| Show n n n k 1 4 core Knockout lira s Rv AL WARDEN t rr ttc aJnsutinnfll rnlnred boxer and Max Baer f Dempsey and his mother spent Dempsey Urges the Los past two weeks vacationing in souiain other and points Angeles I ern California The most pop-- u 1 a if heavyweight of all time jlooks for a record gate for these) times also wheni the Brown Bomber and the Livermore Larruped collide - Jackie Burke To Go East the writer ask- ed? "Well Al if Max lis down to business as I have been informed he isr he Jack ItenjK shouljd take the measure of the sensational colored boy" said Demp- v: sey Baer however has gqt to forget his clowning tactics H£ must get into the best possible condition and take this coming bout seriously "Max is a great fighter despite his setback at the handjs of Brad-doc- k He can punch and has a world of ability if he will only bse it "Having an interest in Baer I'm naturally pulling for hiri to win BIG QUESTION The answer hinges onj one thing condition If Baer g§ts into the shape necessary to tray ej 15 torrid rounds he will take the ineasureof Joe Louis ' If he doesn't get into proper condition Louis twill knock " him out "At th present time I'm giving Max the' edge but I believe the coming contest will go d0wn as one of the battles of all time It should attract a gate of around $1000000 "I hope towatch Baer and Louis workout for this scrap 1 11 wire you my last opinion Al a few days in advance of the battle" ait the Were outcome the writer asked? greatest-heavyweig- - ht d you-surprise- Le-vins- ky "No Al Levinsky is on jthe down- ward path" -- said Dempsey "He halted my comeback buti don't forget that Baer stopped him in just one minute more time than Louis required and Baer wai usiny sixteen inch pillows as compared with six ounce gloves used by LouisL "I am convinced that Louis can take it" However he will' be up against a fat different battler in meeting Baer than Primo Qarnera and King Levinsky TL am pleased at Louis' rise in the fistic sport He has given the game a tinge of color and flash Boxing is surely on the comeback road a i now" While In Ogden last night Jack chatted with a number of his old cronies Jackie Burke welterwe ght cham- pion of this region and! his man- ager Eddie Poppleton were also on hand Bill Glasmann promoter and referee was greeted with open arms by the former champion -- GREETS OLD FRIENDS Al Young" one time champion Jimmv lightweight of the west and Regan another boxer 1 exchanged greetings with Dempsey ' v Jack Crosbie a buddy of Demp-sey- 's in the period prior tol920 was welcomed by Dempsey inj this manner: "Hell Jack - Remember when we used to hustle pool together?" Mrs Dempsey-informethe writer that throngs of pedple everywhere want to handle ' trie Dempsey A baby "Joan" t "We were' nearly mobbed in Los Angeles and other places! by people wanting to hold Joan" j The 4Dempseys will pause for a few hours in Chicago before con' d - tinuing east TT I ! -With : f- - Savoldi Tangles Mayor of Wildwood I :!- - — J WILDWOOD N J Aug 12 AP) Jumping Joe" Savoldi accustomed to facing ione mat oppcinent at a time "found he had Miyor Doris Bradway- New Jersey's only woman mayor Also to reckon with in a wrestling show here Mayor Bradway won the first fall when she hit Savoldi several-- times with a stickA reaching him Irom her ringside seat She objected to his rough 'tacties ' in his rnatch with Stan Sokolos t Savoldi's innings came a few minutes ' later when he missed a 'flying tackle" Went through! the "ropes and landed in the mayor's "lap Savoldi Won over Bokolos alia pinnire him:in 41 minutes - - I ? - American League Champions Win Nine Straight Tilts Against Rivals Ogden Grill Wins Easy Game Against Idaho Diamond Team LEAGUE Standing of the Teams Won Lost Pet 1 6 857 Logan Elks UTAH-IDAH- i f r iv 6-- i 6-- : j 6-- I 4-- 5-- 2-- i ! 6-- 6-- 3-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 5-- 6-- 4-- 6-- - 6-- 6-- 6-- " 9-- 6-- 7-- 3-- ' j - : 6-- - : J 7-- : - Frank Troeh Leads Four In Coast Loop Race SAN FRANCISCO Aug 12— (AP) —The second half of the Pacific Coast league's split season goes into PORTLAND Ore Aug 12— (UP) its final stages this week with six —Frank Troeh Portland! winner of teams very much in the running for many trapshooting championships a closing pennant drive today was high gunner of the four-da- y Only three full game's separate Big Shooting Field j tournament of the Pacific International Trapshooting association Troeh broke 786 birds out of a pos- J sible 820 t A B Troeh Eugene lore beat three other shooters In a shoot-o- ff Of the grand handicap Sunday con- cluding day of the meet- - Troeh broke 25 straight in the shoot-o- ff J-- H Groisant Grants Pass Ore smashed 23 r H R Peterson Dillon Mont broke 22 and Alex Seavey Eugene broke 21 The women's title went to Mrs J Steiner Portland when f she broke 91 out of 100 targets Carsten Jr Camino Eugene Calif took the junior title with 90 i 3 out of 100 y i j the sixth place Seattle Indians from the leading San Francisco Seals Only Sacramento and Hollywood 10 and 11 games from the top respectively lack a chance to overtake the Seals in a single week's play The Seals held their leadership last week despite dropping four of seven games to the lowly They split yesterday's doubleheader the Seals dropping curtain raiser 2 to 3 after ten the innings and winning: the second 7 to The second place Missions likewise divided honors with Portland The Ducks hit Walter Beck hard to win the opener 11 to 6 The Missions came back to take the second 9 to 0 behind the effective hurlinsr Sacra-menta- ns of Wayne Osborne Oakland smacked out a double victory over the Hollywood Stars 7 to 0 and 7 to 5 to win the series! 5 games to 2 Seattle defeated - Los Angeles 10 to 4 in the opener and dropped the V v j 1ilrTJy W L j XtfoVji's bs4t aLL Y II The standings: " San Francisco TO atwumd dnimk I v Missions Portland Los Angeles V Oakland Seattle Sacramento Hollywood W 31 32 31 30 23 23 22 21 L 24 25 25 25 27 27 35 33 Pet 564 561 554 545 513 509 386 363 1 4 3 2 2 4 3 3 3 3 833 667 600 571 500 333 1 4 4 4 200 200 1 6 143 1 Sunday's Results Crystal Springs (12 innings) 9 Ogden Grill x - 10 Smithfield Preston 5-- 8 ar snoi-maju- Contract For Big Bout gave terms to meet Truman Harvey Ogden middleweight In a fistic battle "I'm tired of Mickey Lane's chatter" said Poppleton "I have accepted terms for the battle If Lane really wants to end his boy Harvey against Burke let him get on the dotted line "Burke is ready to meet Harvey any time for money chalk or marbles In fact we'll take Harvey on behind closed doors if they want that kind of a free for all "Jackie is In fine fettle I'm confident that he will give Harvey an artistic lacing if Lane and Harvey will sign We're ready to settle the argument In the ring" Today's Sport Parade s--v: but Kingsley was the 'first to annex the laurels four times straight - ff — If - ' "f - f mi Savage was no match for the champion tossed Kingsley IN GOLF PLAY Is have swingers DEFEND TITLE Kingsley - garnered three titles in a row -- Ed Kingsley title in a row— a feat unequalled in Utah golf Several other club GASKILL WILL Malad turned back the Tremonton club 5 to 4 In a well played le hl5-fourt- ten-rou- nd Logan Elks bounced Into first league place in the Utah-Idah- o Sunday by trimming Brigham City 6 to 2 in a well played game at Brigham City -- Hunsacker turned in a fine game for the visitors ng 36-ho- POPPLETON manager Burke today ac- cepted ugaen returning to his usual' sub-pform after a lapse of ragged Saturday trounced Ven Savage of Salt Lake City 9 and 8 in the championshiD struggle at Forest 'Dale here yesterday The victory Poppleton Signs EDDIE 01 Kingsley 5 second game exhibition Malad 5 Tremonton 4 (10 With Max Baer temporarily oir the front pages since Ms loss to Jimmy Braddock it remained for his brother Buddy Baer to carry on the family fighting activities Buddy backed Jack Doyle the Irish Nightingale into a corner and induced him to sign articles for a fight Here is the scene as the two heavyweights signed in New York Baer Is at rear Jimmy Johnston Madison Square Garden promoter left: Jack Doyle right and Mrs Doyle the former Judith Allen movie actress Favored a string of birdies and pars at his opponent and finished the morning 18 holes six upV During the first round of the afternoon Kingsley stretched the margin to eight and took the 28th hole to end the contest Abel Larson' former state champion won the consolation flight title by disposing of Clyde Thomsen 2 and 1 while Brownie Hunter Salt Lake City captured the first flight trophy by defeating Gug Becker Jr of Ogden Kingsley is the first Ogden resi- dent ever to break into the state game championship class He has been a Over Select Field In Ogden Grill had little trouble In resident of Ogden the past three weeks He is employed by the Utah winning over Preston 11 to 5 Dopp 1935 Tournament Worked on the slag for the Ogden-ite- s Power and Light company i Sofia clouted a homer Match play opens Tuesday in the Crystal Springs won over Smith Ogden City amateur golf tournafieldi 10 to 8 and Logan Collegians ment Carl Gaskill Is the defendv 12 0 to Garland blanked ' V ing champion R HE Scores: Ed Kingsley who gained his 1 18 10 Crystal Springs 8 10 2 fourth consecutive Utah state title Smithfield was medalist in the Batteries: J Hunsacker Udy and in golf Sunday n NEW YORK Aug 12— a ?4 four over par with city joust Orme Chambers Ewing and M Grant the David (Bitsy) Kingsley is a top heavy favorite to of tennis has added another goMath win the city championship to his of conquests list long scores Other follow: qualifying R HE The diminutive Atlanta player Dallas Hess 75 Blaine Hulmston administered a 6 10 0 Logan Elks defeat yesstartling 76 Kenneth George Eccles 77 2 8 1 to Brigham City Shields Frank cf New terday 79 Downs 77 Bob Carmen Ed York actor movie Batteries: Gardner and Leavitt and third husky Monaghan 80 Jack Crane 81 ranking player in the country to D Smith and Rasmussen i Mark Austed 83 Dwight Parkin- win the eastern grass courts singles 84 Rudy Maus son 87 George R H E Williams 88 Claude Perry 81 Les championship 5 '8 0 Malad They battled for five long sets more than two hours and a half 4 8 0 Foutz 92 A Thomas 93 Tremonton other golfers will take part with Grant having enough left in Bateries Gardner and Leavitt inFive the first flight and qualified as the last set to tumble his opponent E Gardner and Adams follows: S P Dobbs 94 Harry 6 9 4 4 3 Todd 95 Bill Silverthorne 96 Earl Davis cup doubles combina The E R H ' 0 5 2 Wright and Lee Stratton 97 each tion of Wilmer Allison and John Garland First round matches must be Van Ryne won the doubles cham12 14 1 Collegians Chambers Anderson completed by Wednesday evening Batteries: pionship in a drawn out match with Championship pairings have been Wilmer Hines of Columbia S C and Thompson Evans and Lewis announced as follows: and Henry M Culley of Santa BarCarl Gaskill vs Jack Crane bara Calif The score was 1 8 The box score of the Grill-Prest2 3 6 George Williams vs George Eccles contest follows: Bob Carmen vs Les Foutz Dwight OGDEN GRILL 4f— — The U S army's school of blind AB H O A Parkinson vs Dallas Hess Lower 5 1 0 7 bracket — Blaine Hulmston vs Rudy flying located at San Diego Calif M Profaizer ss Maus Armond Thomas vs Ed Mon- recently graduated its first class of 6 2 0 Grow rf r 6 3 4 Stewart 2b aghan Kenneth Downs vs Claudey- students vs 11 Kings-le6 12 Ed Mark Austad Sofia lb Perry ' ' 5 3 1 Folkman 3b BLOW-OU- T 5 2 8 First flight— S P Dobbs bye Lee Daniels c 2 5 vs 0 Earl Bill Silverthorne Stratton J Profaizer If 4 1 1 Knowles cf I HAD Wright bye Lee Stratton bye 4 1 0 Bob Becker won the July leg of Dopp P the directors cup at the Ogden Golf LIE A 40 15 27 12 and Country club Sunday by de-- s Totals PRESTON feating George Eccles 3 and 2 AB H O A says The following August leg matches 0 were played Sunday: 5 Call cf LESTER STGZFEN 5 0 0: Heath rf-- p Everett Norton s defeated E M 5 3 0 Conlin If Tennis Star Pack 3 and 2 Will Wcod defeated 4 0 7 Hansen lb 1 up Grant Hayes won Carver P J 3 1 0 "A 'cannon ball Bergesen 3b over Fred Norton 2 and 1 S': P 5 2 10 Porter ss-- c L L drive really hurts Dobbs won by default over ' 5 3 5 Holton when it hits' aaya Hains 4 0 1 Nielsen 2b-- ss Gordon Baxter defeated Warner Lester Stoefen "But for real danger 0 0 0 Merrill p Arthur 2 and 1 Harold Tripp up- -- —nothing that f'ever happened to me Anderson rf 410 2 set E E Greenwell 3 and 2 Herb can equal thai blow-ou- t I had while nosed out Stiles W Wherry crossing the desert Hinley car lurched to My 39 10 27 9 VA Totals to four : up tide of was lucky road the and the I Score by innings: the annual Caddies tour- there wasn't a in Play 010—11 to 442 000 crash into Now Ogden thing nament opened today at the coun Preston 001 100 120— 5 on Goodrich Silvertown I'm J riding ' club Johnny Mathieu 1934 Summary: Stolen bases— Stewart try run these risks Put real blowDon't not is competing Sofia Call Folkman 2 Home run-S- ofia champion — out M protection between your car and £2) Three-bas- e hit— Grow Douroad which is the same as saying "Get a ble plays— Folkman to Stewart get of Goodrich Silvertowns" They're Bergesen to Hansen to I Holton the only tires made with the Life Saver out— Struck By Merrill 2 Heatoh 9 7Golden Ply—the amazing invention that Bases on balls— Off Merrill Dopp 3 Heath lvDopp 2 Hit with resists heat generated inside the tire by pitched ball— Bergesen by Dopp Umpires— high speeds Yet Silvertowns POCATELLO' Idaho— Two hun- today Lammon and Herrick Scorer— rest no more than other standard tires ' dred golf fans the largest gallery ever to witness a match in this city Goodrich i Silvertowns saw George Schneiter Ogden inter-mountSold By open golf champion take EarL brother measure his of the GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES 2661 Washington Ave proClub and also Bees Marshall local JULIUS TAYLOR STATION fessional and Bob Leute amateur ' Hth s Washington Ave in an exhibition ROWLAND GROSE ASSOCIATED SERV ' NEW YORK Aug - 12— (UP) — and city champion course at & Washington Ave 17th tilt Sunday Rosspark The Brooklyn Dodgers professional low-ba- ll BUD MAXF1ELD STATION match a were playing They 19th & Washington Ave football team today signed ts two up Schneiters winning K P WILLIAMS STATION for five new players for the theGeorge scoring an eagle on No 5 ' 22nd & Grant Ave season - of coming JACK Q WILLIAMS STATION a 500-yahole a par carrying ' 23rd & Grant Ave They are Ernest Tiel former half- five and Earl capturing one on the " AVON SMITH STATION ' back at Birmingham Southern col- 465-ya' 26th Sz Walls Ave- par 5 No 9 were never lege Frank 6 to jack Washington CHAS EHMEN STATION local the headed players ' by nine-ho- le State guard Pat Swan Wake For- t On the ' 27th Ss Jefferson Ave ' ' course which ' CLIX S WANES STATION' est college tackle Alex Eeagle Ore27th ds Grant Ave trips has a'par of 70 Earl gon university tackle and Clyde for two and came ANDERSON & KNIGHT STATION below all Bees in George Williams Georgie Tech tackle i 36th & "Washington Ave the set mark- - The' course record of ALL AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORP 65 was made by Ralph Pugmire'of ' uSTATIONS y HOLMES STATION ' Ogden City hall Tuesday evening at Salt Lake City in a match played - 4 VERNON i No Ogden" eight o'clock Alfred Dransfield an- here in the 1933 season Individual' i VICTOR PETERSON STATION nounced today scores follow: West Oeden Plans for the fall soccer season THERON PETERSON Out In Totals ' Wilson Lane will be outlined and a delegate will G Schneiter 32 34 ' - ANTITUS BARLOW STATION ' 32 35 : 67 be named to attend the 'state meet- E Schneiter ' BARNETT STATION A ' ' J 33 32 63 C Bountiful Marshall ing at Salt Lake City iv ' ' " 'Clearfield 33 33 75-Leute' 1 By IIENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent I They started wrestling at four in the afternoon With the farmer customers betting their land on them Not only the farmers farms but their livestock was at stake when Joe and Ed went to the mat Darkness fell and the farmers' determined to wait for the one fall turned on their Model T headlights day to hear it I got the story from a resident of to provide illumination for the ' Lansing la a town of 1500 citi- wrestlers zens where the sheriff doubles in barwon Lewis a In and Finally brass and buries the dead as under- rage of bottles oaths and assorted taker vegetables escaped the town Bob Fredericks poultry picker The "Strangler" who took a million or more dollars and the repu- was champion of the world corTomorrow your large-eare- d tation as the finest workman of them all from the wrestling busi- respondent will explain the value of ness owes his success to a man corn— and when I say corn I mean on the ear and not in the bottle you've never heard of The man is "Rudolph from Ger- (Copyright 1935 by United Press) many" In 1911 the pride of Lansing was Rudolph As an employe of Wolfe's Poultry House he entertained the natives by standing on the street bending his back and sack of salt allowing a to be dropped on his neck from the second story Rudolph took the sack without- a grunt And with a 5 smile' Then' Robert Fredericks came to Norton Bests Card In g town He didn't have salt dropped Loop on his' back but he" picked up barrels of dressed turkeys as" though Ball Game they were the baseballs he pitched for the Lansing nine and hoisted decisClearfield gained a them on freight cars ion over the Hunter-Kimba- ll club The citizens after watching Ru- in a league game 'at and Fredericks the stadium Sunday dolph from Germany of Kentucky ' work fell Into two Chuck Norton on the slab for the schools' of thought" School No 1 winners pitched ball He said Rudolph' of the iron back was permitted only six scattered hits In the strongest man in the world the sixth and seventh innings NorSchool No 2 said Bob Fredericks ton "retired five men in succession who handled hundreds of pounds of via the strikeout route Jackie Card worked on the rubpoultry - as though they were all feathers was Samson doubled and ber for the motormen He gave the redoubled Canners only five hits but five erBets- - were : made- - A night was rors aided in his defeat Score: set The town opera house was SMITH CANNING hired and sharply at nine p m ABR H POA E 1 3b 0 0 0 to came Bob and Bengoschea Rudolph grips 0 2 4 0 They wrestled five minutes Then Skeen cf 3 0 1 0 Fredericks- using a reverse' body Hodsonss 0 1 0 0 and poultry hold tossed Rudolph Birmingham rf c 0 0 15 0 West from Germany through the ropes 0 0 3 0 and into the lap of & gentleman Walker lb-0 0 1 namM oddiy enough Ernie Gaunitz Thurgood- lb 1 0 0 2b Weaver manager of the poultry house 1 0 Norton p For the next six months Fred3 0 0 0 ericks" who now had adopted the Cook if 1 0 0 "Clark If 0 title of "Strangler" Lewis because Before Idaho Fans his family objected to his scuffing 31 4 5 27 3 2 the family name in the resin of Totals L the mat threw all of Iowa's semi-pr- o AB R H PO A E candidates" His fame spread 2 4 (he now i was tossing 'em with a Russell 2b 0 0 B Zitoicf headlock)' and he went to Chicago 4 0 2 to take "on Don Cutler: He threw Shupe ss Five New To 3b the doctor into the mezzanine Fielding3 0 0 11 0 0 Zito c much to the delight of the Lansing L' 4 0 1 9 1 0 Parker lb customers who followed the- prog- Allen 0 0 1 0 0 4 rf ress of the match by telegraph 0 0 0 3 1 4 Card p The Cutler match started Lewis Howes If 3 0 0 2 0 0 on the road to fame He gave up the chickens and devoted all his Totals 33 3! 6 27 11 5 time to wrestling In this begotScore ten era wrestling was on the level Clearfieldby innings: 000 010 111—4 and Lewis because of his f speed Hunter-Kimba- ll 010 000 020— 3 strength and stamina went'h to "the Two-bahits— Shupe - Three base hit— Skeen top Not long after this Lewis 2 Summary: Sacrifrowned upon by the fice hits— Skeen 2 J3urningham challenged Joe Pesek his chief Walker L "Zito Hit with pitched rival in a Pullman car in Chi- ball— Bengoschea by Card" Struck cago out — Card 8 Norton 14 Bases on Without benefit of referee or gate balls—Card 5 Norton 1 Passed 3 receipts Lewis natty in pajamas balls-rZi- to Umpires — Rowe and tossed Pesek who was Bernard Clapier example of spinach and a proper- love life They nearly tore up the La Salle street station before Soccer Lewis finished it with a— yes ' You Ogden guessed it — a headlock WiU Hold Lewis became champion of the world a few years later when at In the United States there nre The Ogden soccer football - club now in service at least 169 civilian Dodga City Neb at a Fourth of Our government pension rolls "still which were built in 1926 bear the names of 185000 Spanish- July barbecue he subdued Joe Stech-- er will hold their general airplanes ' of the famed leg equipment meeting in - the basement- - of the or previously American war veterans By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent DES MOINES la Aug 12— (UP) — This is the story of Bob Fredericks knorn to the wrestling trade as Ed (Strangler) Lewis I had to come to Iowa where it's so hot the corn grows 24 hours a " Bitsy Grant Adds New Tennis Title (A?)--Brya- " - 3-- 6-- 7-- 6-- 6-- ' 2 CANNERSTME ? 6-- on 100-pou- nd CLOSE BATTLE Utah-Wyomin- -- 4-t- Utah-Wyomi- ng air-tig- ht 6-- 6-- 3-- 14-1- 'THAT TAUGHT LESSON" 12 k c-- 2b v k ? : - - S Schneiter Sparkles -- - HUNTER-KIMBAL- 10 4111121 1-- 1 -- 31 - 1-- 0 43 - ain Job Players Brooklyn con-trac- - rd old-time- - 1 - rd se K rs -- - - s Mc-Fadde- lg - 6-- 4- mid-cou- 6-- $" 11-- L-- ! 5-- v - Jt- 5 Logan Collegians 12 Garland 0 Logan Elks 6 Brigham City 2 4-- 8-- V - x O Tremonton Ogden Grill Garland Crystal Springs Logan Collegians Smithfleld Brigham City Malad Preston j TENNIS TITLE : lungsiey I Detroit' defeated the Chicago 1 yesterday behind the four hit pitching of Elden Auker Auker gave walks to four men but he bore down with good results when men occupied the base paths Vernon Kennedy the losing pitchfour er allowed six hits but issued passes Favorites captured titles-idivisions of the Ogden playground to a half dozen men Three of them scored tennis tournament Sunday at LesA crowd of 33000 witnessed the ter park Final play in men's sin- game the largest attendance at gles women's singles veteran sin- Navin Field this season The Yankees saw the life line slip gles and mixed doubles saw new champions turn back the challenge a game vand a half through their of their rivals without the loss of a fingers when they dropped both ends of a doubleheader to the Philset Frank Reeder repeated his last adelphia Athletics 4 and 4 Jimmie Foxx hit his 19th and 20th year's victory in the men's singles by defeating Howard Littlefield in homers of the season and Pin'Ly The Higgins added another to help Carl three straight sets 4 3 set of Reeder Doyle rookie hurler win his first caught superior play rt his opponent's shots for game Roger Cramer was the star easy placements in the vital pinches of the second game driving in two to win each set after Littlefield had runs with a double and a single arid dueced the score at the final stage making three brilliant running Frances Woodcock played true to catches one in the ninth with the j form when she ousted Marian bases loaded The Cleveland Indians trntrt Fletcher to win the women's singles 3 title 2 and then paired with j four St Louis Brown pitchers uri- Reeder to score a double victory by Kinaiy ana won the opener of a defeating Pat Quinn and Marian doubleheader 10-- 7 but darkness setFletcher ' in the mixed doubles 2 tled over a nip and tuck battle in 3 the afterpiece It was called after Wally Baddley veteran playground 11 innings with the score 7 all thousand fans saw the performer had little dif f iculty in - Thirty-fiv- e 0 Washington Senators and the Bosconquering Weldon Taggart 1 to cop the veterans' singles ton Red Sox divide a double bill the championship Baddley's more ex- Senators taking the first 2 and perienced game left him with little the Sox the second 4 to worry about from the start The rejuvenated Phillies chopped Windup matches in junior boys another chip off the Giants lead in singles and boys' singles and doubles the National league by shutting are scheduled for today With con- them out 0 It was their fourth cluding matches of the tournament victory in the six game series Bucky io be played Tuesday afternoon at Walters infielder turned pitcher Lester park in junior singles and held the leaders to six blows doubles and men's doubles The Chicago Cubs and the St - FINALS Louis Cards battling tooth and nail Men's singles — Frank Reeder de- as they advance on the Giants feated Howard Littlefield 4 3 played a tight game with the Cubs 6- -i r A crowd of 23560 the winning 2 Women's singles— Frances Wood- largest to storm Wrigley Field for a single game this season saw cock defeated Marian Fletcher 2 3 I Charley Root keep seven hits well Veterans' singles— Wally Baddley scattered defeated Weldon Taggartf 0 The Pirates and the Reds split a 1 Mixed doubles— Frank Reeder and doubleheader winning Frances Woodcock defeated Pat th3 first 4 andPittsburgh Cincinnati the sec3 ond Quinn and Marian Fletcher 2 3 Arky Vaugharf hit a triple with two on to win the first game SEMIFINALS Boys' singleWayne Boyle de- but his 17th homer of the season feated Paul 2 wasn't enough to turn the tide in Cawley 2 "Junior singles-Ra- y Burdett de- the second" feated Pat Quinn 1 3 The Brooklyn Dodgers regained Men's doubles—Frank Austin and fifth place in the senior league by Lynn Foley defeated Frank Mc- - pinning & double defeat on the 1 Quown 7 straggling Braves 5 -and 2 Junior doubles — Frank McQuown j j and Tom McQuown defeated Paul and Junior Ketchie 1 5 Cawley Clubs Bunched ' 6-- iQALT LAKE CITY Aug 12 (AP) —The Utah state ama- J teur golf crown still rests on tne neaa 01 young Ed INN LOOP j White Sox 6-- Abel Larten Wins Consolation Title Gus Becker Drops Final Match In First Flight To Brownie Hunter PAGE 6 Kihgsley First Ogdenite to Annex State Title i J i TAKES SECOND 6-- Ci©soiniQ Comixes 0" ELKS ASSUME j l' lira - 1 By ANDY CLARKE Associated Press Sports Writer The Detroit Tigers have taken a pattern from the files of yesteryear and are cutting themselves a brand new pennant dress One year ago today the men of Mickey Cochrane had won 11 games in succession and were due to move on in this happy parade until 14 consecutive victories were reached At that time they were leading the Yankees by four games Today finds the Tigers skipping along on a nine-gam- e victory streak but the more salient factor is that they lead the Yankees by six games FRANK REEDER 6-- Wditds Cilaimdlniv FIRST PLACE i 6-- Me-Lem- ore T display your fistic wares" said j Dempsey "If you are as clever a boy as go I have been told you should Better make places in boxing your mind up to invade New York and the east this fall" Burke grinned from ear to ear when Dempsey gave out this bit of information "Well I guess I'll pack up and leave for the east now in Sepi tember" said Burke Raerls chances Louis agairist ft smell KtwUna Henry Harry Grayson Gomld Alan J Georgs Klrkwy mad Lea Goatei ax among the fimtu galaxy of f a porta writer 111' BASEBALL FLAG me u LI SPORTS STAFF ALL-STA- R BABY BAER CARRIES ON II l O q n n ET-3- © V5 V--OU AL WARDEN Editor if former JACK DEMPSEY champion last boxing Burke Jackie Ogden night urged welterweight to invade the east "I'll do everything in my power to see that you get a chance to What are $rs aims ' NEW DRIVE FOR n & TlKB ttatrodlairdU EamrD i - i SECTION provide former world's heavyweight!f istic championallwill when OGDEN UTAH time of fistic fans with one of the greatest bouts New York City late m September they collide in Chicago or This is the opinion of Jack Dempsey former heavyweight brief-champion of the world who paused in Ogden last night DETROIT OPENS ly en routehiseast wife an4 daughter Jo-- n ill W D SPORTS Former Heavyweight Champion Is Greeted In Ogden To Win Dempsey Declare Baer Must Be In the Pink Over Latest Threat Chats With Old Friends V10 U )K U gs CC d od emmbeir CGassoc wrvc ®£ 0 uDDD A n n's - Team PowVow : v " - - - - SOUTHWICK " ' semi-annu- al " -- ( SERVICE STATION KuntsviU JOHNSTON SERVICS ' STATION Hooper W J ' CREASER STATION reroJ D |
