Salt Lake Tribune | 1922-07-01 | Page 12

THE SALT LAKE TKIBUNE 12 SATURDAY OHXIXO, JULY 1, 1922. V 10 WOULD YA Lllffi A MCE DIAMOND UNO. 1 Bees Even Up Series .6-- 0. With League Leaders; Solve D e 1 1 s Benders At At At At . Lot Angela Blt Lak 6, Vernon Seattle San Franclece 6, Seattle Portlan8 Lot Angele 0, Portland Oakland Sacramento 3, Oakland 4. 8. Special V Hollis tiirXzrJ1 at the Thurart on was boss - situation throughout, but was forced to work some In the ninth, when an Infield hit Sand and by French, a wide throw byVernon viSmith's clean1 single gave sions of a great rally, which died out ' with one run. Vernon was first to score, getting me five bkees. In second on hits totalling Hercules Hyatt gathered hie daily bacon in the form of a triple, scoring on a double by Sawyer. tnb of next two guys was a simple out; and the other one drove Into double ploy Salt Lake knotted the going In the fourth with true maritime skill. Strand singled, took second on WUholt's out and rode home on a single to center by Duffy Lewis, the hlttln' manager. The Bees went to the front unmistakably In the fifth. After Thurston had ' Sohtek singled and Sand walked. Paddy Hits One. Paddv Slglln .leaned on a Pell delivery to right, Schick and for a three-baggSand scoring But Helnle s coming home didn't sand the track well epouvh for Biglln to make the grade. Paddy was held at third on Strand's short fly to Chadbourne, and Wilholt popped to Hv-a- tt near the middle of diamond The Bees have a way of using their triples thst la disconcerting to their opponents. More bunching of blows for two In eighth. Sigltn singled and scored from first on Strand's double to the ouija board. The play at the plate was dose and puzzling, but Mr. Eason didn't seem to heeitate, spreading out his hands as a pelican does Its wings when volplaning. WUholt filed to Hawks, and Lewis walked. Tony Lazzerl singled sharply to Lewis being center, counting Strand, overtaken between second and third by Ohadbourne's peg and run down. grounded Wheeser had taken so many on the chin that Essick had P. Samson Schneider pitch the final round so as to give flrst-Hn- e chin a rest. When last- - seen Mr. Dell waa giving the chin a well earned reoreatlon on the cement edge of er er the 8ehsng, Hehluklv.ef Lost- 17 - . 31 34 J9 43 43 47 49 dug-out- BEES 5, TIGERS 2. SALT LAKE. 331 The days best hitters-AB. H. TB. PC. 1 OOO 3 3 ElJJsqn, San Francisco . .3 4 6 .800 Smith, Vernon .....6 4 3 .150 3 High, Vernon .760 ! 5 .760 Carroil. Angeles ....4 4 Hale. Portland e .760 v tke , .667 .3 Salt-Ij- .667 Oueto, Seattle Poole,' Portland .667 .. 3 Puhrman, Portland-...,4 .500 Biglln, Salt Lake 4 .600 Strand. Hglt l Jike 2 3 .500 French, Vernon 2 2 .500 .4 Sheehan, Sacramento'. .500 Twombly, Angeles ..4 2 8 3 .600 4 2 Wolfer, rortland Home-rur- r hitters- High, Brazil, Hale, Portland; Barney, Seattle. Is ' The rerles stand: won 2. Vernon won 2. Salt San Francisco won 1, beattle won postponed. Los Angeles won 1. Portland won postponed . Sacramento won 2, Oakland won 3, 1 2, 1 2. Winning and losing pitchers yesterday: At Los Angeles: Thurston, Balt Lake, winner; Dell, Vernon, loser. At Oakiand'prough, 'Sacramento, winner; Krause, Oakland, loser. - At Seattle: Gearv, San Franetsco, Vinner; Maik, Seattle, loser. At Portland. Portland, Sutherland, winner; Crandall, lx Angetesr loser. - in so far as New. York state is RIcknrd and Frank iFlournov. Madison Square" Garden and Veodrome matchmakers, obtained agreement to the battle, for which neither time nor place ! as been, set as yet Greb was the man selected by the New York state athletic commission to fill johnny Wilson s brogans when the latter refused to meet the Plttsburger for the title. Two-bas- M01T AND JEFF f- If 2 M.rriutMD S 0 1 e'Lafrtle.lb 8 1 8 8 1 12 121 111 I 00 10 e 1 O O 0 0 0 0 0 1 17 Tots Is... 41 2 10 33 8 TWnts.,38 8 Wills out, kit by batted bill. tBsttsd fur 8!lte In aieveu tHas for Koehler la ssrei Beors by lynlaga: 8 8 8 8 8 8 I 3 Haerentenur. 0 O 8 8 8 Oakland ... 0 O d Pemree. Error. Marriott, rather Sususary: g. 2. Stowe Kim on halle OffTwo-baa-Krauts e bases Iraree, gebang hits Tsfay-rtfs- . Koehlrr. Baerlfles hits Prawgh, Krsuse. Time 2 00. Tomas end Umpires ((her. " Cerruti. Lf'10 10 SEALS SCORE FIVE IN EIGHTH AND WIN fir Unlrprajil flerrlc. June 80.Oery had the here this aftera pitching duel better noon and San Francisco Von by the ecore of 6 to 4 The Seals made all their runs In the eighths I SEATTLE, of SAN SEATTLE. FRANCISCO. ABKHO A. KUy, If.. 8 0 1 ft liUne. If . Valla, rf ft 1 2 0 0H Adam, Kamm, 8b S 1 1 0 8 Burney, rf fill lano lb A 1 8 8 llFHrtred, of. OTwuqi.rf 8 1 0 1 ojwi(rll.8b 4 0 0 1 4 Stumpf, m Hbvne, kUrttiff.2b 4 0 1 AB 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 I A. 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 1 1 1 Davit DrlncoU has matched Johnny Dundee and Danny Frush of Cleveland to battle tor the New York state title of featherweight champion of the world at Ebbels field on August 17. The title they will be fighting for Is that of Johnny which the commission recently de clared vacated win this state. 8 4 t MICHIGAN CITY. Ind , June SO With only three more day a left to train for his match with Champ on Uennv Leonard, on Kansas will taper down to July 4, Rot-k- l.ght work from now en, -Todav he gave s'arrlng partners orders to cut loose with all thev had, and tho rope for he did the same. He Jum,-efifteen minutes, shadow toxed six rounds and boxed six more for good measure. "All I need now Is to dry out a few pounds." HocKv said. Field in I I 8 Tourney at Logan Grows Smaller 16 3 8 8 A 3 8 8 8 0 1 8 2 O 8 0 2 (Hiker, 3b 6 nruhakr.es. e OjKvehler, Of Urdus, p Ul'le, S. (Howard. , 'Ilk butt.. O' Salt Lakers jSensational. ShootinjpNear End of Second' Round Vanquishes-Wolf- f; Clash With' EvansJomes Today. oouxAtr CLUB, Kan- -' . aa City, - Mo. . June IQ.-the Associated Pres. ) Clilck Evan today shot ,hi way lnto.the finals of the western amateur Wyi- - loumament at the Hillcrest ,na mp8t ver eegn here, and fuj. exhibition ot George Von Elm of Salt Lake City will be his opponent. Von Eltp outlasted Clarence Wolff of SL Louis tit, a' battle of nerve in their semifinal eonteef. Evan - completely outclassed Fred M right of Los Angeles, 6. and u, while Von Elms margin was 4 and 2. Part ot each contest was played in o 'driving rainstorm, out the moisture seemed to help Evans and Von Elm. Both matches started as if they would run. to the thirty-sixt- h hole, each-victbeing one down at the ninth and one up at the eighteenth. .It waa just the old story in the afternoon round of the strain proving too great for some, but of no effect on those who had been steeled against , breakdowns through grueling play In dozens of tournaments. Evans, present western amateur title- ' holder, six times"1 champion and farmer national titleholdeT never faltered in the titfht play. Wright, a nationally known nt&r, failed In tho end, and despite a great display of nerve when hla hands refused jq obey Ria thooffhdf?--bie- w op, hillcrest By conLOGAN, June 30. Elimination tinued In TenniS clubs eln-'I- e tournament last evening and today untllqp'numbei' of crack tennisers now Utam up for the title. The third round evening were very Interrnptchesandlastsome Jiigh-clas- s tennis jvaa esting played. Joe Cowley, the Junior singles champion. progressed toward the semifinals When he won from Aaron Olsen In two love sets. Cowley showed up very strong. Mose Rich, Aggie racqueter, . showed up well against Spcwe Eceies, winning two straight wets easily, Bill A Merrill had a hard tlftil? with Lund John4 sons another Junior, but won George Koeles forced himself ahead of Weston Vernon, Jr., winning two out of three. seta, C, R. Johnson won over Bill Barber 2 and Percy Smith took in GRrge Yon Elm Unruffled. C. Jensen Von losec of xmly one tournamreit The doubles tourney did not get un- matoh Em', In thirty in three years, and holder der way last night as was expected, but of the Pacific, northwest and will be In full swing by tomorrow. titles, never lost his careless attitude, Wolff,- fighting hard throughout and! eeveral- times being In the lead, Known lost control of his clubs when control meant victory. Evana shot two under par In his thirty-on- e holes, despite the rain, which NORRISTOWN, Pa., June 39. Robert at once time made It impossible to see W. ("Tiny) MakWell, former yard ahead. It didnt last long, guard, weight thrower, sjwrts writer fifty He however. turned the first nine In and one of the. football of37, the second in par 36. the third ficials In the east, died . In a hospital to- par In par 37, and shot two birdiea and two day at a result of Injuries received in In the other four holes. an automobile crash early Sunday. Percy pare The real brilliancy of the champions Sanderson,, golf writer, who was also In game did not show in his cards, even the wreck. Is still unconscious. though they were under par. It was Maxwell was sports editor of the Phil his deadly aoeuraey and unerring control adelphia Evening Public Ledger. of every club In his bag that made Although he had .seven fractured ribs worthy of a plaoe in r?vns..'.an? and' & dislocated hip, hte condition." did the golf hall oft.?ar fame. But for a tew bad not become critical until yesterday, when more several strokes would have breaks, fever and congestion of the lungs set In. been cut off of his medal card. Maxwell was born In Chicago thirty--eigAfter the first four holes, when he years ago. &He came Into promi- partly dubbed sliced an apdrive a and nence In 1902 as guard on the Unia blind man could have caddied versity of Chicago- - football team. He proach, everv was ball sent on an was one of the foremost weight throwers for him. for absolutely straight line for the pin. His In the country. drives and brassies were right for the flag; his approaches dropped dead; In an advantageous putting position; his long Results putts went straight for the hole, several 4 8 of fifteen to thirty feet going in, and seldom did ho miss a short one. LATONIA ENTILES. There Is little to write of Evans' shootFlint race, lx furlong Ritggle 10ft Flat ing in a descriptive way it as perfect Brown Eye 10lg Lround Swell 101, Sir and that tells the whole. story. golf Iftfl, 105. Sewell Coombs 10, Qammer made a start after losing 107, Itoiftl Dick 107 Mur liodln 108 Out-n- r theWright hole. Hegreat first hung up three birdies 110. Yrmneed ill, 100, - Art hie AlejnrrnW In a row, quick taking advantage of Brg Ptrfton 107, Bright Iaf 99 Prince WUes Evans only p of th day. He could 101. EitcirpokUe 101, CliutonvlUe 112, Guru not hold his advantage against Evans' trel 06. Be renth race, fire furlong IrleJ Bom 112, beautiful play, for ho became erratic and developed an unintentional fondues for Mary P 0 uni nor 112, l4dy Vonnie 112, He never quit 112, Gras Maid 112, Newport 112, Loyal poking with the woods. 112. Lilly M. 1U Bunny 112, Playful Ml trying, however, and by some brilliant Darrow 112, Kurturcttr 112, Checkerotte 112. recoveries with the irons managed to He Margaret Wire 112, Phenol 112 Bendita 112, hold an advantage to the sixteenth. Bluebird 112, Viotoire 112, NlUda 112. then lost three straight holes and In the Third race, one mile and a sixteenth afternoon round ne.ver had a chance. Damorls 93. Grace Daugherty DM). Coraon 100. match wa anyThe Von least BmU 1M). Richelieu 100, Hope 10U. body's moet of the way. Neither man Twinkle Blu 100, Green Gold 104. Firi Consul turned in the. medal h graced 103 Grace Mlnard lor. Bum Freedman 106. In but each cards their rounds, previous Nurture 104, Penwell 108 Approval JOB, Cut Up remade and each a good game played 103 Randrt 95, Oroand 105. Bojtif 101. markable recoveries from bad shot into Fourth race, one mil and nevrnty yard and the gullies. rough Cherry Tree W. Rtnbnrn 9, Keddam 98, Lady holes, Wolff, one down at eighteen . Madcap 112. Distinction 129. 0 nineteenth when Von Elm Fifth rac. one mil and a half Margaret halted th Wtnaor 121, Thibodeaux 126, Yosbtral 126, missed a putt for par, and took the twentieth with a par four when his opponent Olympus 126, Broom a iera 126 half furlong Sixth rare, fire nd Lathmp got into trouble on his approach, evening Both men turned In Perfect 108, Regent Queen 112. Tiptoe Inn 112. Fair the match. 113. Dr fours on the difficult AUc but 112, Iealle lift In Memorium twenty-firs- t, lift, Hopeless 115, Metric the long twentv-secon- d Glenn 113. Bkeraick found Von Elm's , lift. In the rough and one putt short, drive and seventy yard Be veil th race, me nT resulting a six, while Wolffs perfectly lead-ThLady Aster 99, Blnrnei atone 102. Pongee 102. plajed five gave him a Idol 104, American Boy 104, tautllcver Matin next was halved, but the twenty-fourt- h 104.v found Von Elms powerful drive Weather dear; track fast again In the rough, resulting In another over score per, while Wolff again had RESULTS. LATONIA lead. perfect figures for a two-hoFirst Ac, dx furlong Hayward Lady, won; Una Clark, second; Inquisition, third Time, Shot Sensational. 1 IS. Whlrt. Bird) X)..cMolUe King,. Human' Von Elm took the next, lost the sucitarian and Jankn also ran. Second race, fir and a half furlongs Gadceeding one, and mode it one down by a while fly, won: Jupiter, second; Kennmare, third. par four on the twenty-seventMazie. Mis Ronb, Yorick, Time. 1.0 drive was in the gullv, his apMr. Bock Wolffs Patrician and Jack Frost, run-up Nujnka, long for a proach short and hts also TW. conceded five when the" first ' Putt was ) and coupled Nuyanka (Jupiter n mil and a sixteenth My wide. It was at this point that th luck Third race. Von Elm began rising Ballot won; Lovellne, second; Amanda, third. changed and that that has made him the to the supergolf Time, 147 8 ft. Bun God, Fred Kinney, taiked-o- f in the tournament. man most Grey Engle, Hyampom Captain Beaerurt, twenty-sevent- h His long drive on the ana Silence also ran Tom, Nomine hit a small hillock and kicked Fourth race, on mile Tulalp, won; Toraihoi, behind two treoe, aecond: Marin Cnrpa, third. Time, 1 39. Tra- over to the rough which completely blocked a direct shot to vesty and Rep alto ran. Fifth race, six furlong Visa Jemima, wen; the green. The Salt Lake City player third Time. took a brassle and, playing an intentional Bradelbao, aecond; Advocate, Barracuda and Marvin May also slice from grass four mches high, curved 2ft. ran ' the ball around the tree, and" for a Sixth race, fir and a half furlonga-Ja-dy onto thejreen. It vat d second; Duat the most flight Gorham, won; Alice Blue Gown, sensational and the most beau07 2 3 Clfarer, Mtm Time. Flower, third ot the tournament. shot played tifully Tekihim and Lartnia lo ran Met. gave htma hlrdle tour and Seventh race, one mile and three !xteenta Two putts match. halved the twentv-nlnt- h He Uncle Tel, woo; Lefoudr. econd; Lady Lil- evened the took the thlrtlethyn hen Wolff t and Mormon Tim, R9 PrixWarsaw. lian, third second tended in a ditehsmd a long putt also ran Rider. Conntes and War thec-Log- 1, 0. 6, 6, 2, 2. Trane-Miaslsslp- pl Well Athlete and Is Dead Writer Sports best-kno- -- Score THREE HOME RUNS Regular Sunday Shoot GIVE BEAVERS GAME The shooting to be held at 4he Fort Douglas range Sunday by the Salt Lake Riflo and Revolver Hub has been postponed until Sord.it. Julv 9 Thin Is the firrt Sunday the ulub has not been on the Oinge this year, uml It was decided by the members to lake adtantage of the holldais over the Fourth to get some wrist practice whipping the streams for trout. The big annual state match to he held at the range July 23. 23 and 4, in which teams from all over the state will participate, Is well under way. Arrangements have hear made to take (are of the men during their stay in Balt Like. The prize of a box of Martha Washington tiuidv was won b 11. A. Weymouth with a score of 300 and a handicap of 43. mnkimr a total ecoie of 319 out of a world, 2 O Rifle Club Postpones NEW YORK. June 30 Tex Rickard announces the of matching Harry Greh and Dace Rosenberg to f ght for the middleweight championship of the 10 I Heardo. BOXING NOTES Hits .. ..0 f Oluoopar, hr inning' San rranciaco ...O' 0 0 'T 0 T 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 fteattlo Innlne Error nummary: Kelly, Rhyme ke Salt strengthened Its hold on pitched Credit victory Mack T 8 8. Oearr 8 third place yesterdav by reason of the to Gearr; Baaea on defeat to Mack. charge defeat of Ixis Angeles at Portland. ball -- Off Mack 4. off Circfy 1. Stolen bae Kelly, Paaaed ball Ycllc. Home run Barney A though the hit Twobaae hitn Kelly, Angels got nine hits off Tlireo-baaStumpf to Double play 8. Adam Sutherland yesterday, they were unable Tbln. Wletcnll, to make even one taliv out of them. The Stumpf; k'dly to Yelle; Kimra to Ktldiiff to MeOrew and Time 1.30. Umpire Klliaon, Beavers whaled out three homers. 350. Vernon Buns .. ..0 1 0 0 Hite .. ...1 3 2 1 Innings pitched Bv Dell 6 Summary: Charge defeat to Dell. Buns responsible for Dell 6. Thurston 2. Struck out Bv Dell 8, by Thurstofi 3, bv Schneider 2. Base on balls Off Dell 4. Three-bas- e e hits Hyatt, Stglln hits Lewis, Sawyer, Smith 2, Strand. Double Lazzerl to Slglln to Strand. flays Sand to Strand. Time of game One hour and 45 minutes. Umpires Eason and Finney. 81)2 8 Wild Heaves and Such le Boors by Innings; Bait Lake Buns .. ,.8 0 0 I118 l4 1 Ursa. rf. I Siuwliae.lk 4 0 1 18 Orr, If... 4 O' 8 8 pesm.se. 4 1 0 2 Bteuse,e 4 0 O 0. Pruus b, p I 8 0 1 - Is Boss. frt - I ' Crandall Profitable . Von Elm Wins Way tQ Final Clash for the Amateur Til e, Pug-mlr- at Portland 3. to The Tritmn. LOS ANGELES, June 30. Salt Lake Bees, equipped with A large harpoon, heaved the pome Into the Vernon Tigers today and then broke off same ruthlessly, Thus the visitor tied the aerled, to 1 sing today's game Jn order to even up matters Manager Lewis sent to .the mound one Hollis Thurston, a former Los Angeles athlete, who in his bush days was not without baseball honor save In hts own home town. Therefore be went, and got himself a job In Utah. Wheeser Dell, on the other side of the argument, wag not in an argumentative mood. - Plainly, Wheeser hsd no quarrel with the vlaltlng batters, who didnt share the spirit of modern Christendom, but; Instead. Insisted on soaking him when hit meant- - runs, Vernon counted a run In second, withDaddy. SigSalt Lake Tying In fourth. two on one inning la- lln's triple-wi- th ter put Been In front, and they added a COliplQ of fropt feet later. Heywood and Xona Todd, Miss Haywood being, the winner In stra ght sets, and The finals probably wtl) be played between Ida Anderson and Miss Heywood. L. btewart defeated IL Craven In the junior tournament with scores of 3 and Interest in the junior tournament is divided between young Doc Gilbert Beck and Allison Smith, all of whom have atrong backing. The state tournament" will be held In Salt Lake starting July 14. 'Ned Garstate champion, has written to .the Suffers Shut- nett, Doc Ogden Tennis club asking for a strong delegation of Ogden players to do. their competition, for the Seals title. inIt furnishing out Is expected that the cpming state tournament will be even a bigger succese . than that staged last year In Round. Ogden. Enjoy , The Ogden city tournament will- - be staged ori the Ogden Tennis clubs courts Immediately following the don of the state tourney. This tournament is open By tlalvenel terries. all tennis players of Ogden. Jit is Ao 30. Won OA ELAND. June The Senators aq eleven-innin- g pitchers' battle w(th the Oaks today by a score of I to 3. entrv should be made to the Ogden I hacbambnto. Oakland Tennis club Secretary. Harold N.. Tit icy- AH K.H 0 A. AlKHOA.f 1 If. w Bws. nrxiiit,ew 8 I8 & 2 Tennis I WMI. rf , 6 f UnlTersal Scrtlet. TORTLAVn, June 30 Portland defeated Crandall. Los Angeles pitcher, for the first time In many moons today by the score of 4 to 0. The Beavers hit three homers. By At Portland: IjOS AMJKLE8. AB PORTLAND I R.llsO A Afi.K.H.O.A. ) 2WoJfrr,lf LCoi.cf.., SlHljfh.rt.s 8 liHaU3b. S 8 2 4) Brasil. 2b Gtir-to- let-u- Pie-nr- e score-whic- Total 84 V 0 24 7 Total. .82 4 11 27 9 0 0 Lbi Ad fetes ,.,.0 4 Portland Puhrman. Bane McAuley, Bummary Error 1 t Stolen Off Sutheraml l. off Crandall on tall Home run baa 4arroll. Mich, BraalU, llale. Two-ba- s hit Poole, Twombly, Wolfer. Car-rol- l. McCabe to Deal; Poole to Doublep lar McCann to Pnoto: Deal to Orlfia to pool t Time of fame I hour 85 minute. MM'snn. Lmpirp Caaej and Byron. 0000000 00080100 Ogden Tennis Club Opens Second Round of Tourney OGDEN, Juns 30 With tho first round of the season's tournament completed In all three classes mer&r, ladies' and juniors the second round opened up Instrong yesterday with several verysome teresting games being played and surprises sprung. Earl Harris, club champion, beat Art Shreeves easily in two sets, 1 and Sherman Dr. Fslne was defeated by Mllnar Jeffrie Hendershot, . beat Ijawrence Taylor In a match, three set being played, result 6 and The big showing up surpr.ae of the second round wa the of Wendell defeat Fitzgerald by Lew Wallace, a new member of the club, 3 H. and the scores being N. Tltlev also defeated Robert Nevtns In straight sets, scores being The most even game of the series so far was that played by Major Oliver This fTesbrey and Orval W. Adams games In gam went the limit, slxty-tw- o all being played before a decision was rendered In favor of Adams. The scores 8 and were This game Is the feature of the tournament so far. Only on game was played by the women yesterday, thi being between Mary 1, hard-foug- 4, 18-- and Entries Turf Elm-Wol- ff OMHQn.H 0 0 Poole, lb. 2 Olfbrmaa.e 0 l8thrlnd,p 1 7 ht one-ho- le h, t, Ssij-ya- Ill 275-ar- 1 1 Miss Shultz Must Have a Broadcasting Station le failed to drop for the St. Louisan. The "was an even four for each, but Wolff dubbed his 'drive on the thirty-secon- d end his iron wan short, von Elm again came through with a par four and was dormle th and the match' ended when Wolff failed again on the thirty-thir- d lost hie mashle drive on when and was fifty yard the short thlrty-fourt- h wide. thirty-fir- Record Crowd Turn Out to Witness mous st r, College Play Results. GARDEN CITY, N. Y , June 30. J. B. - Secor of Williams and A. P. Boyd of Dartmouth will fight It out tomorrow Play French of Fa- Woman. WIMBLEDON, England, June 30. (By Associated Press.) Buaann Lenglen, th world woman tenni champion, and Mias Kathleen McKane. on of England' best player, proved the magnet which a- to the treated thousands of person Hand at Wimbledon today to witness (heir play in the championship tourna- n ment. Mile. Lenglen won from Miss in two highly interesting sets, - Tha spectator also saw Randolph Lyre tt, th sterling Australian player, who In the Davis cup did not compete matches owing to a trained shoulder mus old-ttperformances In c F7 cles, equal hla sending down to defeat Baron de Mor contest, purge ot Italy, In a th kc-KaL for tho Individual championship of the Intercollegiate Golf association In the final over the links of tho Garden City Golf club. Both won their way to the finals this afternoon by defeating Harvard rivals In tho semifinals brackets, Boyd downing D. A. Williams, four up and three to play, while 8ecor took the measure of Durham Jones In a close match, 2 and 1. Other Interesting matches on th variDoubles, semifinal round: of L. E. Williams and G. M. Wheeler, ous courts today were the victories United Mrs. Molia Bjuratedt Mallory. Yale, defeated B. K. Parks snd George States, over Mrs. Hsilllck, England. Mlsa O'Connell, Oklahoma. won over1 Elizabeth Ryan, California, .Mrs. McNair, England: J. O. Anderson, Onwentsia Star Wins. Australia, over A. H. Fyse. India; A. E. BUFFALO, N. Y., June 30 Edith B.- - Kinescota, England, ever Andrew Cummings of Chicago, star of the France:. Gerald Pattereon, AustraCountry club, will meet Glenna over J. BorxKra. France; Henry Collett of Providence, east woman golt lian, ov.ar Dean Matbeyv Cochat. France, chmptcxv; dn"dh final round of eighteen Unltsd States, and T. M. Davison, Enholes for first honers in the country club's gland, over G. G. Caner, former AmerInternational Invitation tournament to- ican Intercollegiate champion. morrow. After haying traveled ten miles, more Miss Cummings, who disposed of Alexa than 6000 persons were turned way from Stirling, thrice ngdlonal champion, yes- Wimbledon this afternoon, as th stands terday. today defeated Mrs, Lee Mlda of and every available space were packed Chicago in the semifinal, I up and 6 to with spectator an hour before .the play. matches- The Prince of Wales, Mis Collett was g1vi a hard contest the Duke began. of York, former King Manuel by Mrs. F. C. Letts of Chicago, tit east-er- n at Portugal, Grand Duke Michael and champion winning the match by Mm. David Lloyd George were among the one hoi e and crowd that saw the The cards: o The the match. Welff were hi Wales of Prince and given party Out 4 4 6 8 8 6 3 8 488. a great reception. In- -8 8 4 4 4 4 4 8 438. 6. thlrty-siz-ho- is m hard-foug- 6. 6-- 3. 3. 0. Go-be- rt, Lengien-McKan- Lycett-Morpurg- Yon Kim ! Results at Skokie. (bit 4 4 4 4 8 8 4 8 8 88. I $ 4 8 8 8 4 4 438. Wolff Out 4 4 4 8 4 4 4 8 839. In 8 8 6 6 4 84. n8 You Id Bl IB- -Out 4 8 4 4 4 8 I 6 4 44 8 8 5 --3 -8 Even Out Id Wright " 'MOBNIXCT n GLENCOE, III., June 30. William II and Sandy Wiemer of Germanwon fourth match round their town, Pa in the men double of the Illinois state championship tennis tournament at Skokie today, defeating A1 Green and George Leet of Chicago In straight sets, Til-de- 40. 0trbD.' 6. 8 4 8 6 4 4 8 4 4 S8. 8 4 4 4 8 3 4 8 86 8T 73. 4 1 8 4 4 6 3 8 488. Id 6 8 4 8 4 4 4 5 4 38 3578. Out AFTERNOON Evans 84. 4- -H. , 4t NEW YORK, June 30 C. B. Wrlghtr-mewealthy Tulsa, Okta, oil man, today was directed to .return to the Aero chib of Omaha, Nab., 13000 In prize money, which It Is alleged was wrongfully awarded him following 1m aeroplane contest at Omaha last November. Th order was issued by the contest committee of the Aero club of America. Tha committees action followed filed by John M. Larsen of New York, donor of the prize, who charged that the money was awarded Wyights-ma- n on a victory , which he claims to have been gained through false representations of fuel and weight carried by the oil mans planes tn th contest, which was a general efficiency teat. Larsen had eeveral planes entered In the connecwas In held which competition, tion with the Omaha-Pulltztrophy meet. n, pro-tes- er Today's order directs Wrightsman to return the prize money within ten days or be disqualified. Further hearings, to determine the winner, will be held following the return of th money, it was announcad. Play for Deseret Gym Womens Title Is Today i Mrs. V. RYn and Miss Olivia Brodbeck will clash for tb women's championship of th Deseret gymnasium at 1 o'clock this afternoon. This pair survived the semifinals, played yesterday, winning out . easily. .The finalist hv had KtUgdifflculty in making their way to th championship sets, and both are confident of victory today. It looks like a keen struggle. Inasmuch as both araconsistent player with a thorough! knowledge of the game. Miss Brodbeck, holder of the state championship. is the favorite, but Mrs. Ryan has many bgckers ho are equally sure she canjitin from Miss Brodbeck. Miss Brodbeck won from Mrs. C. W. in straight sets, yesHtrynler Miss Brodbeck had an easy terday. d drives her time, being too much for Mrs. Hlrsrhler to cepe with. to Mrs. Brenneke lost Mrs. H. P. Rvan, In an evenly matched affair, much closer than the score would Indicate. Mrs. Brenneke often worked 'the games up to deuce, both sets being drawn out. 0, 1, (Copyright, 1922, by H. C. Fisher. Trad Mark Reg. "0,' H. 'Tat, . Off.) . 6- -l 6. 6-- 4, 8, Aero Club Asks Winner to Return Prize Money aell-place- Philip Betters of San Francisco, California state champion, defeated Fritz and Michigan Indianapolis. Bastian, Florida state champion, in the fifth round of th mens singles, 10-IMrs. H. 8. Adams, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mr. Waldo, Chicago, defeated Btroebel snd Mrs. Bailey in the semiafterdoubles this finals of the womens noon, The victor will play Marion Leightoit Mrs. Michel in th final match tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Adams also de- fested Mrs. BeUe Dowling In the fifth round match of th (women's singles fhi morning, Ralph Burdick and Frit Bastian, Indianapolis, western doubles champions, defeated Ralph Rice and Stanley Bates of the South Side Teomis club. Chicago, in a fifth round match In the men's doubles. Rain Interfered with the play in the fifth round match of the men's doubles when Bettens and Roy Coffin, Phtlndol-phltook one aot from the Weber brothers of Chicago, --t. The play will i?e resumed tomorrow. 8, ROUND. 1 8 In 4 8 Wright Out 4 4 6 8 8 8 8 8 5 Id 3 48. 8 4 4 1 4 Out 4. 6, zd 3. 3, jf a, Doubles Announced. 80. James June PHILADELPHIA. Davies and Philip Neer. Leland Stamford, wilt meet L E-- Williams and G. M. Wheeler, Tale, tn the final championship doubles match of the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis association tomorrow afternoon a a result of their victories today tat the semifinal round. Williams, who Is captain of the Yale team, also will play In the singles final, opposing Wray Brown, Washington university, St. Louis. The singles will start at 3 oclock and the doubles shortly after Ihe singles match is completed. Davies and Neer, who ranked second in the collegiate doubles last year, won their semiftmi from Morris Dunne and Karr PfafTman. Harvard, in three torrid sets, 7, 8. 0, Williams and Wheeler defeated B. K. Parks and Georg OConnell, Oklahoma, who an hour earlier had eliminated R. N. Bradley and G. C- - Guild, Harvard, The Yale team beat the west- 4-- 3. 4. erners, 4, J. v - Gibson Quits Post as f Manager of Pirates . PITTSBURG, Fa., June 30. George Gibson, manager of tha Pittsburg Pirates since the spring of 1920. today announced his resignation, effective immediately, to his players when they went to the showers after their defeat by St. Louis. Less than an hour later the management of the team announced that Wll llam McKechnle of Wllklnsburg, assistant manager, would succeed Qlbby. Gibson did not relate the details of his decision In a short speech to the men, but a report had It that he has been dissatisfied with the poor showing of the team in the past two weeks and that he felt he should step out and give some other man a chance at the helm. By BUD FISHER . X. A