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Show ' , , , ,,,e If. v., wo- - r ele r, , , , , . I , ,. , do 1ROMANO I 1 , 1'1 6 THE FORBOUfliiITH HEAVYWEIGHT SENSATION ARRIVES MONDAY Big Bill Tilden Approaches Former Chrmpionship Form By Brilliant Victory i n Seabrtght Finals Is Mowed H Berger to Give Cubs Big ,Forest Hills Woman GolferaTune Up for Annual State Tournament at Ogden Net Meet to the:text in Final in Italian Champ Noise in THE first DrawCrowds Decisive Fashion in ough Wor k out Day's Play !Interest Exceptionally a 10 0 -- -- , DtmoltImer annual state golf tournament for women is important links event. on the docket for the Beehive enthusiasts and from present indicattons; the Joust will bring out a record number of entries. The affair will be staged at the Ogden Golf and Country Club during the of next month. So me of the feminine club swingers who are expected to cut a high fig- week . ure in the meet are shown herewith-- Mrs. Fisher, defending champion. and Mrs. Sehriver are a t the top, of their games and omen ,tourname nt. o. touted to finish Mrs. Bigelow or Ogden and Mrs. Gwilliam are dangerous possibiliti es any -- 11( t one-tw- 0 last Youngster Will Try Font- N of the west ed Scissors; Mike Has by the eastern clubs of the National league begins today, with the dope Confidence. favoring the Cubs to increase their S 6.leg 4 r------ lead over the Pirates Chicago takes on the Brooklyn Robins, wto have dropped ten out of eleven to the Bruins this season, whtle the Pirates must defend themselves against the onrushing Giants. Six ha How. The Cubs won their sixth straight yesterday, beating Kent Greenfield. the Braves' overworked star. by a score of S to 2. Flint Rhem . the prodigal son of the Cardinals. fatien again. The Brooklyn Robins kayoed him and won 5 to 2. Adolfo Luque of the Reds won a 3 to 0 .fluel from Virgil Barnes of the Giants. chalking up his fifth straight victory. The Red Sox made It four straight by downing the White Box, 4 to 1. Hoyt Goes Weil. Waite Boyd scored his fifteenth victory of the season as the Yankees tamed the Tigers. 6 to 2. Goa lin's homer with two on featured as the Senators murdered- the Browns. 11 to S. The Athletics and Indians did not play. - ' , :'' (tote --- 1 , two-ga- NIIIKS ROMANO, Italian heavy1)1 meets Cakey Berger at Faltair I On Republican day, August 12, will arrive in Salt Lake Monday from his home in Elmhurst New York. Rotnatio writes Promoter Vet ne 11(9.. t, ., 44t, ,'' . , , ,,,,; l' wrest- Champion. weight 4..,-- ',' , 1. and should have little trouble In disposing of Betger, Casey. :.t..,, , II condition - ,4.4i,t::.) ::.',1 Is McCull ou gh that he is In the kink of ,- t ,.' ;:..,-- i ling ,,.11 seems Berger . equally confi- - dent that the , Italian grap- ,4 1;1 444,,.;'e:-..pier will hike -rhome back ti),,Iluto.,.;,;,: when he gels throtigh with him next Friday night. Casey Berger comes from Irish parentage. and waa reared on a farm in Iowa. lie Is a new weight sensation. and according In sport writers who have seen him work. is the best looking bit of wrestltng material since. Caddock and Gotch. He cornea from Cedar Rapids, home of Jack Reynolds, welterweight wrestling champion, Berger Good Man. Berger has defeated such mervas All Ben liatkEPTL licet Hendricks. "Strangler- Robinson. Fred Meyers, Taro Miyake, Karl Sarpolls, Dick LaCourte. Mike Leon, Louis Pargentes. He is 24 years old, reputed to, have a stronger scissors than Joe Stecher. Berger Is six feet two Inches tall. and weighs 205 pounds. Berger's meteoric career has been the talk of the wrestling fraIf he can hold his own ternity. with Romano. no doubt Promoter McCullough will be bre to use him against some of the beet men in the game this winter. Well Known Athlete. Romano Is well known to the wrestling fans of this community. He appeared here tact winter in two matches against Howard Cantontrine. Without doubt. he Is the moat colorful wrestler appearing on the local mat. His work against Cantonwine wasthe most ever witneesed In this spectacular He defeated Cantonwine In city. their flnst bout, and the second contest was declared a draw. Wrtstling fans who are fortunate In be at Saltair next Friday night should see one of the best cards ever staged by the looal imprea- - 1 ':' .., - I ,..... It ' It a Quality Press Keelys Western Union Pullman Western Units. s 1 s s i s 2,110. a 7 5 2 Yee -- et. Llord.in Belitor.lt 2 1! 1, 04 '''' 3 N Totals Vt St I lama it 1 : I!: I 2 3 "I Mier LEAGUE. W. L. Upstair D. aS. O. 10 3 7 7 R. G. W. L. L O. S. - ; 00.-- 401 4 Maikr.ea Derzeg.21, trrennit. Deakin Mentle.rt kitchea.p Watanao igneigr.ct It! '' , ,,, It Van 2 11 I 1141364 Total. 25 2 2 1 II Stamp p Totals.. 24 111 S. L. Anxorleas I. , ,i,,... tA ' vow -- 4 ; 4 ,k: ..,. i A '.W-- ' ' 4 CATCNER.y140t ArrTED sArmy TWICE: sP4 Wom JuLY , 1,,141Lo - 14E SCORED Borik ThisitS I (-1 1k1 . SS HowerU who amateur golf champion has been visiting with his par.. enta here. Saturday afternoon. when the former Salt Laker leaves for Minneapolis where' he will defend bin championship the --latter , part of the Month. Oil' will stop at Denver Sunday afternoon for a round of golf there before , continuingIn east Salt Lean "Gig" added another achievement tts I is ret.oid by lowering this Country club course record to 55, sevenstroltes under par. - , - . -- ' &IA 4t, 1.!, ,L.1.1,,U-18.- , , ,In N-- i 1 ', , , , r..--- 7, . . ,...,.. ,, , i 1 Iii 1 , 7 3e, 4 1 .,, 4,3 ($ p , , .,,,,, .r',1 .,:,-'- - , - 1 07" - . i ! , - i ,i i ; , 1 ,1 A ,,t lf::, , , I., ..4" 4' t:'11:17,1 t ', ii, .., -- i , 1 il ( It 014 r,... ICEEV1 . , , ,, , . ., ,.......,..... , , ,,. i , . ,..,,,3m , oe'SA, c ,,,, '' - 1 - '' . ....,:..,, ' -- - 4,.....4,:-," , , .odSkti .00-110- ,,, , , rt3ner ,, t:-,- ' . Airs. Schtto et- - . , ,..,.- - . , , , . ie" . ' ;41 t 1italic, , ee ' t Atri73.kcio - .....) K.,,,,,, ,,.... : . ''' ' 1 4,g 4, 0:,...1 , Canada Open Title States professionals held the first 12 third round of play positions as the began. today in the Canadian open Leo Diegel. of arolf championehip. White Plains, N. Y., was leadinx the 142 score a of for 36 hales. with park while Walter Hagen and Johnny second were for tied Farrell place with 144. CENTRAL UTAR LEAGUE. Tommy Armour. American nation. Team Standing'. al open champion. and Al Watrous of Won. Lost. Pot Grand Rapids each bad a card of 73 and now are only three strolute American Fork 6 0 1.000 behind Diegel, with, totals of 145. 2 Provo 6 .750 Euteka . And Gain Ground In Central Utah . , , . , TORONTO. Aug. Cavemen Triumph , . , ' Leads U. S. Pros in Fight for ---- '''.. . i . I ', , i i A - , 1 ,,..,,y,,,,, ,,,,,,,. i Liberty Park Swimmers Win In Annual Playground Meet Clements Threat To Stop Fight Is No Worry to Tex Jordan Augt CFICAGO, Tex threats which Rickard has learned to accept In-a evitable whenever he promote prize championship heavyweight are making themselves fight again TunneY- the evident preceding for Sol- Dempsey- - engagement diet field, Chicago. Sept. 22. of these portentousB. Not the least apectres la the announoement - Clements, of Chi- C. "Mysterious Billcago boxing promoter Who never' that he a bee promoted fight. the seeCan injunction to prevent same the heavyweight bout on reartak-In grounds that resulted last and Rickard forsa5ing Chicago bout ing the first Dempsey-Tunne- y to Philadelphia. who 'lipids the ChiClements. cago Coliseum club. claims that he had a contract With Dempsey to year before fightfight Wills last and that he violating anyone else ed the contract by fighting Tunand will continue to violate itney Cieif he fights Tuney again. ln,):).1); me,ntslast.year2.ucce.,Lded an., injunction Dempsey In Indianapolis but the order was not recognised in Phi ladelphia ad the isfight went on. Rickard unperturbed by Ciemade he ments announcement,known In New York. attributing' the Chicagoans statement to his desire Rickard said the for publicity. fight Is on and nothing can stop it It. Lions Hold Golf Play as Feature Frank C. MoCasherty Iiitnhde Et:Ili:nest Greer werevictortous In club golf tournament Friday at Forest Dale, the two winning the Scotch fourinme plsty. Forty gulf. In the tourney. ers participated which was followed by a dinner and dance In the Forest Dale clubhouse. - ,1101211111114 ANSOCIATION. w. L. Pct.!i 65 Si AO& Atlanta.. 14 48 .111, Mobile.. 13 41 .177l Lit. 1tock 1418h1111 11 41 .87liChatraogn 1814wdlae Redone. Nashville, Atlanta bletophie S. Mobilo 1 Iltrmbam .1Drimin Memphis 12. nlii.i.rmingham ' ' THREE-- I t. w. Vet 11 SS .441 41 42 Ate 43 41 .211 43 11 381 ,, . Chittaaoote 1 Orleans peatnened. LEAGUE. i Quitter I. Peoria I. i Bloomington S. Spriest...Id Decatur it. Evansville 1. Voilw&till I. Terre blast. I., t . O. , ,..e z. .4.4444: Kauffman Picked, Bat-ti- e r LEVELAND. - two former Aug. runners-ti- will p WILLIE RITCHIE IS VICTOR ON COAST t RouxwooD. Calif.. Aug. Ritchie. former lightchampion, wag nearer is weight "come-back" today . by virtue of a six round deciston Over Bobby Loa Angeles lightweight, here loot night. Young Nationaltsta riliptno bantamweight. won this decision from "Kid" Carter of Arizona, in the main event-Mulle- n (INS)--Wi- ,.e. : lli 5 S 5 Fork Friday's Results. S. American Fork Payson I. Reber 7. Provo 6. Fork 6, Springville I. Bandar's Schedule. Nepht a3 Eureka. 1 .5,0 .376 .26! 111 - Tigers Play Bank Nine in Exhibition on diamond No. I Rt Athletic park in an exhibition gam. was postponed from last which The Tigers made a slow week. PAYSON. Aug. 6.American Pork start this season. but are playing ball now, and the game prom. gained a full game in the league good race on Provo. which lost to Heber !POI to be a good one. 'McDaniel and I to 6. while the Cavemen were takFleming are the Tiger battery. with Clark and Bonny doing duty for the to 6, .he Caveing Payson down. inmen piled up five runs tate first bankers. three innings. without one of the COLIMA GETS FIGHT. markers being earved., loose infield playing accounting for th Cal.. Aug, 4 HOLLYWOOD. was Steele pitching (IN$).--Ber- t tllip Although Colima. Whittler, Calif', ball. Payson got to Po;linj Mexican boxer. steady clash will with Stark in the seventh for five runs. A.! an Francisco middleweight Taylor's homr scoring B. Spain-- I Judge. in w ten round main event bete hower who had, tripled with the next Friday ntght. basoul full. ilomer led Provo at the ACE IBUDKINS SOUGHT. American reagr. j Payson. B.HOA. U.H.OA; LOS ANGELES, Aug. Bonnet.lb 4 1 1 f,Mnistna.rt 4 0 1 1 Donald. Los Anseies promoter. C. Coheiress $ 1 1 a bout be1 2 1 3 today was angling for Homeerf S 2 1 0' ab-stween Tommy Freeman, Arkansas 7 1 1 1 3 I 011:1man,e. Durant,sf Ace nd a Hudkins. 1 1 4 weltrweight. Barratt.e It Wrtnal,of I 0 for tits Wildcat, the -- Nebraska S 1 g 2 D,Ehelep 4 1 11 next big oaten alr show. Batoecit. 4 1 2 O.E. Bin,h,211. 3 0 2 4 ...,4 1 2 11 1 rart.rettv I S TEXAS LISAGtE. 10111,13IP grun NS' L. Pe. Pet. i hoser,:b 4 1 4 1 .466 Artnto INI!I 21 42 624 Et4 pr. 44 643, Win, HOUstOn 14 7 :7 I ote:S. 91 3 :7111 Total. 41 33 411 kv,,co... Shreprt .41I Dallas. 61 41 .470t Paurnnt krnerlean York Results. Yesterday's 00 1,19 Payson i Fort 'worth S. San Anton:a a. Cir.!, !AL Fa:!. 9. Beaumont Cs1:ego. Ft:ranters; RuneBet. T. 6. He,,astOts hrovoport S. Homer rharrant. Retreat. Bernts. 3. Vbaco . 4. Vaila Mn.rsrue. W:grs:I. Biork, A. Tay Int-...... D. Steele. Bartrilge: Monte. Errore C. Ste&ro S. Partndge. Mentassue. D. Spaintower, Co:tese. Bennett It. Btl:r, C. Stee.e. Home ibaseoBarneek Homer. day Safe Wires Friends- Back Soon! A.04.4.4--4 - : ' , , - N1. W LPrt4 trt 39 .614 Olnati 47 44 41 .1.94' liteklyti 44 4, 1,4 57 43 .333 Plotted. 3111 N. V. 64 49 633( bastes 34 53 4333 Outlook for Today. Near lark as Pitteburgh. ittookli a at Chicago. eloadne Hoiden at M. Louie. Cleat. Philadelphia at Cairtnt. loupe; Lindbergh tiny.) ; . ; , ' . k I ? , ;i 1 Ogle 1 1 AMERICAN. W.L-Pe- !es T. IS So Itli At thieves Si Se ASS (Sisse SI SO ASS L. Se et SOS . .601 3W St .6:4, Beata , SS le ' ' 62e -- It 1 Outlook ter Teeny re. Laois at lehliodolpitio CO. t hirogo mg New 'twit, Wear. Cierelood at Woolibtotoo. eke., Detroit at Bootee. clam, Iscraper. 1 .. $. .: ..', I , $ 1 - CAA, . -- ' I Cheri Pithrg Behind Gehrig In Homer Race , ' I IKATIONAL. Babe Only Two etc ' MAJOR Battles on Coast , 'r tk Provo U. P. Nm e , the The Salt Lake Tigers and nines will meet ttatiareernoon Facings fa lied to report. Thine. 1,23.4. 13.ye--C- eni ral. won: Liberty. second: Jordan. tt:rd fltN101114. first beatHobbs. trash : won Liberty. set; Clayton. A.1 12' rinneer, 18 , 32 Liberty ond; Parry. Jordon. third. Time. :IS. 1 ft Jordan 20 :3 Three-BesBret Liberty. yeti. Socond Isa t hiteB ss Pioneer 10 b8 Cattail Jordan. second: Wyatt. Pio- httDurrtopoinhower. Homer. Two-besCHICAGO, Aug. Doub: third. Time. :11.4. 1 to SOelebotrer 5i1 neer. .37 ent. Washington C. "Jim" Mullen. leading p.skyoB. 1' bird 5 hestro let. Jordan, Beni boxing promoter. sent wordChicago! Central to his Patrtdre. UmpireSelman. 11 25 44 Erdman's. Liherty. second; Snell. CenTrio summary "'Wow.: was be friends hers that today in, :lg.. tral, third. Time, GIANTS. excellent health, had not been kid- Fourth hes --13 rirr, halt Central. woo; dash hrat and would return shortly heatAlfred Jordri. second; Parry. Pio- naped. Meade. Jordan. won:. Gerald DeWitt. Newman. from a business trip. C. Wash- - neer. third Time :ItWaakinglon. eoconilLFrank entral. His following th dtrappearance won; tohnsolt. Fifth hestHunt. In g I 0 n tnird . Tim.. : n Loayza-Hermabout Tuesday ntgb$ 2,41111. eccond; Central. Sandberg. onSe:cr'."'wod ell";Nle--caused his assoclates, alarm :IS. among Time. POI11..'NtBc''asitheyvttiniteeall: ownLiberty.la -Central. won; .heat Sint Aug. tdProvo's, Union ond; Dave Itoriord. Jordan. third. Tint. Warsecond; Stepper:Y. Wash ingt on. team has 'eft fe,r! :IS. Liberty. third. Ttrns Th where it will tangie i IPROVO, 1.4411s ,r, 0 ton tam um, rim ner.Iloek Ci heat ayten. flret stroke. coast and Clarents Bowman. Pto- Liberty. team in the second wt. ; Pol.I. Jerden. second; nit.r. did for rind: Franklin Dixon. Liberty. the L. A, St. S. L. unit Snell. Central. third. Time. :11. third. Tim.. :IL Vi'ashinyton. won the Provo won: championship. Liberty, Sircond heatFetter Fourth beimWilliam Grandatart. game Of the series in Provo fir6t1 Jorribis. second. Mellon. Wash, week 3 5 Washington. won: Jo. ifteinfield. pt.?. Newman. third. a and to neore, by Time. :11. neer. second': Mills. &tiddler. Liberty. ington, '11Addi Miller pitching the second i trial. won; Liberty. second; third. Tim.. :14, phrrer. a the Provo conceded I ate gam. .boy third Flub beatMelvin Cannon. Pioneer. Jordan. Pioist good chance to topple the Los neeonei heatWashington. won; won: Herbert Dormer. Jordaa. owned; i in third. neer. Angeles which,event Liberty. boys again. second; , Bolton Davidson. Washington. third. won; Liberty. eadetid ; !they will bay. the title tucked Time. :13 Aut. ILMS) t away. NEW YORK. Sixth hwit--LBithII. Washing, Jordan. 1 hit& to sear two t Ruth Most of theProvo U. P. team has; ton. won; Prank DOrid. Libor'''. rind 'been reeruited from the PrOVQ teen) Louis Mallon. writ IRNAT1ONAL LEAGVIL behind Boater Debrig fed7 le Pioner . tied for ass. I this of Central Utah league. end. Tim.. :13 3, . belittelrmluotelbeenluted. rmalee,,d3.5"beytge. Tweb; 111Wftriiill I ,------ , Back etro.,,Ite-- 0,, ,..oral Do,,Witt.:11..s.wo, - Neale. VW: Toronto. OWENS GIVEN EDGE. Intl. won: "". """'"."1". 70 45 .917 Neckar 5: El .05 Detroit the yesterday. gyreres Tjier. ten. s4,6ne; Alfred Meads. Zonate,. 42 .sl? .9 fl Neittrera 4, Ls;,jor. eLty Cal., Aug. I ot.1;11i1::akttliolutell'all hostiCre rutuillikarag. third. Time. :IS. (11Mss)3ErAnNesr;tE Newark 'St 55 537illeading 20 37 ..111S ! Owens. ..Loa Angeles Second hestFrank Johnson. Wash. ti eavyweight. today was favored to Yesterday's Itepel;a. league. walloped kin toteat3, triton. woo; Austin geort. Jordan. gee- - . San Fran- litird circuit clout et tits seaBaltimore I. Jersey city 8. ond: Curtis Cohen. LibertY. third. 'Dine son. Theywill step Newark S. ;IF 3 -.Tuesday night. 11.1461, lint beityWasktairtoa. Weir lobe $444'61644 - ..kadial. wool toarris ,,,,, . to-- 1 for day bottle in the 36 hole finals the riattonal public licks golf chamdub. at Ridgewood pionshipare Carl Kauffman of Pitts-- 1 They the finals last burgh who lost in to Lester Bolvtad year at Buffalo and William Serof Minneapolis, rick of New York who yielded to at New of Buffalo McCauliffe Ray York two years ago. Kauffman. is a slight favorite as he qualifted with 154 strokes for second place. while Serrick barely got in with 160. 4 4 3 3 Payson Nevh: Spanish In Finals Today; rpht. w, i Heber Sprhg-v11:- seeend i ' Public Linksmen and Jordan. seecond ; Pioneer, third. T won: Wa sit a Second heat Trms. second; Liberty. thirdclose fight for second place. the Introit, :33 3. Liberty park swimmers scored a de- delve v ictory in the city play- f irst grounds swimming meet Friday at dash, .tend; Liberty park, by counting heavily Pionoer, won Stanip. Liberty. :111. Time, third in all divisions to pile up 82 points. Hansen. Jordan. won: Second hes ir. Liberty, Jordan outscwid the other two Brobstent. Pioneer. Hattock. second; second place contenders with 59, Jordan, third. Time. :13, Jordan. won; RoPioneer finishing just a point Third heat hind. Washington lost ground in the bert. Liberty. second'. Barber. Pioneer. Time. third. senior and midget events. after tak- Fourth heatBtd, Centrel. won: Libaecor ing a lead with 37 points in the Shope. Pioner. Briggs, giant Ci3SS. Central was in fifth erty, third. Time. .11.2. ; Bret Stealer Fifth Lirty. place with 44 points, Jordan. second Rugg. CentraL Paul Kimball, is director of the Parry. third Time. :IL tee Jordan, won; Sixth h t Liberty team. Sleater of Liberty park was high Barton. Pioneer. 'second; Price. Liberty. :12. Point man, winning one of the third. Time; JerBack stroke. fine. heat dashes and the backstroke as well dart. second; Liberty. won: Hobert. :IS as scorin g high. in the Mill. third. in 1310101. Pioneer. LibertY. mat; t Second Voik. Wasnsecond; Shope. Pioneer. The clubs scored as follows; intron. third Time :1S. secwon; Pioneer. Bel ayLibertv. ond Jordan. third. Time. 1.32 4. won: other 2 Second heat . dt.o, 1 Wins Over Pioneer and Washington in for Second; Sleater Stars. ILE Jordan, Pioneer Wit Washington were wtaging . 4 AtafgArlw4.444 ,,',:' 0 .,,,t- , .,..." 4 i :1 . , , 1 . r-q , ,,,,,,,,,,:- i 40,1,11t..4..ILL4 i:. y . . t V. Now,..,,..0:--ille'- '' 1' '''' '. 4 . ., - , t 6t, ( ,' qy 1 743,11alsal - w , i ' lipub.44,0rn. id,,,i;3: '1,' ''.. , ., , - , !, 1 , -- 74. i , . , , i , ''4,,,. ,,''' ' tINS-i--Bi- ....,,, ''. i I . -- -- . I l 46 VIA' LAKE will lose George Ole Von Elm. national - 101A1140, 01 lex--- 11 . ati . Ng For East After Salt Lake Visi ,....... ,. i.r.i ,411 ., College Von Elm Leaves '"ifVf 1W. , 1 0 Tolegrapla 18 , A . I 54 3 N ',, It'I4 1 by Kitchell linzpiroKauff man. SC &MOH& ", , I C 1 I2 Summary: RonaHerron. Saran& noon. Covran Swaim. Leonard, Stamp. ErrorsSca mina Everett. Saito basesHanka Swenson. Home runs Lnonard. Swenson. Runs batted In S. Doable Hasa StayKaaba to Scarce! la to Van Quill. Stark outHY k ( .,,t .500 .455 .417 .100 'American Telegraph B. H. O.A.I D. IL U.A. 1 liCaeran.eg 8 3 20-4 8peact.21, S I 3 1 Leanard.12 I 1 3 1 1 Ci Ererett.cr 3 4 I 1 Delmar lb 3 3 I Dohnegrf SS 3 1 I seenia.e. O. IV 1 A- ' ti.,::i ; -9 L. Nesrett lb ,' 0 16. ''t'..11...;::-0-- 't,vir,,,,,, - , e'') . ,4"4 . i, V, , - v5-'- r li , 4 1 I . - AO 7 it & - 1 :'N . , 10 , .,.. -- -4 0 1, v ,,, , ,..:, -- O American Telegraph College 5; (postponed game). 'f It 7 ,,,-- Pet. .750 I 6 Fort Douglas American Tel. Col 1 Eastern Hatters rrItla re Remelts. 'UmpireBrows , 1 , 7JA-..,..iii, 010--4 Olx- - UmpireDecker. WEDNESDAY Nelson. G. lomsnary: Rons- -0. iss 2. B. Montrotnsci. ?Minors. P. Miller 2. Collins Ittatiley 2. Gay. V&A's. Rstie. Throo-basbits ByromCollins, Rails Two-baso hits-- 0. Stanley. Vischoy. Nelson. P. Miller. Mobs. McIntosh. ley. Gay. Strtick outBy Gay 10, by P. 6. . ,-. I It 1"6 ( 1 , it it 4 ' ' 1 ,- Newm.) YORK, Aug. 4, 4' .:..!''4 .'' - Telegraphers Take, Postponed Contest M- ' r 6 14' ; N:oo 0, 2. morhoff, Summary: RonaOlsen Eggertsen. Grennig 2 .,Chariton. Herr 2, O. 111 '..,-z-l',,,I.it.,- :471'1. . -'- -- r till ! l'::: :- , )t) ..,..-4,- ..- , ........ CEABRIGHT. N. S. Aug. 6 Bill Tilden. for the Nothing approaching the volime !of ad- second Lane in his career. has Ills the menis 71, vance sales of ticketa-fo- r today on the Sea, national- singles championship next aberhigiehytedbowlihHaZ ..al....:, month has ever been recorded on yes. distinction the books of the Lotted States terday by defeat.. T. Lawn Tennis assoeiat nn. e ing Frank This is the bright side or the 6Ne4w. fiRocunhteerlicof otherwise dolorous fact that blaztennis stars who formerly ing dominated the cmir.s are begin,, 1 105rlyrs. aMnodlla t9 the ravagea nj ning to bow , Kea Boutnan. years, trincertainty as to what Will Flip' the young Hot.. ,theachamploriship happen i146..-of land star. won as well as the matches prospect , o ' the ladies dou. '.. , stirring encounters has elicited unMet by beating usual interest In the- forthcoming Mrs. A. 11. Chap- tournament and this ia reflected , vein and Miss Mar. itt the way in which favorable lo:101, i Morrill. Jo r i e cations in the aPadium at Forest 63. 74. Hills are being taken up. in the ladies The final round Veterans Fatting. Mrs. 2dalTóry and So this may or may not be held singles. between Jacobs, and the finals of as one feels about it, as compen- the mon's and mixed dobles are sation for the hazardous situation scheduled for today. involved In the tiefrise of the DaLooks Better. vis trophy. An optimist will declare that the present marked Tilden looked better In victory hrin he has In a long time. Startgrowth in interest In lawn Lennie one fact the that from resulting uninsplring :ng with an erratic or two men are Lo longer dom- game early in the week he can inating the altuatlom that several gradually along until he was very younger men are eon dile to blaze good against George Lott on across the. furnament any time and Thursday and close to perfection that foreigners ate now upon our against Hunter. The new Rochahores bursting with confidence in elle man played well. but not well the:r ablitY to shroud the Azneras At times it looked lean eagle with the lilies of France enough. though .Tilden was letting up so as is worth the loss of the cup. bus overwhelm not to ontlrely It is interetring to oh,erve in this friendly rival. connect;on the tender care. the COn!tideration with whi,.11 the veterans Finals Today. who as in past veers will be AmerThey play together in the douica's chief reliance. are beAng handled by the Davis cup authorities. bles f,nals today against R. NorTwo Bilis." r;s Williams and Lewis White In The Bill Jc.nnston. tor instance. may he a partly conclusiva Cal!fornian. will not arrit'e - what litle test of who will play in the Davla here until the th!rd week In Audoubles. Originally Tild.n and when he will go to Newport. cup gust. H:11 has dorie little playtng to date, Vilthtma were looked on with fabethis idea being that he., wIlt do vor, but there is more than a ter if he conserves his energies. small posslbility that bly Bill will he and IThe Davis cup ccrnmittee Hunter. authorities of the U. S. L. T. A. con- insist On The women's doubles were not cur In this arrangament On the other hand. Blg Bill Tilden particularly well played. I. insisting that more tennis and still more tennia Ic whit he reeds. Three times day on the courts he regards as not too much. And. 1Diegel as with Johnston. the authorities I Cr. smiling agreeably and him to go to it. The fear that he In swalis the process may crack lowed up In the theory that Tilden knows what Is good for him. MEW 1 '1 4 '' ';'. 1 Helen Doubles; Jacobs Plays for Title. dies' BY LAWRENCE PERIM (Special leaaed wire service to The .,... . , , '-- '' 1400 23 ..., Preas ost,rn Total' ti I it it 1 ix ' 1 s. '.' 385 .154 3 3 3 3 Grinly.se. ,..., 1 v - N , i . - ' 1, .600 it it ' ,,, .571 .571 " : ' I Pet 3 Ceoptt.2b Home antith.p.. 0 Foremn,et 0 Tyne,cf.. O 1 Wticit.lb Chtlin.lt Busbee,lb '. '-- ') Stamp. American Telegraph hurlL. hitter er. held the O. to two stingy hits in their postponed Wed4 2 10 game, Z.Ntontgem nesday night played Friday 1 at Bonneville. and the TelegraphI 2 3 S. oory,31... 4 1 211Anley,c1 1 5 to 2. Donner.. 4 1 ers The result Gay,p.... II II t 2t14,ihr.i1 triumphed, 0 of . 4 2 Vacher.es, the game did not alter the 0 of the league. D S. L. reCooporrt 4 2 2 I.1!E Gileclt. 42 0 tending I Perkiniket I I2 taining third place. and the A. T. C. Itai1e.21). llobton,lb S 0 4 0, 1,1)morc1k 4 1 2 remaining in fifth. S 0 0, P.21111er.p I Brosa.11t Three Short Line hurlers were 1 21.Gilea,ct I 1912k.... I touched for ten Mts. Cowan leading the 11 12 27 IT attack with three hits, and Totals. 27 It 24 ot otals xltuttod for Brown 1st tho eighth; Swenson and Leonard getting home rune. out groundd S. Provo, Heber '''11 4 elan. 13 BOA. I 1 0 Ttallow.lb Clamant' 3 ilyierst 3 Eder.c. I Eltrten.p itroimp I ' --- ' '..-- 1 3 tinente,31, HEBER, Aug. S.Provo rent a reakeshtft lineupagainst Heber In Its league game iie re Friday, but it was nearly eno,,gh to topple the Eagles, who barely managed to last out an eariy lead to win 7 to 6. Gay. Provo moundsman. made a bad wait. Heber collecting its seven runs In From that the first fear innings. on. however. be held the tim while his mates beEag4 hitless,Miller The for hits. gan finding Eagle chucker tightened up on his own account and the last three inthe Timps swinging nings found The game without much mutt. war. Prowas a real thriller all-tvo playing beautiful ball desnite presence of only four regulars In the lineup. Reber. irravo H. H. 0 A. B. 0. 0 1..1 1 2 Ihrtntaltit S I 1 00 Nelson., GAtiler.1b Oolltamlb I 2 21 1 . ',,, , Win La. Mallory-Bouma- n ! 4 ' 1 3 0! 1 ' 4.0'...........00 1. ,, B.H 4' ' For the second time In two nights. the Western Union nine defeated the Friday league champion Quality Presa nine, the victory giving theta a tie for second plaee with lite 'eye which dropped a hot contest to the Pullman company. Western Union kept .up He sensational pa In hich has boosted it from fifth place t the tie for second. and thought they gathered only nine hits, they made every one count and finished up no the long end of a 2 to 6 count. Smith was stingy, hold. trig the Pressmen to six hits. 3 . in TourneyNew Stars. ' G .0 ed. Heber in thrillsen, 11171101-tt- : e Oleen ' 1 Friday'. Results. Quality Press 6; Western Union S. Keeley!. 1: Pullman 6. Western Opts-DMolay nospon- - Quality Prese. - - . . .736 3 ti 6 7 8 11 ,..-- ; Smith. Hliele. Casper. Germitty. Foreman. ErrorsGorMey 2, Bushea. tear. Giacomo 2. Edgar 2. Home run Wien Twoba Whitlock, hitatioyd. 1. by Murphy struck ourHy Simonson by Smith 4. Hit with pitched ball by Smith. Wtid pitchEggert, Provo Defeated by I ....118 De Molay 1 ' 1 Over Loop Champs FRIDAY LEAGUE. W. L. ., ",;;;;. Western Union Is Once More Victor , s - IKeen . .. . .....1, . ...,..,...i. ,.....,,,,,,ts ,,n,,' ,,.,' ":,..,..--- .,..,,,,.;,..,,,,.....,, 1,41,,,L ... : - A ' '',,' . 1,,,; .;. , - 2 t cow |