Show i r ( j Q- - THE OGDEN MONDAY EVENING JULY 26 1937 STANDARD-EXAMINE-R D 0 it Tuckey amid'Wilde Pet 673 609 602 556 506 432 321 293 Golf Wizard G G rain) New York Open date VICTORY OVER IDAHO GOLFERS (UP) HOLLYWOOD July Pedro Montanez Puerto Rico youngster who has not been beaten in six years gambles his chances for the lightweight title against Wesley Ramey tonight in Hollywood’s first outdoor boxing spectacle The Spanish Jew who has smashed down all American opposition is the key of a $35000 program It is expected to draw 25000 e southern California's bid for prize fights chamAlready contracted to box title in the for Ambers Lew pion New York this fall Montanez will stake one of the most impressive records in boxing against the cool crafty veteran from Grand Rapids big-tim- o Mich Equipped with a heavy punch and seemingly limitless endurance Montanez has been installed al-a win strong betting choice to admittedan is his opponent though ly superior boxer Both are sharp- a shooters and railbirds predict bout while it fast action-packe- d lasts Both will weight 135 pounds The bout is one of three ers 0 o 1 if 0 Lovell Buenos Aires heavyweight who has won 24 consecutive fights meets Red Burman Jack Dempsey’s New York white hope Ritchie Fontaine of Fairview Mont will attempt to halt Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh No 1 featherweight contender engagement The Lovell-Burma- n is perhaps the most colorful of the a three The Argentine negro with welterweight boxer flashy speed announced on arriving in America that he came to avenge Louis Firpo’s defeat by Dempsey He can partly even the score towill night as the Manassa Mauler probe seconding his Alberto red-head- ed tege noteworthy Burman’s most achievement is an upset victory over Eddie Blount A good puncher he is slower than Lovell and will be outweighed 12 pounds at 183 Wiliwn is expected to jab an who easy victory from Fontaine success the in has met only fair in considered not is past year and a class with the smokey city socker The Pittsburgh youth one of the cleverest ring tecticians ever el by the featherweight division will weigh 125 pounds three less than Fontaine Dempsey will refereewoothe grouted bout Ho & license last week The showIs scheduled for Gilmore stadium (XX) expected to draw between $40 ‘ and $50000 There will be preliminaries ' Mon-tanez-R&m- two-four-rou- il V 0 nd Gene Jones Wins Montana Hono'rs Gus Becker - Wins Over Amateur Champion In Team Play Mrs Frank Tucker Anaconda kept the women’ title by a narrow margin She defeated Mrs F B Ross Kalis pell one up on the 19th bole v f ’ t- 3 1 3 3 3 2 O 1 1 4 13 3 2 11 4 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 110 0 0 0 1 0 O V IV £4 4 ‘ v x - ' 4m 3-- TAKES HONORS OGDEN SQUAD Claude Armstrong Wins Knigkt and Pardoe Cup Teams Defeated In Sunday Program 10 -- i 37 13 27 9 Totals 37 14 27 161 Total x — Batted for Murphy in eighth xx — Ran for Ruffing In eighth s— Batted for Berger In ninth Score by Innings: 102 140 040 — 12 New York Mc-Quo- 1 Ch£!ummanr: ‘ 'baVeRa-TpplIn Raddiff 2 Sewell Roife Three-bas- e — Home runs DiMaggio DiMaggio Singles At Weekly 63 wn Kird of BU1 6" I g-- 6-- 2-- 1 I 6-- 7-- 7-- 6-- 6-- 6-- I McDiarmid Takes Eastern Honors ! 1 oii to-Gro- I ve -- 1-- 6-- 1 0-- 6-- 6-- Three-bas- e play Bases on balls — 26 to Kronner to Trosky 2 Whitehill Strikeouts— Whltehlll 1 I out Van Atta 1 Strlck Grove 3 Hits — Off Whitehill 5 In 4 ' l&nd 1W' Ferr11 4 1 Andrews 2 in innings Losing pitcher Second game : — Whitehill 1 15 17 Washington 1 5 12 St Louis and Millies Walk- Batteries: DeShong ST LOUIS July 26— (AP)— It up Hogsett and Hemsley — Sherman for D M Thomas broke the Logan track mile record for the three-eighrace by two seconds The previous He was record was 38 seconds owned Zar” riding “Chilly by W D Hunsaker of Honeyville Utah- - Claude singles at the traps of the Ogden Gun club Sunday by cracking 49 out of 50 birds Ed White was 110 10 5 2 5 5 4 4 2 1 4 0 2 1 2 0 2 1 3 3 i -- I Garland-Tremonto- n Two-bas- Scores : SINGLES E Armstrong Ed White W E Grimm Orange Olsen Otto Jones Hal Armstrong C N Woods George Abbott D Shipley Earl Wright Jim Abbott C Shot 50 e AB H O A ABHOAI MJonescf 5 12 OlSimmonsss 3 10 4 49 V Jones 2b 42 1 3 2'Heath 3b c 32 00 0 05 1 0 OIBergeson 10 47 Stuart If at Brke 50 50 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 j Morgan Gardner 3onley Thomas Evans 41 40 25 24 23 Stone 21 21 If 2 10 3b 3 1 1 rf 4 0 0 c 3 1 10 ss 4 12 4 0 0 p 0H&nsen 2b 3 0 2 2 3jMltchell lb 4 0 12 0 OlPacker cf 2Conlin rf 4 2 0 0 llChrlstensnlf 4 0 10 3 Figg p 4110 1111 -- I 23 5 2712 Totals 35 7 24 111 Totals 19 Score by innings: 18 000 002 000—2 18 Malad 25 George Glen 002 001 OOx — 3 18 Preston 25 Ray Kimball Stolen base — Conlin Three-Summary: 17 Harmon Barton 25 Conlin Strikeouts — Stone 6 Gene Thurston 17 bast hit—Bases 25 on halls —Figg 2 Stone 10 Elmer Parker 16 Figg 25 8 Passed ball — Thomas Umpires — TROUBLE EVENT Buakirk and Van Lemmon Hal Armstrong 24 25 COLLEGIANS OGDEN BAMBOO Otto Jones 21 25 AB H O A ABHOAI E Armstrong 19 25 ss 4 5 2 3 4 4Sarlo Mauchly2b 14 C N Woods 19 25 1 ss e 0 3 0 12 0 5 HHone Garrett DOUBLES 5 0 2 3 If 5 1 2 0Folkmanlf 24 23 Peterson Otto Jones 4 2 IS lRShupe lb 4 1 6 0 Nyraanlb 20 BJim Abbott 24 Nyman cf 5 2 1 OIBarker cf 4 2 10 24 Ed White 20 CHirst c 3 12 OlFavero 3b 4 Hal Armstrong 19 24 3b 4 11 6BSbupe 2b 3 0 2 2 W E Grimm 16 Bailey 24 OlStewart rf 4 10 0 24 15 Wilson rfj 33 11 George Abbott 0 0 OiBrown p 2 0 0 1 Ewing p 0 0 xHovey rf 1 0 0 OILZlto p 0 0 jsNorton IszStory 37 7 2710 Totals 37 9 27 121 Totals x— Batted for Wilson in seventh s— Batted for Zito in ninth zz — Batted for Hone in ninth Score by innings: 020 020 400—8 Collegians LONG BEACH Calif July 26 — Ogden 201 000 000—3 Bamboo C Stuart of Nampa Bases on balls — Ewing 1 (AP) — Summary: e bits— Barker Brown 1 Zito 1 Idaho won first in the Big Three-bas- e hit — B NyFavero Stewart in water a runabout class man Hit with pitched ball — Hone by meet dominated by Gar Wood Ewing Ewing by Brown Strikeouts — Brown 6 Zito 5 Ewing 2 Umpires — 20 of Algonac Mich Scorer— P T and Reading Blodgett Wood scored victories 25 110 10 10 1000 Idahoan Captures Coast Yacht Event J Two-bas- F-raci- ng Jr Shupe 4 C-rac- ing Peter Jorgenson hg Is Rifle Champ POCATELLO — Peter July 26 — (AP) Jorgenson of Preston of the "grandfathers” of rifle shooting in Idaho won the coveted Idaho Rifle association trophy at the annual state matches here Sunday Jorgenson’s grand aggregate score was 185 out of 200 The Preston veteran also won second in rapid fire first place going to D Gordon of Salt Lake City 95 x 100 ds I I 110 16 10 5 3 8 0 4 p with 47 Hal Armstrong led the field in JHnsakrp Totals 34 9 24 131 Totals 4114 27 11 the trouble trophy event with 24 Score by Innings: 000 000 010—1 out of 25 Otto Jones was second Honeyville 211 100 12x — 8 with 21 Summary: Bases on balls — J Hunsaker with pitched ball — Wheatley by Otto Jones was high gun in the 2SmithHit Stolen bases —Grover Hone Doudoubles with 23 out of 24 ble play — Hone to Anderson to Greene Smith hits — Christiansen George A Lowe company won the Greene Grover Home run — H Orme event with team Industrial Sunday Strikeouts — J Hunsaker 5 Smith 9 Um95x100 Armstrong’s were second pires — Taylor and Perry Scorer — A R place winners and U S Forest Buxton Service third MALAD PRESTON runner-u- 1 ABHOA ABHOAI 0 Moses rf 4 13 0Fox tf— 3 2 0 0 J Finney lb 4 2 4 OjRogsll ss 3 13 3 4 1 0 4 Werber 3b 2 1 1 2Gehrlngr2b 2 15 5 b 5 3 2 2 Johnson If 0 0 O 0Gresnbrglb 4 3 5 0 4 0 3 3 I Rothrocklt 2 0 1 OjWalker If 3 2 0 1 4 2 0 1 2 1 1 0 Hill cf 3 2 1 OlOwen 3b 2 0 10 2 10 11 Bracker e 3 O 3 lLaabs cf 1 Peters 2b 4 3 1 0 Bolton e 0 0 0 0 I Parker ss 3 1 2 2Poffnbrgrp 0 0 0 1 (Koupal p 3 O O O 1GU1 p (Huffman e 4 1 1 0 I Caster p (Trotter p O O O 0 Thomas p 2 1 O Ol 0 0 0 OlxDean 1 0 0 0) jKnott p I Van Attap OOOO Turbevlllep 0 0 0 01 4 0 2 0 (Allen rf 7 Totals 28 13 18 11 Totals 28 (zBottomley 1 0 0 0 x—Batted llyie Thomas in fifth for Totals 48 23 27 12 Totals 41 14 27 12 I y—One out When game was called I Score by innings: Batted tot Strickland in ninth I Score by lAnings: 141 003— 9 Philadelphia 346 021 000 — 16 Detroit 313 203 — 12 Washington Two-ba- a 042 000 202 — 10 St Louis hit — Owen Fin- Summary: Three-bas- s Two-bas-e HIIL hit — hits—Almada J ney Werber Summary: Fox Home runs—Walker Davis Greenberg Lewis Simmons Carey Myer Three-bas- e Sacrifices — Home Bolton Peters Greenberg hit — Stone Kuhei run — West Almada Kuhei Bell Stolen I Werber RogelL Double plays— Rogell to Double plays— I Gehrlnger to Greenberg Werber to bases— Kuhei Almada Bases on balls— Poffenberger 4 to Davis I ker to Knickerbocker Bases on balls — W j Gill 1 Caster 1 Thomas 1 Turbsvilla Vosmlk to Davis 1 Ferrell 4 Trotter 1 Van Atta JL Strike- 4 Strikeouts — GUI 1 Caster 2 Thomas L 19 BHnskr If c Boothe Chriatnsnrf BOrme3b COrme2b 1 4 3 4 1 AB H O A 4 HGreene lb 4 2 0 0Grover If 4 OjRtch&rdsnrf 4 0Anderson ss 4 2 0 31MorKan cf 4 0 4 0Smith p 3 O 2 3 Hone 2b UHnskrlb 1 two-thir- I ABHOAI 1 one single-hande- - sy - gs six-mont- hs pay-and-pl- ay -- ‘ pionship f4 Boise Net Stars Take All Titles BOISE July 26 — (AP)— Championship titles in the Boise city open tennis tournament remained at home today as capital city tennis stars made a clean sweep of all divisions Donald Galbreath of Boise Idaho rehigh school single champio tained his title yesterday by defeating Walter Gooding also of 1 2 Boise 3 Helen Martin of Boise defeated 3 Josephine Fox of Nampa 6 2 to take the women’s singles crown and then paired with Ester Hicks of Boise to defeat Miss Fox and Joey Hedden of Nampa 3 2 in the doulbes division In the men’s doubles Joe Uberurga and Dr H C Manaugh defeated Galbreath and Allen Eaton all of Boise 6 3 6 2 1 The losers forfeited the match In the fifth set when Eaton suffered a back injury 6-- 6-- 6-- 0-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 2-- 6-- 2-- 6-- 3-- 44 MALAD WINS MALAD July 26 — Malad’s Welsh baseball team invaded Downey on July 21 and defeated 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HIS TIRE BLEW OUT 1 1 Ill nt and strongly — by the professional tennis promoters He is certain to some very serious be shown money Sent out in a tour with Vihes and Perry and how the money would roll in! Perry took nearly $100000 for his end of the tour he just completed and that is not haircut money in any language I am sure that Budge will not have unpacked' before he receives an offer of better than $750000 to abandon the amateurs and join the brigade Just what will be the- young Californian’s answer when large bales of the stuff that buys are offered him? I’m sure I don’t know-Bu- t if I were he I certainly would let my circumstances furnish the answer If I needed it Td take it always remembering that the paths of tennis glory lead but to tennis elbow and the men’s senior cham- 1 1 rf-3- Chilly 2a r Sets New Track Mark HONEYVILLE yesterday in the A and B hydroplane and runabout classes and took second to Bob Watkins of Hoquiam Wash In the hydroplane class Stuart led defending champion was supposed to be “Jim Bottom- Kovacevich Fresno with West Joh ley day" but all the new St Louis DETROIT July 26— (AP)— The Coates Fresno third I out of a doubleheader with Detroit Tigers proving better pilot got 4 the Washington Senators was a “mudders” than the Philadelphia headache COAST LEAGUE Athletics defeated the A’s 12 to 9 The Senators lambasted every--1 Sunday in a rainy game called In Standing of the Teams thing the Browns could muster in the sixth inning Sacramento the way of pitching to capture thel The game first of a scheduled San Diego opener 16 to 10 and the final 15 doubleheader was held up 52 Jnin-t- o Ban Francisco 5 lutes after one and in Portland Los Angeles First gams: in the rain waa resumed tut Oakland ning n’ L0aUbI3h Seattle called because of mud The Mission oa ABHOAI Aimad was cf 5 3 e ojDavu ib o second game postponed 419 No games today teams traveling Lewis 3b e S 1 2Wst cf DETROIT 5 1 5 0 PHILADELPHIA Travis ss 3b-2- b f Scores : ILOrmess 4 2 3 6Bowcutt 3b 4 2 1 1 Armstrong captured the Wheatley cf 3 0 0 0Adama c 5 1 10 0 6-- 6-- Lefty Brown started on the firing line for Ogden but was relieved early by Lou Zito Logan touched Brown and Zito for nine hits Preston turned In a sensational 3 to 2 victory over Malad and won handily over 8 1 to Honeyville Traps Program Logan tennis stars scored victories over Ogden Sunday in both the Pardoe and Knight cup matches at Lester park Logan blanked Ogden 5 to 0 ina the Knight cup event and gained 3 to 2 decision in the Pardoe cup feature Verne Nickols and Frank of Ogden defeated Dale iJewis and Ten Hansen of Logan 16 10 ice LOWE COMPANY LOGAN DOWNS 3-- th 2-- A the tennis fathers of this country should leap into action with all the speed their aging bones will allow and prepare a monster reception for J Donald Budge They should leave nothing undone but see to it that when the d docks in New California York his welcome home combines the best features of the ones tendered the prodigal son Jenny Lind Lindbergh and Queen Marie There should be fireboats shooting firewater high into the air tugboats blowing tugboat whistles and bands playing Grover Whalen and Jimmy Walker wearing silk hats and gardenias should be there to kiss Donald on both cheeks and present him with scrolls keys to all cities large enough to have browning societies and passes to the Roxy He should not only be given a fatted calf but a fatted calf all done up in a leather case and complete with knife and fork RIDE UP BROADWAY Donald should then be given a ride not only up Broadway but up Sixth avenue and any cross-tow- n streets he chose and made honorary life member in all clubs from the Union league to the Green-poiSmall Neck Clam and Outing Cuch a greeting would serve a double purpose In the first place it would honor him for having d won the trophy that Is emblematic of all that is holy and fine in tennis and for- ac complishing a feat that was beyond the powers of such players as Tilden Wood Shields Lott Hen-nesAllison Van Ryn and a locker room full of others In the second place — and this is even more important that the- first place business— it might so please and flatter J Donald Budge that he would decide to spurn all offers of professionalism thereby “ remaining an amateur and In a position to defend the Davis cup No one knows any better than the tennis fathers what will hap pen to the cup if Budge deserts the ranks of the Simon-pure- s It won’t be over here long enough to get over its sea-leThe first time a challenge rolls ’round and it will be back in its flannel nightshirt bound for England or Germany probably the latter Budge is all this country has There’s no use trying to kid ourselves by placing reliance in the likes of Grant and Parker and Riggs and Sabin red-hea- The Ogdenites jumped into a 0 lead in the very first inning only to have Logan deadlock the score in their half of the second Ogden chased In another tally in the third to assume a 2 lead but it was short lived In the fifth the Loganites drove in two tallies to again assume the lead They scored four times in their half of the seventh to put the game on Don Budge California redhead is the man of the HEAD MAN hour these days In America’s bid for Davis cup supremacy Budge teamed with Gene Mako today to give Uncle Sam s 2 to 1 lead over England In the Davis cup finals Budge and Mako won after four stubborn sets 12 DETROIT July 26 — (AP) — Gordon Stanley (Mickey) Cochrane got ready today to take up his old managing job where he left off two months ago Cochrane was due to return as manager of the Detroit Tigers which lost him late last May because of an accidental “bean ball" that fractured his skull Cochrane's announced return came as a surprise although his 6 3 1 lVosmik If quick recovery of recent weeks Simmon If 6 3 3 OlClltt 3b Stone rf 6 10 OjLlpscomb emphasized by light workouts at Kubel 4 410 2 Navln field had been apparent Meyer lb 2b 5 2 3 3BU He takes up the reins as the third e 5 2 3 2Knckrbkrss place Tigers gird for a stretch WFsrrsUp 5 2 1 2Hmsley e jstrlcklandp drive for the American league (Carsy 2b 2 Bamboo club 8 to 3 at the Five Points field Ewing on the hill for Logan gave the locals only seven scattered : jDk V 34-33-- Cochrane Returns To Direct Tigers 3 3 hits 8-- pennant v N' ' S I Ill " r '’v 4- iJX Total t V CHICAGO AB H O A 4 0 6 Hayes 2b UKreevich cf 5 1 3 0 0 Walker rf 4 2 3 0 lBonura lb 4 3 8 1 HRadcliff If 5 3 3 0 1 Appling ss 3 1 2 4 3 0 0 1 OIBerger 3b 2 4 3Sewell C 0 2 Lyons p 2 2 0 0 1 ljCain p OiBrown p OOOO 0 0 OlcRosenthal 0 ar"' sskjl Total ' j Ogden Country club golfers turned Logan hit Ogden upset Dick Ryan Cro- back Pocatello golfers 26 to 11 Sun3 6 in singles for the only 3 day in the first of a home and w32s sctorlM of home golf series Ted Double plays — Bonura to Ap-Logan defeated Crosetti 4 In With George Schneiter scoring a pling to Bonura Sewell to Hayes Sewell Ray Freeman Ogden 5 sensational 67 seven under par to Appling Bases on bails— Hadley l singies in the Pardoe cup event ill Glen Olafeon upset Charles Wood- the Ogdenites jumped into an early u"”1’ CL? Strikeout headed never were lead and Brown 1 cock 1 and 0 while Glen Olaf-so- n Schneiter bagged a 33 on the and Dick Ryan teamed to trim first nine and came home with a Bill Kinard and Charles Wood- 34 He tallied three points against Malone Batteries: Wicker Murpl Bees Marshall Pocatello profes- and Dickey Stratton and Shea Sewell In the Knight cup the Loganites sional made a clean sweep Bud Edison His card follows: CLEVELAND July 26 — (AP) — an( Link McClellan defeated Paul 454 544 353—37 Par veteran Boston Harames 5 and Gordon Bluth 6 Lefty Grove 444 534 333 — 33 Schneiter out 443 634 343 — Schneiter in southpaw subdued the Cleveland j 6 a"dlen in doubles Ed Kroppi J ff°” Gus Becker shattered two strokes Indians 4 to 1 Sunday in a game and Ralph aark’ 64’ 4'6’ 72 a into neat that rain halted in the fifth from par with a Jnard gain 9‘7 2 point victory over Eddie Harper nine Theuer upset E K Thomas r‘ Idaho amateur champion The second game of the ached- - 64Ray46 and 108 in singles Link man old George Eccles battled uled doubleheader also was washed McClellan defeated Paul Harames par on even terms to score a 2 to 1 out Grove retired 13 batters in a in straight sets 3 4 Bud and victory over Ben Peterson former row before Manager Joe Cronin Edison upset Ralph aark 1 and Idaho amateur champion fumbled Julius Sloters £XOVlTlClX g Ray Critchell another former in the fifth Bruce Campbell and Idaho amateur champion easily Sammy Hale followed with singles downed Bob Carmen 3 to 0 to produce the lone Indian tally BOSTON CLEVELAND Harry Yeager E B Thatcher A AB H O At AB H O A M Squires and J H Andrews each Mills If 3 2 0 OjLary ss 2 0 3 1 the for victories scored three point Chapmanrf 2 11 0Kroner Zb 2 0 2 2 Cronin ss 3 0 0 OlAverill cf 2 0 10 Ogdenites Foxx lb 2 13 0Troky lb 2 0 6 0 Scores: Higgins 3b 1 0 0 OlSolters If 2 0 10 OGDEN C C POCATELLO NEW YORK July 26— (UP) — McNair 2b 2 1 3 2CampbelI rf 2 1 0 0 0 George Schneiter Bees Marshall McDiarmid bespectacled 2 111 Johnny Cramer cf 2 1 4 0Hale 3b E Harper Jr 0G L Becker is c 4 Desaute 2 c 2 ojpytiak Princeton l Eccles Ben Peterson 201 university instructor lGeorge p 3 'Bob Carman ojwhitehiii p i o o o day SUCceeded Robert Riggs of 200 Ray Critchell 2 O C Hammond Art Schultz California as eastern men’s clay 3William Ludden Robert Leute I court tennis 7 21 Totals Totals 19 15 7 2 is is champion McDiarmid Herb Brandvig OlHarry Yeager Score by innings: 1 defeated Donald Mc- No Charles Carrtcko 1D P Pincock Beedej Boston 120 10 4 0 W H Jackson William S Hill NeiU of Oklahoma City seeded ooo ? Cleveland 0E B Thatcher Arch Townsend 4 6 — bat-Error Cronin Runs Summary: eighth in the finals 3 0A M Squires Charles Gibson ted in— McNair 2 the to win 3 Chapman 6 Higgins 01J H Andrews Earl McCurdy yesterday Hal hit— Foxx Home runs I crown ieic undefended bv Riezs 1 Gordon Baxter Ed Harper Sr —Chapman McNair — Hale ' Double ANACONDA Mont July 26 — (UP)— Gene Jones of Butter Mont won the Montana State amateur golf championship at the Anaconda country club yesterday when MALAD July 26 he defeated George Sarsfield de- Richardson jockey fending champion 7 and 6 0 ey f - OGDEN GAINS 26 — Monday’s Schedule 4 5 4 5 4 O O 2 LOGAN Collegians bounced Undisputed possession of first place in the Utah - Idaho league second half race Sunday by taking the measure of the Ogden er Crosetti ss Rolle 3b DiMaggio cf Gehrig lb Dickey e Henrich rf Powell If Lazzerl 2b Hadley p Murphy p xRufflng xxSaltzgavr Pearson p 2 2 2 2 2 By HENRY McLEMORE They are very nice boys but & internationalists they lack the (United Pyess Staff) NEW YORK July 26— (UP)— If proper credentials the United States wins the Davis BUDGE IS TEMPTED cup from England on the morrow Budge is certain to be tempted— 750 500 500 500 500 000 000 1 Garland-Tremonto- 11-- 7 First game NEW YORK ABHOAI Lost Pet 0 1000 Sunday’s Results Logan Collegians 8 Ogden Bamboo 3 n 8 Honeyvllle 1 Preston 3 Malad 2 Only three games scheduled tured the series from the leagueleading New York Yankees Sunday7 by defeating the Ruppertmen to 6 in the nightcap of a double-headwitnessed by 60000 fans after dropping a wild opening tilt 12 to 11 The even break held the Yank Sox to lead over the second-plac- e five games the Chicago clubs having won the first two games of the skirmish The Yankee sluggers’ ability to collect home runs gave them the first game and nearly spelled de-- 1 feat for the Chicagoans In the second Billy Dickey had two circuit clouts in the first and Frank Crosetti and Joe DiMaggio one each In the nightcap rookie Tom Henrich twice slammed the ball Into the stands to drive in five runs GET BIG TEST IN Jack Dempsey Serves As Referee of Mit Bout Tonight Chicago Woo 4 3 2 Collegians Bamboo Garland-Tremonto- n 16-1- 12-- 6 O Preston Malad Honeyvllle Smtthfleld Brigham City & CHICAGO July 26— (AP)— The scrappy Chicago White Sox cap- - Ogden-Pocatel- lo BAmE Ogden 5 St Louis 10-- 5 Washington Boston 4 Cleveland 1 (first game called end fifth second gam postponed 88-34- — COAST rain) poned 11-1- MONTANEZ Logan Sunday’ Result Detroit 12 Philadelphia 9 (first game called last of alxth second game post- all-Engla- nd 0 LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs UTAH-IDAH- Wil-for- for © mi n Brown and Zito Allow Visi- California Redhead Donald Budge Gives Uncle Sam tors Nine Hits At Wide Edge In Race For Davis Cup Title ProfesFive Points sional Overtures Made to New Tennis Sensation AMERICAN LEAGUE 2-- e c eptf Dew Tennis': DROP DECISION Thousand Attend Chicago Card Browns Drop Two Games With that one point advantage American supporters now are cond fident Budge will whip Henry (Bunny) Austin in the final singles matches tomorrow for the clinching point even if Frankie Parker loses to Charles Edgar Hare In the opener Budge and Mako the Gerchampions and conquerors of Gottof combination many’s crack fried von Cramm and Heinrich Henkel in the interzonejinals gave many anxious their followers moments today before they finally j pulled the doubles match out of j the fire After sweeping through the first two sets in rapid style the Californians appeared headed toward an easy triumph But with the veteran Tuckey performing brilliantly in support of the untried Wilde the British came roaring back to win the third set and almost snatched the fourth as well By a strange quirk Tuckey captured every one of his service games until the 21st game of the fourth set And when Budge and Mako broke through then it spelled curtains for the British Leada love ing 0 then Budge served set and game in the 22nd game for - CRACKS PAR George match 44Schneiter professional at the Ogden golf and country club carded a 67 seven under par in TO team match the club the at country Sunday 67 Schneiter scored EL INTO LEAD BUT Fifty 12-1- ' MdLemraore (Urges LOCALS JUMP NEW YORKERS July 26— (AP)— Overcoming rBLEDON resistance Don Budge and Gene Mako whipped C R D Tuckey and F H D Wilde in the 0 and gave the United 9 5 3 doubles today States a 1 lead over Great Britain in the Davis Cup challenge round with two more singles matches yet to be played 7-- it it i DIVIDE WITH Eng 7-- it SCRAPPY SOX Budge and Mako Overcome Stubborn Resistance In Four Set Contest English Team Takes Third Set and' Forces Americans to Limit In Fourth Set 6-- it ILogou CoBBegnsiiriis Assugoirae unpirnse Yamikee Dim DotiaWes iveimll Q it it (p Ctop 'it it era SERVICE SERVICE 35th and Itiverdale Road -- RICHARDSON ASSOCIATED SERVICE Brigham City BARLOW SERVICE STATION - Clearfield LLOYD BEJIRETT SERVICE STATION Roy JERRY'S CONOCO SERVICE 16th and Wash Ave & V ( |