Show f Will ©yir CDylbs Compete o r 4 fin Uftah ' Animals VAV '' I TREMONTON Aug 6 — (Secial) — Foui of the outstanding Junior baseball teams of the state will and Saturday gather here Friday for competition In the American Legion finals Tremonton Salt Lake Rotarlans Provo and Milford' will be the contestants Two games will be played Friday and a similar number will be recorded Saturday Friday’s opening game Is sched- -' tiled for one p m with the second contest two hours later The four finalists ‘ In the junior series - gained the championship bracket only after stubborn competition in their respective sections of the state Pairings for the first round games will be made by Glen Ballenger of Amer-- ‘ Helper state director of the lean Legion circuit Delbert Holmes of Brigham City and Brian Barber of Salt Lake will serve as umpires of the series The Otto Wlesley trophy will be IN LEAGUE Others favor the Salt Lake Rotar f lan Boys team to take the buntings strength Little is known of the teams Provo and Milford the ' The Utah champions will oppose ¥ immedi- the Nevada winners in the to compete ate future for the right in the Pacific Coast £nals- officials Local American Legion are assisting in the staging of the state finals here - TEfKiTESTS ON SLATE FOR i FARM MACHINES O t schedTen diamond contests aredivisions four in the uled Saturday of the Weber County Farm Bureau baseball leagus second half In the leaders Hooper one opposes race in division In the crucial contest of the Riv-erda- le b be played at day This game willcan cinch the Rlverdale Hooper Rlverdale flag by defeating Two double headers are carded and the Saturday one at Syracuse open at other at Rlverdale They m one p sharp The league standings follow: FARM BUREAU LEAGUE Division No 1 t Won LostRct f Hooper Plain City North Ogden 2 Rlverdale Schedule Saturday North Ogden at Plain City3:00 p Hooper at Rlverdale (at m) o 'h ’ DIVISION NO i Bracket No 1 Won Lost Marriott Warren 5 Pleasant View 3 2 ® 2 2 2 South Weber Syracuse Roy 3 3 T Moose Triumph Pet 71 714 667 500 400 000 DIVISION NO 2 ' Bracket No 2 Won Lost Pet 0 1000 7 Farr' West 571 3 4 Rlverdale t 3 0 West Warren Harrisville 429 4 7 -- 000 Schedule Saturday West Warren at Riverdale (1:00 p m) Farr West at Harrisville 1 DIVISION NO 3 Won Lost Fct 0 1000 7 Plkin City 714 5 North Ogden 571 4 2 2 0 Eden Liberty Hooper Slaterville J ' Lost Kammeyer Ogden Elki Armstrong’ Moo Lodge MtittiMi Schsnley’ Clint’ Service Coy’s Barber Shop Mt Ogden Mortuary Urn's Ctfi "5 0 1 1 3 3 4 4 3 3 2 2 250 200 200 000 5 winners in Kammeyer’s the Independent softball league Jumped Into undisputed possession of first place In the second half race Wednesday evening by trouncing Ogden Elks 8 to 1 The league leaders scored early In the game and were never headed Alton Parker started on the slab' for the Elks but was driven to the showers early Elks used three twlrlers during the contest Ray Taylor pitched the entire game for the Kammeyer machine He was accorded splendid support Ostler Ford and Scotty Sneddon shared starring honors with Taylor During the present season the Kammeyer team has played 38 games against Ogden teams and clubs of other parts of the state They have recorded 35 victories and three defeats Armstrong’s moved into a tie for second place with Ogden Elks by defeating Crystal Bottling 10 to 1 Moose Lodge and Young Republicans are deadlocked for fourth place In the league standing with three victories and two defeats each Utah Power and Light and American Can softballers clash at six o’clock this evening v at Becker’s Field In the third and deciding game of the Industrial league championship for 1936 Jacobs ended their controversy Madison Square Garden and MikeBraddOck-M® Schmeling heavy over the staging of the James J o stage the scrap j when contest agreed they weight championship rt bowl between Island the Garden's Long under joint auspices of the papers: Jame at the signing Sept 24 and 30 Left to right chairman ox Griffis Stanton director J Johnston Garden boxing the Garden board and Jacobs first-ha- lf Harland Clift the Browns third baseman has a teammate for life She Is the former Cora WaslL Douglas of Yakima The town Clift’s home is which were photoyoung couple graphed follctfving their wedding ih St Louis SIMMONS IS IN OLD FORM 333 285 000 44 SAN FRANCISCO Aug 6— (AP) — Only five games separated the first five teams in the Pacific Coax leageu today as the first place Seattle Indians received another setback from San Diego’s hard driving Padres San Diego held third place by a one-poi- nt margin as a result of its 1 victory over the Tribe Portland lost a chance to take the league lead when it dropped the second game of a doubleheader '2-- 5 after gaining a 2 victory over the San Francisco Missions Oakland remained a bare three points ahead of the fifth' place -- Missions as Sam Gibson pitched the San Francisco Seals to their second straight win over the 3 Acorns Sacramento and Los Angeles broke even in their doubleheader 4-- 3-- 7-- yl V Boyle-Charles-wor- ummary: R H 10 7 Cryatai Bottling f Batteries: Terry and Burt rington and Anderson' 1 Walker Amafreyir Weighs ur j 7-- 6-- 8-- 5-- 6-- ©lympi'c Backers e- W G l a n t Egyptian losses Weight About Easily Big Field Competes 6-- 6-- 3-- 6-- NATIONAL 6-- is 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent BERLIN Aug 6— (UP)— Take it from a man who wouldn’t carry even a brief case five yards if there were a redcap within hailing disResult Wednesday’ tance weight lifting as she is done New York 8 Boston 4 in the Olympics can spot any sport St LouU 4 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 8 in the world a head start and still Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 6 (night gams) win all three prizes for sheer blinding nonsense 4 9 1 Louts I say this with unyielding author- St 1 5 2 Chicago to I journeyed ity for last night Davis Carleton and Parmelee Batteries: GerDeutschland Halle which is Warneke Bryant and Hartnett Stephenman for “Screwball A C’ and son watched the strong boys of the R H E world vie with their muscle-boun- d -- 4 8 2 Boston t - Marion Miley Leads In FeminineTourney Aug 6— (UP)— DeChampion Marion Miley CHICAGO fending Lexington Ky entered' the fourth round of the Women’e Western Golf lead Derby today with a over Patty Berg Minneapolis Miss Miley posted an 82 yesterday for total of 242 Miss a three-roun- d 80 for a 243 total an scored Berg Eleanor Dudley Chicago stood third with 245 Bea Barrett Minneapolis fourth with 247 and Mrs Austin Pardue Minneapolis fifth with 249 one-stro- 9:00 A vs 6-- 6-- Standing o t Team 6-- ican wrestling titleholder in California on Aug 19 In Los Angeles for ths undisputed world’s championship it Was announced today following Levin’s victory over Chief Little Wolf Levin has held a legendary claim to the world's title and showed his mastery over the Indian last night by winning in straight falls match will be The Levin-Lope- z held under the atari in Wrlglty field according to Promoter Lou ' Daro 9-- 6-- 8-- I 8-- 5-- Ufffreirs EmiYeirfraiim 3 I5 9 Her- R H E 10 9 4 Schenley Mt Ogden Mortuary 7 3 Batteries: Stuart and Hunter and Vandrlmmelin 4 Partridge By EDDIE BRIETZ R H E Associated Press Sports Writer -- Moose Lodge 9 2 ® 5 3 NEW YORK Aug 6— (AP) Coy’a Barber ShopBatteries: Nelson and Slater Mosher The southpaws say big A1 Simmons of the Tigers is just about the and Fisher oughest man in baseball for a lefR H E He crowds the Kammeyer’ 1 ty to pitch to 1 3 4 He pulls inside pitches Ogden Elk plate Batteries: Taylor and (Casteel Parker to the right whams a groove ball Mosher and Prlc Florence sends and center in wide far and cenoutside flings to left and left R H E A chance meeting on a Clint’s Service ter 10 9 3 ® 8 train led to the forming of one Mall Clerks Batteries: Russell and Ellis Crowther of the greatest tennis doubles in n Bowman history— --George Lott and Les Stoef-e- and Lou Gehrig plaed his 1756th consecutive game for the Yanks Young Republican Ho hum! Just an- jun' Cafe yesterday Cunningham Batteries: other iron man Matheweon and Slater 6-- 6-- y 10:Q0 A ke M— Wiggins - Humphries Tassone-Rab- e M — Hazen - Cawley vs Charlesworth-Mattso- n Lester Park— 10:00 A M— Lewis-Pac- k t vs Doxey MomW Park: 11:00 A M — VenableKetchie-Boyl- e t - Toyn vs HELP US WIN THE CONTEST as tonneras There in the hall under blinding floodlights and with more than 5000 demented burghers looking on amateur Lionel Strongforts communed for six hours with what to this untutored eye at least re-a sembled the axle and wheels of 8 72 New York Batteries: Bush Reis and Lopes ler Coffman and Maneuso 1 ©ab- R H E 7 Brooklyn 9 0 2 3 8 Philadelphia Batteries: Brandt and Phelps Paaseau Kowallk and Wilson give I Baldwin locomotive R H E There were Turks and Greeks In4 12 1 dians and Egyptians Americans Pittsburgh 6 12 2 Cincinnati Finns and and Italians Bulgarians Padden and Brown Batteries: Weaver And all Czechs and Germans and Campbell Davis Schott lion-tamoutfits dressed in those which so delighted your heart as a child Around their middles they affairs of wore great with studded leather brilliantly brass Their wrists were bound their Standing of Team with moustrous bands and more ost Won Pet ankles were fortified with 667 68 New York Nightingale Florence than bandage 558 58 46 Cleveland Crimea carried into 539 47 55 Chicago 534 48 55 A giant Egyptian was working Detroit 3 514 54 51 plat- Boston on a brilliantly-lighte- d 485 53 50 moustache Washington His arrived form when I 353 38 66 Loul St handleLatest baseball chatter: Lots of fcave made excellent 350 36 67 would Philadelphia built for two snatching going on in theSoxmajors a for bicycle bars beat The Red off these days Result Wednesday’ You could have picked muscles the Yankees under the wire to Busoff a tree As he (second Louis 16-Chicago like St grapes him ter Mills Rochester outfielder he walked brisk- jams called end of eventh darkne) the took platform I Phil Weintraub New York 7 Boston 2 The Reds took each of the three judges and to 6 ly 9 "of CharWashington nose Philadelphia IN GOLF cheek from right under the Cleveland 6 Detroit 4 gave them a kiss ofonhistheheels he lie Grimm of the Cubs who just click a with Then couldn’t make up his mind R H E reached down for the railroad axle 7 12 1 The Yankees are way out in front was a great New York There Conwheels In and Advance 2 7 O Boston 250 but Joe McCarthy is looking for Ogdenites a pound he as yanked grunt Marcum and Broaca Dickey Batteries: an outfielder to replace the injurit solation Flight At and brought weight Into the air ed Myril Hoag his chest A Russell Walherg Wilson and Ferrell Salt Lake smartly on line withthe referee a R‘ M E second's pause and Who was it said Bob Quinn and and a Cleveland sleeves shirt in CITY gentleman Aug SALT LAKE Bill McKechnie had plenty of nothL 4 12 2 Detroit — Mrs Donna Williams Bon- - red tie slapped his an? MaPat (UP) Beantown? in Shire and Sewell Batteries: Kennedy ing up became' theThis was thesignal forthestrong GulllanL and Grube Andrew lone will bet you 93 victories win neville head his above R- H E the Utah women’s I boy to push the bar Second game: Anofi 9 13 2 AhedA"ur‘thaen yffiS Pher1o- do I Ton championship" tournament Chicago Sr' ( 9 10 3 Loul Et wa® favorites hardware Brown and Sewell to get them Is break even from now day when she joined the the Dietrich rocked Batteries: Thunderous round Knott Van Atta and Hemeley Big Ernie Lombardi never la the 4l“u ‘oppos Helen halL A world record wns life his In jounced of a golf game played Then came some R H E but he uses the interlocking golf 9 14 2 Two round business 4J"uJ Philadelphia m 6 10 4 of grip to hit around 315 for the ana lavorue a with Pir Washington Betty Botterill Salt Lake country the platform DeShong Reds Batteries: Kelley and Kaye the under lights there and right Florence Borg club meets Mrs Cohen Appleton and Sabo semi-finand in pretty full view of toe Sometimes it pays to give the Nibley in the other toe crowd willing hands Grippeddidn t one match boys a hearing: Chubby Dean In toe air and' you have some idea clothes off toe Egyptian He showed surprisMrs Williams of the' best pinch hitters in the eemed of toe difficulty of this business in fact mind Beem to last Ing Improvement over her play ea majors quit 'Duke University This sort of thing went on for as in ey yan it turned enjoy for a base- previous tourneys as she February to go looking hours The crowd worked almost as The Yankees wouldn’t an unexpected 6 and 4 victory over pants and shirt ball job out competitors for they “Sfht- - hard as the Neither would several Mrs Halloran Soules yesterdaywere : It turned listen And of grunted and yelled part groaned Other second round results de- - a very important s record In tm Old Connie Mack other clubs when the “Puusshhl world puusshh!” to a Dale Forest Helen Hofmann blew lifting did and look what the wind of the was better the would get toe Forest weights case Davis Egyptian In more than 100 times at feated Mrs Perry in ana men I limit certain a within Botterill country 4 Dale 300 weigh Betty bat Chubby is clouting over Packman the judges wanted to be sure hea There were no casualties among defeated Mrs L club Sox White the arouna Vernon Kennedy the lifters hut there were several Fort Douglas 4 Mrs Florence hadn’t tucked himsdf decath national the was before sirloin narrow escapes A little Jap gave pitcher Borg Nibley defeated LMrs A G bunch of bananas or the works Ion champion eight years ago but Moore out of strength with the axle anc hardware the club giving Country The a was in missed the Olympic boat record defeatwheels The Egyptians high over his head and had J G Allen of Ogden as to let go known trials Vernon won were thrown edMrs is which Dale It missed him by inchesof Forest of torm lifting Dorothy Douglas j as out on a technicality and in toe 2 and two-hanconsolaless A press little toe d agility on toe part 1 Wednesday in military the I next ones he finished fifth and of press and another weight lifter toe Dobbs the S P military understand Jap tion flight Mrs nave would I to his reward that chance have 6 setback a and 7 gone" is a good suffered there Ogden two-hareward they lifter’s the jerk a And Stewart with confused weight at toe hands of Mrs R T Is supto toe chance is Laura club boy the strong pursue some snatch say Salt Lake Country and as wrestling such Intellectual sport Mensel Provo defeated Mrs H D pose(j to make his lift in exactly atat soldier I a m Mrs 3 or and L hammer throwing Porter El Monte the same stance I White advanced with a 1 up tention Any bending of the back ST LOUIS— Dorv Roche 218 Dedecision over Mrs J F Banian or legs counts against him Picture CULVER Ind Aug 6 — (UP) — Nibley Park but only after 19 a general attempting to salute while catur 111 defeated Eddie Newman Officials of toe National Junior h0iS 0f play having the wheels of a freight train 220 New "York 21 minutes and Boys Tennis championships the first flight Mrs W A jn scheduled double rounds in three jshaw defeated Mrs Helen Wise events today to make up foe the "Nibley Park 2 and X time lost in yesterday’s postpone-- j ft ment because of wet grounds' Fourth and fifth rounds were scheduled for junior singles and i third and fourth in the boys sin- - yd OO UtSQ gles Two rounds were scheduled in toe doubles Beffinnerfl will be permitted to golf at the El Monte course play blanked the Seraphs Pippen each Henry Friday until three p rru gratis 0 in the first while Fay Thomas Ernie - Schneiter professional at won the second for the Angels toe club announced today 5- -2 “We have decided to permit new-- ! comers toe use of toe course free ee H TUCSON Ariz —Gorilla Jones for toe next few weeks providing! 160 Los Angeles and Art Taylor they play on Fridays and prior r J t 'A to three p m” said Schneiter 157 Tucson drew (10) - AMERICAN dog-coll- ar 13-1- 9 2" 4-- 9 691 club-wield- er - £? apu wanr pion al i -- 6-- a S-- I 1 CJ©©(&Fielk I er PLAY 4-- th " 6-- Schedule Saturday Eden at Hooper Slaterville at Liberty Plain City at North Ogden 6-- A Coast League Rounds On In Spirited Race Double Tfnni Schedule L 7i B 9-- LOS ANGELES Aug 8 —(UP) —Dave Levin Brooklyn butcher boy will meet Vincent Lopes Mex- I The Armstrong’ HITTING NOW an -- 500 400 4 Peter-son-Gord- 8-- 500 4 0 Cryatai Bottling Co 800 800 600 4 a 1 Mall Clerk 1000 3 1 well-place- Bet 2 Upsets were many in city tennis 11-- 9 ‘ 6' J days play In the Ogden Friday’s Schedule tournament Several favored playAIL postponed matches must’ be ers fell before the determined play V played by Friday of their younger opponents MEN'S SINGLES The feature upset of the day saw ' Lester Park-1- Howard Littlefield seeded seventh 6:30 A M — Roland Ogden vs in the men’s singles beaten rathReeder Frank er decisively by Bill Klnard local E A M — Dick Ryan v 10:00 junior star Featuring an accurate Christensen Klnd stroke and chop ard outlasted the older player to 4:00 P’ M Winner Ab Lund-- J Colyar vs winner of win 11-- 9 and 6 In a junior singles upset Junior Ketchle local boy’s ace surprised 5:00 P M —Tom McQuown vs Carl Felt onlookers with a three set triumph over Harold Baker highly rated '6:00 P M— Ralph Clark vs Jun lor Ketchle junior performer Ketchle came Monroe Park— back strong in the second and third sets to win after Baker had annex- 5:00 P M — Conard' Pearce vs E vs K Thomas Jim Scovllle 3 ed the first Scores were ‘ ' Jack Hazen i 7 M—Winner Foley-Collet- ti Boyd Venable unseeaed player 6:00 F vswinner J In the feature upset Paul Cawley combat a after grueljuniorSihgles match The match 6:00 P M—Bill Pearce vs winner ling two-hoE Pike Don Felt-was a thriller all the way with JUNIOR SINGLES Venable outsteadying his favored 10-- 8 6 Lester Park — opponent to Win at 7 A M—Melvin Briggs vs winResults 8:00 Wednesday’s ' Melvin Briggs def Frank Collet ner F McQuown-Venabl- e 5 tl 3 Boyd Venable def Paul 8:00 A M — Dan Bailey vs H 10-- 8 Pack-Bi- ll 6 Klnard winner Tom Toyn Cawley 7 C 4 Roland 9:00 A M — Jack Hazen v def Wayne Bundy 3 3 Smith Chuck Woodcock vs Ogden def Leonard Adams 1 Junior Ketchle Junior Ketchle def Harold Baker 7 3 6 Bud Edison def E 11:00 A M — Joe Humphries vs 1 Dick Ryan Christensen 1 G Smith def 3 6 Dick Ryan def Wes 8:00 P M—Roland Ogden vs win Toyn 2 ner Wayne Boyle-LewEdison defeated Belnau 3 0 2 Baker Bailey def John 8:00 P M—Bud Edison vs Fred Rabe Miller default Humphries def Wig11-- 9 Monroe 3 Park: def Doxey Cawley gins default Marvin Rabe def Hum 4:00 P M— Gordan Porter vs Conard Pearce 1 ’Marvin Rabe def phries 0 BOYS’ DOUBLES-LibertVincent Tassone default Leonard Park: A&ams def Bill Pullman default ’ Armstrong’s In Tie With Elks For 2nd Place Won Bill Klnard def Howard Littlefield 8-- FOHRMMAIN ' Schedule Saturday Warren at South Weber Pleasant View at Roy Marriott at Syracuse (1:00 p m) G Wednes- - TEST INDEPENDENT LEAOrT Dave Levin To Race Mexican Mat Star Jysf fliraTFe minis W AV VA’ ' ip ©Gftibaflll Dim Upsets Eeqoircfe CHECK LEADERS Teamed for Life ‘‘ J " Ptmcc in Cauliflower Alley ELKS FAIL TO awarded at the close of the tournament to the outstanding individual athlete of the series Playing ability sportsmanship and citizenship will be considered in making the award Tremonton boasts the strongest team in the history of the northern- section of the state They arefavored by many to romp home with the ( '' 4 ’ Boast Powerful Teams Champs Play Nevada f Dim Baseball 'Tremonton And Salt Lalce ' fu nd Will Play Beginners j r- MOntC STRAIGHT DOURBO WHISKEY 5 Atonthi Old vroMlua OH GUARANTEED e Tfiire Motorola Auto RadiosIt’s Saie for! 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