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Show ,, ., v., 't- "' ', I ;Xi - DESiRET NEWS. TUESDAY JUNE trIEE . 14 192,7 - 4, EADING GOLFERS OF TVVO ,;NATIONSTEE OFKiN NAT10NM ,(PE,1!,1 Threaten to Mar Utatt's Greatest Fishing Season Opening On Wednesda -- T :.......f;f!y,....0q.4''-HiO4..'St.0..'6.0- 40....:11.(lithis :..Despite Lontskt in Trial Bout - :; li-iiii....- BY BY DAVIS J. WALSH. D ITTSBCRGII:ourJuno 14.inCE) Some of beat people among the peasantry and the eerie. downtrodden and oppressed these preeveral years by a tyranny dicated on the theory that might is - right, will rise UP in Bed rove- lution today pains the dyn -fee str.tir si asty of the sin- '' , ' .. peror Jones. De- '.r.-- T' '7 termined to .6- ' '4, r ,T.-- ' : ;- .... ' tablish a . ' .r.,A ', '1 NO dictatorship the land where the nib. . air 1 , ' ', . , . new Qv- - , lick ruler and al- toast is most Instant death. they will advance by forced marohes against the dtense of the cantle and their .' i.,L fti,,t . cirsti e302zyjortit battle cry will be: ' "Down with everything. espeIt doesn't seem to matter that ( the emperor is a perfect gentleman; that he is mild of eye. suave ot speech and just a bit too fat to t be romantic. They want his competitive bead on a platter such as Inspired Salome to her dance: for the Emperor Jones is open golf champion of America and Great Britain. though an amateur heart and soul. and the tournaments in question were the perquisites of professional golf until such time as the emperor deigned to be enthroned. Attack Citadel. So today these professional gentlemen to whom golf Is their bread, their butter and their Bert will attack the citadel of the perfect golfer 'with an intensity of which only a body of men in danger of losing something quite vital Could be altogether capable. One principality. however must fell at a time, if ever and their assault today will be against the emperor's national open championship and the battlefield will be their as epidemic of shell holes known the Oakmont Country club. - The event will he concluded in seventy-tw- o holes of medal play. ending Thursday unless there la a Play eff. which is more than possible. For when all is said and done, the emperor is only Robert T. Jones, an amateur who think. as much of his law coursee as his golf and the contending field is made up of six former champions of Atnerica, four former champions of Great Britain and a list of sectional leaders as long as a murder indictment. Greatest PURL In brief. the greatest field that liver went to the barrier in the 'championship against the greatest the game. golfer that ever played bolder of The emperor, present two major titles, amateur champion in 1124 and 1925, winner of the open contitle in 1921 and a play-otender for the same honor is 1125. Is every inch the greatest of ali , tip of his firm. champions from the crown his of young feet to the smooth. tow head. The odds may be but tournament him in this against Jones is always Jones and he will go to the post a favorite just the same. If be wins, be will equal Johnny successive record of lktcDermott's open titles gain in 1911 and 1111. lf be loses, he will lose like the gentle-ra- n be is and all honor will he his, pees in defeat. Net se Bard. won't be herd for the emperor It to lose to a field Ilk. the one that will take issue with him this time. It will be, in fact, a comparativedrive ly simple matter. A topped mayhero, a missed putt there and be one of those slick young scenting both money and honor with distended nostrils, will of him at the wire by slip in ahead a stroke or so. One of the latter might by Walter the Baton, himself a dual bolder of factitle both here and abroad and a of dying the making necessity ing 'waits hero or passing into eclipse. Another is Johnny Farrell, who is said to be "hot" right now. A third could be Bobby Crulkchenk. , the big money winner of the year, 1026 or it could be Joe Turner, or Aubrey BOOMer. hot runner-up, or of the British, visiting 'choice their former open thattipiOUS, Ted k Bey, George Duncan, Archie Compaton and Arthur Rivera hinny reverites. Any One of those mentioned have the golf to win, provided they shoot It. Bo has Gene Bantam, Jim Barnes, Cyril Walker, Willie smaand Chick Evans, the of the champion- teur, all Weill' Jones." (12) Throng On Hand S. L Playground - 26. Results Given, The results of the events follow: Arcbarana tournamostLaMer Maven. tiro; Gilbert O'Connor. Par.. ker Robb ard Keith Snow tiest tor second. Williams Chinning tournament---.1ac- k tie OMNI. Beide Calie and Bari Plater. times mob. tied for second. 0yard dashBerisal tint: Osborn. Marry Jones. emend; Raid Call, third. rd dash, second beatNebo trate, tirst; Tony Kole, sesting; Dad Bremerton, third. Stunt deyard dashCud tiavis. Bruit Tent Diamond. eacenst; Miner Ilifeere, thirst. dash. ascend beat. Stunt Rears, Scharr. first; Give Williams, second: Rally Cali and Robe Kate dash. d Omer Til in., pounds and Jonas. first; Berry ond; Mai Bake. third. Moors. slot dash, 10 pounds and under ...Don Archer. Drat; Tod Brooks, woe end: Illsavin hackman. third. 30 Plana. tile; fi distanesNolvis Don Archer, St foot. Kota). 31 Parke foot; Tank baseball player. follow: 00n1 Casey, LeRoy Bari. hill James. jack platt. Keith snow, verso. Ted Jimmy Trench. Parker Brooks. Mat. Tha heat 'Wrothharms LaMar Patsrent. Lindy Breworton. R. Broa Plc Bush. Choate Platchar Eason Bonnet, Bill David, Nekton, Omsk Tits Tod Dowd. : 1 Leagrue Hitters' I I - I r ,PS Farrell, Hoolloni. - , . LHAGICIM ' 13. AB. N. If. Club. rm. ...,41 lis MM. .64 144 Hinson N, Y. N. T. Harper. Leantr Pittsburgh, 4. 'Franklroth ,sarancei., & !Harris has ust ' et a worlers roar& bY: breaking 486 day targets at of 500. Which is rankle's best burglar in. 1,,:t NATIONAL Ployor , - .t.7 ,1 .1.1?-,;- ''..-?k- - , it i :, '''' ' ?:i .. . , '0,,i7 ,:. , A'' '''',.:17:Z.'--' ,', -ir ' ; ?..1 - : ' ,, :' '' ' 1 '!t t-S ,. ,- : 4' '.... i? r,."' ( ,.4,.,., ,, f',.., ' , ' i ' ,. Benton Real Pitcher But Boston Needs More Power at Bat. : ' , , 1 ate).- -. ,',.4, DefrkAhf, ,., t ::;''r ''' :' ' ', r'',: , ., '1: , BY JOHN B.iFOSTER. ,'; ' (Special leased wire service to The News.) ' YORE, .7,..iit ,,, MEW ' ik-- --- , - I, Both the New York Giants and - ,,,,t , ';t ' 404 the Boston Braves seem to have -iwk.. ii);:-foeteteicwe:s . ,, -zgot what they wanted in the big vA o,.,-,7; :i trade announced yesterday,- but the 7,:.. :, estimation of critical observers is i. . 4.4t,4',-rivor 1, ", that the Giants got the better of 4; z, 4;,;.: ( 4' ...,,,, the deal. )higt:',, 1 ,64., ;,:;,,r ,, -New York fandom was inclined l'''--7A .''t ,, 0' 4 lot ! ;fr''., , ,,;. to shed a tear today over the ,, ,:,':. J :,:. ,'"' :Y.,i ' 1 " ' ' ,,7 '" '''' ',0. pitstog of Eddie Farrell. the youngc: ; I University of,Pennsylvariiiii infield,5; e ,,r Cr who substituted so we es ehort:; Zol:I. 'K s',; 144 e,;, '''0',;.;.' '..,; 1:'': 1. l' ' , '',', 1 , stop this suing for Travis Jack. ;,. I, , ''' son. But Farrell Is not a great ball ..... :'..:..,' i player and though be has been hit'': ; 1 , ., , , , '''':.;'.; f t,'" ting well, he has been playing , i ahead of his natural speed and , ,,,,,, 1,.,?, J. McGraw wisely figured that John , r.'WPIPIlir. , .; ,.'1 ' ;c1 ',, ,,' '',,,,,. Farrell's spurt would diminish. ,;,.'j ,',, , Benton Okch. I: !tog ,,,....' .,., ,7 I, ,, To obtain Farrell and two Giant ,, 1 ,;',1, t v," ,:, CcicesIA4 1 , c., !,,,,", , 4 ,,,, t A, ,.. , and pitchers, Eagle McQuillan , , 1 : , ) , I i , kA,ti-,,- , Kent Orettnefield. the Braves trad!,,,, v- , tihautPITOP I. Caz weLgoRd. int & first class pitcher, Larry Ben, i( tj ( :,.. ton, a good catcher. Each Taylor. OBBY JONES. defending his national open tit' o at Oakmont, Pittsburgh. June andan unknown recruit infielder 1 faces a bril- named Thomas who was apparentRant fieldmade doubly formidable by the addition of several of Great Britabfg stars. recently ly thrown in for ,good measure. forced to bow to the American pros In the Ryder Cup matches. Included among the men expected to Boston neded a good infielder give Jowly a battle are Johnny Farrell. Bill Melhorn. Bobby Crulkshank. Harry Cooper and Leo badly. and. of coum, Farrell will Diesel of this gide of the Atlantic and George Duncan. Archie Compston. Arthur Havers and Ted Ray '301Ster the Braves in that departof the British crew. ment and also help with his hitting. As for the two pitchers that amilininOinmum,m go to Boston. McQuillan has always been a fifty-fifproposition and the Giants can get along very well , without his services. Greenfield 1 has shown promise but he does not seem to have settled down, and his been a great Iwork this seasonto has McGraw. O'Nelirs Place. profited by obtaining EW YORK. June June 14...1 D HILADELPHIA. Benton who should do ' g The Yankees converted 16 hits , rally. start- good work for McGraw's clan. The into a 14 to 6 victory over Cleve- - ed by a triple by Eddie Collins. New York team also neded a good land yesterday. I for Joe Soley. en, catcher badly. Taylor is something t ON T COUNTRY CLUB, June New York home runs fig- - pInch hitting a hitter beside being an effito overcome a of Athletics the T. 14Robert Jones. defending tired in a parade of four IndianIa4e4 cient backstop. ' He will work in II 7 run land to lead and a to the mound. of his on. ahot poorest pitchers champion. place of Mickey O'Neill, who was over the Detroit Tigers d rounds of any reoent title tourney getting two and Lassevi. PaschoW recently from Washington. In taking a ?I this morning in the out been Collins. who had Collins one each. Paschal also terday. work has been first round of the ational open golf got a trip: and a double and of the game because of an injury 'obtained stick of late.-- championship. The great Bobby's scored five runs. Collins homer to his band. cored the tying run gismo seemed to be affected by tho came with bases loaded in the On a sacrifice fly. Max Bishops damp atmosphere and heavy turf. sixth. double. Wheat's infield single and as was tho car. with most of the Pennock bad Cleveland well in a pass to Cobb filled the sacks. and other starters and after going to hand unwas not scored on Cochrane, who hit a homer earlier and tho turn In a per 31, be was hard til the sixth. when he began to ease in tbo game. ended the fray with a 1 pressed to come home lit 39. center that scored Cobb. Long Putts pulled Bobby's game up. Nets hit a home run in the bit toDetrell Philadelphia. out of the fire in numerous oc- ninth with two. Cleveland runners a maII A4 Illshop,23 casions. although infrequently be on bases. 46.14.11"4. Warm8 tip lost his putting touch, too. and New York has collected 67 home Ohntr.tio 8 a 1 S I Wheat.11 hooded three photo to a green to runs in 64 games. 4 0 knah.er. 2 Cobb.rt.. 4 make the ball disappear. I s New York. 3 3 it simegscr. Cleveland. I lethrgLit The condition of streams in His cards follows: It. IL 0.A. Nelmn.rt 4 U. ii.0Al t 1 the state t 0 Olchne. 4 as reported to the Out 3 0 I .1velesitlf s Towhee. I 1 I1 S Be.lb. S 1 1 Pritealn 4 state fish and game department In 4 3 1 Poulain. Nolen... 2 1 0 tierhri.11 2 20 I Timms 3 follows: 11 0 S 4 4 0 4 0 Ittutb.rt.. 3 I Spromi,:b Vegall,e I Beley.so. Iron countylifammoth. Ailey 8 Conine.. 1 Harry Cooper of Los Ancoles re- st;h10 .... 1 I 0 81 Dure.rt.. 0 0 0 0 Noliws.3 4 Duck and Deep creeks .ars all Waiiirco 1 turned the lowost card for the first Jecitan.rt itI 21 2 0 Gehrig.lit 4 14 It 0 as far ise roads are 0 10 accessibly. 4 I Pa tli.n... 111.sechal,11 I nine holes among the early start-or- s. Burnell,. . concerned. 1.4100 lake still 4 2 I 1 Wrench I Seweiwo 42 12 01 311.4zeri.se. t Ho was 35. His card: 1 to on account of to 4! 0 herd I 0 to. Gewile.os get Oruro I Ne41p,lb Out Im4 3 1 I Dugen.tb 3 3 0 S be marked Will snowdrifts. Eichrdixt 0 33011410.. I Barring those of Jonos and Coop' Werotb.. 1 3it 4 I provement in fishing over last er. all of tho early nine hole re17 181 15 11 4 24 24 8 t Totals II Totals eniiine. year. turns were just a bit lavish. Summit county...Weber mud. Nam' . 1 0 0 ..:11 Pennock., 4 1 0 3 aTivo out tiara winning run 'cored. Fred Robson of tho invadinwitrit. Leviben.p. allotted for BOW in Willie dy and foot higher than usual to a 44. Jack For. set:vile,. 1 1 I al let. for Pete in eevonth. azDatted as well as muddy. toper Weroster. New York. had a t$ arid Buckou. I Of 'allotted for Grove in ninth. ber not so muddy..Horehouale 01 and Ciszence Wolff. Rt. aPedgett. 1 1 South Fork In fair condiand Tmuls amateurs, a rhspective 41 and Detroit Set ilea tion. Beaver creek muddy and ?stale. 3111124 121 Totals. 37 112714 Philadelphia 7 48 1027 7 -- 7 Chalk creek in poor con. high. sBatted for. bpurgen in the ninth. Tom Stevens Culver City. Calif.. dition for riehing. Upper Lost szBatted for Lrysen in the seventh. )(situate RansOthrinzer. wont the turn in 41. Summary: at Midi's' Slide in fair creek in for the ninth. zBatted Buckeye othergill. Hellmann I. Tavener. Bien. Noontime, George Duncan. form. , condition. Provo side streams no. Wheat Y. Cobb. Simmons. Cochrane. or British noon champion also was Clooelood, be will ao Oot good for fly fishing. I E. Co Ulna ErrorsBlue. Bishop, Cochocorine neither wisely nor ton troll Now Yosic Morssn county...Fishing will 36 s rane, Gottringer. bitsDykos. H. hstl a's at tha first second. fourth on Lost creek. East be good t Booboo. littaSimmomt. and fifth holes and then varied the Summary: canyon. above Hardscrabble. will Runekels. Jacobson. Pothargi It. Collins. Homo ronCorh.. monotony with a 4 Pt the sixth. lower Weber and be also Cu Pools: good. rano. to Doubt Burns. Clehrig Hop, Padgett. playaBieber) Harold A. Long. Raleigh, IC, PO Paschnl Autry. Emit canyon too high for fly S. Jazzed S. Dugan S. Collins Bet? it) Bishop to Pool.. Winnint card. nal hitt pitcherOrovs. Umpires-144- 1in otitis. ErrorsShauts fishing. J. B. Kinnear. Detroit, tio card. Paschal Burns Ruth. Throe. Wasatch count,Streams Waldo W. Crowder, Shreveport, basso bitsCellos. Paschal. Collins. high and roily and will continue La.. 18. S. Lamer!. Dugan, Homo runoPmenbal so if warm weather continues. 118. Trothesda. Md., Doubt Collins. Nola Ralph each playDurna to Nothing but bait fishing. a. Sowell to llama. P. O. Hart Mariett, Ohio, 77. Struck outIty Senators Take to Beaver countyCondition, Menem Elmsford. N. .r Pennock I. by Manta 1. by Karr a by Anthony , White Hurlers Sox good. Better prospects for fish. no card. Umpireo.Erans, Illidobrand and Sic.. , Int this year than ever before. Horton Smith, Sodalta. Mo., 11. Uinta countyAshley creek WASHINGTON. Juno 14.(AP) Georg Duncan, Great Britain, $4. of water. clearing Up, but lotssame. While Crowder was holding the Eddie Held. St. Louis. Mo., 83. Too Brush creek about Is Vangildei Steady White Sox to three hits and a Joe Kirkwood, Albany, Ga.,MXIt. to snow into hither much get shut-oJock Hutchison Chicago, batted the t Senators Hole Jones streame. mountain Red Sox Against Emil Loeffler, Jr., Pittsburg. $C Blankenship and Jacobs hard for a creek normal; will be good fly Tom Kelleher, Normaidy. Mo., et. total of ten runs. Every man in the June BOSTON., fishing. Walter R. Bourne, Princeton. N. streams learnt Weber countyAll made at Washington lineup Vanglider pitched an one one run. and kit high. Nothing much but bait e Box gram and St. against the Red Little fly fishing on Waokbtstas. fishing. - chkaso. Louis von the second game ot the South Fork and Beaver creek. h. it. 0 A. I it. It. et it. ' series. 2 to O. S 1 1 I $ 1 4 I litelarf.. Motaler.cf water but exceptionally high in I I 3ostne et. Lents. lisallitas 4 1 l' ti Harria.:b.. I 3 I 4 Ogden canvon. 14.H OA.' It WO A. Clancy.lto 4 I 11 11 Goalina. I 4 2 a fishing, SevierRetarding 1 2 1 1 Barretri a a 1 Reuric4.2to 3 1 I 1 Tottin.r1 Ppoakorof 4It 1 il 0 Sevier headwaters condition& 1 1 2 2 S'ali tlf. e . 3 I 3 Melillo 81) I 1 I Ilyer.oP. I 3 It 0 of lots Ithludga.lit. his creek Clear clear. Staler.lb 4 0 18 ei Relran.2 kamlitltt I I 1 11 Itual.c... 4 2 4 1 not very fish. Monroe canyon rotlY1411 4 1 2 I Ward.2b. 3 0 1 Miller.11 4 1 4 3 I 3 I Bittega.Sta wonct be itevier river good 88-Mi- le 1 8 0 4 good. 118 Todt.lb. Iticeat.. 4 3 I 3 3 Itorrscao. Chatioo.c. 3 3 2 3 I until after August L Antimony prhtte,e2 2 2 I 41 Hofman4 4 1 I I Itinkshiap I 0 I 1 CrowdrP te 1 1 4 I a 01 Shanot.e. 2 2 and Box creek both good. DanC C I I I Jacobs... , 4 fichtme 1 I 4 I allooito.. lAiller.os 2 I 2 1 xliattiev iels creek too high to be good. 1 0 fr, CHICAGO, June V4814r.2 4 2 I 4 RolneK.214 2 I 1 2 Fish lake very good. Chief Tall Feather broke the 2 I 0 4 , 1 24 111 Totals.. 33 1124 11 Wnittlelp SI TOtala. p marathon 1 I 0 record for a I inator. . for to allatted Jacobs Wadi. the from Milwaukee to Chicago. a ..... ' distance of ag miles when he gad POMO 060iii Chicago 11111 11114 14 Tots!. hotel Totals $I Stevens to the It loped up Seg 62- -10 Batted for Wingfiold to Cho ighth. Washington a.m., central daytoday at $:47 time. sBattod for Shaw.r is this SSW& He left Mil.. Boolight savingsnoon RunsRica. Summary: Harris waukee at (central standlin. Snooker. Judge. Reel. Blotto. ein Pt. LOWS. Remus 2. Crowder. ard time) yesterday. Zrrorlitunnotiold. IMO 00 Boston 42 Tall Feather, who is years hitsSnorkors Blooms. Guano. , old finished bitGos lin. Doubie play early in Is hours Vane'. Morris tra Bottom to Judge. Struck out little less Summary: Rano011ourita. and 47 minute, der. SrroreMoillin Ste !or. Rogan. Two. By Blankenship 1. by Crowder I. Loa. than the 21 hours be had set tor d Hoffman Homo Rowland, Comte ily and base hitoliollito WEDNESDAY, LEAGUE kLniselL to win purse of 21. DouStolen kaaoTode naVaagillor. Oak O. WI tor to Pioto Om Clubs. ai Standings playsMelillo 22 hours The former record of lerl Wingfield to Rogan to Todt. Struck C.' U. Coaches to Attend was made by Old Hatch ten on Lost Pct. Vang fidor L. Lesion. pitcher.... outBy Owens years ago. 1 .1151 Wingfield. Clothes School Warner's Upstairs The chief. who Is plain Levy 'Pop' and Gonad. ..... g8 24 .114 D. dr R. G. W. P. Webster to the townspeople - BOULDER. . . .4:8 ; Colo.. Juno IdWalter 0. S. L. of Green Bay. Wis., wore the Z 400 13. Frank litrand C C. g Johnson of the Fort Douglas regulation track suit and shoes. Lindbergh to Attend 1 4 .200 Hatters University of Colorado, will attend Eastern 4 1 .200 Huditin-BakeTel W rrrrrrr American Bout r summer College school Top" classes at the Colorado AgriculturWe4s4'44ra Schedule. al college and Franklin will at. NEW 'YORK. 3une Clothes sit Fort Doug Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will tend Knate Rockee's ochool at ruh lasUpstalrs Fort Douglas; umpires, ScanPolo Aagies whit Franklin and family lon at be at the ringside of the Cushman :scorer. FNMA. and Grounds tomorrow night when Are are en route to California to pass Eastern Hatters ra O. S. L. at Nebraska welterweight tho summer. Johneon will drive to Municipal No. Decker 0Art TRANCISCO. Juni 14(INS) Bodkins. 41114 North Carolina. and Read Coach and Harris; scorer. umpires, nation. meets Sammy Baker. Sloan. Eleven Indians today will start ,on saner Lindbergtrsaid be was Myron Witham will pass the Ie.t a D. & R. American t Telegraph a 400 mile marathon rece from San anxious boxer. six weeks of (ha summer at Pi- a w at Hawthorne; to see the fight . ' Francisco to Grant,' Pass, Ore., a The flier will be ths guest of smon Cove. Mass., ricked and Whitman; soorer.umpires. Creer. distance ot 400 miles. It is expected Mayor Walker will be Introducand the winner wilt cover the distance ed from the ring. WINS ASCOT STAKE& Clothes will ton Ennis New In Upstairs from tangle with days. Three Port Douglas on the poet diamond Mexico and eight Karooke front Ors . ASCOT.. England. :ono SOVTBEINN ASSOCILATION...t. 14(rNS) Of headline contest in.the the AV ed. son ars the contestants. The Ascot stakes were on today -Duk Twilight league this week. of Buckingham. with nesday Naahvilie 15 IS .401,Wobfle... II IS .104 byncitatu in The . TZIAS LZA01113. soldiers fourth sire 'second and "Costioders" place. Bmnthils $4 IS .674,N Orleans 80, $I .474 third. while the Clothiers top the circuit .351 Itemphie IS IT 34 1.1t. Rock 24 with six victories and but one WhtL?. 11 11 .112 'Swinton SO $I .412 Atlanta. 32 IS .ISSiChttispega 34 42 .' $S 21 .133 Rosument SS 23 .433 MIDVALIC Art. WIN.' Wec., 3641I & It. 0. nine second place Tostordae Wulf. 10 31 Abe $2 21 .11'1hreveprt 141111 Mobile 2, ?NW 'Midvale Juniors thaw I. ' banded the will tangle with the lowly Americln San Ant. 10 31 ..100114.Worth 31 11 111 In One of t he Hon Atlanta BirmInghatn; gain. strong Pembroke nine or Salt Lake Telegraph ag ' Yesterday's Zeolite. , Naahatila 6, Chattanooga O. an 11 to 10 defeat in the best other games while Eaatern Hatter. 4 110011420 3. Shreveport I. Memphis' P. Little 'lock I; calted low Earns seen In Midvale icftt la loan and O. & L. will combat in the third 4e11 etliee peetpened4 taJni snit. SIAN Ulnas o , Cia..gthe4V :. ,,,.:'.. r, f4,,) b tk , .4''-,1..t- - tr ! ,,,,,e, .:4V .... e ,- ' - ) - ,., ,....- ,'., ; ; 7; I - 0000 yon . ..! ..;, 1 ,. ' ,..:: ., ,., A -4,' i ff ..7'''' i 4 , - :. .... ,, r ., !., : l' , . L- t, t , ,, ,,,' , , L.-,,,oè- -- , , e ,. , . ' : - :; : : : - 14-1- , MiMmElm. ONNOWNOP ME Yankee Sluggers Rout Indians Morning Scores For opening of. If Water Clears ill110 Itoratro. tho bomodlog Beaune when asked tido awe. ulna eweeeralag a report print. ed a the Frew, papers that be was abandoning treat osr Ina to lorteastre at business. re. piled: 04tu M1nty snider fleet Not ses. I are johlting, minim, that I know. Tilden beat tam. Why shouldn't het Gentlest defeat. ed -- a Blm power to Iglu TM. I. Jose. August In be Planting Will Give Utah' Anglers More Fish In Future. - there., Pi Kappa Alpha Wins D. U. Intertraternity Singles and Don Iles , "' .,,. DAMS I. ty Athletics Beat Tigers in Ninth Of Open Joust N I i IIn ninth-innin- O This Tells You Where to Catch The Mgst Fish Jun. rt ENVER. Kappa Alpha fraternity on the tennis tournament Unithe in singles and doubles. at The final match versity of benver between was featured in the singles 41slon Webb. Pi Kappa Alpha. and Neuman Kappa bilious. Kenneth Webb winning. The doubles were featured by Webb and Loynd, Pi Kappa, Alpha beating Stannage and RiChardlOVIL, Kappa Sigma in the finals, ini. interWebb not, only featured but was a member fisternity tennisteam. lie mad. his of the varsity opponents letter by defeating hie inrado Co Colorado College. at Teachers, Colversity and Colorado lege. Webb has not been defeated in singles this season either in tour. or j.1 I-- 1. BY OTIS PUSEL 13 LENT'S' of wish will be on 1 hand for the opening of the, angling season on Wednesday. Inns 11 but the difficulty tho sportsmen In Utah will meet will be roily and high streams. Duo to the pro. s Id longed spell this spring , and the Wit snows 'mai- valY ovary in stream the state is 'middy till 4oei and high at present. From ell dications tb has an state f abundance fish but if the unsetwater is tled the tinny creature just as well be in some other 'tale DM far as Cu AD4EM. i; open- - day catches are concerned for with high water pre. veiling the fish fail to allow the tempting baits to lure them Into captivity. Several Changes, :laments. Several Important changes have been made in the gams laws since Elsee Greene Out the last fishing 'mason but these will not bave any et- Record Class alteration,' , feet on the number of oportsmen InGreene. popular Miss Use interested in the opening of the structress of 'the Lou Angeles Ath- fashing season in the Beehive state. letic club women's gymnasium class, Present Indications point to the II out to hang up a new class memgreatest modern day fishing sea. Mist Greene sttrted son bership record. some opening the state 1315 aver en-20 members sevthe class with eral months ago, and the membergreat deal of the Interest manship grew by leaps and bounds as a result ot her splendid work among ifest is due to the state's busy One hundred planting seasons. Practically livery the Mercuryettes. members la the goal set by the girl brook and ;eke in the state has mentor In her newest campaign. been replenished with fish in the ePlast few years and with additional Athletio Commissioner Charley Increase pen has bet a tisinty pair of silk money coming in from the Commis-stoner, foss the game unmentionables against a bog of in liven-PD. H. Madsen is certain to cheroots that It can't be done. better the chances to catch the inter-fraterni- ty For A VITIlithATIONAL IMAGE& Two of the best fishing grounds W. L. Pct. W, L. Pct., Buffalo. IS 30 .42111Rotheatr 211 SO AID In the vvest. Strawberry reservoir, 30 35 Syracuse 21 21 .1111Newark. and Fisk lake, are reported to be SS 24 37$!Jreey C. 22 31 .41r. the best- - ever Tomato this season. The 1111 41 VS Balteactra SS 24 .1411Bea4iee. Strawberry will not open until Jtaly 1. but risk lake will open with the TeMordays Iteelsits. "emote 4. Newark L , general streams on Juno it. One of the largest Crowds ever present 'it Syracuse 1. Baltimore S. nochseter 12. Bradlee 1. this popular resort is certain to turn 11.' Bettale 11, Jersey City out for the opening day's angling. .t- 0,i -- 1 1 1A 11 ;I 0m blow-hhoso- ... 11 1 .. rot-Ho- ld le-- Ill. OTie 141,-- 14 Two-boo- Threo-bam- 17GUE Tse-bso- trt a lot of money to ovemitamotive car nd engineers estimate that most overhauling jobs are the result of TT costs r'. haul a . - Indian Shatters Marathon Record Run For and faulty lubrication. Isn't that a good enough reason psing only Conoco Motor Oil, ) oil of known qualitythe lu 41 br1cant which has fought friction successfully for years in all types of motors ? 41 s scat .110. ..41 ..II1 ..43 143 111 11 41 11 49 114 '11 ago 11 V) 11 ,et1 11 Twig Player. Hotheby Ruth , Book lite - 11114 ..A, 11 11 ego todayi 1 111 41 4.4t .111 11 11 . .414 .111 .211 111 ,171 Dugs. Hap 55,0 You owe yourself UPglairs Nine el,..A hi Ileaeliner Two-bo- Threo-bas- It RR. Pet. 1 1 ,..Sle le le .114 I 11 It14 44 31 BO Producers. Reficert saki Make .141 .$21 1 413& 11 , goloradoidabrt1;13 Dakota.texas. Utak. WashgartanCIMITyarnists c9,14:999 - ..... to insist upon Con CONTINENTAL OIL COUPANY .. Indians to Start On Marathon Today , it to your carand to depreciation, scored cylinders, and burned out bearings. 1.7mpirle--Ormala- y. , - There's a grade for your motor. Use that grade regularly and in. sure your car against al:oomtal o wotoroils a olik 151.Yp. lir Oa de-T- G. AL R. 11 114 41 el 187 41)- Cobb C4Ula3 ....41 visite s 2114. sto rivt. .11 474 . Simmons. hits. .,.I1 11 114 Lowder Now York. .441 .t88 tiniest Cutler, AMTNICAN LiANVIL 11 1 M. Miller St. Loans 11 141 riohrlia N. T; ,...54 let 11 11 dobts Phil"- - ....111 114 41 111 Mosso. N. T, Pet. -1 --a- careless non-sto- by no Means ship. And the end of It couldn't he without mention Bill lidehltiont. Leo Dispel, Tom Av. former mour, Jock Hutchinson. British champion: John Golden, first Jones is the pro to finish bohindWaitrons. who southern open; Al into the chase the. emperor helped last title abroad; Harry Cooper. the Gadd, Coast wonder. and George and Bert Jolly, C. H. Whitcombe Fred Robson, of the invading Brit. , ' t rr?-- 1,:::.72,-"'7;- f2.7.1'ir".,7.:;0":;f17:!: ' ..,,,,e,'''''' ;; ''' For Record Year - ut 0 0 , a 41' ' '47.1 N.k ,.4--. - -- Target threw tournameni-.4Aitt- ar Buck lichatbeck. Ted Brooks and Bud Breweries tied tor Met. Ring toes tournamentParker Robb, Cheater Pletcher, second: tint; H. Brows and &art Peterson tied for ILading Major. N ' ''. ' rl? Outlook Bright BoundIng Basque -- Denies :Re Will Quit Court Game , of 10 boys partial-pitte- d in the official opening exercises of Central playground in all events yesterday. Competition was kern. The 101411TO event of the day, a baseball game between the "Giants' and th 'Tanks" vias Won by the "Giants" by a score ot 21 to TPWARD61 fm 1010,,,,emo,womMO ' I ' .., .40., ! t''' ' f. - For First Day s, 3---7 ....t. t ,.... . , yes-an- , ' .V.,, ,,,.,,:.,:.:........:, B Fights al ff -c- p, ' AT BALTIMORE.Bobby Garcia. Baltimore. knocked out Johnny Meecoll. Scranton. Ps., first round. AT PHILADELPHIA. Tommy Mahan, Trenton. N J. won decision Willie Walker. New York 410.) OVItt AT ButiToN.Tommy Freeman, Hot Springs. Ark.. welterweight, won decision over Jo. Bimoick, Butte. Mont.. (10); Billy Murphy. Lowell. Mass, outpointed Jack Siete., Pitesburith. (Id); Al Webster. Butte. knockout Dv. Mont. scored Sr Bob iA)Vitert 14 Scotland seventh round. AT NSW TORNPal Silvers, Brooklyn, outpointed Frankly link. Texas lightweight ('); Cap Colombo. Filipino featherweight, knocked 01It J9 Ffley, Crooklyn, third round. AT JERSEY CITY. N. JIrisk Jackie Pifkintgon, New York, out. pointed Jimmy Drat o California - proles-.lentil- . 14, r Last Night's - 4,,,, FAReel-I- ; FAIR PLAT. N -- -At ' '.0 , - ,, (Special Leased Wiro Service to The Newt) EW YORK; Jun. (CPA)--Le- o Lomski. the Abordeen assassin. and his eaatarn manager. Billy Duffy. ' have seen the light ot reason and congented to take part In a minor fight. Lomski will bit asked to show his punching prowess against Harold May. in a Tuesday evening in Long 'Aland City. Mays is not a soft ons by any means. But he is far from being a topnotetier just now. Harold served an apprenticeship under Gene Tunnel last summer when be trained the gentlemanly one for his titular bout with Jack Dempsey. Mays fought Bob Lawson in a pre. to the Tommy liminary Sight Loughran- - Young Stribling contest asveral ',asks ago, Law. son la a tough ea.. Lomski is a good tighter. its is None dispute. that. not a middiew eight as he has agread to come in at 165 pounds for Maya. This would show. that Lomaki hopes to be at his best against the light,: heavies. Former Champions Out to Humble Amateur Star' Oakmont. Play ei Trade Helps Braves N. Y. I , Tuesday Of Sure Defeat ,'...:.:. Bobby Jones Faces Great Field in National Open t. AND 11 5 L2;x11131t1r.lt711Milir , , ft. " 4 0, , . ,.'t, . . ' - N1,- ,,,- - 0', ..,- - ts,- x 4. A' ,,,,,,,,,,,,....4-",- C,"- ..... 4, ',.. '. 1 ; |