Show 5alt gakc Tuesday Morning l Ia A i' s 1 s cunange tm t Lefties Open Practice For Tourney aalses S2350 for Army Benefit U :r Utah's southpaw golfers are warming up for the annual state championship meet which will be played at the Forest Dale course thin week end Al! qualifying scores must be turned in before Friday noon First-roun- d matches will be played Saturday with the semifinal and finals on Dr E R Foutz Sunday defending champion arrived State Tourney To Open at Fort Aug 27 Dates for the Utah amateur rolf championship tournament were moved up one week at a meeting of the state association directors at the chamber of corn rnerce Monday night The meet was originally planned for September 4 to 7 but the event will now be held August 27 to 30 The meet was moved up at the request of the Fort Douglas club where the meet will be held The Fort Douglas leaders believe the course will be in better condition here from Phoenix Ariz Monday to defend the title Spendlove famed On Army Team "All-Arm- Fish and Game Employes Get Raises in Pay of specific pay increases for fish culturists and game wardens that will put Utah on a "favorable pay status with neighboring states" according to Newell R Frei member of the board of the state fish and game commission was made Monday The new salaries were approved by the fish and game commission the state finance commission and Governor Herbert B Maw in a special meeting Monday to discuss various matters relating to the recent meetings of fish and game officials throughout the Announcement Leonard Wood who appointed Saturday to succeed Anderson resigned as and game director Monday conferred with E N Larsen member of the state fish and game commission and the board of big game control Newell R Frei and Marion J Madsen acting director Mr Wood is slated to assume his new duties as director Wednesday after he has had time to clear up his obligations and complete work in connection with his former duties as director of the state make-wor- k - Southern Team Looms Strong project Wardens and fish culturists were set on a standard pay scale Monday with a general salary raise set for each class New salary scales and classifications are: First class game wardens are now 'laid from $125 to $140 a month a raise from the former base pay of $110 a month Second class wardens are now to be paid from $140 to $160 a month First class fish culturists are now paid from WO to $135 a month Second class culturists' salaries are now set at from $100 to 135 a month Third class hatchery operators top specialists in their field are now being paid $135 to $150 a Pap:" ) in Boise on October 30 and 31 193S Mr Derks also attended this inr meeting and was named to act as the representative for the Salt Lake club Mr Derks addressed the meeting and spoke at length on baseball and also stated that he felt sure that Mr William Lane owner of the San Diego franchise In the Pacific coast league would be very glad to place a team at Salt Lake City in the league "The league was already to go at that time with the following towns: Boise Twin Falls Pocatello andLewiston Idaho and Ogden and Salt Lake City Utah But shortly after the meeting Mr NV:11am Lane of San Diego passed away and it became necessary for Mr Derks to line up someone to take the Salt Lake club He was active and used very good u d irment in contacting Eddie MulLgan and sold him on the Salt club Lake -Our next meeting was held in n 17a-1Falls on November 27 1939 and Mr Derks had Eddie Mulligan present at the meeting and we completed arrangements for the Thoneer league "I might state that on our first we had meeting in Twin asFalls to what our quite a discussion rew league should be called: I remember very plainly that Ft Mr Derks insisted that we should have a short name and after much discussion he was the man that of 'Pioneer suggested the name baseball league" and same was adopted unanimously "Mr Derks attended all of our league meetings from then on until i'llness overtook him and he was unable to leave his bed "At our annual meeting in Salt Lake held February 16 1940 the e rertors desired to recognize John C Derks for the part he had the taken in the organizing of secleague and he was elected ond vice president which post he has-- held up to the present time I have always enjoyed my Mr Derks and frendship with baseball rely a great deal upon hissound in He is very 'baseball problems and is always agnil:ng to rive much needed advice The Pioneer league profits - month Newell R Frei pointed out that receive hatchery supervisors lights fuel and housing facilities in addition to their salaries : South Wins Coast League Star Game HOLLWOOD Aug all-st- 3 (—Seven ar ney Olsen of Los Angeles North South Barrett R H E - Wallace Wade a4:''v:: ? I Spendlove was notified of his selection by a telegram from 1:! :4' " Washington according to Mrs P :: ' '''' '' LeRoy Nelson his mother-in-lawho lives in Ogden The big Ifte star weighs over 225 "1'1 :' 4 i:'' pounds and stands six feet three inches He is unquestionably one of V ''::'st ' the finest linemen that Coach Ike I A i ': ever has Armstrong developed at 1:-the 'eLT" He was not only chosen sliwaltoti last year but also 114 N '' named on the Little team and received k ' mention on many other squads is to Floyd eager get another -chance to play football and de- N 'kr 4e lighted with his selection He r- e -ports he is in fine shape and ext4i 2'0f11 '' ' pects to be in fighting trim before ' ' d ' t : t he reports for the opening drill '''M At A ALAILA greatly from the past baseball experience that Mr Derks has had He is a very outstanding gentleman has many friends throughout the intermountain country aild Is a lover of baseball and contributes very freely towards the same" 1rr ? w ill & I r - 1:: 1: 7 1--::- ':"' All-Ameri- ca ca t'v-'- 0 -"- ''- - r4' :4 ii 4 ' V ATLANTA Aug 3 Url — southern football looks strange of face this season and a bit ragged around the edges here's why: More than 200players—half of them undergraduates—have been contributed to the nation's war effort since January 1 by the Southeastern conference plus 25 coaches assistant coaches and r r aZ' rr i 2 - 9:: 44 :' tt 141101844LtieV -iP6-eV- i N t —4 - ti'''!KL'LL-rYt44tltCfo!:- Former Floyd Spendlove Utah grid star named on all-ar- team Thr 6e Softball Games Listed 1St - 6-- Binor'sTano-az- Scores Win Dr E L Skidmore won the July leg directors' cup golf tournament at the Salt Lake Country club Monday by defeating Bryant 2 in the final match Crawford Dr Skidmore played steady golf to turn in the victory and grab 3-- the July trophy COLORADO and 1942 6) 17Tf e Srvic I Trans-Mississip- pi AGUA CALIENTE Mex Aug UP—Bing Crosby man of many talents not to mention being the Del president of a racetrack at war closed by the Mar Cal made good Sunday in a new field —a breeding farm owner He shipped Tangazo a gelding bred at his Rancho Sante Fe Cal farm for a fling at the races here and the untried youngster scored in the five and one-hafurlong fourth race Tangazo was ridden by Apprentice Billy Rosengarten who never had scored on a winner and was trained by Jack Stark Crosby's ranch foreman who never had trained a thoroughbred—much less saddle a winner The chestnut son of Boilermaker Wikiup Honey scored by One length over Circle Car to pay $780 $480 and $340 on $2 tickets running the distance in 1:09 on a fast track Circle Car returned $580 $4 and Fourth Alarm held on to be third and pay $360 3 ita Kan 85 E E Lyon Wichita Kaxt 611p Brewery 3hamrrJek Zootprinters H 6 6 12 R H 4 5 of A 10 14 All players must present a birth certificate or note signed by parents to attest ages Any players entering the wrong class will be automatically disquali- fled according to McHLigh three-pl- y and his band s end KINGi SISTERS h '- '''!: t 1 1 I - 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KAY KYSER I Aug 3 (UP) — Falkenburg Hollywood Cal seeded third in the juniors' division CULVER Ind Bob Tuesday August 4 1912—Mountain War Time 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 415 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:i 5 5:30 5:45 out- - stondinq bands 4r champion of boxing's lighter scored a seven-roun- d weights technical knockout Monday night over Aldo Spo ldi of New York for his fourth victory in five fights of an attempted comeback The Los Angeles negro won every round by a comfortable margin and made a punching‘ bag of Spoldi whose only reward was the big hand he received for his gameness from a crowd which filled civic auditorium the 10000-sea- t Armstrong scored three knockdowns in the last round and had Spoldi bleeding badly from cuts around the eyes when Referee The Frank Carter stopped it fight was scheduled for 10 rounds Since his return from a retirement that began 15 months ago and lasted a year Armstrong has lost only to Reuben Shank in Denver and then by a close margin He had met and defeated Spoldi before—in New York five years ago—but not nearly so decisively as Monday night who also signed Monday C Noon nTonite of the nation's park Afternoon Programs Para e - i' 2 F The Country club women golfers 1200 1215 will qualify for the August leg 1230 Tuesi2:45 tournament directors' cup I :00 day starting at 8 p m according 1 :15 to Professional Alex McCafferty 1 :30 1 :45 B-- -- the all-tim- UP)--- Enos August Tourney Set H e‘ Most of Utah's outstanding players have gotten their start in this event It's the tournament that develops the future stars Practice days for the event will be announced later All entries must be turned in to Professional McHugh at Ni bley 3 ''')7:a7Encid' pace-settin- centage Latest success of the Footprinters showed a double win in their last two starts before returning to Salt Lake 4 Croft Joe Isiledwick behind third-plac- e of whose average Brooklyn dropped only one point gand 32 points behind the Dodger Pete Reiser Novikoff's 13 hits in 34 times at bat 'hoisted his average from 300 to 308 and advanced him from seventh to sixth place in the standing Reiser who connected only seven times in 30 attempts dropped 11 Ernie points to 343 and runner-u- p Lombardi of Boston with one hit in five times up dropped four points to 338 Leaving behlna a record of seven wins in 11 starts Salt Lake's Shamrock Footprinters girls' softball team Monday left Los Angeles for a return to local battle grounds Their California barnstorming brought them a 636 per- R 555-3- 8-75 Slaughter of the St Louis Cardinals and Larrupin Louie Novikoff of the Chicago Cubs did practically all the hitting for the National leagues leaders last week but that wasn't enough to make them contenders for the lead Slaughter pounded out a dozen hitsin 27 times at bat to lift his batting average 10 points to 319 That moved him from sixth place among the "first 10" regulars to fourth but still left him nine points 1 cham- - Smith Tulsa 82 L R Sipes Tulsa 83: J M Schumacher Nebraska The scores: City Neb 83: C E Duffner Okla- Slien4 PA rt: homa City 84: Jack Petrie Wich- Shamrqrk Foot nrilters 85 pion ran into putting trouble and shot a disappointing 76 His score low enough however to as- the suresthe Denver man a place-ichampionship bracket I 445-35- --66 3 22 gust Aberdeen Coal 445-3- 6-72 Reiser Holds Batting Pace lf Footprinters End Western Jaunt 544-- 36 434-- 31 544- -37 NEW YORK Aug be ju- le : 343 333 353 343 443 443 14 ' r 17 will be 16 about Tully Lee' tman's return to the grid Giants next season were dispelled with ED LETSOU receipt of his signed contract here One of the National brings tho FIRST COMPLETE Flint in V Jack Hunt advanced flying Monday e THE OF Viscount A Francle air league's leading Ark: Blytnevulle ground EVENING EDITION base Lincoln Neb Jack flack Kesler gainers Tuffy will join a conNEWS for field Mims Ends—Lieutenant Sarkkinen Sloan field tingent of Giants who leave from Texas Tackles—Robert H Wood Camp Wheeler Grand Central Tuesday afternoonCa and Sergeant Joe Daniels Cochran for the club's training camp in field Ga Mondays Thru Fridays Guards—Lieutenant Blicek and Corporal Superior Wis Others in the deBata! Camp Robinson Ark Mel are parting party Captain Centers — Lieutenant Kuhn Gilbert KDYL Tucnott Ariz William Diehl Hein Dom Principe and Al Owen 5:15 Fort Lewis Cal Corporal and Henry Adams Camp 36-- 72 trainers Alabama 1942 Cotton bowl champion has lost a dozen eligible players to the armed services along with 11 graduates and five members of Frank Thomas' coachTueadav'e Schedule h11 ing staff Georgia Orange bowl At Park 7 1s Lucky 13 'Klub p champion has sent 14 undergrad8 p Builders vs Fteminguates plus 11 graduates and four to Ramrods WA p m—Army Air Base vs I coaches Mississippi has only 15 players Park at White slate Tuesday's left from its varsity squad of 41 calls for three games with the which challenged last fall for the Shamrocks and Lucky 13 Klub unofficial conference champion- open:ng the program at 7 o'clock ship Twenty-tw- o undergraduates Williams Builders and are in service seven others in war meeting an hour laterRemington and the plants Seven graduates and four Army Air Base and Magna' s Mill members of Coach Harry Mehre's Workers putting on the final constaff are at war test Auburn reported three varsity The Shamrocks have just commen in service along with five pleted successful road trip graduates and five coaches Flor- into Arizona and California and ida has sent 10 graduates into should put out a very good brand service three undergrads and six of ball Naomi Allington who did coaches Georgia Tech listed 12 most of their chucking on their grads four undergrads and three recent tour will return to the 13 coaches Kentucky nine seniors Klub for Tuesday's tussle and lone six undergraduates and four Reese will toss for the Shamrocks coaches Williams Builders first half Least affected was Mississippi champs and the Ramrods should State losing one sophomore guard put on a good game The Builders to the army two others to war have trimmed the bullet-makework Eight 1942 seniors and three in both of the previous engagecoaches are in service Tulane has ments by scores of 0 and 4 given 11 undergrads 12 seniors and the Remington boys feel it is one assistant coach Tennessee their turn to nab one Doug Borg saw Colonel Bob Neyland go in Builder ace will oppose Paul King1941 subsequently lost one assistdom ant coach and it trainer along with eight undergrads and three o seniors Five Vanderbilt graduates six eligible players and Line Coach Paul Bryant are in service while Louisiana State has contributed four players 10 seniors and two Dr Skidmore Wins July Golf Tourney par Their cards: 445 Par out Harbert out 344 Harrison out 445 445 Par in Harbert in 434 Harrison in 444 The qualifying play on August over 18 holes Matct play will start August 18 with the finals over 18 holes on Au- will - ff : t: Armstrong Wins Seeded Netters Coast Battle Lead Field SAN FRANCISCO Aug (in— In N Jr Meet Henry Armstrong former NEW YORK Aug 3 (20—Sixteen more lieutenants noncommis sioned officers and privates Monday were added to the eastern diviy sion of the footkall team which Colonel Robert Neyland will round into shape at Yale univer- nine-strok- ff : i:'-- junior-juveni- ti t 17-2- 2 junior-juvenil- Sixteen More Chosen for Army Eleven all-arm- :'"r extef- from 17 to 21 the juvenile Include players from 14 to e will and the elude the youngsters under An entry fee of $1 will charged for the junior and venile and 50 cents for The annual Utah junior golf championship tournament will be held at the Nib ley Perk club August 17 to 22 Professional Torn McHugh who just left the hospital Mon- day immediately set out to corn- plete plans for the event whichannually draws all of the topnotch young players In the state The tournament will be di- vided into three divisions The junior open will include players His opponent lean Dutch Harrison the Arkansas traveler of Harrisburg Pa played tag with the traps and rough most of the day to take a 75 Harberte thus won the play-oby a margin one of the largest in any tournament play-osponsored by sity the P G A The group included Lieutenant For his victory Harbert the Dave Allerdice probably the greatlark (he whistles while he putts) est ever a passer check It developed at for $1000 pocketed was presented before a crowd of Princeton Private George Catego 1000 galleryites — remnants of Tennessee's great back of a few 12000 who watched the tournament during the week—while his years ago Private Jackie Hunt of missus stood proudly by his side Marshall college the nation's high was completed scorer of 1940 Lieutenant Roy The play-of- f and Bucek Texas A & M guard Lieuwhen she stood on tip-to- e planted a resounding kiss on his tenant Eino Sarkkinen Ohio State mouth The crowd liked the final end and Corporal Albert Baisti chapter and so did Chick: Chicago Bears' guard The 16 brought to 35 the total Lucky Guy number of players already named Wiping off the lipstick with his by Colonel Neyland former Tenhandkerchief the young pro said: nessee coach By next Monday he'll "I'm a pretty lucky guy all around have a squad of 70 on hand for a month's training before the team folks" The check boosted Harbert's makes its debut against the New money earnings for the season to York Giants at the Polo grounds T4692 and left him in sixth place September 12 in the Herald Tribamong the top 10 coin collectors une's annual game for its fresh Harrison wrapped $750 around his air fund and army emergency relief bank roll for a total of $4100 - In five rounds of golf during The players and camps: Racks—Lieutenant Allerdice ntr force his trail to the title Harbert fash- Camp Bowie Texas: Fort Fusin Va 'CAILieutenantGeorge Wa iterCafego A ioned scores of L uthpr 0N1 Ford : Lieutenant Mike Byelone 346 14 strokes under Keller's 36- Camp Shelby Mina Hill Smaitz Fort ':" 'Walter Emery Takes Lead Iii Broadmoor Tourney GUARANTEED often tobile Cerapl EAST 4TH SO A entire tournament Finds Traps :: 170-yar- a1— Pi 1 SPRINGS Colo Aug 3 (JP)—Par withstood the best efforts of qualifying candidates Monday in the twenty-secon- d Broadmoor invitation golf tournament but there's still another day for entrants to post lower scores Walter Emery of the Tulsa recapped Okla Indian Hills club equaled By nightfall 167 entries had 7—CYLINDERS—Checked for corn- the layout's par 70 to lead the been filed Candidates still have pression and first-da- y A former Tuesday in which to make the 18- 8—DISTRIBUTOR—Removed qualifiers checked on syncograph Walker cupper Emery fired hole qualifying try 9—COIL and CONDENSER—Caand erased all the way golf Monday's scores included: checked steady pacity water pump two over-pa- r Bob Goldwater Phoenix Ariz holes with a pair of 10—RADI4TOR—Hose and fan belt checked 72 Norris Russell Denton Texas birdies idle 11—CARBURETOR—Adjust For the first time in the tourna- - 73 Carl Poleny Talmage Neb — Lining checked 12—BR4KES Iment's history an ace was scored 75 H A Meyers Kansas City 76 master cvlinder checked 13—KNEE ACTION—Shock absorbd on the sixteenth hole Al Bill Stean Fairfax Okla 79 Verers checked shot landed non Cook Oklahoma City 79: Walfor grabs Edwards' seven-iro- n I 4—CLUTCH—Checked two feet short of the pin and spun ter Harned Wichita Ran 80: H and silpping Is Other Major operations Checked In Edwards of Colorado Springs L Singletary Tulsa 80 Neil a 76 Smith Ardmore Okla 80: Boston All f or only $485 carded John Kraft defending champion Smith Oklahoma City 80 J L '14L''':4 1- - 000 000 000— 0 5 0 000 000 10x— 1 6 1 coaches Freitas (3) Beers (6) and Mueller Raimondi (4) Glenn (7)7 Gehrman Gibson (6) Root (3) Prim (9) and Todd Ogrodovvski (4) Brenzel (7) COMPLETELY Nce Pftnt- Guess—We Know 1—BATTERY—Checked for grayItv and voltage 2—GENERATOR—Checked for bit ollace brushes and amperage for volta—STARTER—Checked age draw —Checked resistance and corrosion 5—FLEL PUMP—Checked for pressure and volume and 8—SPARK PLUGS—Cleaned efI r rs coast league pitchers held the circuit's leading batters to a total of 11 hits in Monday night's second annual game and the southern team won 1 to O The lone tally came in the seventh inning on a double by Mel Mazzera of San Diejo and a single by Bar- WE TEST AND ALL WORK y" 1-- TUNE YOUR MOTOR -4 ST PAUL Aug 3 (JP)—While his pretty blond wife rode behind him in an army jeep and tossed him smiles after every shot young Chick Harbert easily won the St Paul golf open championship Monday for love money and fame So inspired was the Battle Creek Mich pro—son of a pro—that he confidently swaggered around the hilly Keller public course in 66 six strokes under par and the lowest round of the 4:'-- War Cuts Into South States' was Mark fish Grid Rosters state th A- 66 to Win At St Paul " -- Slated for August t Harbert Has By Jimmy Hodgson 'Floyd Spend love captain of Utah university's championship football team last year has just been 'chosen on the football squad Floyd is now a private sta- - HY' ' tioned at Fort Rosecrans Cal He t1: ry is the only athlete chosen from ' v that camp for the squad to date '' The husky tackle in the Big Seven conference for !1the past two years expects to :: 47' report for duty to Los Angeles and will z under likely play shortly 3 eefUtah Junior Golf Tourney 7711 i t If - - 1 e the remainder of the summer The earlier dates will get the tournament over before school starts making it possible for some of the college lads to compete who may not be able to play at the later date President P A Papworth presided Reports on the state open tourament and the recent CrosbyEope exhibition match were dis-to cussed and plans were made turn the proceeds over to Colonel Ra yrn on S Pratt at Fort Douglas this week After all taxes and expenses are raid the events will yield about $2:150- for the Fort Douglas sold:ers according to President Pap-wor- Precoding e t August 4 1912 13:t1bunt - - at the earlier date with prospects of limited water at the course for (CcwInuod Irmat for Utah A rf - 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