Show - - -- - - - - - -- --- - - - 4 - - - - - - - - --- -- ' w - ' t ' ME TUESDAY' MORNING SALT LAKE TRMUsTE MARCH 4' 29 ' - ' - ' ' ' 13 ' A - I - ' — -- Win - - Sees It lr By Tigers Belt Bees A I Der- ks-1 ' I tio' 1 Win Reds' Gain Shutout 8--2 -- ) ' -- e Titey itD01t Every T tmeJ‘-----' ' ""ri I A ' z7" - ''222::-12-- : ' '--- Ha -- t 1 71: SlOoci::''áti-Ed ' Leading Fo rt ' Kingsley George Sefineiter Two of Candidates for Positions L I die0401 No0- - it- 00-177- ' :77"4" ) ' ' b yg I imm - 90pni:G:01f Trials Hoyt Scores 'Stifling' 1 N Rulesin 'Outmoded 3lethod4 ' ' are' convinced Mt on the P11ssu5-"2"FOR THESOPO - - Ill) "'' ''Z'''':11 LAKELAND M March 28 (As)L : - ""-- - AND LAST TIME : CAN I 15 O RROW i Ruin National whole baseball 'men who met In : A cUP O P Not Ists tsNar i ckw- Fort Salt Lake City Saturday took - the A six run rally in the opening inning I been has' t chosen as the qualifying site for the Douglas su AR wiNTEROREEN L i League Players - r wise course when they deferred or- enabled the Detr4it Tigers to defeat i sectional trials for the United States open golf championship tour5102 W -‘ 'the 8 Bee 2 Boston exin i an ‘ ''' '" sr----to( — 'Ve 1'ganization of e lesitus In this ter I nament which will be held at the Cherry Hills club at Denver s O! ' -- baseball game here MonBy SID FEDER 17: Srt all 7 was hibition ritory until I 1 P itiune 9 to ii V YORIC '28 oil March i: NEW p ' willing and eager to reeStablish or- day ' 14'ilt9A 1' The Unite&States Golf associatioil r IF Eldeh Auker veteran underhand (41 ganized baseball this year but Waite Hoyt' digs through his 18 4 '1 00m1 A' named the Fort course as the quali1 developed so many- diffi- flingef toiled the first six innings in of baseball 4 I big this A1' It I‘" league years fying battlegrounds in a letter rete '41Amil culties In the path thae postpone- for Dctrolt and held ths Bees scoreAt I i Post and 004 V I ceived Monday by H F Russell ment was Indicated as the best less VA' wdeecelica'reesSattiürodsatiythli - v v -11 national golf representative 11 of individual Frank Croucher Tiger ro?kie policy 't 4 The qualifying play will be over 1111Fr Initiative and in outrnoded method i Delegates I representing various shortstop banged out four straight Y 1e 30 holes and will be staged on May t cities which are prospective fran- hits r "one-run- " of ball ate 1111(1111IN'it( ' responsible 31 Practice ' rounds have been chise holders were 0 The score: 1 R IL E '"-- ViAlk-"aalwic strikingly differ recent the for American scheduled for May 26 and 27 -- league'l OA out from he group which aometimes Boston 4N) "'' 2 7 3 4 w int'AigWr ' 1— &t -- '" Entries for the tournament Must l'1- 0over the National makes- - up similar meetings rra 8 superiority 8 0 01 We Detroit tA) i 010111 t - "National be turned In to the U S G A office 11 -- ' ------ AntOte l have attended league organization Batterles—Weir Bales (1) and leaguers are held slavmiat New York City byk May 17: 'N V "!4 "eltffg5r 47SW--gatherings when enthusiasm was Riddle Auker Wade (7) and York to a eflelloemmuetar:e methodical fairlYmatiamon Tu:esudassay preishly Entries blanks can be procured from 1i permitted to rule over sound reason- Tebbets (6) t Ilta It H F Russell in about two weeks dictable style of play Which has not ' ri 1!) ing Unhappily quite often the re- 1 I TAMPA Fla March 28 (')—Joe Lt ' p nu to discuis and if poschanged fundamentallyk 30 years" suit was disaster in midseasom Field of 13 1 11 -sible outline plans for the an- At Saturday'smeeting here there Cascarella and Paul Derringer Still the onetime wonder writes Salt Lake City Is expected to get boy was no lack of enthusiasm "iiir5) Il e aile1r 1ship II In pitched Cincinnati to a 3 to 0 vicebl ' 11 itigtilajmilint:Pet!viTch III a minimum field of 13 players to an active pitcher with Brooklyn IIli I win be 01111111 fact there was a bubbling abun- tory over Washington Monday the 4 (!A take part in the toutnament AnyIII I 1 lip he adds held at the Salt Lake Coun111kr ot nnr sharp contrast I III dance of It But it was tempered Reds' first shutout of the grape-- 1 I lil 4 one c 'I i ' club in June 1 11 i4-- — - i try i Ottr "American rfrom Inany state Inin the 'union with safety and sanity and how- fruit league Season are leaguers permitted I' 1 :b--the national All committeemen II getting directors I Making his first start Derrinier ever eager they were to set the Or C) t i ' II to I W1it-can exercise initiative ' SOME ‘t their tournament can compete here play el 7 and Officials of the Utah Golf t "tatoroll-- i i wheels in motion' the delegates did yielded three hits in two of the three pMUCHNEEDED 4 The the game as flesh and blood indinumber of players who will la As at association along with others -' not allow themselves to be 'swept innings he Worked after Cascarella1 4 k't4 ' V8aCke lill tWV i 1 ON SUNDAY MORNINC7 gain places In the national tourney interested in the tournament Ividuals rather than robots who are ' into an enterprise without first care- a former Senator pitched five-h- it 10 te' from 5 the local test has not yet been 14(9 n l'k1111io AMR A HEAVY Awry the are urged- to 1411111 fully considering alcphases of the ball and allowed nary a man to pulled by strings tied to tradition" 4' - AP' 'MAT BIRC(E UP MOOT' t second reach which Ibt3telermasitn itil 'N''' l'A" d by t ) situation edtwobtiluztLecitopgetfitzser as ) 14i 114' ' Hoyt leaks back over his long M Led by Frank McCormick with a -4 AilvvacrorteveSarn4 Rudolph Oriob o' lilt 4441114 1 IA ' entries service on both sides of the big :722ttoA14i 44 two singles the Reds double and 4 444 '?' t Ed who made a fine atte:I Kingiley m 16 to Weaver and Hogsett for 12 fence the and late gat league picks DESERVES CREDIT last year Is showing in 4 4' 1Miller Huggins of the New York safe blows with payoffs on a douMuch credit is dui Herb again planning to try for the big ble and two singles in the second Yankees "as the greatest manager meet Kingsley plans to quit his job Sanders for his efforts in givframe and two singles and a sacwho ever lived" followed by Connie shortly and devote his time to geting the project a starting push rifice in the eighth Mack and the late' John McGraw ting his ahots In shape for the big Sanders Jot over the task R H E The score: "And" he points outo "as far as —test of promoting the reorganizat1 8 0 I know I am the only player who Washington (A) 3 12 ion work on behalf of the na5 Cincinnati (N) 0 Worked for all three Leading Pro 'i tional association after anBatteries—Weaver Hogsett (6) Lii to McGraw Back George Schneiter rated as the other agent had begun it and R Ferrell Guiliana (9)4 Casfinest professional golfer In the r is convinced the reason for prosecuted it for a while and - carella Derringer: (7) and Lombardi He ' - 'State also has his eye set on the 7 V Davis (7) gave it up for another field American league supremacy para- tru" Intermountain ServiCeBroken Ankle Bone Puts Luke Appling Denver tournament George has Sanders with the job dumped :ndidates for- ProVo's taken part in the national I WAMINGToN March —papve BATON ROUGE La March 28 in his lap set about finishing open man raised who the National league On Shelf Stratton Has Sore Arm d Mitx Baer—who OgLP—The New York Giants staged the chore with energy Howtdustrialeitgue team several times The began his fistic to its height of prestice—John J 1938 Utah den shotmaker has the the of game and ever he drew the assignment expense turned out toN manlor the initial batting practice at comeback with a decision over McGraw" the showto team their Jersey City "farm" att so late a date that the ' ' official —It's not that hp seeks to "indict" drill Monday ev' ing in the Ferrer in experience Far Tommy By JACK GUENTHER itillobnilit trust it:4efcttiol: Monday hammering out 17 hits handicap of the time element faviirit1es recognition Monday when the Na- theMcGraw system but rather that junior high school mnasium to ggialanidi tyw 28 1 14 in exhibiCal to an PASADENA and a March (UP)- -If a new winter jinx doesn't tional Boxing association rated him the The victory proved insurmountable fail managers loop'? present Collins was Reed Manager tion game measure of success which athighly vacate the Chicago-Whit- e Sox camp a good' deal quicker than a second among the challengers to 'to match the master's clevernees Hal Lee's homer in the first intended his endeavors is under elated with the response and the Joe Louis "command of scientific and can baseball Stratton and Luke Monte ' fan ' tY'lanwlinocks say Manager Out the circumstances remarkAppling ning was the only Jersey- run The ratings for all divisions in inside ball" while still employing enthuslasm shown by the players ' able Baseball in t4e terriBiondy Ryan and Wally Berger hit Jimmy Dykes' ambitious 'World- series schemes may as well be laid numerical order were: McGraw's system of defense based It was the first time in the history in Second homers for the Giants each with in cold LePage Louis on curve ball tory owes him much ' Champlosi—Joe Heavyweights: ' another for storage year pitching of the local club that indoor workBaer Tony one on base but the bulk of the Challengers—Max Schmeling "National league batters today' Farr Gunnar Barlund Nethan - placed by Louis NEW HAVEN Conn March 28 utility in- - Galento outs Mann ' Bob Pantor Clarence Burman Al have been held scoring came in the fourth inning Two weeks ago Dykes wts cif- fielder who filledBerger in part time at McCoy he on the explains "Put (A)—Nathan Mann apparently reand Jimmy Adamick bunched for ficiently well equipped to frighten third in 1937 these in McGraw's Lloyd Harris of Lewiston' who when eight hits were workouts favorite stratagem By holding Dykes already has heavweights: Champion—John covered from the drubbing he took k wis Challengers—Al Gainer Jack was chosen temporary president of oeven runs American ledgue teaM even the lost the punch of Zeke Bonura who FoxLicit doors as long as inclement weather from Champion Joe Louie a month d'iss Lesnevich Eddie Wenstrob Ralph while American leaguers are swingThe score: It1 H8 E4 any the proposed league made some exde John was Jock to off Lenhardt Fred A traded York New Yankees their heels knocking down remains the McAvoy swaggering tng from Washington for TiMps hope to get the ago knocked out Lou Lepage Mon- City (INT) Joe Kuhel slightly weakening the LigirerrenvaieritRoca John Romero 'attach' fences ceptionally illuminating remarks Jersey of a 13 17 0 big reason for his optimism was' a New York (N) on other teams in the day night in the second round the Freddie — jump none of because the base Champion They were'appropriate first Middleweights: "McGraw believed his players had hitting power psbout i i scheduled Batteries—Gabler Joiner (4) and rugged infield sition ' of those present Was familiar with Indoor be gctetrilrekggrn e4otrini IF ifotetda kik wan11 to bt supervised will practices Mann weighed 1913k the French- strictly off the league Woods the operation of a- minor league in Redmond Vandenberg Lohrman which shaped up as Strsng defen- Billy Conn eTeddy 'Wool Ben field So National leaguers are sub- held each Monday Wednesday and Canadian fighting out Of Riverside Appling Monday' nighf was Genie Stewart these latter days Especially was (6) and Mancuso Collins fined to the Golden State hospital Brown said as it did at the plate N J 182 Rost ject to more rigid regulations than Friday evenings Welterweights: Champion-43avthis time of night games which Three unexpected players reBut time and the jinx have cut where he will remain 'until Friday y110 orgeetarveirliTtlene ortrtnr their colleagues In the American GULFPORT Miss March 28 UP) IretTrli have :liver been conducted in this Zant'lli Venturi?' he to when will which travel RAph re"I discovered stupid pointless ported Monday night Phil brought APPLICATION FOR TRADE NAME Chicago with Mickey Kelley yielded only five heavily into the Sox yanks since Vice area as an organized baseball —Harry President Harry Grabirier Iii Makar Holman Williams strictions in the National league a emile to Skipper Collins' face hits Montlay as the Philadelphia then MARK AND-ODEVICE Lightweight: Champion––Lew Ambers multi- have method Harris explained the case Athletics Dolan a was Dykes'problems baseman who State' of California City and County 'of second a injury diagnosedu fracturtd Pedro Montanes Dayey pay Billy Beau which would antagonize any intelserved the Memphis of Lewiston which is more or less Chicks of the Southern association in fibula bone the Kansas State his Francisco—ea and asmall twouf played Ilindece39PritstritT IMF: clotirkikergiull ligent athlete plied rapidly league San biggest just J A McCARTHY being first duly That- rela- with a basket of typical of the system "The American league has grown last year looked impressive and sworn to win Oho Monday night were to Whip up ankle on the outside of ché fOot Quartet Maxie BergerChampion — deposes and lays that he is vice be luck to he i his With the solution the tively small community in northern 8 to O mattes Ariln'estton'rweights: Miller Baby may rejoin' Ha"? vigorous and SUCCeSSMecause may Timps' president a new infield combination and pro- of the PACIFIC PORTLAND Idaho last year was a member of Leo Rodak Rightmire Ginger there has been no presumption that second base problem CEMENT COMPANY located and doing his third straight com- dute another pitcher Appling ace approximately two or three weeks Erma ' Pitching mey the Western International league 19 season scroszild a the after officer recruitirfg businem wet mit41010Jtionar tilluvarizne a resourceful man needs a in the City and County of San opens April Phelep navy fbrm shortstop and Stratton the No 1 plete game Kelley was Its club gained national prominence and Stratton'e arm went out in the pantie:int4ml Citzt:pionTSigto PINY nurse or a bodyguard after dark" stationed In t Provad showed signs of the comeback man of 'the Sox pitching staff are - hie reported rariadmiteclits7a1nCd agornia pat the looked —by reason of the fact that it lost Connie Mack expects him to make out of the lineup for at least a ninth inning a recurrence of an be and has had goodPhelep He recalls Morgan Lou Salles: John4j'atrifi'stallaZ is the exclusive owner of the trade 23 consecutive games Indian Quintana Georgia-pac- tJoe Perhaps it this season month pitching for Brooklyn against the considerable experience as a hatcher name' mark and-o- r device described in injury originally suffered two years Yack Roche: Johnny King was publicity of an unenviable sort on the crack navy the apecification accompanying this The score: Champion—Benny Lynch Giants he was called in for relief having played It H E Both were injured Sunday intim- - ago when he won only five games FirstFlyweights': American champlon—Jackle Jth that the said trade name mark it was publicity In Athletics (A) team that gave exhibition games in fidavit: 2 turing the celebration that was in and lost seven 6 13 Last season he was rich and Peter Kane Tiny Bostock Small in a spot with the bases loaded and-device in in use by hint In the a Conine few spite of such a run of ill luck Harris Memphis (SA) years ago 4 order for a White Sox victdry over the leading Sox pitcher with at fine Montana Little Dado Jimmy Warnock Tut one out and Hughie Critz coming England 0 5 business of manufacturing and distribsaid the Lewiston club played to Max Carey then Brooklyn said and Batteries—Kelley Hayes the crosstown rivals the Cubs record of 15 victortes against five Kilt alitesylinyratentin Anglemann Ernst Wales up uting building materials in the State of 70000 paid admissions Travel exto The Pet was a third 10-Utah: and he claims said trade name Stanton 9 former ey defeats and was second only to player report Besse (4) Zajac (7) and The White Sox won the game manager told him to pitch a low t was dropped from featherweight mark and-o- r as the trade name champion the ratings ball on the chance of a double The Spencer penses were at a minimum but Appling went to the hospital Lefty Gomez of the Yanks sin Mónzo Bottarini play pitcher by the name of Whatsee mark and-o- r device The COMMIRS10111 ratings committee laid device under which goods club operated a bus of its own and a broken bone in his right an- - lowing earned runs His mark in he had outgrows' the featherweights and —and Critz clouted it for three who is now living in Wellsburg He or merchandise are manufactured pre- covered its routes at an average of ST PETERSBURG Fla March kle and Stratton pulled up with a this department was 2:40 per nine-lam- e hlu'Irtite7interleintirlitrintat:atly141"gi bases- - has possibilities ttle local skipper pared handled sold or distributed by 12 miles to the gallon of gasoline 28 (111—The him and that a copy of the above stateCardinals enjoyed a declared arm Stratton will remain 1938 inning game throwing Teams Cooperate ment has been published once a week "Night baseball" said Harris day of rest Monday as a reward Either injury can be considered a with the team but Dykes said he for two consecutive weeks in a news- "has created a new type of fan for their victory over the New York severe blow to the White Sox pen- - will not be to work for "I was to discover" he adds "that permitted paper of general circulation published People who never before had time Yankees in a grapefruit nant all National league teams operate in the State of Utah: and be petitions Appling two seasons two weeks Not until then when he or opportunity of seeing ball games league series The Cards wort four ago ledplans 9 that said 'trade name mark and-o- r on the low ball theory regardless both leagues in batting and starts pitching again will the device be recorded ofIn the office of the now come out by the hundreds The of the six games of situation or batter hit 317 He will be re- tent of his lameness be known year the State of Utah Secretary of State games are played at a time when "No American league manager in accordance with Title 95 Revised 28 MI— ORLEANS March ' NEW inhave not leisure do people They would have permitted me to give 'Statutes of Utah 1933 terfere with business or work and There's le fight on for fiecond base J A McCARTHTt Critz a low ball I would have ' Subscribed and sworn to before ma are in every sense a means of re- - Position on the Cleveland Indian ' best pitch to Crites CHICAdO 28 March thrown 0a thy (LIP)-t- his CLEVELAND 1938 of March 221V day laxation and recreation When you roster Manager Oscar Vitt sent MARMN cuRTIk Louis moves into his final training weakness and I'm willing to bet all Carmen Barth Young Cleveland I see how night baseball fastens-it- s Tommy Irwin to the position after rdu in Jake Ruppert's brewery middleweight Notary Public wile awarded a 10- maneuvers Tuesday in preparation the beer and grip on a commuity you'll be sur- benching Johnny Kroner for makwith the bases loaded round decision Monday over Teddy Notary PUblie In and for StheCity Calia that triple 1 County of San Francisco for his battle with wild would have been a long shot Yarosz former werld prised The sport is specially bene- ing two errors in a single exhibition :k et- 'f' fornia middleweight fited in the smaller towns" game ' ‘ ' Chi- chance" Thomas 1 at the My commisMon Expiree June 27:194i of garry swinging champion Pittiburgh "I don't care about his errors" 0 Other Hoyt-ism' :4 In the ninth rdtind—Barth's best (SEAL) Squarely opcago stadium Friday night said Vitt "but nobody who ?reit SPECIFICATION posed to the Huggins theory of free —the Clevelander's fast body punCh- TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! 144 looks indifferent can play orp my Already finely tuned boutwithi scoringMAJORS INTERESTED was the McGraw es emphasis and in his BE THAT PACIFIC PORT- clinches the terrific KNOWN IT ' no sharpness since his ball club" 4 r and the low production of runs and 1long rigbts to the Pittsburgher's LAND CEMENT 'COMPANY of CityCaliNate Mann last month Louis set on Mickey Shader who was a f ts Francisco State of of San County ' ‘i SAN ANTONIO Tex March 28 i 200 poundspilhe weight he expects the National league still is steeped heart and stomach nearly dropped fornia being engaged in the business pitcher for the Salt Lake City it In this doctrine When McGraw Yarosz canvas and a we field preventand distributing of manufacturing to carry into the ring club in the old Union associat‘ retired in 1932 he himself- tacitly The unofficial score card give building ed the St Louis Browns who have materials adopted for Its 1350 Thomas two of alter weeks r device of ion who and now represents mark and-o- r name a of that his trade admitted Yarosz the second -7 won eight straight practice games first fifth and application ''' strenuous training breezed through 1 of-is a description or - - s -'''"'' theZincinnati National league those methods to a new generation sixth rounds and the rest to Barth which the following out Monday ' working five He round two Monday stepped club gave much enlightening 4 was 'Sit 'fault He who was awarded the seventh on a ' e PLASTER 4 Tuesday part of the squad will go with Russ Wasser 200 pounder of of ball players 4 i Information Shader said he ' CRAFT conceded baseball' was attracting tout !i not to Austin where a game is sched"t and three with Minneapolis Barney that was convinced Trade Mark there more men Jim '4' uled with Texas' university intelligent independent t Bowman a and-o- r device name Chicago strapping Said mark trade would be no lack of sponsor'' In short the handling of high- Weaver Harry Kimberlin and How'' heavyweight The Minnesota engili ships for teams in the league Mills are expected to do the ard for on containers plaster re t printed neer—appeared—to—be —and nese and Huggins' strength: ment and metal or other bootee for suphurling observers workouts out but pointed '' ' Other resulte: '' ' port thereof National league does not get league clubs had evi' oe R MAC he never looks impressive In the The t Plc:: -iI ' denced interest in tieing Op Etc share of the heavy hitters beBottonAanI Park 000 000 085—13 11 4 l' ' ' ': gymnasium ' with various towns 2 cause It does not make a conaclous saideShaderIf any town effort to get them A tan W ' --- ' -- ---- -- -- - I - :1 '193--Thes- T '' 11 pir1t f - M' i ' aM t A loll It í r r o - (0:iitio:5410 14 11 le' )"'f I lt 1 Golf Leaders To Draw Meet Plans I Illr r' : 11 -- P'è --- ri t f't 1 igtArfi 51c:ill — 1 1 I 1 v 7 A- A- I ie I 1 I I I I I ‘- SHUT-EV- E ' -- ' t - see-lio- tilrtr- '4"°'''''i 5 i - P' s - '" --- s : - Obtains Injuryftnx s'luts Crease Baer New Hontior's On finnq Dykes' Brow - - - the-op- - Workouts' Gymnasium ' ' In I'dnkings ' - ' or ' en limps ' black-haire- kne t - ' - ' -- rough-and-tumb- le cod-:live- ly ney R ' gs 0 sr when or - th - — t't six-ga- ex-la- st Set She Captures Ski Title - §' Louis Thomas r Barth Over for Go Nilicto - l'El--1- N - -- s: i O j 'E r in 1 1--g- 'k"" - - -- --- that-alrea- did ):' — dy t not desire an outside affiliation there would be no Willculty in getting ball players provided the assembling of a started early club were enough in the spring ' ' (8) Rehkamp (8) and Reiger R H At Ontario Cal' 100 010 304- -9 13 chicago Jisto)' 11 LO1 Angeles (i6 000 200 013- -6 - 1 ‘1444t 1 Shoun (5) and Garback Prim and Sueme R At Los Angeles Cal: 002 005 11T-- - 9 12 2 Chicago (A) 5 01x- -11 11 (PC') 310 105 Hollywood Dietrich Dobernic 444 (lick (6) and Tresh Rena (5) Osborn Trost (6) neinS Mg (8) and Brenael R H As to the relation between aoftball yiett- - VA'" iliroXlati!ol 000- -14 10 0 and "hard bait" Shadee-declar- ed At vier- 2Braneh3 (10 asmidizy that instead of being a "menace" to Tocks 14lt Miller and(6) sod Baker ' baseball softball has now comato li°Ini 5) be regarded as distinct aid Per- t a - sons who attend softball games he said get into the habit of talking in baseball terms such as "base hits" 'toots" and so on and from that to 'art interest in baseball is but a s step In the Interval between 'now and CLEVELAND March 28 (A')—The ' next fall the promoters will devote Clevelatt- Rams Monday wired time and effort to laying a solid prim LthdrethUniversity of Art- - foundation for the new league zona coach that they agreed Lan- ' dreth's star junior halfback Bronko not possibly play NSmatiloannal k hp"eduld league foot- ball" next all Manager Damon ' Wetzel said Getit Int of pms- Wetzel said the Rams told Laning in upon you? Maybe the dreth gnea Smilanich last they ' smart thins would be a loan thipression he was on your tax We make loans week under i 'league rules Smi quickly — num wails you a senior Lin wait cannot' play until his class Let's talk it overt lanich : 1 graduatea in 1'939 even if he should'1 II Z : exdrop out of' college 'Wetzel ' - ' 0 plainid ' club's The Cleveland 11 manager Ik t Rams Make 3listake ' ' ' - r ‘ I : Brighten Up time-deb- ' - Your Outlook - ts '- i ' le -- ' e )Iiii 1 )r ' — p I r 55 ' 111°S IN 111 di 6 ii Es E i I said he expected some club now name in e Smilanich's wiId placnter 1ILA C' il r s draft and that Cleve- InVilland would draft him ""if wtt nave - 01witpliq euehluelan : opportunity" ' - 4 b 1 - A t )11 s: 4 1 a i 1 44 : 1:1 ''' s ' tes4'"000( I ' f -t -- - 9 ' '''''p s !Biscuit Wads ' o 1 14" 1) Ali ' ' March I '21:: : '''4 ‘ 1 : ' - —Headed ' by Seabiscuit ' 24 a 28 UPI thor- oughbreds were nominated Monday for the 815000 added Bay Meadows to be'run April 18 IN - handicapt - On his record Seabiscuit auto11 1 matically became the favorite for ' ' the mile:end an eighth run Lbad 't ing money Winner of 1937 the C S Howard horse won his West race ' with ease—the 812500 added Ague ' A Caliente handicap Sunday 1- e' A ?" Howard i Along with Seabiscuit 'also nominated Chariceview Fair I ' ) ' 4 lt and TAdl ocator Knightess 1 7i A of Vancottver 4 Major A C B C nominated Indian Broom and tflNi Jane Kimball - She proved that she was the finest '‘Voman' Whicheet p Others named: Ligaroti ' skier in the state at the Brighton 'tournament Sunday Count Atlas Stay Shadow t Lady Florise Don Roberto Gosum Primulus Air Chute Rommy King Saxon Sweepalot War Fellow Over the Top Amor Brujo Today Patty Jane Kimball proved toba In a actually 4:34 which puts her nearly Cake and Stop Scout Iclass by herself among the feminine two minutes in front of her closest ' rival finished i the at Ski of Utah skiers Alpine ' second tombinCarol ad time of Thompson Winner ''' -l cipb's tournament at Brighton last 16:06 N O Thompson neKly blected ' down-Jane's Kimball's week - end Jane time for the president at Forest Dale won the corn- - hill race was listed as 3:414 The officials recorded but blind bogey honors in the first tourinflect time for the events as h:14 her actual time wits 2:414 The nanient at the club Meets will be t on r the first place nnie- both the held regularly hereafter 'according but rechecking bit ens umttes champ was slalom ayn°(7 downhill ov officials report that r to FrofessionarTom:-McHug4 t - & -g - 4 - -- Mon-swee- 1 Jane Kiml)all Tops Ski Riders ' -- - h a61b - - - 911GETIERAL '' prrrsBuRcp March 28 Lifl-Davey Day Chicago's flashy lightweight floored Tommy Spetgal of Uniontown twice Monday night l boxed off a brilliant late rally then W Ricks a newcomer to the local Inner circle ot checkers 'Anwar won top'spot to win a unanimous decision In ten In the weekly tourney at the city and county rounds Day weighed 135 ohs pound building " Ricks won 12 semen drew in nine and " one more more than Speigat !lost only one lit 'coring 33 points than the total made by A J Dittman 'Dittman had 14 whim tour drawl and Day who hax lost but one fight in lour loom's his last 30—and that one to Cham4' ' Ms acoreel W' LI Pte Lou Ambers—sent Speigal reelW Riche 1 33 pion 9 12 twice in the sec4 14 32 ing to 4 ti DyttotI74n 9 4 ' 27 ond round ' 9 I': 'L1110)2 26 I 12 o 3 '26 3 After the Uniontown fighter I7 12 aeilVarldle 3 26 12 Ricks Sets Pace hi Checkers 44214 : - 'FAST R fiP Lowither iittAgletriek a A MORG-U- E I''' ' the-can- f4): J ROUTES TO '' THE Wetzel 11f3Mith honer - r 9 5 In 2 2 - 9 4 22 20 I 10 10 5 8 4 4 19 11 18 1 A 8 8 16 -- ' Utah Gridders Go Through Paces - ' - - - Despite the cold winds which made practice unpleasant the University of Utah opting fnotball squad went through its paces on Cummings' fieldMonday night were out for the practicer making the squad pracWork of fundatically complete mentals continued Many promising backs were given a chance to boot the leather a Mentor Ike Armstrong attemnted to discover a man to replaée Milt Mecham who handled much of the punting last sea 1 Abcntt--601-me- a weatheredthat stormhe had little ' In trouble kcsting the distance fact he rallied to take the eighth and ninth rounds easily Days seconds claimedtheir man hurt his right -hand in the second round Suaarhouse Mere: '' In Pinmen TriumphI - M e r c pipbusters Stigarbouse walked oft with high- aeries honors In the Sugarhouse No 1 league at the TemPle alleys Monday night scoring 2441 Don Hardman Service had high team single 840 Jay Matsen Jr had high individualsedee 580 and high single 226 The Northside league will roll at the Temple Tuesday at I p in and itol circuit will roll at 9 thocCk lt r 1 1 '07i ) fot0tal IP 116'''" 0‘ li110" 1 a ' - - 4 And using thin Smooth time Is another unnecessary risk If your tiree are worn trade 4 kt them in on husky new I' GENERALS and you'll put a quick stop to Easy Budget Terms! chance-takin- z bvP g : - ' ' t t 'Y b)ellttertir011111 Y 33 awe 41ts1 EAST MEET 724 - E:'" Mt GEILERAL - "t 1 t r ' ! L- ---J i 1 I '' - 1r ' I No ‘ C ALCOHOL ARE THE PRINCIPAL vas t k HURRY AND ' a ) DRIVING-- " - - 4 --- ' s - Capture Decision Day- ' ' In ' i I 'e " yl '''""-'- "ts' LegtPIPetr6) ri ii) ' It Meola ' ' '' '- : 1 - I |