| Show - I - so'Vz-'4- 'vrvpRet'Vg'''V-'"'4-- ' 1 : gtxl(c Uritittne ethlrogin? 1Toriling i er Provo Golf M etlindustrial Field to 1114g I 1 Ma) 20 1912 91 Va0F4!IWTgSM ' TeanisiWeight-Lif- t D EVA S Battle Today Muscle Men Contests Slated at tonmwoomoom tJtes Prepare State Omen fig Favored to Win Broad Jump For Final Tips Ogden To Perform Nine Track Event 106 k i ill rr ouriley state 1 I L 1 - 1 :' o Home Golfers i 3 - 'Loom as StrontrThreats ' — Bingham Ttiesday OGDEN J 4 :i ) J afternoon advanced to the high school championship baseball finals with Provo with a 10-- 6 win over the Ogden high school I team on the Aft leck park diamond The Bingham bunch stole the show by their cagey tactics Each player on bases d watched Johnson slow Tiger back pitcher and when'his WEIS turned would streak for a stolen base Each team stood over home plate 39 times and both smacked i: out 10 hits Bingham will settle for the championship title in a tilt with Provo high school's baseball nine a Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at 'limp park base-stealin- k ' -4 1-- :: '''' i " i: '':t ' 4 g - ' - 3k ' '''1' ' right-hande- 'i I j i ' 'i ' ! 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On 21 1(1 V 3 Louis at Philadelphia (2) 2 Loins at Washington 19 lizust 23—Chiato at Cleveland (2) ( ehglon at New York 2 ne 21 Jv York I Jv 4 no at Philadelphia I 11 i‘71iAl o games Chicago at Philadelphia on 3 4 and Chiciro at 33ew York on A n- were canceled The formr will eel a eirrle game nn an r oat 71) York The Chicago-NeFame voRp p:ayd as part of a doublebowider May 3 Iviet 27 I Forest Dale golfers will play In a Red and White team tournament Saturday Most of the golfers at the club are expected to line up on one team or the other Play will start at 2 p m and will be followed by a stag dinner at the r :OLDEI Plo ry -- FROM ANOTHER " 1 49 NEW YORK May 19 UP—When physician for the New York boxing commission refused to pass Carlos Malacara Mexican lightweight for his meeting with Maxie Shapiro Tuesday night because of a heart condition officials of the Broadway arena canceled the entire card Yankees Win s 1 ' 1 - 1) MILWAUKEE M a y 19 Two home runs by Joe Gordon and another circuit 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university Dean Gardner 'star football and basketball player and exceptIonal scholar was given two of the most coveted awards presented at the B Y- U faculty award assembly Tuesday morning in the Joseph Smith assembly hall Climaxing an eventful college career Dean a native of Coalville mond at 5 pm was presented the Provo chamber of commerce gold medal for being Prison Wins the most efficient student in the Ordnance Golf Meet university and the J Edwin Stein The Utah State Prison's softball ten Tuesday afternoon whipped out An ordance plant golf tourna- athletic award for being the most 27 runs to down the B shift Main- ment is scheduled at Forest Dale efficient athlete in the university 115 tenance team Thompson Prison Sunday with more than 50 linksters expected to participate acplayer hit two home runs N' g 0 r i p cording to Professional Jerry Hen27 11 3 derson Prison f 4 6 12 ' Bt Shift Maintenance '7' " siii t4r Stephenson and Hoist: Sears Anderson and Hardy Umpires— Thurs Cloward and Draper °FACTION MUNI Nws of World 7:30 am Reveille Roundup 8:30 am - Bob Feller to Join from the Deseret ing muscle-meBountiful University of gym Utah Salt Lake police 'clepartment and three from Idaho have already entered the meet Many 44 last year'm champions will defend liteir crowns Ray Morton from Idaho Falls has been enlisted in the meet along with two from Pocatello A fine program has been Arranged along with the weightMonte Sudbury will lifting event act: Max put on a Croft and his partner On do an adagio dance and aeveral other features have been arranged : 14-2- Softball Leagues to Open Season's Play Sunday o of Members commission n Amateur Ball Teams Clash competition with American Fork and two with Brigham City They have won all but one of these tilts splitting a doubleheader with Brigham City two weeks ago Bob Fitzke will probably assume mound duties for the Helper team with Manager Harold Paterick serving behind the plate when they meet the Approved For Ring Card Lake By Tribune Leased Wire NEW YORK May 19 — The :: k ::':::: ''' l':::::':'! ban on night baseball in New York ':"-'Provo Threat s '' : t:' :::f:: ': :'!::::-::-'::'' ! may cause a shift in plans for the For the'first time in years Provo two games scheduled this 1: :':::: bit—Meyer golfers will- definitely be threats Ntelsen :::::'':-season National League President ::::'::::"::Ilai:: hits—Mever Bckker Stolen bases Crump :'':' :':ri all division s of the tourney' 2 Nichoin 2 Sheen 2 Barrett 2 Nelson Ford Frick indicated Monday Double plays— Voeller Nellnen Meyer t " i'' ' ' : which also has the means of mak7 Voeller to Bicker Campbell to Neilsen :7:::i::!-::'::::- ' ::":::: night The first game between '' '''':' ":111':f::: ball—Nelson to Voeller Bit by pitched ''':::' l:' to more alluring inz the event 3 BalleS on balls—Poulson 'I' by Johnson of stars the two major leagues is 3 Secrist 5 Leavitt Campbell Provo citizees who are not other- Johnson 3 2 struck out—Poulson 8 Johnson — in the interested a night game for July listed as wise—especially left on bosom Secrint Leavitt Mn TIMIS S Ogrin 0 responsible-- 8 Polo grounds with the at the Eptsrt 5 Seerlat 4 Winning pitchr— 1: - - :Mark N:lsen stellar Provo high Poulnon Um-' '': Potilnon Losing pit cher —Johnson to meet an service winner ' 1 team at Cleveland of pires—Lee Bottle Burt Bullock sbol golfer who is captain next the night team'thia Utah Aggie trackster favored to tteTimpanogns Grant Cullimore Frick said it would be difficult year rill undoubtedly be in the broad jump in conference meet at "U" stadium Saturday front ranks of the fight and many to hold the July 6 game at the rr predicting that he will carry Polo grounds in the daytime because some of the players would tffthe honors This is quite ofa load the to heap on the Phoulders be in the west on Sunday July 5 Huh swinger with 1'101 Asked about the suggestion that brt:Itant players aft Vern BnAvtile players might be flown here Frick White Star facem Rio Grande at hf won the event lant year Wil6 p m on Municipal No 1 and replied: e trr lCoszriff who finished second: Bingham faces the Salt "You know how difficult it is to and took third who Korns get air transportation for nonmilElry 2 at the same time in on No a orethers alfeady entered itary purposes" Wednesday's Federation of AmaDixon Strong schedule was adopted for teams in the Utah A first-hal- f teur Baseball This baseball play is in accord- Softball association -One of the entrants who will be ance Tuesday night reports Willard Spence sec with the revised schedule highly favored by Provoans not for the circuit announced Sunday of the organization retary Ta?rhaps ertirely because of his Cal Woolley secretary of the The Springville entry inthe asgclf abilit y but because of his by sociation was not included In the r:ay in other fields of sport prin- circuit schedule Officials figFred the diso will be likable the tennis cipally tance to be traveled to compete at inDixon former Fred (Buck) East high school's junior tennis Springville would not be feasible termountain singles and doubles team defeated West's B squad under wartime conditions tennis champion for many years All-Star- s be will Home at Garfield CHICAGO May 19 (UP)—A Tuesday afternoon on the Panther games Dixon although this is practically 7 8 and at on night Friday played his first year in competitive golf title bout with light heavyweight courts without dropping a set A 9 p m and at White Park on t'AtIt been playing the Timpanogos teased Tribune Wire Gus Lesnevich will be postponed meet between East and By Tuesdays and Thurs- champion Wedne-sdacolirse in rear-pa- r figures CHICAGO May 19—Bob Feller Sundays at stake night when South seniors was postponed again L0e Buttle former Provo city days at the same time Cleveland of former is Indian The association New of Colan 'York and this time to Wednesday at 3:30 composed pitcher Johnny ellen Champion Cloyd Booth who in the B flight last has accepted an invitation to play four girls' teams and eight men's Anton Christoforidis of Cleveland p in on East's courts was ranner-uThe schedule: No serious difficulty was enmeet in a year Dr C O 'Jensen and sev- with the Dizzy Dean bout at the Ma 24 al Mlle Park eral t h ra will also be Provo against the Kansas City Monarch 7 rt Builders vs Magna Chicago stadium countered by the Leopard netters Firemen threats va Copnine in Wrigley field Sunday 8 p West consecuseven olan of winner high winning only Tuesday ea Feller a chief petty officer in pereti 9 p tive fights here and the decision 11 games before the match was Eagles vs Dupler Fur May 28 at White rark I M W A the navy and now stationed at victor over Altus Allen in his last completed with Dick Movitz tak7 p m—Anderson Jewelry R I officials Magna telephoned Newport 2 to 1 ing the measure of Earl Larsen 8 p m—Remingion Blues VI Lucky 13 start has been installed as a 1 1 of the game here that he had re- Klub Larsen put up a good to beat the Cleveland 9 p ceived permission to participate in m—Remington Ram Rods VI favorite frequently outplay- though fight Arden Dairy Greek the the game Leopard ace but failing to May 28 at White Park CHICAGO May 19 LP) — Joe Christoforidis is the former light ing who have accepted invi7 p a winning punch Dairy vs Anderson Players display Louis heavyweight boxing chain-io- n tations include Joe Gallagher Em- Jewelry The results: heavyweight king and in recent 13lues vs Shamrock8 p months has fought his way back Craig Ward of East defeated Loand an army private sta- mett Mueller and Eddie Zydovvsky Foolprinters into the ranks of a contender with thar May 29 at Garfield Feller will pitch for the Nestman of West 2 Uoned at Camp 1:pton N Y was Dean and and Remington ANL over Jimmy Reeves Monfor the 7p triumphs Dick Movitz of East defeated Ram Rods Paige vs Lucky 13 Kliib it p m– Coppereti ordered by Circuit Judge John archs Cleveland negro and Paul Ma Earl Larsen of West Firemen ts Dupier Fur 9 P anY honey of Buffalo N Cal McGillis-FranPrystalski Tuesday to file an Pyke of East Romdefeated Joe Anderson-Boswer' in 'a suit for legal fees 4 Will Athletes NYII of West ney wife his him and brought against Schroeder Cancels Mrs Marva Trotter Barrow by Run at Dedicatión Minot Attorney Bindley Cyrus "1"he attorney brought suit to NEW YORK May 19 Harry Kipke Joins ce:lect S10500 in fees for his Mrs G I Reed won the Salt SAN FRANCISCO Mac Mitchell and Bill Hulse May 19 Mrs direche when ervcs represented New York university middle dis- Lake Country club WOMen'S (UP)--Te- d Schroeder Stanford Uncle Sam's Navy Leoits last year in her divorce ac- tance runners will compete in tors' cup honors for May by deTuesday was forced to t:nn againstthe champion whose DETROIT May 1 tries for records feating Mrs J A Twelves'' 2 and university special handicap suit: The cancel is name Barrow three appearances in the final legal of Georgetown's 1 Tuesday in the dedication at the whose football exploits both Kipke ended in a reconciliation state tennis tournament because of Rs a Both shot steady golf new cinder track Saturday Rnd coach brought him player the D O Clark captured Mrs coholder of the Mac Mitchell a leg injury renown teamed with the navy a with worlds competitive indoor mile match play tournament Schroeder who is seeded No 1 Tuesday ils to E Mrs to J score fine according Play Dodgers in men's singles will be able to record will try for a The former Unimile mark Hulse conqueror Osterloh club publicity chairman play Thursday tournament offiof athlete and Michigan versity Game of Mac Mitchell in the metropolicials said coach was sworn in as a gridiron half-mile this All ot h er favorites eased lieutenant commander in the naval BROOKLYN May 19 (—The tan intercollegiate will go after a new standard Fort Douglas Women's but op- - reserve and year through willing helpless immediately canof a mile event in the Brooklyn Dodgers forced to Kramer for duty withreported Jack position Tuesday the naval aviation Finals Meet second-seedeReaches d of in men's singles eel' their night games because selection board downed Ralph Godsey San Fran- camp now a regent of the unithe army's dim-oregulations Kipke Mrs J E Bramwell and Mrs cisco 3 while will tour high schools and versity announced Tuesday they would Wise King horn Win final the reached Davis Perry George Richards Montebello deOhio and round of the Fort Douglas direc- feated Nick Carter San Francisco colleges in to Michigan play the Phils in a twilight con-'te- Forest Dale Meet the navy's explain Kentucky tournament for m 6 May tors' at cup 3 p Rod Edwards San Jose flight training program Monday starting Mrs Bramwell defeat- No 7 brushed past Cecil Alio° eastern war time The game origMrs Helen Wise and Mrs Laura Tuesday default A H DuFrene by 4 U S navy 2 inally was scheduled to open the Kinghorn won top honors in the ed Mrs Mrs W GREAT MOMENTS 'Dodgers' series of 14 nocturnal Forest Dale women's golf tourna- and Mrs Davis3 defeated will play They ment Tuesday Mrs Wise had the J Jennings games ' The Dodgers had success with most fives and Mrs Kinghorn the for the trophy later this week in MUSIC Mrs Bramwell also won the their first twilight game playing most sevens par the Giants before a capacity crowd Mrs Al Emery took the putting class A prize in the point irt their navy relief fund game prize with 29 putts on 18 holes tourney Mrs H H Bose won the from PUCCINI'S cr ? It started however at 4:45 p m The meet was followed by a din- class B honors and CMrs G It Jessen took the class "eF49-prize ner at the clubhouse Ogden rf Pct :1 rt: ii ):114 ' '' h 0 C t ‘ F fiq '7 g - 14 Use of Park i V-''4'4 4 ''!' ''': C 1 ? 11:: ! ''1 ii tt j - :: ': ! 3 il - $ - I: 4':i l'":::' :f: 1 k :' ::: - 41 J - :: 11 i : - ' :' ' ::: Si ' ' — ' -: I i - '' : - fi::: : "' : i ': ing for the conference meet which will be held in the "U' bowl Fri day and Saturday Colorado' university is favored I but the Indiana are expected to make a powerful bid for second t place The conference meet will open with the trials on Friday at 2 1: p m and the finals will be held 1 '4 Shturday afternoon according to i" Coach Ike Armstrong i Conference leaders will also gather for the semiannual meet- :: -- I i i ' ?' ''':4'" A- Tribune Intermountain Wire rnovo—Provos annual open rrqf tourney scheduled for Sunday the' highlight event of the '::: 1:riks program in this city promises to be the outstanding tourney yrt he:d according to officials of the Timpanogos Golf association ' With most ef the good amateurs v In 'Utah already having Indicated l' :: f that they w1:1 participate along Bummarv: Oiden '' Bingham si" ARHOA with the best professionals the Sidtivey rf AH5 H1 01 Af - 01 Williams cr tk 3 3 0 '''' ' fleld prornisei to be an excellent Prom It 5 11 1 02 Crane 2b 45 10 08 5 Vociler lb Crump elb"-8 1 10 Noorda 3b 5 0 0 0 che and competition plenty tough Nichols sx:: 90 5 3 8 2 Nelson Is 4 3 1 71 Niciren 4 20 0 A feminine touch was added to SIIPPlit et 5 100 Meyer rt : 3 ty:13 01 3eaker i i3 1 5 3 1 : Sheen 4 0 3 0 the e‘ent Tuesday night which Barrettlb2b 5 01 1 0! Lynch rt I f 41 Johnacin ti 5 0 1000 should prove of much interest Poulson Sacrist D - 11000 0 0 0 ': h Leavitt 11 ' when Mrs Helen Hoffman Bet-Campbell p 0 00 0 ! 0 9 i:''' 0 Steven women'a champ actsrnole '7'7:- Tota 1239 10 27 131 Totals 38 10 27 12 :1::-:-:':-j--:012 040 210-- 10 cepted an invitation to enter the Bingham 000 202 011— 1 ' ' 'l ::': d A A Ti tournament will be held at the Deseret gym Thursday Some outstandtnrting at S g weight-liftin- Industrial league baseball swings into action again Wednesday After winning the western divi- when Pinney Beverage goes to Brigham City for a tussle with the host sion track and field championship Peaches Gemmell club invades Helper and Magna-Garfielfor the second year Monday the to the American Fork nine University of Utah Redskins setHelper has played five games tled down to the task of preparMO far in circuit three ' - The Annual intermountain itelper and Mauna Parks t ) - 1 0'"'-'7 Brigham Provo Broadcasts All Mutual Programs Y0i Goodnight 1450—KEUB Price -r- oo-coss el All 00 lb 30 4b 7 00 7:16 7:30 II 6 O O 745 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 00 —ovo Programs '? 15 30 45 00 15 30 45 00 15 30 45 11 00 11 15 11 30 11 45 12 00 12 lb 12 30 12 4E) 1 00 II I 1 1 AmvftA0Fftel- - "4' es roxN 010 - 44P-1 Anteoilniat |
