PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, .THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 2, 193 5 PAGE FIVE Booth In Finals Of Handicap Net Meet Southpaw To Meet Winner of Ray Kartch-ner-Charles Fletcher Match For Title; Hansen-Mangum Play Feature Malcolm Booth reached the finals fin-als in the senior singles of the Provo handicap tennis tourney Wednesday afternoon when he defeated de-feated Merlin Slack 6-1, 6-2. Booth will meet the winner of the Ray Kartchner - Charles Fletcher match for the championship. cham-pionship. Grant Hansen and Bill Mangum played the feature match of the tourney in Wednesday's junior quarter-finals. Hansen finally won the match but only after Mangum had taken the opening f-t 9-11. The oiher two sets went 6-2, 7-5. Ilearh Semi-Final Booth, Slack and Fletcher also reached the semi-finals in the junior singles with one-sided victories vic-tories Wednesday. Booth defeated Vernon Lambson 6-2, 6-1, Slack downed Jack Thurgood 6-2. 6-4 and Fletcher trounced Vernon Christensen 6-3, 6-3. Clifton Boyack and Dr P. A. Christensen will meet Friday for the senior consolation championship. champion-ship. Boyack defeated Carlysle D ihlquist 6-3. 6-0 and Dr. Chrls-trn.sen Chrls-trn.sen nosed out John Lewis after a hard second set match, the .st ores being 6-3. 9-7. I-e Grand Lewis, Elmo Croft, liek Swenson and Bill Gay all rrached the semi-finals of the junior jun-ior consolation race with well earned victories. Wednesday's Results Junior Consolation Quarter-finals Le Grand Lewis, def. Paul Harmon. Har-mon. 6-3, 7-5. HI mo Croft def. John Evans 6-3, 9-7. Dick Swenson def. Fred Johnson, John-son, 6-n; 6-1. Pill Gay def. Robert Hodson, 6-1. 6-2. Junior Championship Quarterfinals Quarter-finals Malcolm Booth def. Vernon L.unhson. 6-2. 6-1. Jrant Hansen def. Bill Man-gum, Man-gum, 9-11, 6-2. 7-5. 40 r; OFF NEW AJAX TIRES 12-24 Months Guarantee L. & H. TIRE CO. Tuesday, FREEMAN SHOE SPECIAL $4 Values SUMMER SPORT BELTS $1 Values TUESDAY IS THE FINAL DAY OF THIS CLEARANCE Merlin Slack def. Jack Thurgood, Thur-good, 6-2, 6-4. Charles Fletecher def. Vernon Christensen, 6-3, 6-3. Senuior Consolation SenrJ -finals Clifton Boyack def. Carlysle Dahlquist, 6-3, 6-0. P. A. Christensen def. John Lewis, 6-3. 9-7. Senior Championship Semi-finals Malcolm Booth def. Merlin Slack, 6-1, 6-2. Ray Kartchner - Charles Fletcher Flet-cher match postponed until Thursday. Thurs-day. Friday's Schedule Junior Championship Semi-finals 9 a. m. M. Booth vs. G. Hansen; Han-sen; M. Slack vs. C. Fletcher. Junior Consolation Semi-finals 10 a. m. L. Lewis vs. E. Croft; D. Swenson vs. B. Gay. Junior Championship Finals 2 p. m. -Winner of Booth Hansen match vs. winner of Slack - Fletcher match. Junior Consolation Finals 2 p. m. -Winner of Lewis Croft match vs. Winner Swenson - Gay match. Senior Consolation Finals 6 p. m. - Clifton Boyack vs. P. A. Christensen. Senior Championship Finals 6 p. m. Malcolm Booth vs. ! winner of Fletcher - Kartchner j match Provo Girl Team Meet Salt Lake Champions Here I Determined to avenge a 14-1 dofoat at Salt Lake recently, the i Dennie's Own girls softball team will meet the Twenty-Eighth ! ward, Salt Lake City champions, : in an exhibition game to be played at 6 p. m. Friday at the Timpanogos ball park. The Provo team was at a dis-I dis-I advantage when they met the I Salt Lake girls in the first game because Salt Lake rules were usd. In Friday's game, the Provo softball ruli-s will govern the play with the exception of bunting, bunt-ing, which will be allowed. Bee-keeping adds more wealth to the United States through flower pollination, than through the sale of honey and wax. August 27th ends it IFnimsall (S Values to $30, NOW at HRIVE 16 WEST CENTER CHICAGO CUBS PLAY GIANTS Charlie Grimm's Kid Team Still Clings To Pennant Hopes; Losing Ground. NEW YORK, Aug. 22 ttIE Charlie Grimm's "kid team" The Chicago Cubs came to the polo grounds today for a 4-game series with the New York Giants, clinging tenaciously to pennant hopes. The Cubs, in third place, are 4 games behind the leading Giants and are slowly losing ground. In the lost column, where it hurts the most, the Cubs are 7 games behind the Giants. During their eastern trip the Cubs have broken even, winning five and losing five. They have muffed wonderful opportunities to gain on both the Giants and Cardinals, who lead them by one game, by blowing close games. Four out of the five they have dropped in the east have been by one run. Mostly Kids Experts have wondered all season sea-son how Grimm has been keeping the Cubs, a team of youngsters and mediocre pitchers up in the running. Only four players on the squad are over 27 - Root, 36, Hartnett, 35, Klein, 30, and Carle-ton, Carle-ton, 29. Mistakes of the youngsters young-sters in critical moments have proved costly but their flaming enthusiasm and refusal to quit perhaps has more than made up for their blunders. "If I can keep this gang within 3 games of the top when we get back home for a 24-day home stand you are going to see some real batting for the pennant," said Grimm. Winning Streak Last time the Cubs were home they won 23 out of 26 games, including in-cluding four straight from the Giants. Slate. Pitchers The Cubs were in an angry mood for the opener after tossing away yesterday's first game to the Phillies. They were out in front 10-4 only to lose 13-12 through sloppy relief hurling by Henshaw and Carleton. Making no mistakes about the second game, the Cubs clouted out 19 hits to win, 19-5. The Giants held their 3-game lead over the Cards by nosing out the Reds, 3-0, in a pitchers' battle bat-tle between Schumacher and Schott. Schumacher won his 17th game and broke a 3-game losing streak. Dizzy Dean won his 21st game in pitching the Cards to a 13-3 victory over the Boston Braves. Detroit increased its American SWEATER SPECIAL Values to $5 sr.. 35 MEN'S HOSIERY SPECIAL 5 PAIRS . . i Gemmeli Nears Tie With Provo UTAH INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Standing of Teams W. L.. Pet. Provo 6 2 .750 Gemmeli Club 7 3 .700 Holsum Bakers 4 5 .444 U. S. Mines 4 5 .444 Magna-Garfield 3 6 .333 Royal Bakers 3 6 .333 Wednesday's Results Gemmeli club, 8, Magna-Gar field 6. Holsum Bakers 5, U. S. Mines 5 (called in tenth; darkness). Saturday's Schedule Provo at Holsum, Community, 2:30 p. m. Royal at Gemmeli, Bingham, 5 p. m. Gemmeli club, first-half champion cham-pion in the Utah Industrial league, sounded a warning to the Provo Timps, who are on top of the second half race, when it defeated de-feated the Magna-Garfield team 8-6 Wednesday. Wednesday's victory placed the Gemmeli club just a half game behind the Provo Timps, who are facing a tough assignment Saturday Sat-urday afternoon when they journey jour-ney to Salt Lake to meet the Hol sum Bakers. A Provo loss Saturday and a Gemmeli victory Gemmeli meets the Royal Bakers at Bingham would put the first half winners on top. Holsum Bakers and the U. S. Mines battled desperately to surpass sur-pass each other in the league standing in the only other Wednesday Wed-nesday game. For ten innings the two teams battled strenuously strenuous-ly but when the sun set over the copper camp the two teams were deadlocked a 5-5. It was the third game this half to end in a tie. Provo having played two such contests con-tests recently. American League . Standing of the Teams W. L. Pet. Detroit 72 41 .637 New York 64 47 .577 Chicago 57 53 .518 Cleveland 59 55 .518 Boston 59 56 .513 Philadelphia 49 60 .450 Washington 48 66 .421 St. Louis 41 71 .366 I Wednesday's Results Detroit 4-3, Boston 1-2. I St. Louis 2-14, New York 14-3. Philadelphia 10-0, Cleveland I 5-3. j Washington 15, Chicago 7. League lead to 7 games by taking tak-ing a double header from the Boston Red Sox, 4-1 and 3-2. Al-vin Al-vin Crowder won his 15th game and Eldon Auker his 11th. After knocking off St. Louis, 14-2, the New York Yankees bowed to the Browns, 14-3. Lou Gehrig hit his 20th and 21st homers, one in the first game with the bases loaded. THE FORD DEALER Is a Good Place to Buy a Good Reconditioned GUARANTEED (3sn? Any Make Many a pood used car is being traded in for the fast-selling New Ford V-8. Perhaps one oi these is just what you need. Before Buying Any Used Car See TELLURIDE'S USED CAR DEPARTMENT First West and Center Fifth West and First North Learn to Swim FREE! 5 Dixons Go Up In Doubles At Intermountain Fred Dixon Advances In Singles By Victory Over Bennion. Fred Dixon, veteran Provo racquet wielder who holds the No. 3 seeded spot in the Intermountain Inter-mountain tennis tourney now in progress on the Salt Lake Tennis club courts, advanced to the quarter-finals at the expense of Dick Bennion, Salt Lake junior champion, Wednesday. Although Bennion played brilliant bril-liant tennis in the two opening sets, Buck put the pressure on in the third and won handily. The scores were 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. Don Dixon was not as fortunate for-tunate as his brother and he bowed to Tom Harper of Denver in a three set contest, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. The Dixons were in fine form in their doubles match and downed the brilliant Colorado team of Al Young and Tom Harper 6-1, 5-7, 6-4 Wavne Gallaeher continued to hurdle his opponents in the junior singles, disposing oi jacK naray, 9-7, 6-1. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Men's Singles Mel Gallacher defeated Harold Holland. Denver. 7-5. 8-6. Fred Dixon. Provo. defeated DicTc Bennion. 6-4. 4-6. 62. Sam Milstein, Denver, defeated Grant Evans, 6-4, 6-4. Joe Hunt, Los Angeles, defeated Bert Bramwell. 6-1. 6-2. Joe Hunt, Los Angeles, defeated Dan Freed. 6-1. 6-4. Tom Harper, Denver, defeated Don Dixon. Provo. 6-4. 3-6, 6-2. Al Young, Denver, defeated Ross Sutton, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. Dave Freed defeated Holman Waters, 6-2, 6-1. Men's Doubles F. Dixon-D. Dixon, Provo, defeated de-feated A. Young-T. Harper, Denver, Den-ver, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4. R. Goodell-J. Hardy defeated G. Eardley-L. Guiver, 6-1, 6-2. D. Freed-R. Sutton defeated T. Sowards-W- Booth, Provo, default. de-fault. J. Hunt, Los Angeles-D. Bennion defeated B. Goeglein-D. Wolfrom, default. E. Pierce-. Hansen defeated M. Alter-H. Waters, 6-3, 6-2. Junior Singles Bud Raleigh defeated Marvin Betnun, 6-3, 7-5. Wayne Gallagher defeated Jack Hardy, 9-7, 6-1. Jack Benson defeated Goodwin Peterson, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Boys' Singles Frank Mehner defeated Pat Heal, 6-2, 6-4. U. S. Sixth In Deaf Olympics LONDON, Aug. 22 U.R The United States placed sixth in the Deaf Olympic yesterday in White City. Sweden won the meet with 121 points and the United States scored 29 points for sixth place. John Schudzikiewicz, Chicago, established a javelin record for the games with a throw of 179 feet, 11 inches. Sopwith To Again Try For Boat Cup LONDON. Aug. 22 U.E) T. O. M. Sopwith has given an order for a new yacht, Endeavour II, and probably will challenge again for the America's cup, which he tried unsuccessfully to lift last year. The new boat, to be built by Charles Nicholson, who built the first Endeavour, will be larger larg-er than its predecessor. The present Endeavour has been J placed on the market and Gerard Lambert of Boston, owner of Yankee, has opened negotiations for it. National League Standing of the Teams W. L. Pet. New York 73 41 .640 St. Louis 69 43 .616 Chicago 72 48 .600 Pittsburgh 64 55 .538 Brooklyn 54 60 .474 Philadelphia 51 65 .440 Cincinnati 49 69 .415 Boston 32 83 .278 Wednesday's Schedule New York 3, Cincinnati 0. Chicago 12-10, Philadelphia 13- Brooklyn 5. Pittsburgh 0. St. Louis 13, Boston 3. In general, there are 12 pairs of cranial nerves which, with their branches, supply the whole body. Enjoy a Cool Swim where you know the water is pure. State analysis of water on display for your protection. PARK RO-SHE Special Rates to Parties and Boy Scout Groups. NAYLOR GETS BIGGER LEAD COMMERCIAL, LEAGUE Team Standing W. lu Pet. 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