhoffer to 3 Summary a to Medica’s bf hit— Stelllni J Park Howard dous changes and atiU do ua more thinking way games of came feature A in the man in the the game Hemsley key surpising Schedule Htnaon Credit victory to Parry ftatsrday’a Charge is the capturing of ane more world’s good than harm Eden t Slaterville defeat to Meyerhoffer Struck out— Parry fifth inning after the P A C scores season attack of the St Louis record— 1500 meter now held by Basketball Ace Got Warren at Pleasant Vtew( Meyerhoffer 1 Chrlatensen 1 Banes on were in when Hronek Thomas and eaTly The flashy of resentment that NEW YORK May 26 (JP) — Tiny 3balla— 1 3 0 Harrisville at Huntsville Chrlatensen Meyerhoffer Browns Parry little found a the Arne of Sweden pitchers Borg break out against American football Hedy Stenut the a combined to — Division No 1 South Bracket Long Stelllni 3 Umpire Rowland produce triple I ever beat Borg's time of Ilia Accuracy Early in cycles such as the sudden realizaIf Won Lost Pet to the week hit heir apparent to Queen Sonja tougher during past' play 1000 I HERRIMAN CRESCENT tion of the totally unwarranted death Henie'a world figure skating throne Midweek play closed with the P but held his lead in the race lor the 19:072 for that distance then I’ll be- Hooper 000 Syracuse BHOA BHOAI ’ comis 300 career lieve Weber West to swimming my attack on 5 launch 3 and is first toll rules F 3 0 0 0IO her Bowlact to E from the Eagles American league batting ChampionBandqulatcf going 3100 winning injury resulting in 600 MADISON 'WJs May 28G)Now Clinton 3 3 4 4B Butter Lunnanaa To is ambi: do d that top Low-thmy in Henie's plete Miss on the who in rest cellar Jack reign 400 prosechanges: the Carnegie report West Point 4 0 3 0 ship with points to spare 4 3 0 31 field rf Dunnp It can be told 200 Kanesvllle A Atwood 3b 3 10 OIL Freeman c 3 14 0 allowed but three singles while Unofficial averages through Fri- tion” says Medica lyting and more recently the pley-er- the 1935 world championships 000 Rolf ‘Chub Poser Wisconsin’s West Warren Bandera rf 4 13 0IM Freeman 3b 3 1 0 ' his mates summer in Last the Viennese fellow Olympic pool with her Yale were touching Tandy for day’s games gave the St Louis catch revolt exemplified at 000 Practicing Uintah (South Weber) 3 10 0 D Crump lb Fairbournlt Ten floor guard had a bead start 100 Schaefer the H Olionc 5 3 10 O P Freeman as 3 1 3 eight Half of the runs were good er a mark of 414 the highest in the at Los Angeles I went 1000 meters over most youngsters In learning to sgainit the high pressure of the game and instructor Karltheir Schedule 3 1 1 3 Satnrdav’ 3b 3 0 0 01 Walker 3b final North Jensen all indicate we hve tar from the “per- world champion for Sproul doubled circuit Behind him with an unoffi- in 12:43 flat and by looking at record W Oltonll West Weber at Hooper Crane if 10 10 for extra bases hit the basket f 30 05 O0 RBodellit - - American exhibition in Montreal lit? Johnaoncf 0 0 twice T Hadley tripling and Wilson cial mark of 403 came Cecil Travis books I find that Borg took 12:44 to Uintah (South Weber) at Kanesvllle 10 His father explains that i Bobby fect sport" at Clinton 0 0 0 01 W Butter- PoweUrf poling out a home run Webb Dean Washington- infielder who was re- go the same 'distance the time he set Syracuse West Point at West Warren Poser also a Badger basket atar and I’ve said before and I hope to say tie MissStenuf’s brown eyes sparkled R Atwoodlt 3 0 0 ol fleldp 3 Results Division No 1 0 SID Cranep Dahl 3b alternating at second base and short- called by the Senators from Chatta- his world's mark That shows I have ParrSaturday's now pitching tor Minneapolis in the again that college football not only as ahe said: West 7 Syracuse 9 Batteries— G 1IJ Bowlact stop for the P A C probably will nooga lor another trial this year an opportunity to realize my am- Taylor and I think I shall try for the world Beoktteaip W Cook and J Cook Painter American association had a basket needs drastic changes but should up after an arm Travis was a batting sensation during bition” 31 17 3151 Batteries — Shaw 36 5 18 7 be out for the season Totale Totals a complete overhauling with championship next year" Liberty 0 Clinton 5 rigged up ih the hallway of the Poser dergo Parker and Burnett Clark: 423—16 840 and Bybee The Crescent son afflictof and C the poor in P A parents his brief stay with the Senator durgame the one aim in mind of making it a Schaefer nodded his consent and Herrlman — Pleldint 17 6 home when he was a youngster Batteries 011 3TX)— 4 injury Taylor Hooper The week opens with the Eagles ing the middle of last season when ed with weak eyes that are a distinct Hull and Flinders Staker Gibson and hits— Dunn H Olsaid he had dissuaded his brilliant Summary: Three-bAnd Chubby then so small he game again- instead of a — e son G Bowls Lunnen indoors htta Medica 1:30 P E the F handicap especially at money-makinaideline p m the Nats had all the help needed pupil from entering the 1934 cham- Dahl W Olson Credit victory to Dunn playing South Weber 10 North Oxden 14 Batcould scarcely hold onto tha ball let Some of the more familiar names was determined to learn to swim af- teries— Kendell Paul Donaldson and defeat to R Crump Struck out— Sunday the Athletics and the second used to ’’make” his College football today comes close pionship “because she was not yet Charge along throw 1 Chadwick ter 0 D 3 Bases Dunn Beckstead the Crane meet nine in the were found among the other leaders will episode Every Plain baskets by lugging the ball up the to being the outstanding American reedy" on belli — Dunun 4 R Crump 1 D Qraue place Pope City 1 Roy 7 Batteries— Neal and lake and Skeen Birmlnham 386 day he went to Green were Reynolds Boston — Tempest and Parduhn hit e scored with nightcap exand Fields 4 tremendous racket They It's much a Umpires frank pretty Hedy stairway and dropping It over the Riverdle around bye Vosmik 382 Cleveland Gehrig paddled ploitation athletically of the boys American spectators In her series of ' bannister through the hoop Division No 3 North Braehe I WINDER BANDY ABUNDANT ROOM He meets entered New York 370 Manush Washington neighborhood who technically at least have been exhibitions Warren 25 Eden 5 Batteries—Thomas Her courage and daring in BHOA BHOA so under way to permit eand-loPlini gr D- Ptsher Puller Perrin the next Barker and Ave-rilPeterson finaland few and during 355 lb 5 3 10 0 D Bishop If 5 3 10 years sent to baseball teama to uae (lie 13004000 364 Gehringer Detroit by parents inter- in loops and Jpmps and graceful exePerrin 3b 4 1 1 SiHogander 3b 8 3 0 0 Oquirrh Stake Softball estedoffchieflycollege Cleveland 351 Philadelphia and ly attracted the attention of Ray Pleasant View 3 Harrisville 10 Batteries ' municipal ltadlum of Cleveland Ohio at in trsining the boys' cution of pirouettea won favor VCatpsr e MCook 5 3 3 OlFenstermaker Tha Cleveland Indiana $1 or 53 an hour Harris and Anderson E- Headmen 5 110 Washington athletic club — Shaw and Berrett rf minds and molding their characters wherever she appeared Quit the atadlum thia aprlng and returned Washington were tied in team bat- Daughter Slaterville 7 Huntsville 0 Batteries— 4 3 0 1 HumphrleaSb 5 13 3b coach who developed Helene Madi- Bowns Siaadiftf f Tmi 285 at to tba old park more ting Allred: m been than has and Thurston and Binxham She Ol ' 1 3 VCook skating p Boulter 4 11 Won lost p Terrifie Strain Division No 3 Heath Brarket 1 Plraunt Orton Casper aa 4 0 0 1 DearlBlahOp tooo Lefty Gomez of New York still son ft her life and when she's not BRKelier 4 3 West Point Batteries— L Hooper If 3 0 0 0 I- cf I Their characters may be helped in half £echu His First Standard HOW THEY STAND ranked among the undefeated at the Page L Edwards and Bennett Flinders Samuelson si 5 3 1 6 s OTempleman I 13 the tremendous physical strain of skating she is dancing conclusion of Friday’s games Turning Daughter took the bespectacled Pinch and Parker 4 3 10 4 13 O' Jones lb cf 000 fiMuot Orton Prints V I l has two careers” said her VMIlier "Hedy West Weber 10 Kanesvllle 3 Batteries — 4 1 e three months of football the nervous father in a three-hi- t TEXAS LEAGUE performance against the youth under his wing and entered Blanch and Penman Todd Stokes and Stenuf who lives in BOunderson 4 0 1 1' Benson Peterson 3b 0 0 0 0 Pint Half ftebrivfe strain of playing before tens of thou- RochesterJoseph White Sox in his latest attempt 1 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 Lovdahl p him in a few northwest meets In Bates and hopes soon to move If ms? IS— Peasant Green at MafftAJ Uintah (South Weber) 3 Syracuse 7 sands on “big" Saturdays with all the ran his record to seven triumphs the summer of 1928 Medica made his Batteries pleasant Orton Priests — Greenwood and Hammer Cook to ' the United States MHeadman 1 0 3 01 Tulsa Mao !1— Bacchus at Pieasanl Orton woes and censure of mistakes that his family San Antonio no defeats Kline of the Ath- first record swimming 220 yards in and Waite against tnne being we art going to Pleasant Green Priests aft Mama the “For Dallas 3 Clinton K Warren West Batteries— 14 43 13 el 30 would men break Totals Totals down 1 let June OPkeasanft Green letics had a record of 6 and grown ii while 2:24 for a northwest standard at Pleasant her akatlng at least until Sandy Tremea and Boraoano Adams Draayer and 517 010 10X— 15 Galveston Green Priests Bacchus at Magna Ilona youths just in the process of de- encourage Beaumont Yankees had won five In 1932 Medica entered hia first Flinders the of Ruffing 000 010 3(K- 3 Port wins the world championship Af- Winder June 7— Mama at Pleasant Oioont Pkas-nshe Worth out— Boultrr 4 Love- and lost one Oreen priests aft Bscchus Summary: Struck velopment But I’m certain that no ter that we hope she'll win fame as dahl big time competition the Olympic 3 Miller 1 Cook 4 Bases on balls— Oklahoma City June 11— Pleasant Oreen aft Bsocbua mind ever was improved by encasing a toe dancer" Gehrig topped the'circuit in runs trials at Cincinnati This seemed- to Boultar Miller 1 Cook 5 Hit with pitched Houston Varna aft Pleasant Green Priests in it a football helmet and permitting Balla— Jones V Miller Juns 14— Pleasant Green Priests ft Mat’ batted in with a total of 40 Lou also be the upturn in Medica’s career Umpires— Smith Bacchus aft PleManft Oreen and Bateman 11 opponents to belt it around for 60 led in the greatest total of bases with Since that time he has broken the June 1ft— Pleasant Green Priests fct liftf9 Rochester minutes a one day week for about 10 his blows 81 and remained tied for world freestyle marks for the 500 Ba Bacchus at Pleasant Green : BENNION Newark Hi AB H SeeenS Half tehedala AB weeks not counting practice sessions Toronto home run honors with Zeke Bonura yards 500 meters 880 ( ss Jtino 11— Pleasant Oreen aft Pleaftant 4 3 Montreal W Plarer 4 18haeffer ef yards and 1000 So when the collegiate revolt of the White Sox ’ Green Priests: Bacchus at Mama Each had 10 yards In the national 3 OlHolmbere aa O Player U 311 Albany Idaho-Lett- ers' intercollegiPOCATELLO In June 2ft— Pleasant Green Priests St PlftU-B- against 4 6 3b II W if 5 SIT Bolton Turpin Buftalo Irving )b football finally through Friday Other batting lead- ate meet he did the 440 in 4:486 and tennis will be awarded Bob Williams Green Magna aft Bacohua 4 3 Syracuse 3b Barnes lb ers Hits Reynolds and Manush 51 application was made immediately Juno 2ft— Pleasant Green at Magna Bat gains momentum thia game of rugby 4 j Balttmorg 3 31 Hill rt Meyerg lb by of Boise James Wilson of Pocatello thus at Pleasant Green Priests 4 3 I SI P Bolton lb Harker c runs Morgan and Clift SL Louis 29 Daughter to have this may offer the solution of the problem July ft— Bacchus aft Pleasant Groen accepted as a John Wells of Welter and Charles It R Playgr cl SIHarmon t western e league It's football with the fangs drawn 15 hits a Pleasant Green Priests Averill ANDREWS Scotland May 26 Labrura rt U Kendrick e ST 4 triples world f standard th Turn Standing Foster of American Falls at the con July ft— Pleasant Green Priosta aft Pleat-g- It’s a far more exciting game to watch OP) — The 8 3 L Irving p Woo Lost ?ct Reynolds 6 stolen bases Walker DeMedica’s poor eyesight Green: Bacchus at Magna ordinary domesticated Woods p ri 1 01 667 elusion of the University of Idaho Deg Moines troit It double plays New York 39 him to go to meets three compels July ft— Magna at Pleasant Green PUai than football And in Great Britain house cat can be a big help to the Gehrlng 600 or lour southern branch season Sioux City to ant Green PrleaU at Bacchus 600 and team fielding 44 14! it draws tremendous crowds which average golfer in improving his Totsls Cedar Rtpids Philadelphia and days early and practice so that by Felix Plastino director according July 12— Pleasant Green at Bacchui Mat of athletics 656 New Bt Joseph should shut off the objections of col- awing declares Theodore Moon Scot- Bennlon York at Pleasant Green Priests 971 his of 656 — distance he vill judgment Granger The local team won twice each Topeka July 1ft— Pleasant Oreen Priests aft Pleas- lege authorities who 400 Summary: Errors —G Player 3 W Player Rock Island know when to make his turn when in singles and doubles from the Collay out the tish scientist and expert golfer ant Green Magna at Bacchus 332 Kendrick T Bolton Stolen base Davenport ichool sports budgets to have spent hdura in Holmberg 0retn confesses He —R is Bit the Three-bass 300 Fort Ilall Game Fee hits— Wood R Omaha light good he is able to watch lege of Idaho and Gooding college Player thus aft Pleasant Oreen PTiesU hit— Turpin Karker Free From Injnrlea the bottom of the pool and the magni- and is seeking a series rolling a tabby off a tin root in the IPlayer BB—Bacchug aft Pleasant of matches Green Irvine Double plays— Myers to W Play- tt Union Cramer aft Murray Mldvtlt at Pleasant Oreen Priests at Magna of The Interest science animal's golf Bill Goes Into Discard fying power of the water aids him in with Albion college No one gets hurt playing rugby er to Barnes 3 O Player to W Player to Hunter July 2ft— Maona at Pleasant Green PrleaU — 3 3 Wood out Struck Myera in and Irving the twist curious midair aft Bennlon Pleasant Oreen at Bacchus grace seeing the end which should be important in view eluna Usually he keeps The players have doubled with Wil- -' on balla — Wood 1 Irving 3 Wild Juno 1— Sandy at Murray: Mldvalo at riu-- of football casualties and the great of its landings taught him the secret Beset going until his hands touch the wall liams and Foster Wilson and Wells pitch— Wood 1 Umpires— Brlnghurst and Bennlon Union rt"&i£tass :i aft Taylorsvilla Winder at Lehman Scorer— balance correct is Hop rom Pleyer NEW YORK May the He unable to leave the pool until mass of comparatively minor Injuries of Hunter Juna 11— Granger at Taylorsville And the cat Moon claims didn’t Bole Lsk hands in frozen ankles and sprung shoulders J1 MEN TENNIS Tang Sanaa Lea gat June 14— Bennlon at Murray Sandy at the secretary of the interior has re- aomeone usually Daughter Canty MUNICIPAL TENNIS to seem mind came back for Sehedal (Saathera Dlvialaa) Always end knees that to many former colHunter Granger at Midvalt Union at ported adversely on Representative him his glasses" Hq has Herrlman 31— May Riverton at Blutfdate Winder T C Coffin’s bill making available) tried swimming with a special set of lege players carry through life as un- more at Weil Jordan Creacen) at Draper Lark June 'is— TeylorevlUe at Sandy Sunday’! Schedule at South Jordan recorded mementoes of bright fall Djub!j-j°hnJun 31— Bennlon at Hunter Union at without special appropriation the glasses but they have proved more Men’ ilntlei— Terlor H Fred Grey vs Roy Cottlne-haJune 1— Riverton at Herrlman Wett Jor- Midvale Dll worth Mrcnaiu at Winder TaylorevlUe revenues derived from hunting and of a handicap than his poor sight about their Winning occasionally dan Granger nd Ki 10 m e afternoons at Creacent Draper at South Jordan 3 & Uk You 1 y Men’ double — june'S-Murrvs Event nd Dick Hunter Bandy at fishing permits on the Fort Hall In The British play it with little or no realizing that it could have been dif- Lark at Bluffdale ay at Rihtmnth d lilll Boyle 3 p m at Riverton Weat JorJune tlutdlT nd y wton Bwond 1 3 dian affairs reservation Indian the Goshen Women’ Kppenon-Luelll- e Cleo doublet— Circuit Grand training except along normal com- ferent itto the Cambridge boys had dan at South Jordan Drapar at Blutldala is— at Bennlon at Granger June Sandy v e Norm Orar get very serious and bitter Lark at Herrlman mon sense conditioning lines and the wanted Union Winder at TaylorevlUe Murray at committee has decided to sidetrack —UHen m which they June 31— Riverton at South Jordan Weat Midvale — 1 the bill The opposition of the secMeet Draws Big Entry 11:30 Women’ Cambridge team coming over for about "the competition Ingle— Rom Barnett VA Cleo Jordan at Bluffdale Draper at Herrlman 1— Granger at Hunter July Epperson 10 a m Lark at Creacent Olrl doublw— W Gilbert games with Harvard Yale Princeton didn’t July S— Union at Bennlon Granger at retary however is not to allowing Junior Inkle— LaMar Ouirer va Burton end Betty Andrew Bivth-8- fHim) When you atop to think about it no June 35— Weat Jordan at Riverton Lark Sandy venth d Beth and an Hunter at Taylorgvtlle Murray at the expenditure of these moneys for t team brought no pro10 a m Wheatlak Roy Cottlncham va at Draper HerrlmanatBluffdale Bncer and Leona Coult Imlratiod South 3 Winder in the baseball world lor instance Jordan at Creapent one 3 p m ol winner Grate Fletcher and Oma Mecham fessional coach— Before' ore Y the benefit 26 N GOSHEN as of S— at Midvale proWinder May July making the goes into — Peterson-GulvBxteemh d Martorl Van Dam and Ltlll-tJunior double Jordan Riverton 5— Weat Lark ’VA 13— Granger at Bennlon’ Hunter at vided in at AtJuly if the July deep mourning 300 because harness bill than horses the but the fast Wheatiakt-Blake Van Dam Wandamere V lost stepping Nevllle-Pat- e a couple of at Draper Creacent at Bluffdala South Union 8andy at Winder Midvale at Cambridge n trip li A va mj fall out of the Jordan at Herrlman Bemap and Helen Belnap Knalan d garnet to minor college-teaCoffin bill is in conflict with a gen- have been entered in the early clos- McDonald-Porte- r I em mi winner ( these some- lanta Crackers take — Hobdafltark aad Geneva 3 13 matches at lor Intraconrt title Gold Cannon Lark at Riverton Draper at July IS— Union at Murray p York world Giants Wheeler-How-ar- d New July in champion plr eral bill as known' meetevents Grand the the Circuit for would amount to a major ing thing that Weat Jordan Bluffdala at South Jordan k Mixed doubles — Prance July 10— Bennlon at Taylorsville: Union Mied dwbiea-M- ary Cox and Harry Ham- bill under which about the same ing at Goshen which will be featured Martin va Norma Btandlnv-Creaeent at Herrlman L Goodlel-loif it happened to a big a spring exhibition game whichat Sandy Murray at Granger Hunter at mond lievriith-Fuair- h 1:30 a m: Mary (taka won th Billed catastrophe 10— Riverton at Bluffdale-WeJor- Midvale Hammond same about the idea July can results The be Hambletonlan Bnuole the here eleven accomplished $40000 by champion ahip of tha Balt Lake college meet winner ol 7:30 match at 4 p m lor dan at Herrlman Captain Leather It's a refreshing attitude South July 33— Bennlon at Winder pivunon by defealln Unaasa Tinger ant of the Cantabs was particu- Jordan at Lark Draper Fifty-thre- e trotters have been nom- mixed doublra title July 80— Murray at Sandy Bennlon at secretary does not want piece-mea- l surprised anyone Lake 30— Herrlman at Rivet-toLake 4 T-Creacent July seen after Midvale at at Union Hunter beTayloravllla you’ve larly college and that is boys for legislation inated divisions should think that wa important the three of the Place— Victory court hopeful at Weat Jordan South Jordan at Draper Winder r on the Frldar'a Oehtdal fore adjournment congress will pass $3500 progressive purse while the at Lark 30— Tayloravllla at Granger TPXAS LEAGUE July 'They were Just small teams" he before verge of a nervous breakdown Bluffdala Gleaner Olrla alnlea— Martaret Foot Auauat 3— Riverton at Creacent South Auvuat 3— Murray at Bennlon Hunter at the Wheeler-Howarbig games weeping hysterical- Jordan bill applicable Goshen purse for pacers has attracted Saturday’ Beills rrhteenth va Hawl W Gilbert Blath-- : said “We really don’t count those" Weat 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