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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 25 1D37 Sixteen Records Broken in Carnival 4 East West ennis Stars Wirr'Titles IIIGII SCHOOL-CLASS A Two Vertical Britons Make Fistic News Kittens Set Pace in Frosh Tests FIFTH Performance EVENT THIRD FOURTH FIRST SECOND :158 (tie tor Cherrtngton Springvllle Boorman Springvllle Ivins Lincoln Speedle South 120 high hurdle Perkins Davis Ostler Carbon Carter Ogden :09 (record) Allen South Cache Freeman Ogden 100-yard dash EilMtorh Payson Meitner Takes Singles Swenson Rawlins Win Doubles Westminster Team and Idahoan Winners Ceretto Rock Springs 4:489 Mile run Bryson Payson Huppl South Cache Webb Davis DiCIanno Ely Nev 4 Strickland Expected to Face Farr for Empire Boxing Championship Perkins of Davis Wins Hurdles Stewart of Ogden High Sparkles Cherrtngton Springvllle :237 Berta Rock Spiting" tOO low hurdles Coburn West Lynch West Perkins Davis Archibald South Cache Robinson Springvllle Cornell East (record) Weir Ogden Conder Lincoln 440-yard run 80-yard run First race Second race Spelcher East Hancock Provo 2:044 2:149 Johnston Lincoln Cardon Weber King Rock Springs Gerber Carbon Barker Ogden Gooch Weber Nelson South' Cache Forncllus Weber Idaho and Utah divided honors in Brigham Young junior college invitational tennis meet hers Saturday in connection with the twenty-seventh annual Invitational track meet when the University of Idaho southern branch won the singles crown and Westminster of Salt Lake City the doubles title singles :222 (new record of :221 made in preliminaries) Allen South Cache Cutler Preston Freeman Ogden S20-yard dash Duncan Ely Ellsworth ray son Special to The Tribune Racqueters of Salt Lake City high schools carried off both the doubles and singles titles of Brigham Young Invitational tennis tourney held here Saturday In connection with the twenty-seventh annual track meet and relay carnival Frank Mehner diminutive East high school star who won the junior high school singles championship last year annexed the singles crown when he downed another Salt Lake City student Clifford Berg of South high 6-4 6-4 Vernie Swenson and Grover Raw- By JOHN LARDNER Special Dispatch to The Tribune Copyright 1937 NEW YORK April When two vertical British prizefighters clutter up the landscape at on and the same time news British fighters have always been famous for their complete and unswerving bori-zontalism their peerless execution of the prostrate position and their invincible all-around flatness which rivals the flatness of the kippers they eat for breakfast (Contlnuad from Pag 2 B) the broad jump with a record leap of 21 feet 8 Inches and captured the high jump with a creditable performance of feet 11H inches Barton Nordling of Idaho Southern won the 220-yard low hurdles in 357 seconds for a new mark and also captured the 220 in 226 seconds With Holt appeared in th record-crashing relay team Boyle Tics Mark Clyde Boyle freshman tied the frequently-achieved record of 10 seconds flat to win the and added-S-f lne 223 per- Provo (Cook A Hackman Back-man Pope) Granite South Cache Davis Tooele Mile relay 8:368 Ogden (Freeman Berglund Car ter Olson) "5 North Cache Granite East 180-yard relay Ely Nev 1:388 Writ Twain Tlbbets Snow defeated Frank McEwan Weber 6-0 60 Orville Mark! Idaho Southern branch defeated Jack Alimger Westrolmter 6-3 6-4 Marks Idaho Southern branch defeated Tibbeta Snow 6-3 6-6 6-4 DyVBLEg a saga Medley First Deati Anderson and Arthur But HOW there are tWO VOrttcal Britona performing simultaneously Allman Idaho Southern branch defeated John Ord and Arthur Dablsred Lincoln First race Granite South' Cache (Allen PyleNIsonHup Ogden (Evans JStewart R- SteW' art Warner) Springvllle South Payson Provo 8:348 8:306 Snow 6-3 6-4 Leltnd Walker and Keith Crane Westminster defeated Woodrow Call and Vem Nichols of 6-1 Walker and Crane Westminster defeated Anderson and Allman Idaho 3-6 6-6 6-3 Second race Davis Strannlgan Rock Springs Pole vault Brelnholt Provo Empey South Ludden Ogden Riskes Ely Nev 11 ft 4 In Pcrkovlch Rock Springs Orme Tooele Moore West Fix Rock Springs Shotput Ludden Ogden 45 ft 8l in Coburn West Atkinson Granite High Jump Stewart Ogden Wilson Payson Pope Provo 5 ft llV in Chicolorado Tops Jamaica Track Event Discus Provo Ludden Ogden Fix Rock Springs Lemieh Ely Nev Jasperson Payson 112 ft Pcrkovlch Rock Springs Javelin Johnson Provo Kaplnsky South Duncan Ely Corey Carbon 171 ft 6 in 21 ft in (new record) Olson Granite Broad Jump Stewart Ogden Stewart Ogden Stanfield Payson Lynch West HIGH CLASS lins of West high school captured the doubles title when they defeated Bill Mangum and Bud Eggertsen of Provo high 6-3 6-8 6-3 in a thrilling finals battle Up to the semifinals the Salt Lake City combination had lost but seven games in winning three matches In the semifinals they met the East high team of Hayden Reese and James Porter 'fcnd were forced into three sets before finally triumphing 6-2 3-7 6-3 Marches Through In the singles Mehner found his stiffest competition against Berg in the finals and Floyd Erickson of Lehi whom he defeated in a first round match 6-2 6-3 He won every match in straight sets and lost only 21 games in the five matches that carried him to the title The victory of the East high man again puts the Salt Lake City school back on the title throne after relins quishing it temporarily last year to Hardy Roberts of Carbon high Previously three East siders have won the title Billy Goeglein in 1933 Dick Bennion in 1934 and Gordon Giles In 1935 Swenson and Rawlins succeed Jim Porter and Bill Campbell of East high as the doubles champions It was the first doubles championship for a West high team in the tourney Th result: SINGLES FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH EVENT Performance (ties for new record) Eklns Pleasant Grove DeArrieta Winnemucca Tufly Fruita Colorado 120 high hurdles Campbell Murray Spendlove Hinckley Craw ford Winnemucca Clark Elko 'Nev Moerke Greenrlver 100-yard dash Bean Murray Bowles Juab 4 Howard Pleasant Grove Mile run Herron Greenrlver Gren Salina Demke Murray 4:373 McGuire Judge McAllister American Fork DeArrieta Winnemucca :235 (new record) 200 low hurdles Lewis Kanab Messner Murray Campbell Murray Hales Utah School for Deaf and Blind Calzacorta Elko Nev Bathurst Fruita Hill Gunnison 1 Noel Uintah 440-yard run NEW YORK April 24 UPl-Mrs Payne Chicolorado brown eon of Chicle and Egg saved the Kentucky Derby and Preakneae candidate from a shutout In the StuyvSSant handicap Saturday when he scored a thrilling photo finish victory in the revival of the six-furlong stake at Jamaica Clashing with 11 other three-year olds seven of which also are eligible for either the Derby or Preakness the Whitney colt chalked up his second straight victory of the year by the narrow margin of a head over Vamoose a 40-to-l shot maiden representing the Falaise stable A scant half-length farther back came the tiring Guy Fawkes In the silks of A Norris Neither Vamoose nor Guy Fawkes is eligible for the rich stakes Marshall Charing Cross a derby hopeful making his 1937 debut a 9-to-2 favorite in the open betting affair to win the purse of 34425 finished ninth Guy Fawkes Alfred Airflame and Gold Band from the Bomar ran themselves out in vying for the eariy lead while Eddie Arcaro did a fine job of rating Chicolorado held at 5 to 1 to the final quarter formance for an easy win in the fur long Other record breakers were: Con-der of Lincoln :517 in the class A high school 440 Rolf Kerfoot of Idaho Southern 4:456 in the junior college mile Nielson of Snow 43 feet 4K inches In the junior college shot put Carl Clark of'B 12 feet 5 9-16 Inches in the freshman pole vault Daryl Wintel of Utah Aggies 189 feet 6 Inches in the freshman javelin Idaho South mile and 880-yard relay teams with times of 3:358 and 1:334 respectively 880-yard freshman relay team 1:319 Most of the crowd stayed to the finish which found medley relays vieing in interest with the final event of the all-around championship which already had been clinched by Whitman Events were not far -behind schedule and there was no cessation of rapid-fire action at any time during the day Crowd Stays There was great rlvalrly for victories in the relay events In class Provo quarter-mllers romped off with the mile event finishing well in front of South Cache the second place aggregation Ogden won a close 880-yard affair with North Cache close behind and then came through with a win in the medley relay which had so many teams entered that two separate races were necessary South Cache running first in the other Take Relays In class Pleasant Grove had no difficulty in the mile relay and Winnemucca led all the way in the 880 American Fork turned the trick In the medley final event of the program Idaho Southern was all alone in Its 880 relay and won the mile combination event handily with Albion second While won both relays in the freshmen division the mile affair proved the most Interesting of the lot The first two Cougar Kittens trailed Aggie youngsters but Gardner running third made up almost 10 yards on his man and Ben Taylor Immediately galloped to a clear cut victory The 880-yard run was popular among the prep athletes two separate races being necessary In each class The fastest time in these four was chalked up by Nelson of South Cache but Jenkins of Roosevelt won the sympathy and admiration of the crowd for his game perform ance in the first class race Running his first lap with extraordinary speed Jenkins apparently mis' judged his pace and weakened badly' near the close collapsing as he stumbled over the line but a Nielson Gunnison Marshall South Rich Cordner American Fork Dudley Uintah 880-yard First race Second race Norwood North Emery Blake Virgin Valley Hatton Fillmore Green Sulina Jenkins Roosevelt Jensen Gunnison 2:09 2:083 First round Frank Mehner East high defeated Floyd Erickson Lehl 6-2 6-3 Glen Maughn South Cache defeated Car-roll Stott Pleasant Grove 6-3 6-1 Merlin flack Provo defeated Merlin Michelson Moroni 6-1 7-5 Maynard Bailey Nephi defeated Dean Burnham JudRe Memorial 6-1 6-1 Robert Christensen Wasatch acad Brenehley Greenrlver Clark Elko Edwards Gunnison Bean Murray Moerke Greenrlver 220-yard dash :229 Farr a blooming Welsh- 4 man and Maurice Strickland a blinking Anzac I hear It whispered that the British government has been nursing these two upright spal- peens in secret for some time now and has suddenly sprung them on a skeptical world in honor of the coronation of his majesty George the Six (count six) -A Also it may be that parliament wanted to impress and intimidate Mussolini The duce honest fellow is bound to be impressed when he peers across the channel through his spyglass and sees two British prizefighters walking erect on their -hind legs like men The duce has only one heavyweight fighter himself Prlmo Camera and Primo Is very horizontal The Italians were thinking at one time of sending Prlmo down to Ethiopia to crack the walls of Addis Ababa single-handed but Prlmo demurred and they shipped i him back to the American front instead That was a mistake It called attention to the fact that England had two vertical fighters and Italy only one and he a swooner already heard of the case of Thomas Farr the chap who went around Max Baer in par' the other day sinking his tee shots in mouth and combing whiskers with a random mashie Farr is now the champion of the empire if he cares to admit it He will probably fight Strickland the Anzac some time In June In fur- ther honor of the crowning of George VI This Strickland Is a fellow you may not have heard much about He looks pretty good treas- onous I know but the Orsetrylians have always had a bit of an edge on the mother country in the matter of fighters There was Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons for instance I and Thomas Heeney the hard pebble from down under As a matter of fact I am being slightly inaccurate Strickland is a New Zelander Those down under spots look pretty much alike from up over Mr Strickland is not what you would call an eye-filling figment of homo sapiens He is bumpy and awkward and frail with the general conformation of a pod of peas He has slender arms and a discouraged expression You would think that one punch to the lumbar region would knock him very cold and you would think a consumptive horsefly could take Mr punches without flinching But the fact Is Strickland can fight At least he can box He has a good straight left and pretty fair right and a world of elusiveness This week he made one of our leading white hopes look silly which is a blow to American fisticuffs and' a boost for buy British Pleasant Grove (V Walker Walker Armistead Nielson) emy defeated Dale Barnett Spainsh Fork 6-2 6-4jPul Harmon high de Salina Gunnison North Emery Hinckley Mile relay 8:383 I twtaass Wlnnemu a (DeArrieta Crawford Hoxsey Smith) Wasatch Uintah South Sevier 880-yard relay Murray feated tkk Stuart ivprus 6-17 6-3: Stanley Farley Lincoln defeated BUI Van Horn Jordan 6-0 6-1 Ray Dubois Westminster defeated Harold Barlow Tooele 0-6 6-3 7-5 Clifford Berg South high defeated Harmon Seppi Carbon 6-0 6-0 Ray Preston North Sanpete Glen Olafson Logan Paul Cowley Ogden Jim Eklns West high Spencer Jacques Bingham and Rowland Reading Davta drew byes Second round Mehner defeated Preston 6-0 6-1 Glen Oiafaon defeated Paul A 1 can Fork (Richards Andcr son Burgess Greenrlver Gunnison Salina 8:363 Medley relay Cowley 6-1 6-2 81ack defeated Bailey -3 6-3 7-5 Berg defeated Reading 6 Hoxsey Winnemucca Antoft Gunnison Matsui Elko 11 ft 6 In Swann Fruita Pole vault Reeve Hinckley Strauser Virgin Valley Weir Greenrlver Juab Morgan Murray 45 ft im in Wolfley Murray Shotput ard Sumsen and Gens Harley Pleasant Grove 6-4 6-1 Melvin Aylett and Dwane Scholln Jordan: William Murdock and uvuuiiii euiuau miatu wutuuva uiu McAllister American Fork Rasmussen Wasatch Academy Leon Holman Wasatch Lynn Rockwood and Bill Spare South Dick Ryan and Gor Roberts Gunnison ft 9 in Reynolds Roosevelt Perkins Delta High Jump don Porter Logan Tom Pardoe and Melvin Palmer defeated Maughan 6-3 1-6 6-0 Third round Mehner East defeated Preston North 8anpete 6-0 6-1 Olafson Logan defeated Cowley 6-1 6-2 Slack Provo defeated Bailey Nephi 6-3 7-5 Berg South defeated Reading Davis 6-3 6-0 Palmer Grantsville defeated Maughn South Cache 6-3 1-6 6-0 Eklns West defeated Christensen Wasatch academy 6-3 8-2 Harmon high defeated Jacques Bingham 6-1 6-2: Dubois Westminster defeated Farley Lincoln 6-2 4-6 8-6 Quarter Mehner East defeated Palmer GrantsvUle 6-1 6-2 Slack Provo defeated Olafson Logan 6-2 7-5 Harmon high defeated Ektns West -4-6 8-6 6-2 Berg South defeated Duboli Westminster 6-1 6-4 Semifinals Mehner Fast defeated Slack Provo 6-2 6-2 Berg South defeated Hannon high 6-2 6-1 Mehner East defeated Berg South 6-4 6-4 Jenkins high Dale Hardy and Earl Cniids flpringvtlla and Holm Gurgeder DeArrieta Winnemucca Eklns Pleasant Grove 116 ft 10 In Theobald Hinckley) Juab Mabny Fruita Discus and Sam Olivetto Carbon drew byes Second rouud Crandall and Rup Tooele defeated Pardoe and Jenkins Huggard American Fork Strausser Virgin Valley Christensen Hinckley Larsen North Sanpete 167 ft In Javelin Wolfley Murray high 6-4 6 3 Reese and Porter East feated Gurgeder and Olivetto Carbon 6- Stephens North Summit Helston Wasatch Academy Christensen Ephraim 1 20 ft 0 lft Tucker Moroni Bankhead Murray Broad Jump 6-4 Swenson and Rawlings West de-6-4 Swenson and Rawlings west defeat-dock and Holman Wasatch defeated Avlett and Scholln Jordan 2-6 6-2 6-1 Lamb and Alien Cyprus defeated Hardy and Childs Springvllle 6-3 1-6 6-0 Bauche and Mangum South Cache defeated Nor-berg and Macke Bingham 6-3 6-1 Man JUNIOR COLLEGE Performance FOURTH FIFTH THIRD FIRST SECOND EVENT gum and Eggertsen Provo defeated Mafton and 8lahle Davie 6-4 7-5 Rockwood and Wahlen Westminster Carpenter Idaho Southern Carr Grand Junction Hart Idaho Southern 2164 Kerrigan Weber 120 high hurdles Nordqulst Westminster Nordling Idaho Southern Cochran Grand Junction Holt Idaho Southern :098 (new record) Domina Albion BOYS DOUBLES First Dwight Mafton arid Don Stable Davis defeated Joyce Tibbetts and Lavon Christensen Ephraim 6-3 8 6 Bill Mangum and Bud Eggertsen Provo defeated Dave Hansen and John Stewart Westminster 6-2 6-1 Orlo Kitchen ana Cullen Christensen Lincoln defeated Frank Foote and Harry Duckworth Nephi 6-3 7-5 Evan Bauche and Seth Mangum South Cache defeated Russell Hone and Dan Worlton Lehl 6-4 6-1 Melvin Nordberg and Buddy Macke Bingham defeated Junior Ketche and Wayne Boyle Ogden 6-1 4-6 7-5 Vernie Swenson and Grover Rawlings West high defeated Asael Olson and Vance Aagaard Moroni 6-1 6-1 Thomas Crandall and Leo Rupp Tooele defeated Reed and Reed Warnea Spanish Fork 6-0 6-1 Harold Lamb and Bruce Allen Cyprus defeated Bill McHugh and Dick Van Dirk Judge Memorial 6-4 6-1 Hayden Reese and James porter East high defeated Rich- 100-yard dash Spere South defeated Kitchen and Christensen Lincoln 6-4 8-6 Mangum and Eggertsen Provo defeated Murdock and Holman Wasatch 6-1 8-6 Bauche and Mangum South Cache defeated Rockwood and Spere South 6-7 6-2 6-4 Rawlings and Swenson West defeated Crandall and Rupp Tooele 6-2 6-3 Reese and Porter East defeated Lamb and Allen Cyprus 6-2 6-3 Semifinals Mangum and Eggertsen Provo defeated Bauche and Mangum South Cache 6-1 6-3 Rawlings and Swenson West defeated Reese and Porter East 6-2 5-7 6-3 Rawlings and Swenson west defeated Mangum and Eggertsen Provo 6-3 8-6 6-3 Kcrfoot Idaho Southern 4:436 (new record) Anderson Snow Poulson Snow Savage Weber McCloy Albion Milo run home rijS Cirn By Associated Press homers Ott Giants 2 Bartel! Giants 1 Lasterl Yankees 1 Martin Cardinals 1 Medwiek Cardinal! 1 The leaders Johnson Athletics 3 Ott Giants 2 League American 11 National 9 Total 20 Carr Grand Junction Ilall Idaho Southern Nordling Idaho Southern :257 (new record) Domina Albion Earl Weber 220 low hurdles SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Naahvill 2 Atlanta 1 Memphis 4 Birmingham 2 Only game! fcheduled Orchard Idaho Southern Orme Idaho Southern Warner Idaho Southern AMERICAN ASSOCIATION All game! postponed rain 2527 McQueen Albion Schow Albion 440-yard run Westminster Christensen Snow 2:071 MacFarlane Albion Savage Weber McCloy Albion 880-yard run List of RMsC freshman Events at Provo Carnival Cochran Grand Junction Nordling Idaho Southern Reed Idaho Southern Nordqulst Westminster Hall Idaho Southern :226 FRESHMEN Idaho Southern (Archer Brooks Warner Orme) 8:356 (new record) Westminster Snow Albion Weber Mile relay THIRD FOURTH FIFTH FIRST SECOND EVENT Performance 1:334 Fieischli Colorado: College Colorado College Hawward IdahoSouthern (Hopkins Reed Nordling Holt) White Cardon' Utah State :188 12(8 high hurdles only one team raced 1 880-yard relay :10 (ties record) Parks Utah State McTague Cardon Utah State Bland Boyle 100-yard dash Craner Albion Crane Westminster Galli Weber 11 ft 6 in LaucirlCa Weber Domina Albion Pole vault Davis Utah State Barlow Utah Conrad Thayn 4:484 Mile run Smith Idaho Southern Allen Grand Junction 43 ft 4 in (new record) Cramer Albion Fox Weber Nielson Snow Shotput Q-4 Fowler Colorado College White Hayward Goold Utah State Cardon Utah State 220 low hurdles :282 Carr Grand Junction Limb Westminster Schow Albion Ilansen Snow 5 ft 8)4 in Earl Weber- nigh jump McArthur Utah State Smith (I Robinson Taylor Bybee Utah State 440-yard run :518 Allen Grand Junction Stokes Snow Nielson Snow Miller Weber Cramer Albion 125 ft 4 in Discus Blerman Wlscomb Gardner Cook Utah State 880-yard run 2:03 Allen Grand Junction Northrop Westminster Atkinson Idaho Southern Judd Albion 161 ft 6 in Powell Weber Javelin- 1 Parks Utah State Bland U' Curtis Utah Boyle McTague 220-yard dash Carr Grand Junction Ayers Idaho Southern Cochran Grand Junction 21 ft 8 in (new record) Holt Idaho Southern Meier Westminster jump (Robinson Biernian Gardner Taylor) IIIGII ALtrAKOUND CHAMPIONSHIP' Mila relay 3:326 Washington and Lewis (McTague Smith Bland Boyle) Win Contests at Ogden 1:319 (new record) Colorado College Utah State 880-yard relay Utah State Utah Crlckett Utah State Giesklng Colorado Mines 'a 12 ft 5 9-16 In (new record) Park Pole vault Lamb Utah State Blddulph YVIntie Utah State Shotput Bogden Utah Haig Utah A 40 ft 9 In If I Billings Colorado College LeSueur Jackson Utah State Crlckett Utah State High jump 5 ft 10 In Huppman Utah OGDEN Washington and Lewis Junior high schools Friday won the opening games of the 1937 junior high baseball pennant race by defeating Central and Mound Fort teams respectively Washington defending subdued a fifth inning rally by Central to win 7 to 5 and Lewis loosening thoir defense enough to allow the Mound Fort team only( 3 runs In the sixth and seventh Innings won by a 6 to 3 final score Giesking Colorado Mines Dlnru Cannon YVIntln Utah State Atkinson Utah Bogden Utah 18t ft Peterson Colorado College 189 ft 6 In (new record) Javelin Gehrke Utah Cannon Wlntlc Utah State Flelschll Colorado College Hoopingarner Colorado College 1 tt xu In Cardon Utah State Broad1 jump Crockett Utah State Huppman Utah.