| Show 1 a 'inn ilili m me Co lrdynof ft Pirate Manager r BY nAEOLD TRAYNOR - WEBER GYM (instruction In Swimming Will Be Given To Large Classes " i to Working in connection with the the Weber Weber gymnasium American the of county chapter will open its annual Cross Red -Learn to 8wim Week" at the A beginning July 30th be will course feature of this year's classes for adults as well as children No charge will be made all classes being free but Individuals are urged to bring their own soap i and towel will take place WedRegistration nesday Thursday and Friday July 25 28 and 27 from ten to twelve a m and one to four p m Anyone not enrolled by fpur p m July 27th cannot enter class work Students are limited In each class to insure the maximum of group and personal instruction Enough classes will be held hqwever to embrace all enrolled The week's course will include detailed instruction in elementary backstroke aidestroke and crawlstroke All class work 'will be under the direction of Lucile Owens Clark Carl Belllston and Oscar Demlng These three have but recently returned from the American Red Cross Training Institute held at Coma Springs Assisting these will be 'six Red Cross senior life savers All classes will be of one-ha- lf hour duration dally and will be grouped as to sex and age Adults are extended a special Invitation to attend and take advantage of the instruction At the termination of the course Red Cross buttons will be awarded to those passing their beginners and swimmer's tests All gymnasium swimming classes will be dropped during this week to Insure all members the chance to enter class work Parents are urged to Impress upon their children that the course Is a serious concentrated effort on the part of the Weber chapter of the American Red Cross and the Weber college gymnasium to cut down Weber county's toll of water deaths by teaching how! to swim correctly and safely Instructions must be followed closely land there will be no time for playt Red Cross swimming campaigns in the past have met with a remarkable degree of success Thousands of Ogden city children have learned the first essentials of swimming at these courses With the enlarged teaching facilities- the course this year in attendance should break all previous records ! fin other words I am picking the OUnts to repeat With the Cubs gym-nasiu- iecondthe Card- inals third and my own Pirates fourth P e rh a p t the VI 1 nor tnanarercfcluba shouldTraymake a lot fourth place of claims and threats tut I'm being1 honest Instead of optimistic II believe the New York team will win and It deserves to retain Its championship Day in knd day out Bill Terry' combination Is the mon formidable In the clrcu u QUPERIOR pitching jnd defensive with timely hittinr and a wonderful spirit make the Giants the outstanding outfit it seems to me Carl Hubbell alonb is enough to give them an edge In hurling The Oklahoman to my nuna is the greatest pitcher In baseball to- day (The Chicago entry "his fine in field and is exceptions at the plate but its pitching is too potty for the long drive as I see Jt Of course the Bruins are not out of the race for np array can w clar be counted out when i '$ only two or three games back oj the leader with the season little more than half gone IBoth the Giants and Cubs are tough to top on thei home lot And the schedule favors the men of Manhattan since they already hart completed two o their long trips and will spend ithe critical month of September t the Polo : Grounds la a fighting club well ST LOUIS and strong but Frank Frisch's pitching largely has been a two-ma- n chore and I dont be- -- Uevt the Dean brothers can carry through alone The Red Birds were hard hit the other afternoon when a sprained ankle put Paul Dean on the sidelines for three weeks (At for the Pirates we re not kid-idlourselves Well pcrap right 'down to the tape and! I am conng fident that well be closer to the at the windup than pace-make- T Detailed finish the season in the order In which they have stood for the better part of the campaign date SOON-A- n rs we are at present We're going to do our part making it a nostril j - to nostril chase which I suspect Jt win pe all the way along the route Pittsburgh has been handicapped the fracby Injuries particular tured finger suffered by Fred Llnd-atro- ra Now that this eplendid outfielder la back the Pirates have Ithe sharpest third place hitting fn i E N GLISf I STARS n ' si rm iTi ft'- ft l ii ft ft - -- RnsscU NewlanA Henry narry Grayson AUn 4 Gould Gort Kltkny Goates &re tmont the famous falxy of Examiner re McL-mo- Lm Standard-- sports writers TT? j JL zi) C7 OGDEN UTAH Jack Crawford Wins Over Shields Final Matches This Week Yankees At PAGE 19 EDITED BT AL WARDEN By GAYLE TALBOT Associated Press SporU Writer IMBLEDON Eng July 21— (AP) — Bringing across a tre mendous wallop from an unexpect- Chicago CHAMPION TO Sarazen Stakes All In Pro Play FACE SELECT CHICAGO m GOLFEXPERTS - i i To f?ro vide Trouble When Big Event Opens f 'tit i j 1' Runyan and Others y:- f w ? ' s Br JIMMY DONAHUE NEA Service Sports Writer BUFFALO-Jul- y 21— Gene Sara-ze- n will defend his Professional Golfers! association crown against 115 of the nation's sharpshooters in the nation's tourney here July 9 Sarazen whose name probably is the most glamorous In the ranksHa-ge-of n the professionals since Walter was in his prime frankly is up against one of the greatest problems in his career Things aren't what they used to be with Sarazen Time was when he captured two or three major tournaments a year and acquiring the U S and British open titles was easy for him when he was hot—as in 1932 But Gene hasn't been so feverish in the last couple of years The P G A was the only big tourney he v'v v f v v V w ? - 4 vv v v I J ) i - J - 21— (UP)— Joined the New July York Yankees today and announced that his injured leg had improved so rapidly that he planned to play tomorrow against the Chicago White Sox Ruth was able to walk under his own power when he arrived today from Cleveland His right leg where he was hit by a drive from Lou Gehrig's bat Wednesday was still discolored but most of the swelling had gone away ed quarter Australia's Davis cup team today captured both singles matches from the United States in the opening of their inter-ron- e series to deal what probably Is a knockout blow to American hopes of regaining the famous International tennis trophy this year imVivian McGrath curly-haire- d star from perturbable down under knocked !the advance dope Into a cocked hat by humbling Sidney B Wood Jr Uncle Sam' 4 ace 5 after Jack Crawford the Aussles'f player had scored an almost casual 1 victory over Frank XjShields and he has taken nothing more than place money thus far this year Sarazen wasn't ballyhooed at all during last winter'a gold rush And the star's performances this summer haven't warranted any great display The atocky little Italian's best showing was in the national open when he finished second to Olin Dutra captured in 1933 ) I So Sarazen finds himself faced with the necessity to bolstering his golfing name if he expects to continue cashing In on it Winning the P G A alone wouldn't rescue the name entirely but it at least would prevent it from sinking deeper into the shadows Sarazen who has bagged the P G A three times still is sweet apples as a golfer but during the last two years a youngster always bobbed up to beat him In the 1933 tj S open it was Johnny Goodman who came from nowhere to overtake Gene whose stamina has been weakened by illness This season at Merlon it was Dutra who although not a youngster acquired a national reputation comparatively recently Sarazen Is to face a flock of oncoming players in the P G A among them being Paul Runyan Ky Laf oon Johnny Revolta and husky Craig Wood All of these have been shooting golf that might defeat Gene or anybody else ! X CHICAGO EVENT 6-- if I F I ' Jt y 4 Indian Runner Fails to Get In Money Watch Him Finish" Second 4 ' - A :: v-- 1 it 1 - - w '::: 4 $ A 4 - s J - J ? - A X - " v to-fin- ish 2-- A 4 y o- THREE TEAMS two-hand- I all-Co- DISPLAY FORM i- -tf show - ' was born and raised in San Francisco He is known to turfmen wherever the thoroughbreds gallop Monroe 1 I Washington 0 2 500 000 GOLF coFlyiii) TRAP PRESIDENT O w ' C E Huish of Eureka Is Honored I PORT ANGELES Wash July 21 of the Pacific International Trapshooting association announced today election of J L Coffey Port Angeles Jeweler as president for 1935 and 1936 Menibers of the association were present from California Oregon Utah Nevada Washington Idaho and British Columbia Other officers elected were Vice President J S Clark Reno Nev and the following executive committee: Ford Del Monte Calif Dr B J West Puyallup Wash J C Morris Portland Ore C E Huish Eureka' Utah R H Rector Pocatello Ida D V B C Victoria ' Directors Idaho: J O Gray Nampa James S Bogart LrwistonUtah H B Carlisle and Dean Hurd' Salt Lake City v Nevada Al Brundldge Reno 1 I ON j '(12-1- ! he i- in-th- -- e locaTteams " all-En- s? CLASH TODAY I Lindsay Sparkles Baseball Fifth Indians Consecutive i :-- i I j ! Junior Teams Meet At Lorin Parr Park ! Leads In Horseshoe Meet Submins each re-sub- mit aJ When putting have you ever overrun the cup then be short coming back? If you hare it would pay In the future to study the grain of the W Mc-Ga- ry - grass If no attention Is paid to It putts are bound to go wrong fall short and miss the cup When putting against the grain naturally the green will be slower than putting with It Angels Attention should also be paid to Game roll If the roll is with the grain the ball will break faster and more Chances borrow must be allowed 21— (AF)— LOS ANGELES are the ball will enter the cup from jiDIck Ward youngJulyLos Angeles the" side hurler-who- 1 had oeen benched for Less borrow is needed If the grain to the' reasons disclplihary runs against the roll in the freem baseball wars todavReturned defeated and Then the ball can be hit stralghter Portland 5 to 3 as the Beavers drop allowing for more accuracy and a ped their fifth game ofj the series firmer hit putt R H E " ' Score: ""' 3 11 2 SPortland 5 10 l Los Angeles Batteries: Brame and Cox Wwd III and G Campbell Take qpsc From Portland 'i Standings Teams — New York Chicago Won Lost Pet St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati 56 54 50 41 43 32 34 35 41 45 37 50 38 52 56 23 640 Detroit New York Boston Cleveland 51 425 403 333 40 48 46 39 41 S3 St Louis Washirftcn -- '23 f 39 41 47 51 58 )-Holly- a second 583 Straight shutout on Oakland's 500 today after dropping the first 489 jgames of the present series 32 33 54 OAKLAND July wood's Stars Inflicted 614 AMERICAN Won Lost Pet Teams— Philadelphia Chicago Shelleribach Pitches Hollywood To Victory NATIONAL - - Loop — (AP) — Directors - I Six! States PITA In jQO-da- 9-- '' " f Draws urt Swung widely and wildly at Mcjockey Don Meade was up on Grath's assorted returns Just when Riskulus it looked as if he had McGrath's forehand muzzled the Aussi would backhand sting him with red-hshots ' Jackie ed ot PARK SOFTBALL Second Half Standings KlNE IIAS COLORFUL CAREER SENIOR LEAGUE T7ROM newsboy to one of the most prominent men in horse Won Lost Pet 1 racincr This man might well have been tne nero oi 0 1000 2 Liberty 1 1 500 Horatio Alger story His nsme is William P Kynei He Lorin Farr -- 628 607 545 541 488 ' all-Engla- nd s Softball Contests Get In terest In Various City Circuits - Tuesday when Shields engages and Wood takes on Crawford The players themselves seem to feel that the task is tooj great "It's up to you George to get In there and win on 'Monday" a fan as the told George M'LottJ Jr players went to thelf dressing rooms Lott who will pair with towering Lester Stoefen against Crawford and Adrian Qulst replied in a somewhat downcast tone:' "Yes but what's the Use? It's the same old story" Nobody was particularly surprised at Crawford's victory Over Shields as he had vanquished the No I ranking American in the semi-fina- ls of the championships here two weeks ago but McGrath's magnificent play against Wood who Is regarded in England as one of the world's greatest shotmakers came as a shock McGrath a little fellow with ari unorthodox backhand never has shown American tennis spectators anything like the dazzlgame he employed ing agahist Wood The slender New Yorker looked like a man trying td fight a swarm of hornets with a fly swatter as he Mc-gra- th CHICAGO July 21 — (AP) 4 Riskulus from the Pacific coast and owned by Norman W Church won I " the Arlington handicap today in a thrilling finish beating Mrs John D 7 Hertz's Watch Him by a head The 4 A Calumet farm's Hadagal was third Indian Runner the even money r 1 ' $ favorite was out of the money i Riskulus which raced in front alx - A' Av most from start ran the A t ? mile and a quarter In 2:02 5 three A fifths of a second off the track Tsn record New Deal from Kentucky was - Paul Runyan youns: New York Gene Sarazen stocky little Olin Dutra biff Calif ornian e his title defends In the field of 11 who Italian fourth Sarazen's Gene for pro who nation-a- l the in from fresh victory The Brookmeade stable Owned by P G A crown in Buffalo July 24 against 115 of the country's open who is a real contender Mrs Isabelle Dodge Sloahe of New to 29 York was represented by Good Goods Time Clock and Inlander but they were outrun at all stages The race was worth $9580 to Mr Church owner of the winner Riskulus paid $1846 in win $720 to place and 458 to show " Watch Him's place price was $1044 and $616 to show Hadagal paid $892 ti ( X ge 1- -6 A 10 like'an Impossible task of sweeping the remaining doublei match on Monday and the two singles on -- v 'i - 6-- 12-- 2 The double setback ileft Captain Norris "Dick" Williams' disappointed warriors facinglwhat looked IN FAST TIME A n j 7-- ng n th 6-- 7L top-ranki- - - 5-- 9-- 6-- 3 v i 1- -6 6-- 7-- RISKULUS WINS 24-2- 1 ft 4 f 'TVIHJUNKEES ft -- SPORTS ALL-STA- R For wars he has resided in the r Last Week's Results j city of his birth for short periods morning watching his new! Bay Lorin Farr 9 Washington 1 at a time The reason is his turi Meadows track eighteen miles or so the loop 11 Monroe 10 Liberty activities have kept him moving south of San Francisco rise out-- of The acquisition of Ed Holley ought Liberty 10 Lorin Farr A the what' once was an aviation field It Monroe SO help our through 11 'Washington 10 pitching which hasn't Princeton western states is to be modern in every way: A Cornell Track been of the highest order He has promot- $250000 totalisator will intrigue Runyan led In money winnings INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Uose Cotton Athletes He won the tour winter the races at Port-- i those who have never watched this ed during ' be best we the can Won Lost Pet may FOURTH National Capital City tPasadena R e n o huge electrical contrivance perform ' Takes Golf Title land 0 1000 2 year but I am positive Lorin Farr St Petersburg Belleair Tournament itc urnrlr nf fnstnntlv tntalirier the 7 1 500 KansasCity that the future of thd Pittsburgh I Washington of Gardens and Cavalier opens in Salt Lake city are as made bets (By The 'Associated Press) j 1 club Is bright 1 500 Monroe mid-souPhoenix San- Minimum purses of $700 and Liberty The sports tide which has been addition to tying for the ' 2 000 In Arkie Vaughn we have one 0 j chief Sarazen's threat title uuaramong A $250OO handicap are planned of the foremost If not tile peer running strorigly toward athletes of comes from ez Tulsa many y race meeting will open next of shortstop In Vaiighan Paul the British empire the last few the younger exponents Last Week's Results ' cities in Calif or- - fall And the former San Francisco we?ks Runyan continued at the flood today waner and Undstroni we have bracket the 1 the n In a a n l a a upper age Lorin Farr 23 Washington three of the surest hirers in the with the united Staes Davis cuo newsDOyf William Patrick Kyne wil A chief G P 10 Liberty 8 Monroe champion's and as general manager ijg game and I'm still rolling along at team losing the first two matches present! Farmington will be Dutra 6 Liberty 5 lnter-2on- e Lorin Definitely Farr big worry Deiween of its a fairly rapid rate contest to Australia miaway j on perhis that after splendid game Washington 16 Monroe 4 and the track and field stars of Ten more weeks of torrid j Salt Lake and fEvery time you loold up one of Oxford-Cambridis OUn In the formance apt open Ogden' those Waner guys Is refunding seccompetition is scheduled in defeating those to He has never the American and National league carry the professional crown to JUNIOR LEAGUE ond base - remarked Ilhghle Critz of Princeton-Corne- ll I natives of that h 1 s pennant races for the balance of forgotten Jack Crawford defeated Frank California and give of the Giants following our last Won Lost Pet else to crow about friends from the j 1934 Detroit Is picked by many Monroe 1 2 aeries with the New York club Shields 0 and Vivian state something 1 0 '1000 will be the second he hawked in the American with New York Lorin Farr WARDEN days 000 Lloyd Waner still ts LJitle Poison McGrath won from Sidney B Wood If he does it ruled 0 0 the roost He newspapers thirty years ago Dutra has 5 4 7 Na and Brother Paul is deadlier than Jr favorite in the hot In the Davis time Giants 000 0 0 Lincoln finished first in 1932 who befriended him in the lean and tional Thej Yankees however Liberty ever 1 j cup tests at Wimbledon England 000 0 heads older of the Another may dismal Bill Eonthron Princetons great The Pirates may require tinker-In- g days have been' repaid a may come back to win the ' junior He is hundred fold and more The story f here and there but give them mi!er was again 'defeated by Jack be bad news to Sarazen league flag j who has Last Week's Remtlta of rivals Cooper munificence Harry "Lighthorse" that his of Lovelock of Oxford in Inter the pitching replacements and a kindhavsummer this been ne s up cleaning His friends say lier nod from lady luck and I have varsiies meet at White City Eng Monroe 8 Liberty 1 Jack Dempsey JirRE AND THERE IN SPORTS an Idea they'll win In 1934 or run iana as tne urmsn atnietca won ing copped the Illinois and Western never turned down a deserving in- Other games postponed Great gait lake salt beds of 1 A the victors ragged seven first places to five for the opens and finished strong in sev dividual in his life j in Liberty park Lorin Farr park finest the fer racing strips eral others are (Copyright 1934 NEA Sen ice Inc ) Americans Kyne has been up and down f -! the world for record trials Ralph and Monroe park softball teams I — second half races in Among other outstanding victories nancially so many times he could i DePalma famous race driver- in leading for empire athletes recently are Sir Malcolm the senior league the intermediate rive an elevator a run for the forms the writer Fields Cotton's can in the do better British than 300 league and the junior circuits Cliff Camnbell He hit the has Henry victory money high spots open the triumphs of Fred Perry with bank rolls big enough to miles per hour at the salt beds De Doxey director announces Close matches were played last Dorothy Jtound in the Suspension On Coast and bludgeon an elephant Into submis- Palma states Deweek land tennis championships at WimThe feature contest of the 26 around of walked And sion he has 'years racing During bledon and the rout of American town with not much more money Palma has covered better than 28- - week was captured 'by the Monroe than the price to buy ham and eggs 000 miles in actual competition He Juniors They defeated' Liberty 3 Dr Harry Martin chairman of the scullers and crews at Henley I He "was among those' responsible estimates that he has driven auto- to 1 j srate athletic commission today su- for are the reopening of Tanforan track mobiles more than 2500000 miles Lorin Farr chased over 23 runs Two diamond attractions apended Jackie Fields former world's A racing car to win handily over Washington scheduled today in the Tri -- County under the option system in 1929 in all sorts of tests welterweight champion for two le to capable of establishing a new land Washington scored only six times months because of his draw dwisinn league Coop's Market and Brown California's eventual return will be played mu-tu- el In Game Third round" games soeed the mark will cost $isJuw ie under meet at the galized betting Ice Cream of Ogden f given at pari ' Hollywood last night in the Week this an additional to three-thirt- y with states back can Palma be traced at diamond system Points Five ngm Between Bob OlinJ New York —m ' the time Kyne sold his interests In $10000 for upkeep and Abie Feldman Brcoklvn lizht Hudson o'clock this afternoon Boyle Furniture and launch Ed Don George and Jim Londos Layton entertains the Devil's Slide Tanforan Shortly after he heavyweight Fields has been acting" Smokery diamond' stars took the c mm Lose measure of the North Side Inde team in the other league encounter ed and carried on virtually single two of the world's outstanding ixicxre ai several rights here Oeden Grill Journeys to Tre- - handed a fight to restore racing " to heavyweight wrestlers will meet at The crowd and most bf the rine pendent team at Five Points Satur monton for a title contest this af- legal betting standard Buffalo soon in a one fail match aide critics agreed that Feldman day 14 to 7 Game Twice he was forestalled In 1932 wrestled a marathon the Tex Baird and Lefty G under son ternoon They hid won by a wide margin over oiin — m the bill lost by a small margin The other night the bout ending in who Is scheduled to meet Maxie worked on the slab for the winners SAN FRANCISCO July 21— (AP) the hours of work four legislature following after spring draw a Roaenblooro for the world's light with Clark and Reeves back of the vetoed was a bill by —With which the bases loaded in the sev passed Ricks college is already making Lindsay for the winners heavyweight title in New York in the plate eleca at the to But Hawaii enth in or governor special their jaunt inning today Catcher Larry j near future plans poled two triples was summer tion passlast bill Woodall are the flick Tne dropped a single into cen- vuungs December Chadwick and Douglas worked on Frank Bachman ijosrnbloonVs score two runs and give Hayto ed by a substantial majority ering for a game with Santa Rosa terfield manager was In Oiln'a comer at the the hill for the North Side IndeSeals their fifth to Francisco's the $75000 Honolulu racing for San get ing spent before sailing j pendents last rvlffht fiht of Mount Juniors Ogden Ogden over over bill bumpthe Seattle In himself win unusual most found J rthe Kyne hobby straight I Probably and the iBrigham City juniors of ing his head against a stone wall exercised baseball is that of Rip dians 7 to 5 in Brig ham City meet at Lorin Farr erected by a stubborn although un- Collins first baseman of the St R H E Alfred at ten a m today in a practice doubtedly well meant state commis Louis Cardinals 8 2 5 park Seattle collects all Rip SuIIs contest 7 0 0 re can is sion The man who was most Francisco and he San find bats broken the of Don the Coach Barney Ogden Tobin and Fitzke Gabler for Yerkes horse racing coming using: them to build a picket fence sponsible An YTe-o-l Men'a or) Lad let earn has announced his lineup as back was around his home at Rochester New Ballou and Woodall a with legal betting status conducLavon Allred continues to hold foilovrs: C3c to 4 to a last the be issued permit first place in the Ogden Horseshoe n Bingham 2b Townsend ss Mill t-racing For a long time the ARMY LOSES club tournament He has won 42 er 3b Peterson lb Clarke c Pat old proverb "A prophet is not withCotton galls 'i5e each — — terson N J July 21—CAP)— If Frease RUMSON Cherrstrom rf Term Cecil (UP) JOHNSON CITY games and lost only four out honor save in his own coun ' of seven national and cf winner Latest Jantzen $olU The 48 Carolina is army Draney and wins with pitcher second Jake's A pointer Becky Phelps try" fitted Kyne's case perfectly bowed to a su12 defeats titles a is believed to polo ©a Display! j what for birth junior him The commission stalled gave Mills 12 Burnt Other contestants In the classic quartet in the pups here perior In the Chatham islands 400 miles a long time making him possible record litter of 1934 series of the are: Olaf RunchcL Frank Jernmett southeast of New Zealand the new plans and specifications finals Harri Burr owned today sub by for & new recently It is Carl JSorenson Edward Dickmere year arrives while tollman in 2?sj slant meanwhile invtsUsatiht fi son a leading hunter of east Ten dued by the score of 5 to 4 in one 103 2Jth St Phone 1123-dogs were of the most exciting finishes thU LePcy Farley Charks Hcffe Ton York City are rhakihy their early nancial arrangements and other de hessee The new-bor- n Rossdale" Decern-BarPeterson Gifcb an Bob Hancock Frank rounds on the morning of k tails sired by equally classis of national polo competition ±1 has seen E WUsoa and M Skeen ber Jl Now Kyne may be found any choice pointer I i antes Matches Over Yank ee Players Falls STAFF Sidney Wopds u4 B efore McGrath In Mis w'liC 72 ZS Up se J— AOlJilLllJ imeir Bambino Joins Frank I DutrJ i 1 ' oe SPORTS SWIM PROGRAM Manager PUUborjh Pirates July 21— Barring NEW YORKInjuries and breaks the first four that la it my opinion clubs In the National learue will ft' ft SECTION TO OPEN ' r ' iA Y - Australians Tak e Opening Sim Picks Own Club To Fin ishFo u rth Injuries Hamper Pittsburgh raises In Flag Kace Work of Tcnymen ft ft l nmm'tc " ' Oaks four The to 0 with Frank Shel- lenback veteran spilballer allowing Ux hits scattered in as- many inklings' Hkcore ws 4 - E R j 4 o Hollywood Oakland 10 0 and Iierschberger SheUenback Walsh Salinsen ana Kaimonai American air1 mall nt dshcrn- were cf the soma cf which printed up 333 Inaticn333 side down by mistake are now val ued highly by coilectors The "first Mt stamcs -- 21-ce- ' |
