Show ' ' — ' by '' I g log rn r! r 7 1- ' ri: ' - ' 4 '' IN ' A5 ' ' 7) ‘ t L:T rrti n 1) cul II TIN le Indians Defeat W S C Hoopsters 31 to 28111 Hard Fought Battle J14 g ' -- - depleted food supplies contributed largely to death of an estimated one per cent of the ducks observed near Pocatello the experts said Cripples of the hunting season of last fall were found to be carrying pellets and wounds some ulcerous and fell easy victims of a protracted cold spell ) - - 1(' :' U!rA 4 ' k1' I 7 ' - ' - - -- ' - AMIllpir four-roun- 1 11 I II ' 11111111111 :: f's IL 11 Redskins Close First Week of Grid Practice r - ' 4 i - - - By EDDIE BRIETZ ATLANTA March 28 (AP)—Another wide open free for all pennant scrap is forecast in the National league this season Five teams are conceded a chance i for the flag The St Louis Cardi- - and Lon Warneke former Ctd) ace nail are the early favorites with tha cards will have a fighting corps Chicago New York andn Pittsburgh unsurpassed In either major cir- - ---- -- slisted as chief threats-i' that or-- cult der The young hustling Cincin- club the other the hand On griay nett Reds are good song shot bets be handicapped by a virtually green to crash the first division and inexperienced catch infield The big surprise of the "spring line" as doped out by baseball in g The Cuba look stronger offensive-wit- h men who have followed the clubs Jim (Rip- and defensively ly Is the throughout training grind that so few like the chances of the per) Collins fronythe Cardinals onand Joe Marty a slugchampion Giants to repeat their tri- - first base 13 ging outfielder who hit 359 in umph of last year Pacific Coast league but many The finish in the top flight is the loss of the strapping War think the dotted with uncertainties but how neke busy cost the club 15 victhe rest of the field will fare already tories Is pretty well established The Giants will have first class The Boston Bees figure neither and a good defense but better nor worse than the sixth pitching need punch It remains to be seen last year whether Hank Leiber can supply place berth they occupied Brooklyn apparently has taken an- - enough wallop to snake up for what r' other summer's lease on seventh the club lacked last season and with the hapless Phillies again con- - for what they'll lose this year with ' signed to the cold dank atmosphere the retirement of Manager Bill I of the cellar as a player Terry n' Better Card4Itching At PittSburgh Manager Pie Tray0' Those who like the chances of the nor will stake bis chances on the i St Louis Gas'House Gang think same seasoned outfit that was a v Improved pitching (if he gets it) headache to every club except the t plus added speed afield and on the Giants last year and he thinks the 4 bases and the old Cardinal scrap addition of Southpaw Ed Brandt ) will give Fnankie Frisch's follow- - from Brooklyn will enable the Cor- ' era an edge on the Cuba Pirates sairs to make more trouble for the and Giants Giants Much depends on the comeback Cincinnati shapes up as the sure of Paul Dean If the younger of prise club Charlie Dressen's the pitching brothers who injured youngsters are more experienced his arm last season recovers his ef- - can count on tighter pitching and' fectiveness and can take his regu- - are sot to go places If Phil Welna lar turn on the mound with Dizzy traub can add the needed power PULLMAN Wash March 26 —Stanford university took a leg on the Pacific Coast conference basketball championship ' by defeating Washington State college 31 to 28 in the first game of the playoff here Friday night The 1 half time score was tied With players taut because of the game's importance both sides played close and there WS3 never As the a great gap in the score play progressed both sides extended themselves and fouls were frequent n Stanford's combination and zone style of play baffled the Staters and this combined with their inability consistentlx to find the hoop from the field held them in check Hank Luisetti Stanford's wonder-man forward found two dogged Staters Kerpa andC Carlson hounding him by turnip and he was held to eight points Stanford came from behind the last three and a half minutes of play to win one of the most thrill-fille- d basketball games ever played here Nelson Washington State center broke a 27 to 27 tie with a free throw but Zonne Stanford center to give dropped in a him team the lead 29 to 27 Luisetti made two free throws good to end his side's scoring Alex Hayes brother of Jack Hayes of the Chicago White Sox is a candidate for the University of Alabama baseball team ' ''' 43110° ' ' following five weeks of regular contests in the squared circle 1 77--z:-—Iw" Imallp Jackie King former lightweight r' rhampion of the Panama Canal 1 A Zone uncorked a right which wrote z frir4)t1 ict finis to Tom Newman's hopes for ' ' the lightweight title in the feature I gastatt -The dark bout on the program haired King swung a right to Mr ‘ 11411714:A1111 Newman's whiskers in the second It d round of a scheduled go It: I H and that was the end of the fight 11Iirt4:104gittido1111111012111:11 II II jtottiaI iti t II II EXAMINATION DISCLOSURES It li 117 7 I if Gregg Triumphs li sbblelossoev ' ' Interesting technical information from the report of Dan R Two heavyweights representing ono Coburn of Brigham City includes the following specimens and diag- some 400 pounds of ring ability t II J toK111- r NI cur t t ot10 ttn II V 1 II IP fizt:t1TITT u n n morn nosis: of of ILALB E and Petty company Gregg It's the latest thing for playing public golf courses Specimen No 1 mallard drake 26 ounces Internal organs pale company K put on a slambang in color indicative of an anemic condition Small amount of weed scrap which was won by Gregg seed and oats present in gullet The proventriculus contains a few The winner had Petty groggy on nematode parasites There is a mild enteritis due to a moderate numerous occasions but in his tapeworm infestation 'Diagnosis: Anemia and toxemia from para- anxiety to put away his rugged sitic infestation Exposure was probably the deciding factor and rival failed to land with one of his Sunday punches possibly the immediate cause of death Moon of company E stopped Specimen No 3 (from Portneuf river) mallard drake 26 ounces Hazelrigg of company L in the third This bird was emaciated Alimentary tract practically empty Mild round of their melee duodenitis indicative of previous parasitic infestation Diagnosis: Both boys mixedmiddleweight freely but Moon it Parasitism and exposure was too strong for his willing rival Specimen No 7 Greatly emaciated Mucous membranes and Giles welterweight pride of com- Mentor at Utah 'U' Concerned Over Backfield viscera organs markedly pale Small amount of feed grain and nat- pany L stopped Clark of company Problem Four Men at Quarter Post ural food in gizzard and upper intestinal tract Grit and two worn K in the first round the referee lead pellets in gizzard Light tapeworm infestation Blood smears halting the bout some two minutes show positive evidence of lead poisoning after it had begun By JIMMY HODGSON Sorensen company H decisioned Specimen No 20 Mutilated by magpies Small amount of nat- Rawls The University ofUtah gridders finished their first week of in F a pleasing company Numerous tetrameres in ural food in gullet Supplied food gizzard fracas Judd spring football practice Friday might with the squad of 60 men and nematodes in the proventriculus Marked enteritis due to heavy light heavyweight company H whipped Amundsen showing lirospects of becoming a formidable football team but to put tapeworm and intestinal fluke infestation company G In a welterweight bout in the words of Coach Ike Armstrong "They still have a long ways Specimen No 26 (This hird was found on a Pocatello street) replete with action from start to to go" Received by express February 21 and found dead in the holding finish Macloci Victor The biggest squad at the Hilltop pen February 23 The specimen was in a dying condition when reschool in several years has come ceived and took no food while held under observation Blood smear Macioci tough little featherweight along fast in the first five days negative for lead poisoning or blood parasites There is a severe from company F stopped Shirtz The stiff and achey muscles have enteritis in the last two inches of the duodenum and ace of company L 126 pounders in hemorrhagic e the first few inches of thejejunum due to a massive Infestation of the second round Lowell of serjust about been eliminated and the players are getting into excellent minute intestinal flukes vice company decisioned A Titman condition for the heavy drills to E in a speedy lightweight company come FILLED WITH SHOT melee Coach Armstrong as usual has The duck that carried enough shot to fill a large shotgun shell Webster of company H stopped been spending most of the time with senior biologist of Denver It was Kid Fleury of company L in another 9 is described by E R Kalmbach his linemen but he has also been a lesser scaup weighing little more than a pound Kalmbach says battle in the lightweight division MEXICO CITY March 26 keeping a watchful eye on the backs The knockout came in the ldurth of the bird: Mack UP)—Connie Friday put The backfield promises to be the ar"The alimentary tract was practically devoid of food throughout round to touches the finishing biggest problem for next fall Its length there was a sloughing of the mucous membrane of the Davis and Buckway two ruggedd rangements for the departure To help Milt Mecham with the to a fought at one nucleus the heavyweights a and hardened the of from gizzard point the Athletics proventriculus duties Jack McKissick quarterback draw The former is a memwas well supplied with grit but mixed with these were 26 pellets of Mexican capital Sunday young freshman player from Park lead shot some excessively worn the walls of the intestines were ber of company M and Buckway is The entire squad will leave Bill Swan another freshman City The first considerably congested and some areas were densely populated with in company Sunday night from Davis high who played end team in charge of Lena minute cestodes and other parasites not identified at several points last year and Iry Crandall are being Blackburne will play Monday there were hemorrhages showing a discharge of blood into the gut groomed for the signal calling post at San Luis Potosi and Mies-da- y It did not show lesions of lead poisoning" Changes Posts at Monterey SPORTS INVOLVE BIG MONEY Crandall played fullback last year The second team in charge but he is a smart performer and of Earl Mack will go to Some enormous figures are to be found in statistical compilashould be able to direct the Ute Laredo Texas to begin a setions made by the U S biological survey One billion dollars is the machine in fine style if he is given ries of games with Rio estimate placed upon the annual expenditures of huntereand anglers a chance Grande valley teams This huge sum flowsvinto innumerable channels of trade It is deMecham who understudied for The elder Mack announced rived from the 13000000 licensed hunters and fishermen of the Newell Call last year has the inside he will go directly to San AnVnited States track on the quarterback post tonio Texas where both WICHITA Kan March 26 (A— Motor car manufacturers estimate that American sportsmen use Mecham calls his signals well and t teams will arrive April S alone The bill tire each automobiles won year has the complete respect and conThe Little Rock Ark Flyers up $70000000 worth of ' fidence of his mates is placed at $6300000 annually Another item is outlay for gasoline the women's national AA U basHe should and oil set at $40000000 prove a capable successor to the ketball night Friday championship falls are little speedster Call Other apertures into which the sportsman's money t hotels camps and cottages camping equipment boats communica- by defeating the heavily favored McKissick is an quarterO 17 to back from Park City He played tions sporting arms and ammunition forestry and agriculture sports Galveston Texas Anicos quarter for the "U" frosh last year magazines provisions beverages cameras optical goods shoes and The teams were deadlocked at 6 and luta the makings of a fine colclothing homes and dogs A recent survey among fishing club mem- - at the half and iiiti1 the fourth lege leader Bill Swan played end bers indicated that each spent42046 on an average for rods reels A quarter the teams seldom were on the greenling eleven but he is books and other equipment NEW ORLEANS March 26 UPI— fittin'g into the signal calling berth separated by more than two points Another $1000000000 annual turnover occurs in the commer- - The result was one of the most A little filly named Jewell in fine style 300000 in workers more than which employs tial fishing industry Coach Armstrong is also looking astounding upsets in tournament Dorsett bay resources is ocean of sexprobably will be the fa- around for a kicker and imuser equally history The Galveston fishing all its branches Conservation to is as the game fishing tet inet a team supposed to be much vorite in the seventeenth running Paul Snow is the best booter on the as important to commercial fishermen weaker under ordinary circum- of the $10000 Louisiana derby Sun- squad at present Bruce Balken is angler stances and expected to be sufferapday despite the fact none of ber also developing fast Mecham arm ing from the effects of its semifinal sex ever has won the mile and a pears to have the best passing game but McKissick is also capable at test Yet the Flyers bounced back from quarter heaving the porkhide to this is If the first a bruising double overtime game of Line Battles the judges Sunday aftergo Thursday tight decisively to out- nonopast ahe will defeat precedent and The battle for line positions is also play the stellar Texas team from the 14 creek entered in starting to take form Jimmy Haig start I Louisiana racing's richest stake a newcomer from Oakland Cal is Texans beat the consistently They going to give the veterans Ernie The Bonneville Golf association is NEW YORK March 26 (')—The to the punch controlling the ball The race lost some of its itanticiwas Baldwin and Tom Todd a hot scrap between most of the time and put up a pated color Friday when nontitle bout to record forward a year looking learned neither Pompoon for the snapperback assignment blanket defense which effectively definitely this season with its membership al- Lou Ambers lightweight champion smothered J H Louchheim's crack contender Reed Oviatt who was out last year g their opponnor Military whose rousing sec- with a leg injury will also be in the 4ready passing the 80 mark which and Pedro Montanez of Puerto Rico ents ond to Fairy Hill in the $50000 thick of the fight for next Friday night Barham Leota slim tall early doubles the 1836 enrollment scheduled guard Friday until Mon- took a major share of credit for the Santa Anita derby has made him a Ray Atkinson regular guard is ' and drive has not was postponed starter in the Louisiana not out for spring football practice day April 5 or Tuesday April 6 Flyers' victory Her guarding held prominent started With the approval of the New Nora Cain a consistently high Jockey club event would be here on account of his track work and I yet No standout horse like A G also because of the knee injury Norm Shultz is the Bonneville York state athletic commission scorer to two field goals given a few extra The Flyers replace the Tulsa Tarn's Rushaway who captured the which bothered his play in the last president and he has laid some Montana was days to get in shape following an Stenos as champions The Stenos 1936 derby appeared in the field two games last year Ray's knee elaborate plans for the season his has not completely healed and he I4 'The Bonneville directors held a ankle injury which has retarded bidding for their fourth straight this year is giving it plenty of time to get semicrown were training defeated the in Whether the bout wilr be held finals Thursday- - night and Friday into shape for next fall's ceampaign meeting at The Tribune-TelegraJohn Vasque Norm Page MitChell Friday night at which time Frank Tuesday will depend upon whether night Dist to the Wichita Thurstons Baldwin and Kelly Haines were the Garden will need to be turned 19 to 13 in a battle for third place King Alec Smith Bob Alley and named on the greens committee Ar over the New York Rangers on several others are scrapping for 'rho Houston Watty Watkins demold Goff and John Geertsen were that foa the National league feated the Nashville Carters 23 to guard posts Captain Karl flchleckeight as named the handicap committee hockey playoffs The Garden would 21 in a contest for fifth placeand man Barney McGarry' Dewey Gunn Luke Pappas Jack Ferrell Jimmy Allen and Harry Robbins prefer to hold the fight on Tues- the Topeka Sewells won the conto were appointed the entertainment day but will move it up to Monday solidated championship by defeating and Lincoln Behling are all very committee Norm Shultz and Ralph if necessary Texas 16 to 12 PHOENIX Ariz March 26 UPI- -- capable tackles while Paul McDonEmory tourwill Vetterli take care of the Kim Bannister Jr Phoenix the de- ough Bruce Balken Tom Corey nament and publicity assignments fending champion and Jack Har- Pat Deming Pete Bogden and and Vern Bowdle will head the Marion Meets den El Paso Texas former title- Leonard McGarry are displaying Good Look Miley' Champions membership committee holder advanced to the quarter- plenty 'of class on the wings A red and blue dinner will be finals Friday while three other Coach Armstrong Is not certain Ace Final Texas Meet In Ice Indoor in held to start off the season about of former years fell by just how long he will hokl the gridchampions 11 18 or ders together but he has plenty of April the wayside in the twenty-thir- d annual southwestern golf tourna- work to be accomplished before the AUGUSTA Ga March 26 (UP)— CHICAGO March 26 (UP)—Mar- ment campaign is closed Poloist s to Clash Mildred (Babe) Didrikson Swanson of Minneapolis and Bannister continued his march in yin will meet Texas ' professional Tucsom Ariz March 28 151— or Beaver Dam quest of another title by disposing The University of Arizona polo Marion Miley of Lexington Ky Sat- - Madeline Horn American outdoor of his fellow townsman George North Wis 'the of Augusta team accompanied by Colonel A W urday in the finals I to are ravorites cap- Comes 4 and 3 in the second round champions tournament Molderness coach left Friday for women's Invitation golf and of match play senior ture title the Saturday to finals the LOS Angelm Where they open their MisILMiley advanced BanKim Dr Harden eliminated Easter holiday schedule Saturday by cleating Dorothy Kirby Georgia Sunday in the national indoorat speed Ao Um 0 a the nister Sr three times a southwestAtlanta 3 and 2 skating chadpionships against the University of Southern State championwon ern titlist by the wide margin of arena Cothover z Jane Miss Didrikson California Swanson's Chief foes were Joe 7 and 6 ran 2 and 1 I of the secformer Other weareis dana and eastern Bree champion "I tional crown who met defeat Friday gerous threat indoors Leo Freisin- were Verne 1 (Spec) Stewart Albuco t e Loyola Chiof Schroeder Eddie and ger querque N M and Bob Goldwater Milwaukee Lamb Delbert cago i x tournament medalist Athletic Head Passes and Alex Hurd former Canadian Phoeni Stewart victor in four tournaments) Monday and Tuesday champion ' York City was ex- 3lost to 2R D Lunn Newwas Horn's Miss 1 competition N g h ts March 29 and 30 26 defeatand Goldwater NEW ORLEANS March (A— to come from Dot edand 1 up by Blaine McNutt El Paso at McCullough's Arena Richard J "Moon" Ducote director pected of SLPaul only 11 ts will make who U of athletics at Loyola unifersity Franey amaStarting at 8 p In Idled Jere Friday from a 6mplica- her final appearance as aa teur Wins Detton FINEST AMATEUR WRES Dory tion of diseases TOP PERFORMANCE - Ducote was once a star fullback SANIFRANOISCO TOURNAMENT OF March (A) TUNG 4 TOP ECONOMY - Diek Raines -Wins THE YEAR at Auburn —Dory Detton - Salt Lake City As president of the Southern Foot- OMAHA peb March 26 (1P)— heavyweight pinned Tommy Tossos -P- RICES201 W SO TEMPLE' ball Officials' association ' he was Dick Raines 240 Dallas won two of Birmingham Ala with a body' Adults SO Children three falls from Ole Anderson press in 13 minutes and 20 seconds! I Students with activity cards25t 434 W 4TII SOUTII 1 J instrumental in bringing about sev- of 250 111 one-fall main event wrestling changes in gridiron 225 Osceola Neb in a wrestling'-- of a no eral Important (North Side ot Street) I 1 Imatch laere Thnraday night Ishow main event Friday night y rules his gizzard and showed no evidence s of lead poisoning but another with only two pellets evidently died of a combination of parasitism and lead poisoning Four ducts seeking shelter in a stack were found to have been killed by suffocation when buried by straw 1 ir7t7::1 t Cubs highly Rated Reds Gain Support -- I - Giants Dues Paul Dean Still Question Mark if r 1121111511OmMoilit Stanford Five sCardssFavorites Takes Opener National In Loop In 'Title Set By Chet Smith! -- of bio- appear reading heal survey experts from the Denver office of thereports U S depart- ent of agriculture and the Bear River bird refuge The Jackie King Knocks Out 1 ports covered examination of dead ducksmigratory picked up in the vicinity ?' Pocatello in February following claims of sportsmen that thou- Tom Newman in Sec t"4e1V sands of wildfowl were dying of starvation While th e experts are of a different opinion and support their ond Heat of Top Bout 1 istatements with the results of examinations revealing alleged para'1i iiitic conditions the surviving ducks must continue to battle severe Considerable leather was tos' sed in (conditions to survive heavy inroadsil 4 the ring at Fort Douglas Friday One hardy duck the reports Tapeworms and other worms night as soldier mitt slingers parstate carried 26 lead pellets in parasites of various forms and ticipated in championship bouts q - TIME OUT! 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