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Show n M'"1 U i h f s n --- A FLUKE VELCOFF GAINS THE REFEREES DECISION FOLLOWING 1G SEASONS Senators Not UP SHOW by Oscar Hitt GIFTED AMERICANS I Too Secure As PROVED MOST INTERESTING ! The next big championship Derby.' Those who have been of another transJoust In golf Is the National apprehensive Minne- continental . foot-ramay be Interlachen, at Open Among the gratified to learn that the ime-Uapolis. July 111., most Wheaton, i heater-ope- ra professionals American tor has under-take- n anxious to do something about deep-se- a fishing and hunting checking Bobby Jones, the cruise to the tropical islands well will that b champion, off the West coast of Mexico known and ttitr&f&shknaMe L Plye has chartered a Walter Hagen, Gens Sara-ze- n AU sail and motor yacht for t f and Johnny Farrell. three' passed UP the British venture,fromwhich will take the hot and dusty away Open In order to be thoroughly for a trails of .the Bunion Derby rested and Even C. C. by now renewal of their 'rivalry- with caravan. must have experienced the dethe Georgian. for relaxation after a .The statistics, for whichIs sire career as a big-titempestuous observer a struggling many Yet his flair promoter. thankful in hot weather, snow the unusual remains. pyle that in the ' past ten years of for was good while he had 45 play fop. the American Open, the gambling spirit of Farrell namely, and Sarazen, Hagen the courage of each has been able to top Jones a frontiersman, and a supply ol oply twice. ' They all .did it tn hie convictions While it lasted, 1827 taking long green. at Oakmon this plturesque, likeable char., advantage of the'.-In Georgians the Open. acter played a spectacular role-- An worst performance American sports. Hagen led Jones by five Germany has replaced her1 strokes In U921, when .Jim them life with athletic life, remark, spread-eaglBarnes both to win the crown. Sargen ed Murray .Hulbert, upon his led the big parade in 1922 at return, from the Olympic at Berlin. a Instead of Skokie, with Bobby only it being an armed camp as stroke behind. . Farrell beat ff to 1914, the nation now is prior Jones In their famous play-oof gymnasiums and . a net-woat Olympia in 1928. Berlin . has The rest of . the record Is all athletic fields. lh favor of .the rugged, delegate one major field of some 80 acres on which athletes from from .Atlanta, i. Where the Big Three of the. pro- all over Germany tram and t clan have ..been then , they graduate. These fessional struggling to collet two titles athletes go to the smaller among them, Jones has won towns ana cities and pass on I four their enthusiasm and skill The three and been runner-u- p , result Is that athletics have times, t- become not only general but; Frequently I have been asked contagious in Germany and the What has become of C. C. Pyle, indications are that in the; celebrated promoter ' of , Red games at Los Angeles in 1932, Orange, professional tennis and Germany will carry off many creator of the lamented Bunion of the chief, honors. League Leaders ce 10-1- 2. of a sudden on a head hold lifted Nick through the dir led allNumberSTand with a perfect flying mare. On That came in 11 minutes and Elmer had a fall to his credit. Show In; Then the third act came up a brief dlscription has alConfusion, as Referee and ready been given of that period. Theres always something Was Disabled. new at these shows. The curtain raiser was a ten Jim Referee Because he took minute go on the mat between Allen for 'Glenn Gibbyis and Fred Brad- Lion, Nick Velcoff, and planted Logan- The boys were 13 years of age and put mLdnuihrt about h his. head. some pretty g0od pr0 WOrk the match last night at the up amateurs. There were nO Dansante to the exponent of falIg . the bear hug. Out came, up stepped Big co 'as eLdrmf Bill Thornton and Leo Papiano. 9 th ans saw 5 minutes pf Rfrh?oohlrlw?iiPwiTh athletic cards )roUgj1 house play." Every point fans have ever been - privileged vantage was found out by to witness. ?eacla to play the meanness of The final number was one to, Bi Bm took the 6fall with a crgb bold ,n by long remembered, fans and by the honorable minutes. Leo didnt care a y,iCanLetbrVi,t,rnH to j2 take punishment with this sald ScMS-iJifLSaway. came The on velvet. boys 'away In the second act Bill went back for the final' canto when wild with headlock-fevbut Elmer made a fjying tackle and Leo watched his chance to turn landed square on Nicks bread one into a flying wing-loc- k and basket. Dazed, "fevidenUy, by Thornton was pinned for fair the connection Guthrie made a In just 10 minutes. The dive at the first moving thing boys worked hard for the dehe saw pass before hi3 eyes. fall but it did not come That something, happened; to ciding before expiration of the be Jim Allen in this case. Not time setthe aside for this go. treatment to such used being Harvey Williamson, Wellsvllle. J C. doubled up like a Jack pulled the Camera stuff on knife and fell into one corner-- Jack Erwin, colored, Salt Lake, rolled As Jim perfect kayo. button for a on the mat in pain Elmer by punchingIn his the second round early came up to catch Nick in the kayo fistic encounter. a short ribs. Falling quickly on of four round hooks were too left Harveys a the Bulgarian he registered much for Jackie and he hit the fall according to all the laws carpet like he had been- tripAfof the Hoyle of wrestling. ped up with hands and feet someNick for ter he had held tied- time he looked up to see why Ray Westergard, heavyweight, the recognized pat did not coipe made good, his boast that he - from the referee. He saw Jim cculd do away with Hy Shar-maincapacitated In the corner two falls in welter, and deliberately released holds 20Tntnutes. with was at least Ray on the Lion to give assistance 50 heavier than Hy but to Mr. Allen. Nick seized the the pounds Salt Lake. boy gave him opportunity. He picked Elmer to do for a while. The up and planted him on the mat. plenty first fall came to Ray in 10 About this time Jim came to minutes 20 seconds with a body enough to see Mr. Velcoff exe- slam. The second was in cuting a fall. Thinking that was four minutes with a Rays flying the only activity that had com- headloclc. It Is hoped that the manded his attention Jim, propromoters never show Hy at ceeded to recognize the Lion such a disadvantage again. Hy as victor. In spite of the dis- Is excellent in his class but approval of the crowd the re- the of Jack-an- d the giant feree would not reverse his de- killerdays are past. cision, and Mr. Velcoff was exAn announced four-roupronounced the winner. Now go between Fat Jim might have held a grudge hibitionandfistic Del Baxter proved to against, Elmer lor, that , rois- -, Clark be more than an exhibition. Fat relieved his and bunt placed started out like a whirlwind feelings by raising Nicks arm, but like Ice In the sun It didnt who knows? An examination by f it was a competent physician djsclos- - ast lonaMrfUM at the beginning ed- - thiTfact that Jim was notfn t, consequently, Del seriously, nor permanently dls- - Fat dldn began to bore in. In the last abled. Velcoff took the first fall In two rounds Del had a good punching bagat workout for he 10 minutes with a "will. As itwas diilr Fat-flying headlock after both could an exhibition Referee Bateson boys had pulled out of some cculd do nothing but call it a tight places. - mighty Elmer came back strong In draw. Sport fans of the valley are the second canto to turn a neat little trick on the huge Bulgar- - loud In their praise for the presented isn. Nick was working a series cards that have been of headlocks and It looked like during the past season. Some of best the performers of the a repetition of the first act country have appeared in the ring. It will be with keen that the fans will watch for the opening of next season's program. Elmer- All fYmvrJ Thr il- - fo1 hrie ciamped Gut-uansa- - at Evening Program Ended - 'w j .J 7 thejst er 1- -2 , - n, nd 1- -2 pile-drivi- ng San Francisco, June 27 (Jp) After holding first position In the Pacific Coast league for more than- - six weeks, Sacramento found Us leadership today shared by, Los Angeles, whioh downed Seattle yesterday, 5 to 2. to rise to a tie for first place with the Senators, a ho were beaten by Holly- lls-fou- tj-i- hiifwV well-dress- ed wood, 13 to 2.' A sudden slump - brought the Sacs ' three straight losses to it the Stars, a pitching Job by Shellenback. and three Hollywood homers ruining Bryan, Sacramento hurler, yesterday. San Francisco and Oakland remained much In the running, both winning yesterday to be tied for second place two games behind the leaders, and Its anybodys race yet among the first four clubs. The Seals pounded three Portland pitchers for an easy victory, 12 to 2, Miljus holding the Ducks to seven scattered hits. Seven errora committed by . ; six-h- - , - ed Con-gres- the Missions added to seven Innball pitched by ings of shut-o- ut McEvoy gave the Oaks an 8' to 5 victory. . rk Barrow. Regrets so-cal- led Making Assault ; New York, June 27 (JP) Edward G. Barrow, business manager of the New York Yankees, has apologized for an assault on Bill Slowcum, veteran baseball writer of the New York , Ruppert, owner of the Yankees Fail proclub, yesterday expressed found regret over the incident,, To Make Gain On and announced the appoint-- j ment of George Perry, his personal secretary, to handle all Present Leaders matters in which the club makes contacts with the press. This work previously: hat ' been Jr., By Hugh S. Fullerton, handled by Barrow. 7.' ; Writer. Press Sports Barrows attack on Slocum Associated New Yankees York have The was the outgrowth of an article won seven out of their last ten in which Slocum the secrecy with which Barrow games without Improving their surrounded all news. of trades position, for Washington wonand8 Philadelphia have each and Other general interest. The Athletics are Barrow's apology for the at- out of ten. tack was made at a meeting of a game and one half ahead of the New York chapter of the the Senators with the Yankees another half game back. baseball writers of America. won yesterday The Yanks after a struggle with Cleveland, Good Boxers On the count was 13 to 11, and nine of Clevelands runs came in the lost four, innings - after Chicago Program the.Yankees had, piled up an - 4TX ,?, Sr' n , V : i .r;U J L r 11 to 2 lead. ' Philadelphia and "Washington Chicago, June 27 (Jp) Paul were victors by big scores in a Swiderskl, the heavy hitting day which produced 106 hits by Pole who upset middleweight the eight American league The Athchampion Mickey Walker at clubs and 67 runs. Louisville May 16, has been letics made 13 blows, eight of signed up for a 10 round match them for extra bases, off Samwith Frankie Simms of my Gray and defeated Bt Louis a for the 8- - to 3. Washington, scoring card at the Chi- seven runs in the first inning, trounced Detroit 12 to 4. cago stadium, July 2.. Cleve-lancT- as semi-wind- hs Even the humble Boston Red Sox did some heavy hitting, at- tacking A1 Thomas of the Chicago White Sox for five runs In the fifth Inning and defeating the pale hose, 9 to 7. The New York Giants outdid anything the American league could offer by piling up Major League Leaders By TheAssoclated Press (Includlngf game of June 26) 20 to NATIONAL hits and beat St. Louis,12 4. hy Phil Collins, until Cardinals, yesterday the leagues leading Tris Speaker Batting: Fisher, .431. pitcher, gave Pittsburgh the first game from Philadelphia. 1 Runs: Cuyler, Cubs, 65. s to 0. He wound op while batted In: Klein, Regains Post Runs Brickell was on third and let 75. the ball slip from his grasp. Hits: Klein. Phillies, 100. Doubles: Frisch, Newark, N. J, June 27 (JP) Cardinals, Before he could recover the one run was in and he lost the Discouraged over his failure to 23. Tris although he - gave-bcontender, develop a Triples: Cuyler, Cubs, 11. Home runs: Wilson, Cubs, and Speaker, one of baseballs greatest figures, has resigned as Berger, Braves, 22. manager of the Newark club of Stolen bases: Cuyler, Cubs, 16 second game to bring an 11 to 5 decision. the league. His AMERICAN The highly hearlded struggle resignation was announced yesbetween Brooklyn and Chicago terday and Jack Onslow, coach, Simmons, Athletics, Batting: was named acting manager. turned into a demonstration .403. In honor of Dazzy Vance which Speaker came to Newark as 81. Runs: Yankees, Ruth, Dut the Robins two full games manager at the start of the Runs batted In: Gehrig, 1929 season. The Bears finish- in the lead wdth a 7 to 1 ed sixth lsf year. Now they are triumph; Brookly- n- d p o we 96. Hits: Indians, Hodapp, Root from the mound seventh. Doubles: Gehringer and Mc- Charlev with five runs In the second 21. Manus. A slip irthfiiu inter-nation- 7COAEH Go Farther .r. Stay This Way Longer .7, lrl PLAN YOUR vacation Motor by pielwlcl-Grvyhoun- d Cooeb. It I iconic end com- ' fortoblo. It cost, mucti it ftab! yo to go firthor, Pklwici-Greyhoun- d itoy longer. Lino or port ol nelioiweid trovol tystem, and will talo you to ony part of the country. Writ for information and luqgaitioru. !. ' PICKWICX-GREYHOUN- D BINGHAMS CAFE 1 al Yan-keesr7- & I Yesterdays Scores f J By The Associated Press NATIONAL . I Philadelphia 0-- . Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 7, Chicago 1. New York 12, St. Louis 4. i A Few Low Fares JX)S ANGELES $19.25 PORTLAND .... $22.50 $16.75 DENVER KANSAS tiTY $n().25' .'ratss Boston-Cincinna- be tl Sunday. - played AMERICAN 11. New York 13. 8. PACIFIC COAST Sacramento 2, Hollywood 13. Los Angeles 5, Seattle 2. San Francisco 12, Portland Oakland 8. Missions 5. Datroit ... Yesterdays Stars By The Associated THERES MONEY IN YOUR OLD SHOES Press Hughey Critz and Fred Leach1 Giants Collected eight hits be-- 1 tween them, drove in four runs, and scored two. Cleveland Detroit 4, Washington 12. Chicago 7, Boston 9. St.-- Louis 3, Philadelphia Tigers, Inning. Triples: Combs. Yankees, 11. Home runs: Ruth, Yankees, You can still plant cucumbers. 26. In seeds where the bugs Stolen bases: Rice, Senators, Stick have got the earlier ones. 12. 2. Rim Lull A new sole and heel mean a new Shoe, Why throw away a "worn Shoe when .the upper is still whole and sound? Just take the1 Shoe over to S. Ven- -' dens and save the price of a new pair,. Irvin Larry French and Phils Pirates Held Brame, safe in double bill as Pirates' won twice. and ' 1- -0 11-- 5. Tony Lazzeri, Yankees Hit homer with bases filled to aid Yankees to beat Indians. Dazzy Vance, Robins Struck out six, kept Cubs nine hits j scattered and beat them. connect. Simmons, Athletie.w-H- it Late 8t. Clair and Lake Erie. single, double and triple as A's sometime failed tfie Dardanelles won over Browns. 6f America, and It .carriea wort tonnage than any other river in th world, Juin,e;ie shipments of grain, lumber and ote passinx throngh it. Y TJie I 'ttn.it riier, whii-- September 10 (Student Life! of With the completion Utah Aggies fourth annual eoachlngschool Friday, Coach Dick Romney closed toe books on another big year for the Blue and White, The Agge mentor will start on a fresh new sheet on Sept. fall football It) when ' the training camp opens. This will give two weeks of preliminary work before schools starts on Sept. 22, It will give three weeks to prepare for toe first game of toe hardest schedule Utah Aggies have ever at. , s. r.eain-of their enortnoud leaf area, which enables them to evap-oi.it-o litrse qiiiiiiUtifs of vfater al. By 77ie Associated Press , oi bed through their roots, cncatyp Mason City, la. . Jimmy' tax tree are iftcn pimited In Gibbons, St. Paul, outpointed suumps Mih they help to drain. Art Maxwell, Omaha, 113 8. mm North Main, Logan j ' New York, June 27 (AP) Betting odds on William Woodi wards Gallant Fox and Harry Payne Whitneys Whichone foa the Dwyer stakes at aqueduct tomorrow will . be exactly reversed front what they were the Belmont whelr th4 Wood by i ward colt peat Whichone , four lengths. In the Belmont, Whichone went to the barrier at 1 to $ , with Gallant Fox at 8 to A . Earl Sande promptly made th! bookmakers and the public look foolish toy swinging the Fog, Into a lead at the start an4 winning as he pleased, advance betting In the Dwyer Indicated the Fox will go to. the post at8. 1 to 2 and Whichone at 8 to -- ' Jacobs Takes 2 This Gam ,o.a GOLF 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 3. left-to-rig- ht -- A Nov 1 EmainmeS in the vogue for bright durablecolors Dccaraottc gery7l " 2 Quid; Enamel ot PLAY TBNNIGT FIOHT ds J ot Leader Company Lo$an, Utah E-nard- , , Favored To Win 1 j t Gallant Fox tempted.. Flaying 10 and posslbly .ll in successive weeks games of the with the "Big Six 4 Mountain conference Rocky and the University of Southern California Included, the a real job ahead Aggies have ., them, ' pf syrnru. Coach Romney, .however. Is f 't- w optimistic about the Aggies Astaciatfi frtt fialt losing eight Walter Johnton (left) of tho Washington senator wN. chances. Although Manager lettermen, most of them regcomes Arthur Tho Great Shires, well known pugilist, who play believes .he has Helen major teagua baseball on tho side. Shires was recently acquired fcy . ulars, he substitutes that " from last enough the Stators from the Chicago White Sox, year as well' as newcomers Srtaigbl from toe 1929 freshman squad to put out a team that will i compare with the best In toe By . 27, Wimbledon, Eng., June conference. . Helen Jacobs, Cali-- ; The Aggie pnentor has an AP) ban fornla star, today advance abundance of backfleld KEELER carrying material but his big another round In the Wimbley difficulty will . be tn find a don womens singles champion! good passer - end kicker. - Joe ship, defeating Mrs. W. D. Lbs man of Great Britain In straight Call, ace triple threat 1. London I talked with g fccld George it was not like and -- quarterback of the 1929 seta, 0, mixed doubles, Eliza In the machine this the method graduated his straightest the after the George Voigt day man in golf today, very likely spring .and his will be thelbeto Ryan and J- - Cra?rlorJ conclusioh of the British ama-ea- to loosen i defeated O. O. N, Turnbull ana. up for a wheel out hardest position to fill. t leut golf championship at. St. of bounds on the right, especiOld Man Injuries about Mrs J E Hill. 3 ally with a strong IQrj a- - considerable part of an wind to warn him, ai jsasj! .a: hoifr, in that semifinal round what You s know, thats , If Voigt kridayr-aGeorge would go to the finals over the tricked me," said George, alprostrate form of Bobby Jones; most blushing. I should have remembered about that wind; s ' always will believe that had;rd been workmg on lt and tt B ;- George got, to the finals, I had been" working on me, all would have defeated Roger the around. But way playing VVethered, Just about as Bobby a gallery like that fifJones did defeat him evetnually. inside U seemed to teen thousand, I Incline strongly to that opin- me are pretty well shut covering solidly In one coat, drying bard and glossy ion, myself. George Voigt was in. your a few hours, easily applied by anyone course was Within a I under Of . formidable a tremendously I was leading great strain. competitor In this, recent cham- Bobby Jones 2 up and 8 to pionship. Victory, you might say, And he had the great' Bobby play. was staring me In the face. The all Jones and that Emperor man who has never stood tn a Two down with five to play. that is apt to un This is something else to re - position like the prlssuVe Beat: thtminnff fralStruhi n5 ing Bobby Jones, in the British Amateur, and getting to toe sot 11 Certainly bore JOWn n condi-Jounder the prevailing m And j confess that, tlons, fairly well down the alley enormous from the tee, the right-han- d about the all' side of which is a low stone wind. And I hit wall, beyond which is out of stiafc-fct toe moment thought bounds. to be a very good, straight drive I the alley Honestly, I always wijl think that If down was never mors shocked in my George, who was. playing a life than when I saw the ball second-sh. , . meets too demand for gay, modem colors. Offered exemplary quite drifting to toe irt, suddenlv In eight beautiful shades. Ask for color card. game in all departments, had right! fell about) two feet It kept his drive in bounds at this out of bounds Well, thats the hole, he would have won toe fortune of war. You mustnt match and probably the tourn- forget these little things, in ament. It Is true that Bobby championships. If yoa do either, or both, youll find all is carded a birdie 4 here. But a Is putt of elk yards, smacked needed supplies at our storo. Everything Identifies ties Sms for the sportsman and for camping trips. carelessly into the back of- - toe .Before starting oa a Journey tt cup, hopping out and dropping Is wise to see if yea hat some in again, was made without sort of hlentlBrstion fsetened o pains and without strain, after your fWlilug. A TUl'inj nird la under the Gcoige, your lismJbsjr Is aot enough as in penalty, had conceded the' aerldent the Mi nty be sep, the hole. arated from you. litre year name However, I asked . George end address right on you. which gave about his tee-shBobby the opening that evenYeu can plant corn avery tually let him through to the week this month to be sure of a and finals the championship. , succession. . Uef uPEucalyptus wrecked the Aggies chances for last year but they gave so . much new material a chance, to come to the fore that a good lineup of returning veteran linesmen should report for the camp. , Camp Opens - ut Lt Aggie Grid - -- Phil-lie- ll- - ; ' i VACATlOi! 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