| Show $ A 8 B THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 10 1934 USA C COACHING SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY) HOOKS REILLY Western Division Drafts' Schedule of ’35 Sports WITHEDWARDS Salt Lake City Scene of State and Conference Ashton Coach MAT MAGNATE CRISLERIN CHARGE OF GRID WORK Track Meets Other Feature Eyents Roughest Kind of Rough-erBilled for Alain Event at Arena Friday Large Enrollment Likely for Course Bonn at 7 i Basketball Helm ' LOGAN—Coaches from all parts at the intermountaln country will ' assemble at Logan Monday tor the annual U S A C summer coach-in- f school Inquiries regarding the Widespread ' school have been received by Coach E L (Dick) Romney ot Utah State and a large enrollment seems cer- tain Tive days ot concentrated Instruction in football and basketball are scheduled with H O (fritz) Crisler Princeton mentor in charge of the gridiron work which holds the center of attention Crisler made a phenomenal record last year when the Tigers rolled through their season undefeated end untied despite stronger competition than Princeton teams frequently have faced Thus Crisler a product of the Big Ten is a national figure regard ed as a fitting successor to Knute Rockne Pop Warner Bob Zuppke - Howard Jones Wallace Wade Bernie Bierman and Harry Kipke —all of at U the S A whom have appeared C school since its inception In the summer ot 1927 John Bunn of Stanford will be in This coach charge ot basketball a keen student of the game is chairman ot the intercollegiate basketball rules committee and extensive he has conducted into suggested changes in the basketball code offer him a world of material Which will be ot great interest to the assembled mentors Bunn’s Stanford teams are well known in Utah and having appeared here in 1932 meeting both University ot Utah and Utah State in California last season The Stanford mentor holds a high opinion ot Rocky Mountain conference basketball which some months ago he declared to have attained Wultoni’ Paradise Within remarkably "happy medium" in the matter ot offensive skill and defen- Few sive strength playing a type o$ basSalt Lake Gty ketball most interesting to the spectators without losing sight of the scientific angles of the game e and Strawberry reserAlex McCafferty Salt Lake Country club golf professional also will voir famous throughout the west as be on the teaching staff of the sum- angling paradises open June 15 mer school and for the fourth time is The lakes in the upper Ulntshs slated to teach the game to those in usually closed until July 1 also open on June 15 Tnia makes all ot tha attendance fishing lakes and streami ot the state available except Red creek and Cur- im " rant creek -- wbioh open-Jul- y I and such other bodies of water which H O (Fritz) Crisler (full will conduct the have baen Closed by proclamation for football classes at the U S A C figure right) school beginning Monday coaching the season at Logan Crisler coached the undefeated untied Princeton eleven Angling in Flrti lake should be laat fall Alex McCafferty (upper left) is In charge of the golf good and in Strawberry from fair to aesilons while John LATONIA Ky June I (ff)-- Bree W Bunn (lower left) of Stanford will direct B Cook to Newell good according to Likewise the pacelng up pass the baiketball activities maker as they entered the home state fish and game commissioner stretch Mrs Jack Howard's Advising Fish lake la some five hours from Anna won the Quickstep - handicap Salt Lake City over good roads Strawberry it less than three hours today Advising Anna was lengths ahead from Salt Lake City and is en one at the finish while four of the field of tha main transcontinental automostruggled for the second money bile highways The Uintah country is transcontinental highr bordered by Shepherd Boy ot the Laffoon Sc is partially penetrattd by string was ruled second while way and Likewise W E Smith nominee was good feeder roads Much of tha terriheld to have taken third despite fal- tory it however accessible only on foot or horaeBack tering badly in the final sixteenth Water in the Strawberry is rather The purse paid $2079 to the winner and Advising Anna returned even low but ia higher now than it will X " money to her backers Rains made be when certain dredging operations the time 1:13 WASHINGTON June 9 (AP)— Dave Komonen won the Nasloyv as against the are complete end the water taken out for Irrigation purposes race record of 1:1L Good catches ot natives are expect- tional A A U Marathon from Mount Vernon to the White House ed in this reservoir The state fish for the second successive time today and set a new record in achievDAVIS CUP ZONE and gams department anticipates a ing the victory Thera He covered the 26 miles 385 yards good taka of rainbow-aliMATCHES was an exceptionally large run of along the Memorial highway around rainbow in the reservoir this spring the PARIS June (UP)— One victory Hains Point speedway across the a and and three half pound rainbow in two singlet matches tomorrow will not uncommon city and back to the executive manwai EuFrance in ot aemlflnala the place There are two full year plant of sion in houra 43 minute 39 secropean tone play meeting Australia salmon in state has onds or 10 minutes 16H seconds betStrawberry The In Davis Cup eliminations Veterans of ten years ot cup cam- another large planting of salmon ter than tha best previous time which but is holding the young stuff paigns Jaan Borotra and Jacques ready he himself scored last year in hatcheries Brugnon put France back in the run- the success ot until the anglers show the Five minutes later Mel Porter of former plantings Von ning by turning bark Baron ng There is BERKELEY Cal June 9 chance for some argu- the Athletic club Cramm and Hgns Denker 10-in doubles play Franca has won ments between anglers and reservoir New York plodded past the finish up points in events in which their owners if the waterusers go through line His exset time wu 2:48:04 Wil- closest rival had no entries San Fran two matches Germany ona In the cisco's Olympic club ran oft with the with their reported plan to charge liam Steiner also of the far western A A U track and field anglers tor fishing in tha reservoir 2:49:45 in and third wu PRAGUE June" V When Mr Cook was Interrogated on August Slovoda unattached ot Chi- championship team title today with will meet Italy in tha lower this point he could not 51 tallica the cago wu' fourth half aemlflnala ot European tone play authenticity ot the reportverify but ha Komonen a Finn whose home is University of Southern California tor the Davia cup Tha Czechs elimi- authorlxtd the announcement that as now In bout-inCanada and Steiner took second place with a squad nated New Zealand threa matches to far as the state fish and game depart- made a Sudbury race half tha man power of tha club out of the event one ment wu concerned tha anglers but in the final stages Komonen had Tha Trojan entriei accounted for 47 tallies needed nothing but state fishing no difficulty in through two double shaking off his per- winnersmainly ROME June 9 (ft-It- aly today licenses Foy 7 Draper In tho short the sistent and challenger entering mad a clean sweep of lta Davia Cup Rainbow are and Ed Ablowlch In the sprints eastern with rear well him to left the vying city aeries with Switzerland by taking tbe brook for and the hurdles popularity In Fish lake The race an annual event conduct- Twodash final two ainglea matches winner in tha recent interTha itate department took 12000000 ed by tho Washington Star carries Giorgio de Stefanle defeated H C rainbow eggs from the like medals for the first collegiate A A A A championships this year regular Fischer and A Rado won that indicating haa there while been a three the Star awards were unable to keep up the pace here places 4 from Max Ellmer great Increase in the number of these trophies to all who finish and gives with Gordon Dunn ot Stanford failing to place in the discus and his team prizes well EASTBOURNE England Junt 9 fish in that body of water The boom ot a historic esnnon sent teammate Sam Klopstock being shut and Japan today apllt the runners on their way close by the out in the low hurdles after a tumble the final two singles matches ot their St Patrick’ Juniors home of George Washington The Each won his event at Philadelphia Davis Cup series to leave Australia " ' ' Defeat Lourdes 300 firearm in old the a few weeks ago and wu the victor 4 matches to 1 years to 2 Complete team scores: Olympic course of its career hu seen warJiro Fujikura defeated Vivian McBt Patrick' Jutilon roiled u time service and also been used u a club 51 Southern California 47 un Grath for Japan's only victory lopsided to Compton junior col Lourdes juniors fistur signal gun tor New Bedford whalers attached 33 but Don Turnbull won U day la a CsthoUo lestue Junior division lime After three miles along the Poto- lege 10 Sacramento junior 9 12 from Jiro Yamaglshi Jose San State 9 Fresno State 8 mJtP W with fold- - mac Komonen was bunched with the Taft Junior 5 MoSOCCER TEAMS DRAW sf'Vhi Sutiini “ leaders Steiner by his side Slovoda California 6 5 Occidental 5 River desto Junior Th score? BREMEN Germany June 9 also the wu with in group together ®T PATRICK’S LOO RDM r soccer team play D UA Pukell of the Revere Mass side junior 3 Talking Mountain Boys' A 8 H O A Anthony Balboa high 1 Bollnsktlb A ot C Tha rest field wu 100 camp 3 San Diego tbe lng its last European match drew WskefleldJfc Wiilimiss 1 l'BeatSb (San Francisco) with a picked Saxony squad 22 to- gunn-lmore to or rear the yards i “ JNvlll9lk - At tha rtrmcoe day point Komonen and L Turner of 2 i Steiner had the race all to themselves Mliinarrolfc -1 10 0 ORlleye Shullllip I NunleyJU with the rest of tha aspirants strung Wendell Coach Suffers J J O Fisher Psrnrrf I IJ Neville or I 500 to 1000 yards behind out For Msyp U4 $ rrf Broken Leg Slide Dsvlnlo t that distance Komonen' time WU 1 tfrrysa 29 hour ahd mlnutej CtlAdnoJb Polsinelli rf WENDELL Idaho— J V ThompHi JAerreiilif son athletic coach at Kimberly high ’ school was TotI reported recovering FriSt tair Wellsville Takes Close day in St Valentine's Catholic hosSt trick's Affair From Logan Elk pital here from a broken leg suffered Lourdes t Summer! while Kimberly and Wendell baseWilliams Rom run— Urry La tumir CHICAGO June 9 ball teams were playing here Both Bolln-koutfield"Frenchy" Bordagaray Turner Williams WELLSVILLE — Wellsville de- bones in his left leg snapped above detest to Riley Struck cut— Br obtained fey the White Sox an Elks 10 to 8 here the ankle as he slid in to secohd Riley t Unit S u feated the Logan a a tryout basis at $19000 has been War --Off t Mr HU with pulhed Saturday“7Th- - locals fathered ftf base As he feliio the ground toward I Rile hell — Devin hr Rllar Tetumed to Sacramento of the Scorer— Umpire— HUtop teen hits if--the base his left leg swung into the Thomas Pacific Coast league Bordagaray fc RScore: H E airland struck Gerald Price WenCOAST GETS EVENTS hatted in 87 trips to the plate 6 10 7 dell’s second baseman so forcibly Thll war Nation) A A U champion-hi- p Logan Elks hut Manager Jimmy Dykes and will be held at Knar atadlum Ban Wellsvlll 3 that the crowd heard the bones crack 10 15 the White Sox evidently didn't Franelaee Cal Auxuat 11 and 11 in Batteries: Jetfs and Sotfe in Thompson's leg Except tor a scar itk the American Lsglo ma-te- ri tiuuk him worth the 15 grand £chlbai on his shin Price was uninjured Angling Outlook Good at Fish Lake And Strawberry Hours’DriveFrom Fish-Lak- Advising Anna2 Takes Handicap Komonen Breaks His Owa Mark in Mt Vernon Run Yel-se- Canadian Entry Repeats Washington Marathon Victory by Wide Margin t 2--8 Olympic Wins Far Western A A U Track Field Meet T 6-- 3 German-Amerlca- 4 MV-Pll-i- n 8 it-ti- e German-America- two-ma- n - 440-yar- d r 0-- AAU 6-- 3 6--4 6-- u WV-Austr- 28 6--4 6-- the game Rellley Chief Chewchki and John Kllonis are his nearest rivals There may be some difference of opinion among the fans as to the ranking ot these four but no one will say that Edwards and Reilly do not occupy a good portion of the roughhouse throne Pkt is still untamed by any wrestler whom he has met at the local arena unless we take into consideration the assistance whiqji his opponents have received from fans referees and others Reilly still feels he can take the measure of any opponent the local promoter may bring in for him Many fans have urged a rematch with Pat O'Shocker but O'Shocker is wrestling in Los Angeles this week which prevents a return engagement with the Bostonian this week Edwards undoubtedly will keep the arena fires burning until O’Shocker can $et back home O’Shocker wants to meet Reilly in a regular fight and it might not be out of order for the local promoter to arrange such a con test Marvin Westenberg may stay over to meet A1 Newman in a supporting attraction Marvin’s style of grappling has made a decided hit with fans who prefer scientific wrestling free ot questionable and unfair tactics His match with Ira Dern last week was one of tbe best seen this year Jack League of Texas may also appear on the card This lad weighs 220 pounds and is reputed to be a real wrestler 5 DIVISION Standing ( 4 -- Former Coast Boy Unable to 4 to' Meet Demands WV-Stan- ley L ’ Western division schedules for 1935 in all sports except were drafted and approved Saturday at a meeting of (loaches Ike J Armstrong and Vadal Peterson University ot Utah Ott Romney B Y U E L Romney Utah State land Manager tht Team Lost Thornley Sure To Compete in N C A A Meet at Gordon Dixon former Utah Aggie grid star who woo named coach of tho Ashton Idaho high ochool Saturday He will assume his new dnties in tho falL Popular Captain of 1933 SALT LAKE COUNTY Coaching Job FARM BUREAU LEAGUE 1934 state mentors Salt Lake City will be the scene of many outstanding event in &a various sports nextyear Both state and Rocky Mountain conference track meets will be staged here the state tennis tournament is booked for Salt' Lake City along with the western division swimming and wrestling meets In basketball University-o- f Utah opens in Provo against B Y U on January 11 and 12 while on the same dates Utah Aggies will tangle with Montana State at Bozeman The conference championship series comes to the western division city this year The complete list of schedules Basketball 1885 January University of Utah vs Y U at Provo Utah State A 6 vs Montana State at Bozeman Montana State ve B Y January U at Provo Montana State vs Utah January at Balt Lake Bt Y U ve Utah Stats at January B Loaan Utah vs Utah Stats at Utah vs Montana State at Boseman Utah State vs B Y U at Provo B Y U V Utah at February Salt Lake Montana Stats vs Utah Stata at Logan B Y V v Montana February State at Boseman Utah Stata vs Utah at Salt Lake March Conference championship gerlea In western division city Freshman Football 1034 October 13— B Y U vs Utah State at Logan October 36-vg Utah State at Logan November 16- -B Y U ve Utah at Balt February Losan February ASHTON Idaho — Gordon- - Dixon captain of the 1933 Utah State Agricultural college football team was named coach of the Ashton high school Saturday He will assume his new duties with the opening of school in September The new mentor played end last season and made an enviable reputation for himself in Rocky Mountain conference play HOLUDAYWINS AECERY TITLE j' ::i ::i Turf’s Fastest In Arlington - it t Four Miles in Hudson Drill — Northern Division Won Loet Pet Hunter A 1000 000 Bennlon i1 047 Granger 500 I:::::::::::::::: Murray 500 Midvale i a : 400 Sandy 400 3 Union 139 Winder I 000 Taylorsville Last Wwk'i Besnlts Bandy 11 Murray-- 3 Midvale 16 Bennlon 4 Union 3 Taylor (vllle 4 Hunter i Winder 4 - Monday’s Schedule Granger at Taylorivllle Thursday's Schedule Bennlon at Murray Bandy at Hunter Granger at Mldvals Union at Winder BANDY Lake February February Provo February Lake March Lake II Benson e Peterson lb Ostler jt Oldham rf 13- -B Y U at Logan U at Utah at Salt ’ v Y Western division meet it Salt Swimming 1036 February 3— Utah-- v Utah State at Logan March 3— Western division meet at Balt MURRAY B H O A Lake 4 3 1 0 E Wrisht it 3 0 1 0 Track 1085 3 1 1 4 1 4 0 Parry a April 30— Utah But vt 0 T V at Provo 4 3 1 0 Jamieson as 1 0 S 10 6 5 3 0 3 WShober c 13 April 37—B Y U relays May 4— B Y U vg Utah at Salt Lake I 3 0 1 C Watts lbcf 5 - May 11 — Utah va Utah 8tate EShober Lotto 4 13 6 JWatts 3b May 18 — State meet at Salt Lake 3 14 0 Harmon If Conference meet at Salt Laka May BHOA Hasander 3b Bishop cf Boulter p Samuelsonaa Humphry lb Penatermaker Wrestling 1035 1— Utah ve Utah State 0— Utah State vg B it lilt ache p omlch p 5 S 0 0 xBurch xxSWrlxht tPureslch Totals 16 17 31 If Totals 30 I 31 10 xBatted for Harmon In 7th xxBstted lor E Wrisht In 7th sBatted for Parry In 7th 300 351 0-- 11 Bandy OOO 300 O — I Murray Three-bas- e hits Parry Two-baaSummary: Error— e hits— Humphry Bishop E Shober 3 Charge defeat to Cache Struck out— Boulter 1 Cachs 4 Tomlch 3 Bases on baUs— Boulter 4 Cache 1 Tomlch 3 Hit with pitched balls —Bishop and Hasander by Cache Wild pitch— Cache MIDVALE BHOA 4 Reese If Bowen rf "$ a Bits 3h 3 Brown is 4 Hushes e Beckstead lb 5 Steadman 3b 4 3 Wrlxht cf O Markus cf Robinson p 3 Beckstead p 3 Tennis 1935 April 13- -B Y U vs Utah at Salt Lake April 10—Utah va Utah State at Logan April 34— Utah State vs B Y U at Provo May 3— Utah vs B Y U at Provo May 10— B Y U yg Utah State at Logan May 10— Utah State vs Utah at Salt Lake S — State May ainglea and doublet championships at Salt Lake Tenner Remains With Minnesota Min-neso- ta MINNEAPOLIS June 9 BKNNION B H OA football fans already smacksi 3 1 4 4 Player cf 3 0 3 0 ing their 31 Turpin 4 3 3 1 lips in anticipation of e 3b 41 Barnes 3 0 11 p standout Ten contender wearing Big 01 Woods 1 0 p 10 01 Meyers 3 13 4 the Maroon 3b and Gold next fall are 4 0 4 1 rHarker c ()— Player 110W 0 0lG 3 1 1 4 7 4 3 1 7 I 4 10 HLabrum rf 0 0 O'Gehrlnu I 0 1 10 3 lb 0 10 "grinning 4 0 4 0 0 10 piece of 10 The Totals 43 17 34 15 Called In laat of ninth darkness 370 030 013—16 Midvale 300 001 Olx — 4 Bennlon Errors— Reese Elts Brown Summary: 7 Becksteed Huehes W Player O Player Meyers Stolen base— Beckstead Two-ba- se hits — Eltx Hughes 8 Beckstead Credit victory (o Robinson Charge defeat to Barnes 1 Struck out — Steadman 3 Robinson Barnes 4 Bases on bulls — Bteadman 1 Robinson 3 Barnes 0 Woods 3 BHOA pill out loud”' at their latest good news Big Ten faculty committee has found tjtiat Bob Tenner star end must complete a physiology course which had been dropped from the curriculum before he can graduate It had been feared Tenner would have to graduate “prematurely” because he had completed all his other work ahead of time Teamed with Butch Larson Tenner should give the already veteran-packe- d WINDER Gopher lineup one of toe naBHOA tion’s best wing pairs Caspar as 3 0 I 3 HUNTER 8 Newton lb 4 0 4 Puellmer 3b S 0 3 R Moesser as 3 1 1 C Rushton E Moesser cf 3 0 1 A Rushton c 3 1 j N Newton lb 3 1 1 3 0 3 Betxley rf If I 1 3 : 0B II Fisher It Casper lb 3b I'M Cook 3b 0 Keller cf l'Butherland 0 Temp’emanrf UVCook p lounderaon of I V j'Heedtran IBowa u 4 0 4 0 4 3 1 3 4 0 4 0 3 4 0 0 3 3 1 1 3 0 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 DAVIS COUNTY LEAGUE 3 13 11 Kayavllle (A Division) Team Standlnr au 10 Pet 833 833 Laxton 600 3 533 10 0 31 14 Farmington Totals S3 I II 111 Totals OOO 333 005 Hunter x— 6 Bountiful j Clearfield 167 0- -4 031 OM Winder 8ummarv: Errors— Headman-Newton Two-ba- ss Sacrifice h’t — Beaaley Saturday’! Reixltg hits— Headman Templeman M Cook Double Raysvllla 0 Bountiful 7 Batterlei- -J Thomai and Bishop Moss olays— C Rushton to R Moeas-- r to 8 Newton Struck out—Rushton 10 Coo- - I Bases Sudweeka and Argyll Farmington 10 Layton 6 5 Cook 3 Umpires— on balls — Ru-htBatteries— E Earl and Stathli: Huntsman and Reiley T Layton J Pace and Schofield Major Centerville 6 Clearfield 1 SOITHEBN DIVISION Batterlei-- D White T White Team Standing s Page and Holt and RigWon Lost Pot by Ohavex Next Schedule Satnrday'a 1 750 3 Lark Bountiful at Clearfield 1 750 3 Riverton Layton at KaysvlUe 1 667 3 South Jordan Centerville at Farmington 1 600 3 Crescent 3 3 600 West Jordan (B Division) a 1 600 Draw Team Standlnr 350 I 3 Bluff dalgr won Lott Pet 0 Herrlman i 4” Syracuse 800 North Farmington 3 000 I Last Week's Reanlta Layton 3 500 Crescent 10 West Jordan 0 Clearfield 4 q 000 10 4 South Jordan Draper Lark IS Bluffdale 3 Satnrday'a Roanltg Riverton 13 Herrlman 0 grracus kar8J North Farmington It Thursday's Schedule Batterleg-BaM Barkdull and R Crescent at Riverton BarkduU Jansen Hanxen Millar and R West Jordan at Bouth Jordan Stoker Bluffdale Clearfield Layton (postponed) Ere perat atHerrlman Next Batarday’s Schedlae Layton at Syracuse North Farmington at Clearfield 0 ONottss 3 P Reed If 13 3 0)1 4 1 I l'MerrllUb I I 1 J Reed 3b 1 Y O'Sanderarf 4 3 0 OHattIb 3 13 3 Jsabeyg C Crump if 4 2 0 4 ) 1 OH Crump e 3 0 8 ' '78'nHhef Bweatss OlFairbournlf l B 0 3j I DIunnen3b 6 3b 4 0 Smith 0 I l'H I 0 McFarlndp Veyerhfferp ! 3 i 0 1C McPsrlndp 3 0 10 Hocanlb ’ o3 0 9 Henson 3b j I 3 10 1 E Saber If 0 5 fl'oiionjfh Osbornerf -- 3 0 0 O'Jonealb lf I 3 1 A 3V 6 I I Atwood e Tea lb 10 6106 VLncastr3b j 8 Crump I rHardmanlt R Atwood If 10 I 10 00 GCrumprf 24 4 13 tl Total Total ' Score by tnninga: 30 17 15 41 Total 18 3 13 4 Totals Wool Jordan fr 000 000 — Score by lnnlnce: 471 81—16 Orescent 104 600 X— 10 Lark 003 O- h- 5 Bluffdale Summary Errora— B Smith Sundeuls Stolen base— E Lunnen 3 A Summary: Errors— J Reed Henson Hett Jensen Atwood SacR Atwood Horn run—Bandera Stolen base— Henson Hardman I hit— E Lunnen Home runs— O Two-baDouble plav rifice hit— It Crungx Three-baa- e hit — B Smith to Hogan Charge defeat to Cntmo I Mryerhotfer 3 Two-bas- e — P Reed hit— C Cruma Dou- Peterson Struck out— By Dunn 4 Ftnley-eo- n 3 Peterson I Base on belli — Off ble play— Nott to Merrill Credit vicCharge defeat to Dunn 3 Plnlayeon S Peterson L Umpire tory to Meyerboffer O Struck out— Bv Meyer-hoff- er —Parduhn and OrUL Scorer— Lqnntn McFarland A O McFarland 3 H McR-rle' I X RIVERTON Beseg on belli — Off Meyerhoffer I EKRRlMAW H McFarland 1 Hit with pitched belle B HOAf B HO 5 C —Henson 4 McFarland 0 Freeman eg by Umpires— Newmans 5 0IRCrump3b 5 Nellrf Hatt and Ctrl Torkeleoncf 4140 LPreemeng B Parry if I $ I 0 O Bowlacf BOOTH JORDAN DRAPPR 4 1 4 l Bodellp Stlcox 3b B H 06 4 15 j Bowls If 4 3 f 4 0 13 ODeraa Oarsldeg ) OI'Wardlglb 4 2 1 3 Butterfield rf Resmussenef Parklh HNclo'SI 43 133 4 0 1 1 D Orumplb 4 i ! I B Soffelt I 5 0 Dor 3b R Day 5b 4 I I 0 gxherto Ptercelf I3 I I 01 S Parry p 3 4 I 4 OP Freeman 3b Brownlb 13 Parryrf 4)6 1L Holt lb ’""K ““iso H Bear Crew Clips Off fast j ing southwest wind raised havoc with thq navies from early morning end the Beers were forced to call a halt after rowing for about a quarter mile Jim Wray the Cornell coach was in this launch' ' Washington Syracuse Columbia and Penn all got in their morning spins A1 Ulbrickson of the Huskies pointed the shell' toward shore after two miles because of rough water His vaiv aity bow Bob White is undergoing treatment for a slight stomach ailment Jim TenEyck sent his three Syr- acuse crews down the river for five miles Bart O'Hearn varsity " stroke was back in hit position apparently recovered from sore --etomach rnuicie Hugh Glcodpn'lv Columbians found the rough water to their liking and staged two long workouts while Rusty Cal-lowatched his Penn varsity paddle easily tor lour miles " : e Thornley who hurled the spear 1973 feet for a new Rocky mountain conference record during the recent season is rated as an excellent prospect for point scoring in his specialty being well over the standard set for N C A A meet athletes Football Team Gets Vanguard teams-Holla- day ward 1081 900 Bountiful First ward 10S Price wacd 1478 Sden 900 Losan Fourth ward 1460 Rigby Second Huntavlue 900 1934 osden Fourth 1335 Richfield ward First Pleasant View 900 1008 w SlatervUla :::: i 000 Leaders teams— Lotan Second 1751 Losan Fourth 1650 Next Raturdar’i Srhalala Individual Vanguards— Son Hunter Huntsym at Edn Pleaaant View at ®ch 9M Loran Briggs South Davis 574 Slatervllle RarrlavIUt at Warren Max Cook North Davis 647: Eldon Pace Price 507 Grant Christensen Sevier 438 ' DIVISION NO Individual Leaders— Conrad Johnson Cache 665 Harold Carpenter Pioneer 610 Seath Bracket Won Loot Pet Roet Lee Cache 60S Harold Dowsett CotHooper 0 1000 tonwood 60S William Campbell Price 466 Clinton S 1 714 Vanguard clout— Max Cook North Davis West Weber 4 a 714 556 Eldon Pace Price 500 William Hens ' a Syracuse 671 Cache lSi Loran Briggs South Davis 186 West Point a 571 Ktnsl Shlosawa Rlsby US West Warren s 167 Lsadsr clout — Vaughan Pond Cache S4S Kaneavllle 157 Conrad Johnson 6 Losan 544 Harold CarUlutah-Bouth Wsbtr Pioneer 555 Thaln Carlisle Logan t e 000 penter 1S5: Cornelius Vanderende Cottonwood 115 Next Saturday's Sehadula Vanguard flight— Max Cook North Davia KihtayUla at Hoopar West Warren at 314 yards Ellas Smith Cottonwood 586 Syraouset West Point at Clinton: Uintah-Sout- h yards 5 Inches Loran Briggs Bouth Davia Weber at West Weber 574 yards Don Huntsr Cachs 515 yards Ksnil Bhiowasa Rigby 500 yards alarday’a Results Leader flight— Harold Carpenter Pioneer 301 yards 10 Inchss H H Dowsett CottonDIVISION NO 1 wood 567 yards: Conrad Johnson Cache Syracuse I Roy 5 Batteries: Cook and Brtaaai Clark and 547 yards Rosa Lee Cache 546 yards WilFields liam Campbell Price 555 yards Liberty IS Farr West 10 Bstterlea Lindsay Shat and Lindsay O Taylor B Taylor klclntirs and Painter Teylor I Ollnton 0 Batteries: Gibson and Jardlnt Parker Bybee end Burnett Hooper S South Weber 7 Bstterlea: B Fleldlna A Fielding and FUndere: Russell Paul and A Pack Rlverdale 9 North Osden S CHICAGO June 9 (UP) The B Zlto and J Ito Cbadwlcb and T Shupe country’s out standing DIVISION NO I have been nominated for the $45000 North Bracket Pleasant View 10 Xdan S ArArlington classic to be run Batteries: shew and Berretti Peterson lington park July 14 Managing DirecPuller and Montgomery tor Roy Carruthers announced toSlatervUla 13 Harrlevllle IS Batteries: Bowna and Allred Card and day Anderson The Hat of 54 entries Is heeded by Warren Huntsville J Bstterlea: Thomas and Parkar Thurston Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane’s CavalJohansen and Bingham cade Kentucky and American derby DIVISION NO ' Uintah-Soutwinner Alfred G Vanderbilt’s Dis(tenth Bracket 1 h Weber Hooper t Bstterlea Flinders and McLoy PorntllQS covery George D Widener’a Chic-straand Hammtrly PerrllL C V Whitney’s Roustabout Kanesvllla 4 Ollnton B Batteries Bates and Todd: Draayer and Mr J JL Whitney’ Singing Wood Mrs F J Heller’s Agrarian E R flinders 11 Syracuse 1 West Point Innings) Bazaar and Joseph E Cook and Walts: Pass and Bradley’s Battsrles: Peace Chance Bennett regatta 22-2- 3 Armstrong 1000 POUGHKEEPSIE N Y June California's aspirants for the 1934 Intercollegiate Rowing association’s crown pierced today’s routine with n fast four-mil- e row up the Hudson while the citizenry prepared to welcome the fleets ot Navy and Cornell tomorrow Ky Ebright held the stop watch while his varsity at a clip barely was able to outdistance the Jayvees rowing at a 32 beat most of the way The western mentor declined tq ditime the for trial but vulge the remarked: “Oh it was ell right" Shore observers clocked the Bears in something under 20 minute 'In " the ' coaching- - launch-werEd Leader the Yale coach and three ot his varsity men California's second attempt later in the day was thwarted by unusually rough water A prevail- - Jack was Los Angeles June given Saturday by Coach Ike iPet 900 600 600 600 600 500 644 400 933 200 9 that assurance Definite 'Jhorniey University of Utah Javeline ace will take part in the W CAA track and field meet Holladay ward Cottonwood stake won the annual Vanguard archery i i title Saturday at the L D S campus and state capitol grounds :::::::::::::: J ' j Srracu Logan Second ward of Logan stake Clinton repeated last season's victory in the Plain Cltr South Webar leaders’ target competition Llbortr Don Hunter South Cache stake Prr wait Vanguard established a new record SaturdiT'a 5B4 in the junior American Round Nfit ShaSl Wain Clt! at Syracuse Liberty at Tay- of lor Rlvardale at South Weber Clinton at to take individual honors Parr Weat Hooper at North Osden (to be Max Cook Syracuse set a new played Friday Cherry day) Roy bye flight record of 334 yards in VanDIVISION NO 1 guard competition North Bracket Following are the scores and disStanding 1 tha Team Won Lot Pet tances in the various events: Warren Won M C Theron S Parmelee of University of Utah Freshman football dates for also were okehed 1 4 1 all-sta- NO IV Hoopsr Taylor 9--7 xiu'z R Cottonwood Entry to VanWEBER COUNTY FARM guard Meet Leads With ' 1982 Score BUREAU LEAGUE 8-- 4 s Promoter Verne McCullough aays he la bent in bringing in the roughest competition in the wrestling busines tor Friday night’s card at the arena so he has signed Billy Edwards of Kansas City to meet Pat Reilly of Boa-to- n in the-- j headline attraction Edwards appeared here' just a year ago when he defeated Ira Dern Billy had been previously beaten by the local idol so "honors” are even between the those two Edwards is ona of the lour ro'ughest grapplers in 2 6-- ' w j ii 1 H tBOl III U Crane Sh n 36 3 314 Total Total 1714318 i ? Score by tnnlngsi-301 4— II 3 1 1 0 Riverton Rom Day cf 000 000 4— 4 Herrlman 33 11 11 H Total Erorrs — M Freeman ) R Totals 351111 Summary: Crane P Freeman Score by Innings: Stolen bases Crump 776 660 1—10 — NeU 4 B Parry M Freeman Bowla SacDraoer runs— Newman Home hit— 1—4 8 rifice Parry gemb Jbsdaa B- - rTTv-'Yheo-b- ee TWIt-- base hlte—Nell 3 Sllcox Oarside Park 3 CRESCENT WEST JORTHN- - f R to P Freeman Double play— Crump to q D Cvumo Struck out— By Parry It1 Bo3 Rlndteapeb ef 3 1 6 Boon balls— Off Parry 3 d'll 1 Bwe MLancstrJb 3 0 6 UmpIres-jPattersand Cramp de!) 3 Peterson p si ) 6 ) 6 E Lunnenil Newman ' Scorer— lAAtwooda PtnlamMp 8 til wj410 V |
